warm weather rolls into the bay area this weekend. >> with that warm weather though comes some danger along the bay and ocean. mornings on two starts now. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. there is ktvu mornings on two. >> welcome, it's saturday is january 24th. >> good morning. the weather definitely a talker this morning. let's take you outside and that is a live picture down soup.

the city of san jose as the sun starts to come up. get that little glow and maybe a little chilly out right now. things going to change as we move along on this saturday. >> rosemary said she is giddy over the weather. i have to till i felt like i should dress for a sunny day but it was still 45 degrees when i got in my car. you know i'm a wimp with that. >> some waking up with fog. gray and chilly for some. by the afternoon we are looking at very nice weatherw. he will be warm for the afternoon today. close to the coast we are talking mid to upper 70's for some near santa cruz, a live look across the bay. pointing toward the east where the sun is on its way. another 15 to 20 minutes before the official sunrise depending on where you live. getting in to a little bit of the fog that we don't see in this shot. i'm picking it up on storm tracker two. it's in our valley location. in the north bay. as well as in the east bay. areas concord, the stretch from

lafayette into antioch. we have visibility down to a half mile for some. shifting in to the north bay. santa rosa and napa as well as sonoma. this to be aware of as well. it'll pull back by midmorning. mostly sunny around the area. right now temperatures in the upper 50s. half moon bay starting out at 59. 52sfo. we have 47 haywood. livermore you are in at 41 degrees a bit of a cool start, afternoon highs for today. take a look at some of the numbers. we have temperatures ranging in the 60s to 70s. 70 for vallejo this afternoon. 67 in san francisco. 72 in oakland. as we get into the south bay temperatures in the low 70s in loss gatos upper 70's for santa cruz. many folks will take advantage of this spring like weather. allie is live from the oakland waterfront. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah. this is normally not the time of year you plan to do outdoor

activities. we are usually thinking about chilly weather, rain possibly but as you said it's not the case this weekend. definitely a lot of folks trying to take advantage of this warm weather we are having. that is where we are outside. we are in jack london square. we are with adrianna. she will tell us about some outdoor activities that you can take advantage of out here. how easy is it to come out on a whim and do something like this? you -- first tell us what you will show us. >> i'm on a stand up paddle board and jt is on a kayak. it's really user friendly. anyone can come down with an interest in water sports and picking up a new activity. we are here and we can get you set up. >> you do tutorials. you don't just give them the board and say hit the water. you explain how it works. >> we have someone that will help them get on their craft safely and give them all the equipment they need for -- my paddle board. i have a paddle and leash and

life jacket. then for kayaks a pad example spray kit. >> reporter: how much does business pick up on a nice weekend? supposed to be in the 70's here in january. you expect a lost business? >> yes. absolutely. on a nice day it picks up. we get eye lot of people renting and coming down and wanting to be on the water. >> reporter: there is a high surf advisory. rosemary mentioned it a while ago on the coast. how does that affect safety for people -- kayaking? >> we are usually not affected by those kind of things, especially during the winter. we are protected in the estuary. we have a lot of protected areas where we can get people safely on the water and enjoy a nice day. >> reporter: thank you. we will let you and jt go out and do your thing. as you mentioned if you are out here on the water at jack london square, not only is the weather nice but the conditions are great to goo it and try something like this. not the case if you are on the

coast because of that high surf advisory. they are warning people. only the most experienced to go out into the water. here it's a different story. back to you. >> yeah. they seen increase in business? people have weather on the brain and saying its time to take advantage of this? >> reporter: yeah. that's exactly what she was telling us. she said rentals always pick up. especially the beginners, because they see how nice the weather is and want to try something new. there you see here -- a lot of people will be out here doing exactly what you saw. >> sounds great. thank you. as you can see we have to talk act the -- about the drought. it's a reminder how severe the state drought is. east bay mud hoping that this time monthly rain totals for the area would be at nine inches. we haven't had a drop of rain. officials are left monitoring the shortage of snow and watching the reservoir levels. they say customers have helped

where mother nature didn't. people heeded calls and reduced water use by 13% last year. however, the district still plans to ask for a 15% cut rather this year. >> with the kind of warmer weather in the forecast people tend to use more water. its going to be a little harder this time to meet that goal. >> east bay mud is hoping for more rain before it has to make a difficult decision in april on whether or not to request an emergency water supply that would lead to a 14% increase in your water bill. in rainfall in the bay area means no snow in the sierra. one of the ski resorts shut down because of lack of snow. we will talk live to a resort working hard to stay open. we will talk act the steps its taking to keep those lifting running. >> police are looking for the man who republicanned a bur -- robbed a burrito shop. police say that the man entered, pulled out a gun and demanded cash . none of the

employee was hurt during the robbery. anyone with information is asked to call police. oakland police are searching for the driver who killed an elderly woman in a hit and run crash a security camera near the intersection of 18th and 15 15th recorded that crash around eight yesterday morning at the top of the screen you can see the woman walking from left to right about halfway across the street. that's when the car comes down 15th and hits her. the driver stops for about two seconds and takes off. the victim was an 80-year-old woman who lived nearby. neighbors say the roadss in this neighborhood are dangerous. >> they don't have to be drunk to be driving crazy. they just like -- people don't care. they don't look out for the pedestrians around them. >> investigators say they are looking for a newer model elantra, possibly light green or silver with the driver side front end damage. police in the south bay are also investigating a hit and

run. it happened just after 6:15 in south san jose. investigators haven't released details about the vehicle or the woman who was killed. they say they are interviewing possible witnesses. >> the measles outbreak is growing. state health officials say the number of cases has increased to 68. with 48 of those cases linked to an outbreak at disney. the numbers are expected to climb. people reported coming down with the disease after visiting the park last month. at least five employees have been diagnosed with measles. with the outbreak expected to grow hospitals are preparing for a -- for new cases. health care providers are being trained on what to look for. cases have been reported in three bay area counties, alameda, san mateo and santa clara. parents of school children in santa clara received letters about the outbreak . they want township date parents. the letter say there is are

only two reported cases right now and they are adults. officials say that the letter is information and meant to remind parents to make sure vaccines are up to date. the first flu death of the year has been reported in napa. the person was only described as an adult under the age of 65. the dement said that flu deaths are only reportable to the local pubic health authority when they happen in people under the age of 65 and that mean itself may underestimate the number of deaths. the cdc said the flu is still hitting hard but the number of new infections seems to be slowing down. according to the cdc11 children have died of the flu in the united states in the past week bringing the total number of child deaths this season to 56. the current vaccine disn 't match the strength of the virus that's circulating. still they are recommending people get the shot. >> this morning the military is looking in to a helicopter crash that killed two in south

ecal -- southern california. it went one in 29 palms. the two killed were the only ones on board. their names are being withheld until their relatives are told the military isn't saying much but that they are calling it a tragic accident. it happened during a training exercise. tributes are coming in for baseball legend ernie banks. oaf night wrigley field posted a sign honoring him. he was nicknamed mr. cub. he played 19 seasons, all with the cubs. he hit 512 home runs and was put in to the hall of fame in 1977. the cubs president called him a pioneer in the major leagues and the warmest and most sincere person he ever knew. he received the medal of freedom two year itss ago. there was no word on the cause of death. he was 83. some of the bingest stars -- biggest stars will continue filming in berkeley. its part of a movie about steve

jobs. last night people crowded around a restaurant to catch a look at the film crews, michael fast bender is jobs, seth ro gan is the fellow apple co founder. it's based on a book. crews expected to shoot at several other locations across the bay area. >> all right. time now is 7:11. we can't stop talking about this warm up in the bay area. it does have warnings. at 7:30 the advice for people planning to go to the beach. >> >> and history at oracle. the record play top set during last night's game against the kings. >> our temperatures going warmer for the afternoon today. even warmer for tomorrow. i'm laying out your bay area weekend forecast coming up.

i was up watching the warriorors last night. clay thompson in the record books. >> here is the front page. he romps to a record. he has achieved something nobody in the history of the nba had done, not jordon, not johnson, not byrd. >> play three. yeah it just kept happening. clay thompson scored a career high 52 points last night against the kings and in the third quarter he put on perhaps -- really the greatest shooting performance of all time. >> he made all 13 shots including a league record 9 and a quarter from three point range he also hit pot both of his free throws. an nba record for the most points in a quarter. the warriors had 41 points so he had 37 of them.

whale a difference between the second quarter and the thirst. that historic performance brought that sold out crowd to their feet. >> >> clay thompson the star of the night making his case on why he should be selected to next month's all-star game at madison square garden. >> here is say break down of his record setting performance a look by the numbers. 37 points and one quarter tops the old mark of 33. that was held by the nuggets carmello anthony. >> the nine three-pointers also set a record for one quarter and he made a total of 11 three point shots. it was just one shy of the nba record for an entire game. >> really humbling.

surreal. you know i never thought i would be in this position growing up. i'm kind of proud of myself because of the hard work that's paying off. >> kind of proud of himself. the proudest person has to be his dad michael thompson a former nba player himself who is now an analyst for the los angeles lakers. >> his photograph here showing the proud dad watching his son's historic fight on his cell phone. >> that's great. warriors beat the kings. >> it's time for our question of the day after last night's performance. we want to know from you, who do you think is a better player? clay thompson, or seth curry? you can join the conversation on the facebook page. the giants are welcoming back pitch ryan voglesong. he has agreed to a new one year deal. just a few days ago it looked like he would sign with the astros but whether he went to houston to take his physical he

said the visit just made him uncomfortable and he is returning to the world champs. on the other hand it appears that the a's have lost an important pitch e. shaun doolittle has a slight tear to the rotator cuff in his left shoulder. it's not clear when he will return but doctors believe he doesn't need surgery. tyler clifford will likely be the closer for opening day. the a's are showing off some of their promotions this season. you can get this hello kitty bobblehead that will be a more popular give away. this video show itself complete the with the elephant years. the bobblehead will be given out saturday april 18th against the royals. you ladies should be at the ballpark. >> that's the way to do it. cap with the bow. >> only on that could you get the little bow there. we look like we are dressed for summer. >> yes. >> it feels like summer. >> he are feeling it -- we are feeling it.

the chilly start will change. the closer you are to the coast the better the weather will be. some of us waking up with a little bit of fog this morning. not everybody enjoying the sunshine at this point. i think by ten or so those clouds start to erode. the fog will start to clear. we have mostly sunny for the afternoon. we have been talking about the high surf advisory. it'll go until sunday. it includes the entire coastline. we are talking from sonoma down into big sur. large breaking waves. the rip currents and sneaker waves. if you are going to be out near the water watch out for your little ones and be aware of that. fog wise we have quarter mile visibility in concord. this is where we are seeing it at its thickest right in this area. perhaps martinez and your travel along i-80 maybe thoroughfare field. going to be tough this morning. highway four as well. again once we clear out we have mostly sunny skies in store. today is a spare the air day. the air quality moderate to

slightly unhealthy. let's check in on some of the temperatures this morning. low 40s in napa. santa rosa slipping to 39. another cool start for you with the patchy fopping. 49 in oakland. 4747 haywood. then we check out half moon bay who is mostly clear and 59 degrees already at this hour. the afternoon highs for today going into the low 70's for you santa rose a.70 expected for napa. upper 60's san rafael. get in to the east bay temperatures will be cool to mild. areas like antioch. 64 degrees. not to bad. you get closer to the bay and take a look at these numbers. 72 oakland. oakland may be one of those place was very close to tying or breaking a record for the afternoon. 67 degrees expected in san francisco, upper 60's in pacifica. going to the south bay temperatures warm even more. we have upper 60s san jose. low 70s areas like gilroy. 71 loss gatos.

if you have the time santa cruz may be the place. 77 with mostly sunny skies expected for the afternoon. temperatures will be slightly warmer as we get in to the second half of the weekend with mostly sunny skies, mid to upper 70's. even near 80 before areas around round monterey. by monday things start to change. upper of 0's in the forecast. still a nice day. not as warm. tuesday into wednesday tracking the slightest possibility it may be a few scattered showers, unfortunately not enough to get excited about. this system coming up from the south which is unusual for this time of year but we will see more cloudses and perhaps a few sprinkles tuesday into wednesday. >> i posted a sunrise picture yesterday and santa cruz -- mentioned more than once. >> take this show on the road. >> beautiful. >> thank you. >> all right. >> the movie the interview makes its debut on netflix

today. >> hello north korea. >> that controversial comedy about two reporters sent to assassinate the leader of north korea hits netflix a month after being released, sony did initially pull that film after threats but after the president and some others criticized it they released to a small number of theaters and online. the interview has made at least $40 million. >> from glowing in white to seeing brown in just one month. >> you see brown everywhere. >> coming up, how a bone dry january is impacting tahoe. >> and supposed to be a healthier alternative to smoking but are e cigarettes really safe? the health and fire concerns prompting a crack down.

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storm that's going to bring a mix of rain, sleet and snow. central pennsylvania is expected to get five to eight inches of snow, new york city could get up to four inches. people in boston could see up to six. areas of baltimore and washington are only expected to get rain, forecasters warning people to be careful as near freezing temperatures could cause slippery roadways out east. >> a 13 -year-old in tracy is recovering from bite wounds after being attacked by a police dog that escape from a police car. the boy was walking home on thursday night when the dog came running down the street and attacked him. he said that he found out the when he called his son right arch the attack and describes it as a terrifying moment he will never forget. >> he picks up the phone screaming that he has been attacked by a dog and he is screaming his head off and i ran outside and see all the noise down the street. >> he said that someone who was driving by stopped and pulled the dog off his son.

the teen suffered bites on his arm and bruises on his leg. tracy police say they have taken the dog automatic out of service. an investigation is underway to find out how the dog got out. >> e cigarettes are no longer allowed on bart and more restrictions on the smoking device appear to be on their way. late thursday night the board of directors banned the use of e cigarettes on trains and in stations and then yesterday the faa recommended that the smoking device not be allowed to be in checked bags a small heating element inside the rig cigarette can cause fires if it's accidentally triggered inside a bag. if would have to be where something was pressing on the battery and it was on for a long period of time and it didn't have a safety thing to shut it off. >> 74 cities in california have adopted new laws on the cigarettes and many more could follow. despite being a new technology they have grown into a business

that's worth billions. >> an iconic shopping catalon is filing for bankrupt. sky mall can usually be found in the beat back pocket on the flight. it has a variety of random items that include a garden statue and electric slippers. with passengers now getting access to the internet on i- padses and laptop catalog sales have fallen drastically. the >> former florida governor jeb bush comes to the bay area. what he has to say about the possibility of a third bush in the white house. >> i like waves about this big to that big. anything bigger let the young kids have it. >> and it's the waves surfers enjoy but it can be dangerous. what you need to foe if you are headed to the beach today. its tie for the weekend. line up those afternoon highs coming up.

all right. from sonoma to big sur danger on bay area beaches. the alert that's being issued to swimmers, surfers and anyone waiting out there in the water. >> the calendar reads winter but it feels like spring.

maybe even summer this weekend. >> the unusually warm weather can also as we have seen before in the past cause dangerous situations out there by the beaches a high surf advisory is in effect from jenner down to the big sur coastline. >> that means people are just being warned to be on the look out for sneaker waves. the surf could also reach over 15 feet. we went to a surf spot in pacifica. very popular hang out. >> that is where we talked to a man riding the waves there for 50 years. >> i like waves about this big to about that big. anything bigger and let the young kids have them now. >> all right those large waves along the beaches can often slam over rock and into piers the national weather service is warning they are erratic. >> the high surf is often associated with rip tides that can be strong enough to snap a surf board in half. another popular definition is local hiking trails. because of the warm weather

people are asked to bring plenty of water for themselves and their pets and dress accordingly. >> and keep in mind there is that risk of dehydration. we are not used to being so warm. it's sun burned and heat stroke. dangers not normally thought of during the winter. >> weather a hot topic this morning. congratulations to them for that performance last night. >> good morning. we can't stop talking about the warriors. check it out. it's beautiful outside. rosemary -- i don't know if we can say enough about this pretty weather. >> its going to be a nice one this afternoon. the closer you get to the bay and to the coast the nicer it's going to be. if you like sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s that is. let's step out and take a look at where we are seeing some of that fog this morning. for some that is definitely the issue at least in the short term. we have dense fog to speak of. over parts of the east bay. concord down to about a quarter mile visibility.

going to find along 680. the stretch of martinez and going into areas like fairfield, you may find it as well along highway 4. going to last for the next couple of hours. i will show you how long. notice the central valley. sacramento valley, central valley, even a dense fog advisory. if you have an early morning drive that's to be aware of but by nine or ten it starts to peel back and it's mostly sunny skies for your saturday. lunch hour as well as the afternoon. temperature wise 42 degrees in walnut creek. right now 43 in napa. 39 in santa rose a. that's the chillier spot. get along the peninsula and it's not so bad. 51 in51 mountain view. temperatures in the upper 60s. to upper 70's. 67 in concord. mid60s fairfield. that's a beautiful day for you there. get around the bay we have low 70s in areas like oakland and haywood. along the coastline upper 60's at pacifica.

upper 70's expected in santa cruz. tomorrow will be even warmer. i will line up those numbers for you and in the extended forecast tracking any possibility of rain coming our way. >> thank you. we want to talk about this national auto dealer's association holding its convention this weekend. >> it's a human event. 23,000 people slated to attend and the key note speaker last night was former florida governor jeb bush. it was a paid speech which is something he has not really going to be able to do much longer if he decides to declare he will run for president. >> i know you are on the fence. >> no i'm not. i'm seriously considering the possibility of running. >> okay. okay. [applause]. >> well, >> nope, not on the fence. his speech was considered a sweeping address including the economy, foreign affairs, he talked about rules and regular layings for car dealers. >> he was critical of the

president calling him obama's care -- a job killer. that got applause. he was critical of the republican controlled congress calling them may tag repair men. saying nothing gets done. >> and here is what he said about running for president. >> what are your plans for 2016? [applause]. >> sorry. you know i had to ask that. >> you did. you did. i understand. i have to say i don't know. not a very satisfying answer. >> that is not jeb bush talking about running for president. he just said -- you heard earlier he wasn't on the fence. the video we were showing you earlier in the video you just saw we were mentioning hillary clinton because she was there last year as that key note speaker. kind of been a platform for people out there and -- she admitted in that speech she

hadn't driven a car since 1996. >> things different now. head to head national polls giving clinton a double digit lead over bush or any of the republican hopefuls. >> obviously he comes from the very presidential family. looking to be the third bush in the white house. analysts lack at last night's speeches. this opportunity to kind of set himself apart. >> i thought he was justin superioring leader. he comes such an experienced family. it's wonderful to see that tradition continue. >> all right. he did get a standing ovation last night and took a few swipes at california. he said before that california has a excuse me for living tax. he has been quoted as far back as 2009 and talking about big government policies here in the golden state. >> he is also boasting florida students out preformed california students. they also called the keystone oil pipeline a no brainer but said it's not cool to say that in san francisco but unlike

clinton he is still apparently driving his own car. >> he is talking about this -- obviously the auto dealers. he was just saying he bought a ford fusion. also said that -- he had to take a two hour lesson to figure out how it works because of all the technology. its part of a fundraising blitz. its been called shock it off. trying to make other republican candidates like mitt romney think twice about entering the race. >> police in the south bay are searching for a man they say used a bomb threat to still drugs. since december 12th the same thief has hit a walgreens in mountain view and a rite aid in morgan hill. they have been looking for the man seen in the surveillance video. he came in to the walgreens and demanded drugs. two weeks later he struck again wearing a helmet as he robbed a morgan hill walgreens. then on the 11th of january he robbed this rite aid also in morgan hill. go of the thefts he left a bag

that he said held a bomb. >> he doesn't say a lot. sometimes it's written down. he has a device with him. he says he has a bomb. >> robbers is a quite man in his 50s between 5'11'' 1 and 6'2''. he wears a black motorcycle jacket with reflective stripes. sunglasses and a ski mask and all cases police say that he got away on a motorcycle. >> nearly all of the wine that was taken from the famous french laundry restaurant has been returned. 76 bottles were taken from during christmas when it was closed. the restaurant put the value of that wine at almost $300,000. the she have's department said someone in north carolina bought the bottles not knowing they were stolen. earlier this week the detectives brought 72 of them back. so far no arrests have been maid. it looks like guy fieri won't open a new winery. yesterday the county's board of

zoning adjustments rejected his plan. he had -- has two restaurants but wanted to build a 10,000 case winery in santa rose a. he wanted to build it -- you see the map, on willow side road but many were worried that it would disrupt the area. so the board rejected that plan after hours of public comments against it. >> we are now hearing from the man accused of killing two women on the peninsula back in the 70s as part of a serial hill case. we spoke to him at the county jail but no cameras were allowed. he said that he didn't do it. even though authorities say his dna was found at the scene. when asked about that said dna is not the smoking gun that everybody wants it to be. he did say that he is guilty of another crime. after escaping in the 80's he said he stole a car and traveled to oregon where he admitted to stabbing and injuring a woman. >> time to bring this man to justice for the murders that we

can clearly prove at this point and bring some closure to the families as best we can. >> authorities say they believe he committed the bay area killings while out on bail for other crimes in nevada and before he was convicted of raping a woman in 1976. the da is seeking a life sentence. investigators are trying to figure out what caused that mystery goo that's killed more than 150 birds along the coastline. 322 birds have been brought into the international bird rescue. the birds that are expected to survive will be recovering at that center for the next few weeks. volunteers continue to team up with the east bay regional park district to rescue more. according to the east bay regional park district the threat does appear to be over. the homeless program is looking for volunteers who can help count the homeless population. that information is important because it's used to help provide services to the homeless. volunteers are going to work four hour shifts.

they will interview people at locations at health care facilities and soup kitchens. volunteers do have to attend a two hour training session before starting. problems at a city park in san rafael are so bad that the mayor said he needses to shut it down. that starts monday and it'll last for at least 30 days. the mayor said that the city has an influx of complaints about boyd memorial. he said it's with the homeless who are doing drugs, littering and drinking. >> very personally seen what appeared to be alleged exchange of narcotics. narcotics and folks doing thing that are just not allowed in public parks. >> one person, bad person, messes it up for all of us. that's basically what happens. >> the city council will take up the closure at its next

meeting. >> unemployment rate is the lowest in almost six years. the state rate dropped to 7% in december. that's two tenths of a percent better than november. the rate has not been that low since before the start of the recession in 2008. the state employment development department said 700 jobs were added last month. the edd also said that california has added more than one and a half million jobs since 2010. here in the bay area the rate is well below the state average. marin has the lowest rate at 3.4%. 3.4% sonalo has the highest rate out of all nine bay area counties at 6.1%. their rate has improved since november when it was at 6.5%. >> alabama's attorney general wants a judge to put a ruling that overturns the state ban on gay marriage on hold. yesterday a us district judge struck down alabama's ban on same sex marriage. that after two women sued the state for failing to recognize the couple's union.

the attorney general said it should be put on hold because the supreme court plans to take up the issue this term. it was a record setting night for the golden state warriors. there he is. he did that again and again. that's clay thompson showing why he must be selected as an all-star the performance of a lifetime never before seen in the nba. and the ski season started on a high note but many are starting to get a bit disappointed. how a bone dry january is impacting conditions. >> not only dry but going warmer for the bay area weekend. i will take a look at the afternoon highs you can expect for today and how long the trend will last. o?oowq

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a man there san francisco has completed the world marathon challenge. it's unintensive race that required tim durbin to run seven marathons in seven days on seven continents. about as dozen runners took part in the event. he was the only american and he said he ran every mile. pretty amazing. that trip started in isn't art kayaks and moved to chile and more. it ended on friday in sydney. he said that his main reason for running was to raise money for cancer research. mcdonalds is making changes after the company reported that it's profit fell 21% last quarter. it's trying to bring back customers and the chain is letting local operators to have more say in menu items. it's focusing on items like build your own burger. some say it needs to get back to the basics like keeping prices down. >> when they start messing

with the menu to make custom food the line for the drive through got really long. that turned off a lot of people. >> analysts say the push toward eating healthy and fresh food has also hurt their sales. >> try their healthy items. they are okay but still -- you know when you are going to want the bugger fries you will get it. >> analysts say they have been playing catch up with other fast food chains. well it may be a nice day to head outside and just maybe bring a picnic to the beach. >> that would be nice. make sure you have the shades, sun block because we have plenty of sun in store more your day today. many of us waking up with mostly sunny skies. little bit of fog over parts of the east bay -- areas like concord along highway four and over parts of the north bay as well. santa rosa and napa reporting fog this morning. on the grand scheme of it all we remain with some very enjoyable weather in place for

today as well as tomorrow. today will be warmer than yesterday and tomorrow warmer than today. giving you a look at the satellite and view. have to go way north into areas like washington to see any rain. we of course would love to have this. not going to see it. we are going to see quite the opposite. we will have warm weather in store for your weekend. we have rain at least the possibility -- it's a very slight chance and i will show you what i mean. coming from the south of all places. as we get in to the business week. saturday, sunday, mostly sunny. notice again that storm track well to the north. by monday afternoon, our temperatures do start to fall a little bit. the clouds roll in and they are coming again from the south. if you notice over south is eastern california a little bit of rain moving through. we are into tuesday and it has already swept by. not leaving us much at all. so, the possibility of maybe the cloud cover as well as the possibility of a few light sprinkles monday into tuesday. that's the time frame, that's about all we see. let's talk about today. in addition to very sunny, warm

weather we have that high surf advisory we have been talking about. it includes the entire coast from sonoma to monterey and a spare the air day. air quality is moderate to slightly unhealthy. we are talking for folk that are very sensitive to the pollution. if you have asthma or breathing issues this could be it for today. we are going from mild to warmer and warmer for your sunday and it looks like sunday temperatures will peak. even the possibility of a few records by the end of the weekend. 42 in walnut. we have 49 oakland a bit of a cool start. especially if you are dealing the fog. areas into the north bay upper 30s to low 40s. along the coastline it's 61 degrees with mostly sunny skies at half moon bay. 70 degrees for berkeley. 67 in san rafael. in to the south bay temperatures range from the upper 60's to low 70s in areas

like mountain view, san jose, 70, morgan hill. 77 for the second half of the day. santa cruz may hit 80 by tomorrow. the extended forecast here with the bay area weekend always in view. temperatures slightly warmer again as we end the weekend. then the clouds start to pull in. temperatures start to cool off and we may see the slightest possibility of scattered showers. >> looks good. thank you. we are weeks from one of the most romantic days of the year. have you bought your valentine's day gift yet? coming up we will take a look at soma in orderable romantic get aways. and a unique program helping teens at risk.

welcome back. just a great saturday morning along the estuary as you take a look at some of the house boats. it's very nice to get out of the studio and just kind of take a breath up here on the

rooftop in jack london square. also kind of a tease when you are sent out here. you look back at the estuary and some of the crew members out there doing a little program i feel like getting on the water myself, heading out. under the bridge. >> it's beautiful. >> alcatraz. it's just -- fantastic out here. >> i know. you know i'm wimpy. cold still out there? is it still -- a nice -- little brisk morning in >> the sun is right on my face. it's perfect. you know probably 50 or so around here. as you know i just got back from arizona. working on some super bowl stories down there and it's very similar the weather is --. >> that's crazy. >> very arizona like. >> yeah. to bad it's a desert. we need you back down here. >> maybe in an hour. >> i don't know where mike went. thank you. you know who isn't happy about this though. sierra. the ski season started out strong but all the warm weather

has the resorts concerned. >> you can be riding your mountain bike and golfing up there. that's how bad mother nature has been this year. >> yep. this month of january bone dry. donner ridge had to shut down but was able to reopen again today. that's good news. to put it in perspective we checked out other resorts to see how many runs they have open. so heavenly has 27 of its 97 runs open. that's not enough of that. squaw reports 37 of its 170, sierra at tahoe has 31 of its 46. joining us is coop. >> good morning. how are you sniffle i checked out your website and you are actually doing really well. you have almost all of your runs open. >> yeah. you know -- those storms that came through set up for a great

winter up here in kirkwood. it's about the location. currently we are 100% open. that's 86 runs out here. each and every night we get out with a team, with these low temperatures and we are able to groom 34 runs. you own tire mountain is open by is 2300 acres. we will have our cross country center open with 40kilometers. to -- you have to imagine this time last year. we had two runs open and two chair lifts compared to the entire mountain. >> so --. >> the other two families -- heaveny and north star. >> people -- feel bad. we should say we are watching video you -- you sent us yesterday and if we are watching -- you said the guy in green is you. so you clearly are enjoying. i guess that's good perspective. it has been worse. we have seen worse. how are you feeling though about the general season coming

up? are we feeling hopeful that we do need more help from mother nature right? >> yeah. for sure. again -- kirkwood. what we haven't measured this year so far, how much liquid has fallen from the sky. we have our snow totals which why 69 inches at 7800 feet and 10 inches in december. we had a dry january but last year in february starting on the eighth of february i remember. that was my first cold we had 390 inches from february to the end of the season. all we need is getting into february. watch that -- high pressure move out and then start to bring that system back in. then all of the runs start to do good. dodge, ridge, badger pass. >> it's good for everybody. >> it's a normal year. january always is the thaw and then it's the heart of the season which is february, march and then that great spring skiing time in april. >> you make me feel better. i love to see. i have to say, how do you fight

this window sill effect. if it's not cold outside someone's door and they are going to the beach this weekend. how do you get them to have -- snow on the brain so you get people up there? >> that's what we try to do by sending out that video we were taking. you have -- it's warmed down in the bay. you know -- you were just talking about the air quality. come on up. look behind you. the air quality is absolutely fantastic up here. get that nice high elevation feel and start working out. you will have a great time. come up and enjoy it. you will have a good time. i need to he sue at kirkwood. >> i know. i'm trying. this whole weekend working thing. i appreciate it. you makes feel better. we will try to get up there see. >> see you on the mountain. >> thank you. all right. police in brentwood have is launched a new activity to try

to help teach lifestyle life skills to a group of teenagers. most activities have been sports related but when one officer decided to try something new so he could teach teens about how to restore a truck in the process about a dozen are learning about pride. >> it feels great. >> it feels good. >> the restoration costs about 5,000 dollars. it'll take six months. they will put their truck in auto shows, auction it and use the money. >> the measles outbreak continues to grow. what bay area hospitals are doing. >> and an elderly woman killed in a hit and run that police say could help them track down the person that killed her.

mornings on 2 continues now. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on 2. it's start january 24th. >> good morning a hot topic today is the weather. looking live outside right now. sun has been up for a good 35 minutes or so. just -- i was outside just about ten minutes ago and it was a great, great morning. i mean its something you see in march or april. i know rosemary you are up there right now get. >> reporter: it's a beautiful start to the day. we have mostly clear skies. not even a light breeze. it's very still out here this morning. in to the afternoon temperatures will warm in to the low 70s here. oakland could be a spot where we may tie or break a record this weekend. along the coast upper 60s to

70o's. chilly numbers and fog. 53 at sfo. low 60s this morning at half moon bay a beautiful start for you there. as we get in to the afternoon today temperatures will be a few degrees warmer than what we had yesterday. 70 for vallejo. 72 in oakland this afternoon. 67 in pacifica. 68 degrees this afternoon in san francisco. i have a feeling a lot of people will hang out in the city of san francisco and along the coast. let's head into san francisco where allie is live. >> reporter: hi. i'm at ocean beach and you can imagine the beach here will be pretty packed later on today. right now early in the morning there is plenty of sunbathing real estate if you want to head on down and enjoy the outdoors. we have seen people heading out in to the water. you can see a guy out there with his surf board about to head out.

people flying kites a lot of open space. don't let this shot fool you. the waves impressive. there is a high surf advisory issued by the national weather service in effect until three tomorrow. the waves could get between ten to 12 feet and combined swells could be as high as 15 feet. it's a similar story at other surf spots. some surfers deciding to sit it out and just watch the waves instead of heading in. water sports experts say conditions like this, the ones we are having at the coastline this weekend are not for beginners. >> high surf advisory you must be an expert. it's to dangerous. the force of the ocean is powerful. people don't realize it. you have to be an expert. >> you can see -- earlier this morning we saw a coast guard vehicle. probably watching out for any

trouble in case anyone got into trouble. it's a beautiful day out here. people flying kites, throwing balls around. people walking their dogs. you want to be careful even if you are near the water. there is a potential when you have a high surf advisory for rip current and sneaker waves and sometimes that does get people into trouble. later we will talk to firefighters about beach safety and rescues they sometimes have to do when the conditions are nice. if you are into outdoor activities away from the water we have a few things that you can check out today. let's show you the full screen of the outdoor area. they do this year around. if they have 19 outdoor exhibits that kids can check out it's free and open at force mason at laguna and beach. there is also the bay area children's film festival. that's at the space and science center indoor activity. something you would expect to do. usually the weather isn't as

nice. they have 50 films, animated films. they have 2,000 dogs. there is always something to do it'll be top of the list for a lot of people. >> absolutely. thank you. >> this weekend's warm weather is a reminder of the state drought. east bay mud hopes by this time monthly rain totals would be at about nine inch but we haven't had a drop of rain. instead officials are left monitoring the shortage of snow in the sierra and watch thing the reservoir levels. customers have helped out. people heeded calls and reduced water use by 13% last year. however, the district is still planning to ask for a 15% cut.

>> people tend to use more water at that time. its going to be a little harder this time to meet that goal. >> east bay mud is hoping for more rain before it has to make a difficult decision in april on whether or not to request an emergency water supply. 23 they do that would lead to a 14% increase in water bills. >> police in walnut creek are looking for the man who robbed a burrito shop. it happened just before 10:00o 30 on gary road. police say that the man entered and pulled out a gun and demanded cash . none of the employees were hurt in the robbery. anyone with information about the incident is asked to call police. oakland police are searching for the driver who killed an elderly woman in a hit and run a security camera near the intersection of 18th and 15 15th recorded that accident around 8:00 yesterday morning. here at the top of the screen you see the woman walking left to right about halfway across the street. that's what the car comes down 15th street and without slowing

down hits her. the driver stops for about two seconds and then takes off. police say that the victim was an 80-year-old woman who lived nearby. the roads in the this neighborhood are quite dangerous. investigators say they are looking for a anier model elantra. police in the south bay are investigating a deadly hit and run crash. that happened just after 6:15 last flight. investigators have not released details about the vehicle or the woman who was killed. they say they are still interviewing witnesses. >> the measles outbreak is growing. state health officials same the number of cases has increased to 68 with 48 of those linked to ha outbreak in disneyland. public health officials say the numbers are expected to climb. people reported coming down with the measles after visiting the park last month. at least five disney employees have been diagnosed with

measles. with the outbreak expected to grow hospitals trying to prepare for the new cases of the measles. health care providers being trained on what to look for. so far measles have been reported in three counties, alameda, san mateo and santa claire a. parents of school children in santa clara got letters about the outbreak the office of education said it wants to update parents about the situation and the letter said right now there are only two reported cases in santa clara and they are adults. officials say the letter is meant to just be informational and meant to be a reminder to parents to make sure their children's recordses are up to date. the first flu death of the year has been reported the person was only described as an adult under the age of 65. the department said that flu deaths only reportable to the local public health authority when they happen in people under 65. that means reports could underestimate the number of deaths in the county. and the cdc said that the

flu is still hitting hard but the number of new infections seems to be slowing down from week to week. according to the cdc11 children have died of the flu in the united states in the past week bringing the total number of deaths to 56. the cdc said that the current vaccine doesn't match the strength of the virus that's circulating right now. still, officials are recommending that people get the shot. >> warriors guard clay thompson is in the record books this morning. he has achieved something nobody in the history of the nba had done before. not michael jordon, not magic johnson. not larry byrd, not even wilt chamberlain. >> [applause] [cheering]. >> driving again. >> score. >> on fire. clay scoring a career high 52 points against the kings. in the third quarter. he put on the greatest shooting performance of all time. he made all 13 shots including a league record nine from three

point range. he also hit both of his free throws. he scored 37 points a a record. the historic performance -- brought the arena to their feet. 123450 the star of the night. making his case on why he should be selected to next month's all-star game. the old mark was held by carmello anthony and gorge iseman gurbin.

>> really humbling, surreal. i'm proud of myself. >> the proudest person has to be thompson's dad michael thompson a former nba player himself who is now an analyst for the los angeles lakers. take a look at this. this photograph showing the proud dad watching his son's historic night on his cell phone while on a laker's team flight. warriors beat the king to extend that winning streak. now it's time for the question of the day. after last night's performance. who do you think is a better player? clay or seth currie. folks can join it it's just a question. we should warn people. i know on facebook people are calling a little bit of a de dividing question. we like them booth. jeb bush comes to the bay area. what he has to say about the possibility of a third bush in the white house. and it's one of the most

romantic holidays of the year. how you can step outside the box and get your loved one on a roman take get away for a gift this year. >> a big warm up in store for your bay area weekend. i will update your current conditions and show you what you can expect for the afternoon coming up.

all right. romance, it's that time of the year. it's in the air and we are just a few weeks valentine's day. if you haven't gotten your spouse a gift you may want to start looking.

joining us this morning is senior editor and travel -- gabe with some romantic ideas. some gift ideas. i always say go big or go home. the other side says don't go big at all. >> try to get away were away with just a hug. >> no hug. >> not the pat hug. >> we are moving on from the hug. let's talk act the gifts. >> sure. >> chocolate. it's always associated. how about -- these are experienced based gifts for the one you want. this is in concord the rachel dunn. they do these chocolate classes. you can learn how to make toffee and truffles. >> not to costly. >> two hour class. down to 25 --.

almost a two for one. give it as a gift on valentine and they can schedule it between now and the end of march. >> if you drive up 101 you head into sonoma. have you a tour. >> a variety of different tours. i like segueway. it's a great feeling and you meet in downtown. you visit boutique wineries and vineyards, it's a unique way of enjoying the landscape. you go up and down grand avenue. down to 49 through this -- special deal. >> mission inn. >> you treat the one you love to a little give away. the best restaurant i have eaten at on site. they do a lot of chef inspired

menus this is for 135 a four course -- for two. again you sort of -- i may schedule a spa treatment around dinner as well. the spa is fantastic. >> looks good. in the french laundry. i'm sure they have plenty of tables. >> they have their wine back. we talked about this earlier when you came in. valentine's day. the way it falls this year. it's a saturday. >> it's a saturday. >> holiday weekend. part of president's day weekend. it's tying. if you haven't booked a valentine's day get away you will -- tight availability. prices will be at a premium. the idea is flex your dates, you know the days before or after valentine's day will see a lot of price drops and open availability. if you want to be creative. instead of maybe staying -- overnight. yeah. pass it off as a creative way to enjoy. >> i'm learning that >> the valentine's day weekend and stretch your dollars a very

great romantic -- napa. a new hotel opened up. boutique. reimagine poverty. 179 tonight with country breakfast. >> people go to the beach. >> this is a very cool spot. it's called a dream inn a motel back in the 70s. with valley parking and a room upgrade and pacific grove. >> monterey peninsula. >> this is a beautiful b and b. wood bush burning fireplace. two night stay. breakfast and other amenities for travel through may. you don't have to get away valentine's day evening. you just present the spread that you plan for the one you love and then have you several weeks to enjoy some romance. >> i'm a love letter kind of guy.

rose petals, a --. >> a nice dish at home. >> wow. >> and a hug. >> and a hug. >> a big bear hug. >> not the pat. the nice big hug. >> make sure that gabe came into talk to you so you could have other options. >> what are you looking for? >> i will take any one of those packages. >> anything he just said. >> and the hug and the handmade stuff. anything that -- that took some time. that doesn't exclude the trip to monterey or the trip to napa. >> working on it. >> part of it. >> you know -- he is helping your wife out. we brought gabe into help your wife. >> it's on a saturday and we wok --. >> don't make excuses. >> he is already making excuses. >> back pedaling. >> thank you. >> all right. let's talk about weather. you talked about monterey. >> right. this is a good weekend to head to those places. >> check them out. maybe do site searching. scouting out. >> i don't know. prepare for traffic right?

>> yeah. usually i have people go why do you tell everybody to go to santa cruz. it's my secret spot. >> nobody else knows about santa cruz. >> let's talk act what's happening sought i'd over the east bay. attempting to in the lafayette where you will find trouble this morning. the fog is very thick for some. we will squeeze in, take a look at the central valley a dense fog advisory lasting through the morning hours and it stretches into the west end here of the bay area. if we get in a little closer concord now reporting visibility to a mile. the darker shade of gray here indicating where visibility could be down to about a quarter mile. stretch along 680. between martinez this morning. that's where you are going to have again an issue. as we get in to the second half of the morning that fog will disappear and we are mostly sunny skies. ridge of high pressure strengthening over the area. you have to get well into washington to get any rain out

of this . what we have is some beautiful weather coming our way. just to be aware of a high surf advisory. we have from sonoma down into monterey. be prepared. keep an eye on your little ones. we are talking rip currents and big wave breaks. spare the air day with air quality moderate to slightly unhealthy for today. temperatures going from mild to a little warmer for your afternoon and then into sunday even warmer. we could break records by the end of the weekend. a chilly start with foggy conditions. 44 for you. 43 in napa. santa rosa you bounced in to 40 degrees. you were 39 earlier. i guess that's an improvement. as you get around the bay low 50s. low 60s with mostly sunny skies already outside your door at half map and for the afternoon low 70's in the forecast -- 71 in haywood. upper 60's to low 70's, 73

expected for santa rosa. sliding along the coastline, san francisco you will go to 68, 68 expected redwood, low 70s for half moon bay and there it is. 77 degrees this afternoon in santa cruz with mostly sunny skies and i think by tomorrow santa cruz could hit 80. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view. warm today. warmer tomorrow. things will start to change and -- it doesn't look like we will get much rain. we will get cloud cover. cooler temperatures in to the week. moisture from baja california and we were hoping would at least bring scattered showers but that's fizzling out. we will watch it. maybe a few sprinkles. >> it's always nice when you design the weather to be nice in the weekend and then --. >> yeah. sure. >> looking like it won't be a month without a drop of rain. >> very disappointing. very disappointing. >> thank you. >> first it was oakland and

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the military is looking in to a helicopter crash that killed two marines in southern california. that shopper kent -- chopper went down in 29 palms. the two killed were the only

ones on board. their names are being withheld until relatives told. the military isn't says much about the crash but are calling a tragic accident. tributes are coming in for ernie banks. overnight chicago's wrigley field posted a sign honoring him. he was nicknamed mr. cub. he played 19 seasons. all with the cubs. he hit a 512 home runs and was put in to the hall of fame in 1977 the cubs president called him a pioneer in the major leagues and the warmest and most sincere person he knew banks got a medal of freedom two years ago. there is no word on the cause of death. . the president and the first lady issued a statement on bank's death. it read he was loved by baseball fans everywhere including michelle who watched him play. somewhere the sun is shining, the air is fresh, his team is

behind him and mr. cub is getting ready to play too. >> e cigarettes aren't allowed on bart and more restrictions on the smoking device appear to be on their way. late thursday night the bart board of directors banned the use on trains and in stations. then yesterday the faa recommended that the smoking device no longer be allowed in checked bags a small heating element inside it has the ability to cause fires when it's accidentally triggered inside a bag. >> it would have to be an extreme situation with something pressing on to the battery and it was on for a long period of time and didn't have a safety thing to shut it of. >> 74 cities in california have adopted new laws on them and more could follow. despite being a relatively new tech guilty they have grown -- technology they have grown. >> some of the biggest stars will continue filming in

berkeley. its part of the new movie about the late steve jobs. last night people crowded around the live restaurant on college avenue to catch a look at the film crews. michael fast bender is jobs. seth rogan is the co founder. the film is based on the. book. crews expected to shoot at other locations across the bay area. >> worth nearly $300,000. dozens of bottles of wine stolen from a famous restaurant. how police were able to bring some of them back. and what's next. >> and a warm up in the bay area comes with great danger. the song warning for people.

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on this saturday morning. still a little fog. for the most part it's sunshine across the bay area and will be the entire weekend. >> the good weekend. to get outside and enjoy it. we are hoping for rain but since we won't get it may as well just enjoy the sun >> women come -- welcome back. >> we have been talking act this weather all morning and sent mose marry outside to enjoy some of it. it's beautiful. >> reporter: it's such a good- looking day. we have blue skies, a bit of a chill in the air. some of us with fog as you said but that fog is going to go away by midmorning. take a look at what's happening outside our door. just a very calm start to the day. you know what we really need?

we need steps that go all the way down toward the water. that would be pretty interpret. you can see a haze. moderate air quality to slightly unhealthy. outside of that just enjoyable. let's look at some of your current temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 52 degrees in oakland. 44 for napa. 44 concord. if you are dealing with fog, it's going to be a chilly one outside. bring along the jacket. half moon bay, mostly clear skies and 61 degrees. could you imagine having breakfast outside right now in half moon bay. afternoon highs into the 60's and low 70's for most of us. 70 for vallejo. 68 fremont. 67 mountain view and 70 expected for morgan hill. santa cruz in to the upper 70's. one of the warmer spots. many folks will enjoy this spring like weather. especially ocean beach. i'm sure it'll be very crowded this afternoon. that is where we find allie

this morning. >> reporter: hi. you know i knew i would be out on the beach this morning covering weather so i brought my flip-flops but it's still a little to chilly to put them on. there is a bit of a breeze. i don't want to take off my coat or jacket. you can bet that will change later this morning. the weather here is supposed to be warm. talking about it being chilly a guy over there just started a fire out here on the beach just to keep warm. there is people heading to the water. we have seen people flying kites. there is also some surfers getting in to the water even this early in the morning don't let this beautiful shot fool you. there is a high surf advisory in effect and getting out in to the water can be dangerous. waves are supposed to be between ten and 12 feet combined swells could be as high as 15 feet and we saw some coast guard boats patrolling the coastline. checking it out. making sure nobody gets in to trouble the water sport experts

say conditions like this are great for experienced surfers but they are not for beginners. >> high surf advisory you must be an expert. it's just to dangerous. the force of the ocean is powerful. people don't realize it. you have to be an expert out in the high surf like today. >> and high surf is also associated with rip tieds and currents. it can be dangerous even just walking ankle deep. there are sneaker waves that happened when the conditions are like this. we can show you a full screen. that's at fort mason. kids of all ages, parentses can check out the -- the wave

conditions. the wind conditions. the good automatic outdoor spot to check out. also the film festival that's an inside event. this has -- the time of year we normally do indoor events, not outside activities but they have 50 divan mate -- different animated films. then the ken ill club dog show. they have 2,000 dogs, 150 breeds, that's at the cow palace. it's a two day thing and admission is between eight to $14. there is a number of different events you can check out in the bay area. if you plan oncoming to the beach, places like ocean beach, out in pacifica. just be aware. don't go out in to the war unless you know what you are doing. >> that's good advice. >> reporting live from ocean beach. let's talk about skiing. that ski season started out strong. then all the warm weather has the resorts concerned. the month has been bone dry. donor ranch had to shut down

but was able to open again today. we talked to coop earlier. >> those storms that came through set up for a great winter here in kirkwood. it's about the location. currently we are 100% open and that's 86 runs out here. >> kirkwood is kind of unique. other resorts not to lucky. heavenly only has 27 of 97 runs. sierra at tahoe 31 of its 46. 8:35 now. we want to talk about this convention because it's happening this weekend in san francisco. >> yeah. it's a massive event i think about 23,000 people are expected to attend throughout the weekend and the key note speaker last night was the former florida governor jeb bush. it was a paid speech which is something he may not be able to do longer if he decides to declare he will run for

president. >> so, let go back to maybe running for president. >> they broken arrow talking about cars but they were also talking about other things. his speech was ked kind of one of the sweeping addresses that covered a lot of topics, the economy, foreign affairs, he talked about car dealers and some of the things they may deal with in terms of rules and regulations. >> it's not the only conversative talk. there is the iowa freedom summit. senator ted cruz. then down in palm springs a conversative winter forum. here, jeb bush during that speech was very critical of the president and i know he called obama care a job killer. that got applause from the crowd. >> he did -- he wasn't just leaving all of his -- he talked about the republican controlled congress, called them may tag remare man saying nothing gets done.

>> i know you are on the fence. no i'm not. i'm seriously considering the possibility of running. >> okay. [applause]. [cheering]. >> there you have it. we also -- want to show you video. this is from last year's convention. hillary clinton was the key note speaker. people were asking her about a possible run back then. >> what are your plans for 2016? >> sorry. you know i had to ask. >> i have to say i don't know. >> seemings like we just keep asking that question. things are different. polls giving her a double digit lead over the other republican hopefuls. bush of course coming that presidential family. hoping to be the third one to head in to the oval office.

analysts look at the speech as an opportunity for him to set himself apart. >> i thought he was justin superioring leader. he comes from such an experienced family and it's wonderful to see that tradition continue. >> jeb bush got a standing ovation. he took a few swipes at california and his visit to san francisco by the way is part of a 60 event fundraising blitz. >> it's called shock and awe and if you can tell by nah name what he is trying to do is maybe pull away from the other republican candidates. >> should be interesting over the next couple of years. >> other news. people searching for a man they say used a bomb threat to steal drugs. police say that they have been looking for the man seen there

in this surveillance video. he came into that walgreens in mountain view and demanded drugs. two weeks later he struck again wearing a helmet as he robbed a morgan hill walgreens and then he robbed this ride aid also in morgan hill and it would have the thefts he left a bag that he said held a bomb. >> he doesn't say a lot. sometimes it's written down. he has a device with him. he tells them he has a bomb. >> the rob eis a quite man in his 50s betweena 1 between with a raspy voice. he has a black motorcycle jacket with the reflective stripes. sun glasses and a ski mask and all the cases police say that he got away on a motorcycle. >> nearly all of the wine stolen from a french restaurant has been returned. 76 bottles were taken in the wine cellar during christmas when it was closed. you can see that buffed up door there. the value of the wine was at almost $300,000. the sheriff's department said someone in north carolina

bought those bottles not knowing they had been taken. earlier this week detectives brought 72 of them back. so far no arrests have been made. and it looks like guy fieri won't open a new winery. that's because yesterday the county's board of zoning adjustments rejected his plan. he already has two restaurants but wanted to build one in santa rosa. he wanted to build that there -- not -- that's the wrong graphic. he wants to build it on willow side road. there is. that's the correction map. many though said they were concerned that it would disrupt the area. the board reejected the plan after hours of public comment against it. the homeless pop laying or program is looking for volunteers to help count the homeless. the information is used to help provide services to the homeless. volunteers will work four hour shifts interviewing people at locations such as food sites, health care facilities and soup

kitchens. volunteers have to attend a two hour training session. problems at a park are so bad that the mayor said he is shutting it down. the closure starts monday. the mayor said the city has gotten a lot of complaints about boyd. he said it's with the homeless doing drugs, drinking and littering. the council will take it up at its next meeting. >> history was made at oracle. >> play three. >> the record clay thompson set during last night's game against the sacramento kings. >> a warmer day on tap for your bay area saturday. we will update the current conditions. i will compare some of the highs expected for your afternoon.

it's my favorite time of the morning. it smells so good. it's restaurant week in san francisco. it's a ten day celebration that started january 21st ask joining us this morning we have matthew of 25 luck. the chef there which is -- which are you cooking up something. >> good morning. >> and we have gwyeneth to give us the whole restaurant week run down. let's start with the food. because it's right in front of us. what are you make something i

have to tell you when we said what you were making everybody was like wow. sounds good. >> it's saturday morning and to speak to both of our restaurants, we are doing pancakes and fried chicken. the fixer upper brunch. everybody probably went out last night. the ingredients here. we have a little bit of chicken just -- chicken thighs and parsley. then salt and sugar, flour, vanilla extract, cooking oil and we will mix this together and just kind of go for it let's do this. it sounds great. quickly mix it together. sounds great. while are you doing some of that i want to talk about restaurant week. people are getting hungry. they wonder -- go head. >> yeah. >> i will stand over here. the idea is to get people to these restaurants, try this food, tell me how it works and what people need to know if they want to sample some of this delicious food?

>> it's a ten day celebration. you can learn about it. sf restaurant week.com. you can see the 117 restaurants. new -- or a little cocktail. then a 40-dollar spinner which is three courses and has a nice enhancement and then an 85- dollar menu and that includes drink pairings with the meal president it's an opportunity to get creative and to do sometimes different kinds of foods, someplaces doing special his city crews whiskey dinners. the whole goal is to get people to tryout new restaurants and through having a nice menu kind of make it for them so they can figure out. >> get me to 117 in ten days that would be great. i really want to see this.

>> we are there. we dredged the chicken in the flour. kind of starting to -- if you have a pan a regular pan that's fine. oil, just nice little cr isp y. keeping it moist and then -- nonstick pan for the pancake. regular pan just fine. we will put it together. is there a secret. i usually. >> i think an amount of oil and don't mix your pancake batter to much. it souffles in the pan and you get that fluffy pancake. >> apples or banana or duck liver. >> shove it in your mouth without having to be polite. do he we have i.

>> i love it. >> this is --. >> and it was --. >> perfect. just --. >> the idea is it starts to souffle. it get that nice dark crust. then -- that chicken is ready to go. on top. and it's not the prettiest thing in the world. >> but smells amazing. >> maple syrup. >> and we have -- you shared your amazing recipe online. we will put it on the website. so people can -- and have it at home. then we also have information about restaurant week. you want them to come to the restaurant. thank you so much both of you for coming in and -- just going to --. >> go for it. >> not going to share with mike and rosemary. thank you very much. it's really -- could be a very -- you other -- unique week. >> thank you. what? >> of course she is.

as soon as she put that on top. >> that's it. >> it looks great. thank you for coming in. outside, good day to go outside. hang out. relax. >> yeah. all sounds good. >> i just got back from arizona. i was working on super bowl stories. i didn't bring a jacket and came back thinking i would needt. no. >> sign me up. i know it's chilly. >> looking outside at beautiful blue sky. we have the -- but again there are parts where you are going to find thick fog and if you have it outside chans are you knowt. as we get in to the next hour or so it'll begin to pull back. it'll start to break down and we will have sunny skies for the bay area. nopa63 yesterday. today you will go to 70. just a bit warmer in oakland.

concord you will notice that difference from 62 to 67. it's actually san jose you will go into 69. as we get in to the morning hours, this is what we have. we have that fog out there. it's up and down. the central valley and is it stretches through the delta, fairfield, concord reporting good fog. it's improving some. you can see where it's plenty gray. napa reporting -- that's good news. the second half of -- if we get into your grand -- we have the ridge of high pressure in control and i put arrows on the screen just to show you where it's at. areas like washington but for us we will remain dry and we are going to remain well above

the season allahal arevage. into the weekend nothing to speak of. it takes in to monday afternoon and then we have moisture coming up from the south. this is coming baja california which is unusual for this time of year. we have cloudier conditions in store for monday, cooler conditions and as we get into tuesday at some point it looked like we may get a few scattered showers but it's also starting to fizzle. we will track it between now and then. as i guess in a nut shell so to speak we are lock be at very little to no rainfall in to the workweek. temperatures right now 52 oakland. 51 san francisco, half moon bay 63, 40s in areas like concord where we have the gray skies, chilly for you. afternoon highs in the upper 60's, low 70s. 73 santa rosa. along the peninsula. 68 redwood. 72 for half moon bay. it'll be beautiful out there it's already a beautiful start. going to be nice. 77 santa cruz. that would be my spot if i had

a choice. the extended forecast. even slightly warmer for tomorrow. we are looking at the breaking records as we get in to the second half of the weekend and then again that pattern switch. it doesn't look like any wet weather >> you always feel guilt which when you are super excited about the warm weather because you know we need the rain but -- it's kind of nice. >> yeah. >> get out and enjoy it 77 in santa cruz. >> you figure the warmer temperatures inland. >> this time it's on the coast. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> time to get on a bike and jump 60 to 70 feet. the high flying tricks. one much the riders will join us in studio for a preview of today's big event. >> and a proposal to use the team from disney's frozen for a psa on the arctic. why disney gave an icy response.

the first lady are headed overseas. they boarded air force one. they will stop in germany to refuel and then fly to india on a trade mission. he will also lay a wreath at the memorial for ghandi. he will cancel the end of his trip to fly to saudi arabia. joining him on his trip is the house democratic leader nanny pelosi. >> alabama's attorney general wants a federal judge to put a

ruling that overturns the state's ban on gay marriage on hold. yesterday a judge struck down alabama's ban. it comes after two women sued the state for failing to recognize their union. the attorney general said that the decision should be put on hold because the court plans to take up the issue of gay marriage this term. california state judges can no longer participate in the boy scouts. the court decided to ban judges on the browned grounds that they discriminate. judges were banned from that on the bases of sexual orientation but made an -- exceptio no, for nonprofits. >> now to the story making news and sports headlines this week. deflate gate. the nfl said its interviewed nearly 40 people in its investigation of under inflated

footballs but none of the people are new england patriot players one of the lead investigators is an attorney who helped the nfl look there to the dolphins bullying scandal. mean -- the patriots rallying between tom brady. >> tom is a big boy. he knows how to handle all situations. he will handle this with class and like he always do. >> there is no timetable on when the nfl investigation will be done but the league is planning more interviews and is looking at other evidence. espn report that the patriots players could be some of the last people to be interviewed. >> a potential new opportunity for elss and the -- frozen team has hit an ice block. a high ranking state department official approached disney about using elsa, anna and others to do psa announcements on the arctic.

it appears that disney is not interested. according to the admiral he said they prefer to tell stories with happy endings. >> what a criminal got away with after robbing a store. >> and it was a record setting night for a golden state warrior, clay thompson shows why he should be the selected as an all-star. he gave the performance of a lifetime that's never before been seen.

. i like waves from about in big to that big. anything bigger let the young kids have them. >> it can be dangerous for people just out and about enjoying this nice weather. >> what you need to know if you are headed to the beach today. m on 2 continues. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning everyone and welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday january 24th. i'm mike mibach. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong. we just keep talking about that weather this morning. the big talk about how nice it's going to be, how warm it's going to get. it's been so nice in fact that we keep sending rosemary. >> get out of the building. >> out the door. who wants to be inside when

it's so nice outside. >> how's it look something. >> basking in the sun. i need my shades out here this morning. it's a beautiful start to the day here in the east bay. we're looking at temperatures in the 40s beginning to warm up now, and by the afternoon low 70s in the forecast. i'll step out of the way is and show you what's going on behind me. we are with mostly clear skies. it is a spare the air day. what a fabulous view. i can see all the way into the city of san francisco. we have crew highway on here on the water. temperatures unseasonably warm. let's get into the current numbers. for some of thus is a chilly start, 45 degrees in napa, 45 in fairfield and 47 concord. 42 in walnut creek. i start with you because you are dealing with fog this morning. outside your door perhaps not as fabulous as what we're looking at here around the bay and along the coast. before we move on i have to point you to half moon half- moon bay where we're starting out mostly sunny and 63 at this

hour. afternoon highs going warmer than yesterday, upper 60s for san francisco, 72 in oakland, 68 for freeway monday, 67 mountain view -- fremont and 67 mountain view. areas like morgan hill, we've been talking about it all morning long, can't stop talking about it, santa cruz expected to hit 77. we have a high surf advisory along the coast definitely keep in mind if you're going out for the water. we want to head to ocean beach where allie rasmus has had the hard job of hanging out along the beach this morning. yeah, it's a beautiful day to be hanging out on the beach, even this early in the morning. it's still a little breezy. i'm not ready to put my flip- flops on yet because as you mentioned it's still a little chilly. that's all going to change a couple of hours from now. there is that high surf advisory in effect as you mentioned and the surfers said the waves aren't too treacherous. they're just okay they said, but one of the surfers said it's really the rip currents

that are especially tricky here at ocean watch. he said the rip current kept pushing him north and he wasn't able to catch waves because of it. this high surf advisory is in effect until 3:00 tomorrow. waves will get from 10 to 12 feet high. combined seas could reach as high as 15 feet because of a storm churning off the coast out in the pacific. we did see coast guard boats patrolling the shoreline here at ocean beach making sure no one gets in trouble. we've seen a number of surfers heading into the water. talking to water sports experts, they're saying if you're not an expert surfer, this isn't the best weekend to go out and try this sort of thing for the first time. a little later on this morning, we're going to be talking with san francisco fire chief kai ali. she's going to be talking about beach safety and the type of rescues they typically have to do when the weather gets nice like this. everyone's saying if you're not an expert surfer, not an expert paddle border you probably don't want to head out this morning.

we're going to be talking to her later on. she says she's on her way. i'm expecting her any minute. we'll wring that to you -- bring that to you probably about a half hour from now. >> we'll check back in with you in just a bit. this weekend's warm weather is a reminder of the severity of the state drought. east bay mud had hoped that by this time january monthly rain totals for the area would be at about 9 inches. as we all know we haven't had any rain. officials are left monitoring the shortage of snow in the sierra and watching those reservoir levels. they say customers have helped out where mother nature didn't. people have heeded those conservation calls and did reduce water usage last year. however the district is still planning to ask for a 15% cut this year. >> with the kind of warmer weather in the forecast, people tend to use more water at that time, so it's going to be a little bit harder this time to meet that goal. >> east bay mud crossing their fingers hoping for more rain before april. april is when they have to

decide on whether or not to request an emergency water supply. that would lead to a 14% increase in your wate water bill. police in walnut creek are looking for the man who robbed a burrito shop at gunpoint last night at free bird's. the man entered the store, pulled out a gun and demanded cash. none of the employees were injured during the robbery, and anyone with information about this incident is asked to call police. oakland police are searching for the driver who killed an elderly woman in a hit and run crash. a security camera near the intersection of 18th avenue and 15th street recorded this crash around 8:00 yesterday morning. at the top of the screen there's a woman walking from left to right about halfway across the street. that's when the car comes down 15th and without slowing down hits her. the driver stopped for 2 seconds and then takes off. now police say the victim was an 80-year-old woman who lived nearby. a neighbor says the roads in that neighborhood, he says they're quite dangerous. investigators say they're

looking for a newer model elantra, light green or silver with a driver side front end damage. police in the south bay are investigating a deadly hit and run cash. this one happened after 6:15 last night near via monte drive in south san jose. investigators have not released details about the vehicle or the woman who was killed. they say they are still interviewing possible witnesses. the measles outbreak in california still growing. state health officials say the number of cases has increased to 68 with 48 of those cases linked to that scout break at disney land. public health officials say those numbers expect today climb. people did report coming down with measles after visiting the park last month. at least five disney employees have been diagnosed with measles. with the outbreak expected to grow, bay area hospitals are preparing for any new cases. according to the san francisco chronicle health care providers are being trained on just what to look out for. so far measles cases have been

reported in three bay area counties. alameda, san mateo and santa clara. parents of school children in santa clara county got letters telling them about the outbreak. the office of education says the presidents to update parents about the situation. according to that letter right now there are only two reported cases in santa clara county and they are adults. officials say the letter is meant to be informational. it's also meant to be a reminder for parents to make sure their children's immunizations are up to date. the first flu death of the year has been reported in napa county. that person only described as an adult under the age of 65. the department says flu deaths are only reportable to local public health authorities when they occur in people under age 65. that means reports could under estimate the number of actual flu deaths in the county. the center for disease control says the flu is still hitting the u.s. hard, but the number of new infections seem it be slowing down from week to week. 11 children have died of the flu in the u.s. in the past

week. that brings the total number of child deaths to 56. the current flu vaccine does not match the strength of the virus that is right now circulating and officials are still recommending that people get the flu shot. warriors guard clay thompson is in the record books this morning and the cover of the sporting green says it all. thompson romps to an nba record. he has achieved something no one in the history of the nba has ever done befores not michael jordan, not magic johnson, larry bird or even wilt chamberlain. >> driving again! >> all right again and again and again. clay thompson scoring a career high 52 points last night against the sacramento kings. and in the third quarter he put on the greatest shooting performance of all time. he made all 13 shots including a league record 9 in one quarter from 3 point range. he also hit both his free throws. in all he scored 37, an nba

record for most points in one quarter. it brought sold out oracle arena to their feet. >> 48, 35 in the quarter! thompson's got it. >> bowing down to clay thompson, the star of the night making his case on why he should be selected to next month's all star game at madison square garden. here is a breakdown of clay's record setting performance by the numbers 378 points numbers 37 points in one quarter topping the old mark of 33 held by carmelo anthony and george the ice man gurvin in 1978. the nine 3-pointers set a record for that one quarter. he made a total of eleven 3 point shots. that was one shy of tieing an nba record for an entire game. >> it's humbling. it's surreal. i never thought i'd be in this position growing up. i'm kind of proud of myself because the hard work is paying

off. >> the proudest person you'd think it'd have to be thompson's dad michael thompson. he's a former nba player himself who's an analyst for the los angeles lakers. take a look at this photo, it shows the proud dad watching his son's historic night on his cell phone while he was on a laker team flight. by the way, the warriors did beat the kings 126-101. it is time for our question of the day. after last night's performance we want to know at this point do you think clay thompson or steph curry is the better player. just throwing it out there. the viewers can join in on that conversation on our ktvu facebook page. >> sounds good. some of hollywood's biggest stars are in the bay area. one of the locations where they are filming a new movie about the late steve jobs.

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good morning, to you, we are looking at great weather for your saturday afternoon. on the other hand, some of us dealing with really thick fog this morning. let's step outside giving you a look at where you may find trouble this morning in areas right around concord, veiny have, martinez and along the stretch into fairfield you'll find some as well. please be ware of it. take it easy. on the other side of things we have a high surf advisory we've been talking about all morning long from sonoma county all the

way down into monterey. large breaking waves. the sneaker waves, the ones that sneak up along the sand and rip currents expected for today, keep an eye on your little ones if you're going out to the beaches. this is going to last today as well as tomorrow. if i back it up and show you what's going on, the rich of high pressure in control of our weather pattern. take a look at that, you can see the fog stretching all the way down the central valley into southern california this morning. we have rain to the north, not going to see any of that unfortunately, and it's because of this ridge here that i've drawn out for you deflecting any bit of that rain to the north and not bringing us any. for today we are going to be high and dry. temperatures warmer than yesterday. high surf advisory is also a spare the air day. air quality, moderate to slightly unhealthy. something to be aware of if you're going to be out and about and you're very sensitive to the pollution. as we get into the second half of your weekend, we're going to be even warmer on sunday. we could see some records by the end of the weekend.

temperatures right now in the 40s, 50s, even low 60s. half moon bay 63 degrees. 55 at sfo. 67 in oakland, this is where we are still very chilly. this is where we're going to find the fog as well. a cool one 43 walnut creek, 47 in concord and napa at 45 degrees. as we get into the second half of the day temperatures well above the seasonal average. 70 degrees for vallejo this afternoon, 70 degrees expected for berkeley, 67 in san rafael and santa rosa you'll go to 73. for the inland east bay, a mild day, not too warm in areas like antioch, 64 degrees. if you do like the 70s with sunny skies, you need to get closer to the bay, closer to the water along the coast. 72 for half moon bay this afternoon, 71 los gatos, 69 san jose and 70 degrees expected for morgan hill. low to mid-70s for gilroy and 77 degrees for santa cruz for the afternoon if you're going to be in monterey for the weekend tomorrow is going to be warmer. i think santa cruz may get close to 80 degrees for the second half.

and with your bay area weekend in view you'll notice the warmup will last only through your weekend as we get into your business week, partly cloudy skies, temperatures do begin to dip. we'll still be very mild for this time of year, but as we get into tuesday and wednesday there was a slight possibility we may see a few scattered showers. that has actually backed off. we're looking at mostly cloudy skies, maybe a little bit of drizzle. things could change between now and then. all in all it looks like a fairly dry forecast. back to you. you're going to be hearing it live at the coliseum in oakland as those engines will be rip roaring as the monster energy super cross comes to the bay area. this morning we have a special treatment for extreme sports lovers as well as non-sports fans. joining us in studio is justin pipes to talk about today's event which i guess you could say is for the entire family. you don't just have to be into the bikes. you can bring the kids and

adults growing up me tara california north of fresno. i'm guessing baseball was a little too quiet, too boring of a sport for you or, football, basketball. >> my parents have always kind of been around racing racing and baseball, i went to a couple games but just really wasn't my thing. >> how old were you when you first got on a bike. >> six. >> and then just fell in love about it? >> i don't know about the first time i fell in love with it. the first time i fell all the time. >> scared of it? >> yeah, so after i kind of got over my fears, i definitely fell in love with the sport. >> so right now you said you're 23. >> correct. >> you've been doing this professionally for 18 years. take us -- or not 18, since you were 18 i should say. take us through the event. go out there tonight, qualifying starts at 12:30. this is the one you're going to ride tonight or today? >> correct. >> 50 to 60 when you do these jumps, 70 feet in some instances. >> the biggest jumps are 70 to

75 feet. i don't really know about how fast we go because there's so many jumps, but it's pretty exciting when we're out there. there's a lot of jumps. there's a lot of banging bars, a lot of action, and it's good fun. >> what about banging each other? sometimes i see this on fox sports 1 but when it's televised you can see them banging left and right. how many are during a qualifying event? like 20? >> there's about 80 that try to make the actual race, and then there's 40 that get to race in the show, and then 20 that get into the main. so we just kind of weed everyone down as it goes. >> one of the things before we got on to this interview i looked up just kind of attendance. i mean last year in oakland it was like 45, 46,000 people. it took me by surprise. how popular is this sport? is it gaining popularity across the country as we go through these tours? >> i think it's growing. i always get new fans and it's just crazy like the followers i get and everyone that tells me good luck and stuff, and every

year it seems to get bigger and bigger. >> that's you right there? >> correct, correct, yeah. >> it gets bigger and bigger. what do you tell people who have never been? if someone's sitting at home, cal's playing arizona tonight, it's a big game in the bay area, they maybe want to watch that. if you're trying to recruit them to the coliseum to see you and your fellow competitors, what do you say? what's the rush of coming out? >> you know, i would say you already know what's going to happen at the cal game, and dirt biking is something new you're going to see guys flying through the air, banging bars. there's going to be crashes. there's always crashes. it's just a great sport, and i don't think they get a lot of credit that they deserve, the guys that race. they're dedicated athletes and you're seeing the best in the world. >> talk about a lot of crashes. have you crashed yourself. worst injury you've had. >> broken my femur four times. >> nice, just four? >> yeah, so hit the ground a

little bit. >> hit the ground a little bit. this is again at the coliseum, 12:30 qualifying, and just kind of like the nfl, they have 16 games a year, you have 17 races throughout your season. >> mm-hmm. >> and this is number. >> 4. >> how have you done in the last three? >> last three i really haven't done exactly how i wanted to do, haven't made a main yet, but it's my hometown race so we're going to get it done tonight. >> i'll pull for you. you're the only supercross i know. i'm going for dustin pipes 12:30 at the come seem and the main event's 6:30 and the opening ceremonies. it should be a packed crowd and i think tickets are pretty cheapest, like 10, $15. >> 15 bucks you can go on a supercross live.com and go into the pits with your monster cam and you can go see all the teams. see all the riders and get some posters and mingle around and it's a good deal. >> all right. dustin pipes, appreciate it man. good luck to you today. >> thank you. >> claudine, what do you think, you want to take it for a spin?

>> let's go. all right, 9:20. the oakland a's have unveiled a special promotion coming in just a half hour we'll tell you the reason he turned down an offer from another team. >> but when we return, the passing of a sport's icon, first lady michelle obama pays tribute to one of her favorite athletes growing up.

quite a different scene out there on the east coast where people are preparing for a big storm this weekend that's going to bring a mix of rain, sleet and snow. central pennsylvania expected to get 5 to 8 inches of powder. new york city could get up to 4 inches. people in boston up to 6 inches. areas in baltimore and washington only expected to see the rain. forecasters are warning drivers to be careful as those freezing temperatures could cause slippery roadways back east. this morning the military is looking to a real copter

crash that killed two marines in southern california. the chopper went down yesterday afternoon in san bernardino county. the two marines who were killed were the only ones on board and their names are being withheld until their relatives are notified. the military's not saying much about the crash except that they're calling it a tragic accident that happened during a training exercise. tributes are pouring in for baseball legend ernie banks. chicago's wrigley field posted a sign honoring mr. banks who was nicknamed mr. cub. he was inducted into the baseball hall of fame in 1977. president obama and the first lady issued a statement which included that one of michelle obama favorite memories was watching television with her dad and banks playing for their hometown cubs. president obama presenting banks two years ago with the presidential medal of freedom. there is no word yet on the cause of death. ernie banks was 83. e-cigarettes are no longer allowed on b.a.r.t.

and more restrictions on the smoking device appear to be on their way. the b.a.r.t. board of directors banned the use of e-cigarettes on trains and in stations. yesterday the faa also recommended that the smoking device no longer be allowed in checked baggage. a small heating element inside the e cig has the ability to cause fires when it's accidentally triggered inside a bag. >> it would have to be in an extreme situation where something was probably pressing on to the battery and it was on for a long period of time, and it didn't have a safety mechanism to shut it off. >> 74 cities in california have adopted new laws on e- cigarettes and many more could soon follow despite being a relatively new technology, e- cigs have already grown into a billion dollars business. the movie the interview makes its debut on netflix today. >> hello north korea! >> that controversial comedy about two journalists sent to

assassinate north korean leader kim jong-un hits netflix a month after being released. sony initially pulled the film after a hacking scandal and threats to the movie movie theaters planning to show it. after president obama and hollywood people criticized that move sony released the film. the interview has made at least $40 million. a 5-year-old boy named bat kid. he stole our heart in 2015 and now he's going to live forever on the silver screen. a documentary on miles scot and his battle with leukemia will be premiering today in utah. it tells the story of his fight and how the bay area came together to watch him save the city from evil. it's called bat kid begins. the wish heard around the world. julia roberts is working on her own film about bat kid. >> haven't heard that festival. i wonder if it's the sun dance film festival in utah. >> we'll double check that and

make sure. former florida governor jeb bush comes to the bay area. what he has to say about the possibility of a third bush in the white house. >> and it is a beautiful day to be outdoors, but beachgoers be aware there is a high surf advisory in effect. coming up we're going to speak with the san francisco fire battalion chief about the things people under estimate when they hit the waters in conditions like this.

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this morning. >> oakland police are searching for the driver who killed an elderly woman in a hit and run crash. a security camera near the intersection of 18th avenue and 15th street recorded that crash around 8:00 yesterday morning. police say the victim was an 80- year-old woman who lived nearby. and the first flu death of the year has been reported in napa county. the person was only described as an adult under the age of 65. the department says that flu deaths are only reportable to local public health authorities when they occur in people under 65, which means reports could actually under estimate the number of actual flu deaths in the county. a high surf advisory is in effect for the entire bay area coastline through tomorrow afternoon. the surf could reach more than 15 feet. they are often associated with those rip tides and could be powerful enough to snap a surfboard in half. warning to all those surf furs and swimmers out there and people just walking, don't turn your back to the ocean. >> it's good to know too. it always seems like a good idea to get in. you've got to be careful. >> on days like this for sure.

>> yes, absolutely. welcome back to mornings on 2, i'm claudine wong. >> good morning everyone. i'm mike mibach. let's get you updated on what's happening outside and go upstairs to our rooftop deck. rosemary looking good outside. >> absolutely gorgeous from our rooftop. i'll step out of the way and give you a view of what's happening out here. we saw a sailboat go by just a few moments ago. you may actually see it just a little bit leaving out of the estuary, oh, how i wish i was floating on that boat. a beautiful day out here. temperatures are going to warm well above the seasonal average. we may even break some records by the end of the weekend. let's take a look at the numberses outside our doors right now. we have 47 degrees in concord, 45 in napa, 45 in fairfield. do you see that shade of blue? chances are you have fog in your area, and that is what is holding you back. if you have mostly sunny skies like those of us here in oakland, 57 degrees right now, mid-50s sfo, half moon bay you take the cake, mostly sunny and 63 already outside your door.

as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will range from the mid-60s to mid-70s, even a few upper 70s in the forecast for today. 68 for san francisco, 71 in hayward, 67 for concord. low 70s from napa into santa rosa, upper 60s low 70s from san jose into morgan hill. pacifica this afternoon 67. santa cruz 77. it's definitely going to be a day to head to the beach, and that's where we find allie rasmus this morning at ocean beach enjoying the view. good morning allie. >> good morning rosemary. it has warmed up here in the last hour and a half since we've been out here. take a look on the beach, you can see more people out here than there were when we got here around 7:30 this morning. you can see a lot of folks do have their sweaters and windbreakers on. it is still a little bit chilly. there is a high surf advisory in effect today until 3:00 tomorrow and just taking a look out at the waves, they do look pretty impressive. we've talked to a couple of surfers this morning, the waves were more challenging than

usual and they also said the rip tides were especially tricky this morning because of that high surf advisory. waves 10 to 12 feet high. national weather says combined could get up to 15 feet high. this is the type of day when the san francisco fire department, the coastal rescue division gets busy. are you expecting to respond to some calls. >> yes, we're expecting locals and tourists like to visit the beach today because of the warm weather. >> and when the 9-1-1 call comes in that someone needs help at the beach, how do you guys respond? >> normally the coastal rescue units will respond, and we have all the necessary gear. we have kayaks. we have boards. we have boogie boards. we have swimmers more importantly. every day on duty we have those who respond to the beach and get in and rescue the person in distress. >> firefighters shoot up in their wet suits and help people

who might be in disdress. a lot of locals no that ocean beach always has a problem with rip currents and it's not always the safest beach, but it's the tourists that you guys worry about. >> yes, because they're unaware of the conditions at the ocean here and they are probably unaware that people have lost their lives here, and that happens every year because people don't realize the power of the ocean and the fact that they are -- this ocean is -- this beach is known for rogue waves. >> and you were telling me you don't go on this beach. >> no, i like warm blue water. >> thanks very much. battalion chief khai ali with san francisco fire talking about the high surf advisory and the expectation firefighters might have that they might be busy today. a combination of nice weather and tricky conditions out there in the water. back to you guys. >> good to know. that's good advice for anyone. let's talk about the snow because the ski season started out strong but then all this warm weather as the resorts a

little concerned. the month of january has obviously been bone dry and donna ranch summit had to shut down its slopes this past week t. is able to open again today. early this morning, coop from the kirkwood ski resort joined us via skype. >> actually set up for a great winter here in kirkwood mountain resort. it's all about the location. currently we are 100% open and that's 86 runs out here. >> squaw valley has 170 runs but only 35 of them are open. sierra at tahoe has 31 of its 46 runs open. 9:35 let's talk about the national auto dealers association. it's got its convention this weekend in san francisco. >> it's a huge event, 23,000 people expected to attend this weekend, and the keynote speaker last night was former florida governor jeb bush. it was a high paid speech. or just a paid speech which is something he may not be able to do much longer and that's because if he decides to

declare his candidacy for president. >> so let's go back to maybe running for president. >> all right, his speech, you know, and he talked for a while about a lot of things. it was considered one of those kind of sweeping addresses that covered a lot of topics. he talked about the economy. he talked about foreign affairs. he also talked about rules and regulations for the car dealers. obviously there were a lot of those in attendance. >> we should mention that the iowa freedom summit is this weekend and then also a conservative winter forum down in palm springs. a lot of presidential possibility, a lot of hopefuls out there talking to america, talking to donors. in regards to jeb bush he was critical of the president last night. he called obamacare a job killer. that did get some applause. he was also critical of the republican controlled congress calling them may tag repairmen saying they get nothing done.

>> and he was asked repeatedly about a possible candidacy. >> i know you're on the fence. i'm seriously considering the possibility of running. >> well, it's a popular question to ask at this convention. you're now looking at video from last year's convention, 2014, and there you see hillary clinton. she was the keynote speaker and even then people were asking her about a possible run in 2016. >> what are your plans for 2016? [ cheers and applause ] >> sorry. >> no. >> you know i had to ask that. >> yeah, you did. you did. i understand and i have to say i don't know. not a very satisfactory answer i know but. >> things are a little different now of course. head to head national polls are giving clinton a double digit lead over bush or any of the republican hopefuls. bush obviously coming from a very presidential family but analysts look at last night's

speech as an opportunity for him to distinguish himself across america. >> i thought he was just an inspiring leader you know, and he comes from such an experienced familiest and wonderful to see that tradition continue. >> the speech seemed to go over pretty well. he did get a standing ovation. he did take the opportunity to take a few swipes at california mentioning a couple of other things in terms of taxation and regulations and even boasting that florida students scored higher than california students. this is all part of a shock and awe fund-raising blitz, 60 events. the goal to, you know, just make other candidates who are also trying to raise money think twice about entering the race. >> let the fun begin. we'll see how it all plays out in years to come. in other news police in the south bay are searching for a man who they say uses a bomb threat to steal oxycodone and other prescription drugs. since december 12th, the same thief has hit a walgreen's in mountain view and a walgreen's in rite aid in morgan hill.

police have been looking for this man seen in this surveillance video. in december investigator says he came into this walgreen's in mountain view and demanded drugs. two weeks later they say he struck again wearing a helmet as he robbed a walgreen's in morgan hill. then on january 11th police say he robbed a rite aid also in morgan hill. in two of the thefts he left a bag that he said held a bomb. >> he doesn't say a lot of words. sometimes it's written down, but he has a device with him and tells them he has a bomb. >> he's described as a white man in his 50s between 5-11 and 6-2. he wears a black motorcycle jacket with reflective stripes. he has sun glasses and a ski mask. in all the cases he got away on a motorcycle. nearly all of the wine that was stolen from the famous french restaurant has been returned. 76 bottles were stolen from the wine cellar during christmas.

the restaurant put the value of that wine at almost $300,000. the sheriff's department said someone in north carolina bought those bottles not knowing they'd been stolen. they've now been given back. detectives brought 72 of those 76 bottles back. no arrests have been made. guy fieri will not be opening a new winery in sonoma county. yesterday the board of zoning adjustments unanimously rejected his plan. fieri already has two restaurants but want today build a 10,000 case winery in santa rosa. he wanted to build it along willow side road. many residents said they were worried that that winery would disrupt the area. the board did reject that plan after hours of public comments against it. we're hearing now from the man accused of killing two women in the peninsula back in the '70s as part of the gypsy hill serial murder case. we spoke with rodney halbower at the county jail in redwood city. no cameras were allowed during the interview. he did tell us he didn't do it,

even though authorities say his dna was found at the scene. when asked about the dna he said "dna is not the smoking gun that everyone wants it to be." he did say that he is guilty of another crime after escaping prison back in the 80s he told us he stole a car and traveled to oregon where he admits he stabbed and injured a woman. >> it is time to bring this man to justice for the murders that we can clearly prove at this point and bring some closure to the families as best we can. >> authorities say they believe halbower committed the bay area killings while out on bail for other crimes in nevada and right before he was convicted of raping a nevada woman in 1976, the san mateo county district attorney is seeking a life in prison sentence. police in morgan hills say teenagers may be responsible for offensive graffiti at a local elementary school. the graffiti at paradise valley elementary included swastikas. other messages referred to drugs leers and a local high

school. right now the school is trying to repair that damage and restore a sense of safety. a $1000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. and some of hollywood's biggest stars are going to be in berkeley today to keep on filming. it's all part of a new movie about the late steve jobs. last night people crowded around la med train restaurant on college avenue to get a glimpse of the film crews and all that activity. seth rogen is starring as steve bosnian. o's knee yak. a few days ago the world champion giants were on the verge of losing one of their top free agent pitchers, but today ryan vogelsong is back. the reason he says he gave for his change of heart. >> and running seven marathons in seven days. that's not even the hardest part. how a bay area man was able to

complete a journey like no other.

welcome back, and good morning to you. giving you a look there at the east bay hills. mount diablo where we're starting out with fog this morning. it's beginning to break up. we have mostly sunny skies for the second half of today. >> at this hour, president obama and the first lady are headed overseas. they boarded air force 1 around 3:30 this morning pacific time. they'll stop in germany to refuel and fly to india on a trade mission. he will also lay a wreath at a memorial for mahatma gandhi. the president will cancel the end of his trip to fly to saudi arabia following the death of king abdullah. joining the president is nancy pelosi. before the president left the

country he recorded this morning's weekly address. >> wages are finally starting to rise again. let's keep that going. let's do more to restore the length between hard work and growing opportunity for every american. >> echoing tuesday's state of the union address, president obama says a strong middle class is vital to a growing economy. that means making it easier to afford child care, college, health insurance, and a house. california's unemployment rate is the lowest it's been in almost six years. the state unemployment rate dropped to 7% in december. that's 2/10 of a percent better than november. the rate has not been that low since before the start of the recession in 2008. the state employment development departments says 700 jobs were added last month. the edd also says california has added more than 1 1/2 million jobs since 2010. right here in the bay area, the unemployment rate is well below the state average. marin county has the lowest rate at 3.4%.

san francisco and san mateo counties are less than 4%. solano has the highest unemployment rate of all at bay area counties at 6.1%. their rate has improved since november when it was at 6.5%. contra costa's homeless program is looking for volunteers who can help count the homeless population. the information is used to help the county provide services to the homeless. >> volunteers will work four- hour shifts interviewing people at locations such as food distribution sites, health care facilities and soup kitchens. volunteers have to attend two- hour training session before starting. the problems at a city park in san rafael have gotten so bad that the mayor says enough is enough. he's shutting it down. the closure starts monday and will last at least 30 days. mayor gary phillips says the city has gotten an influx of complaints about boyd memorial park. the problems he says are with the homeless in the parks doing drugs, drinking and littering.

residents have told them they're afraid to that i can their children to that park -- children to that park. >> i have personally seen what appears to be alleged exchange of narcotics, use of narcotics, and folks doing things that are just not allowed in public parks. >> one person, bad person messes it up for all of us. that's basically what happened. >> the san rafael city council will be taking up the park closure at its next meeting. all right. very nice outside, we've been talking about it all morning long. let's go over to rosemary now for a check of how it's going. we talked about the fall, yesterday until noon, depending on where i was driving. >> i was in arizona. >> i don't know. >> you kept looking at me like i was going to answer that. >> i forgot that you were in arizona. sorry. the rest of us were just tooling around in the bay area. >> oh, because i was just hanging out right, right in arizona. >> ha ha ha. >> tell the viewers right. >> he was working in arizona,

rosemary. he was doing some super bowl story. >> no fog there but apparently it was foggy here. >> he was working hard. >> we waited to bring the best weather of the week. >> for him to come back. >> for you to come home. >> or maybe i brought it with me to make you guys happy right? >> no, that's -- or not. >> it's going to be a nice day out there, a lot of folks tweeting me facebooking me. what about the rain. i know, i know. we need it. we're not going to get it this weekend. we are going to get sunshine, and we are going to get temperatures in the 60s and 70s. giving you a look into san jose where it is calm. it is cool, and you can see it is mostly clear. so as we get into your numbers, you'll notice where the fog lies. concord still reporting visibility to about 2 1/2 miles. outside of that the bay area looking good, livermore you're in good shape. a little bit of haze here but not bad either. we will continue with this at least for the next half hour, 45 minutes. it's going to continue to clear. a live picture of mount diablo a little while ago. we can see it sort of breaking

apart there. the ridge of high pressure in control. love this satellite view. you can actually see the curvature here. that storm track again to the north. i know, we need the rain. take a look, we are thinking we may get some from the south, which is atypical for this time of year. the newest models continue to trend dryer dryer and drier unfortunately. your weekend high and dry. temperatures 5, 10, maybe even 15 degrees above the seasonal average. we get into monday and the pattern begins to switch a little bit. monday, partly cloudy mostly cloudy skies. notice a little bit of moisture here pulling up from the south as we get into monday afternoon and tuesday, it works its way into the central, even inner harbor portions of california. maybe the sierra will pick up a few scattered showers. for us it doesn't look like we're going to get much, maybe a few sprinkles. we'll be tracking it between now and then but the story for the weekend, high surf advisory. we've been talking about it all morning long. if you are just joining us for the entire coastline, it is a spare the air day with air quality moderate to slightly unhealthy. today warmer than yesterday, sunday is going to be the

warmest day. we may break a few records. 45 in fairfield. i have to go back to where the fog is. this is where we are cooler at this hour. you get in and around sfo, redwood city, low to mid-50s. half moon bay this morning, 63 degrees. it's a beautiful start in half moon bay, areas around daly city and pacifica getting tweets from there as well. it's a gorgeous one. 67 for concord. 72 for oakland, 68 san francisco, upper 60s to low 70s for the north bay. upper 60s to low 70s for the south bay. 73 for gilroy, 71 los gatos, 77 santa cruz. we've got the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view. temperatures will warm slightly for tomorrow. we do remain mainly dry as we get into the workweek ahead. unfortunately that transition to cloudy or somewhat cooler weather not likely to bring us much rain. we may just end january on a drier note. >> have to have a very wet february. >> yes. >> bring it on. >> and march.

>> and april. and april. we'll take it in april too. >> thanks rosemary. >> you got it. >> may be a nice day to go for a run. a man from san francisco has successfully completed a world marathon challenge. it was a very intensive race that required tim durbin to run seven marathons in seven days on seven continents. about a dozen runners took part in that event. durwin was the only american and he says he ran every mile. pretty awesome. that journey started in antarctica, moved to chili, miami, madrid, paracoe and dubai. it ended on friday in sydney australia. durbin says his main reason for running the race was to raise money for cancer research. the giants are welcoming back pitcher ryan vogel son song. he has agreed to a 1 year deal worth $4 million. a few days ago it looked like he was going to sign with the houston astros but when he went to houston to take a physical, he says the visit just kind of

made him uncomfortable and he also told the chronicle his wife kept telling him how she loved san francisco and with that he's now returning to the world champs. across the bay,s a all star closer shawn do little will miss the start of the season due to a tear in the rotator cuff of his left shoulder. doctors do not believe he is going to need surgery. the a's are showing off now some of their promotions this season. you can bet this hello kitty bobblehead will be one of the more popular giveaways. this video shows it's complete with those big elephant ears. the bobblehead will be given on saturday, april 18th against the kansas city royals. >> very cute. hello kitty bobblehead. what else could you possibly want. >> keeps coming up with new ideas. a decline in sales at one of america's largest fast food chains. what the company is now doing to try to boost its profits. >> plus a proposal to use the team from disney's frozen for a

public service announcement on the art. the reason why disney gave a pretty icy response.

now to the story making news in sports headlines this week. deflate gate the the nfl has interviewed nearly 40 people in its investigation. espn reports none of the people that were interviewed are new england patriot players. one of the lead investigators is an attorney who helped the nfl look into the miami dolphins bullying scandal. meantime the patriot's team is rallying behind quarterback and san mateo native tom brady. >> tom is a big boy. he know how to handle all situations so he'll handle this with class like he always do. >> there's no timetable on when the nfl investigation will be completed, but the league is planning more entire views and is examining video and other forensic evidence. the patriot players could likely be some of the last

people interviewed. mcdonald's is making changes after the company reported that its profit tumbled 21% last quarter to try to bring back customers, the chain is now allowing local operators to have more say in menu items and emphasizing custom items such as build your own burger options. experts say mcdonald's needs to get back to the basics by keeping prices down to keep demand up. the push towards eating healthy and fresh food has also hurt mcdonald's sales. a potential new opportunity for elsa and the rest of the disney frozen cast has hit an ice block. >> ♪ let it go, let it go can't hold it back anymore ♪ ♪ >> recently a high ranking state department official approached disney by using elsa, anna, sven to do public service announcements on the arctic. but disney said they would prefer to tell stories that have happy endings. that's kind of depressing a little bit. >> on a brighter note. >> on a brighter note we have

the bright sunshine. >> bright sunny day out there. at least for most of us. some of us waking up with fog, but it will clear and we'll have mostly sunny skies for everyone. just a reminder high surf advisory along the coastline for today, but take a look at those numbers. 70s in the forecast. if you do like mostly sunny and 74 get closer to the bay, get closer to the coast. that's where the temperatures will be at their warmest. slightly warmer for tomorrow and then we begin to switch over to a a cooler, cloudier. >> that is our report for this morning. >> thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. we'll have news throughout the day on our website and on our newscast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save.

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