. >> they called the police, she's got a knife. >> there's been another deadly police shooting in the bay area. this one in freemont, what officers say prompted them to open fire. what's caused traffic and backups on the bay bridge. this will hopefully lead to the smoother commute on the western span of the bridge. >> this has lasted for decades, why a father and son are ending their business after 27 years and the closure is a sign of

the time. good morning towel come to mornings on 2. it is saturday january 17, i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike me back. welcome back. >> i miss rosemary. >> why didn't you take me with you. >> guess what i did? >> i put up my rain gauge. i have a rain gauge. >> it's misty and i thought hey, i might need this. >> we have a feeling we'll get rain. >> you won't see a lot of rain. we may get a few sprinkles over parts of the north bay for the weekend, not enough to really matter but just enough to make us a little damp. giving you a live look, here comes the sun, we have 20, 25 minutes or so before the official sunrise. mid and high-level clouds and fog out in this morning.

let's look at storm tracker 2, we're waking up with a mix of sun and clouds. we're not seeing anything falling this morning. santa rosa picked up a few 100ths yesterday and we'll continue this pattern as we get into the weekend. fog out in this morning, concord is reporting visibility down to 2.5 miles. santa rosa it's thick, down to a half-hour and livermore the visibility is okay. as we get through the morning hours we have fog to deal with and clouds, and temperatures are in the low 50s and high 40s. livermore you're waking up at 51 and san jose is 49. the temperatures are not bad, but it's a cloudy one out there. there's a slight chance of scattered showers passing over the north bay. it's 63 for oakland, 65 in redwood city, and 61 in concord and into the south bay 67 degrees for morgan hill. as we get into the holiday weekend not a lot of change in

the forecast. it's another spare the air day, we'll look at the air quality coming up. new this morning, caltrans is wrapping up work on the bridge. crews are putting sealanst on the upper deck. they tried to repair cracks between spear and belle streets by installing plates over them. that work caused massive traffic jams last october. they're using this rapid setting concrete and replacing it. >> this is state of the art using the best silicone elements that we have, it's a blend of them. it will last 79 years, we'll see how long these last. >> people driving through the bridge late at night will see the workers on the span doing their work.

they'll be on the underside and the upper side of the span through march. a call to police was about a man threatening someone with a knife. it was on the interstate, and they believe it started around the corner on great salt lake corridor. >> there were two guys arguing and the one guy who was working at the house that's empty kept saying, get away from me, man, get away if me. >> the caller told us there was a man walking in the neighborhood armed with a large knife and possibly going after two individuals. >> that police spokeswoman said three officers responded to the scene and saw the man with the knife and after fronting him opened fire. they're interviewing officers and looking for witness who is may have been in the area at the time. civil rights john burris

says he intends to file a suit against the city of richmond. it stems from a police shooting in september that killed 24- year-old richard perez. he testified that the shooting happened during a struggle when the man tried to grab the officer's gun. he put his hands up before the shooting and he claims the officer was the aggressor. police protestors are using dr. martin luther king, jr. holiday to step up their police brutality. [ chanting ] >> you're looking at video from last night. dozens of protestors protested outside of the mission police station. they were preventing demonstrators from going into the station, protestors held signs accusing police of racism

and promoting displacement. giving property to wealthy people and displacing family. protestors there, you can see took spoons and banged them against the metal disrupting forces. they forced bart to close stations. they are trying to claim martin luther king's action. people staged a protest on friday. there are a couple of rallies against bart and protests against brutality. one is at bart station in san francisco and one is at the fruit maz a and a march afterwards. they're killed in the line of duty, who will attend the state

of the union address. a man was killed during a wild crime spree. she channeled her loss to start a foundation aimed at improving relationships between law enforcement and the public. she has been invitedded as a guest at the state of the union address. >> i would hope that he would address the community that needs to be built involving the law enforcement in the community. and he would support my view law enforcement and the community to work together. >> he wants to reform immigration policies. president obama provided a glimpse of his speech on tuesday night. >> our job now is to make sure that every american feels that they're a part of our country's come back. that's what i'll focus on in my

state of the union, how to build on our momentum with rising wages and better incomes and a rising middle class. >> he wants support for his program to raise the minimum wage and he wants congress to pay the healthy families act which has paid sick leave for workers every year, and it will air at 6:00 on tuesday night. you see student athletes in the classroom. they're going to have a bonus for people with academics and athletes, they must establish a minimal level of academic performance that each sports team must reach. that policy is significant. some coaches receive millions of dollars in bonus assent this

-- and this new policy applies to new hires and coaches with new contracts. this person happens to be a long time fan of the team. the hay ward native grew up with the raiders. he has a knowledge and love for the silver and black. most recently, he was a defensive coordinator for the denver broncos. del rio said he's come home. >> it's a day-to-day business. you have to attack it every day. that's why you want to create a environment where guys are excited to come to work where they enjoy coming to work. where they're willing to sacrifice and help us grow. >> the head coach of the raiders is on hand to join the 49ers. the superbowl winning coach mike shanahan will be in there and rob is seen as a favorite.

a father and son are ending a tradition that they started 27 years ago. they've been selling newspapers at the same spot for more than two decades. we're live in the sunset district. this will be the last weekend for them. >> reporter: we're at 27 and irving in san francisco. there's a lot of activity happening. across the street you can see the produce workers getting the stands ready at the market. there are plenty of customers inside getting coffee and doughnuts. there's another business on the street corner that has been here for almost three seconds decades. they're ending their r they've been selling the san francisco chronicle and other newspapers and they're calling it quits. >> we're not going to do street sales in the neighborhoods, they're going to be keeping

downtown, the kiosks and along market streets, but they say in the outlying areas they're going to be cutting those as of this weekend. >> this is something you started doing when you were ten years old selling newspapers on the street? >> yes. i grew up up the block and my family is up the block. i went to school up there. i sold candy as a fundraiser, i sold the candy with the guy selling newspapers here. and that guy works on 26th. do you want to take this job, and so i showed up the next week and ever since it's been a job. >> and you said decades ago there used to be hundreds of people like yourself selling papers on the street, but times have changed. >> a lot of people pick up the news through other means and there's a changing customer clientele. >> what will you miss most about this business? >> i will be missing the people, we met a lot of people

on the street and that's got me into journalism later. there were stories in the paper and stories of the people on the street and people would come by and telling you about things going on or their lives, and that's what's i'm going to miss most. >> the face-to-face sales contact is going to be for the sale of newspapers and other things as well. we'll be here because eric and dan have invited people here, after doing decades of business, come to say good-bye and share stories about things coming to an end on the corner of 22nd and irving for this father and son duo. >> nothing like pulling out a dollar and buying a newspaper. >> it's part of everyone's routine. we'll check in with ali a little bit. some people will come by for

that little nostalgic paper route. this is part of the challenge, the unique way a man from the bay area plans to raise money for cancer research. >> this is the moment we were waiting for ten years ago. >> and the supreme court is getting read whyy to get back into the marriage business, the question they want to answer about same-sex marriage later this year. >> a cloudy pattern in place and i'll have the places where you may see showers coming up. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.

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marriage. there are 15 same-sex couples that are in states that have banned same-sex marriage. in 2004 was the fight of this start. that's when the law was first challenged and it allowed same- sex marriages to be performed in the city. >> it's hardly collapsed since 36 states allow same-sex marriage. >> the justices must decide two important questions: can states ban same-sex marriage and whether states must recognize same-sex marriages from other states. a ruling is expected in late june. >> all right. time now is 7:16. i have been bundling up. it's been cold. you know this morning not so bad. for the afternoon, it may be cool. you will need your jacket again. we have dry conditions. >> i'm giving you a look here at the conditions as we take a peek at san jose this morning.

we've got gray skies around the bay area, a few scattered showers yesterday. we'll continue with this pattern and today is a spare the air day. as i mentioned a moment ago, we are waking up in the low 40s and 50s. you don't have the urge to light the fireplace, it's illegal unless you're exempt. in the central bay it's above that mark. if you have asthma or respiratory it could be bad for you, poor air quality for today. we have scattered showers falling over parts of northern california, from eureka to fort bragg. we have a very moist air in place. we won't see much rain out this unfortunately. a few passing showers for today, tomorrow a little bit of a better chance and i'll show you this here as we get into the saturday. a mix of clouds and sun today. we'll start at 5:00 this the afternoon. part of the north bay is cloudy, we have a mix of sun

and clouds and in parts of the south bay we'll warm up to the 60 this afternoon. tomorrow we'll get a chance of seeing a few scattered showers through the morning hours of the north bay. so, a cloudy cool pattern for the weekend. 48 in concord, 49 in napa and san francisco you're waking up at 51, 48 for mountain view and 50 degrees for san jose. a mix of sun and clouds for the south bay. by 10:00 54 degrees, get into of the afternoon partly cloudy skies 54, mid-60s at 4:00 in the afternoon, as we settle into the evening hours, the clouds do return. the temperatures will remain in the low to mid-60s for today. it's 60 degrees for novato, and 60s to are pacifica and 67 los

gatos and 65 for redwood city and the extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view, we can call it an unsettled pattern with a possibility of a few showers over parts of the north bay, you know it's in my opinion, not a great pattern for your holiday weekend because we're not getting the beneficial rain, we're getting a few sprinkles and we're not getting the sunshine either. >> we started off so well with winter and then it seems like -- >> it's a really good thing we had such a nice amount in december, because -- it's been dry and right now the models are looking like january may stay dry. >> that's not what we need it hear. >> i know. >> keep working on that. thanks rosemary. later this year, the way you shop is about to get a major makeover in new york city. it will be a more interactive experience. >> cutting edge video displays, screens and high technology in stores. >> burberry is leading the

entire sector. it's the future of shopping, but it hasn't happened in the u.s. you put digital technology in your stores, you don't know if there will be a pay back. >> that's changing, new york will have high end boutiques and shopping centers go high tech. this kiosk let's you create a avatar with your body measurements. you can see if there's a perfect outfit without trying on a single thing. >> you can stand still hold the handle and weight ten seconds, an avatar is created and you can go on the computer and shop with your made to measure clothing. here's your 3d view of our avatar and come over here and you can see any dress or skirt or any kind of clothing on your made to measure avaatar.

you cha-ching the measurements, hemline. >> they have 300 to 900 custom eyesible skirts. starting with the avatar is free. she's overhauled her customer's experience. she partnered with e-bay to use touch screen technology throughout the store. >> this hasn't been advances in retail since the apple stores. and there's a new mile shopper and we have these beautiful iphones and beautiful gadgets, what if we reimagine retail, the concept of what these phones can do, front and foremost. >> they've taken away part of the painful parts of shopping. >> going into the dressing room and trying on dresses and being naked. >> they can browse different looks and pick clothes in their

size and even order a drink. >> there's a lot of technology in this mirror to make it work fast and feel good to the customer and it's been a couple of years in the making and getting it right. from the mirror you select. the dressing room knows what's in the dressing room. so, you have an additional experience on the dressing room mirror. >> it magically senses the items you brought in and we turn the mirror itself into a touch screen. you can ask for any other sizes or cuts or items that you can select on the mirror. >> want to see a jacket on the time. check out the soho after dark lighting. >> he believes man conditions will get major upgrades in 2015. >> they have the technology inside of the mannequins head. you'll get an alert on your cellphone where they want you

to come in to the store. >> what do you think. >> rosemary and i have been fascinated, it's interesting. >> i love the idea. >> are you impressed. >> i like touching the items. not that i go shopping every day. i don't even try things on, i grab and go. >> you're such a guy. he's such a guy. >> what's the market for, for the millenial shoppers. >> we need to get a drink. >> rosemary and i are going to get a drink -- >> we're going to leave mike here and we're going to create our own app and our own avatar. >> have a great time. i'm staying here. >> all right. moving on at 7:23, a superhero with a heart. >> i can't cure him, but just to give them a moment of peace. >> coming up at 7:45 how one

bay area, spiderman is helping children suffering from life- threatening illnesses. >> a black lab who learned to ride public transit all by herself.

. a space x rocket that brought supplies to the international space station crash landed and exploded after it ran out of hydraulic fluid minutes before it landed. they were hoping to reuse the rocket for future flights. they'll be making changes for the next launch which could happen sometime next month. well, seattle has figured out to -- a dog in seattle has figured out how to use the buses all by herself.

she gets right on the bus and takes a window seat. she hops up often to a complete stranger. there's a local dj, he snapped a selfie of course. >> he gets off and he gets off at the park and gets off the bus. >> i look out the window, and i was like, did that just happen. >> the dog's owner said he takes the dog on the bus, and he says the dog gets on the bus without him. he often catches up with the dog later on in the park. >> i'm not waiting for you i'm going. >> my dog doesn't wait for me either. >> the dog sat at the park and he waits for two hours, he is like i'm not going to go anywhere without you. trying to run seven marathons in seven days, and six of them are not in the

united states. he's hopping planes for. the unique way this man tries to raise money for cancer research. >> it's a gloomy start outside our doors this morning. we'll check on your current conditions. we'll have a look at your afternoon highs coming up.

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. time now 7:30, let's get you updated on the top stories we're following right now. civil rights attorney john burris plans to file suit against a police officer, a shooting that killed richard perez. there are rallies across the bay area as part of the martin luther king holiday. they have accused officers of racism, and caltran is putting the final touches on the project, crews spent several months fixing old joints. they hope the replacements will last as long as the original decades which lasted for 8 decades. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. >> rosemary, we'll have a look at the weather. normally everybody would be skiing this weekend.

is there even snow up there? >> it's icy at this point. it's been sometime since we've had snow. some areas are doing okay and some not so much. outdoors this morning, it's a mostly dry start. we have a soggy pattern in place. we have a few -- we have a foggy pattern in place. a mix of sun and clouds in store for the entire day. temperatures will be in the low 60s for most of us. not too bad. don't expect a lot of sunshine, we're waking up with fog, santa rosa reporting visibility down along halfway to 91. the visibility is poor in some areas. 51 in walnut creek, upper 40s to 50s along the bay. 50 degrees at half moon bay, and santa rosa you're check at

50 degrees. that's warmer than yesterday. this is not bad for the season. 48 for palo alto and into sunnyvale we have 51 degrees for saratoga. we have a mix of sun and clouds, mostly cloudy over the north bay and partly cloudy over the south bay. we have a mix of sun and clouds in the bay area. we'll put numbers on the screen and check on air quality coming up in a little bit. oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened at 9:30 last night. it happened at 32nd and adeline streets, it's unclear what led up to the shooting, but no arrests have been made. we're learning about a couple getting killed. two schools were on lockdown. one of the victims was a 19- year-old alexis and he was with

her boyfriend with the shooting and he was also killed. it happened in near 185th and she grew up with grandmother and graduated from high school last june. >> i was, please, come home, she would be safer at home, this is not where my grand kids to be at in oakland. >> randolph met her boyfriend while she was working at a ups facility and she just started community college. they were both placed -- the schools were placed on lockdown for an hour. police have not released information about a suspect. the berkeley city council will be holding a meeting today about improving community and police communications, this will happen at adeline street, and they'll talk about the michael brown case in ferguson, missouri and how it affected the community here.

businesses and a number of people were arrested and businesses were vandalized. a father of a player is joining the search for a morgan hill teenager. she disappeared in march of 2012. they'll be a couple of other volunteers who will continue to search for lamar every saturday. his son logan organized a autographed signing event to raise money for the search effort. two men forced their way in through an iron gate and pretenned to be police officers. it happened in the engleside neighborhood. the homeowner didn't want to be identified, but he told us what happened. >> a kid knocked down the door, the door wasn't locked so they just opened it and they said this is a police officer stay where you're at. >> a spokeswoman for the san francisco police department said that the fact that they

posed as police officer is alarming, they didn't take off with anything or harm anyone. they realized the family was still inside the home. a san francisco fire station is open after two years. in downtown clayton, this was one of four stations that they closed in 2012 along with stations in pittsburg martinez and lafayette. the fire district decided to reopen station 11 because it's near wild line where a fire can spread quickly. >> geographically it's isolated, it's important not only from a fire standpoint, but from an ems standpoint as far as a paramedic getting on scene quickly. >> we have children and it feels safer to have them down the street rather than a few minutes. >> they're still deciding whether to reopen the other

stations. there's a 1.6 million fine for long tarmac delays. last career on january 2nd, southwest kept passengers on planes too long after landing at the chicago's midway airport. they are required to let passengers off after 3 hours of being on the plane. >> and they said it was because of snow and bad weather and even show they say there has tock to be resolutions in the future. two people in san mateo county died from the flu including one person in modesto county and san francisco. there was the first flu death in los angeles county. the current flu vaccine is not strong enough. it's effective 23% of the time. officials are still recommending that people get the shot. it's hard to mention that

any child or family who isn't scared or overwhelmed at the prospect of a complicated surgery. one woman is using her experience to build a smartphone app. >> i noticed one side of my rib started tow protruding from my torso but i didn't know what it was. >> she has overcome some challenging years, she was diagnosed with scoliosis. >> it's very scary. i remember crying. >> after one unsuccessful surgery she went to ucf for a second spinal fusion. >> we hold the spine together, usually two rods and several anchors which attach to the rods -- they attach the rods to the bone. we straighten it as much as we can. >> the road to recovery was tough, she not only joined the

swim team, she went on to graduate from harvard university. >> i think moving on with my life was the biggest gift. that's what impacted my motivations and made me go into medicine. >> she is developing an app to navigate the preand post surgery phases. she has helpful hints from her experience. >> you may not think, asking the school to give a top or bottom lock to minimize while they're recovering, to minimize the excessive amount of bending a child will have to do. >> it's great to watch a child come scared and fast forward ten years, she's put together and smart as can be woman and going to give back. >> the app will be released this spring. and they're going to address other diseases and conditions.

meir woods will have a opening and it's usually $7 and they like to waive fees. if people take advantage of the offers, the highway remains closed at the 4.1-mile marker where it washed away. a new wildlife rescue center is under way. the conservation center for wildlife care will span across 170 acres on an abandoned quarry above saratoga, a foundation will pay for the $54 million center. this year marks the 25th anniversary since the sea lyons have been called their homes. they've been one of the biggest tourist attractions to the city.

many people went it see them. the pier is offering free sea lion encounter tours and it will go from 11:00 a.m. to 4 in the afternoon. 4-year-old greg anthony was arrested and then later released by washington, d.c. for soliciting a prostitute. he faces a misdemeanor charge which is punishable by 6 months in jail. he there is no word yet on whether he'll still call that game. the only man competing in the world marathon challenge. it will require 31-year-old tim durbin to run 7 marathons in seven days on seven continents. it goes from chile, dubai, sydney, australia and he's trying to raise 77,000 for

cancer research. >> i'm tired just listening to this. >> the trek. >> just to think about the jet lag and then you have to run for 26 miles depend and again. good for him. while raising the scores of college athletes, the policy that will give incentives to newly hired coaches. if they can improve the scores of the athletes in the classroom. >> i can't cure them, but to give them a moment of peace. how a man is using his superpowers to distract children from life-threatening illnesses.

. good morning, thank you for joining us on this saturday, giving you a live look there at a mostly cloudy start over oakland this morning. temperatures downtown in the low 50ists. >> all right it's 7:44, let's talk about superheroes. a superhero is coming to life in the bay area. >> this man is using his special powers to brighten the days of children with serious illnesses. in a storage closet, he puts on the custom-made suit, one section at a time. >> my main goal is to just bring happiness. >> in the dining hall dozens of children wait eagerly. >> excited. >> for a visit from a superhero. these children suffer from a light threatening disorder where their blood doesn't clot often limiting them from other

physical activities that they can't enjoy. >> this spiderman is trying to save the day by transporting children who have serious medical conditions. >> i can't cure them, but to give them a moment of peace, they still have their imaginations. >> into a world where they have powers, a dream worth leaving. >> a superhero came. >> a transformation that comes along with the custom cape made by volunteers. >> i like the superhero. >> to bring them to their imagination, that's the beautiful thing there. >> this is a dream come true for this 9-year-old in oakland. >> he's a superhero and he saves the world by shooting

webs. >> there's no stopping this man who was a tree trimmer for the city of pittsburg and lost it through a back injury. >> i'm putting this into the world. >> that's a nice story. time now 7:47. a mother and daughter from the east bay are working on an unusal collection drive. this 7-year-old, she's from san leandro and they're collecting umbrellas to give to people who don't have one. she was inspired to collect the umbrellas after seeing a mother and child getting wet on a rainy day. >> sometimes people don't have umbrellas and i want some people to have the umbrellas. >> when she expressed a concern about the children in the rain being wet, and wanted to do something about it, at that point i was too sick, but i

promised as soon as i got better we would do something. >> olivia's mom is a cancer survivor and was so touched by the outpouring and help she received when she was sick, she wanted to help in some way. she's going to give umbrellas away for mothers and children in the east bay, if they can get more that would be better. if you haven't used the umbrella, you haven't because of the weather. rosemary, it's supposed to be drizzling today, but it fizzled out. that's right. the ridge of high pressure that brought us rain today it is just hanging on. we can't got the rain through here. we're waking up with fog in san jose in addition to the clouds and it's tough to see over there and in the bay and santa rosa, this is something to be aware of. here's the system, a lot going

on out over the pacific, but the ridge of high pressure is right here and continues to push the storms up and over california. areas from crescent city down to here are picking up here, you could get 4 inches, we could use that, right, here we are the rain line is not coming this far south. we've seen a few sprinkles at that time. it will be cloudy today mostly dry for today and as we got into tomorrow there will be another slight chance, again it will favor the north bay, for most of us we're mainly dry, a little drizzle out there at times, not what we need. as we get into the week ahead, it looks dry. in addition to the cloudy conditions and the fairly cool conditions for your afternoon, another spare the air day, so here is the number for the north bay, 107 to 102 along the coast and central bay, it's

above that 100 mark, and we have respiratory issues, asthma and lung disease, that includes you. san jose you're checking in at 50 degrees, so the temperatures are mild, but it's cloudy out there. it will feel cool, if you're stepping out you'll need a jacket, at least i would. 62 in antioch for the afternoon, 62 in observing, 62 in santa rosa as we slide south into the south bay temperatures are a little warmer. look at los gatos, 66 for you and mountain view and san jose ural go to 66 as well. partly cloudy and 67 degrees in the santa cruz area today. the extended forecast with the bay area always in view, we didn't see any icons. the chance of rain is minimal. if we see it it won't be much, it will be lit and passing and move on. we'll have the mix of sun and clouds continuing. temperatures don't change a whole lot asway get into the second half of the weekend and

if you are have the holiday, monday off we have more of the same. dry conditions in the forecast and as we were talking about in the last half-hour, and unfortunately right now the model is dry all the way through the end of january. that could change but right now it's not looking too good. >> it's blowing through january. >> i thought it would be so drenched by now, given how december was but it hasn't panned out. >> i know. thanks rosemary. a rivalry in a championship game, between the fans of the seahawks and the green bay packers all over cheese. the city of bainbridge washington are banning the possession of the consumption of cheese at city hall. that's fighting words from the producing state of wisconsin and they won't play songs from

seattle based bands. there are other antiseattle suggestions. >> all starbucks and seattle coffee chains. >> i don't know what they have in seattle, bainbridge bands, that means no cheetos or cheese whiz. they're trying to win over a young football fan in oklahoma. he sent letters to the owners of the football team. he was looking for a team to root for. the carolina panthers responded. they sent him a helmet by the star players. and he's been encouraged to cheer for the 49ers. he won't be swayed by gifts. he's researching all the teams. he promises once he picks a team he'll stay loyal for life. that's an interesting way to find one to root for. >> it's one of the most popular

animated movies. it's creating controversy. we'll tell you about this new app that is based on the movie "frozen" and why some parents say it's gone too far. one show dead heads won't want to miss. the legendary band is playing a final farewell.

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. well, police say the driver is lucky to be alive after a tree fell on his car. it happened 6:30 last night. the tree hit the back of the man's volvo. he was not hurt, it brought down a power line. if it felony sooner he could have suffered injuries and death. it took crews a couple of hours to clean up that man.

police in san jose are looking for people who walked into a classroom and stole cash. he grabs a bag and walks right out. he walks out and gets away in that sedan. among what was stolen were ipads and several gift cards and $400 in cash. armed soldiers in belgium are guarding terror targets and after police raided a terrorist cell and it netted dozen of suspects across europe. the islamic militants were ploting to kill officers on the streets and in the embassy and in the city of antwerp.

monday will be the last ride, king's wife launched 200 freedom trains across the us30 years ago. while the others stopped running the bay area freedom train operated until new. there's been a decline in ticket sales. with the 50th anniversary 1965 from alabama to the state capitol, the story turned into an oscar nominated film. a dream came true for surviving members of the grateful dead. there is one final free show run. >> this summer, july 4th 5th and 59. billy, bobby mickey and phil will be reunited on stage. >> that's amazing. to see the daughter of the late leader gerry garcia.

soldier field happens to be the last place where gerry garcia played with the dead in 1995. >> i'm sure the tickets will go fast. the number of cases continue to go. just how many people have contracted the measles and the mourning of people who have traveled to disneyland parks. >> you want people to feel like they go outside and not hiding behind the drapes peeking out the window. >> this is a message being taken to the president and the award she received and what she's now trying to change.

a remarkable thing has happened. over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. you can compare plans side by side choose the one that best fits your needs and enroll online. coveredca.com is also the place to find certified experts in your area who can answer your questions for free, and help you enroll. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. it's based on income, and 4 out of 5 people who have enrolled qualified. if you don't have a health plan, or you do, but you want to make sure it's the best plan for you, now's the time to visit coveredca.com. but to get covered you've got to get going. open enrollment ends february 15th.

visit coveredca.com today. . >> call the police he's got a knife. >> there's been another deadly police shooting in the area. this one in freemont. what police say prompted them to open fire. >> it's caused major backups on the bay bridge, what the work being done is to make it smoother. the work being done on the bridge. a father and son are ending their business after 27 years and why they say the closure is the sign of the times. good morning earn welcome to mornings on 2, it's saturday

january 17. i'm mike me back. >> good morning to you i'm claudine wong. let's look outside. this is a good shot. >> it was foggy and gray. >> there's blue patches out there. there's the median. >> oh, yeah, i missed that last weekend. >> you were away last weekend when it was installed. no major accidents, they're getting used to the movable median barrier. >> and the closures. >> you can see some of the blue skies, rosemary took a couple of steps outside of the studio. how is it looking out there rosemary. >> the sun is on me and it's a glorious start to the day. if i point you to the west and to the west to areas like the bay bridge toll plaza and the golden gate, you can see the clouds are there. some of us are dealing with pockets of thick fog.

we have rowers out on the estuary as well. look at the numbers. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s at this hour. 52 in oakland, 48, 50 degrees degrees in concord and 50 in santa rosa. temperatures range from the upper 50s to low 60s, you're looking at 62 in santa rosa, 62 in oakland, 66 in mountain view and 67 in morgan hill with a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures won't change a lot in the second half of the weekend. some of us may have scattered showers when we come back tomorrow. we'll look at the futurecast model and we'll check out the thicker fog in parts of the bay area. >> thanks rosemary we'll see you soon. caltrans is wrapping up repair work. they're putting new sealants on the upper deck.

they're trying to repair cracks on expansion joints by installing plates over them. the work created massive traffic jams last october. they've been applying rapid setting concrete and replacing it. >> we're using the best silicon elements that we have, the blend that we have. the last ones lasted 80 years we'll see how long this lasts. caltrans will patch up some minor cracking on the upper and underside of the western span through march. police in freemont are investigating a officer- involved shooting by a man who was threatening someone with a knife. that happened in harvey park on the west side of 880 in freemont. it started around the corner at

great salt lake court. >> there were two guys arguing and the one guy who was working at the house that's empty kept saying, get away from me, man, get away. >> the caller told us that there was a man walking in the neighborhood, armed with a large knife and possibly going after two individuals. >> a police spokeswoman said that police officers came and after confronting him opened fire. >> they're looking for any witnesses who may have been in the area. civil rights attorney john burris says he plans to file a lawsuit against the city of richmond and one of the officers today. that goes back to september that killed 24-year-old richard perez. he said the shooting happened during a struggle when perez tried to grab the officer's gun. but, he said he put up his hands before the shotting. answer claims that the police officer was the aggressor.

he'll hold a news conference about that officer in richmond. and they're going to step up their criticism of police brutality on the martin luther king holiday. last night dozens of protestors demonstrated outside of the metro mission police station. they prevented people from going in. they accused police of racism and they said that wealthy people displays people when they move into neighborhoods. during yesterday's commute, protestors banged the trains and disrupted services. banging spoons, blocking train doors and forcing bart to close stations are examples of trying

to reclaim dr. king's legacy of direct action. >> this is pacifying images -- >> shutting down free ways is not good, and i don't think stopping public transportation is in the good. >> i think it's a waste of time for people to protest. >> they demanded that it disbands the police force and there are a couple of rallies today against bart and police brutality. one is scheduled at noon in san francisco, the second starts at 3:00 p.m. at the bart station plaza. they plan a march afterwards. a woman of a sacramento sheriff's duty killed in the line of duty will be in washington tuesday. they were killed last october during a crime spree.

the wife said she channeled her loss by starting a foundation aimed at improving law enforcement and the public relations. she has been conveniented to be a guest at president obama's state of the union address. >> i would hope he would address the unity that needs to be built in the law enforcement and community. i hope he would support my views on trying to get law enforcement and the community together. >> she wants immigration policies to be reformed. in this morning's weekly address, president obama provided a glimpse of his speech tonight. >> the job is to make sure every american feels like they're part of the country's come back. i'll focus on that with the state of union, how to build on it and how to make a stronger middle class and higher wages

and raise up the middle class. >> he wants equal pay for equal work. wants congress to pay for the familiar healthy family acts which pays for 7 days of sick days a year. people diagnosed with measles after visiting disneyland in california has doubled, 51 cases have been reported and they expect more people are going to get sick. now, there's evidence that the measles outbreak has spread beyond people who traveled to the theme park and there are 25 cases in california with four in palmeda county. a father and son are ending a tradition started 27 years ago. a father and son were at a newspaper stand. and this will be the last

weekend. ali. >> reporter: we're at 22nd and irving. this is a residential neighborhood. you can see plenty of people walking around getting their day started. it used to be decades ago that all the residents who would come down and find out what was going on in the world they would come down here and get the morning edition of the paper. it's all change, dan, after 27 years this is your last weekend doing it? >> it is. we'll miss all of the customers who have been coming by all these years. it was a good experience. >> and people have asked for the newspaper. >> it's changed when they asked for a newspaper, we would guide them. they ask for the local wifi spot in the area, so, we miss them. >> what will you miss most about this. you started this when you were ten years old. >> i miss hanging out with all of the people who come by and

tell their stories. >> you're a fixture in the neighborhood? >> yes, i tell my friends where to meet me -- >> sometimes it got a little hazardous, you had some crazy days on the job? >> we have. there's always a story. once when i was in middle school, i was sitting here and my walk man was broken right here and a roll of quarters and my friends were here and i within the inside to use the bathroom and they sader i can come out and this grown man was grabbing my stuff and i chased him into his pickup truck that is right there that another lady was driving and i grabbed on to the side of the window and the next thing she tries it cross the vote and i'm running across the street and i'm hanging on and i fell off and cut up my arm. >> a lot of memories and interesting stories here. that's a sign of the times, not just the newspaper, but his walk man being stolen.

it's a sign of the times. this is after 27 days, nearly 3 decades selling newspapers out here in the sunset district. >> claudine back to you. >> it's a nice tradition for people getting coffee. it's sad to see them go. it's a sign of the times. these people forced their way into the home posing as police officers. talking about marriage, the big question they're hoping to answer, that could change the way the entire country looks at things like marriage.

. welcome back. a nice morning in san francisco. we have partly cloudy skies looking off to the west, 52 degrees in the city. legal experts say a battle that the bay area started to wage a decade ago, u.s. supreme court a decade ago will decide the question of same-sex marriages. the supreme court justices may answer these questions once and a whole. >> reporter: they're set to hear arguments that will settle conflict on the case of same- sex marriage. one couple is in michigan and they're fighting the state's

ban. >> we're looking forward to going to the supreme court and winning marriage equality in the united states now. >> reporter: while justices will hear cases that nor not in california the origins can found here, when in 2004 same- sex couples were able to marry. >> this is the moment we were waiting for ten years ago. >> he admits in 2004 he didn't envision the supreme court teeing up for this last question. but, looks forward to the debate. >> the institution has hardly collapsed since they've instituted same-sex marriage. >> until now they've funded whether that he heard it.

>> no, we're going to uphold these bans these bans are constitutional. this is the one that the supreme court is going to hear. >> the law professor said the supreme court will decide two legal questions: the first one can states ban same-sex marriage then the next question is -- and the answer is no, they will not be allowed to have a ban any more. >> the second question, if is -- is the states should recognize marriages from other states. >> if this is unconstitutional it's the end of the word. >> reporter: a patchwork of same-sex marriages will remain. he expects a favorable ruling. >> i hope so, if we're wrong we'll keep fighting. >> the justices will hear arguments in april. san francisco's district

attorney says he'll file a brief with the court with the state's banning same-sex marriages in ohio and tennessee. >> time now is 8:16. we thought we would get rain and it looked beautiful out there. >> it's sunshiny and some of us are making up a little bit of fog this morning. we're giving you a live look there. we have a wall of fog at least from our view up above. the fog is out there. it's thick in some areas. we'll look at the visibility map in just a moment. in addition to the fog, the mid and high-level clouds joining us and we'll have a mix of clouds as well as the possibility of a few sprinkles. where? over parts of the north bay, minimal and you may get a little drizzle, it has to do with this week's system here that is over northern california that won't sink far in the south, today the slightest of chance, tomorrow a better chance and i'll show you that here in a little bit.

visibility now down to about a quarter of a mile santa rosa that's where we are in the last half-hour. visibility is down to a half mile. we will show you the creek in a moment ago -- we showed you walnut creek a moment ago. the fog will finally burn out, a partly cloudy mix to the morning and patchy fog and thick fog. we're looking at dry conditions, partly cloudy skies around the bay area and that rain primarily staying to the north of us. as we get intoed second half of the weekend, that chance of showers will increase a little bit. the rain line will come tomorrow morning just a little bit. 52 degrees in san francisco, 48 in fairfield. and concord you'll go into the low 60s for the second half the of the day -- of the day and

the icon is showing a mix of sun and clouds for the entire day. we'll settle into sunset after 5:00. it will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy by tonight. the highs will be around 61 in vallejo and low 60s for oakland and san francisco. these numbers are not far off from where we were yesterday. low 60s in antioch and the south bay, slightly lower, upper 60s as we stretch into gilroy and morgan hill and if you're headed to santa cruz, your extended forecast, with your bay area weekend always in view, not a lot of change going on. we are another winter spare the air day. our air quality is moderate to slightly unhealthy for today. the numbers are cool slightly, as we get into monday, the extended forecast is showing us a dry pattern. >> all right, so be it. there you go.

thanks rosemary. >> you got it. uc students want to raise the scores of the grades in the classroom. they are tying the bonuses to the coaches to the academic performance of the athletes. they now, have to establish a minimum level of academic performance that each sports team must reach. the policy is significant considering that some coaches receive millions of dollars in annual bonuses. this applies to new hires or current coaches to who renew their contracts. and there happens tube long time fan of that team. del rio was introduced to the team yesterday. he grew up cheering for the raiders. and he impressed the coach with the love for the silver and black. most recently, this was the defensive coordinator for the denver broncos. del rio says he has, now, come

home. >> it's a day-to-day business. you have to go and attack it every day, that he is why you want to create an environment where guys decided to come to work, where they enjoy coming to work and that they're willing to sacrifice and help us grow. >> former raiders head coach is a candidate it join the 49ers. he along with superbowl winning head coach hanahan is going to become a offensive coordinator. >> del rio was part of '81 basketball and football. >> it's surreal to have him back. preparing for the work force, how a new computer software program is preparing women for a job dominated by men. if she wants to about to the dog park she catches a bus. we'll tell you an incredible story about a black lab, she

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depend for a future flight. they're going to make changes for the next launch which could happen next month. comedian bill cosby has sold out tickets despite allegations of rape. many fans say he's innocent until proven guilty. some said he should take time off and avoid making jokes about his accusers on stage. allegations come from 20 women over a span of 2 decades. a new app is unlicensed, but it picks up allegedly where the disney movie left off. it features a married and pregnant anna, the players get to help anna with her pregnancy and help deliver the baby.

and they have a c-section and cutting the umbilical cord. they're wise to object to this. they don't understand what's happening and can be harmful for the birth story line. buses, this black lab can get around all by herself. she has no owner in sight. she gets up on the first seat and that's a stranger who took a selfie when he couldn't believe what he was seeing. >> so the dog gets off at the stop at the dog part and gets off the bus. i looked out the window, and i was like, did that just happen, i looked out the window. >> the dog does have an owner. he says he started taking him on the bus, sometimes his owner smokes at the bus stop and if he is not through he gets on the bus without him. he usually catches up with the

dog at the dog park later. >> you got to go, you got to go. people pretending to be police officers in the city of san francisco. what happened when two strangers kicked in his in-laws dog. >> the sea lions at pier 39. the plans to honor one of the city's most popular tourist attractions. a remarkable thing has happened. over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. you can compare plans side by side choose the one that best fits your needs and enroll online. coveredca.com is also the place to find certified experts in your area who can answer your questions for free, and help you enroll.

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. and a beautiful saturday morning out there in the oakland estuary, welcome back to mornings on 2 everyone. many people including rowers are starting out the three-day

holiday weekend as best they can. many folks are there, at the estuary. >> this is a view from our third floor balcony. we're lucky to work here at jackson square in oakland. rosemary is out there enjoying the sunshine as she looks at our weekend weather h rosemary is it warm out there? it looks like you're in the freezing. >> i'm glowing. freezing? >> i'm glowing. you may have noticed as we look out to the estuary, trees on the side of that shot are very still. it's very calm out here this morning. if i look to the north and west, a few clouds towards the golden gate bridge and places in the head lands. it's a beautiful shot from my point of view. we're not waking up with the blue sky and sunshine, some of us have thick fog and visibility if you're going to traveling. i'll show you the visibility and where it's low coming up in the next hit. we'll show you where we stand

as far as temperatures if you're getting back in the breakfast. it's 48 degrees in walnut creek, 52? novato and sfo. i am sure it feels better if you're in areas like walnut creek or concord where it's 48 and 50 degrees and cloudy skies. it's upper 50s to low 50s in the forecast for most of us. if you look at the bay, we have upper 50s and 60s in the southern half of the bay. the north bay, we may have a mix of sun and clouds and maybe a squeeze out of a sprinkle. i'll detail the forecast and have a look at the bay area weekend coming up. the berkeley city council will be holding a special meeting today on improving police and community relations. >> that meeting will start at 10:00 a.m. at the roberts campus at

adeline street of the. >> they're going to address the michael brown ferguson, missouri incident and how it affected the community in the bay area. >> during the time, businesses were vandalized and people were arrested and police officers were injured. >> there was a city council meeting held back on december 16th. that was held at longfellow middle school because a large crowd was expected to attend. the protester asked a person to appoint an independent prosecutor to investigate actions, the president of the naacp asked for a database to indicate every time they stop someone and do better in handling protests. most focused on the events of december 6th. >> it was saturday december 6th. hundreds of people gathered in berkeley to protest the grand jury decision not to indict the ferguson, missouri police officer who shot and killed

michael brown. it began on the campus and spread through downtown. people smashed business windows and shut down the freeway and the police used tear gas to stop the crowd from growing. the berkeley mayor tom baits hopes he hopes this morning's meeting will open positive dialogue between the city's officers and its citizens. >> a family in san francisco is on edge after two men forced their way in their house through an iron gate and then pretended to be police officers. this all happened in the englside neighborhood thursday night. the homeowner didn't want to be identified, but he did tell us what happened. >> he found a door, a wooden door and the door wasn't locked so they just opened and they said they were a police officer stay where you're at. >> you talked to the san francisco police department

about this, the facts that those burglars pose $as police officers is alarming. the pair fled without taking anything or harming anyone. police think they were surprised once they entered the home and realized that the family was still inside. >> this afternoon, san jose police hope to alleviate concerns about something that residents have had. it's about the drone system, it's a camera with propellers. they say it can help stave problems and keep things safely, and people are concerned about privacy. one victim is identified as 19-year-old alexis randolph.

she was with her boyfriend at the time of the shooting. he too was killed. they both were killed and the shooting happened at noon near 1005th. the randolph girl grew up with her grandmother and graduated high school last june. >> i told alexis come home, i felt her being safer at home. i did not want my grand kids to be in oakland. >> she met her boyfriend while working at a ups facility and she started community college and two schools were placed on lockdown while police looked for gunmen in the area. they did not release any information about the gunmen. four died from the flu this week. four people died in san mateo county and one person in sonoma county and one death in san francisco. california's first flu death

was in los angeles county. the current flu vaccine is not strong enough to tackle the virus circulating right now. it's only effective 23% of the time. officials say you should get your flu shot. a fire station is open in contra costa county after being closed for two years. it was one of the four closed back in 2012 along with stations in martinez, pittsburg and lafayette. with a had of a federal grant, the fire district elected to open it because it's near wild land where a fire can spread quickly. >> geographical it's isolated so it's important not only from a fire standpoint, but from the ems standpoint as far as a paramedic getting there on the scene quirkily. >> we have four children and it feels safer having them down the street as opposed to waiting a few minutes. >> the fire district is deciding will to reopen the

other closed stations. >> southwest airlines is facing a fine for long tarmac delays. the department of transportation says last year on january 2nd southwest kept passengers on board 16 planes, too long, after landing at chicago's midway airport. it requires planes to let passengers off after 3 hours after touchdown. they're working on plans to avoid similar situations in the future despite weather conditions. the conservation for wildlife care is being formed and it will in the abandoned quarry above saratoga. the foundation will pay for the 54 billion-dollar center. this year marks the 25th anniversary since the sea lions in san francisco have been calling pier 39 their home. since their arrival they've been one of the tourist' --

biggest tourist attractions in the city. in honor of the silver anniversary they're offering free sea lion encounter tours on monday. it will start at 11 and go to 4 in the afternoon. they're ending a tradition they started more than 27 years ago, the duo has been selling newspapers at the same spot for almost 3 decades. >> ali is there to tell us why it's the last weekend who canning those papers. >> it's 22nd and irving. you can see why it's a good place to have a business like this, markets on the corners, customers walking by and a walkable neighborhood. you can see them setting up fruit stands here. people have been here since 5:30 this morning. it's a busy neighborhood. there are other businesses that are here, but this father and son eric and dan, they've been

selling newspapers on the corner for 27 years. why are you calling it quits. >> newspaper stands will be cutting the sales except for people on market street and downtown stations. we were thinking about leaving, things are changing. >> and it used to be, years ago, decades ago there were hundreds of people like you selling newspapers on the street, that's how people were finding out what was going on in the world. >> oh, yeah, i had jobs myself, there were a half dozen of us from 9th to 26th avenue and now we're the only ones. >> the way people get their news is different and that impacts everyone in the chain including the people who sell the papers on the street. >> people would ask where to get a certain newspaper and now, they ask where is the nearest wifi spot for them to access the internet. >> what will you miss most?

>> people sharing stories, the personalities, and backgrounds, we'll miss the personal touch with them. >> it's a thing of the past, it's fun to get the newspapers here and other things in the retail, they'll be out here this morning and tomorrow morning. they're asking some of their long time customers, people in the neighborhood to come by and take one of their last papers and say good-bye. >> back to you. >> nothing like grabbing that dollar bill and getting the paper with the coffee, times are changing, i'm sure they'll be missed there. a san francisco man is going to be the only american competing in the world marathon challenge. that's going to require 31-year- old tim durbin to run 7 marathons on 7 continents. he'll be in antarctic da and dubai, and chile, and he's

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. good morning, happy saturday, giving you a live look, a mix of sun and clouds in san raphael this morning. it's checking in at 52 degrees at this hour. >> it looks beautiful. san francisco's hack academy gives them a chance to break into a male dominated industry, computer engineering. the deadline it apply to the training program is february 6th. all of this is going to be talked about and draw change. and this is one of the fastest advertising companies. people are at home and thinking how is this, how computer savvy do i have to be and this can be

something i want to do. you can explain, how this came about. >> it's an engineering school for women. it's a ten week boot camp for woman who have graduated and worked as a lawyer or a high school teacher, we have students in philosophy and science and they discovered somewhere along their career that they really want it and software engineer. >> it's people who already have a affinity for this kind of stuff and trying to figure out how to break in? >> we have women who were previously an au pere and something not related to tech and some people who were working in tech and they were working as a project manager and they worked and they really wanted to be an engineer instead. >> it may not be an easy pathway to do that? >> they didn't want to go back and get a masters, we're concentrated and intensive boot

camp. >> that's quick, ten weeks. you finished off summer, three months, tell us what you were doing before you went to hack break? >> i was in public health and i wasn't doing anything related to software engineering. hi some experience with it through the graduate program. i as in public health because i wanted to make a difference in my community and i felt like we weren't really engaging technology the way that we could, and someone told me about hack bright and boot camps in general. i thought this might be a good fit for me. >> you liked computers, you like that kind of stuff? >> i didn't have -- i didn't groom programming, i didn't play videogames or anything, but you know, some statistical programming, i thought it was fun, i tried stuff online and i still liked it so -- >> was the course hard? >> it was very hard. it was very challenging, it was a lot of work. it was harder than my graduate

program. but, the teachers were great and the course was excellent. i loved what it did for me. >> you got a job out of it. 90% have a full-time job after going through this course which is kind of amazing, right? >> yeah, more pays off, right? tell me who the perfect candidate how they can do this, and we have information we can put up on the screen. maybe this is something i would like to do, what should they know. >> a i lot of our applicants are woman who are looking into being a software engineer, they may have been taken a class here and there, and they're going to meetups and decided to take the plunge and they can apply for free on our website. we're taking applications for the spring and summer courses right now. >> what are the cost as what should they be prepared to do? >> it's $15,000 for the intensive ten week program.

they'll in a great class, like my new women with full-time instructors and tas. >> thank you for coming in. we have new information we should say on our website ktvu.com. >> thank you ladies, appreciate it. 24 breast cancer survivors will be kicking off a theme park's pink events. it's meant to symbol eyes how far the women has come. it's a initiative to raise money for brief research -- breast cancer reserve. it will go to the susan g. komen breast cancer research. a mother and daughter from the east bay are working on an unusal collect collection. 7-year-old olivia henry and her mom are collecting umbrellas to give away to people who don't

have. olivia from san leandro said she was inspired from seeing a mother and child getting wet on a rainy day. >> sometimes people don't have umbrellas and i want some people to have umbrellas. >> when she expressed a concern about the children in the rain being wet and wanted to do something about it, at that point i was too sick, but i promised as soon as i would get better we would do something. >> olivia's mom was a cancer survivor and was so touched by the outpouring of help her family received she wanted to give back in some way. they're hoping to collect 500 umbrellas for shelters that serve mothers and children in the east bay. we don't need umbrellas yet, but by the time anyone needs them, they'll have them. maybe february. >> march is too far away. >> it will be here before we know it.

>> yeah, you're right. we have no rain in the forecast, not even through the extended forecast. so, we'll touch on that in just a moment. let's talk about what's happening outside of our doors this morning. we're waking up with a bit of a haze, some of us waking up with thick fog and giving you a live look over the bay and the golden gate bridge. today is another spare the air day. air quality, moderate to slightly unhealthy. so, take it easy out there. if you're sensitive to the pollutants, and have lung disease or respiratory issues, most of the us with the visibility, we have 3 to 6 miles, but as we slip into livermore, you can see as the darker gray moves out towards tracy, this is where you have half mile visibility and some of the darker gray indicating quarterback visibility, patchy, dense fog in that area. if you're headed on 101 you'll find it reported, and at the

santa rosa airport. if you're going to be in and out highway 116 you can expect fog as well. on the grand scheme of thing we have al system in the pacific northwest even northern california picking up some of the rain but for us we have clouds, patchy fog and poor air quality and we have the slightest chance getting a sprinkle and we'll show you how it goes through saturday. for the golden gate we'll be cloudy most of the date day. a mix of sun and clouds and you can see a little bit of drizzle. as we go into the morning, the rain shifts just a little bit and you can see a few sprinkles off the coastline. tomorrow morning the possibility of a few scattered showers, but that's about it. it's not going to equate so much, it's definitely not what we need. as we get into today a mix of sun and clouds, tomorrow that slight chance for the morning hours and then next week

unfortunately looks dry. taking a look at the numbers outside right now. if you have the sunshining a un50 degrees, 52 in san francisco it feels nice already this morning. upper 40s in oakland, 51 in concord, if you're cloudy and 52 in santa rose a it will feel cooler, of course. low 60s for oakland, to concord we have 62 for you 63 in hayward, for our south bay folks we have 60s, and 67 for santa cruz, and los gatos, 66. not a lot to talk about. temperatures will not change a lot. we'll have a slight chance of a few sprinkles tomorrow morning, that he is really about it. temperatures in the low 60s as we get into sunday, an okay day and beyond. we're looking at dry weather. >> if we don't have the rain we have the sunshine, you can get out and enjoy the day. >> for some of us, yeah. not bad. >> thanks rosemary.

>> you're welcome. a young football fan searching for a team to get behind. wrote a letter and what teams took the time to respond. it's a holiday tradition when they'll shut down and the special feature this year.

[daughter] sometimes the hallways felt like a giant maze. [mother] jenny didn't feel like going to school, and she slept during the day and was up at night. she seemed irritable all the time. [daughter] it felt like the re was a weight on my shoulders. and the weight was really hard to hold up. [mother] one day my daughter was crying that's when jenny told us she thought about hurting herself. [daughter] then my parents got me treatment. that's when the bad feelings started to go away. ahead of tomorrow's championship game, a rivalry is

brewing between the seahawks and the green bay packers and it's over cheese. >> the city of bainbridge washington is a seattle suburb ordered an executive order banning the possession and consumption of cheese in city hall yesterday. >> those are fighting words and the state of with us which is have a few tricks of their own. >> a milwaukee radio station won't play songs by seattle based songs. >> and you have the workers in the cheese store and cheese castle and there are other seattle ban suggestions. >> all starbucks, all seattle coffee chains. >> i don't know what they have in seattle. >> hopefully with can ban the saw hawks from the superbowl. >> all cheese related product, no cheddar or swiss or cheetos or cheese whiz. >> no music, no coffee.

>> 49ers are trying to win over a young football fan from oklahoma. >> this 12-year-old sent letters to the owners of all football teams saying he was looking for a team to root for. >> the carolina panthers were the team that initially responded, they sent a helmet autographed by the star players. >> and now, he is encouraged to support the 49ers. >> he won't be swayed by gifts. >> he's like you can't buy me. >> he said send me your words, inspire me. >> i who of that. i -- i love that. i love it when the teams respond. that's awesome. this is the last time we can enjoy the ring. one of best in the country is going to be shot down for the

season on monday. it's going to shut at 10:00 a.m. new this season the skate owe meter app. they can track the calories they burn while they're skating. surviving members of the grateful day are rolling out one of three shows. >> this is in chicago at july 3, 4th and 5th. they'll be reunited on stage. >> there you have it gerry garcia, his daughter made the announcement online yesterday. the concert will mark the band's 30th anniversary. soldiers field was the last time he played with the dead before he passed away in the summer of 1999. >> all right time now is 8:58, a special honor for a woman from placerville county, her invitation to attend the state of the union and the work she's

been doing in honor of her husband who was killed in the line of duty. >> he's been a raiders fan for decades. a man was set to lead the silver and black. >> it's a partly cloudy moist pattern over the bay area for the weekend, giving you a live look in san jose where we have mostly cloudy and foggy conditions, we'll have a chance of a sprinkle. i'll detail the pattern in place coming up.

skate meter app,

. the sound of metal on metal stalled the morning commute. the plan to continue the protests, later this afternoon. >> and work done by caltrans overnight on the western span of the bay bridge. >> it is a tradition lasting for decades, ending after 27 years. the sign of the times. "mornings on 2" continues. . well, good morning and welcome back to mortgages on 2 this saturday, january

january 17th. >> behind us is a beautiful shot of the bridge there and blue skies. >> we need you to work on this rain thing! >> i know. northern california seeing a little bit of rain, crescent city getting a little rain, but for us, no such luck. a few sprinkles and that is about it. let's take a look outside at storm tracker 2. the clouds are solving for most of us. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. south of the golden gate bridge we are partly cloudy and even mostly sunny for today. the radar is sweeping through here and there is no rain in sight for us, at least not for most of us. we will show you more about the next weather hit. it will have the slightest possibility, and i think it favors the north bay. the visibility is a mile in livermore this morning, an improvement from a little

earlier. santa rosa half a mile in and around highway 101. take it easy along this stretch if you are getting out door this is morning. upper 40s to low -- getting outdoors this morning. upper 40s to low 50s right now. partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. 54 in novato, 53 in san francisco. san francisco with 53 degrees is cool for you. highs today are mild, 60s in san jose and morgan hill. 60s in pacifica and napa is 64 for the second half of the day. in the afternoon it is another spare the air day. i will have a look at the air quality and extended forecast coming up. new this morning caltrans is wrapping up repair work on the western span of the bay bridge. overnight we recorded pictures of the crews working hard putting a sealant on the upper

deck. caltrans was first trying to repair cracks in upper joints, by installing steel plates over them. remember that? the work caused massive traffic jams last october so they had to switch gears. now they are installing rapid setting concrete and replacing the main bar. >> the whole silicon blend is the best blend we have. the original lasted 79 years. we will see how long this lasts. >> part-time driving the bay bridge late at night will -- people driving the bay bridge late at night will see the workers on the span. the work will continue through march. police in fremont are investigating an officer- involved shooting after responding to a call about a man threatening someone with a knife. it happened at harvey park on the west side of 880 and north fremont. neighbors say they believe the incident started around the

corner at a house. >> there were two guys arguing. the one guy who was working at the house that was empty kept saying get away from me, ma'am. get away from me. >> the caller told us there was a man walking in the neighborhood armed with a large knife and possibility going after two individuals. >> the fremont police spokeswoman says three officers responded to the same call. the man with the knife opened fire after being confronted. investigators are interviewing the officers and looking for any witnesses that may have been in the area at the time. well, this weekend police protestors are using monday's martin luther king, jr. holiday to step up the criticism of police brutality. >> but critiques say some of the tactics are getting in the way of the actual message. >> yes. the demonstrations are agitating and alienating, people are saying.

>> last night dozens of protestors demonstrated outside the san francisco mission district police station. a line of officers stood at the entrance to prevent demonstrators from going in. they are accusing police of racism and how low income families are displaced when wealthier people move into urban neighborhoods. well, you may have seen this demonstration inside the san francisco art station during the friday morning commute. the protestors were using spoons and banging on the walls. they disrupted service to hospital gmory and two other stations. -- -- disrupted service to three stations. they say it is a direction action to upholding martin luther king's claims. >> shutting down freeways i

don't think is good. stopping bart lines i don't think is good. >> if you have business to do, you are here for a reason. it is time for people to protest. >> the demonstrators demanded that bart disband the police force and charges dropped against 14 people who protested at the bart station on black friday, as well. >> there are a couple of rallies against bart and police brutality. one is at noon at the bart station in san francisco. >> the second is at 3:00 a.m. at the fruitevale bart station plaza. demonstrators are planning to march afterwards. the oakland raiders have a new coach, 51-year-old jack del rio was introduced to the team. he said he grew up cheering for the radars. now -- rayers. he was the head -- raiders. he was the head coach of the jacksonville jaguars for nine seasons and most recently the

defensive coordinator for the denver broncos. he says it is good to come home. >> you need to attack it everyday. you want to create an environment where the guys are excited to come to work and enjoy coming to work and are willing to sacrifice and help us grow. >> the former raider's head coach is reportly a candidate to join the 49ers. he, along with the super bowl winning head coach mike shanahan are options to become the 49ers offensive coordinator. the special assistant is also seen as a favorite. well, father and son in san francisco are ending a tradition that they started more than 27 years ago. this duo has been selling newspapers as the same spot for more than two decades. ktvu alex savage is -- allie rasmus is live at the sunset district. i know you have been talking to them all morning. have you seen a steady stream of folks coming by to say good-

bye? >> reporter: we have. now that it is getting a little later in the morning -- we have been here since 7:00. they come with the newspapers and start unpacking. it is a little quiet but now we have seen more people from the neighborhood coming by and a lot of people surprised that this is the last weekend after three decades that the father- son duo will stop selling newspapers. they have been a stable on the corner of 22nd and irving for 27 years and now they are finally calling an end to their business. eric, you start this had when you were ten years old. why are you calling it quits now? >> well, they are cutting us and other corners, keeping the sales in the subways and on market street. but to do it on the weekends in the neighborhoods will be no more this weekend. >> reporter: you really see a lot in the neighborhood and a

lot of people in the neighborhood rain or shine every weekend, right? >> that is right. for 19 or 20 years for myself. it has been a long time. >> reporter: what will you miss most about it? >> the interaction with people, talking to them, hearing their stories and sharing information. you establish a bond. it is recognition and a friendship with them. >> reporter: that is exactly what some of your customers have told us they will miss this morning. the person to person contact, getting their newspaper err weekend. >> he has a great smile. it is a great way to start the day. we will definitely miss him. >> there is nothing like the good old paper. they always make my weekend. >> reporter: so, dan and eric loody will no longer selling newspapers on this corner even though they have been for 27 years. it is a sign of the times.

people are getting their news different ways and the chronicle is cutting back on street newspaper vendors and it is time to start something new. in the meantime they will say good-bye to long time customer, hoping they come by and buy one last paper from them. >> did they say what they will be doing? >> reporter: they will be sleeping in. >> i can sympathize with that. thank you, allie, so much. in this morning's weekly address president obama provided a glimpse of his speech tuesday night. >> our job now is to make sure every american feels that they are part of our country's comeback. that is what i will focus on in the state of the union, building the momentum with rising wages and a growing middle class. >> the president will call on congress to support his plan to raise the minimum wage and equal pay for equal work.

he also wants congress to make the healthy act, paying sick workers. the widow of a sacramento sheriff deputy killed in the line of duty will attend the state of the union address on tuesday. a 47-year-old and plasser county detective were killed last october in a wild gun spree. oliver's wife channeled her loss by starting a foundation aimed at improving the relationship between law enforcement and the public. sacramento area congressman omni berra invited her to attend president obama's state of the state address. the time now is 9:12. in 30 minutes we will talk about protests in early december that led to a meeting. >> and she has performed on camera and on stage and on the field for bay area sports teams. now melissa o'keefe is using her talent for a unique one-

woman show based on something we can all relate to, and that is relationships. next, her career and bay area performance.

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it is a nice day for some of us. some of us are starting out with fog and some of us may even get a sprinkle, so sort of a mixed bag out there today. we have the chance of a sprinkle over the north bay today. they picked up a few showers yesterday. we will see a slight chance today and even a better chance tomorrow morning. it has to do with the system continuing to reel through the pacific northwest, northern california seeing good rain, and crescent city may even see a few inches over the next few days. for us, not so much. 4 inches for crescent city. it drops off here as you can see and here we are in the bay area with a mix of sun and clouds and mostly dry conditions. so, the rain over northern california. dry weather over southern california. we are right here inbetween. what we get isn't going to be hardly enough. in fact, we may squeeze out a few 100ths for your sunday.

a mix of sun and clouds for sunday. maybe a sprinkle over the north bay. tomorrow morning the rain line will come down just a little bit further. in any case, it won't line up to much. santa rosa may get town 50 degrees. low 50s in mountainview. if you are joining us, we have been talking thick fog in areas like santa rosa and livermore with visibilities down to a quarter mile. take it easy and take it slow if you are out there driving. napa is checking in at 64. along the peninsula a nice day, low to mid 60s. redwood city and san mateyo looking at 66. south bay has temperatures in the mid to upper 60ss. 67 in morgan hill, 67 with partly cloudy skies in santa cruz. the extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view, we didn't even put any rain in the icon because the chance for rain is very, very

slim. the numbers don't change a lot as we get into the second half of the weekend. cloudy conditions to partly cloudy for the mlk holiday. the fog and the hazy skies will be sticking around as well. as we get into the second half of the afternoon, it is a spare the air day with air quality just slightly unhealthy for some and the slight possibility to see scattered showers tomorrow morning. i will line up computer-cast model for you coming up. there is a show on stage called gentlemen prefer red heads. it is an entertaining song and dance about relationships. joining me now is the star of the show and bay area native, melissa o'keefe. thank you for being here. >> thou for having me. >> i love them red heads line. >> how can you not. >> very irish? >> very! >> on the website it said an evening of music centered around a favorite topic of mine, the men in my life. explain! >> it is true.

it is not just about relationships i have had in the past or anything, but about my male friends and my dad, a huge influence in my life who is part of the show. he is flying out to kansas city to join us on stage on wednesday. it is a little love note to all the men in my life and the important roles they have played. i have three male menus backing me -- musicians backing me up and six male singers joining me on stage. >> is there one particular male that was inspiration for you? >> i came up with the cabaret about a year-and-a-half ago. it was just a whole bunch of them. my dad, my best friends, the man i was seeing and still seeing today. they have all had a huge influence on me. >> both positive and negative i assume? >> you will laugh, you will cry. you will come away with having seen a good show. >> what is the difference of being a one woman show compared to being on a stage for a big

production. i know you do commercials, as well. >> um-hmm. >> what drove to you do this? >> for the past several years i have put on at least one big cabaret a year. i started out doing a fund raider every year for the leukemia-lymphoma society, starting off with the team in training, so i put my love of performance with my love of running and put the two together. so now i do more than one a year. i like making a show that is all my own. i like doing the production, and the behind the scenes stuff, putting it all together and working with the people i just adore. >> nothing is impossible is what you quote. >> yes. >> why is that there? what does it mean to you? >> well, your life is what you make of it. i don't think you can do anything -- i don't think -- you can do anything if you put your mind to it. it may be cliche, but i believe it to be true.

you work hard and you can make a living. it is powerful. i love the bay area and i would not want to live anywhere else given the choice. i feel very lucky. >> we are lucky to have you. again, it is called "gentlemen prefer redheads." at the end of the show it is just a keyboard? >> no. me and a bass player. >> okay. well, we will have melissa o'keefe sing us a tune in about 45 minutes from her stage show. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> we will be right back.

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. in april the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments whether same-sex marriages should be available in all 50 states. the case involves 15 same sex couples in four state that is banned gay marriage, ohio, kentucky, tennessee and michigan. california is not involve but

many consider the year 2004 the start of this fight when then san francisco mayor gavin newsom challenged the law by allowing same-sex marriages to be performed in the city. >> i think most folks that look honestly at this, the institution has hardly collapsed since 36 states sanctions same-sex marriage. >> justices must decide two operate questions, can states ban same sex marriages and must states recognize same sex marriages from other states. a ruling is expected in june. michael sam is now engaged to his long time boyfriend. he turned 25 on january 7th and proposed to his partner while on evacuation. they started dating while they were students at the university of missouri. he made headlines last may

after coming out with the st. louis rams. he played briefly on the dallas cowboys practice squad before being released in october. well, seattle has figured out a way to use the city bus system for a black lab that has been riding all by herself. there she s. she gets on, grabs a window seat and sometimes she it is next to a complete strange. it happened to a local d.j. who could not believe what he was seeing, so he snapped a selfie with the dog. >> the dog gets off at the dog park and gets off the bus. i looked out the window and said is that what happened? >> the dog's owner said he takes the dog to the dog park but sometimes if he doesn't get to the bus stop as quickly as his dog, the dog gets on without him and catches up with his dog at the park later. well, look at this new

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. welcome back to "mornings on 2", everyone. it is saturday, january 17th. thank you for joining us right here in the studio a. >> good morning. we hope you are enjoying your

three-day weekend. let's take you outside for the gorgeous, gorgeous shot out there. we thought it may be a little rainy, but no go. it is blue skies and pretty. if you have outdoor plans, rosemary, i think they are good to go, right? >> yes. >> the standard bring a jacket? >> sure. prepare for a little bit of together out there. it is one of those -- prepare for a little bit of fog out there. it is one of those days where there is really not a lot going on, but there is still a lot to talk about. visibility is moving. oakland reporting 7 miles visibility. the crawl line is blocking this area but this is san jose. a little less than two miles for you. little mother a mile as you -- livermore a mile as you travel in and out of tracy. in the north bay down to a quarter mile earlier but santa rosa reporting half a mile. on the stretch of highway 116 and all the small communities here the same thing. in the next half hour we will

see things improve. livermore, right here, the darker shades of gray indicating visibility dropping off to maybe half a mile as you head toward tracy for your morning drive. for the second half of the day, we will be partly cloudy. temperatures will remain on the mild side. in fact, over parts of the south bay, we will get in the upper 60s today. in the north bay a mix of sun and clouds and cooler. 58 in napa, 55 in san francisco, 49 in redwood city, 50 in san jose. in the east bay, take a look. 50 degrees for you lafayette and pittsburg is checking in with 50 degrees. most of us waking up sort of with the same numbers. if you have sunshine, you feel pretty good already this morning. if you are in the foggy conditions, it actually feels cool. in the second half of the day we have air quality to worry about. another spare the air day. more on that and whether we see rain coming our way coming up.

>> thank you. two bay area teenager will be competing at the skating championships. the 16 and 15-year-olds will lead 23 bay area athletes in the competition. edmonds is a junior at or rd orange bishop high school. she is a silver medalist and a two time championship on the youth level. a fan man will be participating in the world marathon challenge. 31-year-old tim durbin will run seven marathons in seventh days in seventh continents. it starts in antarctica, chile, dubai, and australia. he is trying to raise $77,000 for cancer research.

well, on some holidays our national park service likes to waive entrance fees. if a lot of people take advantage of the offer there could be problems. there is storm damage on highway 1 that remains closed at the 4.1-mile marker where it washed away. a new cutting edge wildlife center is in the works. the conservation for wildlife care will span across 170-acres on an abandoned area of the santa cruz mountains. the larry ellis foundation will pay for the $54 billion center. and this year marks the 25th anniversary of the sea lions calling pier 39 their home. they are one of the biggest tourist attractions in the city. 9million people make their way to the pee to see them and listen to them.

in -- to the pier to see them and listen to them. the educational tours there start monday going from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. a duo has been selling newspapers as the same spot for more than two decades. allie rasmus is live at the san francisco sunset district where customers are saying good-bye to them this morning. allie? >> reporter: yes. as you mentioned we are here at 9:00 on a saturday where it is not uncommon to see a lot of people walking around, going about their business. decades ago if people wanted to find out what was going on in the world or neighborhood, they would come to the street corner, find a sale's person and pick up a copy of the paper. times have changed, people get their news differently. eric and his dad are calling it quits after 27 years on the corner doing it.

why have you decided to hang it up? >> well, people are doing street sales, but more now in the market streets and subways. it is time for us, as well, to move on and do other stuff. i used to be a writer for news and now i do mostly videos, so things change. >> reporter: so, every weekend for almost three decades either you or your dad have been out here in the neighborhood. what will you miss the most? >> i will miss seeing the people around. everybody that comes by want too talk about what they are up to or what is going -- want to talk about what they are up to, or what is going on and letting us know what is going on in their neighborhoods. i met everybody what comes out here on the street to politician that is come around every election time. so, you get everybody's story. there are tons of political gatherers on this corner, as well. you meet them and get all their

ideas, as well. >> reporter: we had a chance to talk to a lot of your long time customers. here is what they said they will miss the most. >> that is part of the whole thing. rather than going town a machine and dropping in four quarters, you know? you go over and make contact with somebody. hey, hi. you know. a good way to start the day. >> it is a shame. it has been good. we always it is here and have a great conversation. talk about cars and what have you. >> reporter: not only have they seen a lot of different things happening and changing in the neighborhood, but also stuff happening and changing in the world. they get the edition of the paper every weekend. dan what, is your favorite edition of the paper? >> most popular edition was when the giants won the world series. there was always a weekend souvenir edition and it was always bought out quickly. people bought bunches of them to keep them personally. >> reporter: what was your favorite? the most recent time in 2010 or

the most recent? >> every one of them. we save them. people ask us if we have any leftover copies. if we do we provide it to them. >> reporter: thank you so much. getting to see history as it is made and printed is becoming a thing of the past for these two gentlemen. they will no longer selling their newspapers on the corner where they have been for three decades. a long time doing business, especially when your business consists of sitting on the sidewalk and talking to everyone that walks by. claudia and mike, back to you. >> i have an edition with the giants, holding the paper in one arm and my son in the other and the paper is framed, so i know what he is talking about. thank you for the report in the city, allie. a fire station in contra costa is back open after being closed for two years. it was one of four that closed in 2012, along with stations in martinez, pittsburg and

lafayette w. the help of almost a $10 million federal dollar grant the fire district elected to reopen station 11 in part because it is near wild land where a fire can spread quickly. >> geographyically kind of isolated, so it is important not only from a fire standpoint but from an ems standpoint as far as paramedics getting there on the scene quickly. the burke berkeley city council will be holding a meeting between is people of the city, addressing the shooting in missouri of michael brown and how it affected people here in the bay area. >> it comes after multiple

nights of protests in early december. people were arrested, business were vandalized and protestors and police officers were actually injured. >> this morning's meeting is a special city council meeting held back on december 16th. if it looks like a different location it is because it wasn't in council chambers. it was held in the middle school school because they expected a large crowd to attend. there were protestors and made demands, wanting the city to appoint an independent prosecutor to address police actions and they wanted the city to implement a new database that would detail everyone time police stopped someone and asked for better training of officers that handled protests. dozens of people spoke at the meeting and most talked of the events on december 6th. >> yes. hundreds of people gathered in berkeley to protest not indicting the ferguson, missouri police officer that shot and killed michael brown.

it began at the uc berkeley campus and expanded then all the way down to the downtown area. people smashed business windows and the freeway was shut down. police used tear gas to try to control the crowd. there were multiple reports of protestors that night and police officers. the mayor hopes the morning meeting will open dialogue between officers and citizens. a family in san francisco is on edge after two men forced their way into their home and snuck through an iron gate and once in pretended to be police officers. it happened in the engels neighborhood. the father and son didn't want to be identified, but the father agreed to tell us what happened. >> he kicked down the wooden door. the wooden door. the door wasn't locked. they just, you know, said i am a police officer. stay where you are at.

>> we did talk to the san francisco police department and a spokesperson says the fact that the burglars actually posed as officers is alarming. the pair fled without taking anything or harm -- ing anyone. the intruders may have been surprised when they got in and realized the family was at home and inside. new this morning, let's talk about the number of people with measles and the number of people diagnosed with it at the california disney adventures. there is evidence the measles outbreak has spread i don't know the people that visited the theme park between december 17th and december 20th. there are a total of 45 cases in california with four in alameda county. a bay area woman is turning her coo yo sis diagnosis into an app that helps -- her

scoliosis diagnose into an app that helps others. she was diagnosed with abnormal curvature of the spine as a teen. she has been through a couple of spinal fusions and now she has an app that helps patient and families navigate the pre and post-surgery phases. >> that is what impacted my motivations and encouraged me to go into medicine. >> she is now applying to medical school. the app is set to be released this spring. all right. 9:42. it is a rock-and-roll reunion. free concerts coming up. where the surviving members of the grateful dead is playing -- >> and up next, how one milwaukee radio station responded to a cheese -- milwaukie radio station responded to a cheese band at

city hall.

. olivia's mom in the story was a cancer survivor and they wanted to give back. >> good luck to her. she is adorable. so nice what they do in the east bay. well, a superhero coming to life right here in the bay area. >> yes. sandra lee has more on how spiderman is using his special power to brighten the days of children with serious illnesses. >> reporter: in a sports club, he puts on the custom-maze suit. one section at a time. >> my main goal is to bring happiness. >> reporter: in a dining hall, dozens of children wait

eagerly. >> can you sign it? >> reporter: from a visit from a superhero. these children suffer from a life threatening disorder where their blood doesn't clot, often limiting them from physical activity that is other children enjoy. >> there is no guarantee of tomorrow and kids are smart. they know what they are involved in. >> reporter: but this spiderman from pittsburg tries to save the day by transporting children who have serious medical conditions. >> i can't cure them, but just to give them a moment of peace. they still have their imaginations intact. >> reporter: into a world where they have powers, a dream worth living. >> i want to change the world. >> for me, they are able to walk in. it makes them feel like wow, my superhero came to visit me. >> reporter: a transformation that comes along with the all- important custom cake made by volunteers. >> that is what makes a

superhero a superhero. >> to bring the imagination to them is a beautiful thing. >> reporter: for this 9-year- old of oakland, this is a dream come true. >> he is my favorite superhero and he saves the world. >> reporter: there is no stopping 31-year-old nicky, who was a tree trimmer in the city of furring for nine years and -- city of pittsburg for nine years and had to stop after a back injury. >> i am enjoying doing this now and putting the joy into the world. >> what a nice surprise for those kids. >> yes. let's talk about the weather because it is the holiday weekend. folks are hoping to get outside. you said it depends on where you live if you consider it a nice day, right? >> yes. some of our cameras giving us foggy shots and some of our cameras giverring us beautiful,

blue -- giving us beautiful blue skies and some of us see sprinkles. fog in san jose, visibility down to a couple of miles in areas. areas like livermore and santa rosa reporting thick fog with visibility between a quarter and half a mile. let's look at radar here. no rain falling at the home. it is over northern california in. this area here we picked up a few -- it is in northern california in this area. here we picked up a few scattered showers. and tomorrow we may see a few more showers over the north bay because the rain line will sink a little bit. we have all the activity, but it is up and over the bridge of high pressure locked over the bay area. because of it we will not see much of any rain. take a look at what is going on. we normally track the amounts with this. all the way into sunday morning we have a little built in areas over sonoma county.

it is quite depressing, but it is likely what we will get. the possibility of a few sprinkles other the north bay tomorrow morning. the rest of us will remain dry. another spare the air day. in central bay this is where the air is slightly unhealthy, making it up above the 100 mark. if you have asthma or suffer from respiratory issues, that includes you. moderate categories for the east bay and santa clara valley. temperature-wise upper 40s to low 50s to start the morning. 54 in san francisco and 52 in mountain view. san jose mostly gray and 52 degrees. for the afternoon, a numbers "like" yesterday. 61 -- numbers a lot like yesterday. 61 in berkeley. partly cloudy part of the day. mostly sunny other times. if you get into the south bay it will be a nice day. 6 # in san jose, upper -- 66

in san jose, and upper 60s in santa cruz. temperatures don't fall off a whole lot. we will cool slightly. you may not even notice as we get into sunday. sunday drizzle and sprinkles, but we are mainly dry. as we get into the extended forecast, we don't change a whole lot. hazy skies and partly cloudy skies with temperatures in the low to mid 50s. the long range temperatures are unfortunately showing a dry pattern for most if not all of january. >> which means more spare the air days because it is not too windy. >> exactly. stable air in place, light winds -- yes, right. >> thank you, rosemary. ahead of tomorrow's championship game is rivalry is brewing between the green bay packers and the seahawks over cheese. an executive order has been issued banning the consumption of cheese at city hall yesterday.

the law-abiding words for the cheese producing state of wisconsin and in retaliation, a milwaukee radio station this weekend says they will not play songed by seattle-based bands including nirvana, pearl jam and heart. >> wow! >> i know. i know. i have a hard time -- >> let's go with aaron rodgers and the packer. >> i am not rooting for either of them. >> i am going with the packers. up next, an app that allows you to track the calories you burn while ice skating. >> and why some in the bay area have decided to say good-bye to the civil rights symbol.

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. quell, every year on martin luther king, jr.'s holiday, monday will be the last ride this year. when all the other stopped

running, the bay area freedom train continued to operate until now. organizers site declining ticket sales. this final year the train coincides from the martin luther king drive from the state of alabama. and the ice rink, one of the best, will be shut down on monday. it is hoped from # 7:00 10:00 a.m. until 11:30 at night. the kaiser permanente skate-o- meter app allows people to track the karls they are burning while they are skating. and this summer at soldier field, chicago, july 3 through 5, billy, bobby, mickey and phil will be reunited on stage. >> yes. the daughter of the greatful

dead's jerry garcia made the announcement, at soldier field, the last place he played with the band before he died. one lucky winner will get four tickets to super cross january 24th. to enter go to ktvu.com under is entertainment tab. fill out the form and enter the secret word which is "bike." entries are accepted until now to 11:59 tonight. you have to be 18 and a legal california resident to enter. it has a approximately retailer value of $160. it will be decided by random drawing on tuesday, january january 20th. you can find official rules on ktvu.com. >> rosemary, it won't pour rain today. >> oh, absolutely not. have you ever ridden motor cross? >> no, i have not. i have ridden on a bike, but

never jumped over hills like them. my goodness! >> good! well, we will see a sprinkle of rain in the north bay sunday, but that is bit unfortunately. temperatures will range in the low to mid to upper 60s for the bay area weekend. dry conditions for the most part. and today is a spare the air day. i sound like a broken record. >> i know. >> earlier today i spoke with melissa o'keefe of the one- woman show equal the "gentlemen love red heads." here is more from her jazz cabaret show! >> enjoy the rest of your weekend. we will see you back here monday morning. [ singing ]

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ends monday. we're talking recruiting this week on sports stars of tomorrow! we'll take a look at where some of the top players in the nation will play their college football... and we'll also tell you which top prospects remain undecided... that's all coming up next... (show open) hi everyone, and welcome to our recruiting special... it's tough to keep track of who is going where