. people in freemont left running for safety. what happens before fire broke out. and a person jumped into action to keep people from getting hurt. >> a concern grows over a water situation. how people are reacting. >> it looks more like a campground. we'll tell you how long the fans have been waiting to meet their favorite giants today at fan fest.

. good morning towel come to mornings on 2. it's saturday february 1st, i'm claudine wong. >> good morning, everyone. i'm mike. good morning rosemary. good morning to you. we have mostly sunny cool weather in store. we're waking up mostly clear this morning. it's cold out there. 5 to 15 degrees. it's colder than it was yesterday. i'll line up the temperatures coming in just a moment. in the forecast for tomorrow we'll be cloudier even the possibility of a few scattered showers. i'll have the futurecast model your afternoon highs are coming up. today marks the start of a new season for the san francisco giants. first the players report the fan fest. fans are already lined up outside of the ballpark. >> reporter: they're already lined up. you can see they're bundled up. a lot of people are sleeping in

their blankets. they brought their sleeping bags and coats and hats out there. some of the fans we talked to say there's a great vibe out there. people have not met before, but they have in common that they're a big san francisco giants fan. we went out to see how long fans have been waiting. one woman has been holding a spot in line for her 12-year- old son and she got here at 11:30 last night. other fans said they wouldn't miss this event because it's their best chance to meet and talk to their heroes of the san francisco giants. >> we came at 5:00 and we were all the way far away. we come earlier every year, and the earlier we come, the better for us. we get more done. >> it's been a lot of fun, like i said we've been listening to news, talking baseball, talking

about the season. >> that thing you heard from was, came to denver, colorado. he flew to san francisco to be at fan fest. there is always a huge turnout at this event. fan fest starts at 10:00 this morning. it's free and fans who get in they'll have a chance to meet and possibly even talk to some of their favorite players. we'll be here all morning and we'll have live report at 8:00. . new this morning police are crediting arrest security guard with catching a suspected gunman at a bar in freemont. it happened after 1:00 this morning at the doorway unnails boulevard. it's not clear what led to the shooting. the guard at the bar helped get the shooter behind bars. >> it's a security guard that detained our suspects.

officers took him into custody. we recovered a weapon. they taped off the bar, no one was hurt in the shoot and -- shooting and the discuss' name has not been released. the bar has been open for a few years and there have not been any recent problems. unprecedented action has been taken. 0% for water allocation. it will not deliver water to 29 agencies that depend on the water project. they include parts of napa alamada and santa clara counties. >> most of the reservoirs are well below their average this time of year. overall storage is the lowest we've seen since the 1970s. >> this drop of water deliveries has never happened before in the 54 history. communities will have to rely on stored water, groundwater and push for more conservation. the state will re-evaluate the

situation each month. water will only be exported in case of an imminent threat to health and safety. it delivers water to 25 million californiaians statewide. the hardest hit is the agency that gets 08% from the zone project. it serves 200,000 people in dublin and livermore and san ramon. also the alamada district, it gets 40% of its water from the state. it affects about 10,000 households. people and merchants say they're reducing the amount of water they use. one livermore said she might stop setting water in front of customers unless they ask for it. the owner of a wine bar said

vintners are concerned about it this year. >> they're looking for what it's going to be to the vintage 2014 will almost be nil if we don't get rain. >> they're asking for people to conserve. the rainy period is not over yet. mandatory is an option for the coming weeks and months. >> two flu deaths have been confirmed in the bay area. that makes 34 deaths across 9 bay area counties. the two most recent deaths were in santa clara county. it brings the deaths to 10. the victims were both men with underlying medical conditions. state health officials have increased their count for flew related deaths. it brings the total to 147. this year's total is already higher than last year and does not include an additional 44

cases that are still being investigated. last year's flu season claimed the lives of 146 people. a shooting of a woman this weekend have a group of neighbors considering private security. they're going to drum up support for hiring security to patrol the neighborhood. they need 100 households to spend $30 for a security. they're searching for four people in connection with they are shooting. bart trains, they lost power causing arrest bart pilot to keep the anchor from drifting. it fell from the tube, and power was restored. bart was notified a couple of hours later and suspended service for 30 minutes to inspect the tube.

>> the policy is to notify bart. they [indiscernible] >> they run through the trench at the bottom of the bay. it's 135 feet below sea level. it has a concrete liner to withstand earthquakes. alarms will go off if they detect seismic activity or water leaks. a tax for soda soda or other sugary drinks, they'll decide whether to put the proposal on the ballot. supervisors will hold the rally at the ymca to try to drum up community support. we have had the warm

weather, we haven't had the cold temperatures until today. >> it's nippy. we have temperatures in some of the coldest locations in the 20s. the sun is on the way. we can see a brighter sky. sunrising 7:15 this morning. we have clear skies, a little patchy fog off the coastline. the big story at this hour, how much colder it is this morning. 29 degrees in santa rosa, napa you're freezing this morning although the reporting station not up and running at the moment. mid-40s in antioch and some of us around the bay around the 40s, 44 in san francisco, a chilly start in half moon bay. we're sliding across the peninsula. 44 in low man park. one last shift, sunnyvale you're looking at 37 outside and 36 reported in saratoga.

for the afternoon, temperatures like yesterday. upper 50s, under mostly clear skies. look at storm tracker 2, not a cloud over the area. i'll look at this, and show you the next possibility and seeing rain coming our way. this is a system off the coast. it will be sliding inland in the next 24 hours or so and by tomorrow morning at this hour it will be right up along the coastline. it's expected to make a southerly move and as it does it will just skirt the coast and the latest model brings the possibility, better possibility of rain our way. here we are this morning, we get into the afternoon, mostly clear skies a clear day in store, upper 50s, low 60s, but by sunday morning, it looks like we're picking up a few scattered showers over the coastline. geat into 8:00, now, it's sliding down farther south, it's by 9:00, maybe a few scattered showers over the peninsula, it doesn't stop, by

10:00 it's moving into san jose. and into the afternoon, it continues to bring this wrap around moisture and perhaps showers in the forecast for superbowl sunday. we'll be tracking this for you. this newest mall will bring in the possibility next, you could slide back in the next hour it, we're only talking about the 50 miles or so, if it shifts to the east we'll get more rain. afternoon highs for today upper 50 to near 60 degrees for the north bay, 59 for san jose, 60 for morgan hill. it's always in screw, it will remain on the cool side for sunday, we'll be cloudier and again we'll see scattered showers on sunday, but it won't take long for it to clear out. by monday we're partly cloudy and temperatures remain in the upper 50s and 60 as we get

through tuesday with dry conditions. the bluing angels are -- the blue angels are returning to the bay area. last year federal budget cuts led to the cancellation of the blue angels and other performances. it will be held october 13. there are more information on tickets, our web team has posted a link on our website. look on our website under web links. >> first lady michelle obama has had a successful trip to the bay area. what she hopes to accomplish in the next election. don't forget the commercials, look at the bay area toy company that will be airing a multi-million-dollar ad. >> here's a look at the traffic

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. thank you for joining us this morning. we're giving you a live look at the golden gate bridge. the sun is shining this morning. it's 44 degrees in san francisco. >> things got windy as you can see there along the ocean beach last night. guess what happens. fans slept across a section of great highway which caused it to be shut down. companies in georgia are trying to figure out who is going to pay the bill. the roads were too icy to drive on and they abandoned their vehicles and began walking. 2,000 cars were left on streets and free ways.

the state called in tow companies to move them to the side of the road or tow them away. the companies were told not to charge the owners of the vehicles. this man is accused of stealing some of the cars abandoned in the snow. he was acting as a tow truck driver, and he was in the process of stealing his fourth vehicle when police spotted. the tow truck he was in was also stolen. 7:16 today a bay area woman takes over the federal reserve. janet yellen is the first ever to lead the fed, she's the first woman to lead the fed. she has been the advice chair of the fed for four years. she was the president of the federal reserve bank of san francisco. first lady can help democrats take back the senate and take back the house. she wrapped up her visit by speaking at a woman's luncheon

with house minority leader nancy pelosi. there were tickets to be the vip reception ranging from $500,000 to $240,000 per couple. >> she is one of the most popular draws for people in california and maybe around the country. >> sheep shows girls that anything is possible, that you can make it to the white house and be successful. >> she encouraged to max out the campaign contribution, the president wants to raise minimum wage and improve education and stop gun violence. >> it's time to restore opportunity for all people. the idea that no matter who you are, if you work hard and live up to your responsibilities you can make it if you try. >> during tuesday's speech, the

president outlined four more gains. create jobs, improve worker training, insure children have access to a first-class education and he says it will strengthening and lift the middle class. >> while president obama will watch the superbowl, he will not pick a winner publicly. he believes it will be a close game and will be a great play at the end. when asked about the postgame, richard sherman said some of the word from the stanford graduate may have been calculated. >> let me get some attention, it's worked, i suspect that he'll have a lot more endorsement contracts and more jersey sales after that. he called him a smart guy and a wonderful story of growing up in a poor neighborhood in

southern california and going on to a successful year. new york and new jersey is not the only one preparing for the big day. there is a big break for free. goldie blocks won a free commercial during one of the most watched television events. [ singing ] . >> these are the opening seconds of a $4 million ad for goldie block toys. the tiny company in a small second floor office streets makes construction type sets in story books to get girls involved in engineers. nine out of every ten engineers is a male. this is a stanford educated engineer that we interviewed 15

years. >> there's bob the builder and all these male characters, nothing for girls. i thought this could fill a huge gap in the market and change girls lives. >> she has many sets that are selling well featured at target stores and on other major retailers and online. she is at new york city and awaiting the superbowl spotlight. >> i'm proud that goldie locks is based in oakland to represent northern california and if the 49ers can't make it to the big game at least goldie locks can. >> we're smart, we're strong and we're more than just a -- it's game time. >> now, if for any reason up think this is dumb luck, you would be wrong. it's a brilliant idea, with a

great staff with a great big hand with that ad, and this will make it a household word. the time is 7:20, watching the price tag rise. going to the game how much it's going to cost and what's behind the multi-million-dollar increase. >> outsider doors this morning, freezing and below freezing for some. we'll have a look at what's going on at this hour. what you can expect for this afternoon and the sunday's forecast, the possibility of rain. we'll a have that coming up.

[ singing ] are you dancing? he's getting ready to sing in the superbowl this sunday. bruno is coming to san jose. he's coming as part of his moonshine jungle world tour. tickets go on sale this monday

at 10:00 a.m. >> the price tag for the proposed warriors arena may be increasing by millions of dollars. that according to the san francisco chronical. it's due to two peers that are used as a parking lot. it will cost $180 million, that was double the original figure when it announced it wanted to remove from oakland. the repairs are necessary to make it suitable for the complex. the warriors on the road, one tile in utah. spring shoulder, no worries, andrew taking command, third quarter finishing with a little jam. five assists on the night. this one he shoots deep from park city. he lights it up in the second half scoring 30 points. 44 on the night as golden state wins the game that they should win. 95-90, they are home against

charlotte on tuesday. time is 7:24, i can't believe it's february already. i can't believe how cold it was this morning, rosemary, i was chilly. >> there was definitely that winter chill in the air this morning. we're waking up with mostly clear skies. it will take us a couple of hours to turn around. if you're thinking of going along for the fan fest bring a jacket. it will be picking up along the coastline today. this is the next system, it's going to roll in and just skirt the coast in time for sunday. so, we're looking at the possibility of scattered showers coming on sunday. today mostly sunny temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s. it's back with us along the coast and inside the base. we'll have a few scattered showers over parts of the north bay and coastline and then it will be sliding south in the course of the afternoon. i'll show you the futurecast

model in the next half-hour. for today temperatures chilly for the inland communities, upper 20s to 30s around the bay. it's still school but not so bad. for your lunch hour we're looking at 50s in the forecast. afternoon highs a lot like yesterday, tomorrow mostly cloudy and slightly cooler. we'll remain dry as we get into the business week. temperatures will be in the 50s to low 60s in the afternoon. that's a baby polar bear in canada. meet the toronto zoo's latest -- addition. he's the only survivor of the three cubs born to the female polar bear aurora. >> very cute. >> he wants to dive in there. he's a little hesitant. >> there he goes! very cute. >> he reminds me of me in my

first snow experience. once you dive in you fall in love with it. >> like yesterday. >> a couple of days. we didn't get rain around here, but we got snow in the sierra. how much of an impact it had and what businesses have to say about the storm. >> how the community is making the start of the year of the horse. i d grandpa to his speed dating this week,

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. cutting back on water across the bay area, the impact of al drought here in california and when you might start to notice changes in your community. good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2, i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike, the call to conserve water is getting louder. the san francisco public utilities commission have asked consumers to voluntarily cut water consumption by 10% p mandatory rationing was ordered in the late 1980s and 1990s, this provides water to different counties. san francisco residents can receive free water saving devices by going to the

headquarters at golden gate avenue. the situation has become so dire a muslim group will hold a prayer service for rain. it begins at 1:30 at the pleasanton fairgrounds. all faiths are invited. we've created a special section on the drought. look on our website and under hot topics. richard sharp reports even though it's a welcome sign for businesses, it's still not enough. >> reporter: headed up to the ski resorts arena, they hussle up i80. >> did you come up because of the big storm. >> it was better than i expected because of the snow last night. >> they expected more snow but the new snow is a welcome change. >> it was icy and now it's just like, it's so smooth, you go down and it's like yeah, it's

like heaven. >> this is nothing, we're just waiting for something, i guess, like three storms would be nice. >> businesses that survive off travellers are worried. >> we finally got the snow, did it make a difference. >> not yet, we're hoping for this weekend. >> a small silver lining of this recent storm, the rivers that are running a little higher carry more water that can now be stored in empty lakes. >> many of the travellers driving through the sierra after the snow flurries were shocked to see how little snow there is in the sierra. >> it worries me. i love the lakes in the summer, and i love to see how bare the mountaintops are california is in trouble. >> interstate 80, they're expected to be busy all weekend long. they're hoping for big business, they're hoping for one more big storm before the president's holiday weekend

which is typically busy for the slope. the flames sparked out at 6:15 last night in the bay view neighborhood at a home. the flames spread to two neighboring homes, one was damaged significantly, the other only had minor damage. the cause of that fire is not known and no one was hurt. investigators say they're calling a grass fire that burned near a marin county high school suspicious. it started around the high school and the two alarm fire burned about 8 acres and took an hour for firefighters to put it out. the high school officials said the campus was never threatened by the fire and no evacuations were necessary. a fire that destroyed a house yesterday morning was set by a woman who lived there. investigators say neighbors reported seeing 41-year-old woman outside of the garage just started the fire. police say she was burned and had to be treated for nonlife-

threatening injuries. two other people who were inside the home managed to get out safely. >> they're warning people about a spike in car theft. there's been an increase in thefts over the past few months. they don't seem to be targeting any specific area. they're reminding people to lock their cars and park in well literary i can't say. >> they're looking for men in these surveillance videos. police say the photos were recorded around the time of the theft. now, if you recognize the men, police say give them a call. >> a water taxi service in san francisco could expand to richmond. the water taxi takes people to four san francisco locations. he wants to order taxi service

to his tenants. >> 80,000 people will be going to the superbowl. 80% are expected to take mass transit. he learned firsthand getting to the stadium in new jersey can be a challenge and an adventure. >> reporter: how they'll be getting to the big game is a mystery for this couple. >> we've not figured out, there's a bus and it sold out and then they said take the subway, you can't take a taxi, you can't get a car in there. >> they paid $2500 for a ticket for the game. >> this man knows. >> don't try to drive near that stadium. >> his advice for anyone going to the superbowl, what new jersey officials have been saying for months. >> the easiest simplest way, use mass transit.

>> they rode the subway to the station. we found the train. that took us under the hudson and into new jersey. on game day there will be shuttle buses but for today we had to grab a cab. it took a hour and a half before we saw the met life stadium. bay area superbowl officials will be monitoring every move. what happens with mass transit here will help them decide how to get thousands from san francisco to santa clara for superbowl 50. >> there will be longer trains and people in new jersey and new york, to get them to the superbowl. we'll have coverage all day long starting on mornings on 2 and continuing to the ten

o'clock news. i love her watching the subway. >> she did good. >> and navigating the temperatures rosemary for us. we get the cold. >> not today. the malls have changed up a little bit. we may see scattered showers for tomorrow. i'll show you that in just a moult. for today dry air in place with clear skies and because of that, we cooled off in overnight hours. now, that the sun is shining, our temperatures will slowly begin to turn around as we get into the afternoon, upper 50s to low 60s, right now 29 degrees in santa rosa. napa 32, for you 34 in concord, 35 in walnut creek, 37 in oakland, 43 at the airport, sfo if you're traveling in this direction, this is also the airport downtown oakland reporting closer to 40 degrees,

38 in hay worth and 37 in san francisco. a cool dry place for the afternoon today. mid-40s in brett ton wood, san ramon you're freezing this morning. lafayette 37, and you're waking up with 40 degrees with mostly clear skies. we have a system that's offshore and yesterday the malls brought it in land and dropped it south off the close leaving us with a possibility of a few scattered showers over the coastline. the new models want to bring it in farther inland and bring us scattered showers on sunday. we'll pick it up tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. we wake up with it mostly cloudy. it will be along the coastline here, shifting south as we get into 8:00 or so along the san

mateo coastline, maybe a few scattered showers in the peninsula. notice this moved across the bay along the east bay shoreline. it's 10:00 and we have scattered showers going on around the bay area. noontime the scattered showers continuing, 2:00, there they are as the system continues to move south. it continues to send a few scattered showers or way. yesterday, it was farther offshore, this morning showing us a possibility of a few scattered showers on sunday. if you have outdoor plans to be aware of, how does it go in new jersey for tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies. we're looking in the upper 40s for game time. for us the afternoon, upper 50s and 60s, 59 mountain view, 57 in san francisco, the extended forecast with the bay area

weekend always in view. cloudy tomorrow temperatures on the cool side. the possibility of scattered showers. we'll be tracking those for you throughout today and tomorrow morning as we get into the week ahead, though, we're dry. we have upper 50s to low 60s for tomorrow morning. we're following developing news in indonesia where a volcano has killed 14 people. that volcano began erupting this morning. they can't get closer because it's too hot to see if there are more victims. this is the worst eruption since the volcano came back to life after 400 years of dormancy. this marked the start of the chinese new year. >> it featured line dancers and there was an appearance by the

chinese dragon who is responsible for taking away of evil spirits. the mayor came out to take part of the festivities. >> it's the good spirits that they want to express to the rest of the world. >> they were dressed up in traditional clothing and they are looking for items to start the new year off right. they'll fill the streets of chinatown and watch the new year parade. they will offer chocolates inspired by asian tastes. half are already gone. to commemorate the year of the horse, the most expensive box features lady go dive a -- godiva riding a horse.

you can watch the parade live here at ktvu starting at 6:00 in the evening. packing up and moving, the new zoning ordinances which are finding medical marijuana dispensary new places to do business. >> we'll give them a reason to party. >> a live look outside, this is the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza as you make your way into san francisco. what about donees on the san francisco. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek.

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the sun is shining and folks on the go already this morning. if you're stepping out it's a chilly one, 37 degrees right, now, in lafayette. >> more than a dozen medical marijuana dispensaries have been ordered to close up shot. clubs have to relocate if they operate too close to homes or schools. they have to move to areas designated by the city. one pot club owner doesn't understand why the city has been forced to move. >> they've allowed us to exist and now out of left field they're coming down to shut us down. >> we've declined to crackdown on them until we had an ordinance that would survive legal scrutiny. >> the medical marijuana dispensaries are going to be

cited. one said he plans to collect signatures to regulate can bass clubs. a patient was given carbon dioxide instead of oxygen. it took hospitals five minutes to fix the area. it's the first administrative penalty for the medical center. a security breach for hotel customers. it was by white lodging. the hilton garden inn was affected. customers of other white lodging hotels specifically marriott may have had their debit and credit card information stolen. brian and his partner started buying and leasing

homes back to east bay families who could no longer afford them. it owns and manages more than 4,000 homes in seven states. >> it's a mom and pop business it's by individuals who own a handful of homes. it's recently that large institutions have come in. >> he wanted superbowl with the -- left the superbowl 49ers. he will ring the bell at the stock exchange monday morning. there are 134,000 people incarcerated in california. they consider 2800 gang members or associates. they're enacting new rules that will make california the first state in the country that inmates can quick prison gangs and put that inside. inmates that pass anger management and drug rehabilitation can get more privileges and not be held in

isolation cells. a nudity ban and a rally and freedom ban. the public nudity ban was signed into law last february. protestors say they're trying to get a permit to avoid being arrested at today's event. a police program that turned the lives of former gang members is back in business. san mateo county offered a tatoo for remained gang members. they were able to replace that machine and the new laser was revealed. >> we're allowed to feel free, to find employment, to feel safe. the laser machine will remove the last part of a past and allows them to reenter society. organizers say the free

tatoo service is available for survivors of domestic abuse. a documentary about a ten- year-old girl from fair faction is made. she saw pictures of children in n epa l carrying giant rocks down a mountain. she decided to start a lemonade stand to end child slavery around the world. she made $100,000 and film makers made a documentary called stand with me about her story. tonight's premier is at 6:00 at the balboa theatre. the 49ers may not be playing at the superbowl game, but they expect a jump in sunday profits in the bay area. these 2,000 pounds of wings being prepared. no matter who is playing on the field, the superbowl is an

excuse for a big party. >> it's a busy day for us, we need all our help on that day. >> and for those who chose to stay at home or will choose to stay at home many game day goodies will be at the store. they expect superbowl sales to bring in more profit than any other sunday. >> with the superbowl comes the animal predictions who will win the big game. lili lam bed out on to a platform which he was presented with two banners and he winds up picking the broncos to win that game. also a race between two tortoises in pennsylvania may have predicted the winner. i'm not sure which turtle is al or henry, but they were able to pick by racings two different

footballs. both tortoises went to the denver broncos. >> based on the turtles. >> and lili. how one company wants to get beer to its customers and why the faa is putting a stop to it. fair weather in the forecast for your saturday afternoon this morning, it is a chilly start. when i expect we will climb out of the cold, i'll look at your temperatures coming up. ♪ ho ho

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well, bay area olympic hopeful received a gold medal send off from her classmates yesterday. students at the high school said their good business cheering i believe she'll win. she'll be leaving for sochi russia yesterday as the us

figure skating team. she's ready to show the world what she can do. >> it's so exciting to have everybody on my side. it's a huge boost going into the olympics knowing i have so many people at home cheering for me. >> two others took part in the send off. >> well, justin beiber has been allowed to reenter the united states. drug sniffing dogs searched his private jet at a new jersey airport. they said no illegal drugs were found on the plane. he and his passengers were questioned for several hours. the search was called after custom officials smelled marijuana on some of the plane's passengers. >> now, the way it wants to start delivering beer. it wants to get beers to its customers using drones.

they can take calls from ice fisherman and connect that 12 pack so it can slide on out. stockbridge is calling it a great idea. most of the customers spent days on ice fishing for sturgeon. >> i thought it was great idea. guys want to stay out on the fish for as long as possible and if someone is willing to invest money in a free market such as that and make it work, great. >> well, the faa says commercial use of drones is not permitted but the brewer says if those rules change it's going to be the first to invest. well, 125-pound molly scaler is the new champion of the chicken wing eating contest. she pete out the competition which was mostly men.

she ate 33 wings shattering the old record of 337. that number must be wrong. 33 doesn't sound like a lot. along with the title she took $2200. she said just because she's a woman doesn't mean she can't eat. >> yesterday was i who's bowl. they are the winners of a three- week pancake bowl. they have to order all you can eat pancakes. the winner will receive a $500 iwho gift card. let's head right over to rosemary, does that make you hungry. >> you were reading my mind. first the wings and the pancake. you have me hungry now. perhaps you're stepping out the door to get breakfast. bring the jacket it's a cold one. 5 to 10 degrees it, santa rosa,

31 degrees now. san francisco checking in at 43 and five degrees colder than yesterday. there's a winter chill in the air. concord 36, it's going to be like this over the next couple of hours. look at concord, your day planner here, it's feeling better. still chilly at 47 as geat into the afternoon, temperatures ranging in the upper 50s, we'll be in the 50s by lunchtime. it's settling into your evening. there goes the temperatures again, if you have evening plans, expect a chilly evening. 50s in the forecast, mostly sunny skies and the winds coming in from the northwest, we have a dry wind in place for the afternoon. 15 miles per hour. it will be cool out there. it turns chilly, bring along an extra jacket for the little ones. it shows you your weekend in

view. we have a passenger coming up, mostly cloudy skies. temperatures on the cool side and perhaps a little bit of damp weather coming up. i'll show you the futurecast model coming up. >> we have the correct model for you, 363 wings ended up eating. >> molly ate. >> that's quite a few more wingsishes than 33. >> or 337. that's a lot more. 7:58. >> more on the sugary drinks. the call of action for supervisors and how much drinks could go up. >> a close call, the shipping problem on the bay that shut down the transbay tube. ♪

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. good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2, it's saturday february 1st. i'm mike. >> and i'm claudine wong. good morning rosemary. good morning to you. it's a cold start out there. many of us are thinking into the upper 20s so i'll have a look at your current conditions as we get into the afternoon, mostly sunny, a cool day in store, upper 50s to low 60s, a little breezy especially along the coastline. sunday looks like a different day. the mode else bringing in the possibility of rain farther inland. i'm going to tap into this. i'll have an hour by hour conclude of what you can expect for your sunday and what you can expect for today coming up. what's happening now the ticket windows are selling single game giants tickets. they're hoping for another world series run this year after a disappointing year. die hard fans have been lined

up for hours for the giants fan fest. it looks like a big crowd out there. >> reporter: it's more crowded as the day goes on. the fans we talked to, the earliest were 10 or 11:00 last night. they were wait for fan fest to begin. you can take a peak around the side and you can see people lined up as far as the eye can see in their giants gear and flags and banners. this is what it looked like before dawn, about 50 to 70 people spent the night outside the entrance of the ballpark so they can be inside the fan fest today. there is an annual gathering where giants coaches and players will be inside the field. they'll be meeting with fans and signing autographs. >> we want to see. >> i want to see tim. >> what do you think it will be like if you see him? >> a real honor to me. >> he was like my man. i love him.

i have his jersey so hopefully i'll be able to get it signed today. >> our biggest goal is to get king to sign my hat and romo to sign her hat. that's what we came for. >> this is last year's giants fan fest. it starts at 10:00 this morning and it is free and it's first come first serve. that's why you see all these people waiting out here in line. some of the giants won't be here. tim hudson he's stuck in that ice storm in atlanta. others won't be in attendance, but there will be a lot of other players and coaches and fans out here this. that's what they're waiting for. . new this morning, police say it was a security guard who

caught a gunman at a bar in freemont. it's not clear what led up to that shooting, but a guard helped get him into custody. >> it was a security guard who detained our suspect. we've recovered a weapon. they took him into custody. >> they interviewed witnesses, no one was injured in this shooting. the bar has been open for years and there has not been any recent problems. account drought in california has been bad and they've taken unprecedented action. it will not deliver to counties. >> there's little water in the state's rivers and reservoirs. most of california's reservoirs

are lower than average this time of year. it's the lowest we've seen since the 1970s. >> the stopping of water deliveries -- deliveries have not happened before in the state's history. they'll re-evaluate the decision every month. for now, water will own be exported in the case of an imminent threat to health and safety. the state's project delivers water nationwide. the hardest hit is district 7 -- zone 7. it serves 200,000 people in dublin pleasanton, livermore and a part of san ramon. also al immediate a -- alameada. this receives about 1% of its supplies from the water

project. it affects about 10,000 households. and people and merchants in those areas say they're reducing the amount they use. one livermore user says she might stop setting water in front of customers unless they ask for it. vintners are pessimistic about the year. >> the lack of water, the vintage for 2014 will be almost nil. >> they're asking customers to voluntarily conserve 20%. they're hoping for rain as the wet winter period is not over yet. however, mandatory rationing is an option in the coming months. >> 34 deaths for flu, the two most recent deaths were in santa clara county. it brings the total deaths from

flu to ten. they were both men with underlying medical conditions. state officials have increased their count for flu related deaths. 52 people have died bringing the total to 147. this year's total is higher than last year and does not include an additional 44 cases that are still being investigated. last year's flu season claimed the lives of 106 people. the shooting of an 81-year- old woman has a group of neighbors considering hiring private security. they plan to go door to door for hiring security to patrol the neighborhood. they need 100 house told to spend $30 for extra security. this 81-year-old was shot and killed tuesday during a home invasion robbery. bart trains are crossing

the bay this morning. it was headed to the port of oakland yesterday. it lost power. they dropped an anchor, that anchor fell from 1200 feet from the tube. it was contracted when it was near the ship. bart suspended service so it could inspect the tube. [indiscernible] . the transbay tube runs below the bay, 135 feet below sea level. it has an exterior and a concrete liner to withstand earthquakes. it will occasionally damage cables outside the tube and alarms go off for water leaks and seismic activity. they're trying to get

support for a proposal to tax soda soda and sugary drinks. it will fund health and nutrition programs. they decide to put it on the ballot later this morning. they hope to do it at the ymca to drum up community support. we need more rain and rosemary says maybe we're getting some tomorrow. >> yes, i'm all smiles about that possibility. key in mind it's a sunday, hopefully it doesn't ruin plans for people that have something going on outdoors on sunday. let's look at what's happening outside our doors this morning. crystal blue skies there, looking over concord this morning, 36 degrees at concord at this hour. many of us a few degrees above freezing and some of us slightly below freezing. santa rosa, 31 degrees outside your door, it's mostly clear

skies, drier air in place, our temperatures really sank in the overnight hours. 37 in fairfield, 45 in antioch, quite a difference in livermore. around the bay not as cold as our inland communities, chilly, 44 sfo, 44 reported in san francisco, half moon bay 39 degrees reported at the airport here. 41 in mountain view, and 41 in redwood city. if we slip along the peninsula, foster city 39 degrees, palo alto you're checking in at 37. 42 has al tows hills. so, getting outdoors early this morning, bundle up it's a cold one. mostly clear skies, you can see this here on storm tracker 2. i'll show you the next system that will bring us the rain. it's parked off the coastline.

it will be sliding south, but it looks like it may move far enough inland that can we can see scattered showers come sunday. we'll pick it up on sunday to save you time. perhaps a few scattered showers over the north bay along the coast, and so we get into 9, 10:00, we're seeing rain over the peninsula moving into the east bay, it's 10:00 in the morning, as we get into noontime or so, scattered showers from santa rosa down to san jose, so the system, the center of the storm remains offshore and it sends that moisture our way, 2:00, 4:00, still a possibility of the scattered showers and by sunday evening it's moving out of the area. for today and at this hour, it's a chilly one and as we get into the lunch hour, into your afternoon today, seasonable weather in the forecast. these numbers are a lot like

yesterday. 59 in freemont, 59 in mountain view, and we're looking at upper 50s in and around the peninsula with a few low 60s on tap for today. some possibility of rain coming our way. hopefully it doesn't ruin your sunday problems. we need it. so, we'll take it. there will be dry conditions on monday tuesday and wednesday. fleet weekend is making a comeback. the blue angels are returning to the bay area. . as you may remember last year those federal budget cuts led to the cancellation of the blue angels and other performances, this year float week will be held october 10th through the 13th and tickets go on sale today, they're selling box seats and even private, and more information our tickets, the web team has posted the link. look under web links.

>> first lady michelle obama has stopped in the bay area and what she believes california can accomplish in the next coming election. >> the superbowl isn't just about football, a look at the bay area toy company that will be airing a multi-million- dollar commercial. >> the san mateo bridge on a saturday morning. the traffic is doing great so far this weekend. the time is 8:13. it's starting to warm up right here on mornings on 2. sofa... desk...

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a beautiful shot there, downtown oakland this morning, a clear sky, good air quality in store for us and downtown oakland reporting 47 degrees. things got windy along the beach last night as you can see this video sweeping the sand across the great highway. it's been shut down. a bay area woman takes over as the head of the federal reserve. janet yellen is the first ever woman to lead the fed. she'll be sworn in on monday. she's been an advice chair of the fed for the past four years. she was the president of the federal reserve bank of san francisco. first lady michelle obama says california can help win back the majority of democrats

in the senate and win back the house. she spoke at a woman's luncheon, and nancy pelosi more than 600 people attended. they are ranging from $500 to 32,000 for couples. the first lady is popular draws for any fundraising in california. >> she shows girls anything is possible and that you can make it to the white house and be successful. she encouraged donors to max out their campaign contributions and emphasized the midterm elections in november. he wants to raise the minimum wage, deal with gun violence and get better education. >> it's time to restore opportunity for people. if you work hard and live up to

your responsibilities you can make it if you try no matter who you are. the speech to congress and the american people, he wants to create more jobs, improve worker training, guarantee that every child has access to a world class education and insure minimum wages and health benefits. he says all of those goals will strengthen and lift the middle class. although president obama will watch the superbowl he'll pick a winner although not publicly. he doesn't want to offend either of the cities of denver and seattle. he's predicting it will be a close game and come down to a great play at the end similar to what we saw in the 49ers seahawks game. maybe we wouldn't think it was great. the president said that some of the words from the stanford graduate sherman words may have

been calculated. >> i suspect he'll have more contracts. >> the president called him a smart guy with a wonderful story of growing up in a poor neighborhood and getting a great career. this is how oakland based goldie blocks got a commercial to air one of televisions biggest events. these are the opening seconds of a $4 million superbowl ad one in a contest sponsored by software giant intuit. a company makes construction type sets with story books. all this to get girls involved in high tech and engineering. the fastest growing professions in the nation. but, nine out of every ten

engineers is a male. goldie blocks found is a stanford educated engineer who we first interviewed 15 months ago as she was just starting out. >> in the eyes of an 8-year-old there's bob the builder, thomas the train and all these characters and really nothing for girls. this could really be a way to fill a huge gap in the market and change girls lives. >> because of a group funding startup, sterling has many sets selling well featured at retailers and online. today she is a new york city awaiting the superbowl spotlight. >> i'm so proud that it's based in oakland and to represent northern california and if the 49ers can't make it to the big game at least goldie blocks can. >> we're smart and we're strong and we're more than just a --

[indiscernible] >> it's game time. >> if you think this is dumb luck, you would be wrong. it's a brilliant idea backed up with a dedicated staff with a great big hand from that ad and that's what will make this a household word. congratulations to debbie sterling and i look forward to seeing the ad in tomorrow's game. >> yes, and congratulations. i look forward to seeing those toys. that before we turn cloudy and possibly wet for sunday. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. [ale n] pillsbury grands biscuits.

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. he's getting ready to sing in the superbowl on sunday, and he's coming to san jose. he's going to perform august 15th. tickets go on sale this monday. >> claudine was dancing right there. >> and mike was not there because he's not fun. in salt lake city utah, he was in action against the jazz. andrew took him in, third quarter down six, he finishes

with a little jam. this one finishes with park city utah. he scored 30 points, 44 for him on the night. they should win 95-90. their home on tuesday against charlotte. time now is 8:24, i'm sure rosemary was there. is it a rain dance? >> we could call it that it. good morning to you. we do have mostly clear skies and no rain in sight for today. i'm tracking something on the satellite there. it is offshore. it's going to be moving in closer to us as we get through saturday and by tomorrow morning it will be right off the coastline. now, the last models have kept it offshore and brought just a slight chance for rain but now, it looks like it may move a little farther inland and bring us a better chance at rain. temperatures remain on the cool side, mid to upper 50s and low 60s for the afternoon and the

afternoon will be a dry and northwesterly slow. there could be brisk -- it could be brisk. it looks like a cloudy day. it looks like we're going to see a better chance of a few scattered showers. this system right off the shoreline there would only have to shift about 50 miles west and then again we are back with only the slightest possibility. there may be a few scattered showers across the coastline. we'll be tracking for you today. i'll be back tomorrow morning and the extended forecast, the bay area weekend always in view. temperatures this afternoon, a lot like we had yesterday. this morning it is clear and it is cold. upper 20s to 30s, inland communities. upper to mid-40s around the bay. temperatures still in the 40s, still going to feel a little chilly out there and then for your lunch hour 50s in the forecast, we're cloudy and cold tomorrow. that chance for rain moves in and we're dry monday tuesday and witness. back to you.

. >> hello little one, a baby polar bear from canada has become an internet sensation. the zoo released this video recently. the cub is playing in the snow for the first time ever. that cub is trying to figure it all out. that cub is the only survivor born to the female bear aurora. finally enjoying snow in the sierra. how much the storm left behind and reaction from folks who headed up to the mountains as soon as it came down. >> it's not a superbowl without food. the bay area business is cashing in on the big game and big appetites. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around

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. well, happening now giants fans are lined up in san francisco ready to kick off this year's baseball season out in the ballpark welcome back. >> i'm mike. >> i'm claudine wong. >> the team will host the annual fan fest. we're outside of at&t ballpark. the line gets longer and longer it seems. >> it does. once the sun came out an hour ago it started getting more crowded out here. a lot of people packed shoulder to shoulder waiting for the gates to open. if we pan off to the right there's easily a thousand people maybe more than that who have lined up. the line goes all the way down the side of the ballpark. this is one of the entrance to get into the park.

everyone is in line for giants fan fest. this is video we have of last year's event. it's the best opportunity of the season to meet giants coaches and players. they shake their hands and photographs, 29 coaches and players are going to be in hand. they camped out overnight, they could be first in lined, it was a chilly night and they enjoyed being with other fans and talked about their hopes for being in the 2014 season. >> it's cold and it's really welcoming and warming. it's comforting and fun. >> it's nice to see the fans all around each other. >> now, the people who were first in line to get into the ballpark will be first in line to get autographs from players. some people got here as early as 10:00 last night. fan fests start at 10:00 and that's when the gates open and the event is free.

from baseball to football, superbowl sunday a big business for many bay area bars restaurants and carriers. it's the most watched event of the year. even if they are not playing, we have a peak on how they're gearing up for game day. . >> reporter: wings are the name of the game. >> we have different kinds of wings here. >> 2,000 pounds will be delivered to football fans on sunday. even without the 9ers playing it's always an excuse for a party. >> it's one of our busiest days. it's a day where we have the staff. >> for those who opt to stay home a last-minute dash to the supermarket is part of the game plan. they expect 20% jump in business. the beer aisle here is known as the end zone where a fixing of a superbowl party come together. >> it's just an event having

fun with folks, visiting friends and family is huge. >> they're ready to sweeten the experience of watching the superbowl without the 9ers. >> we have the prong owes and the seahawks -- broncos and the seahawks. >> when they played in the championship gail, it drew about 2,000 fans. the owner tells us he expects triple the normal of business this sunday, there will be 10 big screens and 11 food trucks. >> it's the biggest game of the year. we wait for it all year. >> that was ktvu's ali reporting. we'll have coverage all day long. we'll continue through the ten o'clock news. people in la -- l.a. are buzzing over the possibility of a new stadium. the owner of the st. louis rams

bought a 60-acre plot of land in englewood. he has not said what it's going to be used for, he's keeping his options open. he's not had a nfl team since 1994. three homes are damaged, the flames started at 6:15 in the bay view neighborhood. a spokesman said the flames quickly spread from one home to two neighboring homes. one was damaged significantly and one minor damage. the coughs of the fire is it under investigation and no one was hurt. a grass fire that burned near the marin county high school is suspicious. it took firefighters an hour to knock it down. the campus was never threatened by the fire and no evacuations were necessary.

police in santa clara, said a woman started a fire. she was burned and had to be treated. neighbors saw her. two other people inside the hole managed to get out safely. pittsburgh police are warning a spike of car theft. the thieves do not appear to be targeting any specific area. they've been trying to use license plate readers. they're reminding people to use their locks in parking lot areas. these men were stealing cameras. if you recognize the men police want you to give they will a call. a water taxi service in san

francisco could expand to richmond. the water taxi takes people from sausalito to four san francisco local indications. a man who owns space on the waterfront wants to offer the taxi service to his tenants. the call to conserve water is getting louder. the san francisco public utilities commission finalized a call. they are asking them to cut water consumption by 10%. mandatory rationing was ordered. the hedge hedgy systems will be in effect in certain counties. you can go to the pcu headquarters on golden gate avenue and get water saving

devices. a muslim group is inviting people to pray for rain. we've created a special section on the california drought. look for the link on our website and under hot topics. fresh snow in the sierra, they're hoping the storm will mean big business today and tomorrow. the snow is a welcome sign for businesses. many say it's not enough. >> we need another 20 that's for sure. this is nothing and we're just waiting for something, i guess like three storms would be nice. >> and many resorts are hoping for one more big storm before the president's day holiday weekend. that looks pretty good. i was there a couple of weeks ago and i was surprised, it was beautiful weather and the snow obviously, we want more, but it

wasn't bad given the kind of weather we've been having. rosemary is working on snow for us. we might get that possibility. the models have changed up just a little bit in the last 24 hours. i'm going to show you that change in a little bit. first i want to start with what is happening outside your door this morning. is the that a beautiful shot we have, crystal blue skies overhead. we have good air quality in place. mainly calm. you can't see the flag moving, right there above the tribune tower because it's a fairly calm start to the day. it could be a little breezy along the coastline. the story at this hour, the coal 31 in fairfield and nevada. you're in the 30s this morning. 34 in livermore, 36 in could be cord around the bay upper 30s to mid-40s. oakland reported at the airport

41 degrees, but downtown oakland 47. half moon bay was checking in at 37. no rain, no clouds, in sight until i shift back a little bit. this is a system here we've been tracking for the last couple of days and up to this point, the models had moved it inland and dropped it south, skirting the coastline. it may be rain for the coast and along the peninsula. that has changed and the models bring it inland and give many of us the possibility of rain on sunday. there it is sunday morning. we wake up and we're mostly cloudy. we have scattered showers over parts of the bay, it's 8:00 over the san mateo coast along the peninsula, now, 9, 10:00, santa cruz, it may be the east

bay, berkeley, oakley, free lap will p. perhaps we're looking at concord livermore, the scattered showers are with us at 2:00. this system will ride its way south continuing to send the bands inland and now we've crossed over 6:80, and livermore over scattered showers. this is where the storm path looks like it will move through at this point. if it shifts a little bit farther west. we could be looking at mostly cloudy skies. we'll be tracking it for you now, and then. as far as new jersey, superbowl sunday is going to be cloudy and mainly dry. it will be cool with light winds in the forecast. $45 at fail time at 3,30 in the afternoon. upper 50s to near 60 degrees around the region. cool and again a little breezy

for the afternoon just inside the gay. it's always in view, cloudy, cool tomorrow, a few scattered showers in the forecast at this point, but we're going to dry out and we'll be getting into monday tuesday and wednesday, we'll be dry. i'll show you how much rain we may see out of this possibility, maybe a tenth of an inch or so. a ten-year-old bay area girl is making her big screen debut tonight after a photograph started a personal mission built on a lemonade stand. >> at that's big weekend for football fans, not everyone is ready to celebrate. a couple known as mr. and mrs. sea hawk. [ female announcer ] pillsburyrescents on their own are fantastic.

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. starting out with a live view, mostly clear, calm, cool. >> we're following developing news out of indonesia. a volcano erupted killing 14 people. the ash is too hot to get closer to see if there are more victims. this is the worse eruption

since the volcano came back in 2010 after 400 years of dormancy. one person is in the hospital after a shooting inside of the apartment near michigan state university. it happened less than a mile of campus. two students were shot. a second person was treated and released by the hospital. the suspect is on the loose and the shooting was not random. they were alerted to that shooting by a text message. a security breach affected by the hotel customers. hotels managed by the company called white lodging. the only hotel involved is the hilton garden inn. a cybersecurity expert broke the stories. they may have had their credit and debit card information stolen. >> more than a dozen medical marijuana dispensaries have been ordered to close shop.

they will have to relocate if they're too close to schools. one pot club owner does not understand why the city is forcing him to move. >> for the past two years san jose has allowed us to exist and now out of left field they're coming down to shut us down. >> we've declined to crackdown on them until we had an ordinance that would survive legal scrutiny. >> they said medical marijuana dispensaries that did not relocate by yesterday's deadline will be cited. he plans to start collecting signatures for his own initiative to regulate cannibas clubs. this medical facility was find $50,000 for giving a patient carbon dioxide instead of oxygen. it took five minutes to recognize and fix the area. it's the first administrative

penalty for the center. prison officials are recognizing that gang members can reform. there are 135,000 incarcerated in california. and 2800 are considered gang members or associates. they're enacting new rules that will make california the first state in the country that inmates can quick those prison gangs and put the lifestyle behind them. inmates who forsake gangs and go to anger management programs will get privileges and not be in solitaire cells. . the public nudity ban was signed into law last february. there are exceptions for events, but protestors say they're trying to get a permit to be arrested at today's

event. >> they turned around the lives of 2,000 gang members is back in business. san mateo county offered a free tatoo program for gang members. the machine probing and they were able to raised 125,000 to replace the machine and yesterday the new laser was revealed. >> we you a how them, now, to -- allow them, now, to find employment and feel safe. they can remove the past and allows them to reenter society. >> the free tatoo removal service is available for survivors of domestic abuse. >> a ten-year-old girl from fair faction is appearing in san francisco. she saw pictures of children in n epa l carrying giant rocks down a mountain.

she raised money to stop childhood slavery around the world. she was able to raised 100,000. a documentary was made called stand with me, and her story is at 6:00 at the balboa theatre. >> tonight marks the start of the chinese new year. this is the police horses. and an appearance by the chinese dragon which is a symbol that chases away evil spirits. >> it's the good wishes and good spirits that the chinese and asian communities want to express to the rest of the world. >> while children are in traditional clothing and they're looking for items to start the new year off on the

right foot. they'll be filling the streets of chinatown and don't forget that ktvu is your exclusive home on tv. it's in the city by the bay and you can watch it live starting at of clock at night. >> the seattle seahawks are notorious to have the loudest fans in football. we may have found the most passionate. mr. and mrs. sea hawk, they cover themselves in head to toe in seahawks gear. they got married at the old sea hawk, the love has grown stronger between themselves and for the team. you don't need to know which team or the player manning iowa will be rooting for.

quarterback peyton manning will be leading the broncos against the seahawks while he has converted many manning residents. the iowa town is also home of the grandparents of one of the denver bronco players. and with the superbowl comes the animal predictions. this is li li he was presented with two banners. one with the seahawks and broncos banners. he grabbed the broncos banner. >> all right. well, more trouble for pop star justin beiber as dogs are brought in to welcome the jets at the new jersey airport. >> this wouldn't be a bad weekend to run out of beer, but one wisconsin brewer has an idea that no one is without a cold one again. >> sunny and dry again, cloudy and wet, tomorrow i'll have

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. usa, usa, well bay area student received a send off yesterday. they said their good-byes.

she'll be leaving next week as a member of us figure skating team. >> it's just so exciting to have everybody on my side and it's a huge boost going into the olympics knowing i have so many people at home cheering for me. >> the olympics champions and they also took part in the send off. they also presented he had months with her own 1996 olympic pin. justin beiber has been able to reenter the united states following a brief delay. his private jet was searched. custom officials said no illegal drugs were found on the plane and no charges were brought against the singer, but he and his passengers were questioned for several hours. they say the search was called after custom officials smelled marijuana on some of the passengers on that plane. this afternoon iwho's

pancake bowl. it will feature eaters in the bay area. they are the winners of the three-week pancake bowl. the competitors have to order the all you can eat pancakes and put away as many as they can. the winner will receive a $500 iwho gift card. and molly is the new champion of a philadelphia chicken wing eating contest. it included eagle center jason kelsey. she ate 363 wings in 30 minutes. that shattered the old record of 337 along with taking home the title. she's won $22,000. she wanted to prove that because she's a woman it doesn't mean she can't eat. >> i think she proved that. lake make beer wants to use

drones. it says it can take calls from thirsty ice fisherman and connect the 12 pack to that drone and fly it out to where fisherman are sitting. most of their customers spend time on the ice fishing for sturgeon. >> guys want to stay out on the ice and fish as long as possible and if someone is willing to invest money in a free market way such as that and make it work for them, great. >> well, the faa says commercial use of drones is not permitted but that does seem like a good use if you're expecting that. >> if you're stuck out there for a few weeks who are months. >> do you really need that beer, here it comes. >> time is 8:57, 9:00 knocking on the door. let's check with rosemary. >> good morning, we need the rain so i'm going to push you ahead for sunday for just a moment.

we have the opportunity of seeing some of that. a system is going to ride out the coastline tomorrow morning. it will bring it closer to us. that will, in fact, bring a better chance of more of a widespread rain. this is the newest model. the models kept the rain well offshore which is a few skirting the coastline. now, take a look. we may see rain in measurable areas. i hope it doesn't ruin any outdoor plants. it would be nice in the system comes far enough inland to bring scattered showers for our sunday. a look at your extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view. low 40s to upper 30s, upper 50s to 60s like it was yesterday. we have showers in store for sunday and dry for the business week ahead. i'll show you a futurecast

model coming up. >> why this man was arrested as he was trying to get it out of the state. we're going to show you this store. how a golf ball could have ended up on the head of an alligator.

we have just one hour to go before the doors open for

giants' fan fest. you can see the line continues to grow outside of at&t park. we'll tell you how long some. people here have been waiting in line. drastic action taken by the state as the dry weather conditions continue. it's directly impacting bay area water agencies. a florida man arrested at san francisco international airport with 14 pounds of marijuana. his plans for the pot that he was trying to smuggle out of the state. the clock says 9:00 and "mornings on 2" starts now. good morning, everybody. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. we want to start you off with a quick check of the weather with rosemary watching changing weather conditions. >> good morning to you. for starters, what a beautiful start to the day. we do have mostly clear skies. calm conditions. it's a lot colder than where we

started yesterday morning with the dry air in space. 6 degrees in color in concord than 24 hours. 9 degrees cooler in livermore. sunny and cool this afternoon. i think the temperatures will be like yesterday. tracking changes. cloudy conditions expected for your sunday even the possibility of scattered showers coming our way. i will show you that future cast, the time line on that and i'll have your models for the afternoon -- coming up. happening now -- the area between third and mission streets in san francisco or mission rock street is closed at this hour because people are driving into the city and they could run into delays. there are thousands of people expected to attend the unofficial start of baseball season and allie rasmus is live for ut as you at&t park where the -- for us at at&t park where the line for fan fest is wrapped around the ballpark. >> reporter: good morning. the fans who got here the earliest, got here at 10:00 or 11:00 night. they camped out here overnight in front of these gates so they could be first inside the

ballpark when the gates opened. we're just an hour away from the doors open. the people have a lot of company. the line stretches all the way down to at&t park. there's a thousand people here easily waiting to get inside. the fans keep coming. as we pan to the left, you can see a steady stream of people wearing giants' gear. as you can hear, they've got some cheerleaders. the organization has cheerleaders and raffles going to keep people entertained. everyone in line is here for giants' fan fest. it's the best chance for fans to meet their favorite players and coaches. this year, 29 coaches and ball players from the team will be here at fan fest. we asked some of the people in line who specifically they wanted to see. >> i love him. hopefully i have his jersey. hopefully i will be able to get

it signed. >> reporter: who do you want to see? >> tim lincecum. >> reporter: what do you think it will be like? >> a real honor. >> cain to sign my hat and romo to sign her hat. that's what we came for. >> reporter: this is what the entrance of at&t park looked like before dawn. there were 50 people camped out overnight waiting to be first in line when the doors opened. there are a hand full of players who won't be participating. tim hud sond is stuck in the ice storm in atlanta, pablo sandoval is in venezuela. for a lot of the fans they want to get inside, be part of the action and fan camaraderie. fan fest starts at 10:00 this morning. it's free to the public. live in san francisco, allie

rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. new this morning, police say it was a security guard who caught a suspected gunman at a bar in fremont. shots were fired at the el camino bar on niles boulevard. still not clear what led up to the shooting. police say guard at the bar helped get the gunman in custody. >> it was a security guard who helped detain him. we've recovered a weapon. >> they taped off the bar interviewed witnesses. no one was injured in the shooting. the suspect's name has not been released. police say the bar has been open for a few years. no recent problems. a florida man is under arrest for charges of trying to bring marijuana on a plane at san francisco international airport. 32-year-old mickey roy had 14 pounds of pot on his carry-on luggage. investigators say he told them he was paid to calf to to pick

up the drug -- paid to travel to california to pick up the drugs and he was booked. well, the shooting of an 81- year-old woman earlier this week in oakland has a group of neighbors considering security. residents in the diamond district are going door to door to drum up security. 81-year-old beverly was shot and injured on tuesday during a home invasion robbery. police are searching for four people in connection with the shooting. b.a.r.t. trains are crossing the bay following a scare with the transbay tube. a container ship headed to the port of oakland yesterday lost power. that prompted the bar pilot to drop an anchor to keep the vessel from drifting. the anchor fell 1200 feet from the tube. it was retracted a few minutes later. and then b.a.r.t.

was notified a couple of hours later. b.a.r.t. suspended service for 30 mirnts so it could inspect the tube -- minutes so it could inspect the tube. >> it's our policy to notify fight. it was an extra safety measure we decided to take because of this incident. >> the transbay tube runs through a trench at the bottom of the bay. it's covered with gravel. now, it does have a steel exterior with a five-feet liner to help withstand earthquakes. anchors occasionally damage outside of the tube and alarms go out. fashioning record-drought conditions, the state of california is taking unprecedented action. the state water project has reduced its water allocation to 0%. it will not deliver water to agencies that include napa, alameda and santa clara counties.

>> simply put there's very little water in the state's rivers and rosier virus. most of the reservoirs are well below their average for this time of year. overall storage is the lowest we've seen since the 1970s. >> this top in water deliveries has never happened before. officials say communities will have to rely on store water, ground water and push for more conservation. the state will re-evaluate the situation each month. for now, water will only be exported in case of an inmy neent -- imminent threat. the hardest hit bay area is the zone 7 agency. they get as much as 80% of its water from the state water project. zone 7 serves roughly 200,000 people in dublin, pleasanton, livermore and parts of san ramon. also affected is the alameda

county district. iter is gets -- it gets 40% of the water from the state. the santa clara water district receives 1% of its supplies from the project that affects about 10,000 households. people and merchants say they are already reducing the amount of water they use. one livermore restaurant owner says beginning today she might stop serving water to customers unless they ask for it. the owner of a wine bar says there's pessimism. >> the grape growers are very concerned about lack of water and what it will do to the vintage. 2014 will be almost nil if we don't get rain. >> the alameda county wurt district is asking consumers to voluntary conserve 20%. officials are hoping for rain. mandatory rationing is a possible option in the coming weeks and months. starting with a look at

alameda this morning. mostly clear skies in the forecast for today. you can see just a little bit of a haze there over the water. but it's good air quality. that's just humidity there. we'll continue to see the blue skies for today and then big changes for tomorrow. here and now first, 40 degrees in santa rosa. 47 in alameda if you are planning on getting outdoors maybe for a rn along shore line. 47 in oakland. 49 san francisco. 50 sfo. 43 half moon bay. 39 in livermore and had 3 in walnut creek. so still a bit chilly out there but an improvement from where we started earlier this morning especially areas like santa rosa, we're 40 degrees. bottomed out to 28 in santa rosa. 48 pittsburgh, 47 in brentwood, we're looking at 37 in la fayette. 40 degrees in orinda, san ramon, 36 with calm conditions right now. 42 degrees reported in castro valley. as we get into the afternoon, mostly sunny, cool, a little brisk along the coast today.

we'll have that northerly breeze for us for the second half. we are mostly clear now but this is the system that we continue to watch. yesterday, it looked like it was gonna move inland and then it looked like it was going to move south. it will continue to move south but at this point, the models want to bring it a little bit farther inland and bring us the possibility of scattered showers on sunday. take a look. at 7:00 in the morning, as we get going tomorrow morning, western's mostly cloudy. we shouldn't be as chilly tomorrow morning. our temperatures will be up. we'll be in the sunshine tomorrow. we have rain here along the sonoma coast along the peninsula. perhaps across the peninsula by about 8:00 and then as i shift it once again into 10:00, it's moving into the east bay. maybe popping into san jose. keeping in mind the sent ernt of circulation is sliding south, that's why you are seeing a rotation here. we could see scattered showers in the forecast for the lunch hour, 2:00 in the afternoon. this is fairly new.

yesterday, the models kept the storm farther offshore. we remained mainly dry. with that in mind, it could change again. we'll track it for you. if you are going to fan fest, mostly sunny, 50s. upper 50s to near 60 this afternoon. for areas like oakland, san francisco, concord, santa rosa, san jose we'reprity much all in the same boat. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view, mostly sunny today. mostly cloudy tomorrow. a chance for showers tomorrow as well. and then we dry out. the business week ahead, mostly clear to partly cloudy and temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. i will have your lunchtime numbers coming up. thousands of people have been in their cars after the winter storm hit atlanta but now tow companies want to know who is going to foot those bills for pulling those cars home safely. a push to tax sugary drinks in san francisco. the action being taken by supervisors hoping to make the city a little healthier. is this the bacon and cheese diet?

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and the race is on in the oakland estuary this morning. mostly sunny skies, cool conditions in store for your afternoon. companies in georgia are trying to work out who is going to pay the bill for towing thousands of vehicles stranded. people say the roads were too icy to drive on. so they abandoned their vehicles and just began walking.

that led to more than 2,000 cars and trucks left on streets and freeways. yesterday, the state called in tow companies to move them to the side of the road or tow them. but those companies were told not to charge the owners of the vehicles. >> taking a lot of manpower, a lot of equipment that has taken a lot of beating. a lot of people worked long hours. >> the tow company said they were told the state department of transportation would compensate them but now they are saying the state is telling them to go to the counties to get paid. this man is accused of stealing some of these cars abandoned in the cars. police say lewis mitchell has wacketting as a -- was acting as a tow truck driver. police say the tow truck he was using was also stolen. a bay area woman takes over as head of the federal rae serve. janet yellen is the first woman to ever leave the fed. she replaces ben bernanke whose term has ended. yellen will be sworn in on

monday. she had been the vice chair of the fed for the past four years. before that, she was the president of the federal reserve bank of san francisco. first lady michelle obama says the bay area can help democrats keep the majority in the senate and win back the house. she headlined three democratic fund-raisers during a trip here to the bay area. the first lady wrapped up her visit by speaking at a women tea luncheon at the fairmont hotel with nancy pelosi. more than 600 people attended with tickets ranging from $500 to more than $32,000 for couples. >> the first lady is probably onest most popular draws for any kind of fund-raiser in northern california and probably the most popular around the country. >> she shows girls anything is possible and you can make it to the white house and be successful. >> the first lady encouraged donors to max out their campaign contributions and emphasize the importance of the midterm elections in november. she says the president wants to raise the minimum wage invest in job training and gun

violence and improve preschool education. in this morning's weekly address, president obama discussed the agenda he laid out in his state of the union. >> it's time to restore opportunity for all people. the idea that mo matter who you are -- no no matter who you are, if you work hard, you can make it if you try. >> during tuesday's speech to congress and the american people, the president outlined four gain goals. he wants to create more jobs, improve worker training and guarantee that every child has access to a world-class education. he wants to ensure livable wages and health benefits. he says those elements will strengthen and lift the middle class. a group of san francisco supervisors are trying to get support for a proposal to tax soda and other sugary drinks, 2 cents. the money would fund nutrition and health programs. on tuesday, the board of supervisors will decide whether that put that on the november bagot. later this morning -- ballot. several supervisors will hold a

rally at the ymca to try to drurm up support. the warriors on the road. last night in salt lake city, andrew bogut takes command. warriors down 6. the big man driving down the lane and finishes with the little jam. also with five assists on the night. this one to curry who shoots deep. he lights it up in the second half, scoring 30 points. he had 44 on the state as golden state wins the win. 95-90. they are home on tuesday against charlotte. well, the nfl has a new target audience. how the league is attracting women to the previously male- dominated sport. outside our doors, it's a pretty start to the day but it's cold. i will have a look at the time line for your forecast. we are looking at perhaps showers coming in. i will have a look at that in your forecast -- coming up.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." it is super bowl weekend. and everyone is getting in on the action. >> that includes president obama who says he will watch tomorrow's super bowl but he's not going to publicly pick a winner. he told a reporter that he doesn't want to offend either city. but he's predicting it will be a close game and one that will come down to a great play at the end. now, when asked about the postgame rant of seahawks cornerback richard sherman, the president said some of the words from the stanford graduate may have been calculated. >> let me get some attention and obviously it worked. i suspect that he's gonna have a lot more endorsement contracts. more jersey sales after that. >> well, the president called him a smart guy with a wonderful story and credits him for growing up in a poor neighborhood in southern california and going on to have a successful career. women are making their

presence known as die-hard football fans. nischelle turner has more. >> reporter: remember, back in the days when the word pro football fan conjured up images of guys like this. and women who didn't hate the sport were thought to be tolerating it because well, how else would you get to spend time with your guy on sundays in the fall? >> i don't want you to give up the super bowl. how selfish do you think i am? >> reporter: fast forward a few years and the so-called football widow may tis her huddle is shrinking. 375,000 of women attend games every weekend. one individual says more women watch the super bowl than the oscars and they are no longer content to sit on the sidelines. this woman is the nfl director of apparel. she says over the past ten

years, the league has gone out of its way to embrace the growing legion of gridiron bales. >> we've expanded our product and what we have. >> reporter: but this newfound need to cater to females is not just about recognizing their love for the game. the fact is women are the consumers in chief of most households. why not reach out to the fans who are more likely to spend the big bucks? >> we're always trying to learn more and get smatter about what women want and what the female fan wants? there's always more. there's always something out there we can be doing. >> reporter: before the league got hip that team gear for women should include more than pink jerseys, this actress was proving when it comes to giving the ladies what they really want. she's the boss. she's an avid sports fan fan who got fed up with the lack of

apeerl options for women. so back in 2008, she started her own line called touch. >> i knew that women made up 50% of the attendance in sports. i figured if even 7% of those women wanted something, an alternative to either the big jersey or the pink then we would be in good shape. >> that was nischelle turner. tomorrow's game will air right here. we'll have coverage all day long starting right here on "mornings on 2" and then continuing throughout the 10:00 news. an unusual sight at a golf course in florida, an alligator with a golf ball on his head. >> we've had a lot of gators. we have a lot of balls that run up to gators. we haven't had one on top of a batter's head that i know -- gator's head that i know of. >> we'll check out this gator stunning himself last mound. the moment was captured by a cell phone camera. look. no one is afraid of the alligators.

no one knows how the golf ball ended up on his head. the joke, the image has golfers from all over buzzing. >> once he got onshore, probably get a nice wedge and play off of him. know not to take a stroke if you are brave enough to do that. right? >> right. whatever you say. [laughter] >> we don't have to deal with that around here. that's fine. rosemary has good news. a sprinkle or more tomorrow. >> yes. new models are bringing chances of rain to the bay area, not just the coast but maybe the east bay, maybe the inland east bay. i will have that future cast model for you next half-hour. today, it's a clear, cool start, temperatures are rebounding. mid-30s for inland communities, a few low to mid-40s around the bay as we get into the lunch hour, mostly sunny skies. 50s in the forecast for your lunch hour. mid- to upper 50s, a few low 60s in store for the second half of your day. could be a little brisk along

the coast. we do have a north breeze that's expected to kick up a bit in the afternoon. it's calm out there. 60 degrees in oakland for the afternoon. 57 san francisco. 60 in napa. 59 san jose, as well as mountain view. upper 50s for redwood city. palo alto, sunny skies and cool. the extended, there it is. come sunday, we'll wake up with clouds, maybe even scattered showers by 7:00, 8:00 tom morning. it could be something that we see all day long. i will have a look at that future cast model. it doesn't last long. we'll be dry with temperatures remaining in the upper 50s to lower 60s, monday, tuesday, wednesday. back to the desk. the state is asking people to conserve water as the dry weather drags on. the voluntary cutbacks in san francisco and how a prayer group is responding. fireworks wringing in the lunar -- ringing in the lunar

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morning. the clouds have grown bigger and bigger. allie rasmus live for us outside of at&t park just about 30 minutes away from fan fest. how is it looking? >> reporter: that's right. a half-hour before the gates open and giants fan fest 2014 begins. the line is huge. take a look. easily thousands of people who have lined up outside of at&t park. you can see them wearing their giants jerseys and they are carrying their banners. a guy coming by selling programs. fans are excited for everyone to begin at 10:00 this morning is when the gates open. there's some san francisco fans, 49ers and giants fans out here. everyone here is in line to support giants fan fest. this is the fans best opportunity to come face face with some of the players. this is video from last year. thousands packed at&t park. it's a chance for fans to go in, meet the giant, coaches and players, shake their hands, get

their autographs. fans said it was definitely a chilly night and they enjoyed talking about their hopes for the 2014 season. >> hopefully it's a good, even- numbered year. that seems to have worked for us in the past. i'm hoping it's better than last. definitely. >> it's cold. but it's like really welcoming. it's really warming, comforting. it's fun. >> reporter: now, the people first in line to get in will be first in line to get an autograph from their favorite players. that's why some people were willing to camp out overnight. but now that we're just 30 minutes away, you can see a steady stream of fans keep on making their way from the parking lot across this bridge to at&t park. the event starts at 10:00 this morning and admission is free. live in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. three homes have been damaged by a two-alarm fire in

san francisco. the flames sparked up at 6:15 at a shoem on shafter avenue in the bayview neighborhood. a spokesman from the fire department said the flames spread to two neighboring homes. one was damaged significantly. the other had minor damage. the cause of the fire is no known. investigators are calling a grass fire that burned near marin school yesterday suspicious. it started yesterday. the two-alarm fire burned about eight acres and took nearly an hour for firefighters to put out. officials say the campus was never threatened by that fire and no evacuations were necessary. police in santa clara say a fire that destroyed a house early yesterday morning was set by a woman who lives there. investigators say neighbors reported seeing 41-year-old outside of the garage after the fire started. police say she was burned and had on treated for non-life- threatening injuries. pittsburg police are

warning people about a spike in stolen cars. they've noticed an increase in thefts in the past few months. thieves don't appear to be targeting a specific areas. police have been using license plate readers to catch the thieves. they are reminding people to lock their vehicles and park in well-lit areas. antioch police looking for these two men suspected of saling a surveillance camera from the antioch marina on december 29th. the photos were recorded around the time of the theft. if you recognize the men, police say call them. two more flu-related deaths have been confirmed by health officials. according to the tally, that makes 34 across nine bay area counties. the two most recent deaths were in santa clara county bringing the total number of flu-related deaths there to 10. the victims ages 43 and 54 were both men with underlying medical conditions. state health officials have increased their cost.

the total number, 147. this year's total is already higher than last year and does not include 44 cases that are still being investigated. last year's flu season claimed the lives of 106 people. well, in the bay area, and across the state, the call to conserve water is getting louder. the san francisco public utilities commission has finalized a call asking help help chip customers to cut water -- asking hetch hetchy customers to water by 10%. parts of san mateo, santa clara and alameda counties. san francisco residents can receive free water saving devices by going to the puc headquarters at 528 golden gate avenue. they need to bring along a proof of their address. the situation has become so dire that a muslim group in the bay area says it will hold a prayer service today for rain.

the pea2. at ktvu.com, we have created a special section on the california drought. just look for the link which is on our front page under hot topics. the storm that pleau through this week brought snow to the mountains. >> we need more that's for sure. this is nothing. we're just waiting for something, i guess like three storms would be nice. >> many resorts are hoping for another big storm before the presidents day holiday weekend which is typically a very busy time for folks in the sierra. a winter chill in the air. what a pretty start. chris cal blue skies overhead. temperatures are beginning to turn around. still cool out there. 40 degrees in santa rosa.

earlier this morning, santa rosa airport sank to about 28. 49 in antioch. 39 in livermore, we're chillier than where we were yesterday morning. the air is drier with the clear sky out there. temperatures are cooled off in the overnight hours. 47 in oakland. 47 readwood city. half moon bay, 50. inland communities coolest from 24 hours ago. concord, livermore, santa rosa, napa, all reporting anywhere from 5 to 8 degrees chillier than war we -- than where we stood yesterday. 48 palo alto, 48 in menlo park. 47 in foster city. 43 outside in san ramon. 50 degrees brentwood. pittsburg, 52. 42 castro valley. 40 la fayette and orinda, you are with mostly sunny skies and 43 degrees outside of your door. mostly clear skies will remain for today. take a look at that. can't find a cloud. if i back it up a little bit farther we've been tracking the system now for a couple of days. it's going to begin to move

inland as we move through our saturday. this is going to -- didn't mean to go that fast. it will be shifting closer to the coast. by tomorrow morning it could bring showers over the bay area. yesterday, the models had the system a little bit farther offshore and it looked like the rain was going to stay pretty much confined to the coastline. but now the models push it a little bit farther inland and because of that, you will notice the rain line moves farther inland. let me show you here. we'll pick it up tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies. maybe light rain falling alog the coastline as we get going tomorrow morning. by 9:00 it's shifting along the peninsula into the bay. by 10:00, 11 dlk, it's in the south bay -- 11:00, it's in the south bay, maybe shifting into the east bay along the shore line there. oakland, hayward, perhaps, fremont, richmond of the as we get into the afternoon, notice it's now moving across 680. maybe a few scattered showers over livermore, concord, again, this is fairly new and the models still have possibility

of shifting it offshore and bringing us mostly sunny conditions for tomorrow. you may have plans for tomorrow. if they are outdoors, something to be aware of. it shifts to the south. sunday need it's out of here and we're dry for monday. today, 60 around the east bay. 59 in antioch. 57 san francisco. if you are going to fan fast, it will be cool and brick for the afternoon. 59 -- brisk for the afternoon 59 in mountain view. the extended forecast there about your bay area weekend always in view, big changes from today into tomorrow, mostly sunny and dry today. mostly cloudy and perhaps showers in store for tomorrow but we're dry for monday, tuesday, wade. partly cloudy, upper 40s, low 60s in the forecast. i will have your saturday lunchtime hours coming up. people in hong kong marked the start of the lunar new year with fireworks. celebrations have been taking

place all over china. this is the year of the horse. the animal is considered a symbol of strength but some are predicting 2014 will be a tough year for the economy. well, colorful celebration in san francisco marked the start of the chinese new year. ♪ as you can see, the event features line dancers and a salute to san francisco police horses because it's the year of the horse. the procession included an appearance by the traditional dragon which helps chase away evil spirits. mayor ed lee was one of many people who came out to take part. >> it's really the good wishes and the spirits that the chinese and asian community want to express to the rest of the world. >> children dressed in traditional clothing and shoppers filled the stores. in two weeks, thousands will fill the streets of chinatown to watch the big chinese new year parade. boe die vau is celebrating -- godiva is celebrating.

the flavors include green tea, dark cara mall pear, milk cherry almond and white pine an. pineapple. to commemorate the year of the horse, the most expensive box features lady godiva riding on a horse and don't forget, ktvu is the place to watch the parade in san francisco. that parade is two weeks from today on february 15th. thousands are gonna fill the streets to watch it in person. if you cannot get there, you can turn on your tv, watch it live on ktvu, starting at 6:00 p.m. >> we'll be there. never miss a good party. always fun. warning today by the catholic church about a pony priest. area and people he's targeting and the ruse he's using to get inside your home. it's ticket saturday. find out how you can see barry gibb of the bee gees.

let's look at the traffic. looking good as you make your way into san francisco. smooth sail, blue skies on this crystal clear, saturday morning. time now is 9:41. you are watching "mornings on 2."

a live look there over the bay point area. mostly clear skies this morning. we'll remain clear for the afternoon with good air quality in store for saturday. 9:44. also recap some of our top stories -- the gates open in 15 minutes out at at&t ballpark for the start of giants fan fest. you are looking at a live picture from outside of the park. a lot of black, a lot of orange. 35 to 45,000 people expected to attend. giants players include buster

posey, tim lincecum, the as fest starts february 8th. they report to scottsdale in two weeks. many california communities that rely on the state for water, for the first time the state water project has stopped delivering water due to a lack of water in reservoirs. areas affected the most include dublin, pleasanton and livermore. a suspected gunman is under arrest accused of firing in a bar in fremont at the el camino bar on niles boulevard. police say a security guard was able to detain the man before officers arrived no bun was injured. we're learning about a possible new security breach. it appears the target are hotels managed by a company called white lodging. now, the only bay area hotel involved is the hilton garden inn which is near the san francisco airport. a cybersecurity expert broke the story. he says customers of other

white lodging hotels specifically marriotts may have had their credittant debit card information stolen. starwood homes was co- founded by 49ers player brian and his partners. he started to buy and lease homes back to families who could no longer afford them. the company oengs and manses more than 4,000 -- owns and manages more than 4,000 homes. >> it's a mom and pop business. it's been owned by individuals. it's only recently that large irns stukses have come in -- institutions have come in. >> he won a super bowl with the 49ers in 1994. he will ring the bell at the new york stock exchange monday morning. more than a dozen medical marijuana dispensaries have been ordered to close up shop. a new zoning ordinance requires cannabis clubs to relocate if it operates too close to homes or schools. the dispensaries had enough yesterday to pack up and go to

areas des ig nated by the -- designated by the city. one pot club owner says he doesn't understand why the city is forcing him to move. >> for the last two years we've been able to exist. now they are coming to shut us town. >> we've declined to crack down on them until we had an orie dance that -- ordinance that we knew would survive scrutiny. >> one club owner says he plans to start collecting signatures next week for his own initiative to regulate cannabis clubs. state health officials have issued penalties to eight california hospitals including regional medical center of san jose. it was fined $50,000 for giving a patient carbon dioxide instead of oxygen. investigators say it took hospital workers five minutes to recognize and fix the error. it's the first administrative penalty for regional medical center. california prison officials say they now believe gang members can be reformed even

behind bars. there are 134,000 people intarscated in -- incarcerated in california. authorities are now enacting new rules that will make california the first state in the country to recognize inmates who quit prison gang and who put that lifestyle behind them. inmates who forsake gangs and anger management will get more prif limgs behines bars -- privileges behind bars and will not have to be held in isolation. catholic priests are warning about a man post posing as a -- posing as a priest and they say he's been asking for money. they say he focus on the latino and has been traveling throughout northern california and has visited several homes including in vallejo. for about 16 years, san mateo county offered a free tattoo removal program for

reformed gang members. then two years ago that laser tattoo removal machine broke. so now supporters raised $125,000 to replace the machine and yesterday that new laser was revealed. >> we allow them now to feel free to find emploim to find -- employment to feel safe. we removed the last part and allows them to re-enter society. >> organizers say this is available for survivors of domestic violence. a documentary about a 10- year-old girl from fairfax is premiering in san francisco. back in 2012, viv i haveian saw pictures in nepal carrying giant rocks down a mountain. she decided to start a lemonade stand to end childhood slavery around the world. in 173 days she made more than $100,000. last year, filmmakers from oregon made a documentary called stand with me about her

story. tonight's premiere is at 6:00 at the balboa theater. a wisconsin brewery is getting attention for the way it wants to start delivering beer. they want to get beer to its customer using drones it says using gps bars can take calls from thirsty ice fishermen, connect a 12-pack to a drone and fly it out. >> i thought it was a great idea. guys want to stay out on the ice and fish as long as possible and if somebody is willing to invest money in a free market way such as that and make it work for them, great. >> the faa says for commercial use for drones is not permitted. the brewer says if the rules ever change it will be the first to invest. ticket saturday. today, three lucky viewers are going to win two tickets to see

barry gibb in concert. they are good for saturday, may 31st at the concord pavilion. this is one of six dates for his first solo tour. to enter go to ktvu.com before midnight and enter the secret word, jive. the sendoff for an olympic hope f.m. hope-- hopeful. sunny and seasonable weather in store for your saturday. this before a winter storm takes aim at the west coast. when will we see some rain in our area? i will have your numbers for today -- coming up. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay?

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hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] add a u-verse wireless receiver today. ♪ >> usa! usa! usa! >> bay area olympian polina edmunds received a sendoff from her classmates. students at mitty high school

said their goodbyes saying i believe she will win. the 15-year-old will be leaving for sochi russia next week as a member of the u.s. figure skating team. the sophomore says she's ready to show the world what she can do. >> it's so exciting to have everybody on my side. it's a huge boost knowing i have so many people at home cheering for me. >> champions and former mitty grads, kerry walsh and brandi chastain were there. justin bieber has been allowed to reenter the u.s. on friday, drug sniffing dogs searched his private jet at the new jersey airport. custom officials say no illegal drugs were found on the plane. no charges were brought against the singer. they say the search was called after customs officials smelled marijuana on some of the plane's passengers. this afternoon is ihop's first ever pancake bowl. it will feature the top pancake eaters in the bay area. they are the winners of a three-

week pancake bowl that took place at local ihop restaurants. the competitors have to order the all you can eat pan takes and put away as -- pancakes and then put away as many as they can. the winner gets a $500 ihop gift card. 120 pound molly is the winner of the chicken wing eating contest. yesterday, this mother of four pete beat out the competition which was mostly men and did include eagle's center jason kelsey. she ate 363 wings shattering the old record. along with taking home the title she got the check for $22,000. she wanted to prove that just because she's a woman, doesn't mean she can't eat. seattle seahawks are notorious for having some of the loudest fans.

meet this couple. they've been going to the games for 15 years and cover themselves from head to toe in their gear. they received the title of mr. and mrs. seahawks when they got married at the 50-yard line at the old kingdom in 1998. you don't need many guesses to know which player the city of manning, iowa will root for. the guest of honor will be a little busy and cannot attend parties. peyton manning leads the broncos against the seahawks. this is lili. he lives at the zoo in tennessee. he came out to a platform where he was presented with two banners one with the broncos' logo, the other with the settle seahawks. went back and forth and picked the broncos. and aer to ris in pennsylvania may have predicted the -- and turtles in

pennsylvania may have predicted the winner. in the end, they both opted for the broncos. tomorrow's game air will air right here at ktvu. we'll have coverage starting with "mornings on 2" and then continuing throughout the 10:00 news. we want to go to rosemary for a last check of your weather. >> temperatures are beginning to turnaround. santa rosa, 46 degrees. san francisco reporting 50. oakland, 50 degrees. concord, you are checking in hat 48 -- at 48. for the afternoon, mild weather. at least seasonably mild weather. upper 50s to near 60. it's mostly sunny skies. it should feel pretty good out there. may have a northerly breeze pick up, especially along the coastline for the afternoon. could be a little brisk for the coast. san jose, 48 right now and you will be in the 50s for your lunch hour. upper 50s for the second half of the day. 59 san jose today. 58 in hayward. 60 degrees for oakland. 60 santa rosa as well as napa the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in

view. we've been talking about it this morning. the newest models now want to bring an increasing possibility of rain to our area. so we'll be tracking that tonight and into tomorrow we could wake up with scattered showers on super bowl sunday. >> groundhog day tomorrow, too. >> it is. >> maybe we will get some rain. >> let's hope. >> that's our report for this morning. thank you for making cute your chice for -- ktvu four choice for news. >> we'll have more of giants fan fest at 6:00. you can get updates on our facebook and twitter pages. thank you for joining us. have a fantastic saturday. blatche oh wow, you look incredible.

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