sunny and warm for some. actually cool and foggy for others. i'm tracking your sunday forecast coming up. >> the warm weather is bringing dangerous waves, what the coast guard is doing this morning to keep you safe. >> from sticker shock to big savings. just how much money you could save the next time you fill up. mornings on 2 starts next. good morning. you're looking live over santa fe and isn't that a gorgeous shot? >> beautiful colors.

>> clear skies. looks like it's shaping up to be another beautiful day this weekend. welcome to "mornings on 2" it's saturday, january 25th. i'm claudette -- claudine wong. >> i'm merck m mark mibach. >> i was walking around the newsroom asking people where do you live? what was it like in your neighborhood? >> some valley locations are stuck in the fog, so some areas like yesterday afternoon, concord, 60. the beach weather we promised did come through but temperatures in the low 70s. in areas along the coast and mid to upper 70s over parts of monterey, a live look, isn't that a beautiful view? but yes the low clouds and fog back again. inner valley locations it's another tough one. visibility down to about 2 miles in areas from santa rosa

stretching through napa and it's all across areas of the north bay, around the american canyon and stretching through areas of the delta as well. 4 mile-per-hour visibility in concord. 3 livermore. this is a change. livemore yesterday, you had pretty good visibility, not so this morning. the fog joined your area as well. giving you a look at temperatures. another cool start. low 40s outside now in napa. santa rosa 42 which is actually slightly better than yesterday. santa rosa slipped to 39 yesterday morning. 46 san francisco, 46 half-moon bay. that is a change for you. halfmoon bay, upper 60s and low 60s yesterday morning if you remember. the second half of the day and again the closer to the coast and around the bay the more mild the weather. 70 pacifica today. 71 san mateo. low 70s at the peninsula and 72 san jose. you get into the valleys and the temperatures are going toking cool to mild. talking 62 napa. 60 fairfield. again depending on where you are. today's going to be the warmest

day. we begin a cooldown as soon as tomorrow and i'm still tracking perhaps the slightest possibility of a few sprinkles. i'll show that you in the extended forecast coming up. two men rescued after their boat capsized in san jose. this happened 12:40 yesterday afternoon. according to the san jose mercury news the two men fishermen, it's not clear what caused them to capsize and they are not hurt. the coast guard is going to patrol area beaches because the high surf advisory remains in effect at san francisco's ocean beach. waves reached 10 to 12 feet thanks to the pacific storm turning far off-shore. it did create some dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves, a couple visiting from out of town says the waves were fun to watch. >> they looked very dangerous which is actually why we came down. we came on our bikes and we don't see this in texas. >> san francisco firefighters say it's important to remind people how dangerous those waves can be. yesterday they did participate in some beach rescue training.

strong winds in southern california knocked over a billboard. we got surveillance video to show you here. oh -- there it goes. slammed down on to the parked cars in north hollywood. it narrowly missed someone just driving into the lot. wind gusts hit 89 miles an hour. the santa aa winds also tore down trees and power lines and crews still restoring power to customers in the san fernando valley. this is an interesting map. we found it on gasbuddy. that means the price of gas, if you look at it, those are the colors, looks like a weather map -- we don't have severe weather in california or back east so the red is averaging $2.50 a gallon depending where you live. yellow more like $1.90 to $2 and the green is about $1.45, i like this map. i lived all over the country. it takes me back to colorado and how nice it would be to live in topeka, kansas, again

and pay $1.45 for gas, tucson, arizona and back home where i am here where it's $2.50. across the nation the u.s. average price for a gallon of regular is $2.04. that is the lowest national average in nearly six years. and industry analysts guess the national average will drop $2 a gallon as rising inventories push down the price. california gas prices are usually among the highest in the country because of the state's stricter standards for clean-burning fuel. california's success at improving air quality is actually hurting the state budget. cars and trucks are getting better gas mileage and more people are driving electric vehicles but as drivers buy less gas state gas tax revenues are dropping. electric car owners pay no gas taxes and the state and federal government have not raised the tax in 20 years, that money helps pay for road maintenance. state lawmakers are studying

replacing california's gas tax with a fee for each mile driven. new reports says the supplier of the steel rods on the crack to the bay bridge failed to reveal that the same thing actually happened in washington state. according to the san francisco chronicle the rods' identical to the ones that kractd on the bay bridge in 2013. cracked on a bridge in washington in 2009. the rods were provided by dyson corps in ohio. experts say if cal transhad been notified they could have avoided dealing with the same problem. cal transtested $45 -- spent $45 million. a crash in napa happened in napa on highway 221. it's not clear what led up to the crash. authorities say it resulted in major and minor injuries, at least one person had to be extricated and airlifted to a trauma center. after apparently killing one of two japanese hostages the islamic extremist group

isis is now threatening the life of the other hostage. isis released a image yesterday of the remaining hostage holding a picture of of the other captive beheaded. isis demanded that japan pay a $200 million ransom by friday or it will kill the two men. the mother of the hostage who is still alive fears that time is running out for her son. >> his face looked extremely nervous. i think he feels gravely of what is to come. i think that is what it is. no time to be optimistic. >> instead of a lot of money isis is also demanding the release of a woman facing the death penalty in jordan for her role in a series of hotel bombings in 2005, that killed dozens of people. president obama has called the japanese prime minister to offer his support, he condemned the beheading as a brutal murder, he said he was offering his condolence toes to the japanese people for their terrible loss. civil rights leader reverend jesse jackson in the

bay area today, scheduled to speak at the bethlehem missionary baptist church this morning. he's expected to discuss race relations in america following the high profile deaths of a couple of young african- american men at the hands of white police officers. a large crowd is expected to attend jackson's speech. the bart board is meeting next month and could talk about dropping trespassing charges against 14 protesters. the anti-police demonstrators interrupted transit service for three hours black friday. bart says it lost an estimated $70,000 in fares. initially the bart general manager wanted the protesters to actually pay that money to the agency but now she wants restitution to come in the form of community service. however, according to the chronicle due to public pressure the bart board could vote against any type of restitution. family in san jose is hoping home security video is going to help catch thieves who broke into their home. the video shows the burglars, that kicked down that door of the 235e78's home in the

california oak creek subdivision 10:00 a.m. that big group goes in, in and out of the home in three minutes, took designer clothes, shoes, jewelry and cash. one of the victims says she thinks her home may have been targeted because of posts she made on instagram. >> even though you work hard for your money, -- >> you feel violated. your home is your sanctuary and you just -- it makes you angry. >> family members say the video shows the burglars were four men and one woman. they are hoping someone will recognize those burglars and call police. five people in the bay area died from the flu so far this flu season. the thraitest death reported in napa county, four other deaths reported this month, one in sonoma county, two in san mateo county and one in san francisco. the state's first flu-related death of the season was an adult living in southern california. bay area hospitals are preparing for more cases of measles as the disease

continues to spread. three bay area counties, san mateo, alameda and santa clara already reported confirmed cases and there are more than 70 cases across california. doctors say vaccinations are the best way to prevent measles. >> measles, as serious as it is, is one of the most preventable of diseases because the vaccine is so highly effective. if you look at all the vaccines we have for childhood diseases the measles vaccine is as good as it its. >> students in channel islands, in california received three vaccinations after one student may have come down with the disease. anyone not sure if they've been vaccinated can get a lab test to see if they are immune to measles. tens of thousands of people took to the streets of san francisco this weekend to call for an end to abortion. the annual walk for life west coast event coincides with the anniversary of the landmark roe v. wade decision. yesterday's march started with

a rally at civic center plaza and moved down market street. a smaller group of pro-choice advocates were also at the march. >> i don't think it's my right to tell anyone to do what with their body. >> abortion should be illegal, knowing to take away that life from somebody else >> the march for life organizers say they are also holding a training session today aimed at reaching out to students. getting a second chance at life. >> i can still do this. >> coming up at 7:30, how a real-life soldier featured in "american sniper" is fighting back. >> we're live at the san francisco boat show with the reason why organizers want to you come check it out even if you don't think you're in the market for a boat. >> near record warmth continues for parts of the bay area today. i'll line up the numbers expected.

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welcome back. today is the last day of the san francisco boat show. it's only in its second year but getting a lot of attention. >> luxury yachts, high-speed motor boats and family cruises are just some of the boats on display. allie joins us live from san francisco and looking very cozy in that boat, yacht. speed boat, what are you in >> reporter: the only thing i'm missing is the water. we're in one of the show rooms. you mentioned basically any type of water craft you can think, it's here on display, more than 300 boats here for people to check out. right now i'm on a 24-foot-long pontoon boat. it seats about 13 people and it can get pretty comfortable, nice comfortable seats. if you're sitting in the seats

just be aware of this area here. this is for a port-o-potty. if you have a group of 15 -- 13 to 15 friends sitting comfortably. you don't have to go back to shore to take care of business. this is one of the boats they have here at the san francisco boat show. dave is the spokesperson, tell us why people should come here and check things out even if they don't think they are interested in buying a boat. >> great question. here we have boats for every lifestyle. so people can come down and can learn about what different boats do, what their camabilities are and check out if see if that lifestyle fits their requirement. >> reporter: it's a lot of information. >>tons of information, if you're a seasoned boater we had training to help you be better at the sport if you're a novice you can come down and just learn the basics. we have a hands-on skills training where you can go out an a boat and get some lessons. >> reporter: what are the price points? >> we like to say wove a boat

for every budget. you can start with a stand-up paddle board for less than $500. then you can go up to yachts that are over $1 million. we have everything in between but a boat like this is less than $300 a month >> thank you, the boat show goes on -- starts 10:00 today and admission is $12, military members -- members of the military and kids under 15 get in for free. from 10:00 throughout the afternoon is the last day to check it out. back to you. >> you want the million-dollar yacht? >> yes, as long as you pay for it. i'll take the biggest boats you got. >> reporter: we can have a morning show party on this pontoon boat. >> just need that water. >> reporter: i won't be using that curtained bathroom if we're all on this boat together. >> thank you. a nice day to get out on the water. are you a big boater? > no a lot of friends say the best day is the day you buy it and the day you sell it.

a couple of my friends have boats, not here, other places. i'll take advantage of that. >> the water levels need to go a little higher but the weather is perfect. >> we have some great weather along the beach and inside the bay. inland communities not so much communities. it was no, sir a bad day, we're still well above average for this time of year but you had to get closer to the coast to get the 70s. we had 70s in oakland. in fact oakland broke a degree yesterday by. , we have a spare the air day. slightly unhealthy air quality over the north bay. ok for most. unseasonably warm sunday. here are some records we may get close to or maybe break. in richmond 73 for oakland.

san jose 71. the airport there broke a record yesterday too. you may do it again today. this morning waking up with the thick fog in and around our valley locations. east bay and north bay reporting anywhere from 2 to 4 miles of visibility and that fog stuck in many areas and kept temperatures down. well below what we were expecting. low 60s reported in concord yesterday instead of the upper 60s in the forecast for yesterday afternoon. ridge of high pressure remains in control. i know it's like a broken record you're hearing with the storm track well to the north. we have a chance for a few sprinkles coming our way. not a big deal. not impressive at all but looks like it will be tuesday. so for today warm once again along the coast and inside the bay. we'll have that fog right down along the central valley again for today. if you're going to be driving. the off-shore breeze expected to kick up a little bit. in fact seeing it a little in the hills this morning. by tuesday, i really think by monday the clouds begin to increase, the system coming up from the south which i

mentioned yesterday is atypical for this time of year. going to bring scattered showers to southern california, may even work into the sierra, we get just a slight chance and looks like it may be overnight into tuesday morning. monday night into tuesday morning. that will be our chance. 44 degrees now in concord. 42 napa, 42 oakland. it's chilly. 43 half-moon by a and sfo. 69 this afternoon in san francisco. mid-60s in novato. 62 antioch. if you have low 60s marked on your area it's because that fog may linger once again into the afternoon. but if you like it warmer come towards the bay, come towards the coast because temperatures will range in the upper 60s to low 70s once again. pacifica, hatch-moon bay and santa cruz and we're near 80 for the afternoon. 72 in san jose. 73 morgan hill. extended forecast, with the second half of the weekend in view, a little hazy sunshine

for the afternoon, increasing clouds on monday, notice temperatures do begin to cool so today's going to be the warmest day and we have a slight chance on the icon for tuesday morning. outside of that looks like we're going to remain dry for the remainder of january. i'll take the slight chance. president obama announced a breakthrough in having american companies build nuclear power plants in india. right now he's on a three-day commerce mission to india. he sat down with the indian prime minister to discuss a wide range of issues from terrorism to trade. the nuclear agreement improves relations with india while reducing that country's rev reliance on fossil fuels. >> there's two great democracies, two innovative economies, two societies dedicated to the empowerment of our people including millions of indian americans, we are natural partners. >> earlier this morning president obama helped lay a wreath and planted a tree at the memorial for the late

independence leader gandhi. a milestone in the making and you can watch it here on ktvu at 11:00 this morning. the fifth ranked blue devils mention basketball team on the road in st. john's today, with the win the duke head coach would become the first men's coach in division 1 history to 1,000 games. coach k started his coaching career at army and then it was off to duke. his career has spanned four decades including four knack tourney titles and 11 final four appearances. turned down a number of chances to coach in the nba designing to stay at -- deciding to stay at duke. 7:21. a science breakthrough involving eggs. coming up at 7:45, the experiment that could one day play a major role in cancer research. >> are you ready to work? tripper? search. >> you've heard the saying dog

is man's best friend. that is true when rescuers are necessary in the sierra. >> it's time for our question of the day. we can't stop talking about the temperatures. join our conversation on our ktvu facebook page.

>> we're going to take a few hours and go back out and do a lot of sanding and make sure

everything is nice for the people. >> this new storm is expected to last until tuesday. a highly trained golden retriever is helping rescuers find avalanche victims in the high sierra. meet "tripper" who recently participated in rescue training as part of the mountain rose ski patrol team. the dog learned how to find avalanche victims. patoll members say he sees it as a game of hide and seek. >> the dog picks up the scent in the wind. >> a ski patrol members say tripper's help could be crucial when it comes to saving lives. >> how much time does a human have to survive before it is too late? >> realistically five minutes. >> they also learned when an avalanche is most likely to occur. the san francisco zoo is

offering unusual ideas for valentine's day presents this year. they could reflect how you feel about someone you are no longer seeing. the zoo is asking people to consider making a donation to sponsor a hissing cockroach in the name of your ex. wow. the zoo also offers a sponsorship for a giant hairy scorpion. but people who want to send a message, they would like to get back together might be more interested in adopting something cuter, like a red panda there. adoptions start at $50 and animals stay at the zoo. >> that is -- >> ail all about donating, here's a couple of dollars. >> you don't need to name a hissing cockroach after -- >> brutal. >> maybe the breakup was brutal. >> we'll see. time now is 7:26. from the movie screen to

fighting in a real-life war, what a marine corps veteran is determined to achieve after being hurt after serving in iraq. >> sparks fly at an unusual community meeting in oakland. the call for change and what it could mean for the city of oakland. >> unseasonably warm weather will continue for the bay area, at least portions of the bay area today. numbers coming up.

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welcome back. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. >> we're talking about how this weather is nice but the water is still cold. >> yeah. >> you can enjoy the sun and just listen to the surf. >> yes. if you were at the beach, closer to the central and south bay you really cashed in on some of the numbers yesterday. on the other hand i received an e-mail from a nice lady in vallejo who said it's foggy, where's the warmth? we're having that again today. as we get through the morning hours some of us stuck under the fog, otherwise sunshine like this in san jose. good morning to you. san jose broke a record yesterday, may do it again for today. let's compare some of these

numbers. not records but what we typically see for this this time of year. so i have average versus what we have in store for today. even in areas like napa and santa rosa where it was fairly cool yesterday for some, still well above average, santa rosa 357 degrees is what we typically get this time of year. 68 for today. oakland 58, average for you and going to 73 for the afternoon today. so even if you're not breaking records chances are you're still above the seasonal norm. we have fog in santa rosa, concord, napa and livermore. it will be with us through the morning hours. for some it really stuck most of the day and again that's what prevented us from warming up for areas like concord. 44 degrees now, 42 napa. 50 at sfo. 43 half-moon bay as we get into the second half of the afternoon we're looking at temperatures warming up. today's going to be the warmest day, i'll detail numbers for

the afternoon coming up. oakland city council meetings are not usually held on saturday afternoons but this weekend was a different story. as ktvu's christina rendone reports the community was invited. >> this is what resistance looks like. >> reporter: the black lives matter movement is impacting oakland streets. council members welcomed supporters to a special meeting saturday afternoon. >> we intend for this to be an open dialogue. >> reporter: to talk about ways of improving the strained relationship between the black community and oakland police. >> give it a chance. >> reporter: no shortage of people wanting to voice concerns. >> stop defending these cops! who are involved in these kinds of shootings! >> the goals of today really are to get the elected and council to make a commitment to ending police terrorism in oakland now. >> reporter: the police chief admits the department has made mistakes in the past but says

they've also made many changes to make sure officers are held accountable for wrongdoing and only the right people are put in jail. >> we are absolutely committed to policing that is constitutional, progressive and seen as legitimate by the community. that it serves. >> there's still concerns over racial profiling prompting calls for a community review board for police. >> at the end of the day we're not going to allow people to walk through our communities and kill anybody they want against the law. >> reporter: there's some who believe oakland is moving in the right direction. >> oakland should be the first peace department in the department. >> reporter: but there are many more who say the work to build a better bond is far from over. >> i am hoping this is another step as we continue to build a movement out of this moment. >> reporter: this is far from the last discussion. the next meeting will be held february 3rd. reporting at oakland city hall,

cristina rendon, ktvu news. >> libby shaft was a bit late, she had been in a meeting in washington, dc. she took heat from members of the public who criticized her for spending her first full day in office with the oakland police department. >> i am born and raised in oakland. i have lived here my whole life in all parts of the city and have done work in all parts of the city. that this city is about love and compassion. and that is, i believe the most important tool that we will need to change things. what we are talking about today -- >> schaaf thanks the police chief for acknowledging the damage done in the community for what she referred to as "bad police actions." san francisco visiting two shootings that happened in 30 minutes of each other. first one 7:00 last night on ray street, police say a man was shot in the arm, the second shooting happened around 7:30 on santos and brookdale avenue. police say the victim in that shooting is listed in serious

condition. so far no arrests have been made in either of those shootings. 30-year-old woman has been arrested in connection to a hit- &-run crash that killed a great grandmother in oakland. 84-year-old ahn wong was found unconscious at a street corner near her home friday morning. her family called her sweet and selfless. a nearby home surveillance camera captured the hit-&-run. she was on her daily walk when she was killed. the suspect is identified as ann park. she could appear in court as soon as tomorrow. hoang had five children and three great grandchildren. the man accused in the gypsy hill serial killings is scheduled to enter a plea tomorrow in a redwood city courtroom. 66-year-old rodney how bower will be charged with murdering a 17 and 18-year-old girl in 1976. the teens' deaths are among six connected to a string of serial killings in california and nevada. five of the bodies were found south of san francisco

including one near gypsy hill road. he's currently in an oregon prison convicted of several violent crimes. the fbi is investigating airplane bomb threats made on twitter. someone threatened to blow up two commercial planes headed to atlanta. one was a delta flight from portland, the other was a southwest plane from milwaukee. one tweet read -- i have a bomb on one of your planes but i foregot which one when i left the airport, can you help me find it"? the threats were deemed credible. and both aircrafts were safely landed and a search turned up nothing. passengers say the experience was surreal. >> some of us including myself were actually watching the news as it happened. watching our plane. >> southwest would not comment about the bomb scare except to say that the airlines' top priority is the safety of passengers and crew. a second attempt to raise the few handling of the airasia

jet that crashed last month failed again. investigators say some of the ropes snapped after the wreckage reached the surface of the water. an earlier attempt the day before also failed. one more body was recovered from the wreckage, that brings the total of bodies recovered to 70. the airasia flight went down december 28th with 162 people on board. a wounded vied ran with a small role in "american sniper" is training to return to the ski slopes. jacob's humvee was hit by an ied in iraq in 2004, lost his right leg at the knee, part of his left leg and hand. he plays a combat wounded marine in american sniper and says now that his hollywood dreams came true his next goal is to snow ski again. something he loved to do before he was injured. >> this is -- the difference, you don't get too two takes. >> former st. louis ram david

vibora is training schick for the adaptive skiing sport. >> losing the leg he is not having the signal response from the foot. we're going to see how well we compensate or adapt movements to compensate for the missing leg. >> he trains other wounded veterans for free with help from the high fives foundation. a new product made in the bay area is getting ready to make its debut. it's purpose is to keep people safer, it's target, students walking home alone, joggers, kids, seniors, about the size of a lipstick and being billed as a modern-day emergency whistle. it's high-tech and comes with your own safety concierge. lots of people have their own strategies to stay safe. >> i make sure to take precautions. >> i terry around pepper spray like a lot of people around here. i feel a small emergency -- just because you're feeling nervous it's not big enough of a reason to call police. >> that's what folks at oakland

based safety call the gray area. >> people are not just safe or in danger, there's this area where sometimes they feel threatened, they feel a little uncomfortable, there's a potential for a situation to happen. >> that's where this little device comes in to play. >> i love it. >> reporter: it's called safety and was invented by south bay resident bill huang. it's pretty unassuming but he wanted to keep it simple. >> no charging. no monthly fee. no sim card. it's only one click. >> reporter: click once and it sends a text to a predetermined group of people, what the company calls your safety circle. >> you rapidly click it, it will send not only will you receive a call from your safety concierge in 60 seconds, basically onstar for your life, you'll also, a link, text message will be sent to your safety circle. >> reporter: that safety concierge is sewed to get you out of a -- supposed to get you out of a sketchy situation. >> maybe giving you a better

route to take that is more well lit. potentially there's a 24hour gym you can go to and hang out for 10 minutes to make you feel safer. >> reporter: if you don't answer they call 911. >> it's connected through cell tower, not bluetooth or wire connected to your phone. there's nothing out there that is like that. >> reporter: after a year of development it launches next week. it targets kids, students, seniors and while not new technology it is a new concept. >> we have phones anyway to contact our friends, right? >> reporter: it might take a little getting used to. >> that is something you think you might use? >> yeah. of course. >> anything to keep you safer. >> the actual launch is wednesday. that device cost $100 if you're interested we're going to post a link on our web site when it launches and we're also starting a new segment called "made in the bay." you're going to run that. >> yes, we talk about cool products invented here. silicon valley, inventors.

so we wanted to highlight some of those products if you're an inventor of a new product made in the bay let us know because certainly we would love to hear from you. first it was $200 million. now a new demand, convicted terrorist islamic militants want released in exchange for a japanese hostage. >> live at the boat show. coming up, we're going to talk about some of the things you can learn here. >> great beach weather persists for the second half of the weekend. a look at current conditions and look at the afternoon highs and the extended forecast, perhaps a few sprinkles.

you don't need to know the difference between port and starboard to go to the boat show. >> allie takes us inside the event at pier 48 and allie, have you already picked out your boat? the one you want? >> i see water behind you too. >> reporter: i'm going to show you the boat i'm on now. remember last time i told you i was missing the water? i found it. >> nice. >> reporter: i am in a kayak. my mission here is to circle around this pool of water. >> and not flip over? >> you're on the clock, go. >> reporter: not tip over and just make it around. i have to give you this claim here, i've never done this before. actually i'm holding the paddle the wrong way i've been told. this is an example of one of the things people can do if they come to the san francisco boat show. they've got a pool set up here where they can give you kind of introductory lessons in kayaking like what i'm doing

now. or paddleboarding. all sorts of things like that. the boat show goes from 10:00 to 6:00 today. a little while ago we talked to one of the organizers who explained that even if you don't think you're in the market for a new boat there's other things you can do when you come down just to get basic information. >> this is an opportunity for someone to do either a stand-up paddleboard or a kayak and just kind of get the feel of what it is like to be on the water. really safe environment. we have professional instructors to show you how to do it. >> there are people say i'm not interested in buying a boat. why come here? >> another example to come to the boat show and find out what is new or different and you can see a; -- a myriad of boats and find out which fits your lifestyle. >> reporter: this kayak is

inflatable. you can travel with it. it folds. you can use it on the estuary, bay, even white water rafting. this is one example. boats they have here. any water craft you can think of from kayaks to paddleboards to yachts, price boards range from $500 to millions. the boat show admission is $12, members of the military and kids under 15 are free. and mike and claudine, one of the things you can do if you come here, i'm getting a little better. >> you're getting good. are we going to see you on the bay next? >> reporter: i don't know about that. this is safer than the bay. the water is not salty and not as cold. >> i'm glad you brought it up i think big boats and yachts in boat shows. the last couple of summers i've been kayaking, in tahoe in the summer. i see them everywhere. it's interesting to see they have kayaks and paddleboards. >> reporter: tell me if i'm doing this right. >> the ultimate test is tipping

over and seeing how you pop back up. let's see that. >> reporter: it's not that kind of kayak. i'm not sealed in here. >> try it anyway. >> it's a beginner kayak. it's fancier than the ones i've been in. >> you're doing great. nice technique. >> stand uppaddleboard next, that is more dangerous, right? >> that i was not going to try to live tv. time now 7:47. a thief in the central valley has stolen an oregon man's treatment to ride his -- dream to ride his bike to the east coast and back. steven swift left home three years ago after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. he already accomplished 90% of his plan but a man tossed his bike outside of a bike store and ran off with it. swift says he wants his bike back and wants everything that

was in the saddlebooksbags which includes notebooks full of messages of hope he met during his travels. >> in the book it says how i inspired everybody, that i was an encouragement to everybody. people changed their minds. i want to finish this trip. i don't want to walk home. i want to ride my bike. >> swift says he's already overcome the odds once, his doctor originally gave him just 18 months to live. now he's hoping his good fortune holds and someone will return his bike. uc irvine scientists found a way to unboil an egg. as anyone who cooked one knows egg whites are clear until cooked but when boiled that liquid protein changes form and becomes white and kind of rubbery. researchers say they found a way to return egg whites to their original form in just a few minutes. that's weird. that same process could save money and time and cancer treatments that require changing the forms of proteins. that is interesting.

>> yes. my mom boils eggs. they smell sometimes. they make that smell. can they reverse that? >> i don't even know what to say to you. rosemary, what do you have to say? >> chop it up and put it in a salad, mike. it's good for you. >> crack open a window. >> just get over it, move on. >> open the window. >> another nice day, at least along the coast and bay. we have fog once again. visibility to a mile for some. santa rosa reporting visibility of a mile. live look here, haze and fog. it's another spare the air day so let's talk about that first. air quality is moderate for most, lightly unhealthy over parts of the north bay. if you're a -- part of the sensitive group we call it, if you have asthma, respiratory issues, something to be aware of for today. outside of that our afternoon highs will climb at least for

some but look at the fog fogprint. wow, fogprint -- footprint. wow. it's covered in areas and crept into the east bay as well. we had it yesterday morning in areas like concord but livermore actually checked in pretty good yesterday. not the case today. livermore has the fog this morning and chances are if you live in livermore, pleasanton, san ramon, you see it for yourself. in the north bay this is where the visibility is lower, along highway 101, you may find a little trouble if you're traveling this morning. if you're going to be traveling to the central valley or down into along highway 99, i-5, this stretch here it's going to be fixed through the morning hours as well. maybe even lasting into the afternoon. ridge of high pressure in place, so no wet weather coming our way, at least from the pacific northwest. all that being deflected by this ridge that continues to bring us the dry mild weather. i do want to go south of the border there. i want to show you this system

here that is forecasted to actually go north over the next couple of days. we may squeeze out just a few sprinkles and i'll show you when coming up in a moment. there's that rain line there, again, noticing it's going up and over california. even oregon and washington. by monday afternoon we do have an increase in clouds, tomorrow not going to be as warm as what we're seeing for today. even a few sprinkles picked up over southern california. this is monday afternoon. temperatures begin to trend downward. as we get into tuesday afternoon it moved through and is already out of here. so tuesday morning we may have a few sprinkles come our way, maybe the sierra will pick up a little. that is about it. 42 degrees in walnut creek. 50 degrees at sfo, 45 mountainview. a bit of a cool start for most of us, especially if you have the gray skies overhead. low 60s for some today. upper 60s to low 70s around

portions of bay and along the coast. 73 half-moon bay, 79 santa cruz and 72 san jose. the extended forecast here, second half of the weekend showing you again temperatures, warmest today, fall off as soon as tomorrow, getting back into the mid-60s for all of us with a very slight chance of a few sprinkles tuesday. >> it's that 40s we start with that throws me off for the nice day. >> chilly. there's good news for americans who want to travel overseas. the u.s. dollar is gaining ground against other currency. that means that american dollar is worth more when it's spent in other countries. it's actually gained nearly 20% in value against the euro. similar bargains can be traveling in eastern europe which already considered an inexpensive destination. the biggest expense may be the airline ticket which hasn't dropped cheaper despite falling

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49ers are represented while the raiders have fullback mars yell reese at the game. the new england patriots head coach says he's no scientist but briefly turned

into bill nye the science guy during a surprise saturday news conference. he gave a high school-like science lesson to explain how footballs may have unintentionally ended up under inflated. he said the patriots conducted an experiment and simulated what a ball goes through on game day. he says a combination of the team rub -- rubbing down the football -- >> at no time was there any intent whatsoever to try to compromise the integrity of the game or gain advantage. >> with the super bowl a week away super bowl says you doesn't want to discuss deflate- gate further. however, expect plenty of questions tuesday when coaches and players talk to reporters on super bowl media day. super bowl security will be tight as usual but federal officials are planning nothing

more despite the recent terror attacks in paris. surveillance cameras set up in the phoenix area from the university of phoenix stadium in glendale arizona, to downtown phoenix and sky harbor airport. intelligence officers say so far no chatter of a possible attack but taking no chances. they've created a high-tech command center to handle emergencies. >> run here by -- basically an incident management team for homeland security. they have control of and access to wirelessly lurlly thousands of different camera views. >> it did take a year to plan and build the command center, modeled after command posts that handled recent arizona wildfires in recent years. marshawn lynch could get some penalties. he has been fined more than $31, 000 for two obscene gestures in the last month.

referees have been instructed to throw the flag against lynch and penalize the seahawks 15 yards. how could cracked rods on the bridge be connected to a -- >> and who do isis militants want release in exchange for a japanese hostage? >> breaking warmth in the forecast for some today. what can you expect coming up.

above average and still climbing for some. i'll update the temperatures coming up. >> warmer weather and dangerous waves. where the coast guard is this morning. to keep you safe. >> from sticker shock to big savings. how much you can save the next time you fill up. "mornings on 2" continues. it's 8:00. beautiful weekend across the bay area and it will continue on this day. welcome to "mornings on 2", sunday, january 25th. i'm mike mibich,

>> good morning. i'm claudine wong. i think of the sun and think warming up because it starts pretty chilly. when we have these warnings, you said yesterday the fog hung around for a long time too? >> for some areas, in the low 60s for the afternoon. you had to be at the coast, a lot of our bay communities saw 70s. oakland broke a record yesterday hitting 72 in the afternoon with mostly sunny. we have another spare the air today. in san francisco you can see the sunshine bouncing off those buildings. we have a little fog this morning. and the haze is going to stick around for the afternoon. in our valley locations the fog is back. we'll look at that in a moment. let's look at some of the numbers that we could either tie or beat for today. oakland 73. sfo upper 60s.

visibility in many areas dropping. it's fairly widespread all around the american canyon stretching through the delta. this fog coming from the central valley. crept it in overnight and you can see it fairly thick. livermore and on the commute in and out towards tracy you're going to find it a little thick as well. along 580. temperature-wise, claudine mentioned a cool start. it is. 42 degrees in napa. 44 concord. especially if you're waking up without the sunshine. 51 at sfo, mid-40s half man bay. fog will eventually burn away. here's the footprint. a lot of 60s over parts of the north bay into our east bay communities as well. the yellow is 70s. back along the coastline especially over parts of the south bay and parts of the east bay as well.

i'll put numbers on the screen coming up in a few moments. a boat capsized in san jose, and there was a rescue. it happened 12:40 saturday afternoon. two men rescued were fishermen, still not clear what caused the boat to capsize but they were not hurt. the coast guard will be out again today patrolling bay area beaches. that high surf advisory remains in effect. yesterday at san francisco's ocean beach waves there were 10 to 12 feet. thanks to the pacific storm turning far off-shore. it did create dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves. a couple visiting from out of town said they didn't go near them but did batch them. >> they look very dairchg russ, that's why we came down. we saw the waves on our bikes. we don't see this in texas. >> san francisco firefighters say it's important to remind people how dangerous those waves can be. yesterday they did participate

in a beach rescue training. strong winds in southern california knocked over a billboard. there it goes slamming into the parking lot in north hollywood. it did hit some parked cars as you can see. it narrowly missed someone who was just driving into the lot. wind gusts hit 89 miles per hour. pretty interesting map here. we found it on gasbuddy.com. what do these colors mean? it's not weather. it's the price of gas. if you look at the red, the dark red is the gallon of about $2.50 on average that it is going to cost. as you move inward to the middle of america you go to the lighter green and darker green, that is about $1.70 to $1.60 in states. i've traveled across the country and lived in different states like colorado, kansas, very cheap now. into to peeka where i used to

live and tucson very cheap and in the red state of california and new england states still pretty expensive but not bad when you think of $2.50 a gallon compared to this time last year or even six months ago. the u.s. average price for a gallon of regular is $2.04, that is the lowest national average in nearly six years, and industry industry analysts predict it will drop california gas prices are usually among the highest in the country because of the state's stricter standards for clean burning fuel. california's success at impreufng air quality. the state and federal government haven't raised the tax in 20 years. money helps pay for road

maintenance. state lawmakers are now studying replacing california's gas tax with a possible fee for each mile you drive. a new report says the supplier of the steel rod that cracked on the bay bridge failed to reveal that the same thing happened in washington state. according to the san francisco chronicle rods identical to the ones that cracked on the bay bridge in 2013 cracked on a bridge in washington in 2009. the rods were provided by the dyson corporation in ohio. experts say ifcal transhad been notified about what happened in washington they could have avoided the same problem. caltransspent $45 million testing and securing the cracked rods. eight people hurt after four cars crashed in napa. it happened on highway 221 yesterday. it's not clear what led up to the crash. authorities say the crash resulted in major and minor injuries. at least one person had to be extricated and airlifted to a

trauma center. after apparently killing one of two japanese hostages isis is now threatening the life of the other hostage. isis released an image yesterday of the remaining hostage holding a picture of the other captive beheaded. isis initially demanded that japan pay a $200 million ransom by last friday or it would kill the two men. the mother of the hostage who is still alive fears time is running out for her son. >> his face looked extremely nervous, i think he feels gravely about what is to come. i think that's what it is, no time to be optimistic. >> instead of money isis is now demanding that there be the release of a woman facing the death penalty in jordan for her role in a series of hotel bombings in 2005 that killed dozen of of people. president obama called the gal japanese prime minister to offer his support, condemning the beheading as a brutal murder and offered his

condolences to the japanese people tore their terrible loss. jesse jackson is expected to speak today at the missionary bethlehem baptist church this morning. he's expected to discuss race relations in america. a large crowd is expected to attend jackson's speech. the bart board meets next month and could drop about dropping trespassing charges against 14 protesters, anti- police demonstrators interrupted transit service for three hours on black friday. saying it lost an estimated $70,000 in fares. the general manager wanted the protesters to pay the money back to the agents but now says she wants restitution in the form of community service. accord,ing to the chronicle however, the board could vote against asking for any type of restitution. a family in san jose hopes video helps catch these that broke into their home.

video shows burglars kicking in the door until it breaks down in the california's oak creek subdivision, this happened 10:00 a.m. and the thieves were in and out of that home in just three minutes. they took designer clothes, shoes, jewelry and cash. one victim says she thinks her home may have been targeted because of posts she made on instagram. >> even though you work hard for your money, you wish -- it may not be the most responsible thing to do. >> you feel violated. your home is your sanctuary and it makes you angry. >> family members say the video shows the burglars were four men, one woman, hoping someone is going to recognize the burglars from the video and call police. five people in the bay area died from the flu so far this flu season. the latest death reported in napa county. four other deaths reported this month. one in sonoma county, two in san mateo county and one in san francisco. the state's first flu related death of the season was an

adult living in southern california. bay area hospitals are preparing for more cases of measles as the disease continues to spread. three bay area counties, san mateo, alameda and santa clara already reported confirmed cases. and there are more than 70 cases across california. doctors say vaccinations are the best way to prevent measles. >> measles as serious as it is, is one of the most preventable of disease because the vaccine is so highly effective. if you look at the vaccines that we have for childhood diseases the measles vaccine is as good as it gets. >> students at cal state channel islands in southern california received free vaccinations after one student there may have possibly come down with the disease. anyone who is not sure if they've been vaccinated can get a lab test to see if they are immune to measles. tenses of thousands of people called for an end to abortion. it was the annual walk for life west coast event, it does

coincide with the anniversary of the leak roe v. wade decision. yesterday's march started with a rally 59 civic center plaza and participants moved down market street. there was a smaller group of pro-choice advocates also at the march. >> i don't think it's my right to tell anyone what to do with their body. >> abortion should be illegal knowing you take away that life from somebody else. >> march for life organizers say they are holding a training session today aimed at reaching out to students. it's only the size of a lipstick but it's a high-tech device designed to keep you safe. coming up at 8:30, a sneak peek at a brand new productmade in the bay area that is just about to launch. >> live at the san francisco boat show with a look at some of the things you can test out whether or not you're in the market for a boat. >> the unseasonably warm weather continues for another day, i think today's going to be the warmest day along our

beaches. giving a live look at low clouds and we have fog in the valleys again this morning. more coming up.

>> this is a display in case someone's never been sailing before, interested in figuring out how it works, maybe wants to test things out from the safety of land before buying a boat like this. this is where they can come do it. i have dave with the san francisco boat show to show us what this is. i just got a lesson. this is a tiller? >> yes. >> reporter: what does it do? >> it controls the direction of the boat. the idea behind sailing is to get as much wind into the sail as you can to head in the direction you want to go. so the wind is generally consist fient and goes one way, so in order to get the boat to move forward you want to get wind in the sail and so this

controls the direction of the boat in order to accomplish that. >> reporter: i don't have to go far to get a lot of movement? >> it's that way. these are very, very sensitive. in fact a good sailor to sail just literally with two fingers on the tiller to really -- you can feel the wind and boats' movement in the rudder. it's easy. what happens with sailing, it's a otolike snow skiing, you can get down the mountain and you just get better at it. anyone can sail and then they get more proficient as they learn how the boat reacts to the wind and weather conditions. >> thank you very much, dave geoffroy with the san francisco boat show. just an example of one things you can check out if you think you may be interested in sailing. i also have that pool of water out there where you can getting minor lessons in paddle boarding. and kayaking. normally it's this -- if this display were in full effect

they would have the giant wave. it's very loud. it's a high-powered fan. >> i've never i -- kayaked before -- there's a lot of new things to try out even if you don't think you're willing to buy or ready to buy a boat it's interesting to come see. >> are you ready interested in buying a little sailboat? >> reporter: am i interested? >> yeah. after doing this? >> reporter: no. it's pretty neat seeing it but i haven't got than far. i'm just figuring out how to use the tiller, expanding my sailing vocabulary. just figuring it out at this

stage. maybe a kayak. that seems like a good starting pointed. >> all right. >> i was a little tiny kid and they put me in a one-person sailboat in southern california. i was stuck out there, thought i would capsiize. i now go on other sailboats. windy day? >> not too bad. >> foggy. >> there's that high surf advisory that continues today. yes despite the dry off-shore pattern we have we're still seeing fog pull from the central valley, pushes through the delta, into our valley locations, giving you a live look into san francisco and across the bay where those northerly winds are actually pushing some of the fog now across the bay. a moment ago, i wish we had the shot till. you could see the clouds flying by. let's look at the winds, we'll

start there. again we had that fog move through, from the central valley, move through the delta, seeped into the east bay as well as the north bay and we'll look at that in a moment. now those off-shore winds are blowing it in this direction so we have live cameras now, where we can see the clouds coming into portions of san francisco and the bay. here is a look at the widespread fog over parts of the east bay. more widespread than it was yesterday morning. and over parts of the south bay and visibility down to a quarter mile in areas like santa rosa, it will be a little patchy and thick as you get out on to the roadways. if you do have some place to go. concord, san ramon, pleasanton, livermore and stretches into the central valley. if you shift to the north bay, santa rosa, petaluma, san rafael, napa, fairfield -- if you have the fog again it's like areas like the richmond and san rafael bridge. i showed you those winds a moment ago. we're not going to be as warm as where we're seeing the sunshine this morning, along the coastline, another beautiful start.

ridge of high pressure still in control of the weather pattern. we're not going to see any rain come our way from the pacific northwest, we may actually get just a few sprinkles come our way, looks like monday night into tuesday and has to do with this system here that is circulating over baja, california. for today, perhaps the warmest day at least for the coast and portions of the central and south bay. yesterday areas around the north bay, san rafael, vallejo stuck in the foggy and cooler weather. winds remain off-shore and the breeze is blowing this morning. by tuesday the clouds increase, i think by monday clouds increase but by tuesday a slight chance and looks like early in morning, maybe even into the overnight hours as we move from monday night into tuesday morning. afternoon highs for today low to mid to upper 60s for the north bay. upper 60s to low 70s for the central bay and you come along the coastline, we have low 70s, half-moon bay, upper 70s santa cruz, 79 expected. we could see a few records today. oakland broke one yesterday.

san jose may do the same again today. extended forecast there, the cooling trend will begin, unfortunately not more to speak of on the rain but we'll even just a slight chance on tuesday. we need more than a few sprinkles as you know. this morning president obama announced a breakthrough in having american companies build nuclear power plants in india. right now the president is on a three-day commerce mission to india. he did sit down with the indian prime minister to discuss a we'd range of issues that ranged from terrorism to trade. the nuclear agreement improves relations with india while reducing that country's heavy reliance on fossil fuels. a milestone in the making, you can watch it at 11:00 this, mo. the fifth ranked blue devils men's basketball team on the road taking on st. john's today. with a win duke head coach mike krzkewsky would be the first coach there to win 1,000 games.

coach k's career spans four decades. he turned down a number of chances to coach in the northbound, always deciding to stay at duke. coverage of the game begins 11:00 right here on ktvu. 8:21. going vegan in 30 days. coming up at 8:45. we talk with a local author who tells us how to make that transition easier with a few simple steps. >> ready to work? tripper? search! >> you've heard the saying dog is man's best friend. that statement appears to be true when rescues are necessary in the sierra. how dogs help. >> it's time for our question of the day. join the conversation.

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big time snowstorm with blizzard-like conditions could drop a foot of snow or more across parts of the northeast. forecasters say areas east of new york city could get "the washington post" of it. the -- the worst of it. the weather comes on the heels that brought rain, snow and sleet from pennsylvania to new england. yesterday maintenance crews in connecticut were working hard, the snow is expected to last

until tuesday. a golden retriever is helping rescuers find those who are stuck in the high sierra in avalanches. the dog learned how to pick up scents to find avalanche members. >> the dog is using his nose, scent rises through the snow, travels in the air by wind and the dog picks up that scent. >> ski patrol members says it can be crushing when it comes to -- crucial when it comes to saving lives. >> how long does a survivor have before it's too late? >> realistically five minutes. >> during the training members also sample know conditions to figure out when an avalanche is most likely to occur. how a real life soldier in the movie "american sniper" is fighting back against his disability. >> stop defending these cops (bleep) who are involved in

these kinds of shootings! >> sparks fly at a weekend council meeting in oakland. >> the sun is shining along the coast and portions of theway, and temperatures are beginning to rise. live look into san jose where we could break another record for your afternoon, a look at the numbers coming up.

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here's a look at some of the top stories we're following now. the u.s. government says it believes that islamic extremist group isis beheaded one of two japanese hostages. isis is now threatening to execute the other hostage unless a woman in prison in jordan is released. she's been in prison for a

decade for her role in a series of hotel bombings. the average price for gas dropped to 6-year low. across the country. u.s. drivers are paying $2.04 for a gallon of gas and analysts expect to it slip below $2 in the coming week. it's down 1.24 from this time last year. the coast guard will be out again patrolling bay area coastlines today. a high surf advisory remains in effect. yesterday's at san francisco's ocean beach. waves one to two feet. >> i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. rosemary, we have a few people on facebook who are saying it's not warm.

>> in the valley locations, north bay, east bay and even areas like san rafael and v lejo yesterday, they had the fog that wouldn't go away. a live look outside, there you have it, the fog is back and it's going to be a cool day for some of the valley locations. you'll struggle in the low 60s but you get closer to the coast and temperatures range in the upper 60s to upper 70s, unseasonably warm even for those of us that are seeing the cool weather in the afternoons, low 60s still about average but a tad bit above because santa rosa, you typically warmed 57 degrees this time of year. yesterday you were in the low 60s. today with a little bit of better sunshine, fingers crossed you'll go into the upper 60s but oakland, 58 the average for this time of year. oakland broke a record yet at 72, if you hit 73 today you'll break a record again. even though most of us -- at least our valley locations not seeing the 70s we've been

speaking about still above average for this time of year. we're dealing with the fog and it's very thick. livermore, concord, napa and into santa rosa, over the north bay visibility a quarter mile for santa rosa and into concord reported 3, livermore 1, and 580 in and out of tracy is going to be tough. temperatures cool, widespread 40s, low 50s along the peninsula. for the afternoon today again along the coast and across the central and south bay is where we'll have the warmer temperatures. 70 in pacifica. 80 in santa cruz. we'll talk about that and the cooldown to speak of as we get into the week ahead. oakland city council meetings are not usually held on saturday afternoons but this weekend was a bit different. as ktvu's cristina renderon reports. >> this is what resistance

looks like. >> reporter: the black lives matter movement is making an impact on oakland streets. council members welcomed supporters to a special meeting saturday afternoon. >> we intend for this to be an open dialogue. >> reporter: to talk about ways of improving the strained relationship between the black community and oakland police. >> give it a chance. >> reporter: no shortage of people wanting to voice concerns. >> stop defending these cops (bleep) who are involved in these kinds of shootings. >> the goals of today really are to get elected and this council to make a commitment to ending police terrorism in oakland now. >> police chief admits the department has made mistakes in the past but says they've also made many changes to make sure officers are held accountable for wrongdoing and only the right people are put in jail. >> we are absolutely committed to policing that is constitutional, progressive and seen as legitimate by the community. that it serves. >> reporter: but there's stell concerns over racial profiling,

prompting calls for a community review board for police. >> at the end of the day we're not going to allow people to walk through our communities and kill anybody they want against the law. >> reporter: there's some who believe oakland is moving in the right direction. >> oakland should be the first peace department in the nation. >> reporter: but there are many more who say the work to build a better bond is far from over. >> i'm hoping this is another step as we continue to build a movement out of this moment. >> reporter: this is far from the last discussion about community and police relations, the next meeting will be held on february 3rd. reporting at oakland city hall, cristian rendon. two shootings in 30 minutes of each other. the first one 7:00 last night on ray street. police say a man was shot in the arm. that second shooting happened just about 7:30 on santos and brookdale avenue, police say the victim in that shooting is in serious condition.

so far no arrests have been made in either of those shootings. 30-year-old woman has been arrested in connection to a hit- &-run crash that killed a great grandmother in oakland. 84-year-old ahn hoang was found unconscious at a street corner near her home friday morning. her family called her sweet and selfless. a nearby camera captured the hit-&-run. she was on her daily walk when she was struck and killed. the suspect identified as ann park, could appear in court as soon as tomorrow. hoang had five children and three great grandchildren. the man accused in the gypsy hill serial killings is scheduled to enter a plea tomorrow in a redwood city court. 66-year-old ronnie halbauer will be charged with murdering a 17-year-old and 18-year-old in 1976. the teenaged victims are among the six connected to a string of serial killings in california and nevada. five bodies were found in south san francisco including one near gypsy hill road. he, again cxsgglue l. be in

court tomorrow morning. the fbi is investigating airplane bomb threats made on twitter. someone threatened to blow up two commercial planes headed to atlanta. one was a delta fright flight from portland, the other a southwest flight from milwaukee. one tweet read "i forgot had a bomb on within you have your planes, don't remember which one, can you help me find it." both aircraft safely landed in atlanta and a search of the planes turned up nothing but passengers say the experience was surreal. >> some of us including myself were actually watching the news as it happened. watching our plane. >> southwest would not comment about the bomb scare except to say that the airlines' top priority is the safety of passengers and crew. a wounded veteran who has a small role in a new movie american sniper is training to return to the ski slopes, jacob schics's humvee was hit with an ied in iraq in 2004. he lost several limbs.

he plays a combat wounded "american sniper" and says now that his hollywood dreams have come true his next goal is to snow ski again, something he used to love to do before he was injured. >> the difference is, you don't get two takes here. >> a former st. ram is actually training schick for this adaptive skiing sport. >> losing the leg below the knee on the one side he's not going to be able to have the signal response from the foot. so we're going to look at how well we compensate or adapt movements to compensate for the missing leg. >> he trains other wounded met vet around too for free with help from the high fives foundation. a new product invented in the bay area is getting ready to debut. it's purpose is to keep people safer and target students who may be walking home alone, joggers, kids, seniors, only about the size of a lipstick and being billed as a modern-

day emergency whistle. this one, high-tech, comes with your own safety concierge. lots of people have their own strategies to stay safe. >> make sure not to wear headphones, take small precautions, a self-defense class. >> i feel like a small emergency, just because you're feeling nervous it's not big enough of a reason to call police. i that's what the folks at oakland based safety call the gray area. >> people are not just safe or in danger. there's an area where sometimes they feel threatened, a little uncomfortable. there's a potential for a situation to happen. >> reporter: that's where this little device comes in to play. >> i love it. >> reporter: it's called safety and was invented by south bay resident bill huang. it's pretty unassuming but he want today keep it simple. >> no charging, no monthly fee, no sim card. it's only one click. >> reporter: click once and it

sends a text to a pretermed group of people, what the -- predetermined group of people, what the company calls your safety circle. >> you rapidly click it. you will not only receive a call from your safety concierge in 60 seconds, basically onstar for your life, a text message will be sent to your safety circle. >> reporter: that safety concierge is supposed to get you out of a sketchy situation. >> maybe giving you a better route to take that is more well lit. potentially a 24-hour gym you can pop into and hang out for 10 minutes to make you feel safer. >> reporter: if you don't answer they call 911. >> it's connected through cell tower, not bluetooth or wi-fi connected through your phone. that is why we really are effectsized about it because there's nothing out there that is like that. excited the >> reporter: after a year of development it launches next week. it targets kids, students, seniors and while it's not new technology it's a new concept. >> we have phones to contact friends, right?

>> reporter: it might take a little getting used to. do you think you'll use the it? of course. >> the device costs less than $100. if you are interested we'll have a link on our web site. you're taking the lead on something as well. >> we are talking about things invented or made in the bay area. many cool products. we're starting a new segment if you have information or know of anyone making a new product or invented something let us know, we would love to hear from you. new information surrounding cracked rods on the bay bridge. how they could be connected to a similar problem in washington state. >> are you thinking of going vegan? up next a local author and she brought in really cool treats, talk about a trend that is growing in popularity nationwide. >> near record warmth will continue for parts of the bay

area today. i'll update current conditions and show what you to expect for the afternoon and week ahead.

welcome back. recognize these faces? we want to talk about this growing trend that is happening with celebrities. celebrities who are going vegan. we have people like brad pitt

and beyonce, bill clinton and anne hathaway. they are all going vegan. they are not alone. more people are jumping on the trend especially here in the bay area. so we kind of wanted to see how difficult it would be. we brought in an expert with us. joining us now on our cooking set, colleen patrick guodone. you are an oakland resident. you said you've been vegan for 16 years. people may recognize from you food network and you have seven books on it. how easy is it? >> once you make the transition is effortsless honestly. it's the transition that really trips people up. >> that is why you have the 30- day challenge? >> yes. >> stick with it for 30 days and you can do it? >> yes. >> what have you brought? is this an easier way to get into it? >> what i really focus is on demystifying what vegan food is. some people think there's something separate when really it's fruits and vegetables and

nuts and seeds and herbs and mushrooms and spices. what you already have in your cupboard. >> what does it mean to go vegan from vegetarian? >> it means nothing that come off of our out of an animal. no dairy or eggs, and of course no meat. >> what do you have? >> salad ingredients here. kale is vegan. we don't say vehicle vyingan kale, or vegan cruet carrot, it's a vegetable. we don't make a big deal about it. there are commercial dressings that are vegan. there's one that is at that heebie based -- tahini based, some agave and apple cider vinegar to sweeten it. >> there's basic questions that people have, i think when talking about going vegan, right? how do i get my protein?

is there a lot of prep work? and what is the best way to stick with it? do i have to shop at a special store? >> all those questions answered. that is i cover this in the book. literally there's one chapter called making your way around the grocery store. one chapter is called making the time to cook. to demystify the idea it has to take an hour or more a day to cook and prepare healthful meals. the same with the protein. there's a different chapter on nutrients we're be says -- obsessed with like protein, it's all answered in there. >> what is this this is herb-based, basil, green onions, chives. that is the green part. it's gorgeous in this gorgeous dressing. then of course we've got cookies. >> some people have a hard time making that without dairy? >> they think we need dairy, of course we don't. we need moisture, fat and learning. talking about -- learn

11ening. bakedded goods. these are flaks seeds. they can be ground in a coffee grinder, mix them with water, they become gelatinous and agoy. >> it's the substitution that's are hard pore people? >> or just unfamiliar it's not difficult, it's just unfamiliar. >> does it still taste as good? >> of course. >> if they are used to not being you know, vegan, what -- where do you find the biggest adjustment? >> it's just change is hard for people. it's just being open to something new. that is really all it is. once you put the label vegan on it, people go oh, that is different, it's weird, right? when really it's just new to you. i just encourage people to be open. >> awesome. if they have questions you have a book signing. it will be on the screen. if they want to actually ask you very specific questions there it is. sunday, february 1st, 2:00 to 5:00. at the encuentro restaurant and

wine bar, where? >> in oakland, jack london and signing at laurel book store as well. >> thank you for great advice. see more on our web site. so we always give you a little more information. then tory campbell, one of our anchors here in the mornings, she actually is vegan as well and gave us a few tips. on some of her favorite recipes. >> there she goes with her blender. can we try this? >> yes. >> what is this? >> green goddess dressing. there's a little carrot. >> i didn't want to grab the carrots. >> i was curious, what made you become vegan? an incident? >> didn't feel good? >> it had to do with the animals, once you know what goes on behind the scenes, you just don't want to be part of

it. it's garlicky. everyone here has to eat this because then everyone will have the garlic. >> thank you so much for coming in. good advice. there goes mike walking over to rosemary. >> it is garlicky. >> i have to do weather now. >> it's ok. i'll make sure the teeth are good. >> can i taste it? >> it's good. >> good, thank you so much. >> thank you. i like it. >> get more of that. >> ok. we want more. rain? it looks like january is going to be a dry month. >> it does. >> from the first to the end. >> we may break a new record. >> though you talk about a chance. >> in that chance not impressive, really not going to bring us what we need, barely worth mentioning but i have to mention it because somebody might get a sprinkle. a live look into san jose where there's no sprinkle in the forecast today, look at all that sunshine. air quality for most of us

today is moderate but there's one area, the north bay in particular where we have air quality just slightly above that local where we call it moderate and moving into the unhealthy for sensitive groups. if you have asthma, suffer from respiratory issues, be aware of it. high pressure in place, it will stay that way, that rain continuing to move up and over california. in fact it's all the way north of oregon, a few sprinkles to the north edge of washington. this is the system that may actually move in to california, that's what the forecast models are showing us. it's been pretty consistent and bring us maybe a slight chance at rain. southern california will get a better chance and i'll show you exactly what i mean. this is not really a typical for this this time of year but we'll take what we can. a look at the rain line, that is again remaining north of the area and slides up and over california. so no rain coming from the pacific northwest but by monday afternoon the clouds are on the increase over the bay area and there's -- that bit of rain come into southern california all the way from baja.

then as we get into tuesday morning and tuesday afternoon it's sort of rides up california and then pushes off. as you saw for yourself what we get, very little to none. 42 degrees now outside our door in walnut creek. 42 napa. a cool start. many of us over the north bay valley locations, east bay valley locations and around the american canyon we've got fog pulling in from the central valley. 46 degrees in san francisco. 50 now halfmoon by a. along the coast, another beach day, low to mid to upper 70s but if you're in our valley locations where the fog has been really stubborn lately you may have another cool one. talking about fairfield, 60 for the afternoon. concord 67. low 60s for antioch. for the north bay it was a cool day for many yesterday. 62 for vallejo. south bay communities and temperatures are mild, low 70s for today.

san jose, freemont, oakland, san francisco, a few areas that may tie or break records today and check out santa cruz, near 80 for the afternoon. extended forecast with the second half of the weekend in view, today's going to be the warmest day and the bay area -- so large that when we say warmest day we have to, again, emphasize, talking about the beach, talking about the bay area communities that are getting into the 70s. but then the transition to cooler weather, cloudier weather and maybe a few sprinkles coming our way early tuesday morning. straight ahead -- a legendary college coach is shooting for a major milestone. what coach k could achieve today that has never been done by a men's college basketball coach in division 1. >> and an experiment that could play a role in cancer research.

a thief in the central valley zole stoll an oregon's man's dream to ride cross country. he has been diagnosed with cancer and accomplished half his plan. in turlock he said a man saw histic and ran off with it. he wants his bike back and including the messages he had with it. >> in the book it says how i

inspired everybody, that i was an encouragement to everybody. people's change of mind i want to finish this trip. i want to finish. i don't want to walk home. i want to ride my bike. >> swift says he has already overcome the odds once, his doctors originally only gave him 18 months to live. he's hoping good fortune holds and someone returns his bike. uc scientists have found a way to unboil an egg. yes, you heard that correctly. if you've ever cooked an egg you know the egg whites are clear until cooked an when boiled they turn that liquid protein that is clear into something that is white and rubbery, your egg whites. researchers say they found a way to return egg whites to their original form in minutes. that same process could save money and time in cancer treatments that require changing forms of protein. new england patriots head coach bell belichick says he's no scientist but briefly turned into bill the science guy at a surprise conference he gave a

high school-like science lesson to explain how footballs may have unintentionally ended up underinflated. he said the patriots conducted an experiment and simulate what had a ball goes through on game day. he says a combination of the team rubbing down the footballs before the game and the weather conditions last sunday affected the air pressure of the balls. at no time was there any intent whatsoever to try to compromise the integrity of the game or to gain an advantage. >> with the super bowl now a week away belichick says he doesn't want to discuss the deflate-gate issue any further. however expected plenty of questions on tuesday when coaches and players talk to reporters on super bowl media day. the nfl is warning marshawn ladies and gentlemen -- lynch could be penalized for the illegal use of his hands. the nfl fined him more than

$31,000 for two obscene gestures in the past month. a referee has been instructed to throw the flag against lynch and penalize the seahawks 15 yards. it happened before so why didn't they catch the problem before rods were installed? the mistake in washington state that could have prevented a major problem here in the bay area. first it was $200 million, now a new demand, the convicted terrorist islamic militants want released in exchange for a japanese hostage. >> another warm winter-day in the forecast for some. more on the forecast coming up.

near record tense on tap for some. we'll check in on the afternoon highs coming up. and the warm weather also is being paired with dangerous waves. what the coast guard is doing this morning to keep people safe. >> from sticker shock to big savings, how much you could save the next time you fill up. mornings on 2 starts now. good morning.

welcome to mornings on 2. sunday, january 25th. let's start you off with a check of your weather. rosemary has been making that important distinction that this is beach weather. that's where it's really nice. so if you're stuck in fog, head to the coast. >> if you're in the valley you're stuck in the gray once again. that visibility low for some. let's step outside and take a look at what's happening. we've got some sunshine over san francisco this morning. the east bay, along the peninsula is fair. but that fog from the central valley seeped back into our 0 valleys in the overnight hour. we're having trouble in spots with plenty of gray and soupy weather outside your door. temperatures to beat for today, oakland may tie a record. we're going to 73. that is what is forecasted today. san jose low 70s as well. sfo, will you also tie a record

set back in 2011. take a look at what's happening now because in the short term this is the story. that fog pulled through the delta widespread. if i get in closer we will take a look at where it is plenty gray. from antioch into concord 0, pleasanton, livermore, really thick along 580 going towards tracy and the two '05. as you get into the north bay, once again socked in by the fog. for the afternoon if it sticks we'll have another cool day for our valley locations. 45 right now in concord, 42 in fair feed. very chilly start for you. 50 half moon bay. not as warm as yesterday but you have the sun shining on you. as we get into the second half the modses want to pull that fog out fairly early. we have that northeasterly bries, and that is going to warm some of our bay area

locations as well as the coast. that's where we will find the 70s. perhaps mid-60s in the forecast in the central valley. in the extended forecast, tracking a cool-down. we're going to talk about beach rescues and water regs skews. it did happen yesterday. two men had to be rescued after their boat capsized in san jose. it happened about 12:40 yesterday afternoon. according to the san jose news the two men were fishermen. the coast guard is going to be out patrolling area beaches. at ocean beach, check out those waves. they actually reached 10 to 12 feet thanks to pacific storm churning offshore. it did create some dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves.

a couple visiting from out of town said they knew they were very dangerous. >> they look very dangerous, which is why we came down. when we came over the hill on our bikes, we saw the waves, and we don't see waves like in this texas. san francisco firefighters say it is important to remind people how dangerous those waves can be. yesterday they did participate in beach rescue training. strong winds in southern california knocked over a billboard. if you take a look at this video, wait for it, there it goes, right on those parked cars unnorth hollywood. in addition to hitting those parked cars, there was someone who was just driving into that lot. wind gusts hit about 89 miles per hour. the santa ana winds also tore down trees and power lines. pretty cool map next to me here. it looks weather related but it is not. this map shows the average price of gas across the nation. now, the darkest green is less than $1.60. so we're talking pretty much a

lot of the state of missouri, northeast kansas, topeka kansas, phoenix and the southern part of arizona there. lighter green, $1.80. closer to the yellow is 1.94 to $2. obviously the reds, the new england states, the northeast, and then obviously where we live in california a lot of red. that means just about a bit more than $2.5 a gallon, in some cases less than $2.50. the u.s. average price for a gallon of regular now is $2.04. that's the lowest national average unnearly six years. and industry analysts forecast the national average will actually drop below $2 a gallon this weak as rising inventories push down the price. california gas prices are usually among the highest in the country because of the state's stricter standards for clean burning fuel. california's success at improving air quality is now hurting the state budget. cars and trucks are getting better gas mileage, and more

people are driving electric vehicles. but as drivers buy less gas, state gas tax revenues are dropping. electric car owners pay no gas taxes, and the state and federal government have not raised the tax in 20 years. that helps for pay -- that helps pay for road maintenance. now lawmakers are considering a fee that would charge each of you for each mile driven. a new report says the supplier of the steel rods that cracked on the bay bridge failed to reveal that the same thing actually happened in washington state. now, according to the chronicle, those rods are identical to ones that cracked on the bay bridge in 2013. the rods were all provided by dyson corp in ohio. experts say if cal traps had been notified about what happened in washington they could have avoided the same problem here. caltrans did spend $45 million testing and securing those cracked rods. eight people were hurt after four cars crashed in nap

pennsylvania. it happened just before 1:00 yesterday near highway 221. it is not clear what led to the crash. authorities say it resulted in major and minor injuries. at least one person did have to be airlifted to a trauma center. after apparently killing one of two japanese hostages, the extremist group isis is now threatening the life of the other hostage. isis initially demanded that japan may a $200 million ransom bey last friday or it would kill the two men. the mother of the hostage who is still alive fears that time is running out for her son. >> his face looks extremely nervous. i think he feels gravely about what is to come. i think that's what it is. no time to be optimistic. >> instead of money, isis is now demanding the release of a woman facing death penalty in

jordan for her role in hotel bombings. president obama has called the japanese prime minister to offer his support. he condemned the beheading. he said he was offering his condolences to the japanese people for their loss. civil rights leader reverend jesse jackson scheduled to speak in richmond at 10:45. he is expected to discuss race relations in america following the high-profile deaths of young african-american men at the hands of white police officers. a large crowd is expected to attend. the bar board meets next month and could talk about dropping charges against 14 trespassers. bart says it lost an estimated $sent,000 in fares. now, initially bart's general manager wanted those protesters to actually pay that money back to the agency. but now she says she wants restitution to come in the form

of community service. however, according to the chronicle there's been some public pressure and the bart board could vote against any types of request for restitution. and a family in san jose is hoping home security video will help catch thieves who broke into their home. you can see the burglars there kick and knocking down that door of the family's home in the california oak creek subdivision. this happened about 10:00 in the morning. the thieves were in and out of that home in just three minutes. they took designer clothes, shoes, jewelry, and cash. one of the victims says she thinks her home may have been targeted because of posts she made on instagram. >> even though you work hard for your money and want to show off what you get, maybe it's not the most responsible thing to do. >> we feel violated. your home is your sanctuary. it makes you angry. >> family members say the video shows the burglars were four men and one woman. they're hoping someone is going to recognize the burglars and give police a call.

five people in the bay area have died from the flu so far this flu season. the latest death was reported in napa county. four other deaths were reported this month, one in sonoma county, two in san mateo county, and one in san francisco. the state's first flu related death of the season was an adult living in southern california. tens of thousands of people took to the streets of san francisco to call to an end to abortion. you are looking at video from the walk for life west coast event that does coincide with the anniversary of the roe v. wade decision. the march did start with a rally but then the folks moved down to market street. a smaller group of pro-choice advocates were also there. >> i don't think it's my right to tell anyone what to do with their body, and in return it's my right to decide. >> abortion should be illegal. no one hawaii take away life from someone he is. >> the march for life organizers say they are also holding a training session aimed at reaching out to

students. >> it's only the size of a lipstick but it's a high-tech device designed to keep you safe. a brand-new product from the bay area that's just about to launch. we're live at the san francisco boat show standing on a penthouse on the water. coming up, we're going to show what you a multimillion-dollar yacht looks like. another nice day actually shaping up for our beachgoers. some of us waking up with the fog and the clouds. i'll have what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." six of our best six-inch subs-now in made-just-for-you

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promote verse the san francisco boat show could not have asked for better weather this weekend. clear skies, spring-like temperatures. perfect for cruising san francisco bay. >> allie rasmus has been inside the boat show and has made her way into some swanky conditions. you started on the paddle board or kayak. >> the kayak ?aw. eve upgraded. >> the kayak, that's at the lower end of the price point for people here. the kayak was about $1400. they have $500 paddle boards. but this is the high end. we're standing on a yacht that is three bedrooms, three bathrooms, three levels. guess how much it costs. $3 million. it is bigger and nicer than a

lot of apartments. >> this is the master bedroom. they even have marble floors, and they have managed to fit a nice looking shower in there. it's kind of a tight squeeze, though. that's the first level. this is another level with another bathroom. there's some twin beds. take a peek. this yacht can fit quite a few people. off to our right, though, go upstairs another level, they don't call this the kitchen, i've been told. this is the galley of the yacht. but stainless steel appliances, refrigerators. nicer than what i used to have in my apartment here. so this is a $3 million yacht. this is one of the nicest boats they have here on display, but they've got about 300 different types of boats. any kind of watercraft they've got on display for people to check out. dave is with the san francisco boat show. this boat, let's admit is way out of the price range of a lot

of people, but why should people come down? >> the main reason if you want to look at this bet and dream, you can see a $3 million yacht, which you don't get to do every day. but shouldn't be afraid to come to the show because we have a boat for every budget starting at about $1800 and going all the way up to $3 million. >> you also have lessons and tutorials people can take. we did the kayaking earlier this morning should. we do everything for boating. if you are thinking about becoming a boater, you can come down here and check it out, go out on a less son, and see if the lifestyle fits your lifestyle. >> reporter: thanks very much dave. this is the last day. starts at 10, goes until 6:00. members of the military get in for free. mike and claudine? >> if i could bargain to bring it down to $2.99, i'd swing out there and take it for a spin. >> pretty nice. one of the things they were

telling me about, and i don't know yachting, boating, i'm not familiar with any of this but they're making a big deal out of it. you can direct it by joystick. they set's a lot more user friendly for people, first-time yachters or boaters to test out. that was one of the things they were impressed about. >> hey, allie, how is the weather out there? because it looks pretty gorgeous. has it warmed up pretty nicely? >> reporter: it is. as the morning has been on, i've lost my scarf, my coat. it's definitely getting nicer. great view. you can see the air is a little bit hazy. temperature-wise it's just perfect out here. >> thanks for that tour. >> thanks allie. appreciate it. so we've had this question of the day on what you're doing today. so we have some responses. dana says, my family and i are going to half man bay for the day to bay fresh seafood.

>> that sounds fun. i like going down there. aldina says she's going to go on a bike ride, then run her dog, not just one, but all six of them. >> christopher harvey says, i don't know where you guys are talking about. i wore shorts yesterday and i froze maya da yada yada -- i froze my yada yada yada off. >> beach weather at the beach. sunny skies and 70. what we are also seeing is widespread fog in our valley locations. it has seeped into the north bay, all the way into san pablo bay. if you are in areas lake right

around richmond, vallejo, you may be stuck in the gray. a live look at mount diablo. let's talk about the high surf advisory. it's been going on since friday. it will last until this afternoon. one remainder, i want to show you how widespread it is from the sonoma county coastline all the way into monterey. we have large breaking waves as well as the sneaker waves. so just a reminder not to turn your back to the water, and remind your little ones as well. we have a footprint of the fog. it moves through the delta into our east bay valley locations, into our north bay valley location, and that offshore breeze is pushing it into san francisco. we had a few live shots showing us fog and clouds. but it really can't stand the warm and the dry weather in and around the central and south bay as well as the coastline. it is going to sting our valley locations, at least through the morning hours. that will offset your heating again for today. a ridge of high pressure in control. we do remain dry. we do have something a little odd that will come our way as

we get into monday and tuesday. hat to do with a system south of the border over baja, california. it is going to shift north as we get into monday and tuesday. so for monday afternoon i think we see an increase in clouds. temperatures will begin to fall off for portions of the bay that have been well above average. for today the northeasterly breeze 15 to 25, a little breezy in our hills. it may pick up for some into the afternoon but again, getting back to this system here that will increase our cloud cover, bring down our temperatures, and introduce the slight possibility of a few sprinkles come late monday nature into tuesday. at least that's what the models are predicting at this point. in any case, it's not going to be a huge deep, and you may not even notice. 42 in napa, 49 in oakland, upper 40s in areas like mountain view. half moon bay has taken a nice jump starting out in the upper 40s. now 57 with mostly sunny skies. again, if you do have the fog this morning your numbers are going to trail behind. 60 expected for fairfield, 62

in antioch. mid to upper 60s in and around concord. upper 60s in areas rate around santa rosa. yesterday napa a very cool day, low 60s. to the south bay where temperatures are going to be nice and mild. san jose broke a record yesterday. in santa cruz, 79 in the forecast. if santa cruz goes to 80 you will also be day ago record. the second half of your weekend in view. today is the warmest day. an increase in clouds and a very slight chance at a few scattered showers tuesday morning. >> all right, thanks so much, rosemary. 9:21. this morning president obama did announce a break through with american companies who want to build nuclear power plants in india. right now the president is on a mission to that country. he sat down with the prime minister of india to discuss a wide range of issues from terrorism to trade. this nuclear agreement improves relations with india while reducing that country's heavy

reliance on fossil fuels. a milestone in the making. you can watch it here at 11:00. the 5th ranked duke blue devils is on the read taking on st. johns. with a win, duke head coach mike krzyzewski would become the first men's coach indivision 1 history to win 1,000 games. coach k started his career at army, then he was off to duke. his career does span four decades and includes four ncaa titles and 11 final four appearances. he's always said that he prefers to stay at duke. congratulations to stanford. they took down arizona state yesterday. cal played tough but lost to arizona and the 7th-ranked wildcats. 9:22. a not so sweet valentine's day treat. how some creepy critters, how they might be used to help get over your exxon this holiday. are you ready to work?

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a big-time snowstorm with blizzard-like conditions could drop a foot or more of snow across most parts of the northeast. areas east of new york city could get it the worst. the weather comes on the heels of a weekend storm that brought rain, snow, and sleet from pennsylvania up to new england. the storm is expected to last until tuesday. a highly trained golden retrieve ser helping rescuers find avalanche victims in the sierra. the ski patrol members say he sees it as a game of hide and seek. >> the dog is uses his nose,

scent rises through the snow, travels in the air by wind and the dog picks up that scent. >> how much time does a human have to survive before it's too late? >> realistically, five minutes. >> during the training the ski patrol members learned how to sample snow conditions to figure out when an avalanche is most likely to occur. the san francisco zoo is offering some unusual ideas for valentine's day presents. they could reflect how you feel about someone you are no longer seeing. the zoo is asking people to consider sponsoring a hissing cockroach with a donation in honor of your ex. the animals stay at the zoo. >> how cute. i like this idea but you don't like this idea. i think it's funny. >> i'm all about donating, but

putting someone's name on a -- what's it called? >> hissing cockroach. we're going to tell you about how a real-life soldier featured in the movie "american sniper" is fighting back against his disability. stop defending these cops who are involved in these kinds of shootings! >> sparks fly at an unusual council meeting in oakland. afternoon highs will soar above the seasonal average. some of us dealing with fog this morning. we'll check in on what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up.

let's get you updated on some of the top stories. the u.s. government says it believes that islamic extremist group isis has beheaded one of two japanese hostages. isis is now threatening to execute the other hostage unless a woman imprisoned in jordan is released. the average price for gas has dropped to a six-year low across the country. u.s. drivers are paying $2.04 a gallon, and analysts expect to the slip below $2 in the coming week. that is down $1.24 from this time last year. and the coast guard will be out patrolling bay area coast

lines. high surf advisory remains in effect. yesterday out at san francisco's ocean beach, waves reached 10 to 12 feet. you can see in that video choppy. >> beautiful. >> that's where you say people should go right, if they are wanting to enjoy the weather? maybe you don't go into the surf, because it is dangerous. >> just know what you're doing. >> we just lost the video, but now it's back. >> it's mike's electric personality. so weather-wise are we going to get the same? >> today will be a lot like yesterday which means if you were stuck under that fog and cool weather, chances are you will be cool again today. it is an air call tee day. temperatures are well above the seasonal average.

i will compare some of the numbers for you here. even in areas that were cool yesterday, warming into the low 60s this afternoon is right about where we should be or maybe even warmer. that trip in the power has actually tripped up my maps so let me see if i can get them going four. the average for santa rosa, today will you go to the mid and upper 60s. still above average even if it's not exactly warm. oakland, 73. that is actually going to be a record if we get to 73 as we're anticipating. the fog is back with us this morning over the north and east bay valley locations. visibility down to a quarter mile. in areas around santa rosa. these darker shades indicating where it is really thick. along i-80 you will find it. livermore, a mile and a half. it's very widespread once again, all the way down into novato, around the american canyon, in vallejo. martinez, you're foggy.

concord, a lot like yesterday. livermore had good visibility but today you have the fog and your visibility is low. not too bad. fur getting on the roadway, down to a mile and a half. temperatures right now 43 in walnut creek, 47 san francisco, low 40s in redwood city. so a chilly start especially if you don't have the sunshine. by the afternoon, mostly sunny skies. again some of us going back into the low to mid to upper 70s. i'll have a look at the afternoon highs in just a bit. >> thanks rosemary. oakland city council meetings aren't urn held on saturday afternoon but this weekend was an exception. the public was invited to talk about ways to improve the relationship between minority communities and the police department. >> reporter: the black lives matter movement is making an impact on oakland streets. council members welcomed supporters to a special meeting. >> we intend for this to be an

open dialogue. >> reporter: to talk about ways of improving the strained relationship between the black community and oakland police. there was no shortage of people wanting to voice concern. >> stop defending these cops who are involved in these kinds of shootings! >> the goals of today are to get the council to make a commitment to ending police terrorism in oakland, now. >> reporter: the police chief admits the department has made mistakes in the past, but he says they've also made many changes to make sure officers are held accountable for wrong doing and on the right people are put in jail. >> we are absolutely committed to policing that is constitutional, progressive, and seen as legitimate by the community that it serves. >> but there are still concerns over racial profiling, prompting calls for a community review board for police. >> at the end of the day, we're not going to allow people to walk through our communities and kill anybody they wanting a gains the law. >> reporter: there are some who

believe oakland is moving in the right direction. >> oakland should be the first peace department in the nation. >> reporter: but there are many more who say the work to build a better bond is glossing over. >> i'm hoping this will be a step. >> reporter: this is far from the last discussion about community and police relations. the next meeting will be held on february 3rd. reporting at oakland city hall, cristina recently doan, kt -- christina rendoan, ktvu channel 2 news. i am born and raised in oakland. i have lived in all parts of the city and have done work in all parts of the city. >> she thanked the police chief

for acknowledging the community. a woman has been arrested in connection with to a hit-and- run crash that killed an 84- year-old woman near her home. her family called her sweet and selfless. a nearby home surveillance camera captured that crash. the suspect is identified as ann park. she could appear in court as early as tomorrow. hoang had five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. the fbi is investigating an airplane bomb threat made on twitter. someone threatened to blow up two commercial planes headed to atlanta. one was a delta flight coming from portland, the other was a southwest flight coming from milwaukee. one tweet read, i have a bomb on one of your planes, but i forgot which one when i left the airport. can you help me find it? authorities deemed the threats credible and ordered fighter jets to accompany the two planes. both of those planes did land

safely in atlanta. when they searched them, those searches turned up nothing. but passengers say that experience was surreal. >> some of us, including myself, were actually watching the news as it happened. so we were watching our plane. >> southwest did not comment about the bomb scare, only said that the top priority is the safety of passengers and crew members. a wounded veteran who has a small role in a new movie, "american sniper," is training to return to the ski slopes. jacob's humvee was hit by an i.e.d. back in 2004. he plays a combat wounded marine in "american sniper." he says now that his hollywood dreams have come true, his next goal is to go snow skiing again, something he used to love to do before he was injured. >> every day makes a difference. the difference in my mind sue don't get two takes.

>> former st. louis ram david babora is training him. >> he's not going to be able to have the signal response from the foot so we're going to look at how well do we compensate or adapt our movements to compensate for the missing leg. >> he also trains other wounded veterans for free with the help from a foundation. a new product was actually invented here in the bay area, and it's getting ready to make its debut. its purpose is to keep you safer. its target, students who are walking home alone, joggers, kids, seniors. it's only about the size of a lipstick, but it is already being billed by the makers of the modern day emergency whistle. it's high tech and comes with your own safety concierge. lots of people have their own strategy to stay safe. >> i try not to wear headphones and be aware. >> i carry around pepper spray.

just because you're feeling nervous, that's not a big enough reason to call police. >> reporter: that's what some folks call the gray area. >> people aren't just safe or they're in danger. there's this area where sometimes they feel uncomfortable, there's potential for a situation. ferghts that's where this device comes into play. it's called safety and was invented by a south bay resident. it's pretty unassuming, but he wanted to keep it simple. >> no charging, no monthly fee, no sim card. it's only one click. >> reporter: click it once and it sends out a text to a predetermined group of people. >> you rapidly click it, and it will send not only will you receive a call from your safety concierge within 60 second, basically on star for your life, you will also -- a text message will be sent out to

your safety circle. >> reporter: that's supposed to get you out of a sketchy situation. >> maybe giving awe better route to take that's more well lit. potentially there's a 24-hour gym that you can pop into and hang out in for 10 minutes to make you feel safe. >> reporter: if you don't answer, they call 911. >> it's connect through cell towers. it's not bluetooth. that's why we are excited about it, because there's nothing out there that's like that. >> reporter: after a year of development, it launches next week. it targets kids, students, seniors. while it's not new technology, it is a new concept. >> we have phones anyway to contact our friends. >> reporter: it might take a little getting used to. >> is that something you think you might use? >> yeah, of course. >> anything to keep you safer. >> and so that safety device now launches on wednesday. it costs just under $100. if you are interested, we are going to post a link on our website so that you can take a

look. we is want to tell you we're starting a new segment called invented in the bay, made in the bay. we saw another product that we're going to bring on. >> a lot of innovative people in the bay area. >> so if you know of something that is being made or invented in the bay, please let us know. >> thanks claudine. a warning for oakland native marshawn lynch. the illegal use of hands that has him in trouble with the nfl.

good morning san jose. giving you a live look there at mostly blue skies. a little bit of haze in the sky. air quality moderate. currently 46 degrees. you don't need to know the

difference between port and starboard to enjoy the san francisco boat show. >> this morning allie rasmus was kayaking. you've traded up to a faster ride, allie. >> reporter: i've been promoted from kayak to power boat. i'm in a 3 8-foot power boat. we're on mccovey boat. i've never done this before. >> gun it. >> reporter: okay, so forward. >> we have two engines. >> this is like rodney dangerfield in caddie shack. >> reporter: luckily there's a lot of open space here. >> but you know where the horn is? >> reporter: the rules captain told me is don't hit anything you can't afford. >> or people.

let's try to avoid people. >> reporter: if this thing runs into anything i'm not going to be able to afford it. >> this boat is currently asking price of about $380,000. >> and you guys are out here for the san francisco boat show. >> discovery boating looks at training and hands-on demonstrations so they can, just like you are doing, put their hands on the wheel and drive the boat. >> reporter: and get a quick tutorial. so how do i put it in neutral? >> pull it back, one click. >> does it cost money, allie? >> to come out and try it? it doesn't cost money. you just have to pay the admission fee. >> there are sign-ups for the hands-on boat lessons. we give these lessons to give real, true basic skill building lessons, so you can competently

and confidently operate your boat. >> how much are the lessons? >> about $100 for a three-hour lesson. >> so three hours, you can definitely learn a lot more than what i've learned. >> oh, come on, you're doing great. >> it's a three-hour tour. >> allie, can you ask the captains, who buys these particular types of boats? who are the main clients? >> that's a good question. mike wanted to know, what buys these types of boats? what's your typical shopper? >> well, it varies. it's usually young families would like a bet like this. sometimes people start small and work their way up. sometimes people will just have no boating experience and come out and bay a 40-foot boat. so it's kind of a steep learning for them to start with a boat that size. so we always recommend try to get a licensed professional captain like myself to give you good training right off the bat. >> good to get a lesson first so you know you're really going to want to do it. >> try it out first.

>> we're getting a little close to the rocks, so i'm going to turn this around, so go in reverse. >> we won't ask you any more questions. >> maybe we should stay with her a little bit. we could have a breaker here. >> i've got my life vest on. the captain says sue always look behind. >> i'm going to ask you a question while you're backing up. how many hours of actual training does someone need to be able to drive a bet like that? you need more than a three-hour tour. but how much time? >> one other question. how much training does someone need to get to get licensed? >> there's no licensing requirement for a recreational boat, but california has just recently passed a law that every boat operator in the future will have to take california boating safety course in order to safely and legally operate your own boat. >> so right now it's up to the

buyer's discretion? >> it's highly advised. learn as much as you can from a professional and wear your life jacket and boat sober. >> all right. >> thanks allie. thanks for all your reports. it's been a fun day for her. >> really fun day. i'm hoping she guns it and she can pick us up, swing over to maybe sam's and go get lunch, then we could swing back, then they can take it back to mccovey cove. >> is i've got to tell you, it looked gorgeous in san francisco. she started off with her jacket and bundled up, but it looks like it's cleared up nicely. >> hopefully she will get a nice cruise out of that. if you are thinking about heading into san francisco, another gorgeous day for you as well. giving you a live look into san francisco. a little bit of haze out there. a little bit of patchy fog. the fog really seeping back into our valleys, coming from

the central valley, locked in over the east bay. take a look here. fairly widespread. moving through the delta. that offshore breeze actually blowing a little bit of fog into san francisco this morning but nothing compared to what we're seeing over areas like concord, stretching through san ramon and livermore and into the north bay. visibility down to a quarter mile in santa rosa. so be prepared for that. a wide view here actually shows you that fog. once again, all the way up and down the valley, all the way into southern california. a ridge of high pressure still in place for today, and that's going to continue to bring us the dry weather and the unseasonably warm weather for the coast and portions of the bay. if you are inland, low to mid in your forecast. i want to point you to this system here. this is a little bit atypical for this time of year. moving into california as we get into the next day or two, this is dog bring us more cloud cover. it is going to cool us down. it has the possibility of bringing us maybe a few sprinkles. as we get into your sunday

morning here, this ridge of high pressure keeping the rain to the north. not going to see any rain come from the pacific northwest. as we get into monday notice those clouds coming in from southern california. even a little bit of rain picked up in areas like l.a. and farther north we go. we've got a few sprinkles over the sierra. did you see what happened with us? not a lot. we've got a few sprinkles maybe coming our way. it looks like the time frame early tuesday morning. so maybe wake up with a little bit of drizzle. for today it's a cal start, 43 in walnut creek, upper 40s san francisco. half moon bay just happens to be the place to be at the moment. 63 with mostly sunny skies. already off to a beautiful start. around the bay area for today, again in our valleys, could be another cool one with widespread low 60s in areas like antioch as well as fairfield. closer to the central and south bay, we could see a few records. fremont 72, 79 for santa cruz.

80 degrees would tie the standing record in santa cruz today. temperatures cooling off as we get into the work week. the clouds move in. slight chance for showers tuesday. we want to talk about the nfl now because the nfl is issuing a warning specifically to seattle seahawks running back marshawn lynch. he's a bay area local. he could be penalized for illegal use of his hands. the league says the oakland native grabs parts of his body after scoring some important touchdowns, and they don't want him to do that any more. the nfl has already feigned him more than $31,000 for what it calls two obscene gestures in the past month, and referees have been instructed to low the flag against lynch and penalize the seahawks 15 yards. super bowl security is going to be tight but federal officials are not planning anything more despite the recent terror attacks in paris. surveillance cameras have been set up throughout the phoenix area, the university of phoenix

stadium, downtown phoenix, sky harbor airport. officers say they haven't picked up any chatter of a possible attack. they have created a high-tech command center. it took a year to plan and build that command center. i know, mike, you were down in the desert for a few days last week checking out all that super bowl prep. did you see a lot of signs of that security or is it behind the scenes? >> yeah, it's behind the scenes. there are hints of it here and there, but the problem that they have, the chai leng they have is that the game is in glendale, and there's the stadium right there. there's a number of events surrounding the stadium but also a ton of events in phoenix. so a wide area, an entire region to protect. and that's the big challenge there. one of the arguments, a story we will run later this week, a sit-down interview with the mayor of glendale, he is furious with the nfl, because his biggest cost is security, and he feels like he's not

going to get reimbursed, and because of that the city of glendale is not going to make any money. so we have that part of the story. officials from santa clara are going out to check out the operations and see just how it's up and running. they were also out there, of course, for the one in new jersey and new york last year, but, yeah, for the most part, security is the top issue, and fan experience making sure everyone has a good time. >> it will be interesting to see. >> a lot of cool things to see. >> time now is 9:5 3. we are going to go to break, but we'll be right back.

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in the last hour we had a vegan expert in studio but we have a vegan expert of our own here. >> we promised you, here it is, tori campbell with her yummy protein packed breakfast smoothie. >> i start with a strong

blender. a cup and a half of water in there. this makes two servings. then i put in about two cups of really well packed dark, leafy greens. i like spinach, maybe a little cale or parsely. then two cups of celery, cucumber, maybe a little carrot. pour that in there. now i'm going i don't say a half cup of frozen berries. really could be any fruit at all you want. a half cup, other use about eight different slices of frozen banana, then i put in two scoops of protein powder. i like one made with peas, chocolate flavored. it's really good. two tablespoons of chia seeds, great source of omega 3 fatty acids. put that in, another quick blend with your super strong blender. and you are all done.

really, really g. >> she said she puts it in her little not clear cooler, because it turns brown. if you don't look at it, you can really enjoy the taste. she did do a full segment on it. we put it all on our website at ktvu.com. >> did you taste in the. >> no, but she has it all the time at her desk. i could steal some from her. let's look at weather one last time. we have some nice weather coming our way at least for the coast, over portions of the bay, a lot like yesterday. slightly warmer for some of us for today. there is going to be a little bit of a thanes sky. moderate air quality for most but today is a spare the air day. also a hey surf advisory. if you are going to the beach, keep an eye on 0 your young ones. temperatures will begin to cool off as we get into monday. back to where we typically see

those numbers. we were hoping for the possibility of rain to move in on tuesday morning. right now at this point it looks like a very slight chance. system coming in from baja california of all places, sort of atypical for this time of year, but we'll take what we can get. >> got it. and that is our report for this morning. from all of us here at ktvu, thanks for making us your choice for news. >> and we should tell you jesse jackson is in the bay area speaking. we'll have more on that later in the day. >> enjoy your sunday morning.

at the halfway point in conference play approaching we unveil our big east power rankings. see what surprises are in our standings. it has been 16 years since he stepped down as georgetown's head coach. but that hasn't diminished the weight his words still carry. we sit down with john thomson. >> i don't know how i see them growing but they have to grow. it is just like potential tell get you fired. >> plus the