volunteering will be knocking down walls and adding new atracks to this senior center. and it's what we've been itching for, a sunny warm evening. we have details on your

saturday and sunday coming up. and good morning welcome to mornings on 2 i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. a bit of a chill out there but a warm up is headed our way. let's get to rosemary orosco. >> this morning we're waking up with gusty kids. the winds continue to blow and because of those winds we're not as chilly. gusts are gusting to 15 to 20- miles-per-hour in san francisco. head on over to concord gusting to 19 miles per hour this morning. the winds are expected to let up but because they're coming in from the north and northwest some of the local bridges. meanwhile let's take a look at

local temperatures. and we begin with a massive project taking place. ktvu's allie rasmus is live now at redwood city where the work is about to start. >> reporter: any minute now we should start seeing volunteers walk through the door. volunteers have a big project ahead of them. through these doors and down a hall way is a lounge area. and those volunteers will be knocking down the wall in that lounge area to create a bigger space. give us an idea of the scope of this project and how much is needed. >> this is an incredible project we're so grateful this is happening today. we're partnering together with working together peninsula to rebuild a space and turn it

into a lounge for adults. currently they use the cafeteria. but after lunch there are other organizations that come in and need to use that space. so the seniors and many adults come out and talk in the hall ways, but many cannot stand for a long period of time and they are unable to continue their discussions. we find that social interactions are so important because they help mitigate things like depression. so this is why we're so happy this is happening today. >> reporter: to meet the increasing command in the community. >> yes and a place to sit. which is so important for older adults. >> reporter: there are 70 different places in community centers and schools where volunteers will be helping to rebuild. it's all part of national rebuilding today. about 3,000 volunteers in the

peninsula alone are on tap to help. coming up on our next report, about a half hour from now we're going to go in and show you the lounge area and show you how it's going to be transformed. that's in about half an hour from now. police are investigating an accident involving an ac transit accident and ac transit and a pickup truck. three people were transported to the hospital. the ac transit driver was given an drug and alcohol test. the exact cause of the accident was not determined. the mercury news reports 35 home burglaries have taken

place in the piedmont area. the men knock at the home, they ask for jobs, if no one answers they attempt to break into the home. and police say they -- the victim died at the scene of the shooting. one woman who was driving by says she used to live in that neighborhood and is tired of all the violence. >> something has to be done. i don't live in oakland anymore. i can't. i want my son and his family out of here. i grew up right there on east 24th. it's sad. >> police have not released many details about the shooting but we have heard it may have been a robbery involving multiple suspects. so far police have not given no description of the gunman or the get away vehicle. officers say they are confident someone saw something and will

come forward. oakland police are also investigating another shooting that injured three people last night just after 8:00 p.m. police responded to gunfire. they found bullet casings on the sidewalk but no victims. a short time later they found two victims with gunshot wounds in the scene. they were taken to the hospital, that is where they found another man who had been driven to the hospital by a friend. san jose officials are now evaluating a police officer officer. the police officers association admits even with this vote some officers will likely be out of a job. >> the toughest part of the package is the 10% cut and pay. that was the toughest for us to concede to the city. what's tough for our members is

even if we give them their 10% cut in pay is that it's going to bring lay offs of officers. the pay cut may not go far enough because it is only for one year. today is the day we can get rid of unwanted prescription drugs laying around your medicine cabinet. it is national drug pay back day. the goal is to get rid of prescription drugs before they get into the wrong hands or end up in our water ways. there are a number of drop off sites in the bay area. each location is open from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. to find the location nearest you just go to ktvu.com and click on web links. new numbers put the death toll in the south at at least 340 people. the tornadod ripped through that area on wednesday. alabama was the hardest hit. so far 238 people there are confirmed dead. most emergency buildings have

been wiped out. bodies are being stored in refrigerated trucks and they are running out of supplyings. in 1925, 740 people were killed in storms that swept through illinois and indiana. president obama says he never saw such devastation. residents hope the president's visit will get them help faster. some say they have only spoken with the red cross and are wondering when federal emergency crews will arrive. we will have coverage from tuscaloosa in a few minutes. the braves general manager says an investigation into the incident will be completed by this weekend. >> everybody is very mindful of

the position we have and going forward being more diligent. a fresno family came forward wednesday to describe their encountered with mcdow. the family says that mcdow made homophobic comments. good morning to you. a live look from bay point. you're going to need your shades today. we have plenty of blue sky out there this morning. we have gusty conditions. the winds picking up pretty good right up to sf o. 25 reported at napa and oakland reporting 20 miles per hour. the winds will begin to let up

in the afternoon. but this is what we're going to have to deal with for now. 56 right now, san francisco 55. 53 in napa, santa rosa 53 degrees. if you're stepping outside to grab those donuts at the local store bring along the windbreaker. satellite view just a change in the air mass bringing these very gusty conditions. as high pressure continues to build in tonight, eventually the winds will relax. it'll be warmer today with that ridge again building and strengthening throughout the next couple of day. we will be a little bit breezy. maybe still a good day to fly a kite. otherwise it could be a bad day for allergy suffering. 72 in berkeley, even san francisco looking nice. 69 expected for today. 76 in concord. low 70s in hayward, many of us

finally, finally getting to the seasonal average for this time of year. 73 in pleasanton. 72 mountain view and widespread low 70s from san jose down to loscados the. your extended forecast here. take a look at that and hopefully puts a smile on your face. we'll be even warmer tomorrow. notable warm up in time for sunday. we continue with this nice warming trend. even tuesday into wednesday you might be saying, it's a little too hot if you're going to be taking advantage of today. we have your planner breaking down your workweek. prince william and kate middleton will not be going on a honey moon at least for now. buckingham palace released a statement saying that the royal couple would go on honey moon

at a later time. instead the prince will return to his service post. middleton wore a white evening grown designed by sarah burton. the same designer who created her wedding dress. we have the first look at the official photos. overnight the first family posted a few new pictures on their twitter page. you see william in his military uniform and kate in her wedding dress. and there's also the family photo. one last picture for you, this is the happy couple with the wedding attendants. the photo displaces kate's train on display on the floor of that ballroom.

why security officials say the law is actually a bad idea. former alaska governor sarah palin is being sued by her neighbors. the problem he says she's causing in the neighborhood. and that's 880-point the camera is shaking not because there's an earthquake but because it's windy. if you are driving in any of the bridges in the area, hold on to that wheel.

good morning to you welcome back. sunny skies over the bay this morning and plenty of sunshine expected for the afternoon with warmer temperatures as well. the death toll in alabama following last week's tornado outbreak stands at 238. meteorologist rick rasmus

is in tuscaloosa this morning. we saw you two weeks ago in the carolinas, last week in st. louis now here you are in alabama. >> reporter: yes, this one certainly -- not to say those other ones weren't a big deal to those people. but this one the mother load of them all. tuscaloosa the death toll about 245. this wall came from up above what a strip mall. all of that completely gone. and people done below trying to get some of the stuff out of these business that they had here. this was what would be the basement or backside of the strip mall. so these ones below having a little more protection. so everybody's stuff is completely changed forever. people are starting to dig out or figure out what they can salvage and move stuff because they have so much debris around. they have to move it to be able

to get to the things they might know are okay. to give you some perspective on this and how wide this is. this goes on for miles and miles. what i thought was a parking lot was actually an apartment complex and it does not exist any longer. all the debris has been pushed father back. that slab wiped so clean, the linolium tiles were stripped off. it gives you of the power of the tornado. >> what are you seeing out there as far as help? >> i haven't heard anything to be honest to you about what you just said. i haven't seen people being too frustrated. if anything i've seen the opposite. people very happy especially the way the community has come in. local business are opening up their doors and giving supplies and giving food.

and victims have been doing the same. police are patrolling to make sure there isn't looting. this is a widespread problem, it's not just tuscaloosa, it is bermingham and many communities across the state. so services are very spread. i spoke to the governor this morning who said they need assistance in a big level to be able to handle this type of devastation. this goes on for mile and mile and cuts right through downtown. guys. >> meteorologist rick wright live in tuscaloosa alabama. as always thank you very much for that report. a quake hit panama this morning. so far there are no reports of damage or injuries. people near by say things were falling off walls and

buildings. nasa will try again monday for the launch of endeavour. some 700,000 people had turned out hoping to see that launch and many left disappointed. president oe baa ma and his family were also there, they got a tour of the kennedy space center and met with the endeavour crew. president oe what also had a private visit mark kelly and his wife wounded congresswoman giffords. some airport pat downs could become illegal in texas. a bill currently moving through the texas legislature would make it illegal for a security officer to intentionally touch someone's private area. s. security officers could only be able to screen someone if they believed someone was caring something illegal. airport pat downs are robbing people of their dignity say opposers. but security officials say it's necessary to cut down on the

risk of terrorism. arizona governor jan brewer signed into law the construction of a new fence across that state's portion of the border. all together the u.s. border with mexico stretches about 2,000 miles. the taliban is promising more attacks against u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. in a new statement released today taliban officials say they will begin a new spring offensive starting tomorrow. the statement says taliban fighters will focus on convoys. three suspected al-qaida members are in jail in germany. they were arrested yesterday at their apartment. three men were planning a bombing. police believe they were considering blowing up a bus but had not yet picked out a specific target. neighbors at that apartment building say they are surprised by those arrests. california democrats will hold day two of their three day

convention in sacramento today. speakers on today's agenda include feinstein, newsom and oakland mayor quan. delegates started checking in yesterday. this year's convention comes months after democrats swept all nine districts. the convention concludes tomorrow with both governor jerry brown and san francisco major ed lee addressing the democrats. former alaskan governor sarah palin is being sued for $100,000 over traffic. -- palin's attorney is calling the lawsuit frivolous and says it's nothing more than harassment. a top official resigns over fares about the safety of school children there -- over

fears about the safety of school children there. and a network is being pushed to postpone a show. and outside, a cool brisk start to the day. and there's the view there of the skyline. we have a beautiful day in oakland. we have a beautiful day just about everywhere. we'll take a look at those afternoon highs comes up.

in equador lava spewed from a volcano. the volcano is 80 miles from equador's capital. yesterday the japanese professor resigned. the professor said he could not stay on the job and allow the

unsafe nuclear levels. this all comes as demonstrations against nuclear power continues to grow in japan. tomorrow's show would have combined shows. the show was going to depict a tornado hitting all the show's towns. instead they will be airing a rerun. we're going to see temperatures up from yesterday. you can see it there over san jose. san jose the winds not bad this morning. blowing between five to 10 miles per hour. our temptures a lot warmer this morning by 10 degrees even more. we are going to be gusting through the morning hours. again the breeze between 10 to 15 miles per hour. temperatures are going to climb

and sunday will be even warmer. so what can we expect to getting out early this morning. right now upper 40s. some of the inland areas closer to mid- and upper 50s areas closer to the coast. 66 inland so we see a switch already by the lunch time. our afternoon highs, widespread 70s out there. 76 will be some of our warmest areas. santa rosa, san jose will be sitting in the low 70s. gilroy as well as morgan hill. your extended forecast we continue with this warming trend tomorrow notably warmer and monday will hold still with that. we will continue to see the sunny conditions, mostly sunny on tuesday. by wednesday again, 86 degrees in the forecast. could be a little toasty for some of us. but we have some nice weather to enjoy for the weekend, back to you. new information about a notorius cold case in the south bay. what police are saying about some items recovered from the man who was once held in the

disappearance of janine palmer. a man is alive this morning after being trapped in his car for three days. the delicate rescue that saved his life.

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you are taking a live look now at the peninsula service center. this is just one spot where work is about to get underway as part of a massive rebuilding

effort that is bringing together thousands of volunteers at dozens of locations. good morning i'm claudine wong. and i'm mike mibach. it is national volunteer day and thousands of volunteers are doing what they can in our neighborhoods. allie rasmus is live. >> reporter: this is an adult and senior center for people in the community here in redwood city. we should start seeing volunteers going through these doors. the project they are going to be working on is just across these doors. in order for them to do this project it's a big project. they're going to take down walls to create a larger area. 3,000 volunteers are helping out and this is all because

it's national rebuilding day. they are taking place at this site along with schools in the peninsula. how does this help, is this something that you will be able to do without the help of this national organization. >> this is enormous for us just because funds are tight right now and it would be very hard for us to find the funding and rebuild this without this sort of volunteer effort. so we are so grateful to rebuilding peninsula. it wouldn't be possible other wise. i think they recognized how important this center is and how necessary a lounge was. so we're so grateful to partner with them today. >> reporter: the labor is donated. in the back you already have work supplies that you are using. >> we have supplies, some of the wood is laid out. but we're really excited to see what happens today and to see the transformation. >> thanks so much marisa. >> this is one of 70 different projects taking place just in

the peninsula alone. 3,000 volunteers are going to help. we are still waiting to get a key to go inside, but a little later from now we're going to be able to give you a tour of the project they are working on. for now live in redwood city, allie rasmus. another dead end for los cados police investigating the death of hans. they now say items collected from nasmai, a suspect but they were found not to belong to hanns. police say mindy malkin was reported missing by her husband

this week. he said he last heard from his wife at the the beginning of last month. malkin is described with green eyes and long black hair. authorities in san carlos are investigating a crime. they are looking for someone who hopped a fence and spray painted the faces of two plane tales. a similar cartoon was found in the back of a center. >> the person spray painted the words no negro. it's a hate crime depending who they are targeting with this type of graffiti. tampering with an airplane is considered a federal offense. now they are looking at

surveillance tapes for crews. livermore could be getting a new walgreens store. the city planning commission will vote on the proposed store. san francisco's new police chief is saying thanks but no thanks to a pay increase. chief greg suhr told ktvu news he is trying to set an example for his department so he turned down a pay increase. he says everything is going to have to make sacrifices. come up in about 10 minutes, we're going to talk with chief suhr live about his plans and the plans he's planning to bring to the san francisco police department. up to 400 workers could lose their job as the city tries to close its $58,000 deficit. mayor quan revealed two budgets yesterday based on best and worse case scenarios. the mayor is asking all city workers including police and

firefighters to take a 10 to 15% pay cut. mayor quan says without concessions the city might have to lay off 368 workers and shut down libraries. the university of california system is recruiting out of state students. faced with state funding cuts the uc system is looking to bring in more outside residents to fill in the revenue gap. this is about three times more than state residents pay, the push for out of state residents is causing controversy among california residents who say they are being turned away. the chronicle says it is facing white discrimination for a video posted of president obama's visit. political reporter shot this video eight days ago when the president was in town. she up loaded it to the paper's website. now the chronicle says the

website is threatening to exclude marinuchi because she did not stick to a written report. >> i think it's outrageous. this administration thrives itself on being new media savvy and social media savvy. the day before president obama was sitting next to mark zuckerberg talking about the important of social media. >> no reporters have been banned from future presidential events, unquote. a 53-year-old man is being recovered after being stuck in his car for three days. a ranger worker was driving when he spotted the honda. crews say it was a very extensive rescue effort to get down the cliff and bring the

man back up. >> there was a lot of brush down there. our firefighters had to go down with a line and cut the brush. >> rescue crews say the man was in and out of consciousness. we checked with the hospital and he is expected to have a good recovery. we are learning more about the huge preparation for the royal wedding. hundreds of thousands of people headed to the streets for tomorrow's event. police arrested several people for disturbing the peace and even displaying a weapon. the celebration continues long after will and kate said their vows.

last night people attended a party at the british consulate. >> i think it was a global event. it's made the whole world feel better. last night's ball served a dual purpose. the honor for the royal couple and the queen's birthday. good morning to you, starting with pretty breezy conditions for you out there this morning. they're going to let up and we have beautiful conditions for you out there. the winds gusting at times, 23 in san francisco. livermore to 33 miles per hour. because of all those winds we're actually warmer it prevents that cold air from actually sinking and sticking to the surface. 49degrees right now in san pa rosa. 56 in san francisco as well as oakland. hayward joining that number. 54 in redwood city. san jose checking in right about 54 degrees. these temperatures 10, 15 degrees warmer than yesterday.

with that breeze out there feel s a little cool going outside. what's bringing on those winds, the high pressure that's building in. that high pressure is going to bring us a warming trend and just in time for the week weekend.warmer today than yesterday, by tomorrow some of us will be sitting in the 80s. sunday expected to be the w armest day. today not bad at all. but for today lets enjoy it. the winds are going to lighten up. so perhaps a little breezy in the afternoon but it'll feel pretty good because our numbers are going to feel pretty good. widespread against 70 san mateo down into mountain view. 73 pleasanton and 74 expect ed

today in los cados. once we warm into the 80s we just can't shake them. 80 will be our average for tomorrow. then monday into tuesday a gradual warming. by wednesday 85 degrees in the forecast. that's a bit toasty. the warmest temperatures we have seen so far this year. that forecast holds true it's going to be a warm one. if you're headed to the sierra, we have your forecast. we'll take a look at the day planning in just a little while. we're going to give you a live look outside at some of the traffic. i think we're going to take a look at 680. things moving smooth there. the winds are still blowing out there as you can see in the lower left hand corner of that shot. the grass is whipping around. right now in san francisco the demolition of the transbay terminal continues this morning. last night jackhammers and heavy machines went to work to pick apart the concrete. i think we have a video. there it is. and in just about 40 minutes ago crushers on the west lot started doing their work as well.

motorists are being warmed to avoid this area because harrison street is being closed from first to second street. the road will reopen on monday morning. time now 7:40 and there's a new top cop in san francisco. up next we're going to have a live interview with police chief greg suhr and his vision for the future of the police department. 3w4r5

good morning to you, a live look from san francisco there. the water is a bit choppy. outside of that we have a good looking day in store for you. california hybrid owners are about to lose a major perk.

high occupancy lanes are going to be -- car pool lanes are going to be off limits to hybrid drivers. the alameda city council is expected to approve john russo adds its new city manager. russo is leaving his job to take this alameda job. the job comes with a $150,000 a year base salary. and for the first time in many years, san francisco will not be holding its cinco de

mayo celebration. 100 entries are made including dancers and floats. but the group organizing the event said funds are dwindling. >> it's an opportunity for us here to be able to share with the larger community a positive representation of mexican culture. >> due to the security, the permits, you name it. it's very expensive. the cost runs about $90,000. tonight ktvu will take a very special look at its first of its kind monument now being created by an oakland artist. it's called remember them champion for humanity. features the faces of those who helped others.

this fall it'll be put on display in oakland. our documentary hosted by mike and myself premiers on ktvu this weekend and starts tonight. first airs at 8:00 tonight on ktvu. the humanitarians include cesar chavez and amalou. and the capital didn't have to go too far to find food for their wedding reception. >> we're joined here today for our families, friends, and incredible staff of the burger king. the other royal wedding giving william and kate competition from across the pond. a little bit of a breezy start. the winds are going to relax. temperatures are going to warm. we have your afternoon highs coming up.

all right, it is windy

outside but it is warming up and rosemary things are going to be changing all day today. >> it's a change in the air mass bringing on those winds and as high pressure builds in. we will finally see winds relax and our temperatures will begin to warm. the darker shade of blue are 40s. these turquoise colors we will call 60. by around noontime the yellow indicating 70s out there. santa rosa, inland areas, east bay, concord, livermore, fremont into san jose, into redwood city. along the coast 60s. temperatures will be warmer than yesterday. for sunday we're looking at temperatures notably warmer. if you are getting away. why would you want to go now? we have great weather. but if you are headed to the sierra, a lake wind advisory until about 11:00 this morning. sunny skies in the afternoon. low 50s for the afternoon and

the wind will be between five and 10 miles per hour for the afternoon up over the sierra. so it's going to be a gorgeous day to do some skiing as well. here at home no complaints. the winds expected to be a little breezy by the afternoon but not what we saw yesterday. the gusts will relax as well. 46 will be the high for today. 80 will be the high for tomorrow. we continue with this warming trend and by wednesday 86 degrees. some of the warmest temperatures we've seen so far this year. we are anticipating by midweek wednesday, back to you. >> he is a 30 year veteran. he has -- he is if new chief of police by the city of the bay. chief greg suhr joining us here. always a pleasure. >> thanks for having me mike. >> did you really take the lock off the door to your office in

the chief of justice. >> i unlocked the doors during business hours. letting basically everybody know come see us. >> you're a city guy. you graduated from sf just like many people on the force. but incidents during your tenure will come up. we've seen the video of improper drug searches. are you going to be a disciplinarian and how difficult is that going to be for someone who has been a part of the force and being the principal? >> although i am very close with many many members of the department, you have to remember i was on command staff from 2000 and i've been a captain since 1997 i guess. i've had to administer discipline often. i just try to be fair and objective. with regard to the other incident that you talk about at the henry hotel. that's under investigation. but i can assure you if

anything is proved that was dishonest with any absence of integrity, there's no place for that in the san francisco police department. i don't think any of the other officers want to have it either. >> i want to talk money real quick. specifically the budget, the mayor has threatened to lay off officers as many as 100. you this week said you would be willing to take a pay cut, five to 6%. going back to that respect you get from the rank in file. do you expect officers to be more willing to put more into pension. can you win them over? >> i am very close to the officers, we talk around the bay view station house all the time as recently as monday. we know we have it real good and real good times and now times are tough. tough across the country, the state, the city and i think the officers know we have to work collaboratively with the mayor's office and the various unions to figure out a solution to this thing and the best interest to this city. >> do you think you would be

willing to put more into the pension? >> i think they are planning on it mike. >> you talked about bay view, that was your recent command. i know homicides dropped 50% there. how are you going to do it and spread the success across the rest of the city during your tenure. >> i'm hoping to think the police officers just got it. the community is a great community i've ever worked with. the cops working with the people. we made great use of the different technology. the camera systems that were up to make great cases. the message was clear to those that were going to do crime that if they did crime they were going to go to jail. that's the message that needs to be sent out to all the criminals in san francisco. you do a crime you're going to jail. >> chief, what don't you like about the department right now and what do you want to change? >> i think that many of the initiatives that were started by chief gascon were outstanding. and i think that a lot of them

could use a shot in the arm to make sure that they succeed and become institutionalized. one of they will being for example the station investigators being decentralized from the hall of justice. great idea, really, really improved our response time and our investigations. our clearance rates have gone up tremendously. but we need additional personnel put to those. in the process right now of balancing to make sure that we can find some extra people. again times are tough for staffing but we're going to get it figured out so that we work smarter, more efficient and make better use of technology. >> you're excited. >> i'm really excited. this is the chance of a lifetime. all right, chief greg suhr the new police chief in the city of san francisco. thanks for coming in this morning chief. >> appreciate it. california could be on the verge of another gold rush. >> gold is everywhere here. with the price of gold

selling at an all time high. more people are embracing pan handling as a hobby. yesterday we wept out to the american river, the same spot that sparked the gold rush. this gold weighs less than an ounce but is worth more than a grand. local prospectors in the area say there's been a renewed interest when an 8-ounce nugget was found. it just sold for $600,000. mining for gold takes a lot of gold and a lot of patience. and the hospital filed the suit seeking more than $555 million in reimbursement. they say they had been treating uninsured pokers who could not pay for the care they received -- uninsured workers who could not pay for the care they

received. the jury decided that ordinary cigarettes were not designed differently or defective. some of the postoffices will begin selling gift cards. the prepaid gift cards are becoming popular gift and they want to be part of the trend. so they will start with 2,000 postoffices selling the cards. if it's successful it will expand to additional postoffices. congress wants answers from sony after a security attack by hackers. a congressional sub committee has sent a letter to the company. the letter demanded specifics on the kind of information the hackers stole. sony has until may 6 to reply. kate middleton's wedding dress could soon be on a rack

at a wedding store near you. a final copy should be completed today. the reproduced design will then be sent to china where it will be mass produced. a copy will cost $1,500 to $2,000. the royal wedding in london may be getting all the attention. but a washington state town had a royal wedding of its own. >> we are joined here today and for our families, friends, guy and the incredible staff of burger king. >> reporter: samantha joe howard and hardwick got married in a burger king over the loud speaker. and the falcon chicks are

looking for names. the ten names were chosen by san jose school children. the online voting ends on may 6 when the winning names will be announced. time now 7:57. atlanta braves coach is suspended after being accused of using anti gay slurs at a giants game. and charlie sheen brings his act to san francisco tonight. how his show is also serving as a fundraiser to help injured giant fan bryan stow.

a state of emergency has been declared in alabama where the death toll now stands at over 200. >> volunteers will be donating their time and supplies for more than 70 volunteer projects in the peninsula alone. it's all part of a nationwide effort to rebuild communities. and following the much anticipated wedding of prince william and kate middleton wedding pictures have been released. and what we learned about the couples honey moon plans. good morning and welcome to mornings on 2 on claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. looks like we're going to have

pretty nice weather this weekend. let's get an update from our meteorologist rosemary orosco. >> nice weather, everyone as we move into sunday. this morning the big news is the winds. we're a bit gusty out there. 13 over areas of the north bay in and around oakland any where from 15 to 20. let's check in near concord gusting to 19 miles per hour. this is what's coming in from the northwest meaning if you are traveling this morning maybe some of these bridges over the bay bridge or if you're traveling, any bridge that goes east to west you are going to have a little bit of gusty weather to contend with. meanwhile our winds will begin to relax. our temperatures will be warmer for today. we'll take a look at your temperatures coming up in a few minutes. overnight we learned the death toll in the south has klineed to at least 340 people. alabama was the hardest state

hit, right now there's 240 people confirmed dead there. on friday president obama took a firsthand look at the damage there. >> this is something that i don't think anybody has seen before. in addition to keeping all the families who have been affected in our thoughts and prayers, our biggest priority now is to help this community recover. >> reporter: the president declared a state of emergency for alabama. he has promised federal funds and emergency crews and supplies, coming up at 8:30. we're going to go live to alabama to look at the clean up. and 10 people were taken to the hospital after an ac transit bus hit a pickup truck. a witness says a truck pulled in front of the bus, the bus driver did not have time to stop and hit the pickup. the exact cause of that

accident has not been determined. a massive community effort is under way right now in the peninsula. ktvu channel 2 reporter allie rasmus is live. >> reporter: right now we are in the garden area of the peninsula service center. it's a community center for adults and senior citizens here in redwood city and they are going to be needing the help of dozens of volunteers for a project that is going to involve a lot of rebuilding. they have some of their materials out here. this is for a shed they're going to build out here in the garden area. inside the building through these windows and through these doors they are actually going to be tearing down some walls to make a new lounge area. this is one of 70 different sites in the community that is getting volunteer help. it's part of national volunteer day. sam capel is the manager of this construction project. tell us a little bit about the

construction project you are doing here. >> what we're going is taking three offices inside and we're converting them into one big general use building so that they can have multi use activities. they do all kind of thins thins -- all kinds of things here. they have classes for yoga. >> you work with rebuilding this kind of project. so it's kind of a several month project getting up to speed and getting it all ready for today. >> reporter: how many volunteers are going to be out here helping. >> there's going to be several dozen i believe. we're hoping they all show up and we're going to have a nice project with the shed and doing some painting. >> reporter: good weather for it too. >> perfect weather. >> you mentioned there are 70 other sites just in the peninsula alone where volunteer projects are happening. the boys and girls club is getting a new kitchen at one of their sights in south san francisco. there's also a community center in pacifica that's part of this

national effort, volunteer effort and it's all getting started here in about a half an hour from now. reporting live in redwood city, allie rasmus. >> for more information on the projects happening, we have put up a link on our website just look for the rebuilding together tab on the section of ktvu.com. police say he was shot yesterday evening in front of a house on seventh avenue on east 18th street. police say they received gunshots wounds to the leg. >> i don't live in oakland anymore, i can't. i want my son and his family out of here. i grew up there on east 24th. it's sad. police have not released many details at the city. but it may have been a robbery

involving at least five suspects. so far police have given no description of the gunman or the get away vehicle. officers say they are confident someone saw something and they will eventually go forward. just after 8:00 p.m. police responded to gunfire at the intersection of 77th and bancroft and east oakland. they found bullet casings on the ground but no victims. eventually they were able to locate two victims with gunshot wounds. they were transported to the hospital and it is there police found a third victim. the officer to the city includes a 10% pay cut along with pension reforms. san jose officials are now evaluating that officer and will discuss it at tuesday's

meeting. even with this vote some officers will be without a job. >> the toughest part of the package is the 10% cut and pay. that was the toughest for us to concede to the city. what's tough for our members is knowing that even if we give them their 10% cut in pay that they are asking for it's not going to avoid if lay offs of over 100 officers. a city negotiator tells k tvu the pay cut offer may not go too far because it is only for a year. the el cerrito man's honda plunged off the oakland hills. an east bay park ranger was driving along grizzly peak yesterday when he spotted the honda 150 feet down the hill with the driver still inside and still alive. crews say it was a very extensive rescue effort to get down the cliff and bring that man back up. rescue crews say the man was in and out of consciousness. we did check with the hospital and he is expected to make a full recovery.

we're looking forward to a gorgeous day. meanwhile outside your doors a gorgeous looking start. take a look at this from our roof cam toward the bay area this morning. you can see plenty of blue sky over the city. and temperatures warmer because of all these winds. we have gusty conditions in napa. 20 in oakland, 20 near the airport at san francisco and 15 miles per hour in livermore. livermore this morning earlier blowing to 30-miles-per-hour at times. so a little bit of an improvement there. the winds will peak this morning and begin to die down in the afternoon. high pressure taking over and that's what's brought on the winds. preventing the cool air from settling to the bottom. 54 in santa rosa, 58 in oakland. we're a lot warmer than yesterday. temperatures up by 10 to 15 degrees in some cases. if you're stepping outside and you have that breeze it's still going to feel a bit chilly. so bring along a jacket for the kids. we have mostly clear skies over

the area. this ridge beginning to build in and it will eventually stabilize and as it does our winds again will begin to die down. we are looking at widespread 70s in the forecast for today. notably warmer than yesterday. strong enough to fly a kite. but over all it's going to be a nice day. 73 in areas of san rafael and head into areas of concord. pittsburg over to antioch. and 74 castro valley. alameda checking in 70 for the second half of the afternoon. low 70s even mid-70s getting down to morgan hill. 73 san jose. a nice day to head to santa cruz. san francisco going to be nice for the norway day festival today. 69 expected in the afternoon. 69 san bruno.

the extended forecast here nice and nicer if you like it warm take a look at this forecast for you here. we are in the mid-70s. the average for today low 80s for some of us by tomorrow. and then we're going to warm as we move into tuesday and wednesday. 82 expected tuesday afternoon. and the warmest day perhaps of the year so far wednesday 86 for your forecast there. if you are going to be out enjoying the day. we have your day planner. we'll break down your numbers coming up in a few minutes. coming up is 8:09. new this morning we do have your first look at the official photos from the royal wedding. overnight the royal family posted several new pictures to their flicker page and here's one of the newlyweds. we have another photo. this is the family picture with william and kate surrounded by both sides of the family. finally we have another picture of the happy couple with the

wedding attendance. you can see kate's train spread on the floor of that throne room. and yesterday prince william and kate middleton attended an evening celebration. and they were expected to head off to a honey moon but will not at this time. nearly 300 people attended a royal ball at the britain consulate in san francisco. >> i think it was a global event. that's made the whole world feel better. >> last night's ball served as a dual purpose in honor for

both the new royal couple and the queen's birthday. you can find more on our website. we have a complete section including unedited video of the couples vows. just look for the royal tab on ktvu.com. time now is 8:11. airport security called them very necessary. but some people say pat downs are robbing them of their dignity. which state could make part of that procedure illegal. and why one bay area city is handing out hundreds of citations. this is highway 24 in lafayette. you can see the sun is shining there. q

birds eye view san francisco there. 58degrees in san jose. libyan leader gadhafi says he is willing to negotiate ending the attacks on his country. gadhafi made a call for a truce this morning during a speech broadcast live on national television. he said the door to peace is open and called for a seize fire. gadhafi blamed nato for the attacks on his country calling the coalition aggressors. the taliban is promising more attacks against u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. in a new statement released today, taliban officials say they will begin a new spring offensive starting tomorrow. the statement says taliban -- a

spokesman for the u.s. led coalition in afghanistan is down playing the threat. he says the statement is nothing more than propaganda meant to create the idea that the taliban has -- neighbors -- a top radiation expert in japan has quit his job after saying that the government has put the children at risk. the professor said he could not stay on the job and allow the government to set what he believes are unsafe radiation limits for schools near the damaged nuclear power plant. the professor took on that role just a month ago after the march 11th earthquake and tsunami. this all comes as demonstrations against nuclear

power continue to grow in japan, more are expected this upcoming week. the first chinese tour groups to visit japan since the earthquake and tsunami have arrived. last month's disaster halted cry these tour groups in japan even though the -- halted chinese tour groups in japan. government officials say they will work to increase tourism in the summer by sending messages that it is safe to visit. according to the usgs an earthquake hit southwest of the panama capital city. president obama released his weekly online video address this morning. once again he focused on the pain at the pump being felt right here in the bay area and across the nation. this time the targeted tax breaks for oil companies.

>> when oil companies are making huge profits already and you are struggling at the pump, and we're scouring the federal budget for spending we can afford to do without. these tax give aways aren't right. >> this morning's address comes after the exxonmobil company reported this week nearly $11 billion in profits for the first quarter of this year. the company has no control over oil prices despite its profits. so tonight president obama joins the reporters who cover him at the annual white house correspondence dinner. the event gives the president and reporters an evening of fun together. several hollywood celebrities will also be in attendance. donald trump has been invited as a guest of the washington post. nasa will try again on monday to try to launch shuttle endeavour. the mission was scrubbed yesterday because of problems with the auxillary units. airport security in texas

could become more hands off thanks to some new legislation. a bill currently moving through the texas legislature would make it illegal for a security officer to intentionally touch someone's private areas. the security officers would only be able to screen someone if they had good reason to believe the person was carrying something illegal. a sponsor for the bill says airport pat downs are robbing people of their dignity but security officers and officials say they are necessary to cut down on the risk of terrorism. traffic is going to be slow around the transbay terminal in san francisco this morning. demolition of the terminal continues today and all weekend long. last night jackhammers and heavy machines went to pick apart the concrete. harrison street is closed, the road will be reopened on

monday. the police department says it has sited 513 people for using their cell phone and driving in just the past four weeks. the costs including court fee is about $150 for that first citation. that could soon double if new legislation passes. >> with the legislation now and increased fines that's going to be a significant amount of money they're going to have to pay if they get caught. we hope that's going to make the effect and make them start changing their behavior. on one day this week, 42 people were sited for using their phones while driving. controversial act of charlie seen is performing in san francisco tonight. the stop is part of his violent torpedo of truth tour. sheen is donating proceeds to the bryan stow fund.

sheen's show is scheduled for 8:00. roger mcdowell remains suspended this morning after making anti gay slurs at a game. the investigation into the incident could be completed by this weekend. >> everybody is very mindful to the position we have. a family came forward wednesday to describe the encounter with mcdowell. well the nfl lock out is back on. a federal appeals court granted a temporary stay. and . dozens of 49er players took

advantage of the small window to show up to practice. and giving you a live look there and all that blue sky, sunny skies in the forecast. we have your latest weather forecast.

well fox is going to postpone a hurricane theme cross over show following the tornado outbreak in the south. tonight's show would have combined family guy, the

cleveland show and american dad. the topic involves a earthquake that hits all of the cartoons towns, but instead they will show a rerun. and john paul's beatification ceremony will be held tomorrow in vatican city. >> with john paul ii the meeting was always about you. >> reporter: the saint making process involving two miracles in john paul's case. one of those miracles is the curing of a nun with parkinson's disease. if you have plans outside, it's going to be beautiful. >> good morning to you.

we are mild out there this morning. warmer than where we started yesterday. plenty of sunshine.  great day for flip-flops. and giving you a look if case you're going to the great ridge event. opening day at the bay this weekend as well. through the next hour or so temperatures sitting in the mid- upper 50s. 10 to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday i may add if you are just joining us. mid-60s inland and for the afternoon 60s and 70s. 76 in concord, 69 expected for the afternoon in san francisco. extended forecast here, nice and dry and warmer as we move along. sunday into monday 80s in the forecast. low 80s on tuesday. 86 expected in your forecast come midweek wednesday. >> looks great. and today is going to be great weather for the opening day on

the bay celebration. hundreds are expected for the opening day for sailing season. it begins at 11:00 this morning and will go until 4:00 this afternoon. the death toll continues to rise from the tornado outbreak in the south. coming up we're going to go live to one of the hardest hit towns in alabama after what's now the deadliest outbreak in the u.s. since 1935. getting rid of your unwanted medication. where you can hand in your prescription drugs today to keep them out of the wrong hands.

welcome back to mornings on 2 taking a live look outside. it's a bit windy out right now but we're set up for what will

be a great weekend of weather. meteorologist rosemary orosco will have our weather in just a few minutes. good morning everyone i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. jonathan wright is live from the disaster area in concord, alabama. >> reporter: we're seeing for the first time volunteers with various relief organizations coming in with supplies to help people who in many cases are lifelong registration residents who are coming back to find out that they have lost everything. they estimate based on all of this destruction here that this was an ef4 tornado with winds any where from 166 to 200-miles-

an-hour. that's based on the fact that many homes were lifted off their foundations. completely destroyed and in many cases you will see some of these vehicles that were blown into the sky in some cases look at that kia over there which was blown into what used to be a local carpet store. this of course is not the only small community in alabama that's been affected in cardova two tornadoes killed at least four people and ripped the roofs off of a medical clinic. also in northwest alabama the city of hackelburg the town's only grocery store was destroyed along with police and fire departments. local officials are seeking donations of flashlights. their concerns is that so many people without power are using candles. that poses a fire hazard, with all of the destruction to that community and communities like this one the response time is taking so much longer in the event of an emergency. so they are trying to reduce

whatever risk they can. claudine and mike back to you. >> john, these live images of the devastation you are showing us are just very powerful to look at. can you give us a sense of the mood of the community there in concord alabama this morning? >> this community is amazingly resilient. again lifelong residents coming back finding everything a total loss. yet there's this quiet determination to rebuild a lot of people attribute this to our faith. that as bad as things are, everything that happens is in our god, in the hands of a higher power and they trust that god will help them pull through this. they have been through a tornado previously back toward 1998. another severe twister came through this area. they say it took them a decade to rebuild. they anticipate it will take them longer just looking at all of this damage. they say this is worse than

anything they've witnessed in the past. >> thanks for reporting for us live in concord alabama. this morning we've learned that an american soldier has been killed in iraq. the military says the death happened yesterday but did not release any details expect to say the soldier was conducting military operations in the southern part of the country. that is the highest since november of 2009 when 11 troops also died. it's a national rebuilding day and people all over the peninsula are chipping in to help their community. ktvu's allie rasmus is live this morning where they are working to rebuild a senior center. >> reporter: we are standing inside the peninsula service center. it's a community center for seniors and adults in redwood city. this is where more than a dozen volunteers are focusing their efforts this morning. they have a cart full of

painting and cleaning supplies. they are busy sanding the wall getting ready to transform this area for a new lounge room for the seniors who use this center. this is being rebuilt for free as part of national rebuilding day. this is not the only construction project happening here in the peninsula. kevin marks to tell us more about it, here on the board of rebuilding together for the local chapter here in the peninsula. tell us about all the other prompts projects going on here for the national event. >> what we do is we team up organizations like ours, and venecular systems together with construction captains so we can provide service to community centers and senior facilities. not only do we have this facility, we have a boys and girls club in the peninsula that's getting a new kitchen. we have several homes in the

peninsula that are being almost completely rebuilt. we have several projects, hundreds of volunteers. we have a great crew of construction captains and it's just a wonderful day to put this all together. >> to give us an idea of the value of the donated labor and supplies here. how much would this cost the community center if they had to pay for it themselves. >> the scope of this project is probably 20 to $25,000 if you look at all the labor and supplies and everything that has to go into it. so what we're able to do in rebuilding together is really leverage the contribution hours to bring value to community centers and to other individuals. >> thanks so much kevin. in these tough budget times for many communities, volunteer work like this really help. as you mentioned there are 70 different projects taking place in the peninsula. prompts like these as part of rebuilding day. we'll visit for rebuilding projects and we're going to

bring that to you later today. reporting live in redwood city, allie rasmus. we did check in with union city police overnight an officers tell us there is still no sign of a missing woman who they do consider at risk. police say mindy malkin was reported missing by her husband. police say her husband reported her missing late early last

month. --desme was arrested in connection with the case but charges against him were dismissed. harm's body has never been found. earlier this year harm's body shot desme at a coffee shop he then turned the gun on himself. the mercury news reports 36 home burglaries have taken place in the town this year. investigators say the burglars are using a familiar tactic. they knock on the front door of the home. if someone comes to the door they ask for a job and then they leave. if no one answers then they try to break into the home. this is usually happening during the day. and authorities say they are looking for someone who hopped a fence and spray painted the tails of two small planes at san carlos airport. a cartoon face had been spray painted on the planes which have since been painted clean. a similar cartoon head was found behind a day care center

next to the airport and the words himsas are showing up on various buildings. that term does not mean much to police. they say other phrases they found are causing concern. >> the person spray painted the words no negro. it's potentially a hate crime depending on who they are targeting with this type of graffiti. tampering with an airplane is a federal offense. they are now looking at airport surveillance tapes for crews. as we first reported earlier this month, russo is leaving his oakland city attorney postto take the alameda job. the job comes with a $215,000 a year basal base salary. close to 400 workers can lose their jobs in oakland as

the city tries to close it's $58 million deficit. mayor jean quan revealed three budgets yesterday based on best and worse scenario. the mayor is asking all city workers including police and firefighters to take a 10 to 15% pay cut. mayor quan says without concessions the city will have to lay off 360 workers and shut down libraries. today is the day you can get rid of unwanted prescription drugs that are laying around in your medicine cabinet. it is medicine take back day. the goal is to get rid of prescription drugs before they end up in the wrong hands or end up in our water ways. there are a number of drop off sites in the bay area. each location is open from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. if you would like to find a

location near you, go to ktv u.com. a live look here at the winds blowing. we have gusts to 20 even 25 miles per hour in some areas. that switch in the weather pattern. that's what we've been wanting right is increasing the winds. our atmosphere is stabilize into the afternoon. 25miles per hour the gust in some areas. 22 in oakland, 20 for san francisco. livermore earlier this morning 30 miles per hour but now down to 12. so improving in some areas. but it'll take until the afternoon before those gusts actually subside for the most part. 57 in san francisco, upper 50s oakland hayward and mid-50s redwood city. the winds are light in san jose so it's a mild start here. these temperatures are a lot warmer than yesterday and it's due to those wind. when we get those winds pulling through prevents the cold air from settling to the bottom so there you have it. the warmer conditions this morning. satellite and radar showing you mostly clear skies and as the ridge continues to build over us we will continue to warm. i'm going to give you a good --

there it is right there. continuing to build in. and it will be for the next week or so. so for today notably warmer than yesterday. by sunday we're looking at 80s for the forecast. into next week some of the warmest temperatures we've seen so far this year. let's enjoy today. widespread 60s and low 70s. even mid-70s in some cases. 76 expected in napa this afternoon as well as santa rosa. 72 in berkeley, 76 for concord. antioch you're looking at 76 as well. mid-70s morgan hill. 70degrees san mateo. san francisco expected to hit 65 for the day. it grows nicer, if you enjoy the 80s under sunny skies that's exactly what we have for you come tomorrow, monday into tuesday. and then we really begin to warm up by wednesday. we're looking at 86 degrees for the area. we'll take a look at the day planner coming up in just a

little while. the san jose sharks open up the second round of the play offs in dramatic fashion. this was the first play off game of ferios career and it was also his birthday. game two of the seven game series tomorrow at noon down at the tank. time now 8:41. he has his work cut out for him. the steps san francisco's new police chief has to cut back on spending and why he says others are going to follow in his examples.

look at that picture perfect beautiful shot there from bay point this morning where we are dealing with the temperatures sitting in the 50s for our east valley locations. and the mine located in boise was shut down when a roof collapsed in a tunnel. a 53-year-old miner was trapped more than a mile under ground. his podty was recovered last week. a spokeswoman for the mind says the scene of the accident remains closed for more safety inspections. it should be open and fully operational next week. plans are under way to

completely seal off the mine that exploded in west virginia. this is video of when the mine exploded back in april of 2010 killing 29 miners. the company that owner the mine will meet with safety officials next week. earlier reports suggested that the mine did have a chance of reopening. time now 8:45, the fence marking the u.s. border with mexico could soon get longer. right now it stretches across 600 miles. jan brewer signed into a law a bill authorizing the construction of a new fence. all together the u.s. border with mexico stretches about 2,000 miles. the chronicle says it is facing white house retaliation for a video showing a protest inside president obama's breakfast fundraiser. political reporter marianuchi shot this video eight days ago when the president was in town. she up loaded it to the paper's

website. now the white house says it is considering removing marianuchi as the white house reporter in future events. >> the day before mr. obama was seated next to mark zuckerberg at facebook extiering the benefits of social media. >> no reporters have been banned from covering future events. and democrats will hold day two of their convention today. speakers include feinstein, newsom and oakland mayor quan. delegates did start checking in yesterday.

party officials say the next goal is washington, the convention concludes tomorrow with governor jerry brown and mayor ed lee addressing the democrats. good morning senator hancock. >> good morning. >> congratulations on this 40 years. i imagine things are changing. have you ever seen a toucher time than what we're in right now? >> you know times have been tough and times have been good. so our extraordinary challenges right now. certainly incredible challenges facing the state of california. but i'm looking at incredible positive energy also from this part of the world. we've always been the place that came up with solutions. and i have to say, 40 years have been an incredible stretch of history. it's gone by in a blink of an eye. but it has been such a privilege for me to be able to

represent this part of the world. >> let's talk about what's on your plate senator hancock if we can. coming up this week in sacramento. i know you guys have eb74 to delay registrations. where do you stand on that and what do you think is going to happen with that? >> right now we are grappling the problem that the state has literally run out of money. and it's run out of gimmicks. and we need to get an honest budget and our governor has proposed an absolutely sensible plan to do that. we've made terrible cuts and we need to maintain our existing tax base so that we don't have to make more terrible cuts. we don't have to close schools. we don't have to designate law enforcement. that's what we're looking at. and the governor's proposal to extend the collection dates for dmv fees has we look for two

republican votes is critically important. >> well, as you'rlooking for the republican vote. and we're talking about then conversations between the aisles and trying to get everybody to come to an agreement. certainly the environment is one of those areas that appears the republicans want to see some kind of give on standards. what do you think about conversations between your republican colleagues. how much do you think you should be willing to give to get some sort of consensus. >> democrats have given, i think it's important to recognize. we made $12.5 billion worth of cuts that were heartbreaking for us. and that will mean the people will suffer in the state of california. i think it's time for my republican colleagues to step up to the plate and not hold the whole state hostage by the fact that it takes 2/3 vote to put a special election on the ballot so the people of

california can choose whether they want $12.5 billion worth of more cuts. or whether they want to maintain the taxes they're paying now, which is set to expire on july 1st. >> certainly a will the of work ahead. congratulations on your 40 years of community service. senator hancock, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> san francisco's new police chief is passing up on a pay increase. chief greg suhr says he wants to set an example for officers in his department so he turned down a 5% cost of living increase. we had the chief live on mornings on 2 when he told us that with the current economy some concessions have to be made including pension reform. >> we know we had it real good in real good time. but now times are tough. tough across the country, state, the city. i know the officers know we have to work collaboratively

with the mayor. and the chief has been asked by mayor lee to cut 5% from the budget. and soon the postoffice is going to be more than for just sending gifts. what you will be able to buy there besides the boxes and stamps. temperatures will be climbing this morning. we're expected to see the warmest numbers coming up in just a bit.

the summer you will be able to buy gifts from the postoffice as well as send

them. postal officials say they will start selling prepaid gift cards. they will begin with a two year test with 200,000 postoffices issuing stamps from american express and visa. if successful it will expand to additional postoffices. a special edition of time magazine is hitting newsstands early to commemorate the royal wedding. the cover is going to feature that kiss between prince william and kate middleton. the issue features heavier paper and a glossy cover. the i pod issue will include

features not on the issue. faviana says the world dress should start a trend of more classic designs including long sleeves and lace. san jose's new falcon chicks need names and starting today you can vote on what they should be. vitum, poppy, they are just three of the ten choices for the falcon chicks born earlier this month. there are four chicks in all. one male, three females. the names were chosen by elementary school children. tonight ktvu will take a very special look at a first of its kind monument being created by a bay area artist. it features the faces of 21 world figures who dedicated their lives to helping others. the larger than life monument is made of 60,000 pounds of

bronze and is 10 years in the making. the artist says the monument was inspired by people who touched his art and touched him in times of darkness. >> it's the stories of their lives, the triumphs and tragedy that give me a clue to what these people must have been like or what did they feel like. >> the mono monument will be put on display this fall. the special premiers on ktvu tonight on 8:00. the program will also air several times this month on our sister station and ktvu. and very impressive. it should be a great half hour for you to watch. it is sunny outside. tomorrow rosemary opening day at the bay. when it's warmer it gets more crowded out there in the water. >> it's going to be crowded because we have a fabulous

forecast and it is in time for your weekend. a little gusty out there this morning. by lunch hour widespread 60s are going to be mild. nice day to fly a kite. take a look at these temperatures and the winds won't be so bad. 76 for santa rosa. as we move through the next several days we're warming into the 80s in fact, on wednesday we peak about 86 in the afternoon. >> you called it flip-flop weather. >> it's going to be that. >> i like it. >> me too. ready for spring. that's going to do it for us on mornings on 2 this saturday morning. thank you for joining us. >> don't forget our coverage always continues online.