stormy weather making its way to the east coast. how it could affect thanksgiving travel plans. what the country has agreed to do with the stockpile and why one world leader isn't happy. why bay area charities say the need for donations are greater than what it was last year. mornings on 2 start right now.

good morning everyone, welcome to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. we'll get you over to rosemary orozco to talk about this chilly morning. >> you're right. it is very cold in some areas. even freezing for some. we're talking about the north bay inland valley locations where i'm tracking sub-freezing temperatures in a few locations, also with a little patchy fog. the winds have relaxed. i'll talk about where we are seeing some fog this morning. mostly sunny for your afternoon. i'll have the numbers for your neighborhood and we are still tracking the possibility of some rain on thanksgiving. the models are trending a little drier. the latest coming up. happening today, st. anthony's is continuing to make sure to help those in need. allie rasmus is live in san francisco to tell us why donations are especially

important this year. allie? >> the need is greater this year. there are more people unable to put food on the table. >> we have 165 turkeys. >> st. anthony's foundation curve side turkey donation is in full swing. volunteers were accepting frozen turkeys all day yesterday. they plan to be out here today. yesterday the largest came in a u-haul truck, 165 turkeys. they plan on serving 4,000 meals on thanksgiving day. that's 500 more than last year. >> anyone on food stamps is probably short. anywhere from five to six meals a month depending on the scenarios. we're expecting big numbers. >> reporter: in the meantime in oakland yesterday, the line of people stretched around the block for a free turkey in that

city. they handed out 1,500 free turkeys for those to cook in time for thanksgiving dinner. it's the time of the year they need to step up their efforts to bring in donations to prepare for the busy holiday season and thanksgiving and christmas. and back here starting at 9:00, volunteers at st. anthony's will have everything set up here. they'll have everything set up on the curb, a tent with volunteers out here waiting to accept frozen turkeys to drive up and drop them off. the goal this year is for st. anthony's to collect 1,000 turkeys in time for thanksgiving day. allie rasmus, channel 2 news. the u.s. announces a major breakthrough over their nuclear program. the secretary of the state talked about the deal by shaking hands with the foreign ministers in switzerland. iran and six world powers including the u.s., britain, china, germany, they spent days hashing out the agreement.

described as a first step aimed at halting certain levels of the uranium enrichment. many return a portion of their overseas bank accounts, they will be unfrozen and trade restrictions will be eased. it will make our partners in the region safer. it'll make our allies, israel, safer. >> but they call the aagreement a historic mistake that they do not stop it from developing a nuclear weapon. president obama told the american people that the deal places substantial limitations on iran and cuts off their most likely pass to obtaining the bomb. >> i've said it many times. my strong preference is to resolve this peacefully. president obama says that they

must stop work at the reactor and allow international inspectors to check its nuclear facilities. happening today, the president is heading out west. he'll leave washington in just a few hours, scheduled to land at 4:00 this afternoon. the president will raise money before flying to the bay area tomorrow. he is going to discuss the immigration reform during the trip to the recreation center. he's going to speak at the fundraiser. it'll be his 9th trip in the bay area in just the past two and a half years. they're going to fly tomorrow night for the economic event scheduled for tuesday at the dream works animation studios. soon to pay for a full coverage of the west coast visit. continuing coverage on the deadly storm threatening to cause problems for millions of thanksgiving travelers. the storm is blamed for the death of eight people in the southwest as they move towards the east coast. the high winds, snow, freezing rain and ice have caused deadly

accidents. crews were forced to bring in a busy crane in order to remove that large pine tree. the city of oakland received close to 200 calls for the service to handle the down trees or power lines. firefighters are trying to put out a wildfire that continues to burn in the area of the county. they've grown to 3,000 acres and 25% contained. it started early morning and rapidly spread because of the strong winds and the dry brush. they have not received enough rain for the couple of years. >> i'm told an inch and a half at most. but you look at the ground and you couldn't tell it rained.

we're able to obtain video showing the cooling tower bursting into flames as it was filled with soul far that passed on through making it flammable. the fire is 100% contained. burning 190 acres, which is down from the original estimate of 300. they started thursday night. and about 50 homes were briefly evacuated. detectives are trying to identify a young man shot to death. they received 911 calls about the person shot at the express way. when officers arrived, they found the victim dead. police had not found any identification on him. as they were shot at least once and appeared to be between 18

to 20 years of age. >> at this point we cannot confirm the gang eninvolvement that has anything to do with it. i'm sure they will determine that more significantly. >> and they're in a residential neighborhood and next to the elementary school, investigators say they are looking for witnesses to come forward. san jose police, they may soon be getting a bump in pay. they'll begin voting on' -- on a new contract, restoring the 10% pay cut from three years ago. they're trying to stop the flow of officers leaving from the other agencies and cities, offering better compensation packages. it runs on tuesday until december 23. tomorrow, they will plan to demonstrate against the death crime. hundreds of thousands will be protesting on thursday. they say that the charges against four white students, they should be elevated to felonies. they're accused of yelling racial slurs, showing the

rooms, clamping the bicycle lock around his neck. it's for at least three. new this morning, threatening to shut down the port of oakland this week. they have voted for a work stoppage on wednesday. they want to offset the cost of the new standards that will go into effect in january. the association claims that 800 port truckers will lose their jobs because they cannot afford the expensive outbreak. drivers were given plenty of warnings about the changes, saying most of the trucks are already upgraded. thanksgiving week is already here. we're starting off the top of the newscast. a little chilly. >> yes, even a little patchy fog on out there. for some falling to about freezing this morning. even a few degrees below. but we're getting to see the temperatures, they will rebound just slightly. the sun is up as we are with

mostly clear skies for most. i'm seeing patchy fog along the coast. we're seeing it roll into the bay as well, but it will not last too long. mostly sunny around the region for your sunday afternoon. but let's get to the numbers. 32 in santa rosa. and 33 in napa. areas like santa rosa, nearly 25 degrees colder this morning than where we were 24 hours ago. it has to do with the winds. very calm out there. it's a chilly start over parts of the east bay as well with 34 walnut creek looking at 36 as you get into areas like fairfield. let's shift to the north as we'll take a look. checking in right about freezing. 32 for you. 41 as you shift along the peninsula in the upper 30s for foster city, mid-40s for belmont. 47 at menlow park. 39 degrees for you. sunny veil is looking at

39 -- sunnyvale is looking at 39. low 40s reported in pittsburg as well. and the wind has been allowed to calm down as we have this system here, parked right about here. the pressure grading between the two driving the winds over the last few days. but the distance is becoming a little bit wider and again the ridge of high pressure is in control of the weather pattern for the next couple of days. for the afternoon, temperatures are under mostly sunny skies. low 650s for berkeley. and for san jose, 63 for you this afternoon and mountainview. and so you are looking at 65 in santa cruz along the coast.

mostly cloudy skies. and as you get into tomorrow morning, it will be a cold start once again. but the temperatures, they're holding steady on monday and tuesday and increasing clouds on tuesday. with a system that wants to bring a little bit of rain to the area. and a big drive the day before thanksgiving. and again, the models now, scaling back on this one. and on the rain it will be coming up. all right, 7:12, getting ready to hit the road. good news for you if you need to fill up your tank. how low they have dropped and how gas is a little more affordable right now. we're talk live at one of the resorts that just opened up this weekend to get a sneak peek on the conditions that crowds are having and the

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welcome back. giving you a beautiful golden view of the sun coming up. a little east bay hill. temperatures in the mid-30s to the mid-40s around the bay. new this morning a wrinkle in the the relationship between the u.s. and afghanistan. afghan leader is refusing to sign a deal with the u.s. that would keep american troops in afghanistan beyond next year. he says that he disagrees with the recommendation of the assembly of the afghan elders,

endorsing the security pact. he said he wants to keep negotiating with the u.s. and indicated to the group olders that there is not -- elders that there is not much trust that the deal must be signed by the end of the year or the american troops will pull out of the country. it's likely the olympics for service members and bay area soldier proved the medal in the best warrior competition. the sergeant the first class was named non-commission officer of the year. the 10-year vet excelled in a competition including military drills, assemblying a pistol. he said he decided to compete to deal with the traumatic brain injury during the deployment last year in afghanistan. the ski season is officially underway. joining us on the phone this morning, talking about the opening weekend and good morning. the people have skied,

snowboarded on the brain. and you must have been doing a happy dance on out there when the storm rolled in. >> oh, we did. the cold temperatures have a lot of us geared up, setting it up, making snow aggressively around the clock which is the first hard work. >> is it mostly locals up there, the die hards? or are you getting the first time skiers up there this weekend? >> they might be locals. they have it there for a lot of die hard bay area fans to make the drive to kick off this

season. >> you know that's good. it's one of those things. and you get the big snow early and then it goes away earlier. how are you feeling this season in terms of keeping it going for a nice long snowboarding season? >> you know i think this season, looking into the whole season it was good. that's according to a few forecast. maybe not a heavy start of snow like we've had last year, but consistent with the snowfall. you know, we're already up to six yesterday. so already it is kind of growing and expanding as far as the open train goes. >> all right, thank you so much for joining us this morning on mornings on 2. all right, well the ski resort has announced they are going to open for them tomorrow morning. some photos sent in by that resort. they've been busy preparing for days. they'll have a solitude lifted

up. it'll be the 4th for them to open. a new report finds fewer californians will travel this thanksgiving. more than 5.1 will travel 50 miles or more this thanksgiving holiday, which is a 4% decrease from last year. more than 4 million will plan to drive. and while others, they're finding other forms of transportation. excuse me, according to sfo, the busiest travel day was on friday. it's what's always the busy day before thanksgiving. aaa says that they are more afford this year and they will continue to drop. the average in northern california will stand at $3.53 a gallon. down about $0.24 compare today last month. they're down this year thanks to a light hurricane season. the drivers are paying an average of $3.64. in oakland it is $3.65. in san jose, they're paying

around $3.51 to fill up. a new location to build their new 777 jet. and california could be a possibility. they began soiliest fitting the bids to build the new plane. long beach is among the dozen cities competing for the deal. they hope to make a final decision by early next year. in the meantime they're alerting airlines about the possible engine icing problems on some of the new planes. they're recommending the planes with each specific general electric engine avoid flying near thunderstorms that might contain the ice crystals. they say that they issued that advisory after the ice crystal formation in some instances diminished the engine performance. airlines with the planes affected include united, new numbers show that they sold more than $1 -- 1 million console on the first day. surpassing the sales of the

xbox 360 which went on sale eight years ago. and also matched what sony sold. the new xbox one has been sold out. but they are working to get more out there in the market in time for christmas. all right, what do dennis rodman, miley cyrus, and president obama have in common? the new report out and why it might surprise you. sunny and mild for your afternoon. but this morning it is a very cold start. we're dealing with a little patchy fog and the temperatures will climbcom up. ♪

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you have it from noon until 6:30 p.m. children will be able to meet their favorite disney characters and several bay area choirs will also be there to perform. well what do dennis rodman, miley cyrus and president obama have in common? well they all just made gq's new least influential celebrity. former nba basketball player dennis rodman is at the top of the list. celebrity chef, they ranked second and singer miley cyrus is not too far behind. the magazine ranked president obama number 17 on the list. and said it was because, "nothing gets done." well according to a new poll, the major admitted to smoking crack cocaine is more popular than congress and president obama. and the poll was taken just two days after the toronto city council stripped the mayor of his power. and they found that they still have a 42% approval rating according to the recent poll. congress has an approval rating of 9%. president obama's approval

rating is at an all-time low of 39%. it is thanksgiving week as we have precipitation possibly moving in. and people are wondering if they are traveling what to expect when they get on the planes, you guess. >> you're right. it's a draw back to the rain as it becomes messy along the drive for the airlines. and in that possibility, it is actually beginning to scale back. i'm a little bummed about that. we'll get to the forecast in just one moment. 32 right now. one of the colder spots this morning and right at freezing. 48 for san francisco. a huge difference there as we get into oakland, concord, upper 30 expz the lower 40s -- upper 30s and the lower 40s. it is going to become a little more comfortable on out there. widespread 50s in the forecast into the 10:00 hour. for most of the afternoon, low 60s. with most of us right there at about upper 50s to the lower 60s n time for your lunch hour and -- in time for your lunch

hour and the afternoon and the everyoning hours, they were cooling off quickly once again with the sun setting at 4:53. 8:00 a.m. on wednesday, the system is still off the coast as we get into wednesday night and thursday, notice how the rain moves south rather than moving east. so this is something new. yesterday the models were bringing rain into the area by thanksgiving, which is now changing. but we are still just a few days out as they could change again. we'll believe in that possibility of showers in time for wednesday as well as thanksgiving day between now and then we'll be dry and relatively mild in the afternoon with 60s in the forecast. back to you. >> all right, thank you. they received calls from across the world. the chester county in philadelphia, they have finally been adopted into a new home. they went viral after this photo was posted online of one dog cuddling his brother who was blind. and people from as far away as south africa and australia

called in with an interest to adopt the pair. but the two dogs will be staying local going into a home in springfield, pennsylvania tomorrow. weighing in on the problem of bullying. how one school district is responding to the online video of the fight between three girls and a trend to help the students. what the public is now being asked to do. st. anthony's foundation is preparing for one of the busiest days of the year. the number of frozen turkeys they're trying to collect and why they need the community's help this year more than ever.

serving up turkey this holiday season. bringing food to dozens of families. good morning, it is sunday, november 24. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning everyone, i'm mike mibach. they're continuing their curb side turkey donation drive to help families this thanksgiving week. allie rasmus live to tell us why they are especially important this year compared -- compared to others. >> they could take a little peek in their kitchen, but they won't start serving until 10:00. but you can see they are already at work in the kitchen and four days from now they will be busier for the holiday. they plan to serve about 4,000

meals. that's 500 more for them last year. they were in full swing yesterday continuing again today. the representatives from st. anthony's say because of the federal budget cuts, there are more people unable to put food this year and those dropping off the turkey, they will acknowledge the growing need. >> it's important for us as we need to share our good with others, which is exactly what we're doing. and now in the meantime in oakland yesterday, the line of people stretched around the block for the free turkey in that city. and they handed out about 1,500 free turkey for those in need to have a thanksgiving meal. but back here in san francisco, the foundation, they'll have everything set up on the curb outside so that people, they could come up and drop off the frozen turkey, and help 4,000 people here in san francisco enjoy the thanksgiving meal. again, there are people in the kitchen right now, preparing the meal of the day, which will

start at 10:00. but as we said, it will be much busier here. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, channel 2 news. here is a look at some of the top stories for you this morning, a deadly storm causing problems for millions of thanksgiving travelers this week. that storm is now being blamed for the deaths of eight people in the southwest. the wildfire will continue to burn in that area of the county. consuming about 3,000 acres, only 25% contained. the area remains windy and dry despite their rain. crews as far away as san diego are helping in the fire fight. police are trying to identify the man shot to death. they can get a shot of it at least once, described to be in their early 20s this year. they believe the items started

that fire. and they began early yesterday morning on the two-story building. no one injured. the building was destroyed and damaged. the fire in san francisco is also being investigated. it happened yesterday afternoon where they responded to the fire as they were able to keep it confined between two buildings. the fire was out in just about 45 minutes. they are in between, touching up there. and so if it gets to one building, it will usually go to the next building. >> they were also worried about the nearby gas line, but they quickly closed it off for residence displaced, being helped by the red cross. no one injured. they're investigating the cause of the deadly crash. it happened just before 3:30 yesterday afternoon at the regional park. and the chp said that the 34- year-old lloyd was killed when

the motorcycle and a car crashed. it took about four hours to get the road back open. in san francisco, power was knocked down after a part of the building under construction collapsed, along with their scaffolding. it happened yesterday morning in the city's uphill neighborhood. fire crews, they say that the construction workers were in the process of demolishing the building when the accident happened. no one hurt and the fire department spokesperson says it is still unclear what caused that collapse. and police, they are looking for a missing teenager, the 17-year-old who was reported missing from her home at about 6:30 on friday night. her family said she recently sent text messages making them concerned that she may be suicidal. she's about 110 pounds. anyone with information is asked to call the daily city police department. concerns about violence and bullying. they called the meeting between

the three girls posted on youtube as they report being bullied before that fight. and the public meeting, they will be held at livonia middle school in richmond at 6:30 p.m. on december 2. the state investigation was ordered over the summer, but pushed back several times when the 20-year- old gunman killed the mother and then went to sandy hook elementary school where they killed 26 students, adults, before turning the gun on himself. the report is expected at lanza's house. connecticut officials say to protect the victims and their families, some of the evidence will never be made public. there is a concert tonight to benefit the victims of hurricane haiyan. the light on the street in san francisco as they will have members of the opera. the proceeds is going through

the catholic release services. and he called his victory of their comeback for the natural disaster and tragedy as he won the 12-round decision against them to win that boston title. expected to be finished early next year, since the design is almost finished. no talks about trying to pay for it as it caused an estimated $51 billion and they said that they have struggled the funding for them and that they would save dozens of lives every year. but the critics of the bay area, they said that they would take on the beauty of the bridge. the law enforcement agencies across the bay area are out in full force as part of their holiday dui enforcement campaign. i want to show you one of the check points in harrison street

running until 2:00 this morning. police say that the thanksgiving holiday period could lead to more crashes than christmas and new year's. >> it's not really festive as in the celebration type of event. it's more of a family event. and with the family, they will need to get a ball of wine and a good conversation and people, they usually have a tendency to use a little too much. >> but last year over the thanksgiving holiday. 25 people died statewide for them in six of the deaths that were here in the bay area. now, not all of them were dui related. but fatigue and people driving on the unfamiliar routes were also factors. all right if you are just joining us, welcome. maybe grab that newspaper as it is cold outside. how cold? we'll turn to rosemary as you are saying low 30s in some spots? >> yeah, literally for some of us. one of the viewers talking about trying to scrape the ice from the windshield. and that is going on this morning and where we do have moisture air, we're dealing with the patchy fog, giving you

a live view outside with the fog there. it doesn't look too widespread, but it is very thick in some areas with a shot earlier of the bridge. and it was a little thick, getting across. so take it easy out there if you do have an early morning drive. as he said, you may need the thicker jacket. we're talking about 32. they are also reporting 32 degrees this morning and 33 in napa, which is the coolest spots. you can see around the bay, low to mid to upper 40s and areas like oakland and san francisco and redwood city. it is cold here. we've got temperatures in the 30s. 38 in lafayette. 37 in walnut creek. fairfield checking in this evening. so it's mostly clear skies for them in the overnight hours.

that really set up the stage for the cold weather, dealing with the patchy fog where it is very dry or we are looking at the possibility of the patchy fog right around the bay area. mostly sunny and mild for the ridge of high pressure. we'll continue with the chilly mornings for them reporting the dense fog. that is also something you need to be aware of in that direction. and going to see the raiders play this afternoon. mostly sunny skies. meanwhile around the bay area, we have 61 in san francisco for to have wanted 62 in mountainview and fremont and the low 60s for vallejo a you can see we're in the same boat here. checking in right about 65 for the second half of your day. the extended forecast is in view with the temperatures, relatively mild as it will be a nice day. a lot like yesterday, once we pull out of the cold temperatures tomorrow. looking a lot like today,

increasing clouds on tuesday. then we're tracking the possibility of the rain light wednesday and into thanksgiving day with them scaling back just a little bit. but we will continue to follow it for you and bring you the latest. i'll have a look at your sunday lunchtime numbers coming up. they're now 6-6. the big sellout this season as they get ready to take on the tennessee titans at home. reducing their capacity by about 11,000 seats this season, taking off the number of the sections for them at the stadium. it will be the undrafted rookie quarterback and their regular season debut at home with the kick offset for 105. and the san francisco 49ers are doing a little monday night football. taking -- taking on the washington redskins on the road. looking for a win at the two disappointing back-to-back losses. mornings on 2 ending early today to bring you coverage of football on fox. we begin with nfl sunday at 9:00 and then stay tuned for the panthers dolphins game at 10:00. hundreds of bay area families will get some help

with thanksgiving dinner today, thanks to the nfl player from oakland. seattle seahawks runningback is giving away 400 fruit bags filled with -- food bags filled with a 10-pound turkey. they will be landed out at -- they will be handed out at 3:00. all right, your time now is 7:40. for 12 years the family of the east bay teenager has mourned her death. this yore they will also give back -- this year they will also give back in her name. a battle between one of the worst and best football teams in college. a closer look at the 116th big game. but first let's take you o. it's sunny there. you can see the sun peeking in at the left and right sides of your screen. traffic is moving along just fine. we'll keep an eye on all the roads for you on this story sunday morning. 7:41. this is mornings on 2. ♪

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it's a sunny start this morning. a chilly start here as well with temperatures in the 60s for the afternoon. well it's an interesting flight this morning and with police boarding the plane, removing the unruly passenger. they started arguing with the flight attendants. why police were trying to remove them. they started yelling a bomb on the plane, taken to the hospital to be evaluated. karen was just 19 years old

when she was killed. at the time she was interning here at ktvu, a student as she works as a life guard. this week her family and friends, nay will once again honor her memory by giving to others in her name. it was here at the plunge that she found a second home. and as a life guard. and those are still remembering the joy she brought. >> her smile, it always had a good attitude. she was smart. she was energetic, and a pleasure to be with. >> reporter: it was in 2001 a few days after thanksgiving on the 19th birthday. that the tragedy struck. one of the drivers of the stolen vehicle being chased by police lost control. >> they were chasing it. she was going to work. car went over the median and slammed sight in. >> reporter: but in the month that fold her death, the legacy was born. >> reporter: when she passed

away, we started getting money from our patrons. i don't know the total amount, but it was in the thousands. we were thinking okay what should we do with the money? >> so the karen gordon scholarship was created. >> it's sad because you wish the scholarship wasn't there and you feel guilty. >> reporter: in the past 12 years, much has changed. the children she talk to are now in college. the woman convicted in her death was released last year. and her parents are getting ready for retirement. while the loss is still profound, this year they will come together again for the scholarships, to remember the smile and to honor the life she lived. her father said she would have loved knowing she could still give even though she's gone.

>> young adults with the spirit, the care, the kindness. >> reporter: the hayward plunge will hold a swim on thanksgiving morning to recognize the scholarship recipients to raise money for next year's scholarships. all right, thank you. starting tomorrow, volunteers, they'll be handing out to thousands of families in need. they've been collecting turkeys all week to provide for 4,000 families as they are still accepting the turkey donations. they are registered for the holiday boxes earlier this month as pickup will begin tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. and continue until wednesday. new questions, they're being raised about whether or not the state fair that checked the background of the woman running the castro valley nursing home accused of abandoning the residents. last month more than a dozen were sick. and they were left abandoned after the state shut down the valley springs manor.

the owner had a history of fines and complaints against her dating back to the 1990s when the previous business shut down, she applied for a new license. but the report says that she lied on her application and never indicated that she had owned the facility in the past. next november, voters in alameda county will once again be asked to vote on the sales tax hike to pay for the road and the transit improvements. and measure b1 was nearly defeated last year, raising the transportation sales tax by half a cent and the measure for the november 2014 ballot is being proposed from the singing and the transportation project at the 2012 measure. and tomorrow they're expected to decide on leasing a part of the city's airport to hayward. and based on the five rivers aviation, which would act as the site operator on site, providing maintenance. they are expect today approve the 35-year contract.

and the post office is announcing the price of the first class stamp, going up by one cent to 47 cents. the new rate will kick in on january 26 and this will be the second year in a row and the price of stamp haves gone up and the commission, they are still considering another increase that would bring stamps to $0.49 each. changes, they're coming to a well-known daily city -- daily city restaurant. they will close it for about a year for upgrades. the restaurant has been around since 1950s, holding a special place in the hearts of the countless people around the bay area. >> they used to donate all the food. a lot of money for the schools. a lot of the people work here. we know the owners. we've been here for a long time. i don't think that they could be in that place. >> reporter: they plan to close

on january 26 and expected to stay close until early 2015. the closure expected to put about 100 restaurant employees out of work. well the hunger games catching fire is being called the hottest movie at this weekend's box office. it's expected to bring in $150 million. "the twilight saga" made nearly $143 million. and the big game turned into a big blowout. in possession of them trying to pull off the great upset. it didn't take long for them to set up the tone, just one minute in. and the other untouched for 31 yards later. and a nice touch right there. for the 15-yard touch d. they will need to bounce back though within seconds. the shotgun and the trips to

the left. just running that down the middle to build it up and another touchdown. to get back in the driver seat which is always our goal. nothing else to get back in that goal and then playing extremely well to do in all three stages and the fact that we're back in it for the national championship. z what are we going to do with it? >> and probably because they lost to stanford as they will play in that pac-12 championship game. now if the sun devils lose this weekend, they will host the championships. >> and during the quarter break, they'll go 105 yards. >> between the first and second quarters of the colorado game in boulder, the colorado senior decided to take a little spin down the field as he went about 105 yards doing 57 consecutive

handsprings. still not known if it was an official guinness record. >> very impressive. all right, 7:51. it is something that has not happened in 153 years. we'll let you know what they were able to excel for the first time ever. plus the weather and the forecast for your sunday afternoon. and this morning though, it is a chilly start. how long before we will climb on out of the cold coming up.

earlier this month the olympic torch took a trip to deep space. it's a part of the winter olympics in russia. the torch relay began on october 7 and it's the longest in olympic history. it'll light the olympic flame and kick off the games on

february 7. a popular spot in australia is still closed after a 35-year- old man was killed. the victim who the australian media is identifying is chris boyd, a father of two who died on the beach in western australia. he was with another surfer when it happened. marine officers are now in the area with shark catching equipment. police say he was attacked by a great white and died instantly. happening now nearly 8,000 runners are getting ready to take off berkeley's first half marathon. the run will get underway in just about five minutes from now and they will take winners from the uc berkeley campus on and around the water front. money raised from this event is going to go to 11 local charities. california is changing its standardized testing plan after being faced with the threat of losing billions of dollars in federal funds. state officials now say that they will be require today take the new standardized tests in both english and math this spring. the previous plan was to test those students in english and

math, but not both. they criticized the plan to threaten to withhold about $3.5 billion in federal funding. right now it's still not clear if the change is going to ease that threat. stunning parts in the bay area right now. but rosemary no matter where you are, it seems to be cold. >> you're right. some areas for the north bay about 15 to 20 degrees colder. the shade of pink is indicating the lower 30s. upper 30s for concord and around the bay as we get into 8:00 to 9:00 or so, we do begin to see the temperatures rebounding that is still going to be chilly. here we are at 9:00 as they are still in the 40s for some areas right around santa rosa in the low to mid-50s in the 9:00 hour. as we get into 10:00 feeling better with the upper 40s to the lower 50s.

we've got temperatures in the most 50s. now, your lunch hour here is looking pretty good, under mostly sunny skies. and 61 for vallejo. and around the peninsula for morgan hills. the extended forecast and the bay area weekend is knolls view. and a cold start this morning and a cold start tomorrow morning with a cold start come tuesday morning. increasing clouds on tuesday. temperatures, they will not budge a whole lot with the possibility of some rain moving in on wednesday. although that they will be trending drier with this storm coming up. for the first time it's selling beer. the alcohol sales have been banned in the town of 4,000 people since founded by mormon settlers, but the law was

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at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. the naacp are getting involved after the hate crime services. the demands from -- the demands from the group. regarding the nuclear weapons. but one world leader says it is not good enough in their country that is still not safe. preparations for thanksgiving day is already underway. we'll tell you why the need they say this year is greater than it has been before. well good morning and welcome to mornings on 2. is is sunday, november 24. >> i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. it was cold this morning though. >> yeah, it was cold.

we'll kick the hour off with rosemary. good morning to you. >> good morning to you if you are going out to the farmer's market as it is freezing out there for some. and some of those low lying areas around the valley floor and a cold start. where we do have moisture air, the patchy foggy start as we will take a look at what's going on around your neighborhood. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon and widespread 60s for the second half of the day. the next best chance for the rain is still coming up right around thanksgiving with the latest on the future cast model coming up. new this morning the potential blow to the bay area economy. and the truckers association, they are threatening to shut down the operations at the port of oakland this week. they're voted for the work stoppage set for wednesday. the group wants financial relief to offset the cost of new clean air standards that will go into effect in january. the association claims that 800 truckers will lose their jobs because they cannot afford the

expensive upgrades. drivers were given plenty of warnings about the changes and that the trucks, they're already upgraded. some families that lost loved ones are accusing the medical examiner's office of furthering the pain as they tell the chronical that they have been forced to wait months and in some cases more than a year to receive the death certificates stating the cause of death. and they report that the backlog of the cases in the office, a that they had about 8023 -- 802 pending numbers that were at least three months old and that they could prevent families from resolving the insurance setment funds. the tentative deal will restore a 10% pay cut from three years ago as they are trying to stop the flow of the officers leaving for the other agencies and the cities that offer packages. as they run on tuesday until december 3. investigators are trying to

identify a young man shot to death in a park next to an elementary school. but yesterday afternoon police dispatchers received 911 calls about a person shot near interstate 680 and the expressway. when they arrived, they found that the victim was already dead. they say she was shot at least once and it appears to be between 18 to 20 years of age. >> at this point we cannot confirm the gang involvement has anything to do with it. but i'm sure that the investigation will determine that more significantly. >> it's in a residential neighborhood next to an elementary school. investigators say they are looking for witnesses to come forward. tomorrow, the naacp plans to demonstrate against the alleged hate crime at san jose state. hundreds of students held a similar protest on thursday. they say that the misdemeanor charges against four white students, accused of yelling racial slurs, barricading their roommates and their rooms,

clamping a bicycle lock around his neck. arraignment scheduled in january for at least three of the defendants. happening today, the curb side donation drive is up and running, although those in need will have turkey this thanksgiving. live for us this morning in san francisco and i can tell right behind you a lot of activity going on. >> that's right. it is still four days away. but here at the foundation kitchen, they're already preparing for the big deal. we're standing right next to the big box of the gallon of the chopped carrots, going into the thanksgiving day stuffing. you can take a look at it. turkey, chopped cell i and the carrots we just showed you that will be a part of the meal. now, they plan to serve 4,000 meals. they need to collect at least 1,000 frozen turkeys.

and for their foundation, talking to you about it today. and how does this donation drive go yesterday? yesterday was day one. >> well, we were really off to a great start, which is exciting for us. i think that in general there's a bit of a shortage with the turkeys around the city. we know about the temperatures, tricking to all places like st. anthony's. so we're getting a little nervous. but what's really exciting is that people around the bay area, they recognize this as they are stepping up. that's better than your first day a year ago. >> yes, we are hoping to meet that goal and climb over that goal. but yeah, we had about 100 after the first day. it's a big increase. >> you're also expecting the need to be great sneer >> yes. and we are lucky that it worked hand in hand and that they are reeling with a big cut, between them and the food stamps and

how fresh for a family of four to translate about 200 meals less a month. and you know, it all falls at the very end of the month for a lot of folks. they're going to get paid on november 1. by the end of november, we are expecting kind of a record turnout of meals. >> it's a little later this year than last year. also you mentioned that the cost of living, even with the economy being great. that the cost of living has gone up too. >> yes, absolutely. i think that with the cost of the rent increasing, you know, just the general cost of living. those folks that line up, they're probably the very last to feel the benefit of that. >> thank you so much. and they will have volunteers all ready for the people to drive up, drop off the frozen turkey and help about 4,000 people have a thanksgiving meal. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news.

this morning they are announcing a major breakthrough. secretary state john kerry talked about the deal. iran, and six world powers including the u.s., britain, china, and germany spent days hashing out that agreement it's described as a first step, aimed at halting several levels, neutralizing a part of the stockpile. in return a portion of iran's overseas bank accounts will be unfrozen and trade restrictions will be eased up. it will make our partners in the region safer. it'll make our allies, israel safer. but the prime minister calls the agreement a historic mistake. saying it does not stop iran from developing a nuclear weapon. however, he told the american people that the deal plays a substantial limitation on iran and cuts off if most likely passed. the u.s. resolved around their

nuclear threat peacefully through diplomacy. happening today, the president is getting ready to head out west. mr. obama is going to leave washington in just a few hours from now, scheduled to land at the seattle tacoma airport at 4:00 this afternoon. the president is going to raise money before flying to the bay area tomorrow. here he's going to discuss the immigration reform during a trip to china town's recreational center and he'll speak at the fundraiser. it'll be the 9th fundraising trip in the bay area in the past two and a half years. he's then going to fly to l.a. for the economic event scheduled for tuesday. causing problems for millions of thanksgiving travelers. blamed for the deaths of at least eight people in the midwest. high winds, rain smoke, freezing ice has caused deadly

accidents. the storm is expected to bring heavy rain and snow to the east coast this week causing major flight delays. here in the bay area, clean up on thursday's wind storm is still underway. crews in the oakland hills forced to bring in a bigger crane in order to remove a large pine tree that had fallen. the city of oakland said that they received close to 200 calls per service to handle the down trees or power lines. all right, time is now 8:09. actually i saw one of those trees, still sitting there just a few blocks awyoming clean up will take a while. in the meantime it is cold out there. rosemary is watching the chilly temperatures for us, looking beautiful out there. >> yes, it's a beautiful start for most, seeing a little bit of the patchy fog on out there. the sun has been up for just a little bit more than an hour and temperatures are creeping up. little by little. giving you a live look overt east bay hills. northeastly sunny skies here with the patchy fog along the coast on into the bay this morning. where again, the air, it is

just a little moister. patchy frost is also reported over parts of the north bay, where it is really cold. still out there at this hour in the 30s. we've got 34 nor santa row -- we've got 34 for santa rosa. and there san improvement. there 39 in concord, up bay degree or two. we're looking at 49 in san francisco. 44 redwood city. 41 at half moon bay. and we mentioned it earlier, this section here, nearly 20 degrees colder at this hour. sot the wind, it's gone. without that wind, stirring up, the atmosphere, all the cold air has been allowed to settle in along the low lying areas. and a chilly start as well with the mid-40s. foster city at 36. 43 also an improvement for you and a little chillier this morning. 39 still sunnyvale as well as

saratoga. they will continue to strengthen in the area as they will bring us the dry quiet weather over the next couple of days. the system that brought us the rain is now off over the four corners. they will continue to bring rain and snow to that area and i think that they will be talking about that just a few moments ago. but the greater the gap on this the better for us. finally allowing ridge of high pressure to move over the area and take control of the weather pattern and again calm down the winds. we'll continue for this pattern and we'll fast forward you into wednesday morning because we're tracking the system. that'll be for just yesterday bringing rain to the area. now, watch as we absolute this morning as things have changed just a little bit. it's mostly cloudy. then the system will begin to die south. for now into thanksgiving morning and it looks like we may see a few sprinkles, but most of the rain is remaining off the coast with a few days, changing once again, but the models are turning a lot drier with the system that is going to bring us the possibility of

more rain come wednesday and thursday and temperatures for this afternoon, widespread 60s in the forecast. 63 if you're going to see the raiders play this afternoon in oakland. the extended forecast in view, temperatures, well, they will be visibly mild as you get into the afternoon. for tomorrow more of the same, increasing clouds on tuesday as we need today start leaving up the possibility for a few scattered showers on wednesday and thursday and we'll fine tune it as we get closer with your lunchtime numbers for today coming up. new rules in effect for the meat that you buy in stores. the personal information that you'll be getting for the animals providing your next meal. and the recent storm with the good news for the ski resorts. we'll be talking live with the representative from heavenly and we'll have more on what you can expect as you are headed on up to the slopes. good morning nelly! woah.

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giving you a view into san francisco. where we have calm conditions, a little patchy fog. a town torn apart by a deadly tornado is coming together. it's one of the areas hardest hit by last week's series of the tornadoes. yesterday the panthers of washington high school, they took them on in the state semi- final football games. almost the entire community, they came out through the game for them to take their minds on off the devastation of the last few days. it's something to look forward to. we all knew that we could get away from it just one day.

>> well for the panthers, they lost that game 34-14. players and fans said that the game meant much more to them than the final score. they have announced that they are going to open up for the skiers and snowboarders tomorrow morning. some photos sent in to us. they've been busy preparing to open up for days. they'll have that lifted open and looking to open more as they will be the 4th resort for them to open. and already opening up this morning, it's the heavenly ski resorters, getting ready to open up their slopes to those folks. we talked in the last half hour to north star as we will head down to north lake tahoe with the manager on the phone with us. good morning, sally. >> reporter: sally, can you hear news >> yes, i can. >> oh there you are. good morning. and now off to the park. the north star. how is it looking this morning? >> heavenly is working great, you know, we were able to open up yesterday.

and you know, they just got up there with a great time. today they're opening up at 8:30. so we've got the gondola running and the conditions are offering amazing things. >> and we're looking at the video right now of the video that you sent to us of your opening day. now, how much of this is it from your snow making machine and how much from the recent storm that you have gotten? >> well, you know, we've got eight inches of snow from the last storm. so that is really helping to add to the base that the snow makers have made. and really just set us up with a great opening day for them and to look real good going into the thanksgiving holiday as we're going to open it up. >> okay, so we can get that picky when we're hitting the slopes. but what kind of snow is it? and you have skiers and

snowboarders, talking about how they want pattern. is it wet snow, tightly packed? what are we looking at? >> yeah, it's the machine made and powders. sot guys, they've been up there grooming it. so they have great conditions right now for the skiers and the riders. some amazing early season conditions. >> you're getting some competition with the other resorts opening up. here is your chance. now, what's the heavenly pitch on how the snow or the conditions there are different? and the other resorts opening up this weekend and this week? >> well, i will have to say that we were happy to see north star open up on monday. all bay resorts are on the same path. and with today being the last day to purchase the passes. and that they have amazing conditions right now, the views are unbeatable. >> all right, thank you so much for joining us this morning as we're hoping for a nice long

skiing season. well next month, they will vote on the controversial proposal allowing people to talk on their cell phones on the airplanes. only above 10,000 feet as they personally don't like the plan and they say that there are no technical reasons to ban them on the planes. it is also against the idea as they say installing new equipment to allow for the clear call, causing up to $4 million. this is potentially a multi- billion dollar industry. for the cell phone companies and the device manufacturers. >> and they are probably flying up in the air as we don't want any kind of situation that could increase any ability for them. if approved, it'd be up to the individual airlines to provide services to the

passengers. if you are hitting the road, there will be a good thing for them. they will continue to drop and they will stand for the regular unlead down about 24 cents compared to last month. they're down thanks to the right hurricane season with a look at what you have in the bay area. painting an average of $3.64 for a gallon of u -- gallon of regular unlead. drivers are paying around $3.51 to fill up. boeing is looking for a new location for their jet in california as it could be a possibility. the seattle-based company began soliciting bids on a place to build that new plane. they hope to make a final decision by early next year. and they are recommending that the planes with a specific

general electric engine avoid flying near thunderstorms. they issued that advisory after the ice crystal formation finished the engine performance. and other air. expect a big change the next time you head to the super market. there is now a little fire to include the labels listing the country where it was born, raised, and slaughtered. now, it took affect back in may, but the companies were given the six-month grace period to make the change applying to the ground meat of the beef, veal, lamb, pork, goat, chicken, and other products. they are opposed to the law, saying that it raises the production cost. president obama and miley cyrus, the wish that the u.s. president and the queen both landed on. and a race for a good cause. the extreme conditions, prince harry is preparing to endure.

mostly sunny skies, widespread 60s in the forecast for your sunday afternoon. i'll have a look at your current conditions and what to expect for today and the next possibility of some rain coming our way in the extended forecast coming up. ♪

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least of least influential celebrities. celebrity chef paula deen ranked second. and soon miley cyrus is not too far behind. they ranked president obama number 17 on the list saying it was because, "nothing gets done." well according to a new poll, the mayor of toronto who recently admitted to smoking crack cocaine is more popular than congress and president obama. that poll was taken two days after the toronto city council stripped mayor rob ford of most of his powers. and they found that he still has a 42% approval rating. according to the recent gallup poll, congress has an approval rating of 9%. president obama's approval rating is at an all-time low of 39%. border patrol say that four men tried to sneak 400 pounds of marijuana into the united states on kayaks. these are pictures of the sighyaks seized from -- --

these are a picture of the kayaks. when the kayaks were first spotted, the suspected smugglers jumped in the water trying to swim to shore. and tomorrow a race to the south pole begins with prince harry leading the team from britain. they are preparing for the trek at a nearby base in antarctica. teams from the u.s., canada, australia, they are all competing as well as raising money for the various charities. they're expected to reach the south pole in mid-december as they will attempt to cover at least 9.5 miles a day with temperatures dropping as low as negative 49 degrees. all right, well it's not negative 49 here. but 49. >> yes, 49ers. >> 49. i mean, just seeing the day. but it is still so cold. >> it is cold. >> it feels cold. rosemary is laughing at us right now. it's like 62 on the screen. that's better. >> you're right. if you're going to see them play today, it will be a great day for the football game. mostly sunny skies. generally right winds. and a little on the cooler

side. but with the sunshine, it should feel just fine. 62 degrees, right about game time where we will spend most of the days in the upper 60s. if you're going out this morning to do some tailgating, it'll be a very cold start. oakland remaining in the 50s through about 10:00. and then by 11:00, upper 50s to the lower 60s in time for your lunch hour. extended forecast here with the bay area weekend in view. we'll talk about it this morning. and as they mentioned, it's a cold one on out. there we're beginning to see them creep just a bit. widespread 30s are still in the north bay locations. areas like santa rosa reporting 30s. for some of the east bay locations around the bay, temperatures in the 40s for most. even a few upper 40s on out. there mostly sunny skies, in time for 10:00 a.m. to mid-50s. upper 40s, they're still in those areas, trailing behind, like santa rosa and napa a cool start this morning as well. by noontime, we're all feeling

pretty good with the upper 60s. mostly sunny skies with the light winds. for tomorrow a near repeat for today with the increasing cloud on tuesday. and the possibility of the rain is coming our way. models don't look as promising as they did yesterday. but we will continue to track it for you as we are still a few days out as we will continue to monitor it for you. in fact we'll show you the future cast model on that and the detailed look at your temperatures for today coming up. beautiful, thank you, rosemary. when we come back, we'll take you live to san francisco where the drive is underway to help those in need. stolen from the church in sacramento as it's not the first time that the organizations in that area have been hit. a virginia state senator is out of the hospital. how he's reacting to being attacked by his own son.

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happening today, the shortage of the thanksgiving staple. welcome back to mornings on 2, i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. volunteers at st. anthony's, they are already hard at work to make sure that families in need have a great thanksgiving. allie rasmus is live for us in san francisco where the curb side turkey donation drive is up and running. allie? >> reporter: that's right, they have rinsed off the parking lots. at 9:00 this morning, volunteers, they'll be on out here ready to collect the frozen turkeys as a part of st. anthony's foundation and the annual turkey drop off. now, thanksgiving, they're still just four days away with a peek inside the kitchen here this morning as they are already working on the thanksgiving meal. including chopped carrots and celery and the kettles that will be served on thanksgiving day. what they will still need now

are turkeys as they plan to serve about 4,000 meals. that's 500 more than last year. and the representatives say that the need is greater this year because of several things. federal cuts to the food stamp programs, increasing cost of the san francisco and the fact that thanksgiving, it will be at the very end of the month. so yesterday they collected about 423 turkeys. and the goal is to collect about 1,000 turkeys. again, they'll have volunteers on out here at the curb starting at 9:00. so they could just drive up and drop off the turkey and be on their way to help about 4,000 people enjoy that meal here in san francisco. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. donations are pouring in through the sacramento church after thieves broke in and stole 20 turkeys from all the fixings. church officials say that they broke a gym window on friday and they made off with all that food. and so they need to put their

food. and over the weekend they've been donating whatever they could. which will include a new freezer with a lock on it. and this is not the first turkey in the area. last week at the non-profit in fairfield, they had all their turkey stolen. we have new information this morning on the fire in burlingame. we first reported it for you at 2:00. firefighters believe that the flammable items near a heater started that fire. which began early yesterday morning on the first floor of the two-story building. no one injured. and the building was destroyed though and another building next door had damage. fire in san francisco to the neighborhood that is also being investigated as they started just after 2:30 yesterday afternoon at sacramento and locus. more than 100 firefighters responded to the fire as they were able to keep the confinement between two buildings as the fire was out about 45 minutes. and they are all wood buildings. things you can see here for them in between, but the building has been set up for us right there and they will get

into one building as they will need to go to the next. and the firefighters say that they were also worried about the nearby gas line, but that pg&e crews, they quickly closed it off for residents that were displaced are being helped by the red cross, no one injured. in san francisco a light pole was knock down after a part of the building collapsed along with their scaffolding. it happened yesterday morning on the street in the lower neighborhoods. the fire crews said that they were in the process of demolishing that building when the accident happened. no one was hurt in the fire department spokesperson that said they are still unclear on what caused that collapse. well concerns about the violence in boeing and the county schools, they're going to be addressed at the public meeting next month. the school district will call for the meeting after the fight at the high school between three girls and the transgender student was posted on youtube. the transgender student had reported being bullied before that fight. and the public meeting will be held at livonia middle --

livonia middle school at 6:00 p.m. a newtown school shooting will come out tomorrow. the state investigation was suspected over the summer, but pushed back several times. last december, adam lanza killed his mother and went to sandy hook elementary school where he killed 26 students and adults before turning the gun on himself. the report expected to include the school photos and pictures of lanza's house. to protect victims and their families, some of the evidence were never going to be made public. the virginia senator is out of the hospital after being stabbed by his son on tuesday morning. and the 24-year-old then shot and killed. and the issues when they were released. and that they were tweeted alive. and that there will be some words for them to heal. and that will be happening next year for them.

and the barrier for them, that they have a suicide net saving dozens of lives every year and critics, they would need to take on the beauty of the bridge. well, we have new information about the wildfire that is still burning in the area of the sonoma county. it grew to 3-- 300 acres, from 25% to 35%. and the fire started early friday morning and then rapidly spread because of the strong winds and the dry brush. now, the storms, they provided no relief for that area as they have not received enough rain for a couple of years. >> i'm told that it might be an inch and a half. and at most. and that they will need to go up for the ground. it is dry and dusty. >> that was bursting into

flames. from the heavy water that will need to pass on through it to make it all very flammable. it's 100% contained now. it burned 190 acres down from the origin mall estimate of -- estimate of 300 acres. it is thanksgiving week. is it going to rain or not rain? we will turn to see as we talked about it yesterday. but now they're looking a little different. >> yes. the latest models.

waking up against the bay along the coast, but for the most part, sunny skies, which we will have for it today with a little patchy frost for them. covering the north bay. easy for me to say, huh? and mostly sunny skies. milder conditions, widespread 60s around the region. but the high pressure isstrengthening over our area, remaining in the pattern for the next couple of days as it will be a chilly start for parts of the north bay and patchy frost for them in some spots. now, 37 degrees right now in napa. and 34 for santa rosa, still trailing behind. and santa rosa taking about 30 degrees earlier this morning as we're looking at the turnaround there, it's a slow one, but it's coming. 44 oakland. 49 at sfo if you are going to be traveling today on your way. now, let's head to the north for some of the chillier temperatures as they do remain. reporting 36. 39 in hillsburg.

and upper 30s to the lower 40s. if we shift into the east bay, 49 degrees for walnut creek. you're looking at 45 degrees outside your door. now, the lower 40s. right around pittsburgh -- pittsburg. but just yesterday the same exact model, they wanted to bring the rain all the way into the bay area, which has changed. let me show you how it does it as we'ring it up on wednesday morning, now, as we put this into motion, rather than going east, that they are now moving south. as it looks like they will be clouding up quite a bit for them and a few showers. the brunt of the system, they want to remain offshore for them changing yesterday and today and into thanksgiving now. although that we're mostly cloudy, it looks like we're going to be mainly dry as we will be tracking it for you, updating you as it goes. and they will be here later with the very latest.

again, 62 in hayward and redwood city and the lower 60s in oakland and san francisco and mid-60s in morgan hill for the east bay. now, the extended forecast with your bay area in view. temperatures, they're relatively mild for the afternoon, feeling pretty good. now, we're going to be turning cold once again with the temperatures falling in and around freezing once again for the low lying areas as we need to start on monday morning and lance for that as you get back to work and kids will go back to school. tuesday, increasing clouds. then again the possibility of some rain by midweek on wednesday. back to the desk. oakland raiders are now 6-6 selling out this season as they need to get ready to take on the tennessee titans at home. reducing their capacity by about 11,000 seats this weekend and topping off the original poll of the stadium. now, the regular season debut is at home today and the kick off will be set for 1:05. doing a little setback for them

taking it on the road and they are looking for a win. kickoff tomorrow is set for the mornings. we'll bring you coverage at 9:00 today. and then stay tuned for the panthers/dolphins game at 10:00. for 12 years, the family of the east bay neighborhood has more on the tragic death, but this year, they are also going to give back. how they are coming together to honor the memory. and a live look outside, the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza as they are gone and skies are clear and that spot of the bay area, and really no problems across any of the roadways in the bay area on this brilliant sunday morning. time now 8:41. you're watching mornings on 2. ♪

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welcome back. a few slivers of fog there over san francisco. mostly clear skies in stored for your afternoon and your forecast. the concert tonight to benefit the victims of typhoon haiyan. the san francisco boys kor ruse will headline the -- chorus will headline the event. and also members of the san francisco opera in attendance. the concert begins at 7:00 with the proceeds that will be going through the catholic release

services. at the time she was interning here. a student at california state hayward and worked as a life guard. this week they will once again honor her memory by giving to others in her name. it was here at the hayward plunge where they found a second home as a life guard and an instructor. they will still remember the joy she brought. >> her smile, they always had a good attitude. they were smart. energetic. and a pleasure to be with. >> reporter: it was in 2001, a few days after thanksgiving on

the 19th birthday that the tragedy struck. when the driver of the stolen vehicle, being chased by police, they lost control. >> they were chasing it. karen was going the other way to work. the car went over the median. >> reporter: but in the months that fold her death, her legacy was born. >> and when she passed away, we started getting money from our patrons. and i don't know the total amount, but it was in the thousands. and we were just thinking, okay, what should we do with this money? >> reporter: and so the karen gordon scholarship was created, given to two recipients every year to help with the college and the career goal. this year, crystal scott, she'll receive more to help her achieve her dream of becoming a miracle. >> it's sad. because you know, you kind of wish that the scholarship wasn't there and you feel guilty. >> reporter: in the past 12 years, much has changed. the children she talked to are now in college. the woman convicted in her

death were released last year. and her parents, they are getting ready for retirement. while the loss is still profound, this year, they will come together again for the scholarships. her father says that she would have loved knowing that she could still give even though she's gone. >> and the young adults, who will embody what she was all about and the spirit and the care and the kindness. and the plunge is going to hold on thanksgiving morning for the scholarship recipients to raise money for next year's scholarships. earlier this month the olympic torch took a trip to the international space station today. in the world's deepest body of fresh water as a part of the run off. and the torch, they took a dive into the lake. the 39,000 mile torch relay began on october 7 and it's the

longest olympic history. the torch will light up the olympic flame and to kick off the game on february 7. a popular search spot in australia is closed after a 35- year-old man was killed by a shark. the victim that has not been identified has died on the beach in western australia. he was with another surfer when it happened. the marine officers are now in the area with the shark catching equipment. it's not clear what type of shark attack was surfaced up. but there's a lot of great whites in that area. the zumba instructor who plead guilty to running a prostitution ring out of her gym is now out of jail. the 29-year-old alexis wright was released yesterday from a jail in maine. she was released early for good behavior and participating in a work program. she served nearly six months of the 10-month sentence as a part of her sentence, she was also ordered to pay more than $57,000 in restitution and $1,000 in fines. next november voters will once again be asked to vote on the sales tax hike to pay for the road and the transit

improvements. nearly defeated last year, raising the transportation sales tax by half a cent. the measure for the ballot, it is being proposed to fund that same transportation project area as the 2012 measure. well tomorrow the city council is expected to decide about leasing a part of their airport to five rivers aviation. and they would provide maintenance and other pilots. the city council is expected to approve that 35-year contract as they say that they will need to help them meet the needs of the travelers. a cost of mailing the letter is about to go up. they have announced the price of the first class stamps, where they will go up by a penny to 47 cents. the new rain will kick in on january 6, which will be the second year in a row that the price of stamps have gone up. they're still considering another increase as well, which will bring them to 49. change is coming to a well- known daily city restaurant.

joe's west lake is getting a new owner. they will plan to close the italian eatery for 20 years. it's been around since the 1950s, holding a special place in the hearts of the countless people living around the bay area. >> and they used to give and donate all the food for the dinners at the churches with a lot of money for the schools. we know a lot of the people that work here and the owners. we've been here for a long time. i don't think that they could be ignored. >> they plan to close on january 26 and it's expected to stay closed until some time early 2015. the closure is expected to put about 100 restaurant employees on out of work. the hunger games catching fire is being called one of the hottest movies at this weekend's box office. it's expected to bring in about $150 million of their

opening weekend. it could also be the top opener for november, which is the twilight saga made in about $143 million. they will face off on the field. highlights from the game, that will be the best against the worst. a party crasher in florida against tranquilized by fish and game after slumbering too close to a group of children celebrating a birthday. a chill in the air for your sunday morning. but the afternoon high is feeling quite nice. we'll have a timeline of your sunday coming up. ♪

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well the convenience store in high park, utah is making history. for the first time in 153 years, it's selling beer. alcohol sales have been banned in the town of about 4,000 people since founded by mormon settlers in 1860. that law has changed earlier this month when headers headed to the polls. they only sell beer. anyone wanting liquor or wine still need to drive to the liquor store about five miles away. wow. atlanta police say that the passenger started arguing with the flight attendants as soon as they took off from ft. lauderdale. while police were trying to remove him, he started yelling as you heard, that there was a bomb on the plane. he was taken to the psychiatric

hospital to be evaluated. he could face criminal charges. turning into a big blowout. stanford in position of the great upset in trying to win a conference game this season. it didn't take long for them to set that tone just a minute going one way. montgomery going the other, untouched. with the 15-yard draft as they needed to bounce back literally within seconds for the trip to the left and they are just running a nine down the middle of the field. and a little touchdown. now, final score is 63-13. the coach is extremely pleased. >> to get back in the driver seat, which is always our goal. nothing else to get back for the conference and then to show you it extremely well and the fact that we're back in it for them and the national championship. and now that's the fact. what are we going to do with it? >> that's right because they lost to stanford as they will

need to play in the pac-12 championship game against them here. if they lose this week, they will need to host the championship game. >> that'll be happening during the quarter break. it'll go about 105 yards here. >> now, how about that between the first and second quarter of the game in boulder. they have decided to take a little spin down the field as they went 105 yards, doing 57 consecutive hand springs, still not known though if he has set up the official guinness record. and they get busy just watching here. it's a memorable birthday party for the 12-year-old in florida when the uninvited guest showed up. check it out. the black bear that came wondering into the yard. and while the party guest, they jumped into the bounce house. fish and game have been following it for most of the day, but they decided to take action when it got too close to the children. so they tranquilized the bear and then released back into the wild with a safe distance from

any parties. maybe just wanted a little cake, you know? >> or cupcakes. they're hot right now. >> yeah, they are. >> i shouldn't say now. but the last couple of years. >> very high. >> yes. still a birthday cake kind of guy. >> we're going to rosemary. >> all right. update from cake. >> i like cake. >> yeah. although the cupcakes are quite tasty these days. how about your forecast? well the factor is this morning with a little patchy fog for. so patchy fog is reported right around the bay. although that's disappearing quickly. and cold numbers. we're still in the 30s for some periodland locations over parts of the north bay and the east bay as you need to get into the 10:00 hour. now, trailing the highs like santa rosa. still in the mid to upper 40s. but the rest of us in the 50s by 10:00. feeling a lot better. eventually your lunch hour, the body ranging in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. low to mid-60s in your forecast. 63 in oakland and redwood city

and mid-60s for morgan hill. low to mid-60s, right around napa and santa rosa and your bay area weekend is always in view with a little change between now and tuesday and the chance for rain coming in by wednesday. but as we've been showing you all morning long, doesn't look too promising. >> yeah, that's a change. >> all right, thank you, rosemary. that is our report for this morning. for all of us here on ktvu, thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> stay tuned for ktvu for coverage of nfl sunday. next newscast is at 5:00. you can get any updates any time on ktvu.com and the facebook and twitter pages. thanks for joining us. have a great sunday. why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv

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