hours. a little bit of fog this morning. coming up in just a bit. the bay area waking up to those freezing temperatures. we are live this morning. and people coming out, bundled up? >> reporter: they are bundled up. and keeping with the trend with temperatures in the 30s, take a look at that time temperature here behind. it's going to show you that it is about 37 degrees out here. all across the bay area, people are wake up to frigid temperatures. several places even saw snow in higher elevations this weekend there. is video of skyline boulevard in the south bay from last night. snowplows had to clear away several inches of snow along highway 9. and while families and kids took advantage of the fun weather, playing in the snow, it was not so fun for some drivers after a few spinouts on highway 9. chp closed part down for a few

hours. and the snow closed several parks in the bay area yesterday. the state park was open from about a mile below the snow line. and some of the people we talked to this morning said that dry and warm weather we had up until just this past weekend left them spoiled. >> last week, it was nice and sunny and enjoyable. this week, it's just rain and miserable. we got to bundle up to keep warm. >> reporter: now not everyone we talked to this morning was complaining about the cold weather. we saw one woman working outdoor, believe it or not, wearing short sleeves as she washed the windows out here. some people really enjoyed the crisp weather. others told us, they're just glad we're not getting any rain today. back to you. one person is dead after an overnight commit run run accident -- overnight hit-and- run accident. it happened on manner drive.

when police officers arrived on the scene, they found the body of a man in his 30s on the road. 45 minutes later, another man returned to the scene. police later arrested him. and just about an hour ago, search teams met to continue looking for a missing snow border. the 23-year-old was last seen thursday. that's when he called his family to say he was going to take one more run down the mountain. on friday, crews say they picked up a signal from his cellphone near some of the most difficult ski runs. about 100 people are expected to join the search today, including teams from several areas. over the past few days, the storms have dumped over eight feet of fresh snow. that's good news for the ski resorts who are hoping for extra business over the long

holiday weekend. and if you are hitting the roads, we want to give you some live pictures and take you outside at a traffic camera up there along interstate 80. traffic moving smoothly as you can see. the roads are clear at this hour. we did just check with the cal trance website and -- cal- trans' website there. is the first day in days that chains have not been required. trouble in the east bay. the line went down just before 7:30 last night on redwood roads. when highway patrol officers arrived to the scene, they found a tree blocking the roadway. both the power line and trees blocked the road for several hours. a faulty water heater is being blamed for a carbon monoxide leak that sent three people to the hospital. it happened yesterday. officers responded to

complaints of nausea and a feeling of lightheadedness. a low level was detected in the home. authorities say the family did not suffer any serious injuries. the county is trying to close a $40 million budget hole. the mercury news reports that county officials want to cut 11% of their budget to help close the deficit. that number could grow if california voters reject the plan to defeat the governor's taxes. and they are trying to work with employee unions to help with the cuts. some solutions being considered include laying off 100 people within the sheriff's department, granting compassionate release to jail inmates who are dieing and speeding the updecision on whether to pursue the death penalty in murder cases. for many places in the bay area are going to be closed tomorrow for president's holiday. federal, county and state offices will be closed. and the same goes for bank,

post offices and public schools. golden gate transit and ac transit will operate on a sunday schedule. and sam trans will be on a modified schedule. and parking is enforced in san francisco. so don't forget to feed those parking meters. good morning to you. a live look at the san francisco bay. isn't that gorgeous? oh, man, is the sun going to feel good today. it's going to be chilly and we will appreciate that sunlife. we are looking at dry conditions for today. and this morning, it is really about the frosty start. that definitely the headline. and a few low clouds, especially over the south bay. areas around san jose in the vicinity this morning, frosty conditions in the north bay where we are notably colder from yesterday. for the afternoon, partly cloudy skies, remain below average for this time of year, but we're going to be dry, but

not for too long. the rain possibilities come. next week once again, maybe as early as tomorrow. we will take a look at that in a moment. the temperatures this morning, santa rosa checking in at 32. take a look at the east side of the valley as well. 34 concord. into oakland, mid-30s. san francisco, 30 degrees at the moment. we have a weak ridge of high pressure building in for today. that will keep us dry and keep our temperatures well below average. but we will be with the sunshine. for monday though, take a look at what's going on though. still in disagreement, but the system dropping off the coast, another shot of rain. late tonight, notice we're still dry. by tomorrow morn, the possibility as the storm moves closer to the coast, san francisco, right along the coastline, it's 9:00 in the morning. through the afternoon, 4:00 in the afternoon, and looks like we have moisture over southern portions of the bay including

san jose stretching into san francisco. doesn't look like much. but again, we could see scattered showers for tomorrow. let's enjoy today. afternoon highs for today, mostly sunny sky, partly cloudy in many cases, mid- and upper 40s for noontime. and by the afternoon, 351 degrees. 52 in oakland. 51 san francisco. and areas around fremont, 53 for the afternoon. low 50s for mountainview. the five-day forecast, frost as you get out. a cold start, low 50s for today. mid-50s for tomorrow. and tuesday and wednesday, upper 50s in the forecast. overnight lows continue to be on the cold side, even freezing. leave in the possibility for scattered showers tomorrow. the next chance will come on thursday. for the last week, we've seen impressive rain amounts. how much rain we've seen coming up. >> thank you. the large employee union protests are expected to continue this weekend in wisconsin. the record number of people

that turned out already this weekend as the fight over union rights continues to grow. and that cruiseship that was docked in san francisco for repairs is setting sail again. where it's headed next. and take a live look outside. there's interstate 880 in oakland. things looking smooth there. taking a peak there. no major collisions to report across the bay area.

good morning to you. a live look and across the bay this morning where you can see mostly clear skies. a little bit of haze and lingering moisture out there, but a nice looking day in store. massachusetts senator scott brown says he will not file charges against the camp counselor who molested him. brown admits in a new book being released tuesday the

counselor assaulted him when he was 10 years ole. brown told the district attorney for cape cod he did not want to pursue the case. the senator says he's not writing about the molestation for redemption, but instead, to let people know they can overcome hardships. banks are back open in egypt today after being closed for a week. egyptians lined up early this morning outside banks waiting for the first chance to do business. the banks closed last week following large labor strikes. the egyptian government estimates it lost about $1.7 billion in revenue during the week-long closiers. economists say the closier undercut investors confidence in the country. an anti-government rally is reportedly underway in iran right now. the protesters are being told they could be shot at. state media says members of an iraq-based group have entered the country and plan on

shooting people during the protest. this is the second anti- government rally in iran in less than a week, all inspired by the uprising in egypt. and two naval ships from iran are expected to enter the canal within the next 24 hours. canal officials say it would be the first time iranian naval ships have sailed there since 1979. israel is reportedly concerned about the ships entering the canal calling it a provocation. more protests are expected today in wisconsin. scott walker wants to raise the cost of benefits for state workers and limit the union's collective bargaining powers and it doesn't look like he's willing to bend. we are live in madison. and i have to ask you, with 14 state senators actually leaving the capitol, fleeing from this and more protests planned for today, i guess the big question, where do we go from here? >> reporter: it's a great question. i want to show you what's happening this morning. take a live look.

just a few protesters, pro- labor protesters showing up today. there's a heavy snow expected here, a record actually for madison, 6 inches within the next couple of hours. yesterday the video we shot yesterday shows the very large number of people, almost 70,000 protesters on both sides of the issue showing up. and the key question is where do we go from here. and what the governor and republicans are saying is no compromise, no negotiation, they intend to stick this out. the protesters are saying, they'll compromise, they'll pay more towards health care and pensions, but they'll not compromise on their right to collective bargaining. and that's where this line has been drawn in the sand. >> that's the big sticking point at this point, those collective bargaining agreements because that's moving forward, that's going to be a big issue. so any hope that this could be

resolved quickly? >> reporter: another good question. from both sides, you hear this will not be resolved quickly and it is because of the bargaining issue. wisconsin, the first state many the union to grant its public service yuan employees the right to collective bar -- service union employees the right to collective bargaining may be the first to pull back. ohio, indiana, considering similar legislation and protests scheduled in those states as well. >> and i know you showed us out there today the snow and cold temperatures and certainly that does have dampen any large scale, 70,000 people, even if half the people showed up, that would be big. what is the plan today? >> reporter: well, the plan today is the protesters again, the labor protesters to be here, to let the members of the wisconsin general assembly know that they'll compromise, they are willing to pay for more benefits and, but collective bargaining, it's not just

teachers, they are the largest, but public service employees this wisconsin except for firefighters and police officers, but they want the legislature to know absolutely not. collective bargaining is a right they intend to hold on to if they can. >> all right. we will stand by and watch for the developments. thank you for the update. well, a hijacked yacht carrying four u.s. citizens is expected to reach the coast today. a spokesperson for the u.s. military says they are continuing to monitor that yacht which is under the control of pirates. the military says it will likely try to prevent the yacht from reaching the land where rescue options are more limited. they were on a seven-year mission to deliver bibles to children around the world. the cruiseship damaged by a fire and sent to san francisco for repairs is ready to set sale with passengers once again. the splendor left the city on wednesday and is ready to leave long beach today for a seven-

day trip. the fire in november stranded thousands of passengers for three days and it now has two new generators and has been inspected by the coast guard. carnival says the cruise is booked full. the interim police chief in san francisco is in a bit of a budget crunch. what he is about to fight for come wednesday.

welcome back. gorgeous start to the day. light winds, clearing skies, live loom from the camera this morning at the east bay hills. a little bit of cloud cover, plenty of sunshine in store. officer-involved shootings and officers being laid off two. big topics at that time top of the interim police chief. and the budget woes are impacting how the police chief

proceeds. >> reporter: the san francisco police department is about to take a hit. >> my obligation to give back 10% of the budget. >> reporter: he says without the cash flow, 2011-12 police academy classes will not exist. and as many as 180 police officers could be laid off if he is forced to cut another 10% from the budget. >> it could be devastating, but my obligation is to do the best job i can with the resources i have. >> reporter: the tazer, a recent number of officer- involved shootings has reignited the debate to arm police officers with them or not. >> i have no idea why they haven't done it before. a lot of people are not in favor. >> reporter: he says on wednesday he will head to the police commission and ask for permission to begin researching the impact of bringing the weapons onboard. >> you have to ask yourself, you know, tazers verses hand guns, i would like to arm our police officers are the option

of having a tazer. >> reporter: the san francisco police commission rejected proposals back in 2004 and 2010. this year, there are new commissioners and possibly a new outcome. if you are in the market for a car, one bay area school district wants you to buy now. an offer is part sale, part fund raiser. a percentage of every car sold will benefit foundations keeping music is arts programs alive in the school districts. car dealerships say the offer helps draw in customers while raising money for a good cause. >> for the 14 dealerships involved here in the city, over a busy holiday weekend like this, it should be several thousand dollars. >> it will take more than a million dollars to keep the program running in the district. the money problems don't end there. the school district is facing an $11 million deficit and the school board trying to decide whether to close two schools.

that decision is expected on tuesday. the superintendent says it makes sense to close those schools because there are fewer students there and less money coming in from the state. the temperatures below freezing in some pockets of bay area today. >> yes, trading out the raincoat for the nice warm one. especially out doors this morning -- outdoors this morning. the sunshine going to feel better outdoors today and even giving awe shot of the moon -- giving you a shot of the moon this morning. gorgeous start to the day. some with partly cloudy, mostly cloudy skies, dense fog reported. but that's going to burn off and we will between partly cloudy. take a look at that rain fall. 5inches in santa rosa. picking up nearly 4 inches in san francisco as well as oakland and looks like 2 around

san jose. santa rosa now a few inches above the norm for this time of year. the five-day forecast, nice, mild conditions into the afternoon. we are also very cold start this morning. by tomorrow, that chance for rain returns. the temperatures stick into the mid-50s for the afternoon. partly cloudy tuesday and wednesday we are going to be dry and warm into the upper 50s for the afternoon. the overnight lows will continue to be cold and the next round of rain will move in thursday for the weekend as well. two girls are recovering this morning after a bounce house they were playing in blew away. the inflatable house was caught in a strong gust of wind yesterday afternoon in a town north of tucson, arizona. a 7-year-old girl fell out and into a yard. but her 10-year-old friend was carried more than 100 feet before falling out of the house and onto the roof of a neighbor's home. firefighters say the girls were not seriously injured. the national christmas tree

is no longer standing tall. strong winds brought the tree down yesterday. for more than 40 year, it stood between the white house and the washington monument. it was back in 1978 when crews moved it from a pennsylvania forest to the national mall. the national parks service says it already has a tree picked out and it will be ready for the holiday tree lighting ceremony. the warriors curry got a chance to show off in the nba all-stars skill challenge and he did not disappoint. he went through the course in a speedy 28.2 seconds to win the challenge. he missed only one bounce pass and beat out the second place finisher by 16 seconds. the win earned a young woman a $30,000 college scholarship. and in the dunk contest, clippers rookie griffin was the pre-competition favorite. there he is with a 360 behind the back effort. but he had competition. here dunking not on one, but

two rims and then ups the ante with three balls, one after the other. griffin pulled out all the stops. this choir sang i believe i can fly. griffin dunked over the car. the actual all-star game is later today. i tried that last week. >> so close. >> didn't work out the same as there. the federal regulations experts say the company violated before the explosion. and it is cold outside. this is a look at what it looked like yesterday. freezing temperatures this morning. bundle up. first here is a look at your winning super lotto numbers. good luck everyone.

the cold weather continues this morning after people spent yesterday playing in the bay area snow. good morning and welcome back to morning on 2. >> after days of rain, the bay area is waking up to freezing and below freezing temperatures. we are live this morning with how people are coping on this cold morning. >> reporter: well, we're in downtown where this early in the morning, the only activity going on around here you can

see is pretty much focused on the warm corner starbuck's coffee shop. just about everyone inside is bundled up in coats and hats. and even though it's chilly, the outdoor temperature says it's about 38 degrees. this is video of skyline boulevard in the south bay where snow employees had to clear away several inches of snow along highway 9. after accidents and spinouts on the road, chp closed down for a few hours and it closed several parks in the bay area like in the east bay hills. the mount state park was open about a mile from the snow line, although some people did hike beyond that point just to enjoy the snow. and there were family and kids that took advantage of the wintery weather to make snow men and have snowball fights. some of the people this morning say even though the snow looks

nice, they're not thrilled with the cold weather. >> it seeps down into your bones, especially because it's so damp here. >> i think it's fantastic. yeah. >> i'm working hard. hard work. good for the soul. >> reporter: not everyone is complaining about the cold weather. one woman we talked to, we found her working outside just before dawn this morning wearing short sheaves. no coat, no hat. she says washing the windows is what was keeping her warm. now some people just enjoy this chilly crisp weather. well, over the past few day, the winter storms have dumped over eight feet of fresh snow in the mountains and that is good news for the ski resorts. if you are watching us from the mountains, we want to show you the roads if you're headed home there. is a live picture of interstate 80 at highway 89. and you can see the roads are clear, a lot of snow out there.

but there are no chain restrictions on interstate 880 or highway 50. and really, that's the first time in the last few days that chains have not been required. one person was killed after an overnight hit-and-run accident. it happened just after 1:30 this morning on skyline boulevard. when police officers arrived on the scene, they found the body of a man in his 30s on the road. 45 minutes later, another man returned to the scene. police say they arrested that individual on suspicious of driving under the influence and hit-and-run. another deadly accident overnight. it happened just after 4:45 this morning on northbound 101. highway patrol says a nissan suv drifted off the highway and crashed into a tree. one man inside the suv died at the scene. the highway patrol says fog may have contributed to that accident. power line problems in san francisco caused delays for

riders. about 150 feet of power lines came down in two areas of the city last night. near 22nd avenue, power lines went down near fillmore street. the downed lines forced them to stop service on the endline. no word on what caused the wires to collapse. new information this morning on a reoccurring problem for oakland police officers. the city says a faulty antenna is to blame for hand held radio problems police officers experience during a shooting investigation early yesterday morning at a motel on enterprise avenue avenue. officers who responded to the scene say they were forced to use the radios in patrol cars. the antenna has been placed and -- been replaced. a 21-year-old san francisco man was shot through the window of his home. police say it happened last night in the hill neighborhood. the victim is in critical condition this morning. police have not released any

details about the gunman and they are saying if any has informs, call the police department. a week long hearing on excessive force by police officers wraps up today. the hearing is focused on the shooting of officer grant, but organizers are inviting the public to discuss any incidents that they believe involved police brutality. several organizations are sponsoring the event. today's meeting starts at 9:00 a.m. at brewer middle school in oakland. gas pressure surges on pipelines violate regulations say one group. they admitted to spiking the pressure on the pipeline twice before it exploded on september 9th. regulators say after the spikes, they were required to inspect the pipeline for defects and weak welds. they say they conducted a test looking for pipe corrosion. federal investigators say the

weld was the point of the explosion. attorneys for the company and lawyers for the victims will meet in court this week. both sides are hoping to sort out the details. all attorneys involved think one judge should handle all the cases. as of last week, 62 lawsuits have been filed for the september 9th pipeline explosion. san jose police are now investigating a house fire. after a marijuana growing operation was found inside. firefighters responded to the fire yesterday afternoon. during the fire fight, crews found the pot growing operation inside. now the fire caused about $200,000 in damage. firefighters say no one was home when the fire started. good morning to you. a live look at that time bay from san francisco this morning. san francisco soaking up almost an inch of rain from yesterday. the rain kept coming and coming and now that we have received

all that beneficial rain, we are going to be dry for today. we are off to a chilly start this morning. in fact, below freezing in some cases. fog and low clouds in the north and east bay valley locations this morning. and that will burn off, partly cloudy, mostly sunny for today. we're going to remain cool, but feel good. and we have a good looking day in store. take a look at where we are. santa rosa below freezing at 30. 36 in oakland. 36 in redwood city. 40degrees in san francisco. that fog cover out there, not widespread, but we are down to just a quarter mile visibility in some areas of concord as well as santa rosa this morning. and through the morning hour, burns away and mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. the storm that is now moved its way south and east. you can see south of the golden gate, we received anywhere from .50 to an inch of rain yesterday. it just kept coming. areas reporting anywhere from

.25 to.other. and we're already eyeing the next -- .25 to .50. and we're already crying the next system later in the week. it could be enough to need the umbrella. by 9:00, right along the coast down into san francisco. as we roll through the afternoon, notice it stays offshore for the most part and the models disagreeing so they are changing up from time to time. but by 4:00 in the afternoon, here we are, still with the possibility of a few scattered showers. looks like over san jose. if this continues to hold true, it could be a soggy day with mostly cloudy skies. afternoon highs for today, dry and cool, but feel good. areas right around santa row say looking at 51 for the afternoon. east just a little bit, 51 degrees. five-day forecast here, so we've got a nice day for you today. get out and enjoy it. biotope, we could see changes.

a slight chance -- by tomorrow, we could see changes. tuesday into wednesday, partly cloudy, afternoon highs, mild. overnight lows quite cold and by thursday into the weekend, pattern changes once again and wet weather is on the way. hundreds of thousands of people brave the wet, cold weather for last night's chinese new year's parade and help quick off the year of the rabbit with a bang. >> 5,000 people took part in this year's parade that including an appearance by the giants world series trophy and san francisco's first chinese mayor. >> so many kids tonight of different races speaking chinese to me. and they're all interested in what our relationship is with china as well as just here.

>> the big show brand up with 360 fire crackers and a golden dragon nearly as long as a football field. it takes 100 artists to help move through the streets. and you will find more on this year's parade by going to our website at ktvu.com. look for the link on the right- hand side of the page. we have posted videos of the memorable moments from last night. >> a great time to be out there. >> fantastic. one bay area county is taking job creation into its own hands. how they hope to spur job growth with a brand new program. and a live look outside. we have a traffic camera there. not much traffic there, but the highway patrol is reporting a crash westbound 24.

good morning. lingering moisture helping to create the low clouds there and a mix of sunshine. gorgeous looking day for your sunday ! and we know a lot of people are in the mountains enjoying the snow. more than 8 feet of snow. we have rachel woods on the phone with us now. good morning. >> reporter: hey. it is a great morning. >> i know. we get a break from the snow and we have seen the pictures from there, it's amazing. how crowd ready the resorts this weekend? >> reporter: you know, as a matter of fact, they're handling the vacationers quite well. considering the fact that there's so much new snow, most people when they wake up in the morning, they get right to the

resort, they want to hit the new powder as soon as possible. so it's funny because a lot of families are up and at them pretty darn early. >> i have a friend actually who is home this weekend and it took her nine hours to get to you guys on friday. it was a long drive. but how is the weather looking now? are they getting a break to enjoy the fresh snow? >> reporter: today is probably the most picture perfect winter day that i can describe. not a cloud many the sky. there's not a whisper of wind. and we have so much new powder. for example, the storm total at homewood is 134 inches at the base. and 196 inches, excuse me, those are the base depths. i should be more specific. 78inches at the base and 121 inches at the upper mountains. so so much new snow. >> it's really amazing. we're looking at a live picture

of 267 and we can see people moving through there. the best time, right after the storm with the roads cleared, the best time to go up there. were you getting nervous, all that early snow, but january was dry for a while. and i know people were getting nervous that maybe the best had come and gone and then this came in. >> reporter: you know, mother nature is great at surprising us. and the great part about january is that november and december were record-breaking months at lake tahoe. for example, alpine mountains broke two records as did homewood. and therefore, that set us up for january. we had lots of snow to carry us through. and quite honestly, it just felt so good to go skiing in that sunshine. the trick was convincing everybody in your neck of the woods that it was still winter which it was. >> well, you didn't need to convince me. i went in short sleeves. it was a lot of fun. and sounds like you have great weather for today and tomorrow. and i know a lot of people are

going to be enjoying that. thank you so much for joining us with alpine meadows and homewood resorts. >> thank you. we learned one person has died in an apartment fire in brooklyn. fire officials say the body of a 64-year-old woman was found in the rubble. 20 firefighters have been injured. the call came in last insight more than 200 firefighters responded. many inside were evacuated. >> left everything inside. only thing i have to my name is on me. >> very scary. especially on a night like tonight, cold and windy and a fire like this and people out of a home, it's terrible. >> fire officials say four residentses were also injured in the fire. none of the injuries reported are life threatening. a spokesman for the fire department says a shelter for displaced residents has been set up at a nearby school. this morning, a major freeway in maryland has reopened after dozens of wildfires rage add cross the

state. yesterday police had to close the freeway in both direction after a wildfire spread into the median. firefighters say 50 miles per hour winds and dry conditions made it hard for them to control the fires. so far, there have been no reports of serious injuries. the mexican president is strengthening the army presence on the borders most used by drug smugglers. yesterday, he said four additional army groups will help the armed forces already stationed there. the region has become a bloody battleground between security forces and drug cartel. most recently a u.s. immigration agent was gunned down. and federal investigators believe that killing may have been a direct order by leaders of a violent drug cartel. military leaders at the pentagon say space is getting too crowded. they want greater cooperation with other countries. but it calls for better protection of space satellites because they could be targeted

by enemies of the united states. a scientist from the university of washington says she found evidence that there is still a good amount of oil stuck on the bottom of the gulf of mexico from the bp spill. she says her team has surveyed about 2600-miles in the gulf and found the spilled oil is not degrading as fast as hoped. at a conference in washington, d.c. yesterday, she showed pictures of dead bottom- dwelling creatures. this month, the government said the gulf would fully recover by next year, but she says based on her findings, that is not true. new information on what caused a massive sewage spill in san francisco. a break down in a pump control system is responsible for the spill last august. more than 94-gallons of sewage spilled into the lagoons it shut down the lagoons and forced the city to spend $250,000 to clean the upspill.

the city is now reportedly hiring an engineering firm to investigate why the pump system broke down. the county wants to play employers to start hiring. county officials are starting a new. it's called create jobs. it's going to subsidize employers if they hire new employees for a newly created positions. the jobs must be at least 20 hours per week and they'll put the employers up to 80% of wage cost up to $16 an hour. it is being funded by the federal and state works program. the refinery may be back up and rung next week. they have almost finished the repairs it began in late december that included installing anti-pollution devices. officials say there could be loud noises and flairing which are normal during a refinery start-up. air quality managers will be monitoring emissions from the plants. there's a new website

available for residentses looking for information involving a controversial cement plant. two fact-fining committees -- fact-finding comes jointly finding jointly created the library. residents in both cities aapproach city officials last year with health concerns related to plant operations. the two committees were formed to determine if they meet emission standards. a run away bulldozer is being blamed for destroying one home and damaging two others in texas. it happened last night. sheriff deputies san often manned bulldozer somehow powered up and then crashed through three homes. that bulldozer finally came to a stop after a neighbor broke the back window of the machine, got inside and turned it off. well, a pager that could save your life. how the latest medical device will predict heart attacks. following a cold start, we

have an enjoyable sunday forecast. coming up for you, the day planner.

look at that, a massachusetts man is facing drunk driving charges after he crashed into that liquor store. the video captured the cash and then he's reaching inside. police say the driver apparently wanted to get some beer, but because he couldn't get inside, he gave up, got back in his car, you can see him driving away. however, there was an police officer nearby who heard the crash and was able to track him down, capture him and arrest him. well, this morning damages to a rited a are being -- rite- aid are being repaired after a woman drove into the store. it would have hit people inside the store if it wasn't for a

support pole that actually stopped the car. that happened yesterday at highway 92. nobody was hurt, including the driver who told police her car was in park the entire time. a contractor had to be called in to stabilize the support pole. more people are strapping on their seat belts coo according to the california highway patrol. they say the click it or ticket campaign is partly responsible because drivers are trying to avoid pricy tickets. the tickets went up $142 and the price is higher for repeat offenders starting at $250 or more. despite the increase in seat belt usage, a study found that 80% of passengers admitted to not wearing a seat belt in the backseat of a car. a new medical device might help stop heart attacks before they start. it's implanted in your chest. if it defects abnormalities, it

will vibrate in your chest at the same time. at the same time, an external pager beeps and flashes. >> oftentimes, heart attacks occur in a studderring fashion, like an earthquake there are tremors before the major quake occurs. >> if patients get to the hospital as soon as the pagers go off, they may be able to stop the heart attack before it causes damage. about 1 million americans have heart atax every year. of that number, a little more than half survive. a bay area football star has died. he was a member of the 1951 usf team that was undefeated, but did not play in a bowl game. they famously voted not to accept a bowl bid because it would have excluded their african american players the. team was the subject of a book and a documentary and came to be known as the team that was

undefeated and uninvited. he played 14 years in the nfl, share 1952 rookie of the year honors. he died of respiratory failure. he was 80 years old. the sacramento kings could be making a move down to california. they admitted that the kings are in talks to move to the city of anaheim. he says he does not know the status of the talks, only that they have taken place. kings officials are not talking about the possible move either. anaheim officials are not talking as well. but they have said in the past they want to land an nba team to share an arena with the ducks in the nhl. organizers of the california race are looking for volunteers. stage four is going to start on may 18th and end 81 grueling months later -- grueling miles

later. more than 4500 volunteers participated last year. for more information about that race, visit our website. well, we're getting close to the 8:00 hour. let's check in to see if things are warming up, maybe a degree or two. >> struggling in many cases, but a pleasant day. a little cool for this time of year, but dry. off to the west, the city this morning, checking in right around 40 degrees with sunshine and clouds. mostly sunny and partly cloudy for today. through the morning hour, the big story, just how cold, dense fog in valley locations and that should burn off as well. 30s to low 40s. noontime numbers with the sunshine, should be pleasant, 44 to nearly 50 degrees for the lunch hour. and the afternoon, low 50s for today. enjoy today because the possibility of rain moves in by tomorrow. shouldn't stick around for too

long. tuesday and wednesday look dry. overnight lows are going to be quite cold. afternoon highs about the seasonal average. finally tuesday into wednesday, thursday looks to be soggy as well. over the course of last week, anywhere from 3 to 5-inches of rain. back to you. >> thank you. well the invitations are in the mail for biggest wedding of the -- for the biggest wedding of the year. 1900 family, friends and dignitaries will receive the wedding invitation for prince william and kate middleton. each card was individually dye stamp stamped. today is the last day of the union between cosco and the wedding dress designer. on thursday, the designer began an exclusive four-day exhibit in an jose. the dresses range in prices from 700 to $1,400. customers will be able to visit

the dress salon and meet with an expert bridal consultant. no word yet on how many dresses have been sold so far. well a snow border missing this morning. plus, a new twist on wisconsin's budget show down. what some protesters are doing to try to get excused from work.

coming up, the pictures from some of the snowiest spots in the bay area. plus, some areas are dealing with fog and that could have contributed to a fatal crash just hours ago. and good morning everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. >> it is sunday, f ebruary 20th. expect dry, but cold weather today. we have your forecast this morning. hi. >> good morning. bone chilling cold if you're out and about early this morning. make sure you bundle up the kids, maybe church, cup of coffee. a mild day in store. giving awe look at what we can expect throughout the next few days. dry today, we're going to be

mild today if you felt rain moves in tomorrow. we will -- today. the rain moves in tomorrow. for moment, we want to head in and check in with where at last i checked, it was about 33 degrees in areas. >> reporter: well, that's right. it is getting a little bit warmer since then. when we first got here to downtown about three hours ago, they said it was 35 degrees. now you can see, we're getting closer to 40. not exactly balmy, but definitely more barable. now video of where it snowed here in the bay area last night there. is video of skyline boulevard in the south bay. snowplows cleared away several inches of snow along highway 9 after some accidents and a few spinouts on the highway. chp had to close it down for a few hours. now some of the people we talked to this morning said they don't mind this cold weather including one man from florida who said he would take the cold over humidity any day.

>> this is a change and i really like it. i mean, you can only put so many clothes on, but you can only take so many off. >> better to be cold than too hot. >> there you go. yeah. >> reporter: family and kids in the east bay yesterday were definitely bundled up as many took tomorrow. well, right now, crews are searching the mountain for a missing snow border. they are looking for the 23- year-old of redding.

he last called his family on thursday and told them he was going to take one more run down the mountain. about a hundred people are expected to join the search today including teams from several areas. on friday, crews did pick up a signal from his cellphone near some of the most difficult ski runs on the mountain. a man was killed in a hit- and-run accident. police say it happened just after 1:30 this morning. when police officers arrived on the scene, they found the body of a manis 30s on the road. 45 minutes later, another man returned to the scene. police later arrested that individual believing he was responsible for the it and run run. police say the -- for the hit- and-run. police say the driver is was possibly also under the influence. this accident happened just after 4:00 this morning on 441. highway patrol says a nissan suv drifted off the highway and crashed into a tree. one man inside the suv died at

the scene. highway patrol says fog may have contributed to that happen accident. pg and e insists it would not change how it monitored the pipeline that exploded last september. that's according to a report in the mercury news. after the explosion, investigators found a seem many the pipe that they say was poorly welded. they believe that is where the blast originated. the company said federal guidelines are the same for pipes with seems and with without. legal fallout over the blast is continuing. this week attorneys for the company and the law firms representing the victims will meet in court. both sides are hoping to sort out the legal details. right now, all attorneys involved think one judge should handle all the cases. as of last week, 62 lawsuits have been filed against the company for the explosion. new information on a reoccurring problem for oakland

police officers. the city says a faulty antenna is to blame for hand held radio problems officers experienced during a shooting investigation early yesterday morning at a motel on enterprise avenue. police officers on the scene say they were forced to use the radios inside their patrol cars. they say the faulty antenna has been replaced and radio operation should be back to normal. a woman who drove her suv into a ride-aid says her car was in park the entire time. the lexus smashed into the drugstore yesterday. fire officials say the suv could have hit people inside the store if it wasn't for a support pole that stopped its progress. nobody was hurt. the store closed after the crash so employees could clean up. a contractor was called to stabilize the support pole. time now 8:05. hundreds of thousands of people braved the wet, cold weather to kick-off the year of the rabbit with a bang.

[fireworks] >> 5,000 people took part in last night's chinese new year's parade that included an appearance by the world series trophy and san francisco's first chinese mayor. >> i saw so many kids tonight of different race speaking chinese to me. and they're all interested in what our relationship is with china as well as just here. >> there it is, that big show wrapping up with 360 fire crackers and a golden dragon that was nearly as long as a football field. it took a hundred artists to move it through the streets, they called exhausting, but well worth it. you will find more by going to our website. look for the link on the right- hand side of the page. and we have posted videos of memorable moments and if you're kick yourself for missing, you can catch an encore today of the parade right here at 3:00

p.m. a power line problems caused delays. about 150 feet of lines came down in two areas of the city last night near 22nd avenue. power lines went down elsewhere. the downed lines forced them to stop service on the endline. no word on what caused the wires to collapse. good morning to you. giving lye this morning again -- giving you a live look again this morning. our temperatures will be turning around. but that remains of course the big story of this hour. we have slipped below freezing in santa rosa this morning. napa reporting 32. dense areas of fog this morning. mid-30s in concord. closer to san francisco and the coast, looking at 42 degrees. the bay area forecast for

today, a ridge of high pressure building in. it's going to be temporary, but partly cloudy, mild today. we're going to be cool for this time of year, but feel good with the sunshine. by tomorrow, changes in store. the system dropping down the coastline is expected to bring us a little bit of rain. doesn't look like a whole lot. and the models are having a hard time agreeing on this. by tomorrow morning, looks like the possibility of rain sliding along the coast, down to about the golden gate bridge, right about 10:00 or so. gray skies overhead. roll through the day, most staying offshore, but the possibility of just a few sprinkles. 5:00 in the afternoon, san jose, may be seeing a few sprinkles. if it holds true, not very much, but we are likely to get wet a cool afternoon, but with the sunshine, it's going to feel nice. the low 40s through the account hour. up 40s lunchtime. 52 at 3:00 in the afternoon. and mostly sunny skies for today after all that needed

rain, we are going to get a break. 51 for napa. 53 in areas around fremont for the afternoon. low 50s from san jose into mountainview. and off to the coast, 50 degrees for the afternoon. head north, 51 in santa rosa. 10 to 20 degrees of warming for the afternoon. and move through like this. the frosty conditions will be gone in the next hour or two. we will remain cool for the afternoon. warmer for tomorrow, but notice the clouds overhead and the possibility of scattered showers in the forecast. partly cloudy tuesday and wednesday. temperatures warming to the upper 50s for the afternoon. but quite cold through the morning hours. and into thursday, that chance for rain returns and we could see some very cold air move in with the next storms later in the week. we'll take a look at how much rain has fallen over last week in just a few moments. san jose police are now investigating a house fire after a marijuana growing

operation was found inside. firefighters responded to the fire yesterday afternoon. during the fire, crews found the pot growth. the fire caused about $200,000 in damage. no one was home when he arrived on scene. a sewage spill in redwood city. the examiner reports a break down in a pump control system is responsible for the spill last august when more than 94- gallons of sewage spilled into the redwood lagoons. the city is now reportedly hiring an engineering firm to investigate why that pump control system broke down. well an egyptian inspirerd protest in one middle eastern country is now turning into an all night campout. the new developments that could signal an end to those protests. plus americans captured by pirates. why it could be retaliation. and let's take you outside.

there's a live look at 880 in oakland. you can actually see the sun is shining which is nice to see, but bundle up, it's cold out there.

welcome back. good morning to you. a live look across the bay. the difference a day makes. look at that time blue sky, plenty of sunshine, clouds out there and warming into the low 50s for the afternoon. well, anti-government protests continue across the middle east today, bringing

more violence. in libya, sold yes, sir reportedly opened fire on mourners at a funeral for protesters killed this past week. today shooting comes after a deadly day yesterday. journalists are being restricted in the country, but videos show protesters clashing with the libyan sold yes, sir. one doctor at -- soldiers. one doctor says at least 200 people have been killed in recent days. in bahrain, protesters are camping out many pearl square. they're demanding the monarchy give up the near absolute control of the country. protests in bahrain have been going on for nearly a week. leaders of the movement are reportedly getting ready to start talks with leaders. an anti-government rally is reportedly underway in iran right now. that's according to several websites. the protesters at today's rally are being told they could be shot at. iranian media says members of an iraq-based group have

entered the country and plan on shooting people during the demonstration. both inspired by the up rising in egypt. time now is 8:14. and pirates say the hijacked yacht of a southern california couple will make land fall today. the u.s. government is now assessing possible responses. the attack may have been in retaliation. >> reporter: four americans captured by pirates. a yacht with you u.s. citizens onboard was hijacked friday in the sea, off the coast. >> the government confirmed that four americans were kidnapped by pirates. we condemn this act. it is unacceptable. the government will try all it can to get information regarding this. >> reporter: the ship belongs to a retired california couple jean and scott adam. coo a contractor cording to their website, they have been sailing around the world handing out bibles since 2004. the other two americans have not been identified.

the attack comes just days after a pirate was sentenced to 33 years in prison by a new york court for the 2009 hijacking. that incident ended in a dramatic rescue when navy seal snipers killed pirates who were holding the ship's captain. earlier this week, pirates said they would target americans in retaliation for the sentencing. hijackings have increased in recent years. international warships trying to protect vessels. but multi-million dollar ransoms are fueling the attacks. pirates hold about 30 ships and more than 660 hostages. >> we request the international community work with the government to stop crime on the high seas. >> reporter: american embassy says the u.s. military and other relevant agencies are closely monitoring the situation as they are assessing options and possible responses. in new york, fox news.

massachusetts senator scott brown says he will not file charges against the camp counselor he says molested him. he admits that he was assaulted back when he was 10 years old. according to one report he told the district attorney he did not want to pursue the case. he said he's not writing for redemption, but instead to let people know they can overcome hardships. hoping people read the book and understand that even people who have challenges and difficulties, if they have good people around them, they can make a difference. >> senator brown rose to national spotlight last year after winning the u.s. senate seat held by the late ted kennedy. well arizona is talking about changing their gun laws, but not because of the deadly shooting rampage in tucson. we are live in phoenix with more on two different proposals being discussed. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to

you. this legislation was brought up long before that deadly shooting rampage in tucson because arizona is known for having some of the most liberal gun laws in the country. now there are two proposals on the table. one would allow people to bring weapons oncollege and university -- onto college and university campuses. and the other would make it legal to bring it into public building, sporting events, hospitals, even courtrooms. the only place that could ban a weapon, those that provide firearms lockers onsite, those that have armed security guards or metal detecters. despite the stipulations, critics say it puts the public at risk. >> most would agree that taking guns into public buildings such as right here in the senate or into the governor's tower or supreme court is not appropriate. and in fact, it's a danger to our community. >> reporter: but gun rights advocates see this as the

opposite, protecting the community. they say crime rate go down in areas where concealed weapons are allowed it because it's a deterrent for criminals, they never know who is packing heat. and it's viewed as protected by the constitution. >> our right to keep and bear arms is direct and clear. the right of the individual citizen to bear arms in defense of himself or the state shall not be impaired and. we intend to adhere to that. >> reporter: now this legislation has already passed committee and sometime within the next few weeks, it's expected to make its way to the floor for further consideration. that is the latest, live outside the arizona state capitol this morning. two girls are recovering this morning after a bounce house they were playing in blew away. the inflatable householding the girls was caught in a strong gust of wind yesterday afternoon in a town just north of tucson, arizona. a 7-year-old immediately fell out of the bounce house and

into the yard. but her friend was carried more than 100 feet before falling out onto the roof of a neighbor's house. firefighters say the 10-year- old suffered severe doubts her head. both girls are expected to be okay. high winds also to blame for the toppling of an american treasure, the national christmas tree was broken in two yesterday. more than 30 years, the colorado blue spruce stood between the white house and the washington monument. in 1978, crews moved it from a pennsylvania forest to the national mall. the national parks service says it already has a replacement tree picked out and it will be ready for december's tree lighting ceremony. time now is 8:19. tracking students who don't show up to school. what one california district is using to make sure kids go to class. and the positive outlook some wisconsin protesters are finding in a battle pitting unions against the governor. and a pleasing site outside

the door. many with sunshine this morning. a live look. we have a nice but mild day in store for you. going to be dry, but for how long? we'll take a look at that plus rain totals coming up.

a run away bulldozer is being blamed for destroying one home and damaging two others in texas. it happened last night. sheriff deputies say the

unmanned bulldozer was somehow turned on and crashed through the three homes. the bulldozer came to a stop when a neighbor broke the back window to get inside and turn it off. large protests by employee unions continue this weekend in wisconsin. [chanting] >> the bill could take away union collective bargaining rights. the governor is arguing that it is needed to protest the state budget. despite the controversy, some are taking a positive outlook. >> this is wisconsin at its best, america at its best. people coming out to peacefully demonstrate what they believe in. >> tea party supporters in favor turned out yesterday, leading to verbal clashes with union supporters. a vote on the controversial measure is set for this tuesday even though a group of about a dozen state lawmakers are refusing to return to the

capital for the vote. and there's a new twist in wisconsin. doctors are apparently writing sick notes for protesters. >> give me the date that you have been sick. >> last thursday. >> okay. >> and we're going to go through next tuesday if that's okay. >> okay. >> thousands of teachers from across the state have been calling in sick to protest. the governors proposed budget repair bill would scale back benefits and curtail collective bargaining rights. a southern california school district is using gps in an effort to stop true yancey. they are -- truancy. they are giving the devices to students who get more than three unexcused absence. in exchange for participation, they won't be punished for previous truancies. when the sun came up, we saw the blue skies. not there yesterday, but there

today. >> yeah. at the end of the wet tunnel. giving awe a live look at the bay area this morning. haze out there. a few clouds. but plenty of blue sky in store for the afternoon. it is a bone chilling start out there. grab a jacket if you're getting out any time soon. let's talk about the rain. how much did we see this week? 5-inches in santo rosa. close to 4-inches in san francisco. as well as oakland. and san jose picking up almost 2.5. so most of us now in pretty good standing helping to fill the deficit. we were dry for weeks and weeks. we are going to be present today. -- we are going to be pleasant today. it doesn't look like much. but definitely the possibility of getting wet there. tuesday into wednesday, partly cloudy, temperature resolved main below average slightly. especially the overnight lows, cold. and thursday into the weekend,

the possibility of rain returns to the area. enjoy today. back to you. a microchip is crediting with reuniting a sacramento man with his lost dog. he drove to washington to pick up his terrier named bear. he was last seen tuesday just north of sacramento two days and more than 720 miles later, a woman dropped off the dog at the humane society. workers there scanned his microchip and tracked him down. well the hunt is on for volunteers for the upcoming tour of california race through the south bay. stage four starts may 18th and it ends 81 miles later in the hills above san jose. more than 4500 volunteers statewide participated last year with 300 providing support in san jose. for more information about opportunities if the record race, check out the web link

section of ktvu.com. secrets from world war ii. what japan may unearth that's been hidden for decades. plus, paying companies to hire new employees. which county is trying to use incentives to create jobs.

take a look outside right now. it is certainly cold outside. but the rain is gone. so that is good news this morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. >> we'll have more on the cold weather in a minute. but first, we are following news from overnight. one person was killed a a hit- and-run accident. police say it happened just after 1:30 this morning on

skyline boulevard. when police officers arrived, they found the body of a man on the road. 45 minutes later, another man returned to the scene. police later arrested that individual accusing him of driving under the influence and hit-and-run. an accident happened just after 4:45 this morning near the todd road exit on 441. a nissan suv drifted off the highway and crashed into a tree, one man inside the suv died at that time scene. highway prelacies fog may have contributed to that accident -- highway patrol says fog may have contributed to that accident. the search for a missing snow border. according to search and rescue team, they have narrowed the search for the 23-year-old to a 40-acre area based on a signal from his cellphone. 30 people began searching just over an hour ago and more people are expected to join in later today two. feet of snow has fallen since

thursday when he disappeared. this morning, parts to testify bay area are wake up to blue skies and sunshine, but temperatures are still low. we are live now with how people are doing with the cold weather. >> reporter: hi. well they are coping with sunny skies and very clear weather. and some very nice views. if you take a look behind us, now that it's bright and clear you the, we can show you the top with a light dusting of snow on its peak. part of the park was closed yesterday because of the snow and the rain. it made driving conditions tricky for people heading up to the top of the mountain. and similar for other parks yesterday. one park was closed and the top part of the state park was also closed, although some people did hike beyond that closier point to enjoy the snow. families and kids took advantage of the weather there to make snow men and have snowball fights. here, people told us seeing this snow capped mountain in front of a blue sky was

beautiful. >> it's awesome, yeah. i wish i had more so we could go snow boarding or something. >> got to love california, sun in the distance, sun glass, light jacket, doesn't get better than this. >> reporter: you can see here in downtown, there are people bundled up in coats and hats, but the one thing we're not seeing are umbrellas and that's because we are getting a break from the rain. reporting live, channel 2 news. and the freezing temperatures are leaving us a few flakes on bay area mountains. last night we were on highway 9 where people did brave those icy roads to do this. playing in the snow. but there were a couple spinouts and the chp had to close part of highway 9 to clear the roads. despite the conditions, most people say they were happy to see that snow so close to home. >> when you you can drive ten, 15 minutes and have snow play, come on, it's awesome.

>> it's fun to have snowball fights and sled down the hill. >> not having to drive four hours to tahoe, that's for sure. >> most people didn't seem to mind. only a couple inches on the ground and some was mostly flush. no word on how long the snow is going to stick around. but park rangers expect more people to make the trip today. now over the past few days, winter storms have dumped over eight feet of fresh snow. you are looking live at highway 50 near ski run boulevard. things are looking good. you can see the sun out there now. no chain requirements if you decide to head up highway 50 or interat a time 80. also a winter storm in southern california causing big headaches. snow is falling in the mountains of the county and at elevations lower than 2500 feet. parts of the valley have received well over an inch of rain during the past 24 hours. there's also been some minor flooding on los angeles

roadways. a 21-year-old man is in critical condition this morning after being shot multiple times in san francisco. it happened last night in the neighborhood. police say the victim had been shot through the window of his home. police have not released any details about a possible suspect, but anyone with information is being asked to call the police department. a faulty water heater is being blamed for a carbon monoxide leak that sent three people to the hospital. that happened yesterday. police officers responded to complaints of nausea. crews were also onscene. they say a low level was detected in that home. no serious injuries were reported. the family is expected to be just fine. the county is working to close a $40 million budget hole. the mercury news reports county officials want to cut 11% of their budget to help close the deficit. that number could grow if california voters reject governor brown's plan to extend

temporary taxes in a june special election. county officials are reportedly also trying to work with employee unions so they can help absorb some of the cuts. some solutions being considered include laying off 100 people within the sheriff's department. granting compassionate release to jail inmates who are dieing and speeding up the decision on whether to pursue the death penalty in murder case. if you are in the market to buy a car, one bay area school district wants you to buy that car now. an offer by concord car dealerships this weekend is part sale and part fund raiser. a percentage of every ca is going to benefit programs in the school district. the district eliminated funding for the programs two years ago. the dealerships say it helps craw in customers, but also raises money for a good cause. >> for the 14 dealerships involved here in city, over a busy holiday weekend like this, it should be several thousand dollars.

>> it takes more than a million dollars to keep the programs running in the school district. this latest fund raising effort comes as the district faces an $11 million deficit. it's now forcing the schools to decide whether it's going to close two schools in concord. the decision is expected this tuesday. the superintendent says it does make sense to close the schools because there are fewer students and less money from the state. the refinery may restart operations as early as this week. the herald errors they have almost finished the repairs it began in late december that included installing anti- pollutionky devices. officials say there could be loud noises and flairing that are all normal during a start- up. managers will be monitoring emissions from the plant. south bay residents looking for information on a cement plant now have appraise to go. two fact-fining committees --

have a place to go. two fact-fining committees have created the library website. it went up late thursday with documents and data involving the plant. residents in both cities aapproached city officials last year with health concerns related to plant operations. the two comes were formed to determine -- two comes were formed to determine if the plant meets standards. county officials are starting a new program called create jobs. it will subsidize employers if they hire new employees for new jobs. the county is going to pay up to 80% of wage cost up to $16 an hour. the program is being funded by both federal and state programs. good morning to you. starting out with a live look here. we've got a mix of sunshine and clouds this morning. looking across the bay, we've got the golden gate many the

backdrop. some good clearing in the overnight hours allowed for dramatic cooling and we are dipping into the low 30s and below freezing this morning and the moisture helping the low clouds and fog form this morning as well. giving you a view of what's going on, 42 degrees in and around san francisco. all reporting a little bit of fog, even dense fog at times. and rest of us dealing with partly cloudy and mostly sunny skies. 30degrees still reported in santa rosa. 32 in napa. east bay reporting from freezing conditions as well. concord now at 35. 36 livermoore. 37 closer to the coast in oakland. and just 30s in and around redwood city. 37degrees and san carlos as well. we will continue with the chilly temperatures through morning hours and. by the afternoon, we will begin to warm as a ridge of high pressure is in place for today. the satellite and radar showing you the storm and now off to the south and east, bringing us quite a bit of rain, we saw .50

to an inch yesterday. north of, that .25 to .50 around napa. dry for today, but it may not last too long. we are watching the next storm as it moves closer to the coast. and the possibility of scattered showers look to be in the forecast. with that said, the models are having a tough time forecasting whether or not this is going to slide along the coast or stay out to the water. late tonight into tomorrow, we start out with cloudy conditions and take a look at that, just right along the coast, the possibility of rain. down into perhaps san francisco. through the afternoon, spotty showers possible into the afternoon before it pulls out of here. may up the chance for rain tonight if the models come into agreement. for now, we will call for just a slight chance of sprinkles through tomorrow. for today, we're going to be dry, but we're going to be cool through the 9:00 hour. 30s, low 40s. noontime number, mid-40s. and low 50s for the afternoon

with light winds. the afternoon highs, widespread 50s across the board. 51 berkeley. and if we head south, just as warm slightly warmer in areas of san jose looking at 54. and with that said, it is warm compared to what we saw yesterday. not going to be warm overall. for tomorrow, cloudy conditions, going to be a cool day. overnight lows continue in the low 30s. so still chilly into tuesday and wednesday. going to be dry tuesday and wednesday. and the temperatures will be sitting in the upper 50s. thursday, a better chance of rain towns the area -- rain returns to the area. a bay area football legend has died. he was a member of the 1951 usf team that was undefeated but did not play in a bowl game. they famously voted not to accept a bowl bid because it would have excluded their two african american players. the team it was subject of a

book and orthodoxment reportedly underway in iran and came to be known as the team that was -- -- subject of a book and a documentary. he died of respiratory failure. he was 80 years old. today san francisco will remember the interment of more than 120,000 people of japanese decent during world war ii. organizers say it serves as a reminder to remain vigilant for similar vie alligators. -- similar violations. this begins at 2:00 at the theater on post street. it's going to be followed by a march from the theater to the japanese community and cultural center. tomorrow japan will begin to excavate the site of a former medical school that may reveal sets from world war --

reveal secrets from world war ii. experts have never been officially acknowledged by the government, but have been documented. it's the first probe of the site following a revolution that a nurse helped bury body parts there. many people are enjoying the holiday weekend and many places are going to be closed tomorrow for the president's day holiday. federal, county and state offices -- and state offices will all be closed, same for banks, post offices and schools. bart and caltrain are going to run on a saturday schedule. golden gate transit will operate on a sunday schedule. parking is going to be enforced in san francisco. so don't forget to feed those meters. the sacramento kings could be gettinged to say good-bye to california's capitol. who is confirming the kings could leave and where they may be going. first here is a live look

outside at the traffic moving smoothly along 101 in san jose. 8:43 on this sunday morning. mornings on 2 is back in just a moment. dñañy

well there's a welcoming view. we've got bright sunny skies

from bay point this morning. a chilly start if you're getting outdoors. bring along the jacket. in the past hour, we have learned that one person has died in an apartment fire in brooklyn. fire officials say the body of a 64-year-old woman was found in the rubble. 20 firefighters and four residents have also been injured. none of the injuries reported are life-threatening. over 200 firefighters responded to the fire. they quickly evacuated residents from the sixth story apartment building. >> left everything inside. only thing i have to my name now is what's on me. >> very scary. and especially on a night like tonight, cold and kind i did and a fire like -- cold and windy and a fire like this, it's terrible. >> the call came in last night. a spokesman says strong winds made it hard to get the fire under control. a shelter has been set up for residents at a nearby school. this morning, a major freeway in maryland has reopened after dozens of wildfires rage add cross

maryland. yesterday law enforcement agencies had to close the freeway in both directions after a wildfire spread into the median. firefighters say 50 miles per hour winds and dry conditions made it hard for them to control the flames. so far, there have been no reports or injuries. banks are back open in egypt today after being closed for a week. egyptians lined up early this morning. they're waiting for first chance to do business in the banks. the banks closed last week following large labor strikes and the downfall of hosni mubarak. the egyptian government estimates it lost about $1.7 billion in revenue during the closier. and economists say it undercut investor confidence in the country. the mexican president is strengthening the army presence on the borders used by drug smugglers. he said four additional army groups will help the armed forces already stationed. it has become a battleground

between security forces and drug cartels trying to control smuggling routes into the united states. most recently a u.s. immigration agent was gunned down in an attack which federal investigators say may have been a direct order by leaders of a violent drug cartel. a new medical device could help stop heart attacks before they start. it's about the size of a silver dollar and it's implanted in your chest. if it detects abnormalities, it's going to gently vibrate in the chest and an external pager beeps and flashes. doctors say there are minor warning signs that the pager is going to be able to detect. >> often timings, heart attacks occur in a tremor fashion. >> if patients get to the hospital as soon as the pager goes off, they may be able to stop the heart attack before it

causes damage. about 1 million americans have heart attacks every year. of that number, a little more than half survive. a cruiseship sent here for repairs is ready to set sail with passengers once again. it left the city on wednesday and is ready to leave long beach today for a seven day trip. the fire in november stranded thousands of passengers at sea for three days. it now has two new generators and has been inspected by the coast guard. carnival says the cruise is fully booked. the sacramento king could be making a move to southern california. the nba exhibitioner admitted yesterday that the kings are in talks to move to the city of anaheim. he says he doesn't know the status of the talks, only that they have taken place. king officials aren't talking about the possible move and anaheim officials aren't talking either. but they have said in the past, they want to land an nba team to share an adegree that with the hockey team.

wine, it could help keep airports safe. that is what uc davis scientists are hoping. researchers think technology used to test wine in a boot could find liquid exemployeeses. the scientists say passengers may once again be able to take large bottles through security. those items have been restricted since 2006. the department of homeland security is funding the research. scientists hope to have a protoe type by the end of the year. the invitations are in the mail for the wedding of the year. but how many people are actually going to see the wedding? off to a frosty start, fog out there this morning, but the afternoon, quite pleasant. a live look. in the low 40s. what you can expect for your work week ahead.

music isn't the first thing that comes to mind when you hear about employees on strike. but the detroit symphony orchestra has suspended the rest of their season because of one. that came after musicians voted to reject the final contract offer from management. they say they don't want to be on strike and they aren't the only ones happy being silent. >> it's unfortunate that the season has not gone ahead as planned and disappointed and not having the opportunity to hear great music. >> the musicians say no further

talks are scheduled, but they are committed to seeking a compromise. if a settlement happens, concerts could be rescheduled and they might add a summer season. nascar is set for the start of the new season and its biggest race of year. it's time for the daytona 500. nascar made some changes because temperatures outside are expected to reach 80 degrees. officials have allowed an extra inch to be added to grip openings so more air can flow through the engine radiators and they have made moves to slow down cars after speed in practice sessions topped 206 miles per hour. it is right here on ktvu. coverage begins in just about five minutes. well, san jose is looking to move up in the tight western conference play-off picture. they face the colorado avalanche last night. six minutes into the game, he turned back by colorado. but he is there for the rebound and it's 1-0 san jose. and eight minutes later, struck

again. put into the deflected shot into the net. he would get his first career hat trick. sharks win 4-0 and they have 72 points to put them in fourth place. the sharks have won eight of the last ten games. can curry got a chance to show off in the skills challenge and he did not disappoint. he went through the course in a speedy 28.2 seconds in the finals to win the challenge. he missed only one bounce pass. he beat beat out the second place finish by 16 points and it earned a young woman a $30,000 college scholarship. and in the dunk contest, off to a hot start with a 360 behind the back. but he decided not dunk on one, but two. and then upped the ante, three balls one after another. but a gospel choir came out to

sing, i believe i can fly and the teammate sat in the front seat of a car, through the ball through the sunroof, grabbing it and dunking it after flying over the car. the all-star game slated for later today. well the incitations are now in the mail for -- the invitations are now in the mail for the biggest wedding of the year. 1900 can expect to receive the invitation. each card was individually dye stamped and features the royal crest in gold. it's going to be held on april 29th in london. and today is the last day of the union between cosco and the the wedding dress designer. it began on thursday. those dresses range in price from 700 to $1,400 and come in a variety of sizes and styles. no word on how many dresses have been sold so far. we have been talking chilly weather all morning long.

if you folks with ready to get out the door, let's check in. any warm-up out there? >> we are going to be mild. five degrees or so below the sole judge average by the afternoon. and with the clearing overnight, we are off the a frosty start. especially for north and east bay values. but pulling out in the next hour or so. low cloudings in some areas. dense fog this morning. partly cloudy for the afternoon. you can ditch the umbrella for the day. soggy once again tomorrow. just a slight chance for rain. come monday, watching the models to see if they come to agreement on. that let's talk about today. while we are cold this morning mostly sunny for the afternoon, low 50s. get past a snag on monday. tuesday and wednesday look dry. we could be with the rain returning on thursday. >> wow. we needed it. >> yeah, you're right. 3 to 5-inches is what we have seen in the last five days so we're in good standing now. >> good. thank you. and thank you for watching. have a great sunday.

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