>> it's called one of the highest tech in the nation, a look inside the hospital. in san francisco. >> we love him. the teammates love him. >> super bowl xlix is here what are the ties to the bay area? "mornings on 2 "starts now. good morning to you on this first day of february. take a look at that spectacular

sunrise. this is over san rafael this morning. absolutely gorgeous. >> so many brilliant colors on this super bowl sunday and we expect a beautiful morning, afternoon and evening. on this, the first day of february. >> maybe you have to drag the tv's outside? >> you have to drag me outside. we have work the next few hours but that is enticing. >> i know at least one person that has a big screen tv on their patio in the back yard. >> for today? >> for today. a lot of barbecuing going on i'm sure. air quality good to moderate. going to be a gorgeous day. we showed you a gore schwas view of the sun on its way up. how about another? mount diablo this morning with the golden hues coming up over the golden state this morning. we have temperatures again a lot cooler. a little patchy fog out there. i think we will be in and out of mid and high level clouds for today and giving you a look at stormtracker 2, you can see we have just a little this morning making for that

beautiful sunrise. let's get to the numbers. this is definitely the headline at this hour. 36 degrees in napa. that is 12 to 14 degrees cooler than where we were 24 hours ago. 39 in novato. 48 at sfo. livermore 38 degrees, that is cooler than yesterday at this hour. the off-shore winds are gone. because of it our numbers are coming down. for the afternoon they will be coming down as well. so again partly cloudy skies this morning. as we roll through your sunday afternoon notice the clouds continue to pass on by. that is really going to be about it. the onshore breeze will be a little stronger today and again our temperatures, notice widespread 60s on the map. not 70s. some of us even broke a few records yesterday. so i will put some numbers on the screen, in the extended forecast still tracking the possibility of rain. i'll have the update on that coming up. happening now -- a billion- dollar state of the art medical facility is officially opening in stores along the san francisco waterfront. it is a potentially life-saving project that has been in the

works for years. ktvu's allie russmus at the campus where some patients are being transferred to the new facility. not an easy process. >> reporter: it's a huge logistical operation. it took 15 years of planning and cost $1.5 billion to build. today's the first day the usf mission bay campus will be in operation. a new hospital? you need patients. that's what's happening this morning. there's 125 patients that will be transported from the ucsf parnassus campus to the mission bay campus. the way they will do that is, take 40 ambulances to transport all the people. in fact right at that intersection there you can see the headlights of three ambulances pulling up. ambulances will be arriving every four minutes, they are going to be taking some of these patients to that new mission bay campus. they will be escorted by police. along the way the patients have

been matched up with specific ambulances in order to make sure all their needs are met on the ride over to this new hospital. we talked to ucsf's ceo about this logistical operation. >> it's a huge number of people, obviously getting the ambulances but also the families, the patients, getting them all ready. it's a big day, a big deal. >> reporter: the new campus hospital has a lot of new technology they are touting. they have 25 medical robots that can roam the halls, traveling about 12 miles a day they expect of this new campus. and they will be able to transport and dispense food and medication and the patient rooms also come equipped with a lot of equipment. monitors and tablets that allow patients to do things like view their own x-rays and test results from the come pert of their room. again the ucsf misbay campus,

it's the first day in operation and right now we're watching part of the process. some ambulances here that will be transporting 125 patients from this campus over to that new hospital. what type of patients? there are some cancer patients, there are some pediatric patients, some young kids that will be heading over. also some infants from the neoinatal intensive care unit will be going to the new campus. we're told there were three women who were about to deliver at the parnassus one, they were hoping to get to the new one in time to deliver babies in time. we're told they went into labor this morning so they will be staying here at the old hospital delivering their babies and then once things settle down later on today the new moms and babies, three of them, three moms, three babies, will be heading to the new mission bay campus. >> they will get there eventually. >> reporter: yes. according to the hospital representatives the new moms were hoping to deliver their

babies, be the first to deliver in the new hospital. >> babies come when they want to come. they don't ask us. >> reporter: you can't plan for that. >> thank you. live from san francisco. a large apartment fire in san francisco displaced more than two dozen people. that fire started 1:20 yesterday afternoon at a building near alamo square in the city's western addition. it grew to four alarms. 100 firefighters battled the flames as they spread to two other buildings. a 71-year-old tenant and her great grandson said they didn't even know the building was burning >> they knocked my windows out. we was running downstairs and we seen fire. in the den. >> i was scared and he was crying. and i was crying. it was terrible. >> one firefighter went to the hospital with the leg injury and exhaustion but will be ok. no tenants were hurt. the red cross has been helping some of them find temporary housing. investigators say they don't

know what started that fire but they don't think it was intentionally set. a former champion swimmer at stamford is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow on sexual assault charges. 19-year-old brock turner faces five felony counts including rape. accused of raping an unconscious and intoxicated woman at a fraternity party two weeks ago. he told police he kissed the woman but denies assaulting her. the alleged victim is not a stamford student. turner, voluntarily dropped out of school and free on $150,000 bail. police in san francisco say they are doing whatever they can to get everyone home safely from super bowl parties today. teeming up with madd and uber. uber is going to donate a dollar to madd. users enter the promo code "think and ride." police officers from across the bay area will be in full force looking for drunk drivers. they say they make more drunk driving arrests on super bowl sunday than any other sunday of

the year. aaa is also offering people a safe ride home. part of their tipsy tow program starting 6:00 tonight. aaa will transport people and their cars for up to 10 miles. this is not a program that is only available to aaa members. just call 1-800-aaa-help. and say "i need a tipsy tow." in arizona last week i picked up this football. the official super bowl ball with the patriots and seahawks logos on it. it's for my son. i snuck in his room and took it, so i could be borrow it for the show. even though the 49ers and raiders aren't in the super bowl the big game comes with a lot of hype. >> this year two of the main storylines are centered around players with bay area roots. >> reporter: the bay area is noted for its diversity. that couldn't be better demonstrated than the contrast between two of the biggest

stars in super bowl xlix >> i'm comfortable staying it nobody did it as far as i know. >> reporter: the air pressure in the footballs was a hot topic in the leadup to the game but in reality a trivial footnote when it comes to any outcome determining factor. new england quarterback tom brady continues to be america's golden boy. he's married to a super model with his roots at san mateo's sarah high school. brady's presence is still very much felt on the field and in the hallways and trophy cases. one of his former receivers, john kirby now assistant athletic director. >> we knew he would be a great college quarterback but no one could fathom the ranks he's ascended to now and we could never think a lot of us were coaching him, playing with maybe one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. >> i'm here so i won't get fined. i'm here so i won't get fined. >> reporter: fans across the bay have another role model.

the seahawks' marshawn lynch attended oakland tech high school and university of california. while he's chosen not to open the window of his life to the media -- >> yeah. >> reporter: there are plenty of people that the studio barber lounge in alameda who know what lynch is about. >> everybody here loves him. his teammates love him. it's good to have a kid come from a neighborhood and -- you can touch him again. these kids, around, you can see something that made it out of here and successful, but come back and just be normal. >> kids can come up to him and run and give him a hug and they just -- it's not portrayed in the media. the media thinks he's a thug, this and that. it's totally wrong. it kind of hurts me when they talk about him because i know the truth. >> like lynch brady has not forgotten his roots. >> he came back for a project we call fund a dream. it helped raise money for kids who can't otherwise financially afford the school. >> reporter: as high as these two nfl stars have risen the folks at home always remember

when. >> last time i saw him, i was giving him a hard time about some of his high school passes. weren't as beautiful as they are now. >> you watch him, thinking he was a basketball player running around the basketball court. he was not -- you could see something special about him. >> always nice to hear from the people who knew them when. it's not just, as you can see from the video behind us, the seahawks and the patriots competing at the big game -- that's not a puppy. all these other animals. a group of puppies will be in animal planet's 11th annual puppy bowl. >> this year features 55 puppies on team rough and team fluff. all playful pups will be up for adoption. >> the game will feature the other animals we were just looking at. >> the halftime show will

feature catsy furry performing one of katy perry's classics. for the second year in a row viewers can look at their pictures. >> i love kiss cam. it's hilarious, people like it. >> last year nearly 14 million people tuned in to the show. >> it's a lots of people who like it. nor the second year in a row hallmark's kitten bowl is returning for cat lovers. >> the players will include 90 kittens from the north shore animal league america and last hope animal rescue and rehabilitation. >> it's important to note all these kitty cats are up for adoption during the game. they will be playing with many footballs in a -- mini footballs in a mini football stadium. last year 1 million people watched the first kitten bowl and guess what? all 71 of those players got adopted. >> good. $4.5 million, that is how much it costs for a 30-second

ad. coming up at 7:30 we'll break down what else you can buy with all that money. >> first, want to tell but a serious hate crime under investigation at a california university. what a group of fraternity brothers found and the investigation now underway. >> high clouds overhead and shifting into a cooler pattern for the bay area sunday. i'll break down the temperatures for today and track rain in the extended forecast coming up.

the daughter of singer bobbi kristina and the late whitney houston has been put in a medically induced coma. 21-year-old bobbi kristina brown was found unresponsive in her home yesterday morning in her home in roswell, georgia. three years ago before the grammys her mother found dead in a bathtub. tests found cocaine was in whitney houston's houston and

considered a factor in her death. georgia police say they didn't find prescriptions or drugs in bobbi kristina's home and still trying to figure out what happened. the measles outbreak continues to spread across california and beyond. solano county health officials confirmed the first case friday night. there are three cases in san mateo at least and two more in morerin county including siblings. officials believe the morrine cases are connected to disneyland and measles has been confirmed in 14 states and mexico. health officials say a college student with measles boarded an amtrak train from new york city to albany last sunday. officials say everyone on the train who has not been immunized and has a fever should call their doctor before showing up for care. amtrak says it cleans its trains everyday and is working with the new york health department to contact everyone who was on that train. california drivers are paying a lot less for gas than they were this time last year. the average price for a gallon of regular is down $1.15 since january 2014 but even at $2.44

californians are paying the highest average price outside of alaska and hawaii, can't see alaska or hawaii on this map but if you did it would be complete red, kind of like parts of california. the red in case you don't know average gallon about $2.50. a little above that. if you go to yellow it's $1.94 to $2 and then the dark greens, $1.60, something like colorado, i spent time there. any buffalo fans? so that gives you an idea of where the nation is again this week when it comes to gas prices. only seven other states are paying more than $2.16 a gallon. the cheapest gas in colorado as i mentioned, and oklahoma at $1.86 a gallon. while drivers are enjoying the savings some economists now worry lower gas prices will mean higher unemployment in the energy industry. the vice president of the dallas federal reserve says texas could lose 140,000 jobs if gas prices don't bounce back soon. the companies that look for new places to drill oil and operate

drilling rigs say their business is dropping off already. >> we have been running four rigs, most of 2014. we have already dropped one and gone to three. and we will be in the process in late february, early march and we'll go to two. >> economists say even though oil-related jobs are in danger lower oil prices have been good for the overall dme. the government reported last week that consumer spending, which is the largest component of the economy rose 4.3%. two million cars and trucks being recalled for potentially dangerous airbags. some of the vehicles have already been recalled once before. the concern is over airbags that could deploy inadvertently. some vehicles have been recalled once before but the government says the original repair only works 85% of the time. so about one million toyota and honda vehicles with airbags made by takata are being recalled again. the airbags can deploy with so

much force they can cause injury or death. the new recall covers vehicles from the 2002 through 2004 polled years. -- model years. january has come and gone. it was a nice month but not weatherwise. we could have used the rain. it was very dry. february is here, we've already got a change possible possibly later this week. >> changes today, no rain but we'll cool down some and we're seeing fog this morning as well. then the rain coming, hopefully by next weekend. we'll show you that in a moment. let's start with the fog, a live look, well, attempting to in to san francisco. can barely see the bay bridge from this point of view. so the fog is back in some areas. i'm seeing a little patchy and a little dense through areas like fairfield and vacaville. in fact sacrament and central valley have a dense fog advisory. for us, high clouds overhead, a little of that fog moving in.

to the north of us there's a little rain. we've got some -- weak system actually moving through the pacific northwest for today. this is actually helping to weaken the ridge of high pressure over our area. so for today, a mix of sun and clouds, high clouds in the forecast. and temperatures not as warm as we were yesterday. we can even pick up a little bit of moisture over areas here. no rain from this but temperatures will be coming down and that will be the story for sunday. let's track the possibility of rain. it's going to come next week and looks like by thursday it starts to change up could last into saturday. so for today, tomorrow, monday, tuesday and wednesday. those systems continue to ride over and through the pacific northwest but we remain dry. by thursday morning though it's a lot closer to the bay area. by thursday night it begins to shift in. friday looks to be wet. notice the southern exat the present time there, right there along the central bay, maybe around the golden gate bridge. we'll continue to track this. we're still several days out but by friday we have rain. saturday morning we could wake up with rain.

and looks like saturday could be at least partly wet. as we get into your temperatures the here and now, it's a chilly start for some. 36 degrees in napa. 37 santa rosa, a big difference from yesterday when we had the off-shore winds. mostly clear skies and temperatures were in the 60s for some. 45 halfman bay moon bay. we have temperatures in the afternoon upper 60s to near 70. well above average but a 5 to 15 degrees than yesterday. 72 santa cruz this afternoon. the extended forecast here, second half of the weekend showing you nice weather. nice weather lasting into monday, tuesday, wednesday. then that chance of showers still looks to arrive on thursday. >> thank you. uc davis is investigating graffiti police are treating as a hate crime. someone painted two was stacksstickas on the house --

swastikas of the house are the jewish fraternity. the vandalism happened after the student government asked uc regents to divert money from businesses connected to israel. the uc davis chancellor called the vand limple "repugnant" and says the and won't be tolerated. it's designed to help people find the services they need. coming up at 7:45 -- the san francisco supervisor will be live in studio, talk about this year's homeless count and how it could affect the services being offered. >> and scientists say it's going to be a rough year for california's sea lions. we'll tell you why.

three people had to be

rescued they fell 500 feet. another man climbing nearby also fell. portland mountain rescue crew was doing training and was able to jibingly jump into action. two climbers were taken to the hospital. the third wasn't seriously hurt. the coast guard had to rescue five people from a sinking boat off the coast of monterey. it started 8:00 yesterday morning after the coast guard received the boat's distress call. a nearby tanker ship also responded and helped block seas and wind until rescuers arrived. the coast guard had to also launch two helicopters, one from san francisco, and the other from los angeles as we mentioned. none of the five people on board the 65-foot boat were hurt. another five people stranded off the coast of north carolina had to be rescued by the coast guard. it happened friday after the mast on the boat broke. this video shows coast guard helicopter hovering over the boat as rescue crews tried to save all those on board. luckily no one was hurt and crews were able to bring all five of the passengers back on

shore to safety. scientists say it could be a tough year for california sea lions. according to the marine mammal saturday in sausalito an alarming number of sick pups were found abandoned on beaches in january. but the pups aren't the only ones in trouble. 57 sea lions of all different ages were also found stranded. usually only one or two stranded sea lions are found in all of january. scientists say they are trying to figure out what is going on, could be an illness or something in the environment. the mystery surrounding body parts found in a suitcase in san francisco continues. we'll hear from one of the men who was detained by police and why he says he believes the man now under arrest booked on murder charges is innocent. >> cooler pattern settling in for your bay area sunday and this morning a lot chillier for some. an update on the current countries.

good morning. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. we have rain today? >> the rain looks like it's going to come next weekend. for today numbers coming down slightly, still well above average. santa rosa hit 80 degrees yesterday. it was a warm one, now the

clouds are back. a live look here at low cloud cover. we have fog, mid and high level clouds as well. a ridge of high pressure that brought us that really warm weather, is breaking down some, visibility still good around the bay area picking up on some fog here, we've got vacaville, fairfield with visibility to a quarter mile. i-80 this morning? be prepared for that and into the sacramento valley as well. temperaturewise we're looking at upper thiforts in areas like novato, santa rosa, napa. 30s. yesterday upper 40s near 50 because of the off-shore wind. not seeing it this morning and again we have a change in the pattern. already underway. 46 degrees in hayward. 43 mountainview. 45 half-moon bay. for the morning hours i think this is the more noteworthy item where temperatures yesterday were in the 50s. now 38 san ramon. as we get into the afternoon temperatures will be coming down as well. from 5 to 10 to 15 degrees

depending on where you are. 68 redwood city. 69 napa. again yesterday santa rosa 80, today 70. still going to feel nice. 70 livermore. 69 antioch. temperature will hold steady as we get into the workweek ahead but i see the possibility of rain as soon as thursday and i'll show that you in the futurecast model coming up. happening now -- ucsf's big move. it's officially opening its new $1.5 billion medical center at mission bay. allie rasmus live in san francisco with what patients can now look forward to. >> reporter: a lot of new technology, new amenities, in some cases a waterfront view at the new campus but first the patients have to get there. that is what is taking place here this morning. we're at the ucsf parnassus campus. behind me you can see at least a dozen ambulances on the street. some waiting to get to the emergency room. we turn the camera around so we

can show you, that one has a sign that says "we are on the move to mission bay." that is where the ambulances are headed. they are lined up outside the emergency room here of the hospital. we can't be right up at the emergency room now because not all the patients being transported this morning are willing and able to let us film them live as the transport happens but this morning we were there for the first of the 125 patients that were leaving the ucsf campus being leaded to get to the new hospital at mission bay. it takes weeks to plan this. they are picking up cancer patients, pediatric patients and maternity patients from the neothat thal intensive care unit at the hospital. each ambulance is specially equipped to meet their needs for the ride over. they depart every four minutes with many escorted by police. we talked to the ucsf ceo about

how this huge logistical operation is taking place. >> reporter: it's a huge number of people, obviously getting the families, and patients, and getting them ready and staff ready both here and mission bay. it's a big day, it's a big deal. >> reporter: at that new mission bay campus there's a lot of new technology, new amenities that they are really touting as $1.5 billion hospital that is in operation for the first day today, in it they are going to have things like medical robots, 25 of them that will be able to roam the hallways of the hospital, transporting and dispensing food and medication. patient rooms will come equipped with monitors and tablets so they can do things like view their own x-rays and test results from the comfort of their room. that is what all the patients who are being transported today will get to experience once they are at the new campus. once again here live you can see all the ambulances, there's

40 of them in this -- in rotation, getting ready, lining up outside the er to take some of the patients from the parna campus to the new hospital across the city. >> despite the move, the old campus will still remain open? >> yes. with the ceo explaining to us, is that they are moving these patients from three floors of the parnassus campus to the new hospital and the three floors will be repurposed for other services. they are not getting rid of jobs or services here. they are just expanding them by moving some of the patients to the other hospital. >> got it, thank you for that report. live in san francisco. scary moment for a man in santa rosa when he found what appeared to be a bomb as he landscaped his yard. it happened last night at the west oaks apartments. officers say it appears the package had been buried in the ground for some time. the bomb squad cleared the area for 50 minutes while they fired

water and ceramic rounds at the device. officers say it's unclear where the bomb may have come from. new information about the two men detained in connection to the body parts left in a san francisco suit street in a suitcase. an anonymous tip led police to 59-year-old mark andrews, that is him under a white sheet taken into custody friday night. he's now been booked into the county jail on suspicion of murder. the other person detained was his friend, a man named mark cheeber, police questioned him. >> i just met him like two years ago. he's a good friend -- and i believe he didn't do it. he was here -- at the same time they say that he was -- he was here. he didn't do it. >> authorities are still not able to identify the victim. the medical examiner though says he was a light-skinned

man. hundreds of people gathered to remember in east -- an east bay coach that inspired student athletes with his actions and his words. >> you guys love me? >> yes. >> we're a team. >> todd french, the football and lacrosse coach at san ramon valley high school died friday. four years ago doctors told him he had lung cancer even though he didn't smoke. during the past four years french never stopped coaching. tearful students say they will try to emulate the man who always seemed to know what to do and what to say. >> the way he spoke to people and how powerful his words were, he could say the same five words over and over again and i would be interested in hearing them again and again. >> french is survived by his wife michelle and sons austin and cole but at last night's public memorial everyone felt like part of his family. a public memorial will be held two weeks from today at san ramon valley high school.

support continues to pour in for the victims of a massive fire in the san francisco mission district. last wednesday's fire destroyed a three-story building, claimed the life of one resident and left more than 50 others without homes including 11 children. a fufned dreyser was held last night at dock's clock, a bar not far from the fire sight. one of the bartenders says it's a chance for everyone in the mission to give back to their community. >> handfuls of $20s, singles, all walks of life, rich, poor. punk, gay, straight, whatever. everybody has been donating beautifully. >> google promised to match dollar for dollar at the fundraiser. in addition several go fund me sites have been set up for fire victims. at last check the largest site is $70,000. president obama and republicans are headed for a showdown beginning for tomorrow. he will go to the homeland security department to unveil his trillion-dollar budget for next year. he will propose a $38 billion

increase for the pentagon. also wants nearly the same amount for domestic programs. on thursday president obama could draw the ire of china. he's invited the dalai lama to the annual white house prayer breakfast. beijing doesn't want the two men together since the dalai lama sim below zeros tibts's struggle for independence from china. president obama is going to attend a cybersecurity summit in the bay area february 13th. he will meet with leaders from industries including finances, technology and communications to talk about the growing cyberthet. president obama will also take part in at least one fund draisesser, a dinner is planned that night in san francisco. happening today -- it's one of the most scenic races in the country, the 32nd annual kaiser permanentay half- marathon begins at 8:00 this morning. everyone who finishes is going to get a commemorative medal which also doubles as a cool refrigerator magnet.

the half-marathon winds through golden gate park and to the great highway. it's a 13.1-mile course that ends near martin luther king drive. sadly neither the 49ers nor the raiders are in today's super bowl. we know that but a new study shows that the bay area is actually home to some of the most avid football fans. >> yes. the social economic web site wallethub examined the best cities for football fans. and green bay is the top dog. san francisco made it to number six on that study. >> oakland came in at number 15. palo alto made the cut at 23. rankings are based on the number of pro and college teams to average ticket prices. >> we're still hours away from the kickoff of today's super bowl but the clock is already ticking down for the bay area cities and the bay area hosting the next big game. super bowl 50. >> a local contingent has been

spending the last week in glendale, arizona studying everything from security to operational planning and fan experience. this weekend representatives of the bay area host committee along with the 49ers owner took part in a handoff ceremony from arizona super bowl organizers, bay area officials hope to raise the bar even higher for next year's game. >> if it's about transportation, it's about public safety and security, sure it's about crowd flow. how the crowds interact with super bowl central and downtown phoenix. the types of attractions that they like that they are attracted to, any creative earnings that we have, the production values. >> mark your calendars, super bowl 50 is going to be held at levi stadium on sunday, february 7, 2016. >> it will be a big one. excitement is not only brewing for today's big game but also for the halftime show featuring katy perry and rock legends lenny cravevitz. >> i think i'm the only person

in super bowl halftime history that will ever bring both a lion and sharks to the show. >> the pop star says she will fill her 12.5-minute performance with as many of her hit songs as possible. and, a surprise special guest is also going to join the pair on stage. more than 100 million people are expected to watch. >> one super bowl i went to, at the rose bowl and i saw michael jackson at halftime. back in the early 1990s, pretty cool. into the commercials are a popular aspect too. [barking] [growling] ♪ >> so how much is a 30-second ad? it costs companies $45 million

-- $4.5 million. >> that is $150,000 for every second. 30-second ads only cost $4 million last year. >> only? >> and we emphasize that word. just $42,000 for the first super bowl back in 1967. i guess you can say that was a kind of a bargain. though probably expensive for then. >> if you got $4.5 million there are some other things that you can buy besides air time at the super bowl. at just under $70,000 you can buy 64 tesla model s sedans. >> the median price for bay area homes sold in december was $27,000. that means you can buy one house everyday. >> next year's game at levi stadium, 49er fans paid $4.25 for a beer this season. how about more than 429,000 20-

ounce cups. >> the first super bowl in california wasn't even sold out, did you know that >> >> really. and it was actually broadcast on two networks. >> try to get a ticket now. speaking of commercial, mike and i have been involved in it -- it's not friendly -- we're not going to call it friendly. it's not friendly at all. >> it could be but not today. >> yesterday we showed you our picks for best commercial, mine centers around pac man. >> mine centers around a dorito product and the art of luring a beautiful behind to the middle seat on an airplane. while nervously awaiting -- it's -- >> it's an art. >> >> you look at its the art of picking up chicks on a plane. i see it as trying to get more leg room and a better seat. >> it's different upbringings i guess. >> all right.

we digress. vote for your favorite commercial on facebook and twitter. >> and voting closes in 30 minutes and we'll announce the winners in the 9:00 hour. helping people in need, the vital count in san francisco that is helping homeless people get the services this that are so important. >> flames tear through several homes in san francisco. what witnesses saw moments before firefighters rushed in. >> on the heels of record warmth in the bay area yesterday, we're going to cool down some for today. i'll look at the numbers in the extended forecast coming up. looking at rain.

this week volunteers conducted what is called a homeless count in san francisco i know you were there thursday night. tell me about the process. we had video of you counting the homeless. what are you actually looking for and what are you doing? >> first, we have hundreds of volunteers from throughout the city of san francisco and frankly the bay area, and we do it every two years. it gives you a report of how we're doing and a road map forward. >> we don't get the report card until spring or summer? >> correct. >> how are we doing in san francisco? >> it's tough to tell. i'll say anecdotally the issue is becoming worse. we have people in our neighborhoods feeling the effects of it more than ever

before. part of the benefit of the economic boom we're having in san francisco is a lot of places such as downtown, all being redeveloped, new high rises coming up, great for jobs and so forth but also displacing, if you think about our homeless issue, displacing a ton of individuals and families that were living there before. so coming out to different parts of san francisco. >> it seems counterintuitive. when the economy was terrible people losing jobs, it made sense more people would be on the street but now that everyone's improving most people think it should be getting better if it's not getting better because the economy is improving, do we have more resources to address the problem? >> we do but i think what we're doing and what i spent a lot of time doing the last year and-a- half and taking a hard look at what we're doing and what we've been doing to date. is it working? not be afraid to challenge the status quo and say if the services or policies are not working, let's break the mold, let's do something different in san francisco because we want to have a real effect on the

streets. >> you talked about that. you talked about where to put the money. could you give me one example of what is not working where you're looking, ok, we're throwing money at this program and it's not -- it hasn't been good for us? here's maybe what we should try? >> the one thing that does work and we know it, every city knows it, san francisco knows it, it sounds trite but the best way to work on our homeless issue is to house the homeless. san francisco, as we think of housing now we have an affordsability crisis across our city, certainly affects the city's ability to provide enough housing for the homeless population. >> when you're talking to homeless, do you sense frustration? do you sense they are looking for services and not getting them? did they not know they were out there? what is the general consensus? >> i think -- no one is

created equal obviously and everyone has a different situation. some have mental illnesses, some are just down on their luck and if the right situation appeared could get a job and be part of society again. some quite frankly are never going to rejoin society if you will. we need to think about them from a government perspective, about providing long term care. everyone is different. but i will say that the more attention that we focus on the issue the better it is for the city of san francisco. if we talk about anecdotally or through numbers the situation getting worse, ignorance and putting our head in the sand is not an option. >> what is the progress report? what grade would you actually given the city now? >> a b right now. i think we're putting a renewed focus on the issue but in the aggregate i don't see our numbers getting better right now. we're focused on it, the board of supervisors, mayor, we're all pulling on the oar right now and i'm hopeful for what it is going to bring in the future. >> thank you for coming in. back to mike and rosemary,

talk about how our weather is shaping up today. >> north bay yesterday, one pocket, 80 degrees. >> santa rosa. >> fantastic. but a lot cooler today. >> we're cooling down. still going to be above average but temperatures are coming down and actually want to start by showing you some of the records that were broke -- well, the records that were set yesterday. new records, giving you a live look into san francisco and ever othe bay. let's go to the graphic. again records from yesterday. it slipped by but we're talking areas like napa as well as san rafael and kentfield, all setting records in the upper 70s. oakland 78 yesterday breaking a record. 73 in and around the airport. mid-70s in richmond. san jose tied a record at 71. so for today the ridge of high pressure is breaking down, we have systems that will ride through the pacific northwest not bringing rain but bringing high clouds you may have outside your door. the fog is back, the onshore breezes a little stronger. and because of it again our

temperatures will be not quite as warm as we get into the afternoon. i want to speed you up into thursday and then i'll bring you back to today. as we get into thursday morning notice the rain line moving now a little closer to the bay area. by thursday night we'll have the possibility of scattered showers arriving. it looks like friday could be a wet day. that rain line begins to move a little farther south and we're hoping that it comes all the way down into monterey, at the least. as we get into saturday morning we continue with that possibility of wet weather. so right now what looks like thursday, friday, maybe lasting into saturday we're still a few days out and we'll be tracking it between now and then and fine-tuning it. 43 degrees in oakland. 39 napa. i have to point you to, i should say 39 san rafael. i want to get to napa, 36 in napa now is about 14 degrees colder than where we were 24 hours ago. so already big changes underway. 39 livermore. 42 san jose. the off-shore winds are gone. because of it again patchy fog back and temperatures not as warm. 68 degrees for vallejo.

67 in novato. 70 concord. jrn 60s to near 70 in the south bay. and 69 san jose. 70 morgan hill. 72 santa cruz. the extended forecast with the second half of the weekend in view, a cool start followed by a mild afternoon. temperatures won't change a lot as we get into monday, tuesday, wednesday. but by thursday, yes - three world series championships in five seasons, not bad. coming up at 8:15 we'll have mario from the san francisco giants in studio to talk about the upcoming fan fest. it's that time of year already. and the upcoming season at the ballpark. first, nearly $1 billion mistakes off for space, how it could impact food grown here in.

liftoff. delta 2 rocket -- >> that launch near santa barbara yesterday is the start of a three-year mission. the rocket carried a satellite that will study the amount of moisture in soil. that could help farmers prepare for drought or help people in low-lying regions get ready when floods are forecast. usually bright contrail from the launch can be seen for more than an hour yesterday morning. president obama has condemned the beheading of a japanese journalist by isis. the president calls the killing a heiness murder. isis released a video that shows a man wearing all black standing over the japanese hostage and then killing him. he was the second japanese men executed by islamic militants who offered to spare his life if the arab country of jordan would release a convicted female terrorist. jordan rejected the offer. japan's prime minister discussed his outrage at isis.

>> i feel the strongest anger against this atrocheious despicable act. i will never forgive the terrorists. >> the japanese prime minister says his country will never give no to terrorism and adds that japan will further humanitarian aid to the region such as food and medical support. the professor considered the driving force behind the birth control pill died at age 91. carl derazzi led the team that discovered the key component in the first pill. he talked to ktvu of the 40th anniversary of the break through of the synthetic progesterone. that no one would realize at the time where the discovery would lead. >> the first time we were really able to segregate contraception from sexual intercourse which is very important, i think it's empowered women in way that has not been empowered before.

>> in addition to national awards for his work on the pill he won a claim for projects ranging from environmentally friendly insect control and research on experimentry drugs. a massive fire in san francisco. flames tore through multiple homes in a busy neighborhood. we hear from a victim who saw the flames in her home as she tried to escape. >> media thinks he's a thug, this and that but it's totally wrong. >> lynch gets a bad rap from the media but in the bay area he's looked at as a hometown hero. a lot of people will be rooting him on today.

it's being called one of the most high-tech hospitals in the nation. a new look at the hospital opening now in san francisco. >> everybody loved him. >> super bowl xlix is here. two big storylines and how they have ties to the bay area. "mornings on 2" continues. if you are hoping it was

going to be a gorgeous day today, you got your wish. look at that shot over the oakland estuary. >> not a bad way to start february. >> can't really complain about that. >> welcome to "mornings on 2", it's sunday, february 1st, i'm mike mibach. >> good morning. i'm claudine wong. speaking of how nice it is rosemary, once again, escapes the studio to get to the roof to enjoy that sunshine. is it still a little cold? >> reporter: yes. i think that is the take away for today. not as warm. we're still going to be well above the seasonal average but a cooler pattern has already settled in to the bay area. this morning we have low clouds, a little patchy fog. high clouds, off-shore wind is gone and because of it chillier in many areas. let's get to the current temperatures and take a look, 36 in napa now. 39 for novato.

36 walnut creek and low 40s in concord, livermore, santa rosa. the numbers easily anywhere from 10 to 15, even 20 degrees chillier than how we started yesterday morning. san francisco not bad for you, 52 degrees at this hour as well as sfo. a cold start at half-moon bay 46. for the afternoon today temperatures gwen still well above what we typically get this time of year. but not as warm as yesterday. 70 santa rosa. that is 10 degrees colder than yesterday afternoon. 67 san mateo. for the inland east bay. 70 degrees expected for livermore. we're going to hold on to the pattern a few days. rain by the end of the week. more on that coming up. ucsf is officially moving into its new 1.5 billion

campus. the medical center is now transferring about 120 combined patients from its main parnassus campus as well as it's mount zion facility. patients are being taken to the new ucsf medical center once mission bay near pier 54. the large facility is actually three hospitals including a children's hospital and cancer center. >> it's a huge number of people, obviously getting the ambulances but also the families, the patients, getting them all already and our staff ready both here and at mission bay so it's a big day, it's a big deal. >> the new mission bay medical center will have the world's largest fleet of mobile robe bottoms that are programmed to -- robots that are programmed to transport things such as meals and lab specimens. a fire that displaced two dozen people, it was yesterday near a building at alamo square

at the city's western addition. the fire quickly grew to four alarms, 100 firefighters battled the flames as they spread to two other buildings in the area. 71-year-old tenant and her great grandson said they didn't even know their building was burning. >> they knocked out my windows. we was running downstairs and we seen fire in the den. i was scared and he was crying. i was crying. it was terrible. >> one firefighter went to the hospital with a leg injury. and costion but will be ok. no tenants were hurt. the red cross has been helping as well. investigators don't know what started the fire but don't think it was intentionally set. a former champion swimmer at stamford is set to be arraigned tomorrow on sexual assault charges. 19-year-olds brock turner faces five felony counts including rape. accused of raping an unconscious and intoxicated woman at a fraternity part two

weeks ago. he said he did not assault her, said he kissed the woman. turner who voluntarily dropped out of school is free on $150,000 bail. the measles outbreak continues to spread across california and beyond. solano county health officials confirmed the first case there friday night. there are at least three confirmed cases in san mateo county and two more cases in morinne county involving siblings. officials believe those cases are connected to the december outbreak at disneyland. measles cases have now been confirmed in 14 states and mexico. >> i think most parents think measles is gone but it's forgotten but not gone. the outbreaks we're seeing so far this year are a remind they're measles is a plane ride away. >> the centers for disease control is advising parents to get their children vaccinated for measles at age 1 year and also going to need a second shot between ages of 4 and 6, health experts say anyone who thinks they have been exposed to measles should avoid going

out into public without -- if they don't have a mask. police in san francisco say they are doing what they can to get everyone home safe from their super bowl parties today. >> the department is teeming up with mothers against drunk driving and uber. uber will donate a dollar to m.a.d.d. for every trip taken today between noon and 9:00. >> use the promo code think and ride, officers will be out in full force looking for drunk drivers. they say they make more drunk driving arrests on super bowl sunday than any other sunday of the year. aaa, also offering people a safe way home. this is all part of the tipsy tow program. it starts at 6:00 tonight and aaa is requesting to transport people and their cars for up to 10 miles. that program is open to everyone even if you're not a aaa member. all you have to do is call 1- 800-aaa-help and say i need a tipsy tow. even though the 49ers and

raiders are not in the super bowl the game does come with a lot of hype. >> as joe reports this year two of the main storylines are centered around players who have bay area roots. >> reporter: the bay area is noted for its divertsity. >> i'm comfortable saying no one did it as far as i know. >> the air pressure of the footballs was a hot topic in the lead up to the game but in reality a trivial foot noel when it comes to any outcom determining factor. new england quarterback tom brady continues to be america's golden boy. he's married to a super model with hits roots at san mateo's sarah high school. brady's presence is still very much felt on the field and in the hallways and trophy cases. one of his former receivers, john kirby is now assistant athletic director. >> we knew he would be a great

college quarterback but no one could fathom the ranks he's ascended to now and we could never think that a lot of us were coaching him playing with maybe one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. >> i'm here so i won't get fined. i'm here so i won't get fined. >> reporter: fans across the bay have another role model. the seahawks' marshawn lynch attended oakland tech high school and the university of california. and while he chose not to open the window of his life to the media -- >> yeah. >> reporter: there are plenty of people that the studio barber lounge in alameda who know what lynch is about. >> everybody here loves him. i mean, teammates love him. it's good to have a kid come from a neighborhood and then you can touch him again. i mean, these kids around, can see something that made it out of here and successful but come back and just be normal. >> kids can come up to him and run and give him a hug and they just -- it's not portrayed in the meet quavment the media thinks he's a thug, this and that but it's totally wrong.

it kind of hurts me when they talk about him because i know the truth. >> like lynch, brady hasn't for gotten his roots. >> he came back for a project we call fund a dream. it helped raise money for kids who can't -- otherwise financially afford sarah. >> reporter: as high as these two nfl stars have risen the folks at home always remember when. >> last time i saw him, i was giving him a hard time about some of his high school passes. not as beautiful as they are now. >> you watch the little bub do, thinking he was a basketball player running around the basketball court. he wasn't -- you could see something special about him. >> joe says there are many other players in today's super bowl with bay area ties. some of the notables include former stamford stars richard sherman and doug baldwin of the seahawks. >> the patriots have former cal runningback shane and julian edelman. today's super bowl is still hours away but the countdown to

next year's big game at levi stadium already begun. >> in about 25 minutes from now, prepping for super bowl 50, a bay area group is in arizona to examine the hits and misses of all the activities leading up to the championship game. >> the specific areas, bay area can learn from, they are looking at them all. but, it won't just be the seahawks and patriots at least competing at the big game today. a group of puppies will be also competing in animal planet's puppy bowl. 11th annual puppy bowl minds you. >> there will be 55 puppies on team ruff and team fluff. all the plawfl pups will be up for adoption. >> the game will also feature meep the bird, surge the hamster and giggling goat cheerleaders.

>> the halftime show will feature catsy furry performing a katy perry classic. and kiss cam. for the second year in a row viewers can share photos of their pets. with the hashtag "puppybowl. >> for the second year in a row hallmark's kitten bowl is returning for cat lovers to enjoy. >> the players include 90 kittens from the north shore animal league america. and last hope animal rescue and rehabilitation. >> all of them will be up for adoption and during the game they will be playing with mini footballs and mini football stadium. last year one million people watched the first kitten bowl and all 71 of those players got adopted. >> which is the best part of course. a relief for drivers but it's bad for jobs in at least one state. at 8:30 the impacts of falling gas prices. >> after three world series

wins in five seasons the gientsdz are preparing for another season. mario from the giants will be joining us in studio, up next with more on what we can expect at this year's fan fest. >> a notable drop come in the temperatures for the afternoon. in fact we're already off to a much cooler start. i'll have a look at the numbers and more on the extended forecast, opportunity for rain.

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this is the best moment of our lives and baseball careers, you couldn't ask for anything better than this. >> the world series champions san francisco giants will be picking up the mitts and balls in a few weeks. pitchers and catchers first and then the rest of the squad reporting. to scwaid later this month -- scottsdale later this month. mario mariotta is talking to us. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> tell me about this run to the world series. the third one. i mean, plagued with injuries, down the stretch. i know you worked with the giants but you had to be surprise about the push in october. >> it was quite a season. if you remember we were nine games up earlier in the year, nine games down -- something about the chemistry of this team, the connection with fans and i would tell you when we got to the game, world series that was a lot of fun. when it comes down to the one game kansas city was really something to see. it was a special year. >> memorable moment for you during the playoffs? so many of them. >> i think for me the most memorable moment was after game

seven and we won the game, everyone was celebrating. i saw a kansas at this royals fan sitting by himself, practically in tears. people were so emotional about their team. >> passion. >> everyone's passionate. we've been through that too in 2010 when we won for the first time. it's a great game. it's been just a wonderful five years. it's pretty amazing when you look back we won three times. >> you talk about that royal fan, i remember being that fan in 2002. >> i didn't want to say that but i remember the other game seven. didn't want to mention that. >> one player not in scottsdale, pablo sandoval. he was a huge draw to the park, the kids loved telling mom and dad let's go to the ballpark and see panda. maybe not going -- how much of a hit do you take when you lose a player like sandoval? who has been with you so long? >> he was a fun player to watch. fans connected with him. but when you think about it all our players have that

connection with our fans. it's not -- our team is not just about one player. i have to admit watching our fans with the panda hats on was a lot of fun. our -- brian and bobby are baseball folks, they always figure out a way to get the team together so it works and it's a long season. it's a long story so we'll have to see how it happens. we'll miss pablo but we have other great players on this team. i think our fans will connect with them. look at hunter pence, quite a character. buster posey, you can go down the line-up, there's just a real special connection that our players have. >> fan fest next weekend. saturday -- rain or shine? >> rain or shine. >> sphrirchtion maybe out there? lurking but coming off a world series is -- nothing like a fan fest. 2011. then obviously in 2013. what should fans expect when they go to the park next weekend? >> it's funny, today's super bowl sunday, it's the beginning of baseball season. next saturday our fan fest from 10:00 a.m.

to 3:00 p.m. most of the players will be there. the ballpark is open, it's free admission. you can get autographs. tour the ballpark, go through the clubhouse. actually the visiting clubhouse this year. go through the press box. it's a time to really get fans emotionally, just ready for the new season. our tickets for a single game tickets also go on sale at 8:00. sfgiants.com. it's the first time you can buy tickets to individual games. >> you have players there? >> players will be there. we have six or seven locations around the park. every hour we rotate players so you can get autographs. it's a way to officially get spring training kicked off which starts in a couple of weeks. >> i always asked you before we have to go, if you build it they will come. how much is true when you build the ballpark -- i grew up in candlestick, minimal fans when not winning, how much is it when they actually win? >> candlestick park is where a lot of us grew up. there's something special about at&t park. it's so beautiful.

it's part of the experience. the baseball game happens on the field but the experience of come to the giants game. people call about the food. everyone comes to the games for different reasons. this ballpark has become part of the giants brand. i think it's one of the most beautiful baryks in the country. when they win it's even better. >> we'll see if they can repeat. something they've been unable to do. >> you are season starts at home april 13th. we'll raise the pennant and start all over again. >> thank you, mario. have a great season. good spring training in arizona. the oakland as are having their fan fest next weekend. we reached to fan officials to come to studio but so far we have not gotten the green light. it will be sunday from 10:00 to 4:00 at or ankle arena -- oracle arena. introductions will be 10:00. admission is $10. people are told to get to the event early. as mario said, super bowl means baseball season is here, exciting time. >> indeed.

>> good baseball weather too? yeah. good weather all the way r507bd at least for a couple of days. as mike eluded to maybe a few splimption come next saturday. we'll talk about that in a minute. let's get outside and look at the high clouds overhead this morning. patchy fog back as well and temperatures a lot cooler. actually want to give you a comparison here as we turn over to the graphics. we're looking at 10 degrees of cooling for areas around santa rosa today. san francisco, you're expected to drop by about 8, concord 7, san jose a few degrees cooler for you. again transitioning to a cooler pattern and this morning we're a lot colder, a look at the current conditions in a moment. i want to give you a look at the cloud cover, even if we go a little north we have rain in and around, it's going to stick mort of cape mendocino. the next few days a weak system rides through the pacific northwest. we're going to remain dry but what it's done is it's weakeneds that ridge of high pressure that brought us that record warmth yesterday.

in a nutshell partly cloudy skies today, cooler for today. in and around the bay area where we're again waking up without that off-shore breeze a lot cooler. napa 36 degrees now. 41 concord. 41 livermore. as we get into the afternoon we're actually going to see numbers climb well above the seasonal average just not as warm as yesterday. low 60s in the forecast for livermore. as you get into the 11:00, upper 60s at 2:00. probably top out at 70 degrees. then mid-60s at dinnertime. after highs for today around the region, 67 in novato. 67 san rafael. 68 in vallejo. 70 in pleasanton. the extended forecast here, with the second half of the weekend in view, we have nice weather in store. if you're not going to be indoors for the super bowl you'll have a good time enjoying that. as we get into the afternoon, monday not a lot of change, even overnight lows won't be budging a lot.

widespread 40s and low 50s in the forecast. partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy skies. finally on thursday, switch in the weather pattern and models have been fairly consistent in bringing us some rain, thursday, perhaps evening into friday, maybe lingering into saturday. still a few days out but yes, we're hoping that actually comes into fruition. >> i have to say that yesterday the heat did -- it surprised me, i'm like oh, it's warm. you said it would be a nice day. if even warmer than anticipated. i think we were looking at 73, 74 santa rosa and it got to 80. >> i even noticed a couple of buds on plants and flowers. >> feels like spring. feels like may. >> i'm glad i see a little -- on mine because i don't water it anymore. with the drought. hopefully something will appear. >> thank you. helping people impacted by fire, coming up at 8:40 the new service offered by the contra costa fire district and how it will help people get back on their feet. >> meet "jewel," found on the

streets by a good samaritan matted, a mess. you won't believe the dog that emerged after tlc.

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three people climbing mount hood in oregon had to be rescued after they fell down the side of the mountain. this is some of the rescue video. two climbers, a man and woman fell nearly 500 feet.

another man climbing nearby also fell. fortunately the portland mountain rescue crew was actually doing some training on mount hood so they were able to quickly jump into action. two of the climbers had to be taken to the hospital. the third wasn't seriously hurt. scientists say kite be a tough year for california sea lions. according to the marine mammal center in sausalito an alarming number of sick pups were found abandoned on beaches in january but they are not the only ones in trouble. 67 sea lions of all different aimtion were also found stranded. only one otwo are usually found in all of january. scientists say kite be illness or something in the environment. there's another pretty incredible transformation. this is the first picture of jewel, what jewel looked like when found by a good samaritan as a stray on the streets of va lejo. so badly matted they didn't know if it was a boy or girl.

they took her to the feather and pets groomer in havenesia, offering services for -- in ven etia, and this is what she looked like after. the director of the humane society, said it was not just her appearance that changed, went from a scared dog to an affectionate one. if you have a poodle or any dog with that kind of hair, they need to be groomed daily or you can see what can happen. >> amazing transformation. neighbors helping neighbors in san francisco. talking about a cool story. the outpouring of support after a tragedy, the high-tech company that is also starting to chip in to help. >> hundreds of zombies are swarming san francisco! up next, we're going to have a live report from the walker stalker convention.

♪ beautiful day♪ >> a little 2 and "beautiful day to bring us into this 8:30 hour. welcome back to "mornings on 2" on this sunday morning. super bowl xlix today. this is from the oakland estuary into downtown oakland. >> it's gorgeous. can't really complain. it was a little chilly, but otherwise so nice. we're glad you're spending your sunday morning with us. thank you for joining us. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. i'm mike mibach at the old

official super bowl ball. my son let me borrow it this morning. >> you didn't get me anything. we can smell the food. we have a little party brewing heroes mary and you and i have been talking about how we want to start that party a little early. it's a nice day to barbecue? >> reporter: yes. beautiful to be outdoors for today. if you're not going to be inside watching the game you will enjoy today. definitely a different feel about today, if i look up above i see high clouds. if i step out of the way and point towards the west we've got low clouds that have returned to the bay area as well. the onshore breeze is back. the off-shore breeze is not. and we are looking at cooler temperatures as a result as well. for your day today, just a cooler one. still above average though. let's look at some of the numbers. areas like napa 36 degrees. you are definitely noticing this this morning. we're anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees below where we started

yesterday morning without the offshore breeze. 53 san francisco. not bad. 43 redwood city. if we go into the east bay temperatures range in the mid- 40s along the east bay shoreline to 40 degrees in walnut creek. so a chilly start for you. a lot cooler this morning in livermore, 41 outside your door. 45 degrees now in san jose. as we get into the second half of the afternoon, again temperatures still running warm for this time of year. but not as warm as we had yesterday. when santaeriesa warmed to about 80 degrees. you'll go to 70 for the afternoon. santa rosa. 68 redwood city. upper 60s to near 70 as we get into san jose. moran hill. another fabulous day in the forecast. we remain dry as we get into the business week but rain on the way for the second half of the week and perhaps into the weekend. i'm tracking that with the futurecast model coming up. we have uncovered new information about the two men detained in connection to the body parts that were found in a

suitcase that was left on a san francisco street last wednesday. police first released still images of a person of interest. an anonymous tip led them to 59- year-old mark andrus. that is him under the white sheet. taken into custody on friday night. he has now been booked into the county jail on suspicion of murder. the other person who was detained was his friend, a man named mark keeber. police questioned him and released him. we caught up with him, who says andrus was with him last wednesday. >> i just met him like two years ago, he's a good friend. i believe he didn't do it. he was here wednesday, at the same time they say that -- he was here. he didn't do it. >> authorities have still not been able to identify the victim. the medical examiner can only say at this time he was a light- skinned man. hundreds of people gathered to remember an east bay coach who inspired his student athletes with his actions and

his words. >> you know i love you kids, right? you guys love me? we're a team. >> that is todd french. a coach at san ramon valley high school. died friday. four years ago doctors told him he had lung cancer even though he never smoked. during the past four years french never stopped coaching. tearful students say they will try to emulate the man who always seemed to know what to do and what to say. >> the way he spoke to people and -- how powerful his words were, he could say the same five words over and over again and i would be interested in hearing them again and again. >> french is survived by his wife michelle and his sons austin and cole. at last night's public memorial everyone said they felt like part of his family. a public memorial is going to be held two weeks from today at san ramon valley high school. support continues to pour in for the victims of a massive fire in the san francisco mission district. last wednesday's fire destroyed

a three-story building, claimed the life of one resident and left more than 50 others displaced including 11 children. fund draisesser was held last night at dock's clock, a bar not far from the fire sight. one of the bartenders says it's a chance for everyone in the mission to give back to their community. >> with handful of 20s, ones, fives, people from all walks of life. rich, poor. punk, gay, straight, whatever. everybody's been donating beautifully. >> google promised to match dollar for dollar at the fundraiser in addition several go fund me sites have been set up for the fire victims. we just checked and the largest site now at 73,000 dollars. your time now is 8:35. yes, we are still hours away from the kickoff of today's super bowl but the clock is already ticking down for the bay area to host next year's big game. super bowl 50. a local contingent has been looking at glendale arizona, setting everything from

security to the fan experience. they took part in a handoff ceremony from the arizona super bowl organizers. bay area officials hope to raise the bar even higher for next year's game. >> it's about transportation, it's about public safety and security, sure it's about crowd flow, how they interact with super bowl central in downtown phoenix, the types of attractions they like, they are attracted to, any creative learnings we have, the production values. >> if you have not already mark your calendars, super bowl 50 will be at levi's stadium sunday, february 7, 2016. excitement also not only brewing for today's big game but also for the halftime show featuring katy perry and rock legend lenny cavitz. >> i think i'm the only person in super bowl halftime history that will ever bring both a lion and sharks to the show.

>> she is an exciting performer. the preponderate star says she will fill her -- the pop star says she will fill her performance with as many of her hit songs as possible. and a surprise special guest is also going to join the pair on stage. more than 100 million people expected to watch. besides the game and halftime show the commercials are another popular aspect of the super bowl television viewing. >> this year companies are spending a record amount for those super bowl ads. >> [barking] >> [growling] ♪ >> they are hoping you pay attention because a 30-second ad cost companies $4.5 million. yes. that's an all-time high. it's about $150,000 a second.

30-second ads cost $4 million last year. and just $42,000 for the first super bowl in 1967. sounds like a bargain now, huh? there are many things that you can buy if you have $4.5 million to spend besides air time on this year's super bowl. ality just under $70,000 how about 64 tesla model s sedans. the median price of bay area homes was $628,000. so you want seven homes at that price? you can have one for every day of the week. next year's game is at levi's stadium, 49ers fans know it costs about $10.25 for a beer this season. so how about 439,000 20-ounce cups. for a $20 pizza, if you're really hungry you could snack on 225,000 whole pizzas. california drivers are paying a lot less for gas than they were this time last year.

the average price for a gallon of regular is down $1.15 since january 2014 but even at $2.44 californians are paying the highest average price outside of alaska and hawaii high. they are not on the map. i checked it before come out to the studio though and those two states are bright red. that means the average price for a gallon of regular is just above $2.50. the yellow on the map showing the nation $1.94 to $2.05. dark green is below $1.60. of those states seven other states are paying more than $2.16 a gallon. the cheapest gas is in colorado, as well as in oklahoma at $1.86 a gallon. while drivers are enjoying the savings some economists now worry lower gas prices will mean higher unemployment in the energy industry. the vice president of the dallas federal reserve says texas could lose 140,000 jobs

if gas prices don't bounce back soon. companies that look for new places to drill oil and operate drilling rigs say their business business is dropping off already. >> we've been running four rigs most of 2014. we have already dropped one and gone to three. and we will be in the process and -- in late february, early march and we'll go to two. >> economists say even though oil-related jobs are in danger lower oil prices have been good for the overall economy. the government reported last week that consumer spending which is the largest component of the economy rose 4 -- 4.3%. 55 playful puppies facing off for the 11th annual puppy bowl. in 30 minutes, what furry feline will be performing during that halftime show. fallout from a controversial police shooting in santa rosa.

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ñw? thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. live look into san francisco, pointing towards the west. a switch in the weather pattern arrived. what you can expect for today

coming up. >> happening today -- the dead are coming alive in san francisco. thousands of people are expected at the walker stalker con. allie is live in the city of san francisco as horror fans have been waiting for this event to come for months. >> reporter: that's right. the walker stalker convention, the third and last day of the event, described by organizers as a fan-based show, around the show "the walking dead." in the convention hall it's essentially a tribute to all things zombie. 10,000 came yesterday. another 10,000 are expected today. the doors don't open until 9:00 but we've been here since 8:00 of people basically going around the building. some people traveled from quite a distance to get here. they came from orange county. >> yes. >> reporter: good morning. what is the appeal. what are you hoping to do here?

>> just to be walking dead fans and get a chance to meet and greet our celebrities and stuff. it's awesome. >> reporter: the actors are a big draw. they are here signing autographs, taking pictures with a lot of fans. we came out here yesterday and saw a lot of that, fans were excited. any actors in particular you're hoping to see? >> trying to see bob from "walking dead "and eugene who is also josh mcdermott, i want to say hi to them again from yesterday. >> reporter: for people who are not familiar with the show what is the appeal of it? why is it so fascinating for some people? >> it's not just about zombies. you really get a chance to know the characters and you really can connect with some of them. and it's like you get attached to them. it's like, when some of them die it's like you're like no! you don't want to continue to watch. but it's still an awesome show. we just keep watching. >> reporter: is there something about the idea of a zombie apocalypse that is face that

thing? >> that would be your. >> it will happen? i doubt that it will happen but it's like -- >> reporter: i hope not. >> yeah. then we would probably all be dead but i don't think -- it has to end somehow and they are going to have to try to find a cure. right now since they are at nothing right now -- >> he's got a plan in case there is a zombie apocalypse. >> reporter: there's also makeup artists and vendors inside. are you going to get zombie makeup done. >> i want to. >> we did buy the cool weird eyes yesterday but we didn't bother to wear them today. >> we should have done that. would have been cool. >> reporter: maybe you can put the makeup and hop on the many back home. >> we should do that. >> we'll see. >> reporter: thank you so much. if anyone's heading to sfo or oakland airport later today and you see people on the plane with zombie makeup you can bet they were probably here. >> rumor around here is maybe you were going to get a little makeover while you were out there.

is that true? are you debating this? >> reporter: we'll see. we were having a little bit of a technical difficulty getting inside of the building. so we'll see what can happen. can i tell you though that the line for just about everything inside there is expected to be huge. 10,000 people, we talked to some of the vendors who are getting things set up and heading in this morning and they said yesterday was crazy, was packed. so there mights be a bit of a wait if i wanted to do something like that. we'll see. >> tansing around the question, that is fine. you can do that. all good. we'll check back with you. >> have -- contra costa county fire crews are going to offer a helping hand to fire victims soon. firefighters from the contra costa fire protection district will start handing out gift cards in the coming weeks, part of a program to provide emergency assistance to victims of fires and natural disasters. the cards are worth $100 and expected to help them replace clothing, food and medicine in the first few hours after

disaster. money comes from the california fire foundation. six flags in vallejo is hoping to hire for employees before spring break. a spokesperson from six flags says getting a job at the theme park is a wonderful opportunity for teens and college students but the application process can be pretty competitive. >> that's the thing about applying for six flags, it's interesting, and i actually have been through all the rides and i always wanted to know how it operates. >> we can hire with without experience. we like to say that working here at discovery kingdom is a great first job and we even have opportunities for 15-year- olds. >> the jobs that are available include everything from roller coaster operations to guest relations and food services. six flags will be holding another job fair at the university of phoenix in fairfield this coming saturday. time now is 8:48. during christmas mike got me this really -- >> my gift?

>> fancy schmancy ring game because i'm the only one here who didn't have i should say -- put it in my yard. it's empty. >> etc. been empty. >> i tonight know. maybe there's a hole in it. i'm not getting rain. >> i want to be here and be cool and say i checked my rain gauge this morning. i have faith later this week. >> i think in time for next weekend actually. we have a few days of dry weather. today is going to be dry. today is going to be another nice one. today's not going to be as warm as yesterday. giving you a live look outside our doors, we have high clouds, we have patchy fog, we have more of an onshore breeze. all those three things combined helping to cool us back. if we look at storm tracker 2 i'll show you the source. we have a system through the pacific northwest, not bringing rain but we are looking at clouds, mid and high level

clouds, soft sunlight that brings us a nice weather, not too bad. a little bit of rain picked you up that is going to stay north of cape mendocino. we're not going to get rain but as we get into thursday things start to change. as we get into your sunday we got partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy skies, again high clouds, nothing too bad. shouldn't be too gray at all. into thursday though finally beginning to see the rain line trop a little more. by thursday night into friday, yeah, here it comes into 9 bay area. friday looks wet at this time, maybe even starting as early as thursday, still a few days out. then saturday morning we wake up with rain still in the forecast here. so this is our next shot. fingers crossed and we will be watching it between now and then. 45 degrees now in oakland. 36 napa. 45 san rafael. most areas several degrees cooler than yesterday without the off-shore breeze. 52 for downtown san francisco. 50 redwood city. 45 right now in san jose.

san jose will go into the upper 60s to low 70s for the afternoon. going to be another enjoyable day. look what's expected for you, 61 at 11:00. upper 60s by 2:00. then holding steady as we get to dinnertime, 5 or so and temperatures pull back. 56 expected into 9 evening hours. temperature in the overnight hours won't budge a lot. we'll be on the cool side and afternoon highs will remain just like this, 68 for vallejo, 66 san francisco. 67 hayward. for the south bay you have 69 san jose. for the afternoon today 70 for morgan hill. the extended forecast here, again, when it comes to the numbers we don't see a lot of change. cool mornings, it's winter after all. afternoon highs still above what we typically get for this time of year. feels like spring and it's going to continue too. but as we get into thursday more clouds in the forecast, chance for rain moving in and let's hope it lasts at least a

couple of days. time now 8:51. anger erupted during a tribute for a teenage the boy in santa rosa shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy. 13-year-old andy lopez was killed by deputy eric dillhouse in october of 2013. lopez was playing with a bb gun that looked like an ak-47. according to the press democrat yesterday supporters of lopez gathered to discuss a neighborhood park to be built on the shooting site. but activists interrupted several lawmakers when they got up to speak. the activists are angry that he was cleared of any wrongdoing. cars and trucks recalled for potentially dangerous airbags. some of the vehicles have already been recalled once before. the concern is over the airbags that could deploy indivertently. some of the vehicles have been recalled for this problem before but the government says the original repair work only works 85% of the time. so about a maltoyota and honda vehicles with airbags made by takata are being recalled

again. they can deploy with so much force they can cause injury or death. the new recall covers vehicles from the 2002 through 2004 model years. check out this list on the screen. a company is shelling out thousands of dollars in refunds after a super bowl mix-up. up next, the couple who spent $to,800 on -- $2,800 on tickets and also missedded out on super bowl xlix >> justin timberlake confirms the baby news.

justin timberlake and his wife jessica biel announced they are having a baby. the superstar shared this picture on instagram yesterday on his 34th birthday. he wrote he was getting the greatest gift ever this year. and added can't wait. it will be the couple's first child. they do not know the sex of the baby yet but justin timberlake says they are taking bets whether or not it's a boy or girl. the couple tied the knot in 2012. two champion sports teams from california will visit president obama at the white house tomorrow. the 2014 nhl champion los angeles kings will be honored by the president for the second time in three years. the kings last traveled to the white house in march of 2013 to celebrate their 2012 stanley cup victory. president obama will also honor

the mls soccer champions the la galaxy and its star landon donovan. some people who paid thousands of dollars for super bowl tickets won't get into the stadium. todd and lisa homer bought their tickets right after the seahawks won the nfc championship title. they paid ticket city.com more than $5,000 for a pair of super bowl tickets, the same broker they used to get tickets for last year's super bowl. >> i almost purchased exact same tickets but said oh, this is a better deal, for $2,800 instead of $3,500 you can get these seats but you're not guaranteed number. i said ook, it's a good deal and i trust you. >> the ticket city ceo called the homers on thursday when they were already in arizona and said they never got the tickets. it offered a full refund plus $2,000 per ticket they didn't receive. the homers played a little hardball and in the ends actually ended up with the tickets but say not everyone else was as lucky.

the state attorney general says what ticket city did was legal. those tickets are expensive. just looking at stubhub now and the cheapest is about $9,700, a corner seat for $50,000 a ticket. >> that's what you get for waiting until super bowl sunday. >> they may drop by kickoff. >> $11,000, done, click it. tailgate party that started on the ground and continued in the sky. up next, can tell you the reason these lucky seahawks fans are getting special vip treatment. what? >> a cooldown in store for bay area sunday. updates coming up.

it is tribute to all things some bis. 10000 fans are packing in this morning. the patriots are preparing for battle it out for the lombardi trophy. this afternoon the tie breaker held in arizona. we are preparing for

super bowl xlix. complete bay area's news coverage starts right now. >> this is ktvu channel 2 news. >> hey good morning, welcome to our living room. we have been waiting for this all day, have we? [ laughter ] >> the party is just getting started here. we are hanging out on this super bowl sunday, it is february 1st. good morning to you. >> we are having a little pregame celebration here we'll be joined by some guests later in the newscast, we'll have all the details on today's game. >> one of the best parts of super bowl sunday, good food. >> some sliders. >> chicken, i brought some brie. does it look good? >> rosemary is going to kick us off with the weather. it is a great day to get outside. >> you are right, yesterday, we broke some records. it was a gorgeous day yesterday today we'll cool it down just a

bit. if you are going to be out and about patchy fog out there this morning we are seeing darker shades of gray in vacaville and fairfield. for us we have got good visibility out there. santa rosa, reporting at 9 miles per hour. you should not have any trouble. 46 in santa rosa and for us, temperatures is the main story this morning. 45 in fairfield and 45 in walnut creek. the offshore wind have really tumbled and it is gone. we got the fog out there as well as mid high level clouds. temperatures in oakland is 51. 54 for sfo. still a beautiful day. 7 0 degrees for sarasota. 67 in oakland and 68 for redwood city. temperatures will hold steady as we get boo the business week and in the

extended forecast, looking at that rain, i will have a look at what to expect and when it will arrive coming up. thanks, rosemary, a large apartment fire in san francisco displaced 2 dozen people. it started yesterday afternoon. the fire quickly grew to four alarms, about 100 firefighters battled this flames as they began to spread to two other buildings. 70-year-old tenant and her great grandson did not know the building was on fire. >> they came and knocking on the door. we saw the fire. i was scared and he was crying and i was crying. it was terrible. >> one firefighter went to the hospital with a leg injury, no tenants were hurt. the red cross has been helping them to

find temporary housing. investigators don't know what started this fire. they don't think thi intentionally led. he's accused of raping an uncons intoxicated woman two weeks ago. the alleged student is not a student. turner voluntarily dropped out of school and is free on $150, 000 bail. happening now, utsf is moving into its one and a half billion dollars campus. the medical center is transferring 120 patients from its main campus. ambulances are taking the patient to union bay. the 878, 000 square

feet facility is three hospitals including a children's hospital and cancer center. >> it is a huge number of people obviously getting the ambulances and also the families and patients getting them all ready and our staff ready both here and mission bay it is a big day and a big deal. >> the new mission bay medical center will have the world's largest fleet of robots that are programmed to transport meals and lab equipment it is super bowl day today. we are hanging out. >> i have to stop myself from eating and focusing. [ laughter ] because we have a lot going on today. thanks for joining us on our super bowl party. i get to tell you, i am not sure who i am rooting for still i do like a good super bowl party. many americans are taking part on this ktvu channel

2 news' tasty snack. we'll give you a little tour on our table there. i made some shredded chicken and mike brought in some rooms mushrooms. >> there thank you go. it is really good. yes, we have our little taste ing. we'll talk about that in a little bit. we'll tell you some folks prefer the super naturals over the super bowl. they have a lot of people at this party at the walker-thon. alley is at the event, what's the situation out there. a lot of people are out there. >> reporter: this is the last day of the

walker-thon happening here. this thing does not start at 10:00. folks started lining up at the 8:00 this morning. 10, 000 came through yesterday. what this is, is the convention is built around the popular show "the walking dead". the convention itself is a tribute to all things zombies. one of the big draws the actors come to the show most of them are here and they have been signing autographs the last couple of days and taking pictures with the fans. there is discussions of the show's creators and writers. >> it is so real. you feel like you can picture yourself being there even though sometimes it is hard to watch and hard to follow. you can really--you want to see what happens next even though you may not enjoy i.

you are in it. >> they're also make up artists on-site and specializing zombie make up and a lot of people want to take fun pictures, not just with the actors but with each other. it is a big fan meeting up. >> it is fans of the show "the walking dead". they are enjoying everything that this convention is offering. some peopl customs and some people are not. a lot of people are interested in the idea of the zombie apocalypse. >> well, maybe something like that could happen someone said. there is people who really think that's a possibility and they think that's why the show is so interesting. it is interesting being out here talking to the fans out here this morning, claudia. >> it is a big crowd and a lot

of fun and we still want you go on in there. >> where iss make up? [ laughter ] >> reporter: you know i cannot get in there right now because we are having technical difficulty. >> oh, we are putting you on the spot. >> sorry. >> why don't you guys come down? >> i have an idea, why don't you guys come down hereafter you wrap up the show and we'll take some pictures and we'll show it next week. you guys can come down it, too. >> you should see how much food we have in our studio. >> we can swap, i will go over there and eat the food and you come down here to get the superdome bimake up. zombie make up. >> we are sitting around eating this stuffed mushrooms. >> all right, thanks. >> all right we have been giggling and sampling and starting a little bit. it is amazing. >> okay, so they are fabulous when they are warm. you want top to serve them when

they are warm. >> >> what's in them? >> cheese and more cheese, and i went vegetable ji bacon. >> you know i am not a fan of mushroom but i will try it. >> when you melt the cream cheese add in a splash of water to help it melt or a splash of bourbon, the recipe is on the website. if you like mushrooms, give it a try. >> no, it is good. >> that was fantastic. >> [ laughter ] >> what's next? all right, today is the big game for the patriots and the seahawks it is a big game if you like puppies. animal planet

has their 11th annual event. >> this year, 55 puppies on team and team fluff. [ cheering ] [ laughter ] >> are they giggling. >> no, they are talking. >> halftime show is going to show katy perry. last year , how many people? 14 million tuned into watch that show. >> nearly 200 spirited seahawks fans came together for a massive tailgate party at

seattle tacoma , international airport. >> before boarding flight yesterday, a group put on their beaus and danced and took pictures. >> the lucky 12 were picked out of more than the 80, 000 of alaska airlines for the super bowl send off. >> i have not been able to sleep all week. >> >> it should be a rough flight home. >> i love the blue hair. >> in addition to the free flight arizona each of the fan gets a two nights hotel stay and ticks to a vip viewing party and watch the big game. >> there is a lot of super bowl parties happening across the country. more than 100 million people are expected to tune into watch this game. >> here are some facts today.

nine of the ten watched programs in history were the super bowl. the tenth was the-- >> americans would miss a major life e events to catch their favorite teams in the super bowl. 20% would miss a wedding of a closed friend or a family member. >> how about a funeral? >> 19%. >> [ laughter ] >> it is a big day. >> i don't know what to say right now. [ laughter ] >> and be ware, 6% of americans are going to feel a little under the weather tomorrow. >> yeah, you are feeling a little sick. >> yeah, i am going to take the day off. >> it is a huge number. we are talking about millions? >> i don't think it is that big. >> it is a 3:30 kickoff. if you are on the west coast, you can make work.

>> it is 9:13, we'll be back right after this.

welcome back, a live look here over downtown oakland a beautiful start today. notice the high clouds over head. mixing in with the high clouds and on shore breeze and temperatures are coming down for the

afternoon. still going to be a bit above seasonal average but not as warm as yesterday. here is the comparison for you santa rosa hit 80 degrees yesterday and today you will go to 70. san francisco at 76. 70 degrees is expected for today . so the high pressure that brought us the warm weather and brought us a few records yesterday is going to break down a system in the pacific northwest bringing a little bit of rain and northern california for us, it is going to be dry and mild for the afternoon. temperatures right now 47 degrees in walnut creek and 47 in napa and 46 in santa rosa, the head lines this morning is a lot chilly out there for many of us. yesterday, we had temperature in the 50s and started in the 50s. not the case for today. 44 degrees for redwood city. we'll take a look at a few more numbers here.

low 50s outside foster city. afternoon highs for today we have 70 degrees expected for santa rosa and 69 in napa and san rafael in the upper 70s yesterday. mid to upper 60s around san francisco and oakland. 70 degrees is expected for concord, in the south bay temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. gilroy and morgan hill at 62. fremont at 69 degrees and san jose . >> the high pressure begins to weaken, we'll have several storms rolling through the pacific northwest. notice we do have a mix of sun and clouds, notice the temperatures don't change a whole lot. widespread 40s and low 50s as we start the mornin partly cloudy skies. thursday wet weather is expected to move in , and i am tracking that

. thanks rosemary. >> yesterday morning we started a friendly competition over the super bowl. >> we watched a handful and we picked and open up our voting to see who you would agree with. >> the left is the one that i have selected is the doritos ad. you are sitting there and this guy got the ability to lure in the beautiful blond and he drops his doritos---anyway i thought it was a funny ad. >> yeah, your ad is on the right. >> i thought it was fun and i thought i want to try that because it would be hilarious. >> i am glad you laughed. >> i love the surprise.

you thought it was done before so you were impress with that one. >> get your vote. we don't know who won. >> it is doritos verses bud lite. >> facebook results are in. >> mike. >> i am crushed. >> i destroyed you. >> yeah, because you got your family in it. >> let's look at twitter if i did any better. i was retweeted 26 times. >> you can read this part. >> read it. >> mike got the pity vote. mike is the winner. >> gosh, that was a close one.

good job claudia. >> grab the football, it is super bowl sunday. >> i am done. [ laughter ]. all right, so a new a dspd spd spd today it is not going to cost anything but a little bit of love. >> i am so glad that you made it home. >> a little bit of a wrong tape there. for valentine's day mcdonald's is asking random customer to pay with an act of love that includes family members doing a happy dance or

hugging someone that you care about. >> joining us now in our living room, welcome to our super bowl party this is john durham. he's a professor marketing at usf. >> did you get yourself something to eat? >> i know. we decided to do it right here. when talking about commercials for the record. i want to say that in my sad necessary that mike's commercial beats me. you are saying my commercial is one of the best. >> i think bud light is one of the better commercials. >> what works about it--it is one of those that drags on. it is a little long. it is a super bowl, you are allowed to go long. >> it is a party. america is having a party. budweiser and budweiser lite realized that

and put the light on it. >> god knows hutch money they put on. >> rise and fall of agencies, careers are made and sometimes people are fired and agencies changed. there is a lot of writing . $9 million a minute. >> 30 seconds. >> that's a 12% jump. >> is it worth it ? >> absolutely . >> viewer ship. >> you were talking about facebook and twitter. they're having a war and all the brands and 165 million people already watched the ads this week. >> that's why e we were able to do the competition. >> think about that last week, more importantly, think of what happens this week, now, it is all week with all the

brands are investing a lot today making sure to see what you do the next few days. >> everyone is watching this live and all thuy there commercials. >> 110 million people are going to watch. it. it is not a bad investment. >> again you said my commercials are the better ones. >> how do they know what target to hit? >> the one that do it right hit the emotion. >> the brand new one coming in is carnival cruise line verses carl's junior. >> carnival cruise line, a little cuteness and clever. i thought it was very clever. it was about you were first time. >> we read bad stories all the time.

>> i like cruises. >> it was a good commercial. >> yeah. >> all right john durham, thanks for joining us this morning for our super bowl party. it is good insights. when you talk about careers made and broken off of this, it is certainly new perspective. >> hang out for a little bit. welcome and eat. >> thank you.

welcome back, the measles outbreak continues to spread in california and beyond. there are three confirmed cas san mateo county. measles cases have been confirmed in 14 states in mexico. january was the perfect month for people to visit parks

and beaches without worrying about the weather. that's causing another year of drought, no rainfall for the entire month. it is the first time that has happened in 165 years. the entire time weather records have been kept. now, water officials are hoping for what they call a march miracle with enough rain to make up for the dry january. >> thanks, claudia. what are we eating here? >> i know it is brie. >> you brought this in? >> yes, it is apricot. i am eating it right off the cracker and it is wrapped pastry puff shell. >> it is so simple >> the key that it has to--there you go. >> you let it defrost a little bit and you wrap it on up and pop it in the

oven. you put in apricot or whatever your favorites are and it gets all yummy. i posted a couple of recipes on the website and it is all easy. >> it is all two steps. >> i am excited for the game and it makes me more excited for next year. >> oh yeah. >> cannot wait. >> obviously the coverage is going to be huge and if we get one of those local teams. >> january 20th, 1985, the last super bowl and we did have a local team, the niners won that one. >> a much needed make over for a dog founded on the street of vallejo how did this mutt transformed from a scare dog to a wonderful dog.

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good morning, welcome back to morning on 2. i am claudia wong, and hanging out in our super bowl party. we are sorry about the weather, it is a good day to go outside until about 3:00. there is some people have managed to pull their tv out in their back patio because it is going to be a great day. >> let's take a look at what's going on. not as warm as yesterday. we got the fog back in.

so that to be aware of if you are commuting. we have mid and high level clouds above the low clouds this morning. the on shore breeze is stronger and the off show breeze is gone. we are looking at temperatures a lot cooler this morning. 47 degrees right now in napa, 47 in concord. temperatures beginning to turn around because napa sank in the 30s this morning. 55 at sfo and 54 at half-moon bay. a cooler start for, 46 degrees at live moore. that's livermore. in the afternoon, these clouds will sweep through and we'll see a mix of sun and clouds today. take a look at the widespread 60 in the forecast. a few areas will get to 70 degrees, that should be about it. we'll settle into this pattern as we

into the business week. thursday and friday and saturday, i am tracking some rain i will show you that coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. new details of a man taken into custody of body parts found in his south case. a second person was also detained. police questioned his friend mark kebier and released him. >> i met him two weeks ago and he's a good friend and i believe he did not do it. he was here the same time they-- he was here and he did not do it. >> the authorities are unable to identify the victim.

wednesday's fire destroyed add three story building. a fundraiser was held last night, a bar not far from the fire site. one of the bartender says, it is a chance for everyone to give back to the mission. >> everybody has been donating. >> google promised to match dollar for dollar. several go-fund me sites have been set up. i want to show you a picture of jewel. this is what she looked like when she was found. she was badly matted and you did not know if she

was a boy or a girl. and tyke a look what happened after an a lot of tlc and a significant haircut. can you believe it is the same dog? it was just her appearance that change as well. she went from a scare dog to an affection ateone. >> all right, let's talk about the dead. >> the grateful dead. >> i know they are coming back alive. >> that's not what we are talking about. >> thousands of people are expected at the walker-thon. >> reporter: hey we have been talking to some of the people in line this morning. as they put it, what else can you

dress up in gruesome costumes and still feel comfortable walking around. this is happening at fort mason inside and there is vendors and artists and celebrities. the convention is centered around the popular show, "the walking dead". 10000 people came through yesterday and another 10 000 is expected today. it does not open to the public until 10:00. these people have been in line for at least two hours. all walks of life here. we'll come over to talk to mike coroso here. what's the reason you want to come out today? >> well, we love the show. >> reporter: well, what do you want to do when you are here anthony?

>> look at the people, the actors? >> reporter: i know that's a big draw. a lot of the actors from the show, they come and sign autographs and take pictures. who are you dressed up as? >> carl. >> reporter: that's the sheriff's son on the show. >> are you gieng going to try to get his autograph? >> yes. >> everybody loves zombies but the story behind is is really good as well. >> reporter: there were some parts that you don't let anthony watch because it is a little violent. >> yeah. >> reporter: what are you hoping to do here? >> meet some of the characters and get pictures and aud glafs. autographs >> reporter: well hope you guy haves a great time. the actors are a big draw.

the actors for the show " the walking dead". they take pictures of the fans and sign autographs. mostly that's the reason why most of the people want to come out here. mike, back to you. we are still hours away from the kickoff of today's super bowl but it is krooeping up. creeping up. >> we are thinking of next year. >> this weekend representatives of the bay area host committee along with jed york took part in a hand off ceremony from bay area's officials hope to raise the bar higher for next year's game. >> the last time the super bowl played here in the bay area was january 20th, 1985, that's way too long. >> that's way too long.

>> we do have a new stadium. it was the 49ers taking on the dolphins. >> and the 49ers won, 38-16. >> mvp if i remember this correctly. >> at that time, ronald reagan was president and the number one movie ""back to the future". >> the number one song? >> "like a virgin". so good. >> [ laughter ] >> it was so good in the' 80s and' 90s. >> what position? >> class of' 94.

>> guess who's playing left corner? >> so it was like third and gold from the three and he had a little slot to his left and a little tight end on the right i was on the right side covering the tight end. the guy is 6' 4" or something like that, he's a huge guy. i was all over him and brady s in a little pass. >> he's tom brady. >> it was good coverage. [ laughter ] >> it was an amazing three yards pass. >> it was fun. >> so you actually tackled tom brady. >> the tight end gotten bigger >> he's one of the guys, eric burns from st. francis played against him when

he was a full back, running back for st. francis. . >> marshawn lynch. >> just a nice little pot, a fun little story. >> all right 9:41. stay with us. next, we got this cool thing to show you it is the world's first revitatingaudio. i want to show it to you.

welcome back and good morning to you happy sunday to you.

we have a transition under way, we have fog out there this morning. i will have the forecast of what you can expect coming up in your neighborhood. we have a cool guest joining us for our super bowl party. hi. >> how are you? >> he brought this cool invention here. >> this is the world's first levitating speaker. >> yes, it is a head turner. >> here we are today. explain to when me what it is. because it is levitating. >> it is a blue tube speaker that levitatee. >> you said you found this in your garage? >> yeah, the inventor of this, he's like this audio engineer tech guy he invented this and came up with this in his garage

and we help it to bring it and designed it and now we are bringing it to market. we have shipped our first batch. >> it is awesome. >> it is blue tube, i want you to turn on some music. >> i will say that we talk about sound. ♪ ♪ >> it is pretty good. >> it sounds great. we are really excited because it is the same price and the same size quality as the other blue tooth out there. >> it is just cool, now, tell me how it works. >> so there is e electro magnet in the base. >> don't get to techy. >> there is a center gravity that's created. >> is this just for fun. can you do anything else? is it a novelty kind of item here? >> well, it is novel but we

don't think of it as a gimmick. you can take it off the base and you can carry with you, it is a portable speaker. >> i thought it was the soccer ball. >> yeah, i think one of the press publications says this has a clearer sound system. >> it is floating. >> you feel the table vibrating. >> can you use it for conference calls or something like that? >> yeah, there is an micin there. in there. >> yeah if i have to ask if i pass my hand underneath it? >> yeah, just do it without touching the ball. >> cool. i want to do it. >> thank you for entertaining this . >> tell me is it preorders now?

>> because i know you were saying it is a break away. >> it has. >> we have sold out. we are backlog. you are able to go on our website and order it today but we won't be able to deliver it at the end of march. we are trying to ramp up as fast as we can. we cannot make them fast enough and everybody wants them. >> how long until we see other people following soon. >> there is probably a couple of copy cats out there today. ours is the best though. >> of course, this is the best >> this one is invented here in bay area. >> we are partial to it. >> thanks so much for coming in. >> thanks, claudia. >> i really think that's awesome. >> any time, thanks for having me. >> all right thanks, we'll send it back to the desk. >> that's a pretty cool speaker. giving you a

live look here at a pretty school shot, high clouds in san jose, most of us waking up with at least a few mid and high level clouds. that'll be the call for today. i want to take us back to one day wow was it a warm one yesterday. we set several records napa and san francisco at the airport all setting new records for today. i should say yesterday; 78 until oakland and 73 at the airport. but, we do have changes in store if you are outside this morning. you may have noticed we have got clouds again and numbers are not as warm as we get out the door this morning. the offshore breeze is gone. we have a system riding to the pacific northwest. a few showers, that should be about it. if i slide in closer picking up some moistures here near areas around here. again, it is not hitting the ground. a little bit of moistures out there. as we get to the next few days,

we'll see this system continues to move through. i will show you this, it is not going to touch the bay area, it takes all the way until thursday, we are here at lunchtime and we got some rain moving closer to thursday night. looks like north bay could see a few scattered showers as we get into the friday time frame. we are still a few days out this is going to change with each passing hours or so. as we get into saturday morning we wake up with scattered showers in our forecast. some rain and the time line likely to change as we get closer but something to be aware of and hope for. 47 degrees in concord and low 50s around the bay and 55 at sfo and 56 in san francisco. hayward, you are checking in at 53 degrees this morning. our temperatures are beginning to turn around. upper 60s to low 50s.

67 in oakland and 70 for concord. south bay, mountain view. 5 9 for san jose and low 70s are expected for santa cruz. temperatures are not going to change a whole lot in your business week. over night lows on the cool side but again it is winter, what can we expect. warm for this time of the year and then the clouds move in and the chance for showers will arrive on thursday. back to you guys. >> all right, thanks, rosemary. >> fire crews will offer a helping hand. they'll start handing out gift cards for some of the fire victims. yeah those cards will be worth $100 and are expected to help victims replace food and clothes or medicine. money for the cards come from the california fire foundation. >> that's great. >> all right well, excitement

is not only rooting for today but for the halftime show featuring katy perry and rock &role legend lenny kravitz.

welcome back, good morning to you how about a nice view over the bay. notice the fog is back this morning t. we have high clouds in forecast today. a little bit of a powder switch going on. temperatures are coming down, still going to be very nice, just not as warm as what we had yesterday. and then we may see some rain comes on thursday. everybody say a little prayer. >> all right we are about to turn up this super bowl party here. [ laughter ] >> yeah, it is kind of interesting. torrey campbell is here. >> i am not in my regular anchor gear.

>> i went to hamilton college this is the one i pulled out. i made some healthy snack for you. >> [ laughter ] >> a lot of people like, okay, okay, how about guacamole and chips. >> you take a regular chip like this and sliez it into wedges. >> you made the chips? >> yes. >> these, i sprayed it oil spray. >> you made it this morning? >> yeah, they're kind of plain on their own but if you have it with guacamole, it is great. >> this one i added with beans. >> i know avocado are healthy fat but they are high in calories. >> if you kind of spread it out

with white beans, you get the texture but you don't have as quite of a many calories. this one here, i added broccoli to it. i have never done it before but it is easy, you put in some lime and some onions and i added a little garlic to this. >> so it is the same but just the broccoli. >> you are like the parent that hides the good food. >> you have to be careful with the guacamole, the only two times i have had bad food poisoning was when the avocado going bad. >> under this light hoping it will be eaten quickly. >> we have to move to this other

thing want to talk about the super bowl commercials. i don't know that years ago, before the heat-- >> come on. >> we are really doing it? >> you know you remember this one. so we dug up the commercial because that's what we do here and check it out. >> ♪ ♪ >> it was very aggressive the water wiggle that was. >> was it fun? >> it was fun. >> you know i was eight or nine-year-old. >> now you can go on youtube. >> i was hoping they rerelease

it today during the game. >> [ laughter ] >> let's bring back the water wiggle. [ laughter ] >> come on. >> get it inside your backyard for your children. >> how many hours did it take to get that commercial done? >> oh, it was a day. it was an honor being in the opening shot with the young lady. hey, what's that water over there and lelts enjoy it. >> the weather is warming up to use that now. >> all right we are having way too much fun here. >> that's it for us. have fun and enjoy your super bowl sunday. have a great day and a great rest of your week. bull tress discounters ts day sale! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! and, get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. ♪ mattress discounters ♪

i'm chris wallace. islamic extremists continue their march in the middle east. does president obama have a real plan to beat them? >> u.s. policymakers refuse to actively name the movement as radical islam. we have no strajtegy to stop it or beat it. >> i don't know what the politics we're trying to do here. >> we'll discuss it with three experts who have first-hand experience. senator kelly ayotte of the armed services committee.