after weeks of waiting the rain is back. new storms bring in strong gusty winds ask that means downed teens and power outage. "mornings on 2" starts now. good morning to you. you are taking a live look outside. looks like we are getting a little bit of a break from the rain, but check out the clouds, this is not over yet. we've got more rain on the way, welcome to "mornings on 2". it is saturday, february 7th,

i'm claudine wall. the north bay is where i live. i had my gauge out, 3.25 inches. >> i did and i looked and i took a picture and i forgot the number. >> you took a picture and you forgot the number? >> i'm a rookie rain gauger. about an inch and a half. does that sound right? >> yeah that sounds about right. >> everybody got wet. mostly everybody had wind as well. >> i was surprised when i walked out it wasn't raining on me. i had my rain jacket. >> we are getting a break. exactly. >> we have a lull expected for today. not completely dry but a lot drier than we were yesterday. as we get into your afternoon a mix of sun and clouds. let's take a look outside our doors this morning where it is a gloomy start, sun on its way up and again, we'll have partly sunny skies for part of the day. but at this hour, most of us waking up mostly cloudy and picking up just a few scattered showers, we'll head to the south bay for areas near gilroy as well as morgan hill along

highway 101. may have some here falling still and over to the santa cruz mountains where we have light showers here. the winds have really calmed down. look at the breeze now, even calm reported in oakland and concord. fairfield reporting at 7 miles per hour. heyward 5. quite a difference from yesterday when the winds were gusting at 40 miles per hour and mount diablo reported 70 miles per hour yesterday afternoon. mostly cloudy a few scattered showers over here monterey and the santa cruz area. partly sunny to mostly cloudy. not a lot of sunshine, but we will have a little bit and notice not a lot of rain. a few scattered showers in the forecast today, as we roll into your evening hours. if you have evening plans we may see scattered showers a move through throughout the evening hours. we are looking at this for today. the next wave rolling in tomorrow and i'll track that for you, coming up. have a look at your

temperatures for the afternoon today. take a look at some of the rainfall totals from the last 24 hours. back to you. thanks rosemary. trees down, roads flood and some people left in the dark. >> it is the rain that we have been needing but it is also causing big problems across the bay area. areas of san rafael received more than 2 inches. 50 to 60 miles per hour wind gusts knocked out power to traffic signals and yes they did topple trees. >> a did you go lar first -- douglas fir fell right on to her house. >> strong gusts of wind. i heard banging around here. maybe some of the birch branches coming down first. >> homes and businesses had to deal with power outages.

cash registers ran on an emergency generator at this united market in san rafael. the store had to rely on dry ice to keep foods fresh. >> there were a couple of surges. it went off and then it came back on and then it went off. >> coming into a grocery store without power, it is a little weird right? >> i just read a survivalist book so it goes right along with it. >> everyone rolling with it. as you can see from these traffic lights, that outage actually ended up being traced to a runoff that had flooded an underground electrical vault no we just got off the phone with pg&e. many across the bay area don't have electricity across the area. power is out at 4500 homes and businesses in the north bay. san francisco and the peninsula combined 380 in the south bay and 170 in the east bay. at this point we don't know when the service is going to be back on. >> but they hope to restore

power within 24 hours from when the lights first we want out. a mother from bo diageo ga said she did what she could to keep herself and her children calm even though live wires charged with 12,000 volts of electricity were wrapped around their minivan. >> sophie martin and her young children were on their way to go bowling. but then power lines fell on top of their vehicle. martin stayed calm and resisted the urge to get out of the minivan. she learned a long time ago you have got to stay in your vehicle if it ever comes in contact with live wires. >> the wires started arcing and causing a fire in front of us. my children were freaking out a little bit worse. i called 911 to make sure they were coming. >> crews cut off the power and martin with his allowed to drive off. she then took her children, ages 4, 6 and 8, out for ice cream. well this latest storm, it

is good news. treacherous out there. skiers and snowboarders are waiting for this, especially since we didn't get any fresh snow last month. >> i want to show you i believe a live picture, there it is, from evan lea. nice and white this morning. strong winds and snow actually forced, the snow is expected to fall through monday. several inches have drawn people headed up to reno and tahoe last knightheaded to bumper to bumper traffic. chains were required for drivers. right now there are no chain requirements, but if you are planning on heading to the sierra this weekend, you want to make sure to carry those chains just in case. now even though there are just scattered showers out there, today s fo is already reporting flight disruptions. this is a live picture out there at the airport. telling us ten departing flights and 11 arrivals have already been canceled today. that is the lingering effect

from yesterday's disruptions, of which there were more than 400 delays and some 180 cancellations. s fo will institute ground delays at 9:00 this morning for short haul flights. the airport will slow down the rate of flights coming in. services back up for the bar connector for the oakland airport. a mechanical issue was first reported half an hour ago but the problem has been fixed. flights are running on time at oakland and san jose. now we want to see your storm photos. share them on our ktvu fox page or tweet them using the mornings on 2". stay with ktvu fox weather team all weekend long. you'll find all the information you need about the storm on air and online, including twitter and facebook. at 7:30, we are going to go to the berkeley hills if a live report on a 90-foot tree that fell and damaged three homes. let's talk about this labor dispute that is causing the

shipping containers to stackups at west coast ports. it has taken a new turn. the shipping companies and terminal operators are telling dock workers stay at home this weekend, because they have shut down operations until monday. ktvu spoke to both sides and has the latest on negotiations. >> reporter: by 4:00 p.m. word had spread to truck drivers at the port of oakland waiting to load or unload shipping containers before the weekend shut down. the pacific maritime association, which represents 70 port terminal operators and cargo shipping companies says nothing will be moved off or on to any ships this weekend to the 29 ports on the west coast. >> just waiting all day in a line. don't make nothing. >> reporter: for thousands of truck drivers no loads this weekend means no pay. this driver who doesn't want his face shown says for him each trip means $500. >> when you don't work you

don't earn money you know. >> reporter: labor negotiations between pacific maritime and the international long shore union have been dragging on for nine months. 20,000 dock workers are accused of a deliberate slow down. >> if the union is going to work at 40, 50, 60% bele normal, then we really don't have a choice. >> reporter: the association's president issued a statement yesterday in a youtube video i don't these slowdowns are having the same result as a worker strike except that workers are getting a paycheck. >> reporter: the president says they have offered dock workers $160,000 a year. but a spokesman for the union says that number is inflated and that worker's pay is closer to $36 an hour or $75,000 a year. the union says the main sticking points are work rules, procedures and safety measures. >> this was a shocking development to have the companies close the ports done on the weekend in the middle of this congestion mess that's been affecting customers for the better part of 2014.

>> reporter: for customers caught in the middle it means yet another blow to their bottom line. >> i think there needs to be an intervention from the government, because this is destroying our economy. >> now a federal mediator has been at the table since last month. the work and negotiations are expected to resume on monday. the queen elizabeth cruise ship is back in san francisco, the 112-day strip started on january 10th. i can emergency a pretty impressive sight ali? >> reporter: an impressive experience in general all morning. we are on board the delta katherine tugboat out in san francisco day. bay. the stormy weather the sky is clear, not a drop of rain so far this morning. you can see the what you are on the bay is really still. we started our morning at 5:00, when we boarded this tugboat. we got a really unique, behind

the scenes view of the whole process. we were on the boat as it went out to the golden gate bridge and met up with this cruise liner. the queen liz beth cruise ship. let's slow you this video because this is a really pretty shot and video of the cruise liner as it was coming underneath the golden gate bridge. from a distance we could see some of the passengers who had gotten up early. they were snapping photos as they passed under the bay area landmark. this morning now you can see the queen elizabeth is now docked at pier 35. and we have with us stewart sharon, known as the cruise guy for your expertise in this line of travel work. what can you tell us about this ship in particular? >> it is a very special ship. i was in south hampton in 2010 when she was cristened by the queen. she holds 2068 passengers. on a 112-day world cruise.

absolutely a spectacular ship. people get excited because of the alliance the line has with the royal family here they are visiting in one of the most beautiful cities in the word. san francisco is fantastic, they are going to have a great experience and sailing under the golden gate bridge was priceless. >> reporter: the people will be exploring the city later on this afternoon. they are not the only ones. there is a princess cruise liner out here. it is going to be very busy out here later on this afternoon. you can expect thousands of people, for part of these two cruise liners coming out, enjoying san francisco. if you are into cruising, why is now a good time to kind of look for some deals? >> we are in the peak of the booking season. essentially by the end of march, 75% of all the cabins for 2015 will have been booked of the the cruise lines are offering some really fabulous deals, nice amenities. i tell people research online

but don't book online, in order to make sure you get the best deals. alaska, europe, the big contingency is airfares, people are going to have to book early to save the most money. >> thanks very much stewart. we are going to be out here all morning, right now next up, we are preparing to go from this tugboat onto the queen elizabeth and we are going to have to hop on to that dock you see there. we are going to start figuring out how that is going to work mike and claudine. >> be safe, don't fall in the water and look forward to all the reports throughout "mornings on 2". the time now is 7:13. we'll talk about the measles because cases are continuing to rise here in california. coming up at 7:30 we are going to tell you what the university of california is soon going to require for all of its students to protect them from getting that illness. >> we'll definitely miss pablo, he is a great player. it will be a little bit different without him. >> the world champions are back and they are ready for the season ahead.

how they are gearing up for today's fan fest out at at&t ballpark. i'll have a look at what you can expect weatherwise for the fan fest outside our doors. waking up with a mix of sun and clouds. even a few lingering showers. a bit of a break today with more rain and wind for tomorrow, i'll monitor your current conditions and have a timeline of tomorrow's system, coming up.

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well-traveled. >> we are on vacation for a week to costa rica. >> went to disneyworld. >> and well rested. the down time also afforded them some perspective on an incredible third title in five years. >> lacking through all the memorabilia from throughout the year and all the pictures and stuff you know it really, sinks in to you know, what you are able to accomplish as a team. now the focus shifts to 2015 and the most notable absence. >> we'll definitely miss pablo, he is a great player and it will be a little bit different

without him to my right at third base. >> your new third baseman, casey mcgehee. >> future hall of famer. maybe not quite but a solid player nonetheless. great makeup guy, tough out, going to soften the blow of losing pablo. >> perhaps the biggest challenge, being the new guy on a team full of returning world champions. >> it is going to be interesting the day they get their rings. may feel a little left out. maybe i'll bring my japanese ring in so i have something to wear on the plane afterwards. >> the giants must replace not only pablo's production and clubhouse presence but his nickname. you fans of anchorman the movie will understand he said his name was hits mcgee. the annual fan fest begins a couple of hours from right now.

scott reese ktvu channel 2 news. oakland a, fans will get a chance to meet their favorite players tomorrow. >> the fan fest runs from 10:00 tomorrow morning until 4:00 in the afternoon. weather should not be a problem because that event will be held at both the coliseum and inside the arena. fans and players will be able to do autographs and photos with the team's four trophies. admission $10. >> it is nice they have that option of going indoor. today giants i don't know. they do have some indoor stuff at the ballpark. >> sure. >> is it going to be wet out there? >> going to be foggy but it won't be too bad. today is definitely the better day to be outdoors. let's look at what is happening. want to start out with a nice view of bay point, where again we have breaks in the clouds and a nice sunrise for some this morning.

a few scattered showers will linger throughout today on and off, light and passing. sierra, north star reporting 10 inches of new snow, diamond peak reporting 8. yesterday actually dropped down to 6500 feet and created a little bit of problem along the passes, but it is back up this morning and will continue to see the scattered showers and high elevation snow there for today. as we get here home we have santa cruz across into areas like morgan hill and gill roy where the scattered showers continue to fall at this time. for most of us it is a dry start to the day. we will have this possibility as we move through your saturday, nothing like yesterday. and perhaps nothing like tomorrow. take a look at this. i'm going to run you through very quickly for saturday. we get into the afternoon, we get into the evening hours, we have plenty of cloud cover, partly cloudy skies for some of us and a few fits bits of moisture hanging around. the possibility of a few

scattered showers. we are back here live on ktvu. take a look at what is beginning to roll in. the next round on the way, in addition to wet weather. wind is expected to come back with it as well. very widespread, even pockets of moderate to heavy rain a possibility here. 1:00, begins to taper off just a little bit. i think we'll have scattered showers in the forecast the entire day and in reality looks like monday morning we could have a few scattered showers that linger. all good news. here's eye look at some of the numbers from the last 24 hours. san rafael 2 inches, oakland an inch and san francisco has picked up three quarters of an inch. could see another inch to three inches with tomorrow's system, so we'll take it. 59 degrees right now san francisco. 57 in walnut creek, relatively mild start to the day. take a look at what you can expect for fan fest this afternoon. low 60s in the forecast with partly sunny skies and maybe a few sprinkles passing by.

quite mild out there, the extended forecast here, the weekend always in view, a bit of a break today, more rain and wind coming our way for tomorrow. monday morning looks like it starts out a bit wet and we dry out and are dry two looks like the rest of the week. for now we'll stay until wednesday. well criminals getting their hands on other people's tax refunds. coming up at 7:45, we are going to tell you about a popular tax program, how it was impacted and what you can do to keep your information safe. and it is going to be a popular movie on valentine's day weekend. but beware. why one theater company is telling people not to bring props or costumes to see 50 shades of gray.

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alive a jordanian pilot. a candlelight vigil will be heldton for that pilot. the local arab community has been in mourning following the pilot's execution. 500 people are expected to attend at the group's headquarters on lyndon avenue in south san francisco. that ceremony begins at 7:00. thousands of people are expected to join a march for climate change in oakland today. the rally starts in downtown oakland and then the group moves along the lake. it is being organized by a broad coalition of more than 100 groups across the state and that event starts at 11:30 this morning. well fifty shades of gray fans are getting excited about the big screen but concern is growing for theater executives. >> like many other hit movies, people are being encouraged to show up to the film in costume.

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welcome back. i'm claudine wong. we talked a lot about this weather, windy and miserable outside. >> i was in the head lands yesterday. holding on. 50, 60 miles per hour there. >> a lot of friends posted pictures of downed fences. looks much, much nicer right now. as you are looking outside our studios this morning. katy, we sent her out to survey the damage out there to make sure everyone is doing okay of the what are you seeing? >> reporter: we are seeing downed trees. it is muddy. fortunately no one was hurt. this downed tree is on top of the berkeley hills and a

massive monterey pine fell from two houses over. the property owner tells us he has the trees inspected and trimmed every year but the winds were so strong yesterday afternoon it completely uprooted the tree. >> the bulk of the rain dumped on the north bay clover day recorded 40 inches. 50 to 60 miles per hour gusts knocked out power to traffic signals and toppled trees. one resident felt a douglas fir fall on to her house. >> sitting there with a cup of tea and looking out the window thinking strong gusts of wind ask i heard some banging around outside here. maybe some of the birch branches were coming down first. then just crash. >> cleaning crews are expected to be out here around 9:00 to start chopping up that massive

tree behind us. while the people who live here stayed in a hotel overnight there is some roof damage hopefully that can be repaired today as well. mike and claudine the good news is there were power outages, downed trees and a bit of a mess but nobody was hurt. in fact today doesn't look too bad at all. winds have died down quite a bit and the rain has let up. giving you a live look there across the bay bridge. a little bit of fog. calm conditions reported in concord, oakland, just a light breeze, napa reporting 8 as well. the winds picking up a little bit for the afternoon, but shouldn't be too bad. heyward 5, san jose 3. when the next round of rain moves in tomorrow morning, the winds

will be back as well. let's look at a few scattered showers in and around santa cruz as well as gilroy. for today leaving the possibility of just a few passing showers and that will be about it. we'll have plenty of cloud cover out there and we will be mainly dry. along highway 101 expect wet roadways if you are going to be outside and about early on. the snow continues to fall over parts of the sierras. high elevation snow. you can see here from the futurecast model this is continuing here as well. dropped down to 6500 feet yesterday. that caused a bit of trouble for folks trying to get over the pass. by noon time not a lot of breaks in the cloud cover there. i think we will be partly cloudy to partly sun any and a few bits of moisture that continue to seep across the area. as we get into tomorrow morning the next round of rain comes our way. we'll have a look at some of the rainfall totals and what i expect from the next system

will be, coming up. a terrifying experience if a family in the santa cruz mountains. check out these pictures a tree fell and crushed the front end of the car. inside the car was a mother driving her two kids to school. no one was hurt and the driver of that car actually works for an insurance or worked in the insurance industry. nearby on highway 17, several cars spun out and bumped into each other as drivers did lose control on those wet roadways. several trees toppled over last night in san francisco. a 40-foot tree came down in the area of fell and broad hurts streets. a city crew ended up showing up and cutting up the trunk and branches. large trees toppled over near san francisco general hospital and at the police station in the richmond district. no one was hurt in either incident. firefighters are investigating a deadly fire at a mobile home park in san jose. it happened just before 2:00 this morning at a mobile home on moss hollow drive. firefighters say when they arrived they found the house

and carport surrounded by flames. once inside, firefighters say they found a bid. it is still unclear how the fire started. police remain baffled about the mysterious circumstances in the death of a teenaged girl. a garbage truck driver called 911 early wednesday morning to report he was the victim of a hit and run. now officers followed a trail of debris, which led them to a heavily damaged cadillac, half a mile away. its trunk was on fire and there was a body of a young woman outside the vehicle on the street. the coroner has now determined that the victim is a 14-year- old girl. >> a lot of stuff does not add up, and we recognize that and we are still actively trying to put the pieces together to figure out what happened, timeline. >> investigators are trying to determine how many people were inside that car. police were hoping nearby traffic cameras could provide answers, but we have learned they don't work and have not been replaced due to budget cuts. palo alto police are making

a renewed push to solve a 14- year-old cold case. 21-year-old maria seal was shot and killed on june 10th 2001. she was standing with family and friends outside a cafe at the time. so far there are no hard leads in the case. investigators have released new video with interviews with her family, hoping it will jog someone's memory about the case. >> even if this video doesn't reach the actual person that has that direct knowledge, this video may reach somebody who has secondhand or third hand information about what happened. >> a $100,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to the killer. investigators say someone hopped over a school fence three separate times during one six hour period and stole items that included a wheelbarrow, art supplies and emergency earthquake kits. in all the thieves got away with about $2000 worth of gear. it is a theft that shocked and

saddened teachers as well as parents. >> we were surprise today hear it went on for several hours, and no one sort of noticed anything peculiar. >> several of the items stolen were marked as property of marshall elementary. a neighbor of the school set up a go fund me page to replace some of the stolen items. more than 100 measles cases have been reported in the state of california, but the number of bay area cases actually remained at 13. health officials say the out break started in mid december when 39 people at disneyland in anaheim contracted the virus. 28 of the total cases include people who were in close contact with the disneyland visitors. but 36 of the cases have no known route of exposure. state health officials are recommending everyone to get vaccinated. the vaccine is more than 99% effective. the university of california is responding to the measles outbreak with a new policy. starting in 2017, it is going to require students to have

measles vaccinations. right now the uc system only requires hepatitis b vaccinations. some individual campuses do have other additional requirements. lotto fever hitting up across the bay area. the reason? tonight's powerball drawing is worth $380 million. the prize would rank as the seventh largest powerball jack potted ever. the game's record jack potted is $590.5 million prize won in florida in may of 2013. the last six-number winner was a single ticket in california on november 29th for $90 million of the last week someone in antioch bought a powerball ticket that matched five of the six numbers. san francisco general hospital is soon going to be receiving a $75 million donation from facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife, priscilla chan. it will be the largest single donation the hospital has received since opening in 1994.

the money is going to go toward building a world class acute care and trauma facility. once finished the hospital will have more operating rooms, and hospital beds in the case of a major disaster. great america plans to hire 2500 employees. a job fair is being held today from 10:00 until 6:00. show performer auditions are also being held this weekend and next saturday. applicants can apply in advance online. shipping containers continue to stackups. coming up the labor dispute that has led to a shutdown of all west coast ports this weekend and how it could affect you. the delay that forced turbo tax to shut down and the warning for taxpayers as filing season ramps up. wet weather winding down but for how long? ill i'm monitoring your current conditions with what you can expect for today and the second wave coming our way, coming up.

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be extra careful. >> there is identity theft everywhere. you just have to keep track of your stuff and pro together yourself as best you can. i have been a victim of identity theft and still recovering from it. >> they said they are taking this issue very seriously and from the moment it emerged it has been all hands on deck. we are finding out. hackers gained access at anthem by using credentials of five employees they likely got through e-mail phishing scams. the hackers stole the personal information of 80 million customers. now anthem is warning current and former clients that someone is sending fake e-mail about how to deal with the attack. anthem says its system was first breached back in december. well women across the nation are going red to raise awareness about heart disease. next week there is a special fashion show in new york city and one of the dresses that

will be featured was created by an e merging designer in san francisco. >> it all happens inside the fashion incubator. >> macy's very kindly donates this space to us. >> reporter: in this space emerging designers dream and create. >> i have been designing since i could hold a pencil, basically. >> reporter: then they get hard lessons on how to make what they love. >> this is a business and it is mean and hard. what we do is we help them get to the next level. >> i have been doing this line in one variation or another for three and a half years. >> reporter: 32-year-old designer stephanie wagner is one of six in the program right now. >> the idea is taking vintage elements and adding a modern twist. a lot of my pieces are inspired by other eras. >> reporter: we caught up with her right before she left for new york city and the mercedes

benz fashion week. she was chosen to design a dress for the red dress collection, which raises awareness about heart disease for the american heart association. >> almost like the super bowl or something, everyone wants to be back there and be part it have. stephanie designed a dress for celebrity chef and tv personality carla hall. >> luckily carla liked the dress i like the most. >> reporter: this is the design but the dress is in hiding. >> i can't share it unfortunately. only a sketch -e there are rules and parameters? >> yeah, they want to unveil. >> reporter: the fashion incubator said her success and the success of all the designers will be good for the industry and good for the community. >> every one of these businesses we have, our designers touches 19 other businesses in the bay area. >> reporter: it is about doing what she loves. >> my dress kind of has elements of lingerie in it.

and destined for a new york city runway. >> love that red dress you know. >> look at you. >> i love fashion you know? project runway. how can you not watch you know? >> one of the things they said is important in the fashion incubator they want to make sure it is all locally produced, locally designed and there is only that one incubator in the bay area. >> that is the main thing and a lot of talent. absolutely. >> very cool. >> that is a great shot. a mix of sun and clouds in store for today. maybe a few passing showers. but in all honesty, we've got some good weather coming our way. giving you a live look there at that sunshine. a golden hue to start the morning. the possible of a few light passing showers. it shouldn't be much if you do

have outdoor plans. you should be okay. maybe pack the umbrella just in case if you are worried about getting wet. we are in between systems with the next systems already deepening over the pacific and getting ready to move into the bay area for your sunday. let's take a quick peek at the satellite and radar here. scattered showers fall over the santa cruz mountains. looking around the region. we are mainly dry out there this morning. as we get into the afternoon and evening hours, just a few sprinkles possible for today. partly cloudy to partly sunny skies. as we wake up tomorrow morning, again this system already beginning to move in. as we get into 9:00, 10:00, it becomes more widespread. pockets of heavier rain here. into the noon area. you can see just the back edge. we will break away to scattered showers on and off pattern. not so much stead and i heavy

for the morning hours. if you have plans morning time steady at times into the afternoon. we break away to on and off showers. it is going to last the entire afternoon into the evening hours. we get going into monday morning. a few scattered showers left here. let's look at some of the rainfall totals, santa cruz mountains picking up 3 inches. concord reported an inch and three tenths for you. san jose an inch and a quarter. napa inch and a half. for the system tomorrow a wind advisory may be a possible. looks like the winds are going to pick up once again, has not been issued just yet, but we will be tracking that for you. meanwhile anywhere from three quarters of an inch to 3 inches of additional rain. temperaturewise, low 50s and low 60s. the extended forecast here with

your bay area weekend always in view, into the afternoon. tomorrow we may have a little bit of install, enough to trigger maybe a thunderstorm, so we have put a little bit of lightning on the icon for sunday. as we get into monday though to cools off some. we return to the dry weather for monday tuesday wednesday, with temperatures slowly climbing as we get into midweek. >> i have a lot of birthday parties this week. a lot of little boys and girls curious about can we hang outside? >> you know kids. they are out. they are good. give them some cake, they are fine. >> me too. adoptions begin today at the spca for 100 dogs rescued from a home in fresno. >> we have dogs along the back side and along this front side. >> they really have dogs everywhere. the dogs were rescued by the spca last week and since then staff members and volunteers have been working hard to get them cleaned up and cared for. the dogs were at the home of an elderly woman who had been

breeding several different kinds of dogs, including yorkshire terriers, she had dementia and was being evicted and the local shelters there were full i can't if you don't place the animals, they continue to multiply. >> the spca said the dogs would normally cost people $1500 if they bought them from a breeder. adoption fees today will range up to $400. they will be held today and tomorrow. the spca is expecting a very big crowd. a member of the allege john f. kennedy dry rock band journey can't believe how much he was charged for his wedding. lead guitarist kneel sean married makala slaw had i at the palace of the fine arts in december 2013. sean has now filed a federal lawsuit against the city, claiming he was overcharged for using that landmark. he said hen additionally agreed to pay $58,000, but was then

forced to pay more than $240,000 for a permit less than a week before the wedding. he is seeking unspecified damages. >> that doesn't include the food? >> i used to go there for free. times have changed. all right well camped out if a chance to see the san francisco giants coming up. at 8:15 we are going to tell you how long some fans were willing to wait in the rain to get a good spot at this year's giant fan fest. and we'll take you to one of the worst hit areas. up to a foot of rain. a landslide that forced one college to move to a temporary home this weekend.

mother nature turns roads into rivers. one area then as honeydew got 11 inches of rain between thursday and friday. a couple of highways were all closed due to the heavy

flooding. that rising water prevented an ambulance from taking an 88- year-old woman with pneumonia to the loss. the ambulance, instead, had to take her to a local airport where a coast guard helicopter flew her to the hospital. a landslide is forcing students to relocate to another housing unit this weekend. funeral services are scheduled for a man struck by a truck driven by sugar knight. 55-year-old terry carter will be laid to rest. prosecutors say knight hit carter deliberately. a proposed housing development in danville is at the heart of a legal battle. the case stems from a proposal why summer hill homes to build mcgee ranch. the judge ruled city council members failed to analyze the

impact the added homes would have on bicycle safety. the town and developers are appealing the decision and the case could determine if the cyclist should be considered as part of the environmental review process. the streets of san francisco should be filled with pearly whites. the give kids a smile event will be held at the university of pacific arthur aid school of dentistry. children can get access to free dental checkups and free orthodontic evaluations. there will be games, entertainments and yes, a petting zoo. some beer lovers will endure almost anything if a good pitcher of ale. a thirsty crowd lined up outside the russian river brewing company in santa rosa because of the annual release of an extra hoppy strippal ip asaid to be one of the rarest beers in the world.

the russian river brew pup in santa rosa will sell it through the 19th of the month. they are actually getting hopped up if a week detected to that favorite drink of theirs. -- dedicated to that favorite drink of theirs. 82 craft breweries were at the event, but the beer bash wasn't filled with just bay area beer lovers. some people came from around the world. >> beer week is just an opportunity for people to learn about beer, enjoy bill and come together as a community and have a good time. >> beer week will continue through the 15th. there will be 800 events dedicated to the brewed beverage. coming up we are going to have a special guest right here in the studio to give us a better taste of all that excitement. a battle between the top

two teams in the nba tipped off in atlanta phillips arena the first stop on a four game trip last night. curry to clay thompson, he stops and drops. couple of minutes later seth curry lurking there throws one up off the glass. did he call it? i don't know, based on that reaction. warriors could not catch lan. the hawks played well and held off golden state. warriors take on the knicks in new york tonight. the storm did pack quite a punch. we'll talk more about the damage about the winds and the rain and how it impacted several parts of the bay area, all coming up. it is now at san francisco's cruise port. coming up, we are going to give you a unique tour of the queen elizabeth.

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you are taking a live look over oakland. the sun is out, it is something we actually didn't see yesterday after a wild friday of weather that came through the bay area. we are getting a little bit of a breather this saturday morning. and welcome back to "mornings on 2" everyone. it is saturday, february 7th. good morning to you, of course we are still talking about weather this morning and the storm and what is coming. we do have team coverage for you this morning. first you want to go outside and look at what we can expect this weekend how is the room looking this morning rosemary? >> reporter: brought. sunny start over oakland this morning. but we are not done with the rain just yet. let's get into the radar and i'll show you where we have a few sprinkles reported at this time in and around monterey and santa cruz as well as southern portions of san jose. scattered showers stretch over

the mountains along highway 101 off and on in and out of morgue began hill as well as gilroy. for the most of us, partly cloudy skies, dry conditions with just a few remaining sprinkles in the forecast for your saturday. so saturday actually going to be a mostly dry day in between systems, with the next one coming in for tomorrow. let's look at the winds right now as we know, that was definitely the other issue going on yesterday. winds gusting to 40, even 60 miles per hour. mount diablo reported a wind gust to 70 miles per hour but they are very calm in oakland. i can't even see a breeze in the trees this morning. concord reporting calm conditions and a light breeze napa as well as fairfield. we just saw katy live in the berkeley hills this morning where a huge tree stop would over on to homes. let's see how she is doing out there. good morning. >> reporter: good morning

rosemary. it is a calm, quiet morning. if you didn't see this mess beside me you might not have known there was a storm last night. this massive monterey pine came down around 2:30 in the afternoon yesterday, when the winds were their highest in the berkeley hills. you can see where it landed on this rooftop, actually punched a hole in the roof of this house. the people who live here stayed in a motel overnight. if you follow the tree all the way to where it started, that is two houses over. the person who owns the property the tree fell from, tells me he has the trees inspected every year. this one was him and inspected and the winds were so high that it just completely uprooted it. now others braved the storm in the marin head lands and we saw high winds where people were determined, still to get a view of the golden gate bridge. >> it is beautiful. weather is weather. you just endure it, wear a

jacket. we are here in town, we are not going to miss it. >> reporter: the north bay took the brunt of yesterday's storm. san rafael got an inch and a half. 50 to 60 miles per hour gusts knocked down power to traffic signals and toppled trees. now we are back out here live. you can see the amount of limbs that are with this tree, it is going to take quite awhile to break it all down. i'm told tree trimming crews are expected to be here around 9:00 to begin that work. good news here though, nobody was injured as this tree came down and certainly came across three yards, so the potential for injury. but the homeowner says they are taking care of it. like i said the tree cleaning crews are going to be here around 9:00. hike and claudine a lot of mess and clean up to be done but it is rain we definitely needed. >> it is lucky no one was hurt. what a mess out there. a mother from bow diageo ga bay said she did what she could

to keep herself and her children calm even though there were 12,000-volt live wires wrapped around her minivan. martin stayed calm and resisted the urge to get out of the minivan, because she said she learned a long time ago to stay in your vehicle if it ever comes in contact with live wires. >> my children were freaking out a little worse. i called 911 to make someone was coming. >> about an hour later crews were able to cut the power and martin with his allowed to drive off. she then took her kids, ages 4, 6 and 8 out for ice cream. the latest storm good news for skiers and snowboarders in the area. heavenly this morning, a lot of fresh white stuff on the ground. strong winds forced that resort to shut down its slopes yesterday. the snow is expected to fall

through monday. several inches, again have already dropped. people headed up to reno and tahoe last night, they were caught in bumper, they were caught in bumper to bumper traffic. if you are planning to head up to the sierra make sure to carry chains just in case. even though there are scattered showers today, s fo, is already reporting flight disruptions. ten departing flights and 11 arrivals have been canceled today. lacking out at the airport, you see blue skies here. cancellations are lingering from yesterday's disruptions, in which there were more than 400 delays and some 1080 cancellations. s fo, will also institute ground delays in an hour from now for short haul flights. the airport will slow down the rate of short west coast flights coming in. we want to share your storm

photos on our facebook page or you can tweet them using the mornings on 2". all weekend long you'll find all the information you need about the storms on air and online, including twitter and facebook. the labor strike causing shipping containers to stackups. dock workers are told to stay at home this weekend. wt v u spoke to both sides and has the latest on negotiations. >> reporter: by 4:00 p.m. word had spread to truck drivers at the port of oakland, waiting to load or unload shipping containers before the weekend set down. the pacific maritime association which represents 70 port terminal operators and cargo shipping companies says nothing will be moved off or on to any ships this weekend at the 29 port on the west coast. >> just waiting, waiting all the time. all day.

in a line. >> reporter: for thousands of truck drivers no loads this weekend means no pay. this driver says for him each trip means $500. >> when you don't work, you don't take container from the port you don't earn money. >> reporter: labor negotiations have been dragging on for nine months. pma, is accusing the 20,000 dock workers of a deliberate work slow down. >> if the union is going to work at 40, 50, 60% below normal, will continue their slow down, then we really don't have a choice. >> reporter: the association's president issued a statement wednesday in a youtube video. >> these are having the same result as a worker strike. except that workers are still getting a pack czech check. >> reporter: the pma president said they have offered dock workers $160,000 a year. the union says the main

sticking points are work rules, procedures and safety measures. >> this was a shocking development. to have the companies close the ports down on the weekend in the middle of this congestion mess that's been affecting customers for the better part of 2014. >> reporter: for customers caught in the middle, it means yet another blow to their bottom line. >> i think there needs to be intervention from the government, because this is destroying our economy. >> a federal mediator has been at the table for the last month. the bay area elementary school the target of an unusual theft. coming up at 8:30 the items stolen and how the community is trying to help. the world champion san francisco giants back at the part and ready to defend. how they are gearing up for today's fan fest at at&t. storm number one pulling out of the area. number two already on the way.

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a 112-day cruise is making its way around the world. right now it is in san francisco. alley has made her way onto the -- ali has made her way onto the queen elizabeth and just spoke with the captain. >> reporter: we are on board the queen elizabeth liner and this is the view from the

bridge. a 360-degree view of the san francisco skyline. we have with us alice stair clark, the -- al clark, the captain. >> this is where we operating when we are bringing the ship alongside. she is a very advanced ship where we can rotate the propellers 360 degrees and also the bow thrust. >> reporter: now this morning we had a unique opportunity to be on a tug ship as it was crossing underneath the golden gate bridge. >> it is still special coming in. this is one of the iconic ports on our world voyage. it is always a big thrill to come under the bridge and we were fortunate the weather was kind to us, after yesterday. i was very pleased certainly. >> reporter: what is the most

challenging thing about this job? have you been through some pretty nasty weather? >> we have actually. we have been through bad weather on the way here actually to first of all, when we started our voyage across new york, and a little bit of rough weather on the way up here. but that's challenging, but we manage it. >> reporter: and your last port before here was long beach? >> long beach. >> reporter: you like san francisco so much more? >> this is the huge advantage of coming here. our guests can walk off the slip and they are right in town. this is what they love to do. >> reporter: thank you for speaking with us. all guests on board this ship will be out and about in san francisco today and they will be able to experience some of the night life because the ship is actually staying here overnight and it leaves for its next port tomorrow morning i can't beautiful. thank you for that. always an impressive sight when you see it down there along the

waterfront. >> it couldn't be prettier outside. i know she is going to walk around the boat as we go on, on "mornings on 2", but really you can see a defense from two hours ago. this guy was braving the wind. >> you heard the captain talking how it was nice for him to come through the golden gate strait with nice weather. >> the winds have really let up in addition to the rain. round one moving out and round two, awaiting sunday. let's look at what is happening outside our doors this morning. we have partly sunny to partly cloudy skies, mostly sunny skies over oakland. a mix of sun and clouds for today and still a few scattered showers you can see over the parts of the south bay. gilroy reporting light scattered showers along highway 101. we will be just a slight possibility of maybe a few scattered showers. mainly dry for day. look at the snow. snow levels actually dropped

down to 6500 feet at some.last night. but they are well back up above 7000 feet. kirkwood picked up 8 inches of new snow. areas over north star picked up 10 inches and areas near bear valley five inches. we will continue to see the high elevation snow. for us partly to mostly cloudy for today and maybe a few sprinkles into the afternoon. notice not a lot of rain to speak of, but we will have the sun cloud mix and late in the evening, we still have that possible there of a few scattered showers if you have evening plans. let's talk about sunday. things will get interesting once again in addition to the wet weather moving in, it is sunday morning, we have the wind coming back as well. with wind gusts expected to perhaps 40, 45 miles per hour. maybe an advisory coming our way. as we get into 10:00, notice how it becomes more widespread and we are all getting wet once again. by lunch time, i see a little bit of a back edge here.

so the steady rain through the morning hours. but by the afternoon, we are breaking away to scattered showers. here we are at 5:00 that the afternoon. not going away completely, but it will be on and off. you'll have just a little bit of a break here with scattered showers continuing into monday morning. with this next system, a look at what we are thinking. a possible of rainfall totals. coastal hills three and a half. two and a half for the north bay. central bay urban areas, one to two inches and south bay half inch to an inch. testimony in the 50s, each a few low 60s. 60 in fremont. we'll go to the mid to upper 60s for today around parts of the bay area. if you are going out to fan fest, 59 degrees into the 10:00 hour. low 60s with partly sunny skies a slight possible of a passing shower at at&t park. 64 berkeley, 64 san francisco. heyward 64 as well. san jose checking in '68 for

the afternoon. a relatively mild day. the extended forecast there with your bay area weekend always in view. a chance for showers today the rain and the wind once again for tomorrow, even a possible of thunderstorms in the afternoon, we'll be tracking those for you. as we get into the work week morning showers followed by cooler temperatures, at least for monday tuesday. we are partly sunny and rebounding on midweek wednesday. back to you. thanks rod mary. you heard rosemary talk about fan fest. fans have been camped outside at&t park in san francisco for hours now. the giants tweeting out a picture of a company of folks, i can't bring it up, a couple of folks in tents. they got there at 8:00 last night. there it is. fans plural, two of them. >> two of them. >> i think there are probably a few more out there. jody gutierrez is showing us this photo. it will come up. there it is. there is more than two people out there they are good to go. but he tweeted out it is 4:30 a.m., i'm not the first person

here. diehard. they have to be diehard. >> they want to see their world clamps. scott reese giving us a close-up look at those 2015 defending champions. >> reporter: a mere 103 days after the giants last took the field, they took to the microphone. >> well-traveled. >> going on vacation for a week to costa rica. >> went to disneyworld for a couple of days. >> well rested. >> the down time also afforded them some perspective on an incredible third title in five years. >> just looking through all the memorabilia throughout the year and all the pictures and all the stuff you know, it really sinks in to what you are able to accomplish as the team. >> reporter: now the focus shifts to 2015 and the most notable absence. >> we'll definitely miss pablo. he is a great player and it will be a little different without him to my right at third base. >> reporter: your new third

baseman? casey mcgehee. >> future hall of famer. >> reporter: maybe not quite, but a solid player, nonetheless. >> to get casey i thought was huge. >> great makeup guy, tough out. he is going to help soften the blow of losing pablo, i know they perhaps the biggest challenge, being the new guy on a team full of returning world champions. >> it is going to be interesting the day they get their rings. feel a little left out. but maybe i'll bring my japanese ring in so i've got something to we are on the plane afterwards. >> reporter: the giants must replace not only pablo's production and clubhouse presence but also his notable nickname. i asked mcgee what they called him in miami. he said hits mcgee. the annual fan fest begins just a couple of hours from right now. scott reese, ktvu channel 2

news. we have to talk about the a's too. oakland a's fans, their fan fest happens tomorrow. >> starts at 10:00 until 4:00 in the afternoon. weather should not be a problem. it will be held at the coliseum and inside oracle arena. players include cocoa crisp and new signee billy butler, formerly of the royals. getting back to work. coming up at 8:45, we are going to tell you about the delay that forced turbo tax to shut down and the warning for taxpayers as filing season is ramping up. and it is going to be a popular movie valentine's day weekend. but beware. what one theater company is telling people not to bring props or costumes to see fifty shades of gray.

40 victims have been found in the taiwan airplane crash. when the plane took off on wednesday, the lighten gin mal- functioned. officials say the pilots then turned off the left engine that was still working. investigators will not comment on whether the pilots followed proper procedures or why they would turn off that left engine. meantime transasia has canceled 90 flights in the next three

days to give proficiency tests to its pilots. the government of jordan says it is skeptical of a claim made by isis that one of jordan's air strikes killed an american hostage. isis posted online a strike took out one of its buildings and claimed the life of 26-year- old kayla mueller. she is an aid worker taken hostage in 2013. jordan has been launching air strikes against the terror group ever since isis burned alive a jordanian pilot. a jordanian american organization based in the bay area will hold a candlelight vigil for that pilot. organizers say the local arab community has been in mourning following the pilot's execution. at least 500 people are expected to attend the vigil at the group's headquarters in south san francisco the ceremony begins at 7:00. >> they have stood together, they have stood strong and united and it they want to

defeat the monster, so to speak, of what is coming against every human being. >> the group says there is roughly 15,000 people of jordanian descent living in the bay area. >> thousands of people are expected to march for climate change in oakland today. the march for real climate change leap rally will start in downtown oakland and move along blake merit. it is being organized by a broad coalition of more than 100 groups across the state. the event starts at 11:30 this morning. the oil refinery in martinez has been shut down because workers there are on strike. the refinery started the shut down process last weekend. the steel workers union says it is striking at nine refineries in the u.s. as they look for a new contract. those nine refineries account for 10% of u.s. refining capacity. 650 work at the plant. it is the only bay area

refinery where workers are picketing. faculty members at harvard are officially prohibited from having any type of sexual relationship with undergrad students. earlier this week the school adopted that new policy. the previous policy only banned romantic relationships between professors and the students they taught. this ban comes one year after the department of education investigated 55 schools, including harvard for violations pertaining to sex discrimination on campus. and fifty shades of gray fans are getting excited for the trilogy to hit the big screen. but there is some concern for theater executives like many other hit movies some people are being encouraged to show the film in costume but moviegoers are warned that ropes, whips, ties and other props will not be allowed inside. >> leave them at home. >> stick with the popcorn.

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the first winter storm of 2015 heavy rain strong winds, power outages reported, trees came down on homes and vehicles, more rain expected to hit as the weekend continues. coming up, more from berkeley,

where right new a massive tree is lying across not one, not two, but three homes. one tree, across three homes. good morning everyone, welcome back to "mornings on 2", i'm mike me meback. rosemary, it looks sunny but you still have that jacket on. >> reporter: it is still winter out here. yesterday's system has pushed out, and we are sort of this a quiet pattern, at least for today. we have a little bit more sunshine, the clouds have moved in, and i think we will be in and out of clouds today and the possibility of a few scattered showers. but the winds are very calm and light. the oakland estuary along the water is very calm and i think again that will be the call for today. let's look at the radar and i will show you where the scattered showers continue to

fall. morgan hill and gilroy, that is where we have been tracking them all morning long. notice what is just offshore there, getting ready to move in. even though we are waking up with mainly dry conditions, we are not completely out of the woods. we'll be a lot drier than where we were yesterday. as far as the winds, let's shift over and take a look at those. again they have really come down. even calm conditions to be reported in oakland, concord, a light breeze, fairfield as well as napa and santa rosa. the next system already deepening off the coastline. i expect it is going to arrive by tomorrow morning, in addition to winds coming back our way. i'll look at some of the rainfall totals from the past 24 hours, coming up in just a little bit. as rosemary mentioned we are in between the lull in between the two winter storms. >> this first one is leaving thousands of people in the dark. >> we are live in the berkeley

hills this morning where a giant tree fell on three homes? >> reporter: well mike, it spans the distance of three yards. you can see how close it was to this home behind me. and here is the root ball. the winds were so high here, in the berkeley hills, that it completely uprooted this tree, that had actually been inspected. the homeowner says that he inspects the trees every year. this had been himmed so it wasn't top heavy, but the ground so saturated, it just kind of store and snapped. it goes across all the three yards and ends up, where if you were with us in the last half hour, where i was standing before is the backyard where the tree landed and actually hit the roof of that house, and punched a hole into that roof. those people stayed at a hoe toll overnight, so that the repairs could be made. there were some leaks through because it did punch through

the roof. pretty scary. fortunately, besides the one house it missed the house and landed in the yard it came from. we spoke to the lady who lives here. >> i was pretty shocked. simply because i was just outside with the dogs. so you know, i think we are really, really lucky. >> reporter: and she described for us those winds as kind of just strange sounding, almost as if it was coming through a wind tum. the north bay took the brunt of yesterday's storm. clover dale recorded 4 inches of rain yesterday san rafael got an inch and a half and they also saw high winds. 50 to 60 miles per hour gusts knocked out power to traffic signals and toppled trees. if you come back out here live, i want to give you another shot of the mess that is going to need to be cleaned up today. i'm told the tree service is probably coming around 9:00, so we have a little bit of a lull between the stores. actually some sunshine, so it is a beautiful morning. if you didn't see all this

damage, you would hardly realize that there was a storm in the bay area, based on the nice weather that we are experiencing. but should hopefully be enough time for them to clean it all up. i'm told the homeowners insurance will take care of that roof line but certainly a scary situation out here. everybody is thankful nobody was hurt but a big clean up effort underway in berkeley. ktvu fox 2 news. clean up crews there and pg&e crews out as well. they report more than 6000 customers are waking up without power this morning. high winds toppled trees and downed power lines. it was a frightening experience for a family in the santa cruz mountains. check out that picture. a tree fell and crushed the front end of the car, inside that car was a mother, who was driving her kids to school at the time. they are all okay. now nearby, on highway 17, several cars also spun out or bumped into each other as drivers lost control on the wet

roadway. several trees toppled over in san francisco. a 40-foot tree fell and ended up blocking two lanes of traffic on roderick street. large trees toppled over near san francisco general hospital and at the police station in the richmond district. fortunately no one was hurt in the incident. police remain baffled about the mysterious circumstances in the death of a teenage girl. a garbage truck driver called 911 early wednesday morning to report he was the victim of a hit and run. officers followed a trail of debris, which led them to a heavily damaged cadillac just about a mile and a half away. its trunk was on fire and there was a body of a young woman outside the vehicle on the street. the coroner has not determined that the victim or has now determined that that victim is a 14-year-old girl and a lot of stuff does not add up and we recognize that and we are still actively trying to put the pieces together to figure out

what happened, time lines. >> and investigators also say they are still trying to determine how many people were in that car. police were hoping that nearby traffic cameras could provide some answers, we have learned they don't work and have not been replaced due to budget cuts. a new push to try to solve a 14-year-old cold case. 21-year-old maria show was shot and killed out a cafe on june 10, 2001. she was standing with family and friends at the time but so far there are no hard leads in the case. investigators have released a new interview with interviews of her family hoping it will jog someone's memories. >> even if it does not reach someone who has direct knowledge this video may reach someone who has secondhand or third hand information. >> a $100,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the killer.

someone hopped over a school fence three separate times during a six hour period. they stole items include august wheelbarrow, art supplies, and emergency earthquake kits. in all the thief got away with about $2000 worth of gear i can't we were surprised it went on for several hours and no one sort of noticed anything peculiar. >> several of the items stolen were marked as property of marshall elementary. a neighbor of the school has set up a go fund me page to replace some of those stolen items. san francisco general hospital will soon be receiving a $75 million donation from facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife dr. priscilla chan. it will be the largest single donation the hospital has received since opening in 1994. the money is going to go toward building a world class acute care and hospital facility.

the queen elizabeth cruise ship is back in the city by the bay. >> yes, it is and it started an 112-day trip around the world. >> ali is on the ship right now and tells us this is actually the third time she has come into the city. >> reporter: she has been to the city before and this is the second time this ship has been docked overnight in san francisco. so instead of just coming for the day and leaving at 5:00, the people on board will get to experience some of san francisco's wonderful night life. we are standing on the sports deck of the queen elizabeth, and right next to us they have this life size chess set up out here. a lot of stuff to keep the passengers entertained. as you can imagine 112-day cruise a lost days you are out at sea and people need to be entertained on the ship. we have a great view, looking at telegraph hill over there.

18 stories up. a great view, pan off to the right, you can see the golden gate bridge, the sun is shining, the weather is perfect, not a drop of rain, as you can see no fog clouding our view of the golden gate bridge or alcatraz. you can see a lot of passengers enjoying their view with their cameras this morning. these passengers, some got up early to get a snapshot of the ship as it was passing underneath the golden gate bridge early this morning. i keep showing you the view because it is beautiful and we can't pass it up. there is the treasure island there and the bay bridge and the princess cruise line that also docks here at pier 27. the new cruise ship terminal early this morning. nick moyer is the executive director, how much has the cruise business increased here in san francisco over the last few years? >> in the last five years, the cruise ship business has more than doubled. we have been very fortunate by

the change in a lot of world circumstances, including demand and increasing ships. there are more ships going to more places in the world now, and 2014 was the record number of ships going to cities like ours. so we have been very fortunate to see a very strong increase in our cruise business. >> the average is about 80 culls a year for these cruise ships that come to san francisco. at any given time about 2,000 to 3000 people. >> there can be 2500 on the ship you saw the star princess. plus another thousand to 1500. each time a ship comes in we are welcoming that number of people, it is a great way to see san francisco. >> thanks monique, it is a great economic impact to the city. the economic impact every time these cruise ships come in is about $60 million for san francisco alone. passengers coming off the ship, shopping, buying, going to

restaurants, even taking a cab to and from somma. >> you have that beautiful view from up there. if you have been cruising around that ship have any favorite spots yet? i know these ships come equipped with so many cool things. >> well yes. they have a lot of stuff to keep people here entertained. we haven't had a chance to see it all yet though. it is a big ship. we actually take some time to get from one spot to the other. we came in on a tugboat our first live shot right next to the ship this morning, then we hopped on. we had to clear security and talked to the captain of the ship. which is a neat experience. it took while to get us situated. hopefully after we wrap-up here we'll have a chance to tour other parts of the ship i don't yes don't leave. the captain, that is a place you don't normally get to go. thanks for the inside look. well a correction of rare

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everywhere. i have been a victim and still recovering from it. >> the ceo said we are taking this very seriously and from the moment it emerged it has been all hands on deck. women across the country are wrapping themselves in red to raise awareness about heart disease. next week there will be a special fashion show in new york city to help raise awareness. one of the dresses was created by 32-year-old designer stephanie bodyner. >> the idea of my line is taking vintage elements and adding a modern twist. a lot of my pieces are inspired by other eras. >> reporter: she is in new york city preparing for the mercedes benz fashion show and the dress she designed will be worn by chef and tv personal carla

hall. >> i can't share it. only a sketch. >> reporter: we tried to get her to show it to us. there is a pick of the sketch, which is just beautiful. she said designing the dress was a challenge, because she did it long distance, but an amazing opportunity representing san francisco at this new york city fashion show is certainly a dream come true. >> that sketch is fabulous. >> and she's got all this lace she has put in. it is going to be great to see the unveil. i told her to snap photos for us and show us how it all turns out. little bit of rain. but you know, not as wet as yesterday, that is for sure. many of us even waking up with sunshine this morning. partly cloudy skies, partly sunny for today and mainly dry, leaving in just a few sprinkles for your afternoon and even into the evening hours.

very moist flow still in place. a live look there at at&t park if you are going out to fan fest there. we are looking at a fabulous day, so enjoy. if you are absolutely terrified of a few sprinkles, maybe bring the umbrella. that should be about it. tracking a little bit of rain coming off the pacific and sliding across just south of half moon bay. here's what i mean right? we woke up mainly dry. scattered showers over areas like southern san jose, morgan hill, gilroy, santa cruz. but now the rain is back and lacks lick it is stretching all the way into half moon bay. a little bit of rain falling here as well. these showers are going to continue as we get not the steady rain yesterday afternoon. a few sprinkles in saratoga, sunnyvale and over the santa cruz mountains. it has been falling all morning long. let's look at some of the rainfall totals, two inches san

rafael, two and a half at santa rosa. even a little bit more than that, almost about an inch and six tenths for napa. san jose picking up a little bit more than an inch and a quarter. concord you did pretty well. a little more than an inch in san francisco reporting three quarters thus far. we have more to come. let's roll you through your saturday, then sunday. partly sunny skies in store today. not a lot going on. but just enough to squeeze out maybe a few scattered showers that aren't being picked up here at 9:00. the north bay as well as the south bay, we'll just remain in this flow. tomorrow morning we get started, here come the next round. i think the wind will be back as well. the national weather service may issue a wind advisory. more widespread. pockets of moderate to heavy rain and it looks like from the north bay into the south bay and beyond. as we get into noon time, we continue with the rain.

but i do see breaks back here. so for the second half of the afternoon, i think it will turn to more of a showery pattern once again. it is not going away. scattered showers continue to fall. i think we'll have rain as we get into monday morning. so that is a pretty good round coming our way as far as rainfall totals. again the winds could be a possible. and a pain once again. temperatures right now in the 50s and low 60s as we get into the second half. low to mid to upper 60s expected for today. 64 in okay lan, 68 san hoe say. 69 morgan hill. 64 for san francisco. if you are going out to at&t park or you are going to be hanging out at union square the extended forecast there, so just a chance today. it returns tomorrow we may have a thunderstorm actually pop up in the afternoon. that should really be about it. we dry out monday afternoon. the temperatures are on the cooler side.

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new york. some beer lovers will endure almost anything for a good pitcher of ale. look at them. they are still smiling. this was yesterday morning outside the russian brewing company in santa rosa. why are they all there? >> this is the annual release. an extra hoppy india pale ales said to be one of the rarest beers in the world. only sold for two weeks every year. the russian brew pun will sell it until the 19th and it will be served at the monk's kettle in san francisco next wednesday. bay area beer lovers are getting hopped up for a week dedicated to their favorite drink. last night look at that crowd in san francisco kicking off beer week. 2500 people celebrated together at fort mason and had beers from all over northern california. the beer bash wasn't just filled with bay area beer

lovers, some people also came from around the world. >> beer week is just an opportunity for people to learn about beer, enjoy beer and come together as a community of brewers and have a good time. >> beer week continues through february 15th. for the next nine days, there will be nearly 800 events. 800. >> 800. >> and coming up at 9:45, we brought beer week to us. we are going to have a special guest in the studio to give us a better taste. yes we said taste. >> on all the excitement. wonder who was behind that? beer is hot right now. it has been for the last few years and we are blessed to have a lot of good microbreweries from the bay area. i look forward to that segment. west coast port operations shut down until monday. up next, why dock workers were told to stay home, and what this means for thousands of truck drivers now. plus a mother and her children trapped inside their

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>> reporter: we're live in berkeley where high winds and heavy rains toppled trees. there's quite a mess to clean up, and we're going to tell you this tree actually inspected right before the storm coming up. >> and the queen elizabeth making her way around the world, and right now she's in san francisco. earlier this morning the ship made its way under the golden gate as part of its 112 day journey. >> from ktvu fox 2, this is mornings on 2. >> check it out. we are live this morning on board the queen elizabeth giving you an exclusive look at what this ship has to offer. it's beautiful in there. coming up in just a few minutes we're going to join allie rasmus as she learns more about this 90,000 ton ship. gorgeous. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. it is saturday february 7th.

>> february 7th, already a week in. >> i know. >> month's flying by. i'm mike mibach. how are you? >> it is hard to believe. >> are you doing good? >> i am doing good. >> i feel great today. >> i actually like that we're getting rain that we need and we're also getting a break from the rain. >> look, it's coming back right rosemary. >> we're a lot drier today but we're not completely dry. as you mentioned, the radar beginning to show us a few scattered showers moving into the coastline. we'll get to the radar in just a moment. let's take a look over parts of the east bay where we're waking up with partly sunny skies. this system pulling out. the winds have definitely calmed down. the advisories have been allowed to expire. take a look at what we're seeing here. rain back in the forecast. this is what we are going to continue to have as we get into your afternoon. just on and off scattered showers, but it looks like it could be light to moderate from areas in and around san francisco down through half moon bay, san mateo redwood

city. as you get into areas along palo alto, sunnyvale, campbell, san jose, light scattered showers that continue to follow over the santa cruz mountains as well. we are sort of in between systems as this one pushes out and the next one gets ready to move in in time for your sunday. also looking at some scattered shower activity over areas of the sierra, had some snowfall all the way down about 6500 feet yesterday, a little lower than expected but those levels are back up. the good news is 10 inches reported in areas like north star, 9 inches reported at kirkwood with more to come. temperature-wise upper 50s to low 60s outside right now. not too bad, especially if you have sunshine out there. for the afternoon a lot of 60s, mid to upper 60s if you're going to be in the south bay. 68 san jose, 64 in oakland, 64 if you're going to fan fest, partly sunny skies and just the slight possibility of a few scattered showers. a massive tree fell on top three homes in the east bay. katie utehs is live in the

berkeley hills with a look at the damage. an amazing sight, katie. >> reporter: the roof of this tree no match for mother nature with the soggy ground and the high winds in the berkeley hills, homeowners tell me the winds sounded very strange yesterday like it was coming through a wind tunnel. it was enough around 2:30 in the afternoon to knock over this massive monterey pine. it felt distance of three backyards. as you can see the top of the tree punched through the roof of that house. fortunately no one was injured at the time. nobody was home at the time that it crashed through the roof, and there was some damage to the backyard, some backyard items, but nobody injured. we spoke with the homeowner who owns this tree, and he says that it was actually inspected this year. the top of the limbs had been trimmed so he did everything right but still no match for

mother nature, and we also spoke with a woman who lives in the home, the backyard where this tree fell from, and she described the winds yesterday as very eerie. she said after the tree fell she had a really hard time sleeping last night. >> every time there was a gust of wind i -- you know, i got the heebie-jeebieses. it's pretty scary. >> reporter: i want to show you video of the north bay which took the brunt of yesterday's storm. clover dale recorded 4 inches of rain while san rafael got closer to 2, 2 1/2 inches, and they also saw high winds. 50 to 60 miles per hour gusts knocked out power to traffic signals and toppled many trees, and we come back out here live, you can see there's going to be quite the cleanup here today. the tree trimmer is set to arrive at any time, but i'm standing on a fence that was taken down with this tree, so

the homeowner behind me while she's greatful that nobody was hurt, her dog's without a a backyard. folks are making the most of it. they're going to spend the day cleaning up, mike. most people really happy to see the rain. this is a little anecdotal reporting for you, but my rain barrels in the east bay, we filled them up. they were 32 rain barrels. >> 3 and a quarter inches in my gauge. they knew coming in today even with the break they were going to be just as busy. at least they have that break and they can clean it up and get it out of there. thanks katie utehs live in berkeley hills for us. just a few minutes ago sfo instituted ground chase for short haul flights. that means potential delays as the airport is slowing down. the rate of short west coast flights coming into sfo. there's a live look at san francisco international right now. sfo telling us ten departing flights and eleven arrivals have been canceled today.

that's the lingering effects from yesterday's disruptions in which there were more than 400 delays and some 180 cancellations. stay with the weather team all weekend long. you'll find all the information you need about the storm on air and online including twitter and facebook. the labor dispute at the port of oakland now, it is causing some containers -- these are happening at west coast ports. it has taken a turn. the shipping companies and terminal operators are telling the dock workers stay at home this weekend. they have shut down the operations until monday. jana katsuyama spoke with both sides and has the latest on negotiations. >> by 4 p.m. word had spread to truckdrivers at the port of oakland waiting to load or unload shipping containers before the weekend shutdown. the pacific maritime association which represents 70 port terminal operators and cargo shipping companies says nothing will be moved off or on to any ships this weekend at the 29 ports on the west coast.

>> just waiting waiting all the time all day. don't make nothing. >> for thousands of truckdrivers no loads this weekend means no pay. this driver who didn't want his face shown says for him each trip means $500. >> when you don't work you don't take container from the port you don't earn money. >> labor negotiations between pacific maritime and the international long shore union having dragging on for nine months. pma is accusing the 20,000 dock workers of a deliberate work slowdown. >> if the union is going to work at 40, 50, 60% below normal, we'll continue their slowdown, then we really don't have a choice. >> the association's president issued a statement wednesday in a youtube video. >> these slowdowns are having the same result as a worker strike except that workers are still getting a paycheck. >> the pma president says they've offered dock workers $160,000 a year. a spokesman for the union says

that number is inflated and worker pay is closer to $36 an hour or $75,000 a year. the union says the main sticking points are work rules, procedures and safety measures. >> this is a shocking development to have the companies close the ports down on the weekend in the middle of this congestion mess that's been affecting customers for the better part of 2014. >> for customers caught in the middle, it means yet another blow to their bottom line. >> i think there needs to be an intervention from the government. this is destroying our economy. >> a federal mediator has been at the table since last month and the work and the negotiations all expected to resume on monday. 112 day cruise is making its way around the world, and right now it's in san francisco. ktvu fox news reporter allie rasmus right there on the queen elizabeth to give us a look inside. i can only imagine a little impressive inside. >> reporter: it is, mike. we moved from outside to

inside. we are standing in the lobby of the queen elizabeth. the grand lobby as it's called, and it does look pretty grand. it's three stories tall. this ship is only five years old, but you can see all the decor and everything here is done in the art deco style to make it look even more majestic. this is a massive ship. there's 2,000 passengers on board. they are in the middle of 112 day cruise around the world, and this location where we are is kind of the central hub of the ship. this is where they have lounges, bars and restaurants. there's even a library down here on one of the floors. now, it's been an interesting morning for us getting on to this ship. we started our day at 5:00. we took a tug boat out on to the bay, and we met this ship. we saw the ship as this was passing under the golden gate bridge. we have some video i will show you well before the sun came up. it was a completely clear night. you can see the moon and in the distance you can see some flashing lights from on board the queen elizabeth. those we're told are the

passengers who got up early, brought their cameras and got out on the deck and took snapshots as they were passing underneath the golden gate bridge. overall it's been a neat experience. you're known as an expert in this type of travel, so what can you tell us about if people are interested in cruising, why is now a good time to start shopping around? >> this is one of the peak booking times of the year to people booking the cruises and. celebrating its 1735 anniversary. they've got great opportunities for you know, passengers booking regular inside ocean view and balcony cabins. there's a grill suites package available for people booking right now. there's others offerings really nice incentives. >> the cruise lines are mostly booked by march for the summer so now is the time. >> they're booked about 85 for the entire year. now is the time when the cruise lines get aggressive to fill

the remaining cabins so they offer some great opportunities. we're getting into the mediterranean season. there's some amazing last minute opportunities. royal caribbean's got the world's largest ship sailing there for the first time. they're offering air credits up to a thousand dollars per person. >> should you book online or call around. >> i tell people to research online but never book online and don't book direct. find yourself a good cruise agent. they're going to help get you the right ship at the right price which could save a lot of money and make sure you get the ship you like. there is a cruise ship for everybody. >> reporter: we are inside the grand lobby of the queen elizabeth cruise liner. we boarded this morning and we're going to take a look around. we're going to tour some of the other areas and we'll check back with you guys later on in the show. >> sounds good. thank you very much. we'll see you soon. mickey mouse, donald duck, jimeny cricket, some of the timeless characters in a disney

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♪i want to know have you ever seen the rain ♪ ♪ >> that's a great song to start our saturday morning. how are you? we've got some mild weather outside our door. partly sunny skies and i'm tracking a new round of rain that is moving into the peninsula. how about we get to storm tracker 2. moved to shore just a little while ago and it's going to continue to move towards the east. the east bay will see it in just a little bit. it stretches from half moon bay across wood side, palo alto 101 and 280 wet right now. down through los altos, sunnyvale, cupertino included in here. santa cruz mountains has been with on and off rain throughout the entire morning. as we get through today, we will be with periods of off and on rain. that's sort of going to be the pattern we see for today. as we get into tomorrow it's going to become widespread once again. here we are, notice the futurecast model having a hard

time picking up on that rain i showed you a moment ago. we have to take this with a grain of salt. we know there's going to be a lot of cloud cover. we know there's going to be a lot of moisture, and to pinpoint where those showers are going to pop up for today, very very difficult. i will say that we are looking at scattered showers that will continue. they'll be on and off. as we move into the 9:00 hour, the moisture's still with us, and now we have the next system beginning to move in sunday morning, and we wake up with scattered showers. but look what's behind it, light to moderate to heavy rain a possibility by about 10:00. i think the morning hours is when we'll see the very widespread sort of steady rain move through. by about 12:00 it begins to push off a little bit. we have some breaks back here, and then for the afternoon we have scattered showers in the forecast once again. that's what's in store for your sunday. first part will be that steady rain, second part will be scattered showers, and the wind is expected to come back as well. as far as rainfall amounts we could see anywhere from 1 to 2 inches over parts of the central bay, 3 inches for areas along the coastal hills as well

as the santa cruz mountains and 2 1/2 for parts of the north bay. temperatures this morning relatively mild. low 60s in san francisco, 63 in hayward, if you're going to fan fest this afternoon, not a bad day. partly sunny skies, maybe a few sprinkles in the forecast and low 60s expected for the afternoon. around the region, low 60s santa rosa, 64 in hayward, 66 redwood city and 68 expected in san jose. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view. so mainly dry today, a few passing showers. the next round moves in on sunday. going to be wet. we're going to be windy. we dry out monday afternoon. i'm going to leave him the chance for monday morning showers. >> there could be some rain later in the week you think maybe? >> we can hope, but right now it looks dry through wednesday. >> let's focus on one thing at a time right. we want to talk about valentine's day. i know that we know here that mike's a big softy and writes love letters to his wife which is very sweet. >> oh, yeah. if you are thinking i don't

have anything to write. i need to buy something, mike is here with some tips right? >> a lot of tips but i still think that a nice handwritten letter is good. you know this is like an $18 billion business? >> almost 19 billion. >> claudia joining us in studio to talk about gifts. i love the fact that you buy gifts for men. i feel like we kind of get left out a little bit. it's so dedicated towards women as it should be but right here right at the top. >> especially for your early morning folks. this is a keurig 2.0 brewing system. you can actually brew either a single cup or a craft, so a a full four cups in the craft. more than 400 beverages with this but chai lattes, hot cocoa, hot tea, cold tea. >> how much. >> 199. these are custom decals. we've got cherry red for valentine's day but awesome.

>> very cool,. >> candy, chocolate still a hot popular identity. >> lindt has premium chocolate. these are the truffles. they've got the milk chocolate hot box, the friendship box, strawberries strawberries and cream truffles this year at target. they start at 3.99. >> do you like chocolates? >> i love chocolates. >> what is it about when a guy gives a woman chocolates. >> sweets for your sweet. >> got it. >> he's like i don't get it. >> 38% of people are going to buy flowers. they can be really expensive on valentine's day. visa has teamed up with teleflora to give your viewers 40% off. if you enter the promo code visa 40 you're going to get 40% off these beautiful flowers. >> roses are red, violets are blue, on this valentine's day these eyes are just for you. >> the selfie stick. >> selfie stick. yeah. >> this is for either right?

>> hugely popular. they come in a variety of different formats. this is a higher end one. it's from target. it's $35. you can find these as low as 5 pucks at wal-mart. some museums are banning them, but a lot of people are loving the selfie and they actually take really good pictures. >> i actually saw someone using this. i've never seen it in action before. >> we move into jewelry another top category for valentine's day. >> i knew that one. >> flowers. for the jewelry we've got a local designer. her name is nazi patuey. we're trying to stop small, local. the name of her line is kamryn dame.com. she has this beautiful raw organic looking but really beautiful and refined. my necklace is also from kamryn dame. if you purchase by tuesday the 10th of february you'll get your purchase by valentine's day. >> something like this necklace more than 100. >> her prices start at $56. >> and then toss is another

local store. they've got stores all over the bay areas it's tossdesign.com. they're known for monogramming and personalizing. you see the c on this beautiful tote bag, you can personalize these bags. that's a makeup bag that says i love san francisco. you can make them say anything you want. the cup also, the simple gift that can be personalized. >> kind of boring though. i mean come on. >> just that but like this bag for example is great. that's great for traveling, great for carrying stuff around every day. >> i day -- >> and then another guy's item. this is called the ultimate man refueling set. >> facial peel. >> mike's the ultimate man. he needs some refueling. that starts at about $45. they'll put together any kit with as many items as you want. >> and dinner too. you guys still like dinner right. >> sure, but i like a homemade dinner. make me dinner. >> breakfast too. >> what do you like.

>> yeah, claudine what do you want for valentine's day? >> you know what, so i was first looking i said -- no, you already said you thought that was -- it should say claudine rocks. >> sure, i'll be on that. >> you can get it personalized to say that. >> the c on the cup. >> claudia, claudine. it works for both of us. >> uh-oh. >> oh, michael. >> so many ideas. so many ideas going through my head. >> i think the thought on any of it. >> don't forget also from toss personalized pillows. this one says love you more. you can order these to say anything you want somewhere and put the rose on top of it. >> and the letters. >> great idea. >> claudia thank you for coming in. and we'll be right back.

they are the defending champions and in just a few hours thousands of fans will have a chance to meet and greet players from the san francisco giants. there's the final out from kansas city. >> i can watch that 100 more

times. >> some fans have been camped out since last night braving that wind and the rain. they are diehards. >> scott reece giving us a close up look at the defending champs. >> a mere 103 days after the giants took the field they took to the microphone. well traveled. >> going on vacation for a week to costa rica. >> went to disney world for a couple days. >> and well rested. >> feels just like an arm, craziest thing. >> the down time afforded them some perspective on an incredible third title in five years. >> looking at the memorabilia and all the pictures and all stuff, you know, it really sinks in what you're able to accomplish as a team. >> now the focus shifts to 2015 and the most notable absence. >> we'll definitely miss pablo. he's a great player and it will be a little bit different without him to my right at 3

3rd base. >> your new 3rd baseman casey mcgee. >> future hall of famer. no [ laughter ] >> maybe not quite but a solid player nonetheless. >> the good casey that was huge, good 3rd baseman. great makeup guy, tough out. he's going to help soften the blow of losing to pablo sandoval. >> perhaps the biggest challenge being a new guy on a team full of returning world champions. >> it's going to be interesting the day they get their rings, feel a a little left out but maybe i'll bring my japanese ring in so i have something to wear on the plane afterwards. >> the giants must replace pablo's production and clubhouse presence but also his notable nickname i. asked mcgee what they called him in miami. hits mcgee. of course the fans will get a chance to meet casey and all he has teammates at the fan fest which begins a couple of hours from right now.

at at&t park scott reece ktvu news. there is news this morning involving the oakland arizona. >> jared parker has lost his arbitration case. he will receive an $850,000 salary this season. he had asked for 1.7 million. >> the a's are still going to hold their fan fest tomorrow at 10 a.m. if you're worried about the weather, it's not a problem because there are inside and outside venues. >> fans can get player and broadcaster autographs and snap photo with the team's four world series thoughties. admission is $10s. adoptions begin todayned to at the spca in just a few hours for the 100 dogs rescued from a home in fresno. >> we have dogs along the back side and along this front side. >> the dogs were all rescued last week. they were all at the home of an elderly woman who had dementia and who was being evicted.

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♪[ music ] ♪ >> feels like we're across the pond over there in britain but we're not. these are live pictures from the cruise ship the queen elizabeth. coming up in a few minutes we'll join ktvu's allie rasmus as she explores that ship docked in the city by the bay. >> came on over this morning. >> very cool. >> back to mornings on 2 everyone. >> fabulous. i've never been on a cruise ship have you ladies? >> i have been on. >> do you recommend them? >> absolutely. >> do you get seasick? >> even on a cruise ship. >> sure. i went to alaska last summer on

a ship for a friend's wedding and when it went into open water it's a little choppy. >> i'll think about it. >> that boat was really cool. it went under the golden gate bridge. they got beautiful shots of it. it's a really neat look and we have obviously that new terminal that just opened. >> thankfully it quieted down just in time for them to be able to do that. >> when ally was talking to the captain he said it was a little rough and kind of smoothed on out. thanks for setting that up. >> i do what i can. >> so the winds of course have died down. the rain has let up, but not completely. we still do have a few scattered showers in the forecast for today and giving you a live look there at what is going on over the bay where we have partly sunny skies. san francisco there way in the distance, and we have showers rolling over the peninsula. let's get back to storm tracker 2 and we'll take a look at where it is falling at this point. it came ashore in the last half hour, 45 minutes or so.

if we get in real close we've got rain falling in and around the airport. looks like at&t park is still dry, but highway 101, 280 from south san francisco down the peninsula, it's a wet one. palo alto, los altos hills, sunnyvale and cupertino, shifting over a little bit, light rain, drizzle falling over hayward and fremont crossing over the san mateo bridge and dun par issue dunbar ton. the winds will be a little breezy in the afternoon, nothing like what we saw yesterday, but we will have partly to mostly cloudy skies, and that moisture just going to hang on just enough to bring us the partly to mostly cloudy skies. as we get into the evening hours still the moisture there and look what is offshore. the next round of rain that will bring us not only widespread rain by tomorrow morning but the possibility of wind once again. so the national weather service is considering another wind advisory. not just yet, but we'll be tracking that for you. 63 degrees right now outside walnut creek. 61 in san francisco, 60 degrees

in napa. upper 50s redwood city and 63 for mountain view. if you are going to fan fest, partly sunny skies in the forecast for today, and we are looking at, again, the slight possibility of a few light passing showers for the afternoon. low 60s in the forecast. i'll take a look at the time line and the pattern expected as we get into your sunday. i'll detail what you can expect for the second half of the weekend. again, the winds a lot better at this time. it could be days before a landscaping crew can remove a 90-foot tree that actually fell on a few homes or at least the lawns of those homes in berkeley with the winds really gusting strong yesterday. let's go live back to ktvu fox 2 reporter katie utehs who has an update and a close up look. katie. >> reporter: rosemary, crews arrived about a half hour ago, and they're making pretty quick progress on this massive monterey pine. behind me you can see they're going to trim up the limbs first,s branches that are sitting on this rooftop before

they start getting into the trunk of this long tree. it poked through the rooftop of this house and actually spans the length of three backyards. it was so windy and wet here in the berkeley hills yesterday afternoon that the root ball, the entire root system fell with the tree, and homeowner here tells me they have these trees inspected every year. this one had even been trimmed so it wasn't top heavy but it was no match for mother nature. the woman who lives in the home where the tree fell from the backyard, she tells me the wind was very eerie yesterday but she didn't hear the tree fall because she was vacuuming when it came down. >> i was pretty shocked simply because i was just outside with the dogs, so, you know, i think we're really really lucky because the dogs and i were just outside. >> reporter: north bay took the

brunt of yesterday's storm as well, culverdale reported 4 inches of rain while san rafael got 2 1/2 inches or so. there were 50 to 60 miles per hour gusts which knocked out power to traffic signals and toppled trees in the north bay and back out here live, you can see that crews are going to be busy all day clearing trees here in the berkeley hills, and just goes to show you that you can really take care of your property and have the trees expected, but when we get these heavy rains and high winds when the ground hasn't been saturated for a while, it really makes these trees vulnerable. the good news here that nobody was injured. people were outside moments before but they were in their homes when it came down, and so we're going to send it back to you guys. we're live in berkeley, katie utehs ktvu channel 2 news. >> copy that. all right. thank you very much for that report. appreciate it. firefighters are investigating a deadly fire at a mobile home park in san jose. it happened before 2:00 at a mobile home on moss hollow

drive. when firefighters arrived they found the house and carport surrounded by flames. it took about 30 minutes to knock down that fire. once inside firefighters say they did find a body. it is unclear how that fire started. palo alto police are making a renewed push to try and solve a 14-year-old cold case. 21-year-old maria sheow was shot and killed outside the q cafe on june 10th, 2001. she was standing with family and friends at the time, but so far there are no hard leads in this case. investigators have released a new video with interviews with her family hoping it will jog someone's memory about that case. >> even if this video doesn't reach the actual person that has that direct knowledge, this video may reach somebody who has secondhand or third hand information about what happened. >> a $100,000 reward is now being offered for information leading to the killer. more than 100 measles cases have now been reported in the

state of california, but that number of bay area cases it's remained at 13. health officials say the outbreak started in mid- december when 39 people at disney land in anaheim contracted the virus. it appears 28 of the total cases include people who were in close contact with disney land visitors. but 36 of those cases have no known route of exposure. state health officials are recommending everyone get vaccinated. they say the vaccine is more than 99% effective. the university of california is responding to the measles outbreak with a new policy. starting in 2017 it's going to require students to have measles vaccinations. right now the uc system only requires hepatitis b vaccinations. some individual campuses, though, do have other additional requirements. women across the country are wrapping themselves in red to raise awareness about heart disease. next week there is going to be a special fashion show in new york city to help raise awareness. one of the dresses that will be

featured in the red dress collection was created by a 32- year-old designer stephanie bodner. she is one of six people studying at the fashion incubator in san francisco. it's a program for emerging designers. >> the idea of my line is taking vintage elements and adding a modern twist so a lot of my pieces are inspired by other eras and they have silhouettes that are wearable for a modern women. >> bodner is already in new york city preparing for the mercedes benz fashion show. the dress she designed will be worn by celebrity chef and tv personality carla hall. the queen elizabeth cruise ship is making its way around the world in 112 days. >> that's a long time. right now it is docked here in san francisco. >> allie rasmus is on board the queen elizabeth to give us a little bit of a sneak peek inside. good morning allie. >> reporter: good morning mike. we are on board, we are inside what's called the queen's

grill. this is the premier dining room for the people who pay top dollar to get on board the queen elizabeth. that cruise ship that is docked in san francisco this weekend. we're told the people who get to eat in this dining room pay anywhere from 10,000 to as much as $100,000 to get their ticket, and the appeal is they can pretty much get whatever they want when they come down here. we have burma who is the headwaiter here. people who come to dine here get their own butler; is that correct? >> every guest dining in the queens have their own butler, every suite. >> what sort of thing can they ask for to eat? literally anything. they have a big al cart menu which serves like caviar, roast duck, fillet steak, whatever they like. >> so if i came down here and said i want pancakes, they'll make it. >> we'll try. we'll always make it. we'll try to make it of course. >> i just want to point out some of the other details. there's about 54 tables and

they all have fresh cut roses on the table. they get these from a special refrigerator they have downstairs in the cruise ship, and that's one of the other things we wanted to mention. had they come here to san francisco, these ships, this cruise ship and others have to restock basically all their food, their fresh flowers and everything like that, so it does according to the port executive director of san francisco, it does -- 2 to 3,000 people on board these ships coming into the embarcadero and explore the city and all the goods reloaded every time the ship makes a call here. the port director says their business with cruise ships has increased in the last few years. >> it just has to do with demand. the west coast is becoming more in demand again as people maybe aren't going to europe as much and we're going to see growing demand in the pacific because asia and australia are starting to be itineraries in demand.

we're very very fortunate it's a wonderful period of time for us and it has caused our business to double. >> reporter: we've been on this ship all morning and we actually had a unique perspective. we were on a tug boat out on the bay as the queen elizabeth came under the golden gate bridge at around 6:00 this morning. it was perfectly clear skies, not a rain drop at all. very smooth sailing, and we got to see up close this cruise liner come into pier 35. that's where it's docked right now. it will be here until tomorrow afternoon. so all the folks on board will have a chance to go and explore the city and explore some of the night life tonight before they say good-bye and head on to hawaii starting tomorrow. >> mike and claudine back to you guys. >> i'll be interest today see if allie gets off the ship or goes on to hawaii. >> i know. thanks allie i appreciate it. a collection of rare disney land memorabilia goes up for auction today. >> the collection actually includes some original concept art, historical documents related to the park and then

there's handcrafted items that were made by walt disney. >> those items will be on display in sherman oaks. the owner of the gallery where the items are shown says it's the most expansive disney collection he's actually ever seen. >> people who are hardcore disney don't get this their way. >> we'll be there. >> we, you and i. >> got it. >> got it. >> with one interception he became a household name and a super bowl hero. >> coming up in 15 minutes the decision to pass the mvp gift from quarterback tom brady to defensive back malcolm butler. there he is. >> and how about some beer. san francisco beer week is officially underway. up next we are going to take a look and, yes, have a taste of some of the different types of beer and we'll tell you more on what you can expect from this year's event.

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good morning to you, a bit of a gloomy start over san jose with mostly cloudy skies and 61 degrees outside your door. it's never too early to talk about beer. bay area beer lovers are getting hopped up for a week dedicated to their favorite drinks. you are looking at video from last night, 2500 people there, it was sold out. they celebrated at formal mason. sipped on beers from northern california. beer week is going to continue through february 15th. you still have time. for the next nine days there

are going to be hundreds of events dedicated to the brewed beverage. joining me in the studio in honor of beer week, rich higgins. thank you so much for joining us. you brought beer for us best segment ever. >> i agree. yes. these are five different beers from all over the bay area. from san jose to stockton to sonoma county and san francisco proper. we've got beers from all sorts of different sometimes. they're all delicious. >> we saw this in the video of everyone drinking. you've got here we're in wine glasses. >> that's right. >> tell me about that. >> wine glasses are the perfect all purpose glass. they allow you to see it. if you want to warm it up you can, you don't have to. you can hold it by the stem. it's however you want to drink a beer. >> i know we don't have much time and we want to get through. >> got a lot of good beers. >> tell me why you brought these. i wish i could say i was a beer expert but i'm not. i'm willing to be. >> basically they cover different sometimes history of beer. the first one is from speak

easy. it's called metropolis lagger. a lot of people think craft beer is big aggressive choppy ales. this is the opposite. very easy drinking. it's hopped with americans hops. you get citrusy piney flavors. >> get to work here, start drinking. >> that is good. mike was going to cover over later. he's hovering so much. >> it's not fair claudine. >> quality control. >> tell me what we've got next. >> the next one is an imperial red ale down from san jose. it's a delicious beer. santa clara valley brewing company. a lot of caramel overtones from all the caramel malts that have been added but a big hoppy punch. >> are you seeing a lot more reds out there? >> yeah, it's a style that was popular in the 80s and 90s. it died out a little bit behind ipas. >> that will get you. >> it's definitely coming back.

it's food friendly. >> beer week in general, talk about the beer community and the breweries and what's kind of coming up. i was reading an article where they were saying 80s and 90%. it's booming. what is it about the bay area where people just appreciate it. >> people in the bay area love a lot of flavor. they love eating food with beverages whether it's wine or beer. there's a lot of history here. anchor brewing company helped start the revolution in san francisco in our backyard. it's a great local tradition. >> let's go through them. >> this is called campfire stout. this is from high water brewing company out of stockton. this is meant to taste like a s'mores. >> i'm in. >> chocolate, very chocolaty. a little hint of marshmallow aroma from the yeast. it's a really fun fun beer. >> that is fun. okay. next. >> the next one is one of the most popular beers in california and in the united states. it's called pliny the elder. >> so popular.

pliny the younger is the one that has lime. it is a little bit hard to find. it is a delicious piney, citrusy double ipa. >> do you buy into the younger thing since we're talking about it. >> it's such a good beer. however, scarcity breeds a whole lot of excitement. it is a delicious beer. >> the last one. >> this is brewed by almanac brewing company. it's a dark ale that's sour intentionally, and it's aged in tiki la inty key la barrels. >> the first and last ones are my favorite. >> do you brew your own. >> i'm the brew master at the mission in san francisco. >> brew at your house too? i haven't done it in my house. >> that's pretty popular too. >> one last thing i wanted to ask you about, i was reading too that if you've never been to this event that maybe a good way to do it is the beer dinner so you can see what you're supposed to be eating with the beer. >> food really helps the beer and beer helps the food.

i'll put in a plug. i'm putting on a beer dinner this thursday for citizen fox. it's the new brewery i'm opening. congratulations. >> very cool. which one was your favorite? >> probably the speak easy. >> i liked that one too. >> it was really nice. the pliny is great. i love them all. i'm a big ipa kind of guy. >> so good, so good. >> don't get him started. >> going on and on. >> hey rich thanks so much for coming in and bringing us beer. >> happy beer week. >> poor rosemary. look at her sitting all over there. >> we're not going to pound them all rosemary. >> sad face rosemary. all right. yes, we've got some nice weather coming our way for your saturday. we are not completely dry. we still have the possibility of a few scattered showers, but for the most part we're looking at mostly cloudy conditions to partly cloudy. had some rain move in across the peninsula and thousand it's shifting to the east. a few scattered showers reported in and around still

the peninsula up and down along highway 101 to 80, wood side, palo alto, sunnyvale and stretching into santa clara, milpitas, a few light showers outside your door. virginia city, oakland, 580 along 880 and crossing into areas like livermore, san ramon along 680. for today in and out of sun and clouds. we're sort of in between systems. we have a lot of moisture in place, and we will have that moisture continue to stream overhead and that's going to trigger those scattered showers for today. as we get into the evening hours we're mostly cloudy. you can see little bits of moisture. the models have a really hard time picking up on exactly where these scattered showers are going to develop and fall. take it with a grain of salt and know that the possibility is there if you have outdoor plans. this is round number 2. we've been talking about two storms for several days now. this is number 2 beginning to move ashore on sunday morning. looks like we start out with light showers. then it intensifies as we get into 9, 10, 11:00. at noontime widespread, if you have plans for your lunch hour

on sunday expect that keeping in mind that this could actually move up or back just a little bit as we get into the next 12 to 24 hours, and then we're left with scattered showers for the afternoon. as far as rainfall totals, another 1 to 3 inches expected. the winds are expected to come back as well with wind gusts at 45. temperatures in the low 60s. mid to upper 60s for the afternoon. in addition to a little bit of rain out there, we may see thunderstorm or two for sunday, and then we're drying out by monday afternoon. we're going to take a break. we'll be back in just a couple minutes.

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line. that catch sealed the victory for the pats and made butler a household name. >> the interception was the first of butler's nfl career. not a bad time to do it. despite his game saving play, the honor of mvp and this patriots red chevy truck was awarded to tom brady. >> can't see the truck now but it's coming up. >> after the game brady announced he actually wanted to gift that truck to butler, and now chevy says it's going to do the honors so brady does not have to pay a gift tax on it. that truck is expected to be presented to butler on tuesday at a ceremony in boston. >> very cool. it is time for this week's ticket saturday give away. four lucky winners are going to receive two one-day tickets to romancing the arts february 12 february 12th through the 2 2 2nd. the winners will be able to select the specific day they want to attend. to enter go to the contest page under the entertainment tab on ktvu.com and fill out the entry form. you must also enter the secret

word love. entries accepted from now until 11:59 tonight. you must be 18 years old and a legal california resident to enter. each prize has an approximate retail value of $250 and is provided by visit tri valley. the winners selected on february 9th. more rain today, more beer today, beer week, we're not letting go of these glasses. >> yeah, we're looking at okay weather. on and off showers today, more rain and wind coming tomorrow. that's going to be about it. >> all right. well. >> why are you looking at me? >> i don't know. >> that is our report for this morning. what beautiful shot there. a live picture from the queen elizabeth that is right now docked in san francisco.

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