recalling more than 100,000 pounds of chicken. the prepackaged food items to look for. >> expected to reach the northern coast of vietnam. within the hour we are tracking the devastation that it leaves. a salute to the men and women that serve our country. the big event set to get underway and why you should expect delays. it is all ahead on mornings on 2. and good morning.

welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday, november 10. >> good morning everyone, i'm mike mibach. slight change in the weather headed our way. let's take a quick look at that forecast. >> good morning to you. another nice day in store as the fog is back along the coastline and just inside portions of the bay this morning. temperatures are running cool once again, but with the cloud cover in some areas, not as cold for some of you. mostly sunny for your afternoon. i'll have your numbers for today coming up. new this morning, more than 181,000 pounds of chicken pucks are being recalled. it is based in richmond and the chicken could be contaminated with e. coli. allie rasmus is live where some of the recalled items could be found at trader joe's. >> right now you can see people

are inside restocking the shelves, cleaning the windows, getting ready for the typically busiest shopping day of the week. the two items on the recall list are the pre-packaged mexicali salad and the chopped salad with grilled chicken. those items are on the list of 16 products recalled because of the possible e. coli contamination. now, the products are made by richmond-based company called glass onion catering. all the recalled items are prepackaged salads, wraps, or some kind of a chicken deli meat in them. 23 people in three states got sick after eating these items. if you have a wrap or salad in your fridge, these are the dates you need to look out for. food between november 23 and december 6. they are all being shipped between texas, oregon, utah, washington. only two of the 16 recalled items are sold at trader joe's.

others are sold under the delish brand names sold in walgreens. we've posted the full list of items on the website as you can scroll down to the hot topic section on our main page. we've also contacted the president of the glass onion catering this morning to ask about the recall. we're waiting to hear back from him. live in oakland, allie rasmus, channel 2 news. continuing coverage of the monster typhoon storm right now approaching the northern coast of vietnam. it is expected to reach the coastline this hour. nearly one million people have been ordered to evacuate. the associated press reports that the storm killed more than 10,000 people in the philippines and thousands of people are still unaccounted for. a mass burial will be held today for all of those victims reported with the details on the devastation.

after one of the strongest storm ravaged several of their islands on friday. they swept across shore at 195 miles per hour. damaging any building in its path. the storm brought heavy rain leaving many trapped by flooding and scared for their lives. dramatic video shows the producer trying to rescue people from mattresses on the hotel. the cnn crew got everyone out risking their lives. meanwhile homes were destroyed, roads were washed away and the red cross dealing with the power shut down across several of the-- islands. >> they are trying to bring supplies like food and water to people. >> we have teams going out brows to the worse affected

areas where we are already working with, helping with the cleanwaters, emergency shelters. we'll look at how the storm impacted them, the secondary impasse. and then also, i'll be sending assessment teams as soon as they reopen. >> however, the red cross says they are still unable to get them into the city. that city suffered the most severe devastation. describe seeing more than 100 bodies after the storm. although officials say that hundreds of thousands of people evacuated, millions are still feeling their catastrophic effect. ktvu channel 2 news. bay area residents are due in their part to help through the relief efforts and fundraisers. a group called project pearl will collect donations from 10:00 this morning until 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon in san bruno. they are looking for canned and dried goods as well as baby foods, shampoo, and tooth paste as you can also go to ktvu.com

for information on how to help victims, just scroll down and look for web links. new this morning, the airlines is reportedly making an important hire to try to enhance safety. the move is in response to the crash of 214 back in july. south korea's largest news agency reports that next month the former executive at japan's airline will become the vice president in charge of aviation safety and security. and it's the first time in their 25-year history that the foreign safety specialist has been hired. still no official cause for the crash that killed three passengers, injuring more than 180 others. family and friends and the 13-year-old boy shot and killed by the snow hoe mental anguish county deputy are looking for the transparent investigation. >> and your house, it will be a threat as it needs to be eliminated. >> dozens of people gathered in santa rosa yesterday to

protest. authorities say that the deputy, he shot lopez after saying that the teen boy turned towards him with what turned out to be a replica gun. and they attended the rally, but too overcome with emotions to speak publicly. >> for something that he has done, you know, he took that person away. >> and some demonstrators want the deputy to face criminal charges. they have filed a federal civil lawsuit against the sheriff department. a few hundred people in oakland marched in support of andy lopez. some carried signs saying that we are officer grant. shot and killed by the bart station on new year's day 2009. that officer later faced charges for the shooting and served time. march ended with a rally in the sheriff's office. while other protesters rallied in the mission district. many called themselves

activists, holding signs calling for more attentions to the dogs and cools, rather than cops and jails. and similar decisions in los angeles. happening today, the streets of san francisco will be filled with people honoring the men and women that have served in the united states armed forces. the veteran's day parade will be held this morning, even though the parade starts at 11:00. second street has been closed to the vehicle traffic. market street will also be closed starting at 10:00 this morning as the streets will not reopen until after the parade is over and the road ways have been cleaned. this year's parade is paying a special tribute to the 60th anniversary of the end of the korean war. the san francisco 49ers, they will honor veterans today when they host the panthers this afternoon. they will hold a special salute to those in the the service. prior to kick off with the video from last year's game as it is all part of the nfl's salute for the harvest

campaign. and they will be returning for the bye week, that they did not face each other and that there is word that they might play in today's game with a limited roll as kickoff was set for 105. facing the new york giants, terelle pryor is hoping to shake off the knee injury last week. kick off at 10:00. mornings on 2 ending early today to bring you coverage. it starts at 9:00 and then stay tuned for the panthers and niners game, which will be followed by the point after anchored by the sports director, mark ibanez. right now we'll see how the weather is shaping up and the beautiful shot behind you. >> yeah, another nice sunrise for most of us. more cloud covers back there. back along the coastline. patchy dense fog in your neighborhood. if you're an early starter, it is back. santa rosa and nevada, they are

all reporting the thick fog this morning. if you look to the east, it will be a gorgeous start of the day giving you a big look at the sun that will be shining right there. away from the coast for the afternoon, settle changes will continue in the way of the cooler temperatures for the second half of the day. eventually we may see some rain. we'll talk about it for just a moment as it remains a big story and you can see how it is very close now to becoming ashore for vietnam. let's track it for you. the winds are 85 miles per hour. still a westerly track at 21 miles per hour. that's good news as you don't want them to slow down right off the coast as you need to move in through the next 24 hours or so. it will continue to weaken by this afternoon with a 65 miles per hour winds estimated. and then tomorrow morning, 40 miles per hour. and still it is going to bring

a storm surge as well as significance and flooding rains, but at least it is weakening. let's come back home. waking up with more fog yesterday and temperatures, they are cool, but it is not as cold in most cases to take a look at those numbers in just a moment. for the afternoon, slightly cooler. a few degrees and mostly sunny skies as they do remain dry through your veteran's day on monday. and 44 in napa. upper to lower 40s. this is a cool start for santa rosa. now, we sunk to about 37 or was it 35 degrees. very cold outside your door, just a few degrees and half moon bay, yesterday they woke up mostly clear and it was a chilly start. mostly cloudy at 54 degrees for your afternoon and 69 for vallejo and san rafael and oakland and the low to mid-60s

for san francisco and 70 degrees for san jose and morgan hill and your extended forecast for the second half of your weekend in view that they will continue to trend downward. a cloudier day. but still dry by tuesday morning with a few over the north bay and they will begin to slide south. just how far and how much you'll get. we'll show you in the future cast model coming up. >> the baby food company issues a recall. but they don't want you to see the little one and why. how do you expect anybody in america to? i'm not a racist. >> the man in the center of the nfl bullying scandal in an exclusive interview. richie incognito blames the regret. and the approach to the bay bridge teleplays the niner fans, it will be time to go, although that it will be early,

depending on who as you said it out there on the ball game. time is 7:12. you're watching mornings on 2.

welcome back. thank you for joining us. a live look at the bay bridge, partly cloudy skies and patchy fog. well, we are following the developing story of the mass shooting near houston. two people are dead. at least 22 others are injured. it happened at the large birthday party late last night and more than 100 people packed into the two-story home. investigators say that someone inside started shooting. a man and a woman were killed and almost two dozen others suffered injuries described as minor to critical. >> that's the gun shot that everybody was showing. i was watching the commotion. and there was a car that looked

suspicious and they were all trying to hide from it. but it was just chaos. >> the victims, they range in age from 14 to in their early 20s. this morning they are looking for two suspects, but they have not given any indication of the possible motive. two people are hurt after the shooting at the ice skating rink in new york city. a woman taken by the woman visiting the area from san francisco. that shooting happened late last night. one man, they were hit in the back and the other in the leg as they were both taken to the hospital and are expected to recover. the ice skating rink is located near the new york public library and a popular spot for the tourists as they have not made any arrest. linked to a gun scare at lax. and they say that the 27-year- old san jose man arrived to terminal three from san francisco where he was seen taking his gun from his bag and the same terminal where in tsa they were shot and killed one week earlier.

a man was arrested on charges of brandishing a weapon, but later released that the gun was not loaded and he was carrying it legally. following the newscast, they will have an exclusive interview with the lineman richie incognito. >> it speaks to culture of our locker room and the culture of the closeness and the culture of our brotherhood. and the racism, the bad words, you know, that's what i regret most, but that's a product of the environment and that's something that we use all the time. >> incognito is currently suspended after the teammate and former stanford player accused him of threatening and hazing him and his family's life. however, incognito said he always had martin's back. a special nfl investigator will interview him later this week. you can see the entire newscast at 9:00 this morning.

a u.s. navy spokesman said they expect more people will be implicated in a major bribery scandal involving money, sex, and lady gaga tickets. three officers are now charged with selling classified or privileged information to a singapore-based defense contractor arrested on sunday for bribery charges. the officers received cash, prostitutes, and even lady gaga and lion king show tickets. >> you can kind of see how if you fell into the mode of socializing with him that it might be possible to get swept up by that. and that is why so many military officers are a little bit weary of him. >> investigators say the defense contractor used that information to overbill the united states to admirals, including director of naval intelligence that are also under investigation, while they have not been charged, they have lost their security clearance and were placed on leave. a company is recalling some

of their baby and children's food. a spokesperson from plum organics say they found a manufacturing defect in the pouches for the baby stage 2 called mish mash. it could cause spoilage. best buy dates ranging from august 5, 2014 to december 8, 2014. anyone who has purchased those products can call plum organics for a replacement voucher. a new report shows that napa county has a higher amount of whooping cough. they were sent to health officials last month after three cases were found last week. now, those cases, they brought the state's 2013 totals to ten. officers are getting an extra boost when it comes to cracking down on drunk drivers. they just got a grant from the california office of traffic and safety for their dui crack down campaign. they plan to add more dui check points during the winter and

summer holidays, including the super bowl, st. patrick's day, and halloween. prices will continue to drop for seven weeks in a row. the u.s. average for a gallon is $3.28. the lowest since december of 2011. the average right here in california is $3.65. state average is higher than the national average for california and that they require a higher grade for clean energy initiatives. here is a look at where they stand in the bay area. right now the regular price per gallon is $3.73. san jose it is $3.56. the average price in oakland, $3.62. bank of america, they may have to pay the u.s. government close to $1 billion. and finally late friday and the u.s. district court of manhattan, the government asked for the penalty and where it is after the federal jury found them liable for the fraud over defected mortgages sold by their country wide unit. they have previously said that

it is evaluating their option for the appeal as they have to respond to the penalty request by november 20. this week thousands of couples are expected to get married on a day with special meaning. this tuesday is 11/12/13 and thousands of couples are planning to tie the the knots on the iconic date. according to research, more than 3,000 couples nationwide plan on saying i do on the consecutive date. well, he would not survive that, but they beat the odds. we'll tell you who helped them recover and who they are searching for now. outside our doors, a cool start and cloudy this morning for some. i'll have a look at when to expect those clouds to burn off and what you can expect in the extended forecast. rain for some, i'll show you that coming up.

well today the olympic torch comes back to earth. a live picture of the torch

there in space as it will be on the winter olympics in russia that it has been up there for the the last five days. >> the female employee, they have been killed by the wildcat as it happened late last night at wildcat haven in oregon. and just outside of portland. the emergency medical responders had a hard time getting to the the other women as they were all confined with her. >> not just anybody having that, you know, the passing away or just knowing what happened, that it breaks your heart and it's sad. >> on the website, they said that they house more than 60 big cats including the cougars as they have not said what was responsible for the attack that it is no open to the public. well a 5-year-old doberman

crushed by an electric fence is up and running. he was able to be treated for pneumonia and get -- and get plenty of rehab. now after six months of rehab, kenny is in search of a new owner. oh look at him go in his forever home. >> i don't think that he would have a problem. >> no. i don't think that there will be a problem finding a beautiful morning so far. >> you're right. we're looking at another nice one for your afternoon. the low clouds are just inside that bay and it is real soupy down to a quarter mile as well as the parts of the day. mostly sunny, partly cloudy skies are expected along the coastline as well as we get into the afternoon. temperatures are down by a few degrees and the low clouds will help that out. and monday, your veteran's day,

we turn mostly cloudy, but it's not until tuesday morning in time for the morning drive with some rain over parts of the north bay as i needed to move into the 8:00 hour and notice how it begins to wash out as they needed tousled south to east, down into the east bay and the south bay and your extended forecast here with your weekend in view and those morning clouds followed by the afternoon sunshine. temperatures are continuing to fall through tuesday. scattered thunderstorms for the first half of your tuesday. drying out for the afternoon. and temperatures, they are warming back up. and the 25-year-old from venezuela as they found miss universe 2013 for the women from 87 different countries. this is the 7th time that someone from venezuela has taken the crown. winning more international beauty competition than any other nation. last night's competition aired

from moscow, russia. all right, 7:26. they will crack down at cal as they do not want at their football game as they hope to make them safer. you may want to check the date as we'll tell you about the bay area company recalling more than 100 pounds of food this morning.

a major recall involving chicken products sold at the bay area stores. what you need to know if you have some of that chicken in your home this morning. good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. check your fridge as more than 181,000 pounds of chicken products are being recalled by an east bay company glass onion catering headquarters. located in richmond. company officials say that it could be contaminated with e. coli. allie rasmus is live for us this morning outside the trader joe's in oakland where they say that some of the recalled items could be found. >> reporter: there's a total of 16 items on the list. prepackaged salads or wraps with chicken or some sort of a deli meat. two of them are regularly sold and they want you to see it. it's called the mexicali style chicken. and the chopped salad with grilled chicken. the recall foods are made by

the richmond-based company called glass onion catering, some are sold by trader joe's. others, wraps and salads are marked in the brand names. and sold at wall greens and other stores. 26 people in three states got sick after eating these prepackaged salads with the grilled chicken in them. if you have it in your fridge, these are the dates that you will have to look out for on september 23 and november 6 and the food being recalled and shipped to nevada, new mexico, oregon, texas, utah, washington. we have posted the full list on our website as you can go to ktvu.com and scroll down the main page to the hot topic's section. we're also waiting to hear back from the president of the glass onion catering to get more information about this other than trader joe's. which some of these items are regularly sold. all right time now is 7:31 with some of the top stories we

are following for you after pounding the philippines, they are now barreling into vietnam. nearly 1 million people are being evacuated there while they have issued the emergency alert as they brace for the storm later this week. and the associated press, they estimate that the storm has killed more than 10,000 people. but the death toll could be much higher. the bay area is holding fundraisers to help typhoon victims this morning. it'll be on the el camino in san bruno. the u.s. government is also offering aid to the victims, they made an initial $100,000 available to provide basic health care, clean water, and sanitation with even more money coming in future days. defense secretary chuck hagel has asked them to command the relief supplies to help the rescued information. it's the lead agencies for the

international humanitarian response that has dispatched the team to the region. the search continues for the missing david mccendry, first reported missing to santa rosa police on october 31. and the girlfriend said that they were having an emotional break down when they left their foot -- when they left on their foot in santa rosa as they found no suspicious activity to the body found floating in san francisco and the person walking the dog, they first spotted them described as badly decomposed. >> they are on edge after five members of the families were shot. three of them were killed. and one of the victims called 911, saying he and his family have been shot. two suspects were seen leaving the area.

and they are not discussing the case, but they are concerned that the gunman may have gone door to door shooting the victim as they slept. >> i'm scared because i don't know what's going to happen. if they're going to come back. i'm not safe. >> and a 6-year-old boy in that house was able to escape safely and run to a nearby home for help. a prayer vigil was held last night for the family. we're learning new information from the school where a teacher was shot and killed last month. the school's superintendent now says that there is no evidence that the 7th grader was bullied before injuring classmates. they say that he was teased and never showed signs of anger. that bullying played a role in that shooting. >> and they will be wrapping up the controlled burn from yesterday. many residents reported seeing smoke from the burn in big basin state park. this was the view from one of

our cameras downtown san francisco. that's according to cal fire that they let that burn continue through the 9th, expecting a total of 340 acres to have burned. fire crews will be on site all day in lake county, still battling the fire, but according to cal fire, they are now 50% contained. that fire started on the afternoon east of highway 29. and they have burned about 120 acres, which is down slightly from earlier estimates. they say they are working to protect a dozen homes remaining in the fire's past. and one out building and at least one vehicle that has been destroyed. friends and family continue to mourn the wheel-chair bound man that was hit and killed. now, last night the loved one came together to remember them. the 31-year-old was trying to cross market street last week when he was hit by the car. and that was getting on to the freeway. >> it's a crazy one as people are trying to get on the

freeway and they are in danger over there and everyone is in danger. >> police, they are still investigating what exactly happened, but said that they are known for accidents between 2009 and 2011. there were 30 collisions there. the highest grade in the city. that's why the cameras were activated the day that they were hit. >> yesterday a group of strangers united on the old bay bridge span to remember the loved ones who had died on the eastern span, set up as the last chance for them before the bridge was demolished. more than 150 people took part and some hanging pictures, while others stood alone. and they are now out towards the bay. >> for the people that put this together and they had said let's do it in memory of life. >> the idea for the event was inspired by the east bay mother. back in september. she had the opportunity to set up the memorial for her son. they said that they wanted to

let others have the same experience. the bridge demolition is expected to start. and they will be expected to tear down the old eastern span in the coming days. scheduled to start last wednesday, but the new date will be some time this week. it involves removing 1,400 of the construction for the island as they need to last through the end of the year and the entire span is going to take a few years. and combined 90 points, but it's the trojans that needed to come away with most of them. and nelson, they will need to catch it and then decide to look like a fighter jet. and that you can call it 7-0 less than two minutes in the second quarter, down 21-7 and it's the old free flicker. and in the end zone with the nice grab down by seven. but that's all she wrote. and their special will not be

that special against the trojans, giving up three punt returns for the touchdown and that blocked pun for the touchdown and cal is off the boulder this week to take on the mighty bucks of colorado. not much to celebrate for the cal fans during the game, but even before kick off, you can see that there wasn't any rowdy behaviors. they posted entrances into the memorial stadium and cracked down on alcohol as they looked for intoxicated fans heading right into the game. >> someone that has some kind of an issue related to drinking. stumbling, acting out, or that kind of thing. >> and if people are coming in like, you know, they are holding their own and they are able to hold themselves up and not causing a disturbance, they should let in. >> a student suspected of being intoxicated will be interviewed by uc police and their blood alcohol level is tested. sometimes officers say they will cite them and in extreme cases, they might actually arrest them. all right time now is 7:38.

it's not a bad day out there. a little cool again, but rosemary is warming it up for us. >> yeah, we're going to feel nice once we get into the afternoon. another enjoyable day. this morning we're waking up with calm conditions. some of us, actually not as cold as yesterday morning and it has to do with the great skies. let's take a look at what's happening. and a look at the oakland view and the golden hue there. what a beautiful shot as we get into the afternoon, mostly sunny skies. this morning we had patchy fog in areas with sunshine yesterday morning now waking up gray. take a look at the footprint here in santa rosa and nevada. patchy dense fog reported there. if you do have to be outdoors early, you can be aware of it. waking up with fog and hooking at the quarter mile there. you might have a little bit of trouble to get out, taking it

slow. partly to mostly cloudy skies. begin creeping in yesterday afternoon. i noticed by the second half of the afternoon, santa cruz with partly cloudy skies. helped out by the system that's roaring across southern california with that southerly surge to work their way up the coastline yesterday afternoon. a ridge of high pressure in place as you can notice this here with the clouds and at that ridge and beginning to continue for them that will be safe and breaking down the system behind it is what might bring a little bit of rain by tuesday morning as they could come just in time for the morning drive. we'll be tracking that for you. be sure to tune it in and you can get closer. 43 degrees right now in concord cupper 30s in nevado. if you do not like the overcast skies, at least it helps with your temperatures. sort of acting as a blanket in the overnight hours. 54 degrees right now, anywhere from 15 to 18 degrees cooler at this time yesterday morning

with the mostly clear skies. for the afternoon, temperatures will continue to cool. for some a very settle cool down and you may not really notice anywhere from 3 to 5 degrees for nevado this afternoon. upper 60s in oakland. 72 for danville. low 70s for livermore. san jose, 70 for you. upper 60s for sunnyvale, santa cruz, mid-60s in san francisco if you're going to see the the niners play this afternoon. mostly sunny skies and mild for you there. the extended forecast here, veteran's day will be a cloudier one as temperatures are continuing to cool. but it's tuesday morning when the rain arrives. right now it's favoring the north bay as they may slide south just a little bit through the morning hours, but still looking like maybe a tenth of an inch, perhaps less than that and some of us down in the south bay may not see any.

i'll track that for you in just a moment. but notice on wednesday and thursday we're dry and temperatures will begin to rebound. that's back for the forecast. we'll also take a look at your day planners coming up. could apple will dealing in newiphones? new rumors on why it might be more high-tech. >> i don't know anyone that's not a veteran. >> many of them will serve their country, how they are now proving to all of us that you are never too old to enjoy the favorite past time. >> how about a live look outside. the golden gate bridge on the sunday morning. north bay niner fans, why not get out the door? send an easy commute as you make your way right there and along that bridge. time now 7:42. you're watching mornings on 2.

good morning to you, a live look at the downtown skyline this morning. partly cloudy skies with a few patches of fog and 53 degrees. well getting ready to camp out again, yes, there are new reports. it will be even more high-tech than the previous ones. according to bloomberg. the new designs include the bigger screens ken lance sensors to detect different levels of pressure. the latest iphone added new fingerprint technology. >> they hope to take a big step towards the immigration reform this week. hoping they could pressure them into passing a reform bill. and the senate is considering a

proposal including the program for them and the lower skilled workers in a pathway to the citizenship. some conservatives say that they allow them to lay off americans and higher the immigrant workers instead. this is video of the the protest held yesterday in san francisco. people are demanding that he be fired. that comes after airing a segment on his show asking children how to solve the country's deficit to china. one child responded to kill everyone in china. the petition on the white house website forced kimmel to be fired with now more than 100,000 signatures. that amount to be a response. former secretary made her way through san francisco for two different appearances. while they were not allowed inside, they got a glimpse of clinton. it was just opened up to the national association of

realtors. she attended a fundraiser for the network with her daughter chelsea. again, they were not allowed inside. >> and as a public official. i think that's what she needs to be doing. if it's a year out, you're wondering why she's not making a bigger splash to the public. >> it makes sense for them that it will be a possible presidential run again. still just a few years away. a new center is opening none san francisco to help vet rans find a job. it's the latest effort to make sure that they could leave the armed forces. and as they provide career counseling, job search, and readiness program and access to computers and copy machines. located at 1060 howard street. the project recognizes and vat -- values the unique skills that they will offer to the work force. also a new government program

reached out to gay veterans. it's one of the six metropolitan areas that offer the special services. they tell them that the pilot program, they began back in october to help veterans with issues, including disgrim nation. and their apartment estimates that a million of the $21 million considered themselves a member of the lbgt community. the bravery of the soldier will be recognized on veterans day. the 21-year-old was killed by the friendly fire in 19750 -- 1970, said to return home early due to the distinguished service. his sister who was a resident of woodside will accept a purple heart on behalf of her brother at the va medical center. well on this veteran's day weekend, we want to introduce you to a group of men. and they proved that age is

just a number. >> whatever it is, it brings them here every week all year long. >> i call it the over 70 league. the manager calls it 68. i don't think that those guys that are not over 70. >> stay alert down here. >> reporter: they have stories to tell. these men, they remember a different time. >> my last week of the basic training, for the career. >> yes, i was in l navy. all of it is a real inspiration to me. >> reporter: at 88, he may be the only veteran from world war

ii. >> it's something that you should see all the time on the baseball diamond. >> you don't have to be a vet to play and yet so many here served. >> we are all team players. the military, they will share a team. and that is where you are raised, boy scouts, and rotc. >> and make no mistake they take their past time seriously. >> come on, turn it up. >> well, we are talking about how to improve the team and how to get the guys focused enough. >> two outs. >> reporter: and the years, well, you cannot ignore them sometimes they just catch up. >> that's one of my outfielders, playing for five years ago. they actually died on the field. and that is a part of getting old. >> two down. two down. >> you had a heart attack? >> yes. grabbing the ball here too. >> i used to brag. if i want to go, you know, i

don't say it anymore. >> but they don't complain and they don't quit. >> i was pitching and i got a line drive right here. broke the tibia from up here to the knee. >> did you ever think about stopping? >> no. >> reporter: because something about this game will call to them. >> why do you eat and sleep and why do you drive? and that's the reason. >> reporter: it calls to these men that grew up on the diamond. >> at 88, i think that it might be a year or two left. so far no one told me to get off of it. >> reporter: and because no matter how many years roll by, no matter where they have been or what they have seen, the game, they always stay the same. and in this game, it ain't over. not until it is over. and so these teams, they will play year round every week only i'm told by the rain. he has such a good time. >> the 88-year-old? >> yes. >> it doesn't even matter as he usually goes who won? because he just enjoys playing

so much. >> a great story. did they put a bat in your hand? >> no, but they threatened. and i just hung out. i could have hung out all day. >> we cannot forget what they did for the country. it's good to see them out there on the field over 70 and a field for a bunch of rock stars on out there. >> yes, they were not messing around. all right, getting children to the new school. and to find out why students are not showing up to class and how that could help solve problems years later. veterans, festivities are going on today. veterans days at the festivity that will be going on today. dry and mild and then some rain will move in. i'll be tracking it for you and your numbers will be coming up.

officials say only a small amount of rain is expected in the coming weeks, just under four inches have fallen.

they are launching a new campaign to make sure that children will get to class. they are calling the initiative showing up. they say that the goal is to provide those teachers with habits. that way they could help identify which students are more likely to drop out of high school. some of those habits include being absent on certain days of the week on the test days or on the other special occasions. well according to the financial blog. it's the exchange that they are starting to defend -- defriend facebook. one of those reasons is to increase twitter and snap chat and instagram and the useless information in the timeline and all the advertisements. but the biggest complaint is that the parents are on it, which could be embarrassing or get them in trouble. >> talk about the possibility for one of the driest on record for them right here in studio

a. now, what do you think about rain this week? >> we could certainly use it. but it will be bringing us the fabulous weather and it will be so strong and as the storm moves in, it is really going to shut most of the energy to the north and i'll show you that here coming up. giving you a look at it this morning and hugging the coastline and inside that bay and we will be mostly sunny for the second half of the afternoon. let's get into veterans day. light skies in the forecast for the mid to high-level clouds that will begin to move in to the storm. it's now tuesday morning. we're back to the daily grind on tuesday morning. here it looks like by 6:00 a.m. the possibility of the light rain moving over the north bay and then as i progressed, they will notice how it fizzles out. now we're into the 9:00 hour moving down to i-80 and the peninsula with a few scattered showers. and the less that the possibility will need to come to you. by tuesday afternoon we're drying out and we're done. but we're not going to see too

much on out of this, a tenth or less and it might be only in the north bay showers, the tuesday morning time frame and the rest of us, maybe a few passing showers. they will need to continue to cool down slightly cooler tomorrow and it will be on tuesday with the rain that needed to move out as we needed to warm back up for the lower 70s around the bay. and the lower 70s inland with them at the coast. back to you. >> the thanksgiving day parade is still a few weeks away, but they are getting ready as they needed to take some of the giant balloons on out for the test flight and how to train your dragon stars that will be toothless and sponge bob square pants. it's been a tradition since 1924. a new hampshire turkey farmer said that the secret to a juicy thanksgiving bird. and it is beer.

they've been feeding for a decade now as they say it makes them flatter and more flavorful. as calories do plump up. just like what they do for humans and he says that there is nothing illegal about it. >> interesting. all right. and tomorrow, it is veterans day. and people are celebrating just a few hours of the parade that will need to shut down in san francisco and the services that will be closed for business tomorrow. >> make sure to check it in for them and more than 180,000 pounds of chicken are recalled for the bay area companies that are linked to the outbreak of e. coli.

the local stores being affected and what the usda is saying. deadly typhoon making its way towards vietnam. we're tracking the progress of the storm that has left thousands dead. an effort to improve safety and security. the new hire by oceania airlines. and good morning everyone, welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday, november 10. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. let's check in on how your

sunday is shaping up with rosemary. >> yeah, good morning to you. another nice day in the forecast for your sunday. and the low clouds and fog, they are back this morning and up against the coastline, inside portions of the bay. it's a cool start this morning. but with the low clouds out there, some of us are not as cold. we'll take a look at your temperatures and the afternoon highs for you as you need to continue our cooling trend for the second half of your weekend. cloudier and keel for your veteran's day -- cooler for your veteran's day. tracking the latest coming up in just a few moments. well continuing coverage now of typhoon. right now that monster storm is in the south china sea approaching vietnam. it is expected to soon reach that coastline. and nearly one million people have been ordered toe slack wait. while it's too early for the official death toll, that associated press, they report the storm has killed more than 10,000 people. and all in a single province of the philippines. with thousands of other people, they are still unaccounted for.

power outages are hindering search and rescue outages. one ware suffered a blackout as authorities say it could take months to restore power. >> the devastation is, i don't have the words for it. it's really horrific. it's a great human tragedy. >> a mass burial is being held today for victims. forecasters predict vietnam could receive up to a foot of rain with severe flooding. bay area residents are rushing to help through relief efforts and fundraisers. project pearl is collectingdonations this morning. and it is looking for canned or dried goods as well as baby food, shampoo, tooth taste. you can also go to ktvu.com. just control down and look for web links. new this morning, reportedly they're making an

important higher to enhance safety. the move is in response to a crash at sfo in july. the largest news agency reported that next month the former executive at japan's ana airline will become the vice president in charge of aviation safety and security. it is the first time in the company's 25-year history that a foreign specialist has been hired. the man has been linked to a gun scare. los angeles airport police say that the 27-year-old san jose man arrived at terminal 3 from san francisco where he was seen taking a gun from his bag. that's the same terminal where the tsa officer was shot and killed one week earlier. the man was arrested on charges of brandishing a weapon, but later released. the gun was not loaded and police say he was carrying it legally. family and friends of a 13- year-old boy from santa rosa shot and killed by the snow hoe mental anguish county deputies are vowing to keep the pressure

on the transparent transition. >> dozens of people gathered at the park in santa rosa yesterday to protest last month's shooting. authorities say that the deputy shot lopez after saying the teen turned towards him with what turned out to be a replica rifle. lopez's parents attended the rally, but too overcome with emotions to speak publicly. >> he should be put in jail for something that he has done. he took away a great person from a lot of people. >> some demonstrators wan the deputy to face criminal charges. lopez's family has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the sheriff department. a few hundred people in oakland also marched in support of lopez. the protesters gathered at the bart station. they held signs that read that we are off the grant. shot and killed by the bart

police station at new year's day in 2009 and that officer later faced targets for the shooting and served time. the march ended with a rally at the alameda county sheriff's office. they rallied in their mission district calling themselves peace on out there calling for more attention for the schools, rather than cops and jails with similar situations in sacramento and at the los angeles city hall. happening today on the streets of san francisco, they will be filled with people honoring the men and women that have served in the united states armed forces. the veteran's day parade will be held this morning, even though that parade starts at 11:00. right now they are closing down the vehicle traffic and market streets will also be closed starting at 10:00 this morning and that they will not reopen until after the parade is open and they have all been cleaned. this year's parade is paying a special tribute to the 60th anniversary to the end of the korean war. it is a federal holiday and

they will officially be observed tomorrow as such all bay area schools and the post offices and libraries that will be closed. however, they will all be running, including the county offices that will be closed. all right, 8:05. it shouldn't be a bad day. i think that she will be working on something nice for us. >> yes, definitely an important factor when you think about the outdoor parades for them to honor those veterans and families. giving you a live look this morning where we have just a little bit of fog, partly cloudy skies, plenty of sunshine expected for the second half of your sunday with the low clouds back in the forecast and you know that will help to lead to cooler weather for the afternoon as well. even though that it will be mostly sunny. but this morning they are actually helping to keep our temperatures up from yesterday morning and we'll focus on that in just a moment.

i want to take a look because giving you a view here at just how close it is to moving ashore there with the center of the storm and you can see it just right off the coastline of vietnam with bands of rain already moving in. the winds as well. it is weakening, but with that said it is still expected to have a huge impact with significant rain, the flooding, the storm surge and the strong winds. right now consider it a category one with 85 miles per hour. moving at the northwesterly pace and 20 miles per hour as i need to take you through the next 12 to 24 hours to move ashore a little bit later today continuing to weaken, 65 miles per hour and then they move to south china with winds at 40 miles per hour. so still having a significant impact, but at least weakening. and that will be some positive news. here at home, we have no gripes. where is the rain? it will not come today or tomorrow and that will be good news for them as temperatures are continuing to cool down back along the coastline with a

little bit of sunshine along the coast right now this morning. by tomorrow this system will bring us an increase in clouds and they will need to continue to bring our temperatures down and then by tuesday morning it looks like it will be just in time for the morning drive and some of us over the north bay, they may have the windshield wipers going. now, temperatures in the 40s to the lower 50s. 55 degrees at half moon bay, definite lay warmer start for you with partly to mostly cloudy skies. 55 in oakland and the mid-40s in napa and santa rosa that will be warmer with the overcast skies and a little patchy fog reported in your neighborhood and they are also reporting pretty thick fog for them in some areas. 65 in oakland for the second half and if you're going to see the niners play this afternoon. a great day to be on out there. 70 degrees in mountain view. inland east bay low 70s. upper 60s to the lower 70s. the extended forecast and the second half of your weekend in view as they will continue to

drop off on monday with the white sky in the forecast and the mid to high-level clouds overhead and the rain showers are moving in by early tuesday morning and then they will begin to dwindle and move out. and it will be at their coolest on tuesday and then we will be dry and warming it back up as early as wednesday. and the future cast models are on the rain, updating at this moment. i'll have a look at the very latest coming up. a grand jury will make a decision in the case against the group of motorcycle riders. it's for this point of the man and on out of the window of his car. officers across the country are getting some help to get drunk drivers off the road. they plan on using it for some upcoming holidays. let's give you a live look outside. the east shore freeway there in berkeley. a very rough commute. late this morning or early afternoon getting into san francisco along the east shores right now as you can see traffic will be great there on 80. time now is 8:09. you're watching mornings on 2.

a hazy temperature. good to moderate and for the east bay neighborhoods this morning, mid to upper 40s for most. new this morning, more than 181,000 pounds of chicken products are being recalled by the bay area company. they are based in richmond and the company officials, they say that the chicken could be contaminated. live for us this morning in oakland with the story of this

new recall. allie rasmus? >> reporter: some of the recalled items could be found at trader joe's. opening up about 10 minutes ago. several customers heading in this morning. sunday is typically a busy shopping day for grocery stores. but the two trader joe's items on the recalled list are the pre-packaged salad with the chili lime chicken and the chopped salad with grilled chicken. those items are on list with the 16 products that are recalled by the fda this morning because of the possible e. coli contamination. they are made by the richmond based company called glass onion catering. all are pre-packaged salads or wraps in them. and according to the fda. 26 people in three states got sick after eating these food items. if you have a pre-packaged salad or wrap in your fridge, these are the dates that you'll have to look out for. food made between september 23 and november 6 and the food being recalled will ship to grocery stores in arizona, california, nevada, new mexico,

oregon, texas, utah, and washington. and now only two of the 16 recalled items are sold at trader joe's. the others, they are sold under the brand name delish. and they are sold at walgreens and the other grocery stores. we've posted the full list of items on our website. just go to the main page online and scroll down to the hot topic section as we also tried to contact the president of the glass onion catering to talk to them about this recall and the other grocery stores in our area may contain these products. we have not heard back from him this morning. live in oakland, channel 2 news. two people are dead. 22 others injured. it happened at the large birthday party late last night with more than 100 people packed into the two-story home and investigators say that someone inside started shooting. a man and a woman were killed. almost two dozen suffered, which are being described as

minor to critical. >> and after the gunshots, everyone scattered. as they were watching the commotion. and it was a car, you know, that will be suspicious and they are trying to show the chaos. >> and the victims, their age range from 14 to the early 20s. this morning they are looking for two suspects, but they still have not given any indication on the possible motive. new details, more details about the shooting on the ice rink in new york city. police say that the two people were a 20-year-old man and a 14- year-old boy. and the boy's family said they were shot in the back and they could be paralyzed. they say that he loves to skate and was often at that rink. police are looking for any suspects that the shooting, it could have been over a jacket. >> and 11 of the motorcyclists involved on the september attack of the driver of the suv are facing assault charges. police say that the group of bikers, they were surrounded on the suv on new york city's streets. they say that the driver of the

vehicle tried to get away, running over one of the process here. and that's when police, they say that the motorcyclist followed the car, pulled the man o beating him. the grand jury determined that there will be enough evidence to move forward with official charges. and one of -- one of the bikers is an undercover police officers. a female employee at the oregon animal sanctuary has been killed by a wildcat. the attack happened late last night at wildcat haven in oregon just outside of portland. the emergency medical responders said they had a hard time getting to the woman because the other cats were also confined in the area with her. >> and just anybody, you know, having that, you know passing away or just knowing that it could happen. it breaks your heart and it's sad. >> on the website they house more than six big cats including cougars and tigers.

they have not said what was responsible for them as they are opened up to the public. following the newscast on sunday, that they will have an exclusive interview with miami dolphins and their lineman, richie incognito. >> it speaks to the the culture of our closeness and to the brotherhood. and the racism, the bad words, you know, that's what i regret most. that's a product of the environment and that is something that we need to use all the time. >> incognito is currently suspended from the dolphins after a teammate and former player accused them of hazing and threatening him and his family's life. however, incognito has always had martin's back with a special insider that will need to interview martin later this week and you can see the entire interview following our newscast at 9:00 this morning.

the u.s. spokesman said that they expect more people will be in the major bribery scandal involving money, sex, and lady gaga tickets. three officers are now charged with selling classified or privileged information to the singapore defense contractor arrested in september on bribery charges. prosecutors say that they received cash. and even lady gaga and the lion king show tickets. you can kind of see how if you fell into the mode of socializing with him, then it might be possible to get swept up by that. and that is why, you know, so many military officers are a little bit weary of them. >> investigators say that the defense contractor will use the information to overbuild the u.s., including the director of the intelligence that will be under investigation, while they have not been charged and they have lost the security clearance and workplace on leave. >> bank of america may need to pay close to $1 billion.

and finally late in manhattan, they asked for the penalties after the federal jury found the bank liable for fraud over defected mortgages sold by their country wide unit. bank of america has previously said that it is evaluating their options for the appeal. the bank needs to respond to the penalty request by november 20. the emery based company is recalling some of their baby and children's food and the spokesperson from plum organics says that they found the manufacturing defect and the pouches for the baby stage two and tops the lines. the defect could cause a spoilage. the recall applies to the best buy dates ranging from august 5, 2014 to december 8, 2014. anyone that has purchased the products, they can contact the plum organics for a replacement voucher. a new report shows that they have a higher than normal amount of the whooping cough cases that they were sent to the health officials last month. that they were found in less than a week and those cases,

they brought the year total. and officers, they're getting an extra boost when it comes to cracking down on the drunk drivers, they got a grant from the office of traffic and safety and for their dui crack down on the campaign. that they plan to add more dui check points through the winter and holidays, including the super bowl, st. patrick's day and halloween. prices have continued to drop for seven weeks in a row. that's according to aaa, a gallon of unlead is $3.21. and the lowest that it has been for them on 2011. the average in california is $3.65 and the state average is higher than the national average and because california, they do require a higher grade of gas for clean energy and the initiative. and here is a look at where they stand in the bay area right now, the average for a gallon of regular gas in san francisco is $3.71 in santa

rosa. the average price in oakland is $3.62. and a show of support for the same-sex couple for oregon high school and that their classmates, they decided to head right to that. and they said that he would never walk again and now the 5- year-old is back on his fourlegs, and proving everyone wrong. weather will continue for your sunday afternoon. i'm bringing afternoon highs down by a few degrees in most areas. i'll have a comparison for you coming up.

she was crowned miss universe 2013 last night. she beat out women from 87 different countries. this is the 7th time someone from venezuela has taken the crown as they have one more major international beauty competition than any other nation. last night's competition aired from moscow, russia. today the olympic torch comes back to earth. yesterday we brought you the live pictures of that torch in space and it is on a tour leading up to the winter olympics in russia. it was up in space for the last five days. the high school is making headlines after electing the same-sex couple for their homecoming court. cleveland high, through the homecoming tradition with the dance and the football game.

this year two stood out from all the others. they were the first lesbian couple to be elected as princesses. they even made the front page of their school paper. >> it is really cool to think that we're having like an impact on the gay community. you know like it's really cool. it's exciting. >> yeah, i'll definitely remember this for a very long time. we're getting lots of recognition from a lot of people, which is really cool with a lot of support. >> they've been together for more than a year and say they were surprised that the classmates had voted for them. this week thousands of couples have expected to get married with a day with special meaning. this tuesday, it's 11/12/13. and thousands of couples are planning to tie the knot on the iconic date. according to research, more than 3,000 couples plan on saying i do on that consecutive date. well a 5-year-old donorman crushed by -- doberman and

veterinarians claimed he would never walk again, guess what, he's up and running. penny, there he is, he was able to under those surgeries create pneumonia with plenty of rehab because of the rescue group raising about $6,000 to help them. now, after six months of rehab, penny, and wait until they get up to it with a big shot of them moving down the hall, just searching right now for a new owner in their forever home and we certainly hope that they could find one soon. the determination from the video we first saw. and they barely walked down to that. it is good for kenny, up and running once again. i hope he finds a home. let's go up to rosemary right now to check out our sunday. >> yeah, sun and clouds out there this morning. not as cold because of the cloud cover and by the afternoon temperatures are coming down just a few degrees. napa at 71 -- at 75. 61 for oakland. so you may or may not notice that change there with a few

degrees cooler. veteran's day parade and if maybe you're going to see the niners play. it should be a nice day. in the forecast we're picking it up at this hour by the afternoon. mostly sunny away from the coast to mostly cloudy at the coast. tomorrow for your veterans day, we have a mix of, well, mostly cloudy skies with a few patches of sun. mid to high-level clouds and it's the white sky. it won't be gray. by tuesday morning take a look. we have the rain moving in to parts of the north bay as we slide into the 8:00 hour it moves down to about i-80 and maybe along the peninsula just a bit. but it's dying out and breaking apart as you continue to move through the morning hours. from now until 10:00, maybe a few scattered showers. san jose mostly cloudy and that may be it. the rest of us we've got that chance in there and the less of an opportunity for you.

temperature wise, we're going to continue to cool down. tomorrow is slightly cooler than today. coolest day on tuesday and dry and warm as we get into weekday on wednesday. well, demolition of the bridge is expected to move ahead this week, but not before they have a chance to say good- bye to those loved ones. >> it's a story you cannot miss. united by the service to their country. and that they will be running the bases.

new this morning more than 1,000 pounds of chicken are

being recalled. >> check your refrigerators. they are being recalled. headquarters are located in the bay. saying that the chicken could be contaminated. allie rasmus live for us this morning in oakland where some of those recalled products could be found. >> reporter: the recalled food items are sold at different grocery stores. but a couple are sold under the trader joes name. we went inside this trader joes in oakland to check. and the recalled items have been pulled from the shelves already. we have pictures to toe -- to show you. and the field fresh chopped salad with the grilled chicken. now, those items are on list of 16 products recalled bit fda this morning because of the possible e. coli contamination. they are made by a richmond- based company called glass onion catering.

>> all right, some problem there. we hope to get her back in just a bit. we are learning new information from a school where a teacher was shot and killed last month. there is no evidence that the 7th grader was bullied before shooting a teacher to death and injured two classmates. the boy's parents say he was teased, but never showed signs of anger. residents are on edge after five members of a family were shot with three of them killed. it happened late friday night into saturday morning. one of the victims called 911, saying he and his family were shot. two suspects were seen leaving the area while investigators are not discussing the case. concerned neighbors, they're speculating that the gunman, they may have gone door to door, shooting the victims as they slept. >> and i'm scared. because i don't know what's going to happen. you know, if they are going to come back or, you know, i don't know. i'm afraid.

>> a 6-year-old boy in the house was able to escape safely and run to a nearby home for help. a prayer vigil was held for that boy. >> a group of strangers knocked over to remember the loved ones who died on the eastern span. it was set up as a last chance for them before the bridge was demolished. they did take part in the memorial. some hanging pictures, while others, they just stood alone and it took a moment for them to look out on the bay. >> for the people to put this together. and to say, you know, let's do it, all in memory of life. she had the opportunity to set up a memorial for her son as they wanted to have others to have that experience. they are expected to begin tearing down the old span of the bay bridge this week as

they were scheduled to start last wednesday, but they called it off. saying that the new date would be this week. it involves removing 1,400 feet of the upper deck of the reception near the islands. it should last through the end of the year and then dismantle the entire span that will take a few years. the 49ers will honor veterans when they host the carolina panthers this afternoon. they will host the special salutes to those in the service. and prior to kick off, which is the video from last year's game. it's a part of their big salute to campaigns. they are returning from the bye week to host the panthers. and they have not faced each other since 2010 as there is word that smith, he may play in today's game. the team is looking for redemption. the kick off is set for 10:00. mornings on 2 ends early today to bring you coverage of

football as nfl sunday starts at 1:00. then stay tuned. that'll be followed by the point after. well on this veteran's day weekend, we want to introduce you to a group of men. many who serve and spend a lot of time honoring the favorite past time. >> stay alert down here. >> reporter: this group has stories to tell. these men, they remember a

different time. >> i don't know anybody that's not a veteran. and that's the assistant career. >> i was in the navy. all of that is a real inspiration to me and don. >> at 88, he may be the only veteran from world war ii. >> and it is something that you should see all the time on the baseball diamond. >> trouble, trouble, trouble. >> reporter: you don't have to be a vet to play and yet so many here serve. >> we are all team players. the military will share the team and that's the way you are raised with the boy scouts and rotc. >> reporter: and make no mistake that they will take their past times seriously. >> come on turn it up. >> we're talking about how to approve the team and how to get the guys to focus on it. >> two outs. >> good-bye. >> reporter: the years, well, you cannot ignore them.

sometimes they just catch up. >> that's one of my outfielders, playing for them about five years ago. >> he had a heart attack? >> yes, grabbing the ball. i used to brag. i said if i have to go, i want to go in the ball field. just because of that, i don't say it anymore. >> but they don't complain and they don't quit. >> i was pitching and i broke a tibia from here to the knee. >> ever think about stopping? >> no. >> why do you sleep, why do you drive? that's the reason. >> reporter: it will call to these men that grew up on the diamond. >> i think that i might be having a year or two left. and no one told me to get off of it. >> reporter: because no matter how many years roll by, no matter where they have been or what they have seen, that the

game, they always stay the same. in this game, it ain't over until it is over. >> and they will need to play year round. it's a very busy group and our world war ii veteran is pretty humbled with an incredible bat and they hit that wherever they want to go to get on. >> you said it best that they don't complain and i think that's their model their whole lives since they were youngsters. >> yes, to join the military to do what they did for the country, which by the way they took the cat. >> yes, thank you. for all those that serve. >> thank you. it's a great story. time now, it's 8:38. people want to get outside this morning and take it all in right there. [ laughter ] >> maybe. maybe not so nice. >> and i think that you can see the sunshine as the fog is not bad either. >> it is pretty nice. mix of sun and clouds out there. you're right. plenty of sunshine in some

areas. i want to say thank you to the veterans for their sacrifice. let's go outdoors to see what's happening. the fog is back along the coastline for them. and in fact san jose, the fog that you can see for the visibility, right around the half mile for the airport as you may find that and a little tough to get around this morning. if you do have an early morning drive. san jose and mountain view, you can see it over the east bay as well. up along the coastline, a mix of sun and clouds here at the bay. now, santa rosa and them, fog this morning with a visibility that will be looking better than earlier, you may find it a little thick as well in the east bay, waking up with mostly sunny skies once again. now as we started the morning, the low clouds are helping us to blanket a bit as temperatures are warmer. but as we get through the second half of the morning hour, a reverse effect and the clouds will hold our temperatures down. we're going to look at those numbers in just a moment. a look at what's going on. and the ridge of high pressure is still in place as it will be

weakening, but it's still there. now, yet, we had some clouds move up from the south helped out by the system here moving over southern california. but then they will begin creeping up. by the second half of the day, they had partly cloudy skies as you can see it up along the coast. this is the system that will bring us some rain as we get into tuesday. and again it is still favoring the north bay with a slight possibility of the scattered showers down to san francisco and parts of the east bay. and again we're looking mainly dry. 50 degrees right now in walnut creek. and 46 in navad still benefiting from the low clouds, 45 degrees. a lot chillier this morning and half moon bay also a lot warmer, relatively speaking for yesterday morning. but mountain view and san jose are reporting a few degrees cooler without the sunshine. ridge of high pressure is still in place today and the system, they will need to continue to work their way towards the coast and they will need to rain mostly sunny for your sunday and a tad cooler for dry

today and tomorrow and for your veterans festivities. for the afternoon today, 69 for berkeley. upper 60s in hayward and mid- 60s in san francisco and 70 degrees. and so it will be dry and mild and temperatures are continuing to cool for tomorrow, cloudier skies. and then into tuesday morning, the best time frame on this, it looks like during the early morning drives, they are pulling out of here as temperatures, they're on the cool side for most of us as we need to get into wednesday, we are dry and warmer with a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. i want to go back now to allie rasmus, live in oakland with more on the chicken recall that is being linked to a company in richmond. allie? >> reporter: that's right, involving the grilled chicken salads and deli wrap that went up by the fda this morning. one thing we wanted to point out to the viewers are the dates of the food affected. let's show you the full screen there. in effect for the packaged food

made between november 23 and december 6. being shipped to arizona, california, nevada, new mexico, oregon, texas, utah, and washington. now only two out of the 16 recalled products are sold at trader joe's. the others are sold under the delish brand names. sold at walgreens. again at trader joe's as we tried multiple times this morning to get in contract with the president of glass onion catering, the richmond-based company that makes these food items. we have not heard back from him. which other grocery stores other than trader joe's and walgreens sell these products. and we're still working on getting that information, but we do have a full list of the 16 recalled items on our website, ktvu.com. you can go to the main page and scroll down to the hot topic section. live in oakland, allie rasmus, channel 2 news. will he or won't he? billionaire donald trump has a possibility of running for

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clear, calm, and about 47 degrees. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton made her way through san francisco for two different appearances. and while the media was not allowed inside, they've got a glimpse of clinton while leaving the center. she had just spoken to the realtors. within a few hours later she attended a fundraiser for the foundation and the millennium network. it's something that she needs to be doing. now, why aren't they around? and why aren't they making a bigger splash for the public? >> people who attended that event said she covered a wide range of topics including the economy and the international security and the childhood obesity and the political gridlock. the billionaire is talking about his intentions to run for president in 2016. >> well a lot of people, they want me to run and a lot of people would like to see that approach that it would be different and people are

laughing at us and ripping us off. >> the united states, they have a lot of problems and they need to improve their reputation with the rest of the world. pointing out the recent problems with the affordable care act and the government website. saying that he has not made a final decision about whether or not to run. but thinks that it will be a good time for republicans. four other persons within the gop that some would like to see is full of the vice president sarah palin. she has a chance to meet face to face with voters as she tours this country to promote her new book. it's called the tidings and great joy protecting the heart of christmas. but similar to the previous book tours, she'll skip the major cities. instead she's going to visit the military bases in kentucky and georgia and also to make a stop at texas and costco in wisconsin. well other protesters are scheduled for the late night talk show host jimmy kimmel. a video held yesterday in san francisco.

people, they are demanding that he be fired after airing a segment on his show asking children how to solve the country's deficit of china. one child responded, "kill everyone in china." the petition on the white house website for kimmel to be fired is more than 100,000 signatures, amounting for a big response. apple is already working on its next iphone. and the latest iphone 5s added a new fingerprint technology. traffic at the new casino caused big traffic delays for them yesterday and drivers are being warned. guess what, more traffic is expected today. this is the first weekend that people have been able to visit the new resort and casino since opening up on tuesday. they're going to have extra patrols in that area from 2:00 this afternoon to 2:00 in the

morning. >> friends and family will continue to mourn the wheelchair-bound man hit and killed by crossing the street. they came together in the castro to remember him. the 31-year-old was trying to cross market street at octavia last week when he was struck by a car trying to get on to the freeway. >> it's a crazy one. people, trying to get on the freeway. bikers, you know, they're in danger over there, everyone is in danger. >> and police, they are still investigating what happened, but they said that the intersection is known for accidents. between 2009 and 2011, there were 30 collisions there. the highest rate in the city. that's why the new right turncameras were activated today. a follow up to the story we first reported to you right here on mornings on 2 yesterday. they found no suspicious activity in connection to the body found floating near the cove in san francisco. and a person walking the dog first spotted that body, which was described as badly decomposed. new employment center is opening up in san francisco to

help military vets find a job. it is the latest effort to make sure that the service members who leave the armed forces, they are cared for. the initiative provides the counseling, job search, and the readiness programs and the access to the computers and the copy machines. located at 1060 howard street. ed lee says that the project recognizes and values the unique skills and the experienced veterans offers to the work force. and also there's a new government program on out to the gay veterans. that's one of the six metropolitan areas that will be offering the special services. they tell the chronicle that the pilot program began in october. and they help the gay vets with issues including the discrimination. now, the veterans affairs department estimates about a million of the 21 million vets considering themselves a member of the lbgt community. and the bravery of the soldier killed during the vietnam war is going to be recognized on veteran's day. 21-year-old army sergeant martino was killed by friendly fire in 1970. he was set to return home early

because of his distinguished service. his sister teresa who is a resident of woodside will accept a purple heart medal on behalf of her brother and the va medical center. an elementary school district is launching a new campaign to make sure childrenwill get the class. they're calling the initiative showing up. they say the goal is to provide teachers with better information about truancy habits. that way teachers can help identify which students are more likely to drop out of high school. they say some of those habits include being absent certain days of the week, including test days. according to the financial blog, the exchange more teenagers are starting to defriend facebook. one of the reasons for that is increased competition from sites such as twitter, snap chat, and instagram. teenagers also don't like the amount of useless information in their timelines and all the advertisements. but their biggest complaint is that their parents are on it, which they say can either be

embarrassing or get them a little bit in trouble. >> all right, 8:51. it was a tough loss for cal and even a bigger one for some of their fans. but we'll tell you why a few students have tickets to the games and they were not allowed in. plus, it's a secret to a juicy thanksgiving turkey. one farmer must have ingredients. what if you didn't know that as the price of gold rises, so should the coverage on your jewelry? [prospector] ahh! what if you didn't know that kitty litter can help you out of a slippery situation? the more you know, the better you can plan for what's ahead. talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum♪

cal and ufc tacked on a

combined 90 points. but the problem is the trojans that came away with them. they were forced to punt. nelson, what a game. you can call it 7-0. the second quarter, cal is down 21-7. it's the old flea flicker, goes up for the nice grab. cal down by just seven, but that's all she wrote. the special teams, they are not that special giving up three punt returns for a touchdown, and then that will be blocked for a touchdown, as they roll 62-28. they lost to boulder this week to take on the mighty buffs of colorado. certainly there was not much to celebrate for the cal fans during the game, but even before the kick off, they made sure that there wasn't any rowdy behaviors. officers posted at entrances into the memorial stadium to crack down on alcohol. and police, they paid a lot of attention to the student sections, looking for the --

to intoxicated fans. >> somebody that has an issue related to drinking, stumbling, acting out, or that kind of rest. >> if people were coming in, you know, like they are holding their own and they are able to hold themselves up and they are not causing a disturbance, they should be able to let in. >> a student suspected of being intoxicated will be interviewed by uc police and at times their blood alcohol level is tested. sometimes they will cite them and in extreme cases arrest them. some of their biggest stars are getting ready. yesterday they took some of the giant balloons on out for a test flight. those are not easy to navigate, including snnopy and woodstock. and how to train a dragon. there it is. and the the macy's thanksgiving parade has been a tradition since 1924. a secret to a juicy

thanksgiving bird is beer. joe has been feeding beer to his turkeys for a decade now and he says that they will make the birds fatter and more flavorful. the state poultry expert. >> and that is how to get them from new hampshire. >> wrapping up the newscast. >> we're seeing pretty good weather for your sunday as we are with a mix of sun and clouds and still foggy in and around san jose. temperatures as we get into the 9:00 hours and the mid-40s to the mid-50s in time for your lunch hours with mostly sunny skies at the coast and around the bay. and a few of our inland locations are hitting about 70 for your lunchtime. now, here we go. 69 for oakland today and san francisco and maybe you're

going to see them here in between. looking at great weather here as well. they will continue. the chance of rain moving in early tuesday morning, favoring the north bay with a slight chance for the golden gate. but for the most part, we won't see a whole lot. drying out on wednesday and thursday. >> all right, thank you. >> you got it. >> that is our report for this morning and for all of us here. we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> we're going to continue to gather more information on that chicken recall and bring you the latest updates on the next newscast at 5:00 following the point after and, of course, we're always on ktvu.com, facebook, and twitter. have a great sunday. thanks for joining us. [ male a ] united is rolling out global, satellite-fed wi-fi to connect you even 35,000 feet over the ocean. ♪ that's...wifi friendly.

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