. san francisco police bring a man in connection with that strange case of a body found in a suitcase. the new information we're waiting to hear this morning. >> the latest security breach at the airport that has some passengers on edge. . good morning and welcome to you. you're taking a live look outside of our studios this morning over the oakland estuary. >> it's a beautiful shot out

there as the sunrises over the estuary. >> it's saturday january 31st. welcome to mornings on two, i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike me back. you're coming off a weekend, how was it, relaxing hopefully. >> it was relaxing. i spoke at a asian league in san francisco and i was thinking as i was leaving -- >> did you miss me? >> always. how nice it was, and i can't believe we're going to end january completely dry. it's crazy. >> we're breaking our record there. it's very dry. that's depressing a nice weekend on tap. that's something to look forward to. we'll start february how we ended january. it's going to be a dry one as we get into the first part of the week, but i do see rain in the extended forecast, let's talk about what's happening right now. isn't that a beautiful shot

there. the offshore winds as we had protected. we're waking up with a few patches of fog this morning. most of us mostly clear. storm tracker 2 showing you again just a little bit of cloud cover out there. mostly sunny skies around the bay and inland this morning. we'll check on those winds, we have calm conditions in and around know have a tow. we're reporting 5 miles per hour, it's breezy in our hills. most of us are not feeling the wind. livermore, a weak onshore breeze. in addition to the clear skies, these winds are having an impact on our temperatures as w63 half moon bay 63 san francisco, 60 degrees sfo, i thought wow, when i came in this morning, it's balmy out here. you're in the 50s and low 60s this morning. if you don't have the wind you're like 41 degrees in know have a tow and 40 degrees in concord and 48 in san jose. a cool start for you as well.

take a look at concord to walnut creek. no wind and wind, we have 58 degrees. i'll detail the numbers for you coming up. there is a major development in the mysterious case of body parts shoved in a suitcase. we are live at the hall of justice where police have detained a person of interest. >> reporter: no word from police yet this morning whether the person who was brought in from questioning has been released overnight. police have confirmed, the man they brought in for questioning last night, this person of interest seen here with this sheet covering him is the same person that was seen in a grainy surveillance picture that police released around 2:00 yesterday and. they released that picture showing a man in his 50s or 60s with a baseball cap. and the man with the sheet covering him is the same man in

that picture. they wanted to find and talk to the man, he was in the area of 11th and mission a few days before, a suitcase was found outside the goodwill store with a dismembered body outside. after circulating the photo in a few hours, they got a call on the anonymous tip line, someone said the man they were looking for for questioning lived at 434th street. >> we got a call from anonymous tip line, nothing, but a quick blush, i don't know who that person is, i want to say thank you to that person for going ahead and giving us a call and letting us know that person was there. >> now, police don't know if a man in the photo, the man with the white sheet was brought into the patrol car had anything to do with the crime. at that point they wanted to talk to him in connection with this case. police got a second man from that residence in for questioning. at this point we're waiting to hear if that led to any arrests or if that person of interest,

the man with the white sheet was released. back to you. thank you ali. an investigation is under way at another security breach at the airport. operations are running normally at thator this morning. you're looking at a live look at the airport and it's clear out there. someone was walking on the side of a runway after he got through a fence. he was chased down before he could escape over another fence. he's been identified as 40-year- old jose mendoza. his arrest shows that new security measures are working. it's the fourth breach in ten months, and that includes a 15- year-old boy who held in a wheel of a plane that flew to hawaii. there are 91 confirmed

cases of measles since wednesday. 68% have been linked to those from disneyland. the outbreak started last month, and it started when someone to disneyland. they've confirmed a third case of measles. there are now 13 cases in the bay area, marin county and santa clara county has two confirmed cases and alameda county has the highest number confirmed with six. they are encouraging parents to get measles for their children. president obama's secretary says the science on vaccinations is really clear. the vaccine is 97% effective at preventing measles. uc -- go ahead. the medical center is set to open yesterday. they're expected to have the

largest fleet of robots. they'll transport lab specimens. each robot can carry 1,000 pounds and will travel several times each day. and it costs $6 million, for each robot. the new 55, 16th street line will increase service along the eastern end of 16th street. bus also run every 15 minutes during the day and 20 minutes during the day. a deadly danger for pets in an east bay park. algae is poisoning dogs at lake chabot. three dogs have died so far and there may be more. there is a warning from the east bay warning is too little too late. >> it's this green algae everywhere, it's fatally toxic to dogs. >> katie warns everyone with a dog to know what she had known.

>> healthy as she could be, walked several miles every day. >> she let him go wednesday. >> it was like a nightmare, when am i going to wake up. >> vomiting, seizures and irreversible coma. >> it was a tremendous shock and our kids are teenagers and they're devastated by it. >> the 300 acre lake is showing a green tint from a toxic algae that is taking hold where the rain would normally flush it out. off leash dogs tend to get wet. >> shocks, bleeding, abnormalities and liver failures are the cases we have seen. >> three dogs dead in two months. the poison is untreatable. >> three dogs, from lake chabot. >> yes. >> there are caution signs at

trail heads but many hikers breeze past without noticing. >> the signs could be bigger. >> skin contact is harmful. >> we took the kids out on the boat and we were dragging the hands in the water, and it wasn't until we got back, the people on the arena they said we hope you didn't let your kids touch the water. >> it's a horrible tragedy that this happen. >> the park district knows now that the signs are not strong enough. >> gathering to beef up the signs that you should keep your dog out of the water. >> i'm sad to see another family has lost their dog. >> it took my dog out in about ten hours. >> after their white shepherd was the first dog to die. nothing posted at the entrance that went in. >> our dog would never have crossed the gates into the

park, i would have gone somewhere else. >> i'm really disappointed to be honest with you. >> you may recall, the lake in oakland was closed last summer while blue green algae was eradicated and they're wondering why the same can't be done. it's a bigger lake and the algae is difficult to confine and the cost would be enormous. living near starbucks somebody not only convenient for a coffee run but it can increase the value of your home. according to a website called zillow, homes have appreciated 20%. those further away appreciated 65%. they could double your property values if you wait long enough. happening today a big convention is going to start in san francisco for fans of zombie and horror movies. as many as 18,000 fans are

expected at this weekend, sold out walker stalker event. they're going to meet actors and buy memorabilia, the walking dead and horror movies, a zombie apocalypse can be a metaphor for a terrorist attack or an outbreak for a deadly virus. >> people look at these characters to say this is what i would do, or i don't know how i would react. event organizers say watching characters deal with a screen, they can address their own fears. >> ali will be live with the walker stalker convention with all the undead entertainment. a health concern, one worker dead and a warning for others to stay on alert. it's good that i'm giving

and i'm happy to be giving. >> the impact it will have next year when the big game comes right here to the bay area. sunny dry and warmer weather in store for this afternoon. we'll have the numbers expected in the neighborhood and tracking the possibility of rain and i'll line that up for you coming up.

. tomorrow's superbowl might be the greenest ever because it will be the first superbowl played under energy efficient l.e.d. lights. >> they use 75 to 85% power than traditional bulbs. and last year it was upgraded. >> and it will save 1 million watts of power. >> that sounds good. let's talk about running

back and oakland native marshawn lynch who is one of the most popular seahawks. >> and one fan now is showing his love. he had his face edged into a buzz cut into the back of his head. >> that's really good. there you go. that's impressive. >> compared to the real marshawn lynch, well why did he do this? he got his inspiration earlier this week. >> i'm here so i won't get fined. i'm here so i won't get fined. i'm just here so i won't get fined. >> the news conference on superbowl media day he was there because he didn't want to get fined and he said that 29 times. >> 29 times and he really stuck with it. he warned it that's all he was going to say. the players are required to be at that event by the nfl for five minutes. he set a timer and when it rang

at 5 minutes, there you see it, he bailed, he left. >> now, he what else is going on in arizona, tiger woods didn't make the cut in the open, and he said i'm just here because i don't want to get fined. he joked about having the worst round of his life. he even made his way into the p.g.a. >> he can laugh about that. the superbowl is the time to celebrate the the sporting event and it's time to give back to the community. >> as i traveled to arizona this past week, the real superbowl spirit was alive and well. >> frank sanders is an inspiration. >> tack off, let's go. >> a giant in the eyes of these little ballplayers. >> come on get yourself, get yourself. >> it's a cool experience. >> the former arizona cardinal receiver, was coaching some

magic under the sundown on the field this superbowl week. >> that's an innocence running around and being free. >> he always drinks up there. >> this mini camp is part of the nfl's superkids sharing project, children helping children. >> they collected bats, balls, cleats and donating to other left fortunate children in the greater phoenix area. >> it's great that i've been giving. >> and there's this amazing program. >> and the nfl says the spirit will transition into the bay area for super bowl 50. >> i have a feeling, a gut feeling that in san francisco people will be a lot more aware of what he is going on behind the scenes at the superbowl and related events. >> behind the scenes in the downtown superbowl office, the host committee is work on hitting. >> the goal of the host committee going on is to establish the super bowl 50,

the most philanthropic in history. >> ceo of the san francisco host committee says 25% of the money the committee raises will flow right into the 50 fund. >> we'll take you on a epic journey you'll never forget. >> theed a ad promoting the initiative is the 50 fund, it's to give grants focused on youth. >> it becomes a direct mechanism and superbowl 50 to leave a lasting impact of change and communities in the bay area environment which is a focus of the 50 fund. >> you realize that's something that should be shared, i really do. >> the true spirit of the superbowl, not where the big game is played. but right here on this small arizona field. >> a lot of great stories in

arizona. they will have a good time there. >> they had an official ceremony, where they officially handed over the superbowl activities to the committees. >> i'm thinking about levi stadium and next year. >> it will be exciting and a good time around here. >> an amazing amount of planning that goes in. rosemary may be you can plan for the weather. >> if that superbowl were held here tomorrow we have great weather in store. we have nice weather coming our way, in fact. make your plans to be outdoors for part of the weekend. it will be warmer, i'll explain that coming up in a moment. look at the sunrise, it was 7:15 or so, as we get no the afternoon today, plenty of sunshine to go around. we'll start with a very wide view, storm tracker picking up on the system that was over southern california beginning to move towards the east, we

have the ridge of high pressure locked in over the bay area. the system to the south of us and the ridge of high pressure nosing into the bay area has kicked up the winds and because of it some of us are waking up quite a bit warmer than where we were 24 hours ago. it's a help to keep that fog away. we're looking at a few patches of fog out there and we'll be sunny for the afternoon as well. as we get no the first part of february, we'll start out dry and we'll get rain as would he get into the second part of the weekend, into the weekend. i'll take you forward and we'll check in on our numbers for today. as we got into saturday, we have mostly sunny skies, notice the clouds are here, that ridge of high pressure that's in place today will weaken a little bit. and that will weaken the onshore breeze. it will be partly cloudy but not as warm. we're dry and all the way into thursday now, and here comes

the possibility of rain. thursday, friday, and last nothing saturday. that will be our next chance, let's cross our fingers and say a little prayer that rain is coming our way for the end of the week. as we get outdoors this morning. look at some of these numbers. we're 39 degrees in novato where things are calm. we're 64 at half moon bay, winds are gusting at 20 miles per hour. we're seeing it all over the bay area. 61 in hayward, 40 degrees in concord with mostly clear skies and calm conditions, as we got into the second half we'll catch up and we'll be around mid 60 and low 70s, we have 70 for san rafael. upper 60s to low 70s, 69 san jose, 72 degrees expected for santa cruz, the extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view. we're still going to stay well above average, and notice as we get into the business week,

numbers don't move a whole lot, monday, tuesday and wednesday, with partly cloudy skies, wet weather on the horizon, let's hope we get some this time. >> sweet, i can't wait. >> me too. it's no secret bay area commutes are getting a lot warmer, but by how much. at 7:45 we'll break it down for you and tell you the biggest trouble spots. >> and a a hike, how much it will cost to you see the sites at yosemite national park.

. a broken radar beak on on the bay brick is worried that a ship could struck in the span. two years ago a oil rig crashed the tower and it's blaming the broken beacon. this has been out for a month.

backup beak once do not work. and a third replacement has sent a third signal. they've not figured out the problem. it will cost you more to visit yosemite national park. it costs you $20 to enter the park for seven days. come march 1st it will cost you $25 in the off season and $30 in the busy months. it's not the only thing that is increasing, an annual pass is going from $48 to $60 and they plan to increase campground fees by 20%. the money will go to repairing buildings and improve transportation. it's the first time that they've gone up in nearly 20 years. disam i will be introducing their first la taken princess. she's scheduled to make her on

scare -- latina princess. she'll star in her own series that is set to debut in 2016. she'll be voiced by amy carrero. a rare kitten will be ready for adopted. a calico colored cat. almost all cal coast are female. the chance of a calico cat being born male is less than 4%. he loves to may and if you're interested in adopting him he'll be at the pet cothis morning. >> he's rooting for the seahawks. >> not everything has to be football related. a piece of safety equipment that takes four months to get, why san jose got it overnight and how they hope to help

dangerous intersections to become safe. the. >> the illness responsible for the death of one worker and the warning for others to stay on alert. >> a forecast for your saturday afternoon, outside of our doors, mostly sunny skies and for some, temperatures already in the 60s. >> i'll explain why and we'll have a look at the numbers coming up.

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. >> he's not been charged with the crime. developments in the case of body parts that were found in a suitcase in the streets of san francisco. the new information that could be released sometime this morning. welcome back to mornings on 2 i'm mike me beck. >> and i'm claudine wong. let's look at how the day is shaping up this last day of january. we have to move on to february, right? >> february has the possibility of rain, let's talk about today. we have a beautiful day to end january 2015, giving you a live look of the sunrise, the sun is shining over most of us. not a lot of fog to speak of. just a few patches out there. it has to do with the wind. we have a northerly breeze blowing through over the hills

this morning. look at half moon bay, hayward reporting 12, conrad and san jose, if you don't see the trees blowing or swaying beings you could have wind in the hills and it compresses and warms as it moves in. we have temperatures in the low 60s. hayward we saw wind there, 61, half moon bay you're at 64 and napa 59 degrees outside your door right now. even though the winds are light we have an offshore breeze blowing through and warming things up. 15 degrees warmer, fairfield also doing the same. livermore a lot warmer this morning, you'll notice if you're stepping out this morning early on, but take a look we have calm conditions and 39 degrees in know have a tow. not everybody in this party, but again, if you have a little bit of wind outside your door, it's making a difference this morning. as we get into the afternoon, mid-60s in the forecast.

73, santa rosa this afternoon. 69 redwood city and 66 for san francisco and upper 60s in san jose. in the extended forecast, you could see a chance of rain coming in the bay area and i'll show you that coming up. san francisco police detain a man who may be connected to remains found in a suitcase. ali is outside where the police investigation is far from over. >> police brought the man in in connection to the police found last night. he's possibly being detained and questioned. no word from san francisco police this morning. what police have confirmed, the person they brought in for questioning seen by a white sheet is the same man seen in a grainy surveillance picture that police sent out yesterday afternoon. they released it at 2:00, it was a man in their 50s or 60s

with a baseball cap. they wanted to find and talk to the man since he was in the area of 11 and mission on weapons. and that's when the suitcase was found with a dismembered body inside. they got a call on their anonymous tip line where someone said the man they were looking for lived at the 400th block of turk street. last night police said the person that they arrested was a person of interest, not a suspect, and they claim that's why they concealed his identity with that sheet. >> i believe the people on the scene did put, covered his face for a precautionary measure. obviously, this person is entitled to justice and in the interests of justice we wanted to make sure no doubt is placed in anyone's mind if he is, in fact, the suspect. >> now, as of last night police said they did not know if the man in the photo or that man with the white sheet they took

into custody had anything to do with the crime. they wanted to talk to him. they brought a second man from the residents in for questioning. we're waiting to find out if any of that questioning led to anything, whether either man was arrested or whether they were released overnight. we just don't know yet, no updates yet, mike. >> hopefully we'll get answers to those questions. thanks for that report. an attorney for rap music mogul suge knight, his client was arrested for a deadly hit and run. he was visiting a movie set when he got in an argument with two men working on the set and he followed the men into a restaurant and ran over the men in the parking lot and fled the scene. >> there are witnesses who said that mr. knight was being attacked by a number of men.

that they were beating him,000 the car window, he was making an effort to leave and tragically two were run over and one was expired. >> he's being held on $2 million bail. the huge fire in the mission district had a chance to retrieve belongings, one person died. 50 people are without homes and ten businesses were destroyed. the people who lived in the apartments were allowed to get their belongings and storage lockers out. what she wants most is upstairs in her apartment which is still off limits. >> all my tools, all the photographic workers of the work of my life, my family photos, my newest projects and i'm 73. do i have time to do it again?

who knows. >> there is no official word yet on what caused the fire. who knows, some say an unattended religious candle may have sparked it. this is being questioned by some residents. cellphone video shows the moments leading up to a shooting. police responded to a man who had a hammer and neighbors screamed for him to put it down. a police dog rushes that man and police say he hit the dog with his hammer and tried to go after officers and he was tased and eventually shot. police should not have pulled the trigger. he said the video supports officers' versions of events. >> that could have been any one of us. >> that video seems to confirm

the sequence of events on how the shooting and how the events that led up to the shooting went down. >> the officers involved in the shooting were not hurt and have been placed on paid administrative leave. >> a jogger was hit and killed during a street race. they've put a permanent speed, it will flash slow down if cars go at least ten miles per hour over the posted speed limit. this one was delivered in a day when it normally takes four months to get it. >> the tragedy happened, we thought outside of the box and we thought how can we get something in there immediately. >> signs will be installed in high traffic areas within two weeks. karen was on a sidewalk on this road near aiden wood drive when she was struck and killed by a

speeding car and she was laid to rest yesterday. a case is coming out at kaiser permanent call centers. she died from bacterial meningitis. it's a contagious infection that can lead to death or permanent brain damage. about 450 people work at that service center answering phones for kaiser's human resources office. >> it's a life-threatening condition and even those who recover may have permanent damage to the brain. people should be reassured that we really don't see transmission of this in the work place. we obtained e-mails sent to employees notified them at the worker death and employees worked near proximity have been contacted and taking steps to keep them healthy. there's a unrelated case of viral meningitis which is less serious and most recover from that in a matter of weeks.

open enrollment ends this week, jackie spear will hold a seminar about getting health insurance. it's health care 101. it's the california health insurance exchange and blood and cholesterol tests and that event runs from 9:30 this morning to 12:30 this afternoon. besides the action on the field tomorrow. millions of people tune in seeing some of the biggest companies going into the battle for the best commercials. >> in the spirit of that big game mike and i have picked our own commercials starting a competition of our own. >> we haven't seen them all, but a few have come down. we will show both of them that you've selected and we'll let you know how to vote for which one you agree. >> first up is mike's pick from

doritos. >> take any empty seat that you see. [ screaming ] . >> when your mom looks up can you tell her about me? >> you know you've been in that situation at home? >> you've been in that situation at home. >> folks at home have been in that situation. back in the single days it's the old drop your keys and get the eye contact, hey, there is an open seat. sometimes it works -- >> really? >> nowadays it's funny because i have two little kids -- it's great to see the reaction of

people coming down, moving on. >> that's an easy one. >> next one is claudine's pick, it's from bud light. are you up for whatever happens next? >> check out what happens after one man accepts the challenge and finds himself inside a vintage videogame. >> 3, 2, 1. >> what in the world?

. >> come on tell me he you don't want to get in that game and play. >> i love pacman, that's fun. i like something new and fresh. >> you like to reminisce about your single days on airplanes. >> maybe you didn't have enough connection to a single guy on an airplane and the enormous bag of trips. >> what did you like about this. >> i liked his reaction and someone being surprised and it was pacman, and i want to do it. >> but anyway. >> i laughed when i saw it. >> this is the most important screen, you want to vote for me. >> half the screen, i guess. >> rosemary is voting for me. >> you know what, that's very creative. i like the music, it puts you in a good mood, but i don't know, the guy one is really

funny. i don't know. >> no, no. >> be honest. >> we have this posted on facebook and twitter, apparently it's very close with mike taking the slight lead and i'll take the pity vote. >> breakfast on me. >> cast your vote on the comic section on our post or retweet the one you like best on our twitter page. voting ends tomorrow morning at 8:00. there's a dove commercial about fatherhood and that was up there too. >> i liked the cute puppy one. >> more than just easy access for your morning cup of joe, we'll tell you how living by a starbucks could make your property values a lot higher. >> it can be tiresome sometimes it's a waste of time. a time of my life i won't get back. >> spending more time on the road and not near home.

the latest on the trend of commute times. >> i'll have a look at the numbers expected for your neighbors and in the forecast, i think i see some rain. i'll be tracking it for you coming up.

. now, that former republican presidential nominee will not run for the office again, mitt romney was considering running for president a third time and told reporters yesterday and supporters yesterday that it was best for the republican party it was best he sat out. it did not surprise thomas mann. >> i think he came to the right conclusion that, in fact, the

party is looking for something new. >> california gop leaders say mitt romney will be a power broker in the party. he met with new jersey governor crist christie and he met with former florida governor jeb bush. >> what he's going to be focusing on is raise funds. you'll see a lot of people coming through to raise funds. >> democrats were not worried about another mitt romney campaign. the democrats will be wondering when will hillary clinton announce her intentions. bay area commutes are getting longer, traffic is moving well in here, but we know when it gets slow how painful that can be, right? newly compiled data shows how much longer we're driving. the average bay area commute time has increased more than

16% since 1980. the average commuter who spends 24 minutes on the ride spends 28 minutes on the road. and san francisco residents average more than 30 minutes. people in alameda county spend nearly 29 minutes commuting and in contra costa county that's more than 33 minutes. >> and the longest commutes not surprisingly are found in places like eastern contra costa county, cities like antioch, oakland. >> those who spend time commuting rather than driving using public transportation have longer commute times. >> they'll be adding the new trip at 8:40 in the morning. that is expected to relieve

crowding and overflow. it's expected to attract 100 new passengers and bring in an additional 120,000 in revenue, that new time slot will be tested out during the next nine months depending on how successful it is, it could become permanent. >> time is 7:49. i feel, i kind of feel guilty that we had a nice month and rosemary delivering up another delivery for us. >> and we have punxutawney phil. >> we'll pay attention, he's not always right. >> we have nice weather coming our way. we're waking up fog-free. we're looking at a few patches. look at this beautiful view, we have the greens and blues and up above we have sunny skies,

we have a offshore breeze and that is what has prevented that fog from forming in and around the bay area even parts of the central valley looking good this morning. the high clouds will roll in for tomorrow. to set it up for you here, ridge of high pressure, in control of our weather pattern. we have a system that's over southern california and it's pushing its way towards the east. the pressure gradiant between the two are kicking up our winds, in our hills this morning we have a good breeze especially over the east bay hills and over areas along the peninsula, even if you don't see it outside your door this morning, and you don't see those trees swaying around, it's impacting our numbers, and i'll show you that coming up in a moment. we're dry today, we'll get through saturday, not a lot going on, beautiful weather coming our way. as we get into sunday, we have minor changes coming. we'll have the partly cloudy skies and the onshore breeze is expected to return. the rain is going to stick to

the north. we get into the business week and well, we're dry, monday, tuesday wednesday, and we're into thursday and we got that rain line actually moving closer to the bay area. thursday, friday, into saturday and this will be our next chance of getting wet weather this way. >> outside again, if you have the wind, a big difference in your numbers. 15 degrees from where you were 2 hours ago. 61 in hayward, 56 in livermore, a lot warmer than where you were yesterday as well. as we get into this afternoon, we had beach weather along the coastline, our inland valleys were stuck under fog and it was very chilly, not the case this time around. everybody getting in on this nice weather with 60s and low 70s in the forecast. 70 for novato today, 60s for the east bay, 70 degrees for

livermore, upper 60s to low 70s, ant 70s in los gatos and they're halls in view as i talked about a moment ago. we will get into the second half of the week, we'll remain dry at least until about wednesday and we're hoping that pattern switches around and we get wet weather into the second half of the business week and into the weekend. >> thank you rosemary. marshawn lynch is one of the popular sea hawk players and one fan is showing his support. >> when you got marshawn lynch on your team you have a good start on the rest of the group. >> talk about popular, we have one popular player in the nba and how he has the highest number of jerseys in the nba.

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historic balloon journey made it to mexico. it touched down to baha california. this is video showing the video of the american and russian team, they have flown more than 000 miles. they traveled farther and longer in a gas balloon than anyone in history. the previous record was set back in 1978, that team flew 137 hours. the warriors are looking to break their longest losings streak in a season. they lost to the utah jazz 100. the coach said the team lacked energy to a younger and more hungry team. it's the second time they lost back to back games. they still have the best record and they hope to snap this losing streak against the phoenix sun team.

the warrior's jersey was not the hottest selling item. now, one warrior player is selling more jersies than any other player in warrior's history. >> reporter: they're cool for school and wild at work. warriors jersies, a true bench mark of bay area fashion. >> we've seen a significant spike in merchandise and jersies. >> significant indeed. the warriors have exploded up to third on the list in the most popular jersies with sales up to 32% since the season. >> the jersies are anything off the shelves. >> they are drawn and bought because of particular personalities. you're getting a good start on the rest of the group. >> curry making history on the floor and the store. he's number 2 in jersey sales.

the highest ranked ever for a warrior player, only lebron moves more merchandise. >> it's fun to have one of his shirts, and the stardom transcends not only northern california and north america. >> stef curry is popular in australia. >> absolutely. >> if you win they will by. no surprise that unprecedented success on the court has coincided with similar success on the recommending sister, it's not the ws that have the fun cashing in. >> it feels good to put on a jersey of players that you know mean well and are doing good things for your whole market. >> it's likable group. >> it's clear that everyone on the bench, everybody on the court is just one cohesive unit, that's why i think we're going it win the championships. >> message sent to the rest of

the nba elite. the warriors aren't just setting up shop at the top of the standings, they're staking their claim to the bottom line. in oakland, scott rees, channel 2 news. >> not just selling in the bay area, but down under. >> they released those chinese new year jersies which are cool too. >> they're reaching more people and getting people interested. >> danger for dogs at an east bay lake. >> not enough is being done to warn people about the dangers, one woman has said.

. fran police bring a man in connection with a body found in a suitcase. we're waiting for new information this morning. >> robots will be in stores, and what they'll be in doing in the medical center. . now, welcome back to mornings on 2 everyone on this last day of january, you're taking a look at the oakland estuary from your camera up on

the third there are balcony, a lot of blue sky locking out towards san francisco. >> cast it's gorgeous out there. thanks for joining us on mornings on it, rosemary is up there on the third into. >> you couldn't stand it inside anymore, you had to go inside and just enjoy the sunshine. >> it's beautiful out here, i don't see any fog around, we did have a little bit of wind and because of that wind, we are pretty much fog free, and our temperatures are up as well. out here, the oakland estuary, all the sailboats are pulling out. i think we've counted four, five, six moving out this morning. we've got rowers out along the water as well. it's a beautiful day rather than the last day of january, it feels like the last day of march, and it will feel like spring out there today, the temperatures ranging in the low 40s to low 50s, 41 in know have

a tow, 44 in concord, chances are you don't have enough wind for the cold air. 64 for half moon bay. we have wind in our hills and that has resulted in low to mid- to upper 50s and around oakland and hayward, and 63 in sfo and for the afternoon, 66 san francisco, 69 in oakland which gets near a record for today. 73 santa rosa and 71 expected for morgan hill. today will be the warmer of the two-day weekend. i'll show you the rest of the week, and the extended forecast, the possibility of rain coming up. there's a major development of a mysterious case of body parts that were stuffed in a suitcase left at a san francisco street. they did detain a person of interest. do you know if the question led to any other developments. >> well, that is the big question we're waiting to

finished out this morning. police brought this man in for questioning last night and so far no word yet from san francisco police as to whether the man was arrested released or if he's still being questioned. what police have confirmed is this person that you see here covered with the white sheet is the same man seen in a grainy picture that they circulated yesterday afternoon. police released the picture yesterday showing a man in his 50s or 60s with a baseball cap. they wanted to find and talk to him because he was in the area of 11th and mission on wednesday and that's when the suitcase was found outside of the goodwill store with the body inside. within hours, they got a call from their anonymous tip line and someone who said that the man they were looking for lived on the 400 block of turk street. that's where police went last night and brought the man with the sheet covering over him in the police control car. the man was a person of interest not a suspect, they concealed his identity. there was a second man that

police also took down for questioning. police would not say who he was or whether he lived in the same building. >> they got a person, a possible murder in the area. he might want to kill someone else, you got all these kids running around here. >> these are only persons of interest and we'll find out their involvement in the crime, if, in fact, they're involved. >> as of last night they did not know if the man in the photo or the other person questioned had anything to do with this crime. they were emphasizing that at that point last night when they brought them in for questioning they simply wanted to talk to them. we have reached out to san francisco police what came of that questioning, whether they were being questioned or were arrested or were released sometime in the middle of the night. we're waiting to hear back. claudine? >> thank you.

a deadly problem in lake chabot park. >> local dogs have died so far and there may be more. >> debra has more on why a warning from the east bay regional park district is too little too late. >> it's this green algae that's everywhere. it's fatally toxic to dogs. >> katie warns anyone, especially anyone with a dog wishes they knew what she didn't know. >> healthy as could be. >> she let her dog splash in lake chabot on wednesday. >> it was a nightmare, it's like when am i going to wake up. >> a few hours after the hike, vomiting and seizures and irreversible coma. it's a shock and our kids are teenagers and they're devastated by it. >> the 300 acre lake is showing a green tint from a toxic algae

that's taken hold without the rain that would flush it out. it's not a swimming lake, it's emergency water supply, but dogs tend to get wet. >> with the shock and bleeding, abnormalities and liver failures are the case that is we've seen. >> three dogs dead in two months, the poison is untreatable. >> three dogs, wow, from lake chabot. >> not this guy though. >> there are caution signs at trail heads but many hikers breeze past without noticing. >> this mom missed the sign too, but only after going out on a rental boat that skin contact was harmful. >> my kids were dragging their hands in the water. it wasn't until we got back, well, i sure hope you didn't let your kids touch the water. >> we were all dog lovers here. this is tragedy that this has happened. the park realizes the signs are

not worded strongly enough. >> we're going to beef up the signs so you clearly understand you should keep your dogs out of the water. >> they've clam order since christmas for better warnings. >> it took my dog out in ten hours. >> this white shepherd was the first dog to die. >> our dog, we would never have crossed the gates into the park. i would have gone somewhere else. >> i'm really disappointed to be honest. you may recall the lake in oakland was closed while blue green algae was eradicated. and -- eradicated. many say it's more difficult to contain on lake chabot and the cost would be enormous. the measles outbreak is going in california and the bay area.

there are now 91 confirmed cases up from 79 on wednesday. of those 58 infections have been linked to visits to disneyland. half a dozen states in mexico have recorded cases. the outbreak started last month after people went to disneyland. and alameda county has confirmed measles. marin county and santa clara cases have two confirmed cases and alameda cases has the highest number of confirmed cases with six. the medical center in mission bay is set to open tomorrow. the hospital will have the largest fleet of robots that are programmed to transport items such as meals, medications and lab specimens. it's expected to travel 12 miles inside the medical center each day. the robots cost the hospital $6 million. the new bus route will connect

the street to the hospital in mission bay. it will connect from the eastern end of 16th street. they'll run every 15 minutes during the day and 20 minutes during the night. an investigation in under way into a security breach and and man stuck inside a perimeter fence and was walking along a runway thursday night a gunman chased him down, the suspect has been identified as 40-year-old jose mendoza, he was cited fortress passing and breach. his arrest shows that new security measures are working. living near starbucks somebody not just convenient if you want a quick cup of coffee, but it can increase the value of your home. according to a real estate website called zillow, american homes located near the coffee giant have appreciated 96%

between 1997 and 2013. they say living a quarter mile from starbucks can double your property values if you wait long enough. happening today, a big convention will start in san francisco for fans of zombie and horror movies. 18,000 fans are expected to attend this weekend's walker stalker event. they'll get a chance to meet actors and buy memorable re from the walking dead, the founder of the conference, the apocalypse can be a met a for for a -- metaphor for a deadly virus. >> i don't know how i would react. >> watching characters deal with a dilemma on a screen allows the audience to address their own fears. and beginning at 8:30 tomorrow morning, ali will be live at

the walker stalker convention with all of the undead entertainment. better ali than me. >> zombies freak me out. >> they're not the top favorite things for me to see. >> i think she's going to do a makeover too. >> we're hoping. we put in the request, and we would love that. >> apparently that's been a long time goal, to be undead. we're going to take a look at the security measures and safety measures for the superbowl both in the sky and on the ground. >> his count is being offered tomorrow for those who prefer snow boards over football.

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. >> good day, sunshine. good day, sunshine. >> good morning to you. thank you for joining us. abundant sunshine in the forecast. it's over oakland right now, downtown is 62 degrees. superbowl sunday will be a great day to hit the slopes if you want to get some of the best deals of the season. utopia is offering tickets in advance. the tickets start at $49 and tickets at snow valley start at $34 and the tickets are as low as $25. according to the website, the slopes will not be crowded, and more than 150 million people are expected to stay home so

they can watch the big game. running back marshawn lynch is one of the most popular seahawks players and one man is showing his love. he had his face and signature cap buzzed into his head. >> it's not bad. preparations are under way for the superbowl and local law enforcement in arizona is doing its best to make sure the area is safe. 5,000 are expected to be at the big game. there will be bomb sniffing bags at the stadium. every bag and vehicle will be screened. vehicles at the parking lot will be scanned. everyone who doesn't have the proper ticket will not be allowed inside. an arizona monastery is answering the prayers, they're

charging $200 for room breakfast and wifi. it's to go to charities and they'll throw in a sunday mass for fee. they have that going for them. >> that's not bad. 8:16, how are you doing? how was it out there. >> reluctantly i had to come back and show you more. 630s for some of us. >> it takes awhile to warm up. >> already, not everybody, it has to do with the wind, most of us waking up with mostly sunny skies. the offshore breeze is helping us bring clear skies and good to moderate air quality today and temperatures are up in some areas by 15 degrees, giving you a live look out there for mount diablo with mostly sunny skies and last weekend we had beautiful beach weather, we were socked in with fog and cool conditions, in the the

case today, everybody will get in on this beautiful weather. they've been tracking this system on southern california. we're continuing to push over to the east. we remain with a high pressure in police. a pressure gradiant between the two, in our east bay hills along areas along the coast line, i'm seeing wind here and we've got that wind just clearing things out and down sloping wind also helps to bring our temperatures up. it helps to stir the cool air and it won't settle in. we have the down sloping winds, compressed and warm up as they're coming down the hills. our temperatures are warmer in some areas. sfo, livermore, half moon bay, if you don't have a wind outside your door, you could have it in the hills and as a result it shows in the numbers. 58 degrees in napa, 41 in know have a tow, upper 50s in walnut

creek and 44 in concord. at the bay look at these numbers, 63 at sfo and 64 at half moon bay and redwood city where it's calm and 41 degrees. a chilly start for you. as we get into the afternoon mostly sunny skies getting into the upper 60s and low 70s this afternoon. it's 70s for san raphael. 69 for oakland, and 70 degrees for concord and as we go inland we have temperatures in the low areas for areas around pleasanton and how about the south bay, a beautiful day for you, 69 san jose, and 71 morgan hill, and upper 60s for the coast, areas right along half moon bay, it will be a gorgeous day out there. the extended forecast out there, with your bay area weekend always in view, it will be the onshore breeze returns, partly cloudy skies temperatures coming down a few degrees and we'll hold steady,

monday, tuesday, wednesday, andre to mid-60s, still above average this time of the year, but it looks like by thursday, the pattern will start to change and the models will want to bring rain our way, thursday, friday, and lingering into saturday. we haven't said that r word for a long time. >> we could use it, everyone is asking for it. >> a decent amount. >> it doesn't look like a huge storm but we can take what we can and hopefully we'll have more to follow. >> saturday's fan fest too. >> will we smell it. >> they'll style it. >> they'll come anyway, in droves. another first for disney and it's princesses. >> we'll tell you about the new character that's being revealed in the popular show.

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. it will cost you more to go into yosemite national park. it will cost $25 come march during the off season and $30. park officials plan to increase campground fees by 20%. the extra money will go into repairing buildings and improving transportation. it's the first time fees have gone up for nearly 20 years. disney is going to introduce its first latina

princess. she's 16 years old alana of avalor. she's scheduled to be in a cartoon next year and she'll have her own series and that's set to debut in 2016 and she's going to be be voiced by actress amy carrero.

. all right. besides the action on the field tomorrow, millions of people tune in to see some of the biggest companies go head to head in the battle of that best commercial. >> so in the spirit of the big game, mike and i have started our own little competition by picking our own favorite commercial. >> we're going to show you both of them and we'll let you know how to vote for which one of us agree with us. just begging for votes, that is what she does. >> that's right. like to win. first up mike's pick from doritos. >> take any empty seat that you see. . >> i do have it. [ music ]

[ baby crying ] >> when your mom looks up can you tell her about me. the next pick is bud light and similar to last year's question, are you up for whatever happens next. >> 3, 2, 1. >> what in the world -- [ cheering ] . >> i think it's too similar. >> did he win. he ended up winning, it's a lot

longer, it's creative, but i'm not reminiscing about the last year's football commercials and you're reminiscing about your single life on planes. >> yes, your commercial will be popular among men because you can relate. >> i think women too, i think everyone has been there. >> i think i've been in that situation before. >> yeah. >> maybe not. >> single life on planes, no. >> you had a little different -- we've posted it on facebook and twitter and you can vote for me. i just really like to which. you can retweet it right. >> and to feel the fire a little bit, i've been told by our show producer, on twitter you're tied on facebook claudine is ahead. 53-45. so if you like mike, you better

get on and vote. >> she's on facebook for the last 90 minutes. you can't see that but i can see it up here. voting ends tomorrow and make it myself. >> i have yet to vote and i can be bought as i said. >> vote for me. >> we have a action packed newscast, we'll be live as 100 patients will be transferred to the medical center in mission bay and we'll about to the convention in san francisco. >> and we'll have a superbowl party and we'll talk commercials and game and the first lev stating secret. have a great day.