good morning. looking live at storm tracker 2 all lit up on this sunday morning. strong gusty winds and more rain moving into the bay area. "mornings on 2" starts now. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2", sunday, february 8th. i'm crowd -- claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. this is a approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the rain on the camera. on the right our roof camera pointing to the oakland estuary.

rain falling in many parts of the bay area at this hour after cleaning up from the friday storm, already gearing up for round two. who do you want to go to for this? rosemary is watching this. it's here, right? it's coming and looks like it's spread all over. >> that's right. we're moving into primetime. when we rolled in earlier still dry skies. now the rain started, oh, about an hour ago. it's intensifying as we get through the next couple of hours. steady rain this morning, scattered showers for the afternoon. live look there at the bay bridge where it's a gloomy start to the day. in addition to the clouds and the rain as the anchors mentioned we have wind back with us as well and there's a advisory. more on that coming up. you can see the rain is widespread and heavier bands moving in up along the coastline. stretches from south san francisco along half-moon bay, san mateo light to moderate rainfall, along highway 101. 280 will be wet, if you have some place to head out to earlier and perhaps for most of the day we have scattered showers in the forecast as

well. over the santa cruz mountains we have light to moderate rain falling, we'll do a shift in sunnyvale, san jose, into the east bay light scattered showers for the east bay shoreline stretching into san ramon along 680, 580, now moving in. as well as concord, antioch and north bay. it's widespread there at this time. for the next few hours steady rain, heavy at times. by the second half of the day, scattered showers in the forecast, maybe even a thunderstorm because the air will be more unstable for the afternoon. winds not bad now but a wind advisory is very widespread. look at that, it lasts the entire day, winds to 25 miles per hour, gusting to 45 in and around our hills and along the coastline so it's going to be another wet and windy day. talk about how much rain i expect we're going to get and we'll track this, show you when we're going to dry out coming up. sandbagging sites have been popular this weekend. >> landscapers and arborists

have been pretty busy. crews working hard cleaning up from the first storm that toppled trees with the strong gusty winds and water-logged soil. >> it's expected all those crews, they will be in high demand again after today's storm which forecasters and rosemary predicting will bring the wind gusts of more than 50 miles per hour. a crew with ponderosa tree service spent hours cutting up and removing a 90-foot monterey pine that fell across three neighboring yards in berkeley hills. it took down two fence lines and even punched a hole through a roof. >> every time there was a gust of wind i got the heebie jeepies. it was pretty scary. >> that property owner told us the tree was inspected every year and had been trimmed and checked. a handful of people in the bay area are still without power this morning. in morinne county a damaged transmission line blamed for an

outage in one larkspur neighborhood. the street lights are out and homeowners struggling to get by with the lack of power. >> it was a big explosion, then everyone went dark. the lights came on but not all the way. very, very dim. it's hard to read by. we can't turn the computer on. can't cook. can't get warm. >> pg&e pg&e says it's restored power to 99% of bay area customers but the powerful winds blowing back in with the new system are a major safety threat for workers. strong gusts can actually flip the buckets on the utility vehicles and push them into power lines. on friday pg&e ordered all buckets down for safety in two areas friday. here's a look at the danger facing those pg&e crews, a power line in novato fell yesterday at the costco on vintage way. sparked a one-acre fire in the marsh but no one was hurt.

expect travel delays throughout the day. that is sfo, a live picture at the airport, heavy wind gusts, low-lying clouds will slow down flights. yesterday the airport instituted ground delays for short west coast flights. stay with us with us, our weather team all weekend will give you the information you need about the storm on air and on-line clotting twitter and facebook. a fire in oakland is being investigated. it started just before 5:00 this morning on 14th avenue and east 20th street. no residents or firefighters were hurt in this fire. it took about 20 minutes to put it out. fire crews repelled 200 feet down a pacifica cliff in the dark to rescue a stranded hiker. it happened at palmetto avenue and westline drive 4:30 last night. fire crews say a woman who fell down the side of a cliff near muscle rock park. it took two and-a-half hours to get her to safety. rescuers say she suffered

moderate injuries. a crash in san francisco put three pedestrians in the hospital. it happened before 8:00 last night on 14th street and south van northwest avenue not far from the -- van ness avenue not far from the 101 entrance. two vehicles collided at the intersection, one continued to roll and then struck three people who were walking in the crosswalk. the victim were taken to sf general with life threatening injuries. the drivers were not hurt. operations at all 28 west coast ports will be suspended again today. that includes oakland which is considered the fifth busiest port in the country. shippers and terminal prittors shut down vessel loading and unloading at the ports yesterday. they claim workers have slowed down work for months because of drawn out negotiations over a new contract. >> we're getting to a point, a breaking point where the system is really sort of collapsing under its own weight. we're experiencing significant delays and back lost. >> they really need to get back to the bar gabbing table and get this thing settled because the consequences for americans

and workers are too big. >> port workers from southern california actually came to oakland to protest the shutdown. the ports are expected to reopen tomorrow. some economists say the regional economy loses as much as $2 billion every day those ports are closed. the strike at the oil refinery in martinez continues, steel workers remaining on the picket line. >> stand up! >> fight back! >> refinery staff has to cross through the line to get to the plant. police were called for that strike but no arrests were reported. the shortage shut down for previously scheduled maintenance but it may stay closed a little longer. >> we want to get the contract. we want to get training for our employees, training that we're involved in. and we want safe refineries. that's what we're here for. >> last week our camera caught this truck, blowing through

that picket line. it's a decent rate of speed. no one was hurt. it's the first time in 35 years there's been a strike at a major oil refinery or at major oil refineries across the united states. shell oil leading negotiations for those refineries says the strike is not expected to disrupt operations. it's still unclear how muchen an impact the strike is going to have on california gas prices. those prices are getting higher. the average price for a gallon of regular is now $2.62. that is up 17 cents in the last week. and very close to what we are paying if you remember at the beginning of january. experts say two other factors could be to blame. california refineries are beginning that conversion to the more expensive summer blend gas and crude oil prices are also up.

the powerball jackpot is expected to hit $450 million. no one won the $390 million last night's game. two tickets bought in southern california though did match all the numbers except the red powerball number. the tickets are worth $1 million each. here are the numbers. it's billed as one of the largest travel shows in the country. visitors are going to learn everything from discount hotel reservations to under the radar vacation spots allie rasmus joins us live from the santa clara convention center. >> reporter: more than 1,000 different vendors from all over the world, travel experts talking about different places you can go and check out. i did a quick walk through, through the convention center

and saw booths from many countries. including maces closer to home, the nevada section here. you can see there's a booth from mendocino county. in this area where i'm standing this is called the yosemite pavilion. different places, folks in the bay area can check out within five hours' drive from where they live. whitney lennon is the director for the mammoth lakes tourism. tell us about some of the things people can do in yosemite valley. a lot of people think of yosemite and think of the park. >> it's surprising, the area that surrounds the park is really just an extension of the park but we also have a lot of great additions like wine tasting in the area. you have the wine trail in oakhurst. you have zim lining in mariposa. zip lining. world class white water rafting. you can kayak on the east side. there's a lot of variety. thought the area. >> reporter: we have to point out what is going on here behind us because you can hear

them. they are rock climbing on the rock wall you have. is this something that anyone can do with a little bit of training? and can they get the training if they go on a trip to yosemite valley? >> absolutely. this is for adventurers of all ages. you can just hire a guide, any age and they can get you up a great piece of wall. it may look intimidating but they will take you step by step and it feels more natural than you would think it does. >> reporter: publicity has gotten -- it's gotten with the two climbers on el capitan. you don't need experience? >> yes. this is a free event and we can get to you the top. >> reporter: thank you so much. the travel adventure show is from 11:00 to 4:00 at the santa clara convention center. kids $tickets $11. kids under 16 are free. organizers says one reason to check it out, you cannot only talk to the vendors that do the tours you might want to book or

consider booking, you can also sample the music and some of the food from a lot of the different countries that have booths out here. back to you. >> food, speaking my language. >> very hands on event. thank you. giving a voice to those who don't have one. >> excuse me, i need your attention. >> coming up at 7:35, new technology making it possible for a dog to talk. how it can help save lives. >> former olympian bruce jenner is back in the news, this time he's been involved in a deadly crash in southern california. what police say they believe caused the accident that left a woman dead and seven others hurt >> steady rains sweeping over the bay area this morning. the winds developing as well. how strong are the gusts expected to get?

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involved in a multicar crashed that killed a woman. this photo taken by tmz showing jenner at the crash scene. he was not hurt but seven people did suffer minor to moderate injuries in the crash. it happened yesterday at noon on the pch malibu. law enforcement sources call it a chain reaction accident involving four vehicles that apparently started when a prius slowed down and was rear ended by a white lexus. that lexus then hit from behind by jenner. >> bruce jenner's car, when it struck the lexus the lexus went into oncoming traffic which struck the southbound h2 hummer and the driver of the white lexus was pronounced dead at the scene. >> investigators say jenner was being followed by paparazzi at the time but he was not being chased. and they were not a factor in the crash. early this morning pennsylvania police arrested a

17-year-old boy for the shooting of three people in a pennsylvania mall. police have not released his name but say they identified him by matching surveillance video with images on social media. investigators are calling the shooting a targeted attack. they say the teen went in a macy's and shot a 20-year-old man, two bystanders were also wounded. both male victims are reportedly in critical condition, a female victim is in stable condition. former oakland raiders quarterback pryor tweeted he was in the mall and saw two people get shot. he was not hurt. a richmond man arrested on charges of open fire in a fairfield grocery store. witnesses say 43-year-old sean glassberg fired several rounds near a food max store and one round inside. when officers tracked him down they say he threw a handgun on the ground. no one was hurt. bay area mass transit has become less popular in the last two decades. a study shows people in the bay area took 35.1 million trips on public transit during a typical

week day in 2013. that is down 100,000 from its peak in 2001 according to the 34áe79 transportation commission. the overall decline happened even while the population in the bay area was growing and ridership on bart and cal train being at record levels. time now is 7:16. if you're peeking outside your window and thinking is it here yet? the answer is yes. it's here and more is coming? >> it is. i think during the next few hours, is web we'll see the steady heavy rain. by afternoon we break to scattered showers, with the scattered showers the possibility of a thunderstorm, maybe two. a little had bit of unstable air moving in for the second half of the afternoon and oh, did i mention the wind is coming back as well? let's look outside our doors. you can see plenty of gray to go around. even patchy dense fog reported for areas. the winds will come along and push that out of the way but the rain is here to stay. once that steady rain moves through it will be off and on the rest of the afternoon. on storm tracker we'll see where it's, again, at its

heaviest, began to move in 5:30, 6:00 this morning. we had some steady heavier rain that moved through in san francisco but it's now off, it's a wet day over the bay bridge, we have wet weather over the san rafael richmond bridge. as we slide along the peninsula, moderate rain along 101, 280, san mateo bridge, palo alto, all the small areas in between. santa cruz mountain good rain falling. south bay widespread light rain falling and into the east bay as well from the east bay shoreline, hayward, oakland, union city, stretching into the valleys. and into livermore. one last shift to the north, show you walnut creek, concord all getting in on this. to the north bay where rain is falling in areas along 101, could be heavier in here between santa rosa and petaluma. the winds will be picking up, i think they will be gusty for the afternoon. be prepared for that. as we get into the second half of the day this rain continues to push to the east. we'll have the wind and then we'll have the scattered

showers. mountainview reporting 16 miles per hour now. that wind at livermore at 6 and san jose 7 so not too bad. sfo at 13 miles per hour but as i mentioned at the top of the hour we actually have a wind advisory for the entire day. with some gusts along the coast and hills reaching to about 50 miles per hour. let's talk about rainfall totals. looking anywhere from 2 to 3 inches for the coastal hills, santa cruz mountains, get into the south bay, half-inch to 3/4 inch, maybe inch for some areas that get a little more, around the central bay 3/4 inch to inch, inch and a quarter and north bay expected to pick up two inches from this. it's good news in addition to what we had friday. a cooler start in the numbers but still not bad. upper 50s in san francisco. 58 hayward. 57 redwood city and 57 napa. for the afternoon our numbers a lot like what we had yesterday. widespread 60s in the forecast. 63 pacifica. 68 san jose and 69 santa cruz. relatively mild, in fact i walked outside yesterday and thought wow, it's really muggy.

it was very cloudy and kind of warm and that's with a we'll have again for the afternoon today. in addition to the rain, the wind, continuing through the day, we'll wake up tomorrow morning with scattered showers. then we begin to dry out, ridge of high pressure builds back in and we're back with 72 degrees and mostly sunny skies by mid- week wednesday. >> that rain tomorrow morning, just in commute hours? >> i think we'll have scattered showers. shouldn't be too bad. >> i'm curious about the thunder today. 7:20. popular bay area company recalling valentine's day candy because it could make people sick. see's candy says some red heart- shaped boxes are not properly labeled. the recall affects all 8-ounce classic red hearts with assorted chocolate. people with allergies to coconut, walnuts, almonds or

pecans, who eat the candidacy run risk of -- candy run risk of a dangerous allergic reaction. you can get a refund for the full purchase price. "50 shades of grey" now offering what it refers to as 50 shades adult toys. the store says it includes a pair of snow-peeking blind folds, massage oil and other things we're too embarrassed to mention. it's part of the pleasure collection approved by the author. target says the items are available on line or in the adult health area of the store. that brings us to our question of the day. we want to know if you think that target may be going a little too far selling those items. share your thoughts on our ktvu fox 2 facebook page. the countdown is officially on. >> i just kind of count down the days until baseball starts. >> coming up at 7:45, how giants and as fans are gearing up for the new baseball season. >> first the biggest names in

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dozens of people showed up for a vigil for the jordanian pilot who was burned alive in syria. a man says even though no one in the bay area actually knew the pilot his death still feels like a personal attack. >> even though this tragedy happened 9,000 miles away it feels it's only 100 feet away. we feel like he's right here with us even though he is not physically with us, his spirit will remain with us. >> jordan has already retaliated with a series of airstrikes on suspected isis strongholds. transasia airways started to give money to the families of passengers who died in last week's crash in taiwan. the airline is distributed $38,

000 for the families for funeral costs. today drivers tried to find -- divers tried to find the bodies of three people still missing. at least 40 people died after the plane crashed into a river minutes after takeoff wednesday. 15 people were rescued, preliminary investigations indicate the pilot shut off a running engine after its other engine went idle. friends and family members continue to surround and pray for the daughter of bobbi kristina brown and the late whitney houston. bobbi kristina brown has been in a medically induced coma after being found unconscious in a bathtub more than a week ago. according to tmz doctors told the family nothing more can be done. a decision about life support is now in the hands of her father, singer bobby brown. singer and actress jennifer hudson talked about bobbi kristina during a recent interview. >> all we can do is pray for her. and send well wishes but at the same time be understanding that first this is a human being, this is a person who suffered a drastic loss and she's young.

>> investigators say they are now focusing their attention on bobbi kristina's boyfriend nick gordon. wednesday will mark three years since whitney houston died after being found unconscious in a bathtub at the beverly hilton hotel. preparations are underway for tonight's grammy awards. crews have been working to set up the red carpet and big stages ahead of the big show. the 57th annual grammy awards at the staples center in los angeles. beyonce, pharrell and sam smith have six nominations each. rapper and ll cool j is hosting it for the fourth consecutive year. mate i be knowing in the -- it may be snowing in the sierra today but a lack of snow is impacting skiers and snowboarders. where he there are going? >> excuse me, i need your attention. >> yes, that's the dog tacking. dogs communicating with humans. new technology designed to help save lives.

>> outside our doors, the bay area is in store for another soaking. it's already falling, moderate in areas. winds coming back as well. more coming up. can

into taking a live look outside on i-580. a lot different than when i crossed that this morning. the roads were dry, now wet as that weather is moving into the bay area. welcome back to "mornings on 2", i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. let's start with a look at the weather. rosemary warned you you need your umbrella today and you delivered. >> thankfully the fan fest today is going to be indoors. >> horrible? >> otherwise you definitely need your umbrella through the morning hours. it's going to a steady sweep over the area. as we get into the afternoon it will break up a little. it will be more hit or miss but it's not going away. it's going to stay with us the entire day. giving you a live look at that gloomy start to the day. now on to storm tracker 2 where we're tracking light to moderate rain but look, it's everywhere at this time. if we slide in a little closer we'll look along the peninsula where we've got rainfall rates, looks like about 3/10 inch an hour. keep in mind it's not going to stay put, it's going to keep pushing off but this is where

we're seeing a little more heavier rain from san mateo through redwood city and woodside, palo alto included, los altos, sunnyvale, a steady light rain over the small communities. campbell and along highway 101 through morgan hill and gilroy. santa cruz, light railing falling here. over the santa cruz mountains it's a little heavier but around the beach not too bad. san ramon, pleasanton, livermore, a light rain. lighter shades indicating maybe just a little drizzle. but look what's to come. moderate rain just on the east bay shoreline there. as we get into the north we have areas around valejo, around american canyon area, we've got over the north bay, santa rosa picking up pretty steady rain at this time. one last shift along the coast, light to moderate rain now falling over areas like inverneness, salinas. as we get into the second half of the day we'll continue to see the rain but again it will be the on and off. not the steady rain that we're

seeing now. this is sort of primetime. wind advisory for the entire day, wind gusts expected 45, i'm actually going to upgrade this because along the coast and in the hills we're talking 50 to 55, these winds definitely strong enough to topple trees, bring down power lines, it's going to be a lot like what we had just on friday. giving you a look here at the numbers. we are expecting any where from 2 1/2 to 3 inches along the coastal hills and santa cruz mountains. for urban areas, 3/4eu6r7b8g to inch and a quarter. a little less than at that for the south bay. the north bay could get another two inches out of this. this is great news. 54novato, 64 for redwood city. for the second half of the afternoon the numbers barely budge from yesterday. widespread 60s. low to mid-60s for the north bay, central bay. get into the south bay, 68 san jose. 69 degrees for santa cruz. let's take care of that extended forecast. so rain this morning, followed by afternoon showers, we will have the possibility of a few

thunderstorms, that means hail, lightning, won't be widespread but we're going to leave that in there. as we get into monday morning we start with a few scattered showers, then we dry out for the second half. then we're dry tuesday, wednesday, thursday, temperatures rebound back in the upper 60s to low 70s as we get into tuesday and wednesday. then holding steady for thursday. back to you. homeowners have been preparing for this wet weekend for some time. keeping those sandbags site busy because they are worried about flooding on streets and private property. >> today's storm could be a repeat of the first which toppled trees because of the 50 mile-per-hour wind gusts and water-logged soil. pg&e crews have been scrambling to restore power throughout the bay area. >> a lot of people stuck in the dark. nearly 1,000 homes and businesses lost power at some time this weekend. service has been restored though for 99% of pg&e customers. but with the second storm coming in utility crews are standing by. >> they tell us that when electricity goes out their goal is to restore power within 24

hours. while it's raining here in the bay area, parts of the sierra are getting new snow. >> some areas actually saw more than a foot of fresh powder. more snow is expected today in the higher elevations and as you might imagine that snow welcome news for the tahoe resorts following the bone-dry january. with presidents' day weekend which is typically a big one for skiorings and snowboarders next weekend resorts are hoping fresh snow will attract more people to the slopes. at 8:15 we talk to kirkwood about the current ski conditions there in lake tahoe. >> skiers and snowboarders not too bad when you talk about mammoth ski resort. they got a foot of new snow. then you got the more snow coming so they are expecting those totals to top 3 feet at elevations above 8, 000 feet. >> california's drought is sending some local skiers actually out of state looking for some good snow. downhill and snowboarding resorts in the sierra are able

to make snow but the reason warmer storms dumped rain instead of snow at elevations below 8,000 feet. nearly all the cross-country resorts can't make enough snow to cover ground. >> many californians are going to idaho and washington state, just looking for other places to enjoy that winter sports. you don't want winter to go away without hitting the slopes. the blizzard of 2015 continues to pound the northeast united states. >> the national weather service predicts some areas of new england could see up to 2 feet of new snow by tuesday morning. the two brutal storms already hit the northeast in the past two weeks closing down airports and shutting down schools there. >> if you talk about boston it actually set a record for the most snowfall in a 7-day period. they got more than 40 inches of snow. >> i am getting tired of doing this over again. yeah, it just stopped. somebody left the freezer door open and they really should close it. >> hardware stores are selling

out on winter supplies. some folks say because of the heavy use the season they are now on their third ice scaper or snow shovel. a wildfire burning south of the lake is 50% contained. it's burned 7, 000 acres, almost 11,000 square miles. already destroyed 40 homes and other buildings near the border. wind gusts hit 75 miles per hour. that did force evacuation of paradise and small meadows towns. there's a go fund me site to help the fire victims. $7, 000 has already been pledged on that site. thousands of protesters went to oakland to demand governor brown ban fracking in california. >> county leaders don't frack! >> demonstrators say studies show fracking which is short for hydraulic fracturing is making the area worse.

they say it threatens the state's fragile environment. >> we need to follow the lead of scientists, the state of new york and others throughout the nation who are recognizing that fracking endangers our drinking water and can even make birth weights worse. >> they are using fracking as a trojan horse and really the end goal is to stop the production and with the economy of our scale it doesn't make sense to stop our use of fossil fuels overnight. >> governor brown set a goal of california getting half its energy from renewable sources in the last 15 years but hasn't spoken against or in favor of fracking. as concern over the measles grows some parents are taking matters into their own hands and -- by hosting measles parties. organizers say having unvaccinated children interact with infected children. the whole idea is that parents can get their children sick once and then they are done for the rest of their lives but some other parents think this

is a very bad idea. >> how do you tell a little kid don't scratch yourself? or to -- i would rather them have the vaccination. >> be like come on over and let's all have the disease to get it over with! not worth it. >> the california department of public health is warning parents against having measles parties. public health officials say they believe in immunization rate of at least 90% is critical in minimizing the potential for a disease outbreak. a new report says more than 1/4 of schools in california have measles immunization rates for kindergarteners that are well below that level. part of this is driven by parents who have opted out of vaccinating their children by claiming a personal belief exemption. according to "the new york times" exemption rates in morinne county are nearly three times the state level but that trend appears to be reversing. the milwaukee health department

helped people prepare for the uptick in measles infections by handing out free vaccines this weekend. a health center was open for special hours looking for those to get their children protected against measles. milwaukee got a special waiver from the state to give the vaccine for free. a record crowd spent a lot of time but not a lot of dollars at an unusual state action. >> anybody have $15? >> it's the state surplus auction that has five times a year in sacramento. everybody g everything on the action block has been seized or found by government agencies around the state including the chp and tsa. >> a lot of people leave jewelry at the counter and we're able to bring it here and offer it to the public >> some people say they come to the auctions every year. one man said he bought new computers for $70 each. the state had 1,200 items available and made $100,000 in all. the next auction is scheduled

for april 11th. your dog is usually your most loyal companion and now may be able to talk back to you. developers at georgia tech have come up with a series -- a -- a solution for fido. >> excuse me, i need your attention . >> reporter: a remarkable new technology that gives voice to those who have no forwardrrrrrred communication between service dogs and their owners. >> they can nudge the person, they can bark, speak in dong language. what we're trying to do is give them a way to communicate clearly with their handler. >> reporter: dr. melody jks and her team are developing wearable technology that makes it possible for a dog to talk by pulling on an lastic activator -- >> i heard the door bell. >> the vests can be customized to help deaf or disabled or

those who might suffer a medical emergency. >> i need your attention. >> reporter: jackson is even designing a vest that can be worn by a bomb-sniffing dog. depending on what explosive the dog finds it could communicate that to the bomb squad. >> what they need is to know what kind of explosive has the dog found. the dog knows, the dog knows is this tatp which is volatile and might explode if you bump it or c4 that is more stable? >> georgia tech police say it's very easy to take a highly trained dog and get them used to the new technology [we've replicated it as little as just a few seconds. it's just a matter of conditioning the dog for a certainly response. >> reporter: jackson is also working on a sort of remote control for dogs. a vest embedded with tiny vibrating motors. depending on which motor buzzes it sends different commands to the dog. a way to work with dogs either far from their handlers or in situations requiring stealth. other technology jackson is experimenting with, cell phones and gps for the vests.

a dog could call 911 if its owner got in trouble or a search and rescue dog could activate a gps locator when it finds a missing person and stay with them until rescuers arrive. in atlanta, john roberts, fox news. >> i think it's a great thing. save lives, can help owners. you can't help but think of the movie "up." dog, squirrel. squirrel. that voice. it's the same robotic voice. >> i like the dog eyes, they don't really need to talk. they can communicate with those eyes. >> but there's someone at the door in case you didn't know. let's talk about the powerball because you lost. >> i got one number. >> what does that mean? the jackpot gets bigger. coming up at 8:00, the size of this week's jackpot after no one, not mike, matched numbers last night. >> that football season is now over and people are ready for a little baseball. h a...s and giants fans are ready................... >> rain......ing outside, there's a look at the east shore freeway as it rolls on

through emeryville berkeley......................... no problems there that we can see but the chp is already reporting several accidents out there. we're also getting reports of flooding in san jose, oakland and the peninsula area. it's going to be like that all among long, folks. give yourself a little extra time if you're heading out.

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welcome back. thank you for joining us. it's a wet start to the day. wet and windy for the afternoon. live look over the oakland estuary. 60 degrees. >> the fan fest will be later

this morning. >> fans can get autographs from players. the event is scheduled to be held both at the coliseum and inside oracle arena. i imagine the arena will be the more popular spot. >> for sure today. to get there, fans, you need to buy tickets. those are about $10. you can take photos with the team's four world series trophies. there's also a q and a session with the general manager. again $10 for adults. >> if you want to go there parking is free. the event begins in a couple of hours at 10:00 this morning. the doors first open though at 9:00. the giants estimate 30,000 people attended their fan fest yesterday out at at&t park. >> scott reese was there and shows us the love affair between the world series champs and their devoted fans. >> reporter: even through a short off-season they've missed their giants. >> i can't watch it on tv.

sometimes i forget the players' names over time. >> i go into a slow depression, you know? because i don't like football or basketball. i just count down the days until baseball starts. >> reporter: well, it's here and fans large and small - >> [ cheering and applause ] >> are making the most of it in every way possible. >> we got to meet buster posey. the second time i've met him, he signed any arm. i'm going later today to get it tattooed so i have it permanently. >> reporter: giants fans are some of the best in the game as evidence by the 327 straight regular season sellouts at at&t park. all the players, even the new guys are he very much aware of this incredible support system. >> it's a tough place to play. they pack the house every night and they love the giants. the right side of it is better than the other side. >> it's always interesting, the way you feel come into to fan fest. you get the excitement of the

fans and it was fund for us. >> go ahead 2014. >> reporter: of course everybody here inside the organization and out appreciates the privilege of coming into a new season on top of the baseball world. >> it's cool. it's a dynasty. we're coming in, it's like major champions. we have a lot going on >> it's a great feeling to come in and -- come into a fan fest as world champions. it's something that never gets old. >> reporter: at at&t park i'm scott reese. >> my son actually pulled out his mitten from the garage, he's four and is getting excited. >> baseball season is here. the rain, it was so beautiful in those patients. these fans are going to have to get beautiful pictures inside. >> sure, it's all good. >> they won't care. >> baseball. >> that's right. rain or shine. let's talk about the rain, it's widespread this morning. rolled in a little earlier and we're all enjoying some nice rain. if you're out for a bike ride

that could be a bit slick. the roadways as well but if you are sitting in your comfortable living room it sure is nice to see the rain falling. giving you a live look at the gray start over the oakland estuary. again it began a little earlier this morning about 6:00, 7:00, on schedule. this is primetime, this is when the heavy steady stuff is moving through. as we get into the seconds half of the day it won't be steady, it will be more hit or miss. and the possibility of thunderstorms. looking actually better now than even just yesterday. so we may see a few thunderstorms pop up in the afternoon. let's get back, we'll squeeze in and look at where we're seeing moderate rainfall in and around, looks like right about from san mateo into the done barton bridge, some moderate rain falling, precip rates 3/10 inch and it shifts into the east bay. fremont, hayward and if you shift to the south bay you see light to moderate rain it will to fall. it's very widespread, hard to find a place on the map that

doesn't have at least a little green. look at the santa cruz mountains and capilota, areas around hayward, again we were watching this over the peninsula, in the last half- hour, continues to push east. eventually into livermore and antioch. as we get into areas around antioch, concord, walnut creek light to moderate rain falling and the north the bay where we continue here with light to moderate rain and possibility, looks like a few specks of blue there. we have heavier rain, maybe even a little hail. the best possibility of the thunderstorms, again, will be in the afternoon. windy advisory in place, i've been talking about that. the winds so far not bad. i'm seeing gusts pick up look the coastline, half-moon bay to 25 miles per hour. in and around napa 9, 10 in novato. if we shift to the south, 3 hayward. winds will become a little stronger as we get into the second half of the morning as well as into the afternoon. so your headlines for today,

the steady rain moving through this morning, afternoon showers and the possibility of thunderstorms. and just a breezy gusty day for most of us. temperature right now a lot like yesterday. some of us starting a few degrees cooler but not bad, upper 50s, a few low 60s. san jose 60. san francisco 59 for the afternoon. a near repeat of yesterday at least when it comes to the numbers. widespread low to mid to upper 60s. 68 for los gatos. and pleasanton 66. the extended forecast with the second half of the weekend in view, rain this morning, showers for the afternoon, thunderstorms, winds, it's going to be messy. if you don't have to be out and about, maybe consider staying in. we'll wake up tomorrow morning with a if you scattered showers, just those lingering ones, then dry by the afternoon and dry all the way through thursday. temperatures begin to rebound, back in the low 70s by mid- week. >> it's still a warm rain. >> that's right. the snow levels are still really high but are going to pick up at least a few more inches, several inches. >> next weekend is a big

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>> if the launch is successful of the observatory will be sent a million miles into space to give researchers a wider angle of the earth that shows one entire hemisphere in a single view. president obama returns to the bay area this week. his focus is cybersecurity and fundraising, he will arrive in fran thursday and then take part in a cybersecurity summit at stamford friday. he will discuss private and public companies working together to protect consumers and businesses from growing cyberthreats. plus improving security technology such as in the area of on-line shopping. the summit features top policy makers, silicon valley chief executives and academic leaders. friday night president obama will speak at a democratic fundraiser in the san francisco russian hill neighborhood. after a rough loss in atlanta golden state bounced back against the knicks. first quarter, ball movement, thompson to green, that is good from 3, warriors up 7, golden

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>> the weather system that is moving in, rosemary took a little walk outside from the studio and is now up on top of the roof down at the third floor of the studios. dumping now or light rain? >> reporter: it's just a light steady rain, as expected. we are getting wet out here. it's actually kind of nice. it's not too bad, not too cold. temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. if i point you towards the north and west you can see we do have that flag blowing there. a little in the wind. the winds are expected to be picking up this morning and into the afternoon. in fact already watching them grow stronger in and around and along the coastline. first let's look at the radar and you can see for yourself just how widespread it is.

we have light to moderate rainfall at times. and this is going to push through, through the morning hours. so the steady rain sweeping across the area, right now, sort of primetime for that we'll call it. as we get into the seconds half of the day we're going to break away the mostly cloudy skies and scattered showers and thunderstorms could also be a possibility for the second half of the day. let's talk more about this wind because it's expected again to gain strength into the second half of the morning and afternoon with wind gusts reaching 35 to 40 45á for many areas and in the hills as well as along our coastline could actually get to about 50 miles per hour. those winds definitely strong enough to topple trees once again, the power lines and another wet windy afternoon a lot like friday. when we come back i can tell you how much rain we'll expect and how long it will last. back to you. >> thank you for braving the rain. with all this rain you might imagine sandbagging sights have been popular spots this weekend. >> landscapers and arborists

have been really busy too. the crews really trying to clean up from the first storm that toppled trees and brought strong winds and waterlogged soil. it's expected they are going to be back in high demand after today's storm bloases through. forecasters predicting this one is going to bring wind gusts of more than 45 miles an hour. >> a crew with ponderosa tree service spent hours cutting up and removing a 90-foot monterey pine that fell across three neighboring yards in the berkeley hills. the tree took down two fence lines, even punched a hole through a roof. >> every time there was a gust of wind i got the heebie jeebies. pretty scary. >> the property owner told us that tree was actually inspected every year and had been trimmed and checked. tough thing for it to fall down. pg&e crews are also working overtime this weekend across the bay area. even beyond toward the oregon

border. from friday to this morning 90,000 cuffed merce lost power at one time or another. >> what pg&e did, brought workers from other states just to make sure they have enough people to try to get the lights to stay on. we actually went to one neighborhood in lark spur where the street lights went out and the homeowners had to get by without much power. >> there was a big explosion, and then everybody went dark and then the lights came on but didn't come all the way. very, very dim, hard to read by. we can't turn the computer on. can't cook. can't get warm. >> pg&e says it's restored power to 99% of bay area customers but those powerful gusty winds blowing back into the bay area with the new system are also a major safety threat for workers today. strong gusts can flip the buckets on the utility vehicles or even push them into the power lines.

on friday pg&e ordered all buckets down for safety in the two nearby areas. the weather already fouling up travel plans at san francisco international. here's a live pick towards the airport. we just got off the phone with the sfo duty manager, he tells us 24 arrivals and 24 departing flights have been cancelled today and in an hour from now the airport will institute ground dlies for short west coast -- delays for short west coast flights which will slow down the traffic on the runways. stay with us, you can find all the information you need about this storm now on air and on line including twitter and facebook. right now we're also following developing news in oakland where a fire is being investigated. this one started up just before 5:00 this morning on 14th avenue and east 20th street. no residents, no firefighters were hurt in this one and it did take just about 20 minutes for firefighters to put it out. rescue crews had to repel 200 feet down a pacifica cliff in the dark to rescue a

stranded hiker. it happened in the area of palmetto avenue and westline drive 5:40 last night. fire crews say a woman fell down the side of a cliff near muscle rock park. it took them about two and-a- half hours to get her to safety. rescuers say she did suffer moderate injuries. a crash in san francisco put three pedestrians in the hospital. it happened just before 8:00 last night at 14th street and south van ness avenue not far from the 101 freeway entrance. according to san francisco police the two cars collided at the intersection, then one of them continued to roll and that is when it struck the three people walking in the crosswalk. the victims were taken to sf general with life threatening injuries. the drivers were not hurt. operations at all 28 west coast ports suspended today, that includes oaklands, considered the fifth busiest port in the country. shippers and terminal operators shut down vessel loading and unloading at the ports yesterday. they claim workers slowed down work for months because of drawn out negotiations over a

new contract. >> we're getting to a point, a breaking point where the system is really sort of collapsing under its own weight. we're experiencing significant delays and back lost. >> they really need to get back to the bargaining table and settle this because the consequences for americans and workers are too big. >> port workers from southern california came to oakland to protest the shutdown. the ports are expected to reopen tomorrow, some economists say the regional economy loses as much as $2 billion every day the ports are closed. the strike at the oil refinery in martinez continues with steel workers remaining on the picket line. >> fight back. >> stand up! >> fight back! >> refineries workers had to cross the line to get through to the plant. no arrests reported. the units may stay idle longer now that this is part of the nationwide strike by the united

steel workers. >> we want to get the contract, we want to get training for our employees. training that we're involved in. and, we want safe refineries. that's what we're here for. >> last week our camera caught this tanker truck blowing through that picket line at a decent rate of speed on his horn. fortunately no one was hurt. this is the first time in 35 years there has been a strike at major oil refineries in the united states. shell oil leading negotiations for the refineries say the strike is not expected to disrupt operations. what is still unclear, how muchen an impact that strike could have on california gas prices. you might have noticed the prices are getting higher. the average price for a gallon of regular is $2.62, which is up 17 cents in the last week and pretty close to what we were paying at the beginning of january. but experts say two other factors could actually be to blame. right now california refineries are beginning that conversion to the more expensive summer blend of gas and crude oil prices are also up. let's look at the prices

locally. gas prices are up 2 cents since yesterday. the powerball jackpot is expected to hit $450 million for the drawing on wednesday. that is after no one won the $39 4 million top prize in last night's game. two tickets but in southern california, actually manufactured all the numbers. except the red powerball number. the tickets are worth $1 million etch. if you still need to check your numbers here they are -- it's billed as one of the largest travel shows in the country. visitors who go there will learn about everything from how to get discount hotel reservations to the under the radar vacation spots. we sent our news reporter allie rasmus to check it out.

she joins us from the convention center. >> we have vendors from around the country and world and their goal is to inform and entice travelers to come visit their destination. how do they do it? with the typical things, brochures, pretty pictures of those locations. another way to encourage people to visit these spots around the country and around the world, with song, music and dance. take a look. >> reporter: these are cancers from freemont. they are participating as part of the india booth at the travel and adventure show. also on stage we have a bear from taiwan. that is the, sort of national mascot they have represented at the travel booth here. john is the organizer for the travel and adventure show. tell us about some of the things people can experience. we have taiwan behind us. they have big national events coming up. >> exactly. taiwan is just one of our great exhibitors here.

you'll see all kinds of cultural displays and destination the around the world. taiwan is a spectacular place to go these days. it's an up and coming cosmopolitan city in taipei. the great lantern festival is coming up in march. you can go to sun lake and have a great experience which is totally different than a cosmetology experience. it's a foody's experience. if you like food taiwan is a great place to go. >> reporter: we also talked about the cost of a trip to taiwan. and the travel packages they have. when you make a trip across the pacific that is always a consideration. representatives here say they range from $2, 000 to $5,000 5 a person. that is just some of the information you can get here, it's 11:00 to 4:00 today. admission $11, kids under 16 are free. back to you. >> sounds good. look forward to more of what you see at the show. >> makes me want to pack my bags and get out of here. >> i know.

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this is a live look at kirkwood ski resort. seen several new inches from this latest storm joining us is kevin cooper from kirkwood. we like to call him "coop." good morning. >> how are you today? >> ok, you're probably we are than me because you're on the slopes. that live picture looks really good. >> it does. the sun is starting to come out. we're seeing some high clouds starting to come over now. temperatures overnight 31 at the base. 27 at the summit. but 8 inches at the base, 7,800 feet with 11 inches at the summit, 9,500 feet over the last 24, 48 hours it's setting us up for a really good presidents weekend here. >> you don't want it much higher. you don't want to worry about

that rain. >> the -- mother nature plays a cruel game, she comes in and this year that isothermic layer affected this last storm. just on the other side in pioneer we saw up to five inches of rainfall but here we had rain and snowfall. so it came in as rain, warm, about 39 degrees at the base. up at the summit between 7,800 and 9,500 there was about a 5- degree variance. we had snow at the summit, rain at the base and then overnight it turned to rain from 1:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. then started to snow again yesterday. >> i was talking to a producer and she was like should i go? should i not? is it going to be nice? you finding your -- you're maybe struggling to get the word tout to get people to doubt out just because the weather is so weird between the dry january and rain now? >> it is, it's tough to get the word out especially in the sacramento to the bay. you've seen great weather, 70 degrees. i mean ocean beaches look like

bay wasp the last 30 days -- bay watch the last 20 30á days down there. year to date snow totals, 80 inches at thebase, 120 inches at the summit. now another dynamic pacific system you're probably feeling now which is colder. so we're looking at snow showers today coming in late, mid-afternoon. one to four inches of 8,500 feet, winds picking up. then tomorrow, monday, another 2 to 4 inches, maybe six plus but you will see more of that now than we are here. >> we heard about how people are going up to idaho and washington state looking for snow. i know that is not what you want to hear. at -- how important is presidents' day weekend when you talk about the bottom line and making sure the season is successful in dollars and cents? >> for this area in general it's been a great year. last year people felt we didn't get enough snow. we had about 365 inches last year in kirkwood.

the relevance and coming up and enjoying it up at presidents week is always an important weekend. with this next system it should be set up to be absolutely fantastic. that snow is just about 25% snow/water equivalent fee, swe fee, if you're thinking of coming, it's going to be great this next weekend. new snow and then sunny skies. >> coop, i've been trying to get up there. i have my season pass unused. thank you so much for joining us on the phone. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome claudine. have a great day. >> you too. >> always good to talk to him. season pass you have not used? >> not even used it. i'm always here hanging out with you. >> which i know you love. >> i do! i do! >> i couldn't tell if it was good or bad the way you said it. >> a little sarcasm. >> it's tough to get there but i hope -- i hope there's a huge storm and it stays through june. i skied june 24th once. my latest time.

>> i felt it was a kind of a string -- spring storm. >> yesterday muggy and temperatures in the 60s. this is a warm storm. because of it the sierra unfortunately not picking up as much as snow as they should be or at least if it were a cold storm. at the east bay here, we started fairly dry at least early on. then by 6:00, 7:00, it moved onshore and now it's very widespread. since we were just speaking with coop and up over the sierra you can see as he mentioned not getting in just yet. but it is moving. it's going that way and they should see some by the second half of the day. into monday as well. for us it's moving through now. it's a fairly quick mover. look at this, just over -- this is a one-hour time lapse. look how fast it's moving through. on the back side we're still going to have rain but not this steady rain. it will be more of the on and off what we call scattered showers. then for the second half of the day enough instability included with this to perhaps fire off a

few thunderstorms. so we'll be tracking that as well. let's get to the north bay where we have moderate rain falling along highway 101, hillsburg, petaluma. sonoma, you got light rain. it's hard to find any place that doesn't have at least a little at this time. along the east bay shoreline, 880, stretching down areas, i- 80 as well as 880 from oakland and hayward and then as we get into the east bay we have 680 along highway 4, steady moderate rain falling. we've got hayward down through livermore or off to the east. then shifting into the south bay, just a very steady light rain over areas like campbell, san jose, palo alto. a few pockets here. we have light to moderate rain falling. we had a little bit of heavier rain over areas like san mateo but looks like you're sort of in between with more to come on its way in. the winds have been increasing and as we get into the seconds half of the day the winds are expected to be gusting in many areas especially along the coast, especially in our hills. talking 50 miles per hour or so. so with that a wind advisory

that i spoke about just a little while ago. and in the last hour i have seen the winds pick up. oakland 16 miles per hour. gusting to 23. still light, we have a breeze in napa as well as novato but not too bad. shifting to the south we have winds at about 15 in san jose and gusting to 24. let's look at how this is going to play out. 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, so the steady rain will move through in the morning hours. look at the back side, breaking away to scattered showers for the afternoon. scattered showers continuing into the overnight hours. scattered showers for monday morning drive and then it's gone. a look at the rainfall totals anywhere from one to three inches for many of us, the hills will get most anywhere from 3/4 to inch and a quarter for areas along the central bay. temperatures like yesterday, a lot of 60s. 6 for redwood city, 69 morgan hill. dry and rebounding into the low 70s by mid-week.

olympic gold medalist and reality tv star bruce jenner was involved in a multicar crash that killed a woman. this photo was taken by tmz showing jenner at the crash scene talking to the firefighter. he was not hurt but seven people suffered minor to moderate injuries in the crash. it happened yesterday around noontime along pch in malibu. law enforcement sources called the crash a chain reaction accident involving four weeks. it apparently started when a prius slowed down, was rear ended by a white lexus, that lexus was then hit from behind by jenner. >> bruce jenner's car, when it struck the lexus the lexus went into oncoming traffic which struck the southbound h2 hummer and the driver of the white lexus was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators say jenner was being followed by paparazzi at the time but he was not being chased. and they were not a factor in that crash. a richmond man arrested on

charges of opening fire inside a fairfield grocery store. witnesses say 43-year-old sean glasper fired several rounds near a food max and one round inside just before noon. officers tracked him down and found him pushing a shopping card with two young children ages 2 and 3, and police say as they approached him he threw a pistol on the ground. no one was hurt. coming up, how giants and as fans are gearing up for the new 2015 baseball season. >> new items at target are sparking controversy.

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without a heart, it's just a machine. preparations are underway for tonight's grammy awards. crews have been working hard ahead of the big show. the 57th anual grammy awards are being handed out in los angeles at the staples center. rapper and actor ll cool j is hosting the awards ceremony for the fourth consecutive year. a popular bay area company is recalling some valentine's day candy over concerns of potential allergic reaction. see's candies says some of its red heart shaped boxes are not labeled property. the recall affects all 8-ounce classic red hearts with

assorted chocolate. people with allergies to coconut, almonds, walnuts or pecans who eat the candy run risk of a dangerous allergic reaction. no reports of anyone getting sick so far but see's will refund the full purchase price for anyone who returns the boxes of candidacy. target is sun of several retailers planning to cash in on "50 shades of grey," now offering what it refers to as 50 shades adult toys. the store he is it includes a pair of no peeking blind folds, massage oil and among other things we are too embarrassed to mention here. all the items are part of the pleasure collection that have been approved for the author. target says the items are available on-line or in the adult health area of the store. so that leads to our question of the day. on this sunday. do think target is going too far selling these items? share your thoughts on our tvu facebook page. i put it on mine too. getting a lot of responses. a lot of people have --

>> saying they are going to target? >> no. >> no? >> i mean some people say what's the big difference? who cares? other people this is probably not that appropriate. in the store. back and forth. both ways. still to come -- communicating with those four- legged friends of ours. >> excuse me, i need your attention. >> up next -- the device that is helping service dogs take even better care of owners. >> the search for snow continues. and where californians are going. >> round two of the rain has arrived and it is falling over most of the bay area, even pockets of heavier rain and the winds picking up as well.

♪ riders on the storm♪ >> the doors from the 1971 woman. there's a live picture as you approach the toll plaza at the richmond san rafael bridge, light traffic, just a few cars but you can tell it's been raining. people preparing nor flooding across the bay area as well as power outages. despite still cleaning up from friday's storm. a new system is here. welcome back to "mornings on 2", i'm mike mibach. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong. we want to go to rosemary who is outside, poor rosemary, braving those conditions. earlier when you were there you said it was not that bad. is it worse? >> reporter: if i tilt my

umbrella you can see it but i'm just standing here. it's when the wind picks up and the rain and then it gets really messy, starts to break umbrellas. the wind is on its way. the rain is very widespread at this hour. we want to take you to the ground and show you just a little pond going on, i have a feeling there's ponding among the highways too. the wind is on the way. i've seen it picking up along the coastline. on the radar you can see for yourself. again it's just very widespread. this is it, folks, this is the steady rain, it's not going to let up the next few hours. as we get into the afternoon we will break to partly sunny skies and we will have scattered showers. so steady rain this morning, scattered showers for the afternoon. as we get into the second half we will also have the possibility of a few thunderstorms firing off in the bay area. we'll track them. let's talk about the wind, not

so bad now but again watching it pick up along the coast, that is where it will be the strongest as well as the hills for today. wuforts z could be from 35 to 45 miles per hour for most of us. to 50 for the hilings as well as the coast. strong enough to topple trees, strong enough to take down power lines. a lot like what we had on friday. so you can expect some of that for many areas for the afternoon today. again this is going to stick around for the entire afternoon as well as the evening hours. we're going to be wet. i'll have the timeline for you and show you how long this system is going to last and what you can expect for the week ahead coming up. >> thank you. sandbagging sites are pretty popular this weekend. >> homeowners are going to the sandbagging stations and getting some help. >> today's rain could be a repeat of friday's storm which, as we saw toppled trees because of those 50 mile-per-hour gusts. and water logged soil. some places in the bay area could actually receive up to 2

1/2 inches of rain today as rosemary was saying. >> it's not -- pg&e crews scrambling to restore power in the bay area. 1,000 homes losing power sometime this weekend. so we had people that -- 99% of homes were restored. utility crews are standing by and telling us when the electricity goes out their goal is to restore power within 24 hours. >> pg&e says it will provide an update on outage numbers in the 9:00 hour. it's raining in the bay area but we've also been talking about the sierra getting some much-needed and much welcome new snow. ? some areas saw more than a foot of fresh powder over the last 48 hours. more snow expected today in the extreme higher elevations. >> of course we have that very dry january. we've also had presidents' day weekend, ahead of us which is typically a pretty big one for skiers and snowboarders. networks resorts hoping fresh

snow will attract more people to the slopes. >> skiers and snowboarders also enjoyed fresh powder at mammoth ski resort. they got a foot of snow with more coming. they expect totals to top 3 feet at elevations above 8,000 feet. >> california's drought though sending local skiers on the search elsewhere. >> some of the downhillers, snowboarders and skiers are going outside of the sierra. they are going beyond into other states. because of these recent storms. >> rain instead of snow. not what we like. cross-country resorts, people are going to try to find places with enough snow to cover their grounds. that means the skiers from here and across our state are going to idaho and washington, just looking for the best snow to enjoy. >> the diehards? >> yeah. i think when they start giving up you don't want that -- it's

probably better than people expect. it's been so warm -- we can't imagine it's great up there. the people i talked to who have been up there said not bad. they've been pleasantly surprised. >> presidents' day weekend coming up. if you are looking for another vacation spot besides the pacific northwest or tahoe and you just need ideas you might want to head to the travel and adventure show happening in santa clara today. >> it features more than 1,000 travel experts and dozens of exhibits showcasing popular and out of the way locations. allie rasmus live at the santa clara convention center with some dancing behind you. >> reporter: these guys are really good. the travel experience includes getting to know the food, the culture, the dance, the music of all different countries, wherever you happen to go to.

the show has a lot to offer. dancers like bomb by a jam -- bombay jam, a fitness program representing india at the travel and adventure show. along with the sound of the beat, the othernize is the sizzle of a frying pan. this is vanda, she is a thai chef. what are you making here? >> pad thai. >> tell us about the ingredients. everyone loves pad thigh but not everyone knows what goes into it. >> today's it's chicken, tofu, bean sprouts, green onions, our sauce we make in small batches in los angeles. out of our restaurant. eggs, pickled radish. an assortment of thai ingredients. >> people can sample this? it's part of the culture of thailand. >> a big part of the culture of thailand. >> reporter: you were born in thailand? >> yes, emigrated here at age 5, my family opened a restaurant 10 years ago. they've been in the food

business for a long time. >> reporter: why would you encourage people who have never been to thailand to check it out? >> come check out this event, i think there's a lot to offer. there's a lot about thailand people don't know. i think the amazing thailand team is doing an amazing job promoting thailand. >> reporter: what is the best time of year to go? >> december. if you're afraid of humidity it's the best time, best weather to go. >> reporter: what is the best place? bangkok, also beach and mountain areas? >> my mom is from northern thailand. i love it there. the mountainous region especially during the december months, amazing. the food is incredible. >> reporter: thank you so much. as she mentioned, you can see the food is a big part of the culture there. just like it is in just about every country. that is what you can find at the travel and adventure show. a little sample of everything from the dance to the food. mike and claudine, back to you. >> thank you. as concern over the measles outbreak grows some parents are

taking matters into their own hands by hosting measles parties. organizers say it works by having unvaccinated children interact with infected children. the whole idea here is that the parents can get their children sick once and then they are done for the rest of their lives but some parents think it's a very bad idea. >> how do you tell a little kid don't scratch yourself? or to just -- i would rather them have the vaccination. >> i want to be like come on over and let's all have the disease to get it over with -- not worth it. >> the california department of public health is warning parents against having these measles parties. public health officials say they believe in immunization rate of at least 90% is critical in minimizing the potential for a disease outbreak. a new report says more than a quarter of schools in california have measles immunization rates for kindergarteners that are below that level. part of this is driven by parents who have opted out of

vaccinating their children by claiming personal belief exemption. according to "the new york times" exemption rates in morinne county are nearly three times the state level but that trend appears to be reversing. a record crowd spent a lot of time but not a lot of dollars at and unusual state auction. >> anybody got $15? >> it's the state's surplus auction, it happens five times a year in sacramento. everything on the block has been seized or found by government agencies around the state including the chp and tsa. >> a lot of people leave jewelry actually at the counters and we're able to be able to get the jewelry, bring it here and offer it to the public. >> reporter: some people say they come to the -- several of the auctions a year. a man says he bought new computers for $70 each. the state had 1,200 items available and hopes to have made $100,000 when all is said and done. your dog is your most loyal

companioned and now may be able to talk back to you. developers at georgia tech came up with a apparatus for fido. >> excuse me, i need your attention. >> reporter: a remarkable new technology that gives voice to those that have none. >> they can nudge the person, they can bark, speak in dog language. what we're trying to do is give them a way to communicate clearly with their handler. >> reporter: dr. melanie jackson and her team are developing wearable technology that makes it possible for a dog to talk by simply pulling on an lastic activator or waving its nose in front of a sensor. >> i heard the door bell. >> reporter: vests can be customized for the deaf or disabled. >> i heard the alarm. >> reporter: or those who might suffer a medical emergency. >> excuse me, i need your attention. >> reporter: jackson is even designing a vest that can be

worn by a bomb-sniffing dog. depending on what explosive the dog finds it could communicate that to the bomb squad. >> what they need is to know what kind of exploration rover has the dog found. the dog knows, the dog knows is this tatp which is really volatile and may explode if you bump it or c4 that is more stable? >> reporter: georgia tech police say it's very easy to take highly trained dog and get them used to the new technology. >> we've replicated it as little as just a few seconds. it's just a matter of conditioning the dog for a special response. >> reporter: jackson is also working on a sort of remote control for dogs. a vest embedded with tiny vibrating motors. depending on which motor buzzes it sends different commands to the dog, a way to work with dogs either far from handlers or situations requiring stealth. other technology jackson is experimenting with. cell phones and gps for these vests. a dog could call 911 if its owner got in trouble or a search and rescue dog could

activate a gps locateddor when it finds a missing person and stay with them until resees cures arrive. in atlanta, john roberts, fox news. 8:41. let's talk about this rain that is -- that is expected throughout the day. it's just getting started so coming up at 9:00, how people can protect themselves and their homes from the storm and we'll give you a look at the cathleft behind from the -- damage left behind from the first one. >> and the napa earthquake. how high some think the cost to rebuild will be.

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good morning. welcome back. if area heading out the train are be falling -- the rain will be falling on your head. it's a slick commute. it's going to be wet pretty much for the entire day. i'm tracking the storm coming up. it doesn't matter if it's raining because as fans will be out in force for the fan theft later -- fan fest later this morning. fans can get autographed and it's scheduled to be held at both the coliseum and inside oracle arena where it's nice

and dry. there is a qa session will billy bean. the admission is $10 for cults and parking is free. that event begins in about an hour and 15 minutes. but guess what? doors opening in 15 minutes at 9:00. the world champion giants estimate 30,000 people attended their fan fest yet at at&t park. scott shows us the love affair between the world series champs and those devoted fans. >> reporter: even in a short offseason they missed their giants. >> i can't watch it on tv, sometimes i forget the players' names over time. >> i go into a slow depression because i don't want football, don't like basketball. i just kind of count down the days until baseball starts. >> it's here and fans large and small - [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: are making the most of it. in every way possible. >> we got to meet buster posey.

the second time i actually met him. i had him sign my arm. i'm going later today to get it tattooed to have it permanently. >> reporter: giants fans are some of the best in the game as evidence by the 327 straight regular season sellouts at at&t park and the players are very much aware of this incredible support system. it's >> a tough place to play. they pack the house, love the giants. on the right side of it is going to be a lot better than the other side. >> it's always interesting the way you feel coming in to fan fest. you get the excitement of the fans and it is fun for us. >> reporter: of course everybody here inside the organization and out appreciates the privilege of coming into a new season on top of the baseball world. >> it's cool, a dynasty, we're coming in, it's like major champions man, we have a lot going on. >> it's a great feeling to come and -- come into a fan fest as

world champs. something that never gets old. >> reporter: at at&t park i'm scott reese. >> baseball season underway for little leaguers. the fields may get soggy. my friends kids' are already playing. rosemary i think it's a matter of how long the fields will take to dry out. >> this is going to go on pretty much the entire day through tomorrow morning. in addition to practices being cancelled this morning perhaps, at least one marathon too. we have runners running in this very wet weather. live look at san jose, light rain and i can tell from that look that we have a little bit of sunshine with partly sunny skies we'll call it. into the afternoon we'll see those breaks of sunshine and that will only add to the instability that could bring us a few thunderstorms for the

afternoon. so as we get through this morning we have the steady rain, as we get into the second half of the day on and off scattered showers and possibility of thunderstorms. look here, we've had heavy rain reported over north bay and into the east bay. the peninsula seeing scattered showers at this time. slide into the north bay first and see where we have heavier rain. stretches all the way into areas like lake county, from calistoga into hidden valley lake and clear lake, moderate rain there. everybody getting wet here. congress cord along highway 4 into antioch could have a few pockets that are a little heavier there. closer to the bay and we have light to moderate rain along 880 and along the east bay shoreline from oakland to hayward down into, looks like fremont getting a little break but chances are there's light rain there as well. across the san mateo bridge we've got some moderate rain, moderate rain over the dunbarton, san mateo with a few scattered showers. redwood city, san francisco, a few spots getting a bit of a break.

in the south bay, let's look at the widespread light showers from palo alto to sunnyvale. san jose included there with showers continuing over the santa cruz area. on the big picture, we have steady rain. on the back side this is where the instability lies, this is where the colder air lies. when this moves through is when we will see the best possibility of thunderstorms. so in the 8:00 hour, 9:00, 10:00, notice it becoming a little lighter, you can see on the back edge beginning to break up a little more. by noontime widespread scattered showers, we now have rain and a little bit of snow pulling into the sierra. into 3:00 still widespread scattered showers, this is going to be the call for the afternoon. winds will be picking up as well. as we get into 1:00. anywhere from 25 to 35 to 43 miles per hour reported at half- moon bay and just going on and on. i shifted to 11:00 tonight and the winds are still blowing. temperatures, we could take care of this fast because we're a lot like yesterday. upper 50s to low 60s. for the afternoon, low to mid- 60s in the forecast. mid to upper 60s for areas like

mountainview, san jose and santa cruz. the extended forecast, rain today, wind expected, we have a wind advisory if you're just joining us. that will last the entire day. a few scattered showers as we start tomorrow morning. then we dry out. eventually our temperatures are building back into the low 70s with partly cloudy skies by wednesday. >> this week's going to be awesome. 7 os? >> looks good into next weekend. >> on nurse we're going to be like rained? damage in nap quacould top an estimated $20 million. according to the napa valley register the county spent $3 million for repairs since the august 24th quake. the county also has $3.5 million in pending contracts. the final cost hasn't yet been determined. it's that time of year

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shuge knight will return to court to face murder charges.

accused of driving a truck that hit and killed a man and injured another outside of a compton burger jointed last month. knight, out on bail in an unrelate the robbery case now faces murder and attempted murder charges. the person run over and killed was laid to rest in los angeles yesterday. described as a business associate of knight. "nbc nightly news" anchor brian williams is stepping away from the anchor desk temporarily. he said he will be gone for "several days." the network is investigating his story he was on a health that was shot down in iraq but it turns out he was on a different helicopter. williams apologized to his co- workers and the public. >> i made a mistake in recalling the events of 12 years ago. >> on social media the hashtag brian women's misremembers is -- brian williams misremembers.

lester hotel -- lester holt will hold the anchor chair until he returns, no specific date set. girl scouts are launching a new way to issue their cookies. for the first time in the 100- year history they can be purchased on-line. for safety parents will use their own e-mail and passwords to create the girl scout account. the girl scouts then e-mail a link to invite people they know to buy cookies. it won't stop them from selling in person too. >> it's good to be really friendly and don't eat cookies while you are selling cookies. not a good idea. >> that seems like a good idea to me. the group is also offering some new flavors this season. at 9:45 we've invited bay area girl scouts to our studio so they can introduce us to the new tasty treats. one girl scout who gained notoriety for selling cookies in san francisco wonts be able

to join us. 14-year-old danielle is getting ready for a big sale this afternoon at the place who made her famous. in it's outside the cannabis dispensary on market street. she is in several spots across the city and hopes to sell a total of 1,000 boxes of cookies this year. after a rough loss in atlanta golden state bounced back against the knicks. first quarter nice ball movement. thompson to green and that is good from 3, warriors go up 7, golden state also with pretty solid defense during this game. in the second andre iguodala on breakway and the jam. clock ticking down in the first, seth curry waiting for the screen and fires the three and says thank you very much. he had 22 points, just 31 minutes. warriors win 106-912 and tip off against the 76ers in philly

tomorrow. tomorrow levi's stadium begins the transformation and it becomes a outdoor ice rink when it hosts the game between the san jose sharks and l.a. kings on february 21st. a refrigeration truck that makes ice for the surface arrives in santa clara tomorrow. the sharks will wear a special jersey for that game. in the coming days there will likely be a fan festival and public skating sessions available. by the way the stadium is hosting super bowl 50 exactly a year from yesterday. it's almost 9:00 and for the seconds day in a row, all 28 west coast ports are closed to business. coming up in our 9:00 hour we're going to look closer at the center of the issue and how it could affect your next shopping trip. >> we're live at the last day of the travel and adventure show in santa clara. we go there live. >> outside our door, a very

steady rain moving across the bayer area. the winds picking up as well. what you can expect for sunday and how much rain we'll get from this system and how long it will last coming up.

another rainy morning in

the bay area. strong winds and more wet weather expected. mornings on 2 continues now. peak through those raindrops at the golden gate bridge. it's wet out there. we are getting reports of flooding on the bay area roadways. one of those situations where it's the fourth lane that's got water on it, hearing that people are hydroplaning. be careful if you are on the roads, because roads are wet. take a look at this video september to us by a ktvu employee who was in the passenger's seat in oak land. steady rain on that windshield. lots of brake lights as people naff that navigate throughout

this rain. >> we've got steady rain this morning, scott erred showers for the afternoon, also the possibility of thundershowers. let's start out with a live look outside our doors. it's gray all around. seeing a few peeks of sunshine. san jose had a little bit earlier this morning. let's get into storm tracker 2. again, it is moving fairly quickly at least the steady rain, because notice along the peninsula we're already breaking away to scattered showers. we'll take a tour. we'll start in the north bay. light at this time, still very widespread. north bay around american canyon, i-80 definitely a wet, slick, slow commute. across the east bait's very wide spread. i'm seeing a few breaks here but you go inland and we still

have light to moderate rain reported in and around antioch. along highway 4 treacherous at times. the south bay, steady rain. palo alto, shifting into san francisco you can see it's a little bit more hit or miss. we've got light rain between san francisco and san ma day joe. as we get into the afternoon, breaking away to the on and off rain, not the steady rain, but it will be with us the entire day. don't leave your house without the umbrella. two to three inches for our hills. less than an inch for the south bay. the central valley will pick up from three-quarters to an inch and a quarter. two inches over the north bay. i have the timeline. i'll have a look at your temperatures for today coming up. >> thank you rosemary. with all this rain,

sandbagging sites have been popular spots over the last few days. arborists have been busy. crews have been working hard cleaning up from that storm on friday that toppled trees. it's also expected that there will be back in high demand after today's storm which as you just heard rosemary talk about will bring wind gusts of more than 45 miles per hour. a crew with ponderosa tree service spent hours cutting and removing a 90-foot pine that fell across three neighboring yards. it took down two fence lines, even punched a hole through a roof. a property owner tells us this tree was inspected every year and had been trimmed and checked. in marin county a damaged transmission line is being blamed for an outage in one neighborhood. streetlights are out and some homeowners are struggling to

get by with lack of power. >> there was a big explosion, then everybody wept dark, then the lights came on, but they didn't come all the way. very dim. it's hard to read by. we can't turn the computer on. can't cook, can't get warm. >> pg&e says it has restored power to 99% of customers but the powerful winds are a safety threat for workers because you can see the strong gusts can actually flip those buckets that they use on the utility vehicles. so on friday pg&e did order all buckets down for the safety of the workers. now, here's a look at the dangers facing pg&e crews. this power line fell behind costco, then sparked a one-acre fire, but no one was hurt. the weather is fouling up travel plans at san francisco international. a live picture. that's the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza but you can

see the rape still falling. there it is. an sfo manager has told us the crew has just begun a ground delay program. expect delays. 24 arriving and 24 departing flights have also been canceled today. now for the second day in a row all 28 west coast ports are shut down. >> this is as a result of the long simmering labor disputes which is boiling over. >> there are estimates this weekend's shutdown could cost $1 billion to $2 billion a day and impact the imported goods that you buy on a regular basis. >> we want to break down the issue for you and tell you how it has come to this point. >> at opposing sides is the international longshore and warehouse union, the people who load and unload those cargo containers. >> then tough pacific maritime association, the people what operate the terminals and own those containers. >> back in may their contract

expired. for the past nine months the two sides have been trying to agree to new terps. >> the maritime association wants the union to accept a five-year proposal with pay increases but the union has not publicly said what it wants in the new contract. >> we're getting to a breaking point where the system is really sort of collapsing under its own weight. we're experiencing significant delays in backlog. >> they really need to get back to the bargaining table and get this thing settled, because the consequences for americans and workers are too big. >> people from both parties do agree that there is a lot at stake here. the west coast ports support nine million jobs. >> what does it mean for us and you, the failure to resolve the problem? it is backing up ships at all ports. >> as of friday morning, more than two dozen ships were awaiting outside the port of los angeles and long beach. >> that means product like

clothes, electronics, your apple products, food, those are not being unloaded. >> that's right, some of the retailers that have publicly spoken out include ann taylor, tyson foods, lululemon, and michael cors. they are working right now to find temporary solutions, including air freight. a mediator has been working with both sides. so far president obama has not said what way do if the port shut down for an extended period of time. a statement from the white house said the situation is being closely monitored and both sides are urged to resolve the situation as quickly as possible. >> let's talk about the refinery because there is a string martinez with the steel workers remaining on that picket line.

refinery trucks have to cross through that line to get into the plant. police were called but no arrests were reported. the units may stay idle a bit longer now that -- now that tesoro is part of the strike. >> prices are up 17 cents, but the strike is not the major reason for the price increase. california refineries are beginning the conversion to the more expensive summer blend gas and crude oil prices are up. >> have you noticed them going up? locally gas prices are up sips yesterday. here's a look at the prices on your screen. it's up 15 cents a gallon since last sunday. right now a gallon of regular is $2.1 4. it's cheaper bey a penny in san jose and oakland.

an unusual state auction coming up. some of the items up for sale that have been con phis sated bey agencies including the tsa. and head out and buy those tickets if you like playing the lottery because that powerball jackpot is getting bigger. up next, how high it is now. and your odds of winning compared to becoming the president of the united states or a movie star. and widespread rain this morning breaking away to scattered showers bey the afternoon. i'm tracking the very latest on the radar, and we will talk about the wind advisory in place for today coming up.

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>> it's billed as one of the largest travel shows in the country, and it's attracting some celebrity speakers. >> allie rasmus is live at the show. we're a big fan of who you are about to talk to. >> reporter: that's right. later on today people can have an opportunity to hear a lecture from rick steves, the host of the popular rick steves europe show. you are an expert in european travel. one of the things i have to ask, because it is in the news, the exchange rate between the dollar and the euro is very favorable fur an american. what's the best way to maximize your budget if you are planning a trip to europe?

>> regardless of how strong the dollar is or how weak the euro is, it's important to travel smart. enjoy the planning part of your trip. people often underestimate the importance of their time. we americans have the shortest vacations in the rich world and we wait in lines needlessly. you can find alternatives to expensive hotels if you have good information where you can travel quite economically. this year the dollar is 20% stronger than last year so that's good news for everybody. but way not go to a place just because their currency is lower than our currency. i think you should follow your travel dreams. if your dreams are to go to norway, and somebody said portugal is a good deal this year, you should go to norway. >> a lot of americans when they think of a trip to europe, they think of rome, london, paris. what are some of the other cities that are less popular that you wish more americans would travel to? >> i spend four months a year

running around europe every year. i write guide books to every country and every city in europe. i've noticed that a lot of the second cities, the cities are the old rust belt days, are coming to light. of course you want to go to edinboro, but when you go there, why not go 45 minutes away and get a vie vid and emy look at what's happening today in scott lapped. >> why are those cities more interesting to you now? is it because they're becoming -- maybe ainvolving? >> they were boom towns in the industrial age, and suddenly in the modern age they sort of are cocooned, and suddenly there's a regeneration and new investment. all over europe the minor ports were just no man's lands, and now all over europe the great cities are turning their industrial ports into people

friendly zones. and you will find that from lisbon to bars lone i can't to oslo. you will find wonderful ports. >> you said there's a handful of cities that are worth spend ago whole weekend. >> we take about 20,000 people on nine hundred different tours in my company. there's 35 different itineraries. four of them are just going to one city. from my experience as a person who is researching and setting up these guide books and our travelers' city, four cities are worth a one week vacation. london, paris, rome, and istanbul. i love istanbul. >> i want to sent over to mike and claudine because i know you probably after couple of questions. >> i'm curious because i have watched your show and read some of his books. he's got so many great tips. now there's so many things like these adventure shows and the new tips. i want to know what interests him. as someone who travels months

out of the year, anything new that's attracting his attention as something we should look out for? maybe it's an app, maybe another way to get around. >> so claudine is asking about the technology and some of the innovations in travel. is there any sort of app or website or something that has caught your eye? >> generally i think the apps available are more distracting than helpful. i'm not a big fan vassments i've got my own app that gives people self-guided tours to 40 of the great walks and museums in europe. tens of thousands of people are downloading and using that. but it's really important for you to be connected. last time i was in venice, all these lovers in the boats were not looking at each other, they were looking at their screens. you've got to be there in the moment. i don't think there's any magic new app. of course i write guide books, and now we're competing with yelp and trip advisor. those are sources of good information but someone has to

curate that stuff. our challenge is to sort through and find out what's best four. we americans have the shortest vacations in the rich world. we have to use a good source of information so we can have the best possible trip. >> and that goes back to doing your homework ahead of time. mike has a question. go ahead. >> just a quick one. i'm curious where he went on his first vacation ever. >> mike add good question. where did you go on your first vacation ever? >> my first vacation ever. well, i live up in sea sea, and we would go boating in the san juan islands, but my parents dragged me to europe when i was a 14-year-old kid. my dad was importing pianos from germany, and i got over there, and on day two it occurred to me this is not all that bad. i distinctly remember statuesque german women with hairy arm pits.

and i thought, my mission in life is to go to europe, that's may zone is i'm going to make all the miss stay, take careful notes, learn from my less son, pack them into my guide books in hopes that other people can learn from my mistakes. i've been doing that for 30 years. i have a hundred people that work with me. technology beyond my widest dreams to help americans learn from my mistakes. when i get ripped off, i celebrate. i'm going to learn that scam, pack into it my guidebook, then next year people will though what's up. >> thank so you much for talking with us. thanks for sharing that story and for all your insight. for folks to come down, it starts at 11:00. rick steves is giving a lecture later on. kids under 16 are free. mike and claudine, back to you. >> thanks so much, allie. you're trying to figure out how to pay for that vacation. maybe you want to buy a

powerball ticket. maybe not. >> it was interesting how he got hooked at a young age on that first trip from overseas to europe. >> i back packed through europe when i was in college. >> hairy arm pits, you saw them everywhere? >> i don't know of that. i think i was hacked on the coliseum in rome. >> you talked about the powerball jackpot. it is expected to hit 450dz million for the drawing on wednesday. >> you know why it's gotten big? because nobody won that top prize in last night's game. >> two tickets bought in southern california did match all the numbers except the powerball number. those are worth $1 million each. if you still need to check those numbers, we've got them for you. we're going to put those numbers up. no, we don't have them up. 5, 10, 21, 34, 58, your powerball 33. the odds of winning last night's jackpot -- >> terrible. >> 175 million. you have a better chance of

becoming president at 1 in 10 million. >> or being drafd to the nba, because those odds are 1 in 7 million. that makes you want to buy a ticket. >> doesn't seem that bad. >> your best chances are at making a fortune and becoming a movie star because the odds of that happening, 1.5 million to 1. >> pretty high. >> so you could be a movie star, buy a powerball particular, although's a lot easier to buy a ticket and dream. >> i bought five tickets and i got one number. >> what are your odds of becoming a news anchor like mike or claudine? >> 1 in 2. >> you are supposed to buy one of these particular and then just dream. but what would you do, i'm convinced that i'm going to win. i know the odds but i just believe it. somebody is going to hit it. why not you. >> what's going on, rosemary? >> a little bit of rain, a little bit of wind. today going to feel a lot like

friday. the steady rain is moving through this morning. we've had a few pockets of heavier rain, cloud cover, a little bit of fog. shall we go out and take a look at what's going on? there we go, where we continue with the rainfalling this morning. but i'm already be againing to see breaks. this is moving fairly quickly. we're not going to get rid of the rain altogether but the steady rain will give way to scattered showers. on to storm tracker 2. we'll take a look at the broad-brush area, then we'll dive in and take a look at what else is going on. as we get into the morning hours, here i am, we will dive first into the north bay where we have still scattered showers, widespread, pretty steady. you may be getting a break in novato, but for the most part rape along highway 101, napa, down through vallejo, i-80 through fairfield a very slick commute. into the central bay we have rain over san francisco.

we have rain over the bay bridge into oakland. we have rain over san ma day why he as well as the san mateo bridge. to the east, from rich mopped into oakland, hayward, a few scattered showers. stretches along highway 4, concord through antioch and discovery bay. livermore you may have a few light showers, maybe getting a bit of a break. we're seeing anywhere from .1 to .2 of an inch of rain. scattered showers in the south bay. as we get into the afternoon this will continue to push east, barely reaching the sierra. on the back side is where we have the colder air. with that will come the possibility of thunderstorms as well. so just something to watch out for. it can be excited, it can be a little dangerous. the other issue is going to be the wind. novato reporting a gust of 20 miles per hour. a light breeze.

it is gusty along the coast. san jose now gusting to 33. it is expected to get worse with the wind advisory for the entire day. gusts could reach 50. notice by the afternoon, on and off scattered showers, and it is going to continue until tomorrow morning. for the afternoon, a lot like yesterday, widespread low to mid-60s for the north bay, and the extended forecast, the second half of the weekend, morning showers, the possibility of thunderstorms. a few lingering showers, then we dry out. it is going to be cooler tomorrow, but then we're dry for the afternoon. temperatures in the low 70s by wednesday and thursday. back to you. >> beautiful. thank you rosemary. up next, target is jumping into the hype over "fifty

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we're talking grammys because preventions are underway for tonight's grammy awards. >> crews have been working to set up the red carpet and all the stages. the 57th annual grammy awards are in los angeles. >> check out the pictures of that setup. you have beyonce, farrell williams, six nods each. at the pre-grammy parties they talked about what goes into the hit record. >> a great song and great marketing. you may have a great song but if that marketing doesn't fall into place, you have nothing. >> rapper and actor ll cool j is hosting the ceremony for the fourth consecutive year. it's the highly anticipated

movie "fifty shades of grey." >> target is hoping to cash in on the popularity of that series. it is now offering what it refers to as fifty shades adult toys. those include blind foods and more. we can't mention them all but they are in the store. >> all the items are approved by the author. target says the items are available on-line or -- >> in the adult health area of the store. >> i didn't know there was an adult health area of the store. >> the people unhappy with it, i think that's what they are saying is that you walk in the store, and there's a display in the technical adult area, but the kids are like, hey mom, look at that. >> got it. >> and then you say, hey, look over here. >> i'll swing bey the local target and take a peek for

myself. >> send us a picture of the display and we'll show then what it looks like. parents are take it into their own hands when it comes to this outbreak. up next, the plan to mingle unvaccinated children with ones that are already infected. and man's best friend might be getting a lot more chatty. the device that is helping service dogs better communicate with the people they take care of.

♪i'm singing in the rain just singing in the rain ♪ >> mostly cloudy skies, the rain still falling, although not as heavy as where we were this morning. let's take a look at what is going on out there. into the radar we go once again. notice a little bit more broken up than what we had when we started at 7:00 this morning. it was widespread. we even had pockets of heavier rain over the north bay. but now we're already beginning to see a transition to scattered showers. so far this morning anywhere from .1 of an inch to .25 of an inch in the north bay. the east bay has seen very similar. take a look at the peninsula. already beginning to see scattered showers. into the east bay, a quarter of an inch reported in areas around oakland.

san jose has picked up .5 to .15 of an inch of rain. we are now beginning to see some breaks. we're looking at winds anywhere from 10 to 15 miles per hour from the peninsula across into the east bay. gusting to 33. so the wind advisory lasts until 10:00, and they're still ramping up. wopped gusts could reach 50 miles per hour right here along the coastline and in our hills. for most of us, between 25 and 35-mile-per-hour winds. but still, though the soil is saturated, the possibility of toppled trees as well as maybe power lines will be a possibility with this system for today. when i come back i will have a tame line, show you how this is going to play out over the course of your sunday, how long it is going to last, and i'll have a look at your numbers. >> we have new information for you. we just talked to pg&e. there are only 250 customers without power at this hour. we know they have been working hard to get the power back on

but we should mention the numbers may go back tin other direction because of the storm. >> exactly. while it is raining in the bay area, the sierra is getting some new snow over the last 4 hours. some areas saw more than a fat of fresh powder recently. >> we want to show you video sent to us from kirkwood resort this morning. dozens of people up there right now, maybe hundreds will be enjoying the fresh powder this weekend. >> and the snow is welcome news for tahoe resorts following a very dry january. with the president's day weekend next weekend resorts are hoping this fresh snow will attract more people from the bay area up to the slopes. >> president's weekend is always an important weekend. with this next system it should be set up to be absolutely fantastic. >> all right. as you might expect show is better the higher up you go, so the top of those mountains maybe get the best dusting from this winter storm. this morning we have been live at the travel and

adventure show in santa clara. >> you've got snow on your mind. >> i do have snow on my mind. >> in case you missed it, travel experts rick steves gave us tips about european travel as well as his first trip overseas. >> let's head back to the santa clara convention center where allie rasmus has a new person to chat with, discussing a much different travel destination. allie, are you getting some big ideas on where to go next? >> reporter: they have vendors and baths from different places around the world, also some spots close to home. i have some friends from the zoo in fresno. this is tim ramsey. you are the zookeeper. who do we have here? >> this is beatrice the red- tailed boa constrictor. she could get up to 14 feet

long, potentially get close to 100 pounds. >> reporter: she seems friendly, but i guess boa constrictors look that way. over here is charlie the skunk? >> 's striped skunk. he is de-scented so we don't have to worry about him spraying us. he was born blind, so he's sort of rescue animal. >> reporter: i don't think most people realize it, but skunks have some really long claws. >> they need those claws to dig in the ground. they're looking for bugs and worms and insex. >> reporter: a lot of people would think, oh, skunks, that's kind of like an urban animal, why do you have that in the zoo, but kids can learn from them. >> any animal you can actually learn from. they're looking for bugs.

and you have their scent glands so they spray, or maybe they've had a dog that's been sprayed in the back i can't, and they want to know how to deal with it. >> a chance for people to get a positive experience with a skunk that has been -- what is the word, de-scented? >> right. >> reporter: why should people come to the zoo? >> right now we're in the midst of a 20-acre expansion. it's a african savannah exhibit. we're going to get lions, cheetahs, marry meerkats. we're sort of up and coming. we're a good place to check out. >> thanks so much tim, fresno zoo. one of the many vendors you can find here at the travel and adventure show. it starts at 11:00 and goes until 4:00 at the santa clara convention center. make and claudine, back to you.

>> not many people get to pet a skunk, allie. >> reporter: it is not something that you would think would you do on a daily basis. most of the time you see them -- since we get up so early for our shift, i usually see them running across the road at 4:00 in the morning. but, no this guy is really sweet. >> a good reminder that we have a lot of local stuff for people where they don't have to get on a plane and go across the pond. they can cruise on down to that zoo. >> reporter: exactly. a very kid-friendly destination. >> thanks, allie. >> i've never held a skunk before. >> never even thought about it. when he mentioned meerkats, i was saying, i love meerkats. used to take my kids to the san francisco zoo. >> all of the zoos are great. the oakland zoo is fantastic, too. if you can go, go for it. there's concern over the measles and the outbreak, and that concern is growing but now

some parents are taking matters into their own hands by hosting measles parties. >> organizers say it works by having unvaccinated children hang out with infected children. the whole idea they say happed is it that parents can get their children sick once, then they're done for the rest of their lives, but some parents think this is a very bad idea. >> how do you tell a little kid, don't scratch yourself? you know what i mean? or i'd rather them have the vaccination. >> i'd be like, come on over and let's all have the disease to get it over with. >> the department of health is warning parents against having measles parties. the rape allegations against a former stanford swim iser once again raising the issue about booze on college campuses. 19-year-old brock turner is facing five felony sex assault charges. he is accused of raping a woman who passed out after drinking heavily at a party.

stanford says is it enforces campus drinking laws and disciplined seven students in 204 for violations. a cal student who leads the organization, greeks against sexual assault, says it is the wrong approach because it blames the victim and provides an excuse for the attacker. a buyer in -- a fire in oakland is being called suspicious this morning. firefighters say 14 people were displaced. one of the residents was treated for a cut on a hand from breaking a glass window and smoke inhalation. it took about 20 minutes to get that fire out. firefighters say the fire caused $250,000 in damage. a record crowd spent a lot of time but not a lot of dollars at an unusual state auction. >> 10, 15, anybody have 15? >> it's the state surplus auction that happens five times a year in sacramento.

everything on the auction block has been seized or found bey government agencies around the state including the chp and tsa. >> a lot of people leave stuff at the counters, and we're able to bring it here and offer it to the public. >> one man says bought new computers for $70 each. the state had 1200 items available and hopes to have made $100,000 in all. the next item is scheduled april 11th. >> this next story is about dogs. it reminds of you that other movie "up" that made dogs so popular what. if your dog was able to talk back to you? >> developers have come up with a series of sorts for your dog. >> john roberts reports it takes us through this improved communication that may help save lives. >> excuse me. i need your attention.

>> reporter: it is a remarkable new technology that gives voice to those who have none. a giant leap forward between service dogs and their owners. >> they can nudge the person, they can bark, they can speak in dog language. but what we're trying to do is give them a way to communicate clearly with their handler. >> reporter: dr. medical lan anyway jackson and her -- dr. melody jackson and her team are developing wearable technology that makes it possible for a dog to talk. the vests can be custom maids to help deaf or disabled people. >> i heard the doorbell. >> reporter: or those what might suffer a medical emergency. >> excuse me, i need your attention. >> reporter: jackson is even designing a vest that can be worn by a bomb sniffing dog. depending on what explosive the dog finds, it could communicate that to the bomb squad. >> what they need to know is what kind of sploas have the dog found. the dog knows. the dog knows is this tatp,

which might plod when you bump it, or is it c4? >> reporter: georgia police say it's highly possible to take a dog and get them idea to the technology. >> it's just a matter of conditioning the dog for a special response. >> reporter: jackson s's working on a remote control for dogs. a vest embedded with tiny vibrating motors. depending on which motor buzzes, it sends different commands to the dog. a way to work with dogs far away from their handlers or in situations. other technology jackson is experimenting with, cell phones and gps for the vests. a dog could call 911 if it's owner got in trouble, or a search and rescue dog could activate a gps locater when it finds a missing person and stay with them until rescuers arrives. >> can you tell? it's girl scout cookie season, and this year there are two more choices to choose from. >> got my favorites right here.

tag-alongs. >> focus, mike. a visit with some bay area girl scouts. with more farmers, growers manufacturer hat eventually organic and natural will be the norm. for raley's that means a lot more organic and natural options on the shelf. and for our consumers, that means having a lot more affordable and readily available, healthy products to feed their families. sustainability is about making a difference in our community. it's about being happy, healthy and well for many years to come. to learn more, visit raley's family of stores on youtube.

welcome back. good morning to you. it is a soggy start to the day. rain still falling over parts of the bay area. we will have maybe even the possibility of thunderstorms. i'm tracking this system. take a look at your screen. it is not christmas but it is girl scout cookie season. you may see the girl scouts in your neighborhood selling the cookies. this year there are actually two new options if you're looking for more vary. who's looking for more variety any just like the ones i like. we are lucky enough to have

those cookies in studio. mike likes the tag-alongs. we had to tell him not to open the box yet. rosemary's favorite, somoas. i like everything, so i'm easy. i like all of them. i can eat anything i want. look who we have here? girl scout troop leader michelle joined by three girl scouts who have come here to sills more cook key, i think. i think you're going sell some cookies. good morning. >> good morning. >> so you brought the cookies. these are the ones that people know and love, correct. >> correct. >> these are the new buns. tell me about the new ones. >> we have a toffee stick and one that is gluten free. >> have you sold any yet? >> i have actually sold three

of the toffee-tastic. >> michelle, tell me about the season. what's different in terms of on- line sales? do prices go up? >> they did not go up this year. >> sods 5 a box. >> that's correct. >> how is it different for you guys? this on-line sales we've been hering about. good idea? bad idea? >> it's just a little different. i think the benefit is that the girls get to be their own ceo of their own web store. that's kind of exciting. they can track their sales and see where they are with their goal, and it tracks everything. so that makes it nice, too, when you have family and friends that live far away. >> then they want to buy there. but going through the neighborhood, that's part of the deal, right? is are you knocking on a lot of doors? how do you sell most of your cookies. you're listen. how long have you been a girl scout? >> i think this is my sixth year. i sell may cookies at booth sales or going around may neighborhood. >> do you have to convince people to bay or most of them know? >> most people know then, have

been buying them a long time. >> which one is your favorite? >> tag alongs. >> that's everyone's favorite. thank you for coming. we're going to open these and, mike, i'm opening your tag alongs. >> why are you doing that? >> because i'm going eat all of them before you get over here. >> i don't know if i've ever had a tag along. i think i'm going tag along and try one. >> thank you so much for coming into the studio. mike, rosemary. >> let's talk about weather. >> cal bears add nice win, 64- 62 over ucla, then usc today. anyway, that's in case people are staying inside, they want to watch a little basketball, but by tonight you think this system will be out of here? >> i think we'll still have the possibility of scattered showers. the steady rain moving through. the winds are going to be picking up. let's take a look at storm tracker 2. we will track this rain. so we had steady rain pulling

through right about 7:00, 8:00, pockets of heavy rain, even have one of our weather spotters in daley city said he heard a clap of thunder. notice on the back side. we have more to come. we are not out of the woods just yet. and we don't want to be. we want some more rain. we've seen anywhere from .1 of an inch to .25 of an inch. highway 101 into petaluma, you can expect minor flooding. anywhere from .1 to .2 reported so far. getting over the bay bridge, the san mateo, you've got some light rain. livermore has delayed out for the moment. along the east bayshore line we do have mostly cloudy skies but it looks like we are mainly dry at the moment. highway 4 and 24, a wet commute stretching through the east bay and down into the south bay where we've picked up anywhere

from .05 to .1. the winds have been picking up, gusting from 25 to 30. novato, you do after gust to 17 miles per hour. san jose has been quite gusty, 33 reported at this hour. the wind gusts are expected to pick one the coast and the hills perhaps getting to about 50 miles per hour. and this lasts until 10:00. so this type of wind and the saturated soil could mean toppled trees and power lines perhaps going down, maybe some power outages. so rain turning to showers. for the afternoon, the afternoon possibility of thunderstorms here with us, and again the strong gusts going to make it an issue if you are going to be outdoors when you see that rain, the wind starts to go, oh, it gets messy. the rain is one thing, but when you include the wind, anyway, rainfall totals, when we're all said and done, anywhere from two to three inches for the coast and our hills. south bay, a little less than an inch, three-quarters. three-quarters of an inch to an

inch and a quarter for the central bay. temperatures this morning starting out like yesterday. we have upper 50s to low 60s. 60s in the forecast for attach. were you outdoors yesterday? it felt muggy. >> i was outdoors. >> the extended forecast, showers continuing tonight into tomorrow morning o. we could have a few for the morning drive, then we dry out bey afternoon. temperatures will be cooler in the afternoon but it doesn't last long. take a look at. that tuesday, wednesday, into thursday we're dry, temperatures back into the low 70s. >> beautiful. thank you rosemary. rosemary and i will be right back after the break. as for claudine, i don't know. she's still over there eating the cookies. not shocked. hogging it all. we'll be back in just a little bit.

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saying he will be gone for several days. the network is investigating his story that he was on a helicopter that was shot down in iraq in 2003 but it turns out he was on a different helicopter. lester holt will hold the anchor chair until williams returns but there is no specific date set. earthquake damage to napa's government buildings, roads, and bridges could top $20 million. according to the napa valley register the county has spent $3 million for repairs since the august 24th quake. >> the county has $3.5 million inpending contracts. some think the price could reach $20 million. the fine cost has not been determined. president obama returns to the bay area this week. >> he is going to focus on cyber security and on fund- raising. he is going to arrive in san francisco thursday, then take part in a cyber security summit at stanford. he is going to talk about government and private companies working together to

protect consumers from growing cyber theft. he is going to talk about areas like on-line shopping. >> the summit also features top policy makers and academic leaders. on friday night president obama will speak at a democratic fund- raiser in san francisco's russian hill neighborhood. tomorrow levi stadium begins the transformation from football to hockey. >> it is becoming an outdoor ice rink. that's going to be very cool. it's the san jose sharks and the l.a. kings on february 21st. a refrigeration truck that makes ice for the hockey surface arrives in santa clara tomorrow. >> the sharks will wear a special jersey for that game. in the coming days there will likely bea fan festival and some public skating session opportunities out there. by the way. levi stadium will host super bowl 50 one year from yesterday. oakland's a's fan fest starts in a few minutes. >> fans can get autographs from

players. the event is at both the coliseum and inside oracle arena. that's important because there is rain out there sloo. it won't be bad. if you want to come and bay tickets, you can take photos with the team's four world series trophies. you can also go to a q-and-a session with billy bean and manager bob melvin. >> in addition is $10. parking is free. the giants estimate 30,000 people attended their fan fest yesterday out at at&t ballpark. for many folks was the first time they saw their beloved giants since the championship. >> some fans waited a couple of hours to get autographs from their favorite players such as buster posey. casey mcgee is replacing pablo sandoval at third base. you look at these pictures and you think, boy, isn't lucky that their fan fest wasn't today, because all of their

event was outside. >> we've got steady rainfalling this morning. hat tapered off in the last half-hour but look at what is off shore. more to come. scattered showers will remain in the forecast. if you are going to be outdorks bring along the umbrella. wind also accompanying this. be prepared for that. >> okay. >> that's our show for this morning. fur wondering if i ate all the cookies, i didn't. >> you hid them. >> i hid them. >> thanks for joining us. enjoy the rest of your weekend. >> hand them over, hand them over. >> oh, come on.

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i'm chris wallace. jordan escalates its war on isis. but what is the u.s. plan to defeat islamic extremism? >> we see isil, a brutal, vicious death cult that in the name of religion carries out unspeakable acts of barbarism. >> this president is sitting on the sidelines putting our allies at risk and allowing radical islam to run while throughout the middle east. >> we'll discuss the threat and the need for a coherent strategy in a rare sit down with the former director of the defense intelligence agency, lieutenant general michael f