more on the agreement to get dock workers back on the job. >> from ktvu fox 2. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. welcome to mornings on two. there is a beautiful shot this morning of the golden gate bridge. it's pretty clear out there. the sunrise looking fantastic. welcome to mornings on two. it's saturday february 21st. >> good morning. the distance you can see sliver

of fog. you said it was a nightmare. >> it was soupy. that's what i was thinking. i was thinking of rosemary driving in white knuckled and worried because it was so thick. >> yeah. for most of us we got rid of the low cloud deck but like you said now we have patchy dense fog. i think we will have it through midmorning. a live look into san rafael. it's really over parts of the north bay as well as the east bay where the fog is. it's thick let's take a look at where visibility is low for some. in and around santa rosa as well as stretching in to napa. napa has improved over the last couple of minutes but the darker gray indicating visibility down to a quarter mile. from santa rosa in -- you will find some of this. fairfield and concord now reporting visibilities about four miles over parts of oakland and san francisco doing okay. mountain view into san jose the visibility is good as well. because of the low clouds being absent this morning we are off

to a colder start. take a look at some of these numbers. we have 44napa. 48 oakland. 50 in haywood. mid40s outside your door san jose and redwood city in at 44. as we get into the second half we will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny. going through the afternoon. we have all the cloud cover in the central valley for us along the coastline. i think partly cloudy today. it doesn't clear all together but the rest of us will be under sunshine and the temperatures will be nice and mild. i will bring you the afternoon highs and bring you the possibility of sierra snow showers coming to the area by the second half of the weekend. >> all right. we will see you soon. there is a possible agreement in the nine month long labor dispute that's crippled port operations up and down the west coast. dock workers must still ratify the deal but the port is expected to resume normal operations as soon as today with dock workers starting work with saturday evening shifts. dock workers and the shipping

companies refusing to reveal specifics of the deal but we do know that it's a five-year deal. >> it's a good agreement. it'll work for both sides. will help workers and communities and help customers get the containers they have been waiting for. >> the obama administration and labor secretary are getting some credit for helping to hammer out the deal. we spoke with the secretary by phone while he acknowledges it'll take months before the backlog of cargo is cleared he is very optimistic about moving forward from this dispute. >> the task ahead begins which is -- getting the backlog resolved and getting confidence restored and i'm confident that will happen. >> the main sticking point between the two sides how to resolve worker, employer disputes. the current system consists of four regional on arbitrators. it'll be replaced with four teams of three people each.

arbitrators won't have lifetime terms of the the union and shipper also have a system for objecting to or removing on traitors they deem unfit. arbitrators. mike honda will hold a panel on the president's executive actions on immigration. he will be joined by immigration advocates to discuss how it'll affect undocumented immigrants. the discussion starts at 11:30 at mission valley regional on stevenson boulevard. >> new this morning the sheriff's office is searching for whoever is responsible for a shooting that left a person dead and another hurt. it all happened in bay point about 10:00 last night. deputies say they found two people who had been shot. one victim died at the scene. the other was taken to a nearby hospital. police haven't released any other details about that victim's condition or their search for the gunman. haywood police are searching for a man suspected of trying to kidnap a 14-year-old.

that happened yesterday. just after 3:00 in the afternoon on ebony way. the girl was walking home alone from school when the man tried to pull her into his car. she fought back and ran to a nearby neighbor's house. the suspect is a latino man in his 20s about 5'9'', 160-pound was brown short wavy hair. he was last seen driving a white sekan. family and friend wills remember a man shot and killed by san jose police state police officers. antonio lopez guzman was killed last year. campus police say he ignored command from two officers to put down a saw. officers used a taser with no effect before shooting him when he charged them with the saw. today's gathers will be held at the park in san jose at two. >> a big change is set for this weekend in the 415 area code. starting today people with the numbers 415 will have to dial

one and then 415 to make local calls. they have been running out so new numbers in san francisco and marin will get the new 628 code. >> 628. i thought 415 was the best. >> going to keep it? >> yeah i will. >> people will need to add the 415 area code to all the local numbers stored in their phones. >> to me it -- my first 415 number was san francisco. so, i -- i guess it would be -- the place where i left my heart. >> everybody with an existing number can keep it which is far less disruptive than splitting 415 right in half. >> your time is 706. the pop drops at levi stadium in less than 12 hours. check out this video and you

can see all the progress that has been made over the last couple of weeks transforming into a hockey rink. >> tonight the sharks will take on the los angeles kings as part of the national hockey league stadium series. >> yep. this is the first nhl outdoor game in north eastern california. there was one at dodge erstad jump last year the sharks and kings tested the rink yesterday. that surface is holding up well. >> the game is a sell out with 70,000 tickets sold. fans say it'll be exciting to watch the home of the 49ers turn into a hockey wonderland. >> this is huge. this is northern california hockey being celebrated at its highest level. we have never had an outdoor game. i mean the sun is shining. it's beautiful. the weather is nice and they are going to have ice. >> it's pretty cool. check it out. the players when they were asked about skating outside said it reminds them of when they were children if they grew up in the cold weather cities

and played on the frozen ponds a little bit of remembering there. >> it's a unique experience for shark fans and get the chance to enjoy a more football tradition and that's tailgating outside levi stadium. here is interesting facts about hockey. it took 20,000-gallons of water to create a two inch ice surface. >> and crews used three thousand gallons of coolant. they have to freeze the rink to 22-degrees. >> temperature at game time is going to be about 57 degrees. the nhl said that is no problem. it was in the mid60s at last year's game. >> and if you are heading down there there will be a lot of food. concession planners say they expect to sell 7500 orders of garlic fries, 13,000 hot dogs. >> i know the sharks want to win because the kings beat them

in the playoffs. they were up three and then the kings came back and won it all. battling for the playoffs this time around as well. instead of kim k the san sharks are starring in their own reality tv show. >> the documentary film crew has been shadowing them for the past month. that is going to give viewers a behind the scenes look at the team leading up to tonight's game. >> a two camera ten person crew has been following the sharks recording their every move. production folks say edited down 200 hours of footage. >> you forget about them and that's when the stuff comes out. it explains a lot of the reality tv show stuff. >> you know about the characters we have in here but to see what guys really do on a day to day basis. >> the camera crews shoot games inside the locker room, on the practice ice and those

moments between player as with well with their families. the show is opponent the epix cable network. for our question of the day we want to know how big of a sharks fan you are. we have a friendly competition going on with our sister station in los angeles. show your sharks spirit by going to our facebook page and liking our beat la post. >> today marks the 100th anniversary of the world fair. to remember all that san francisco has gone through the california historic society has created an exhibit to look at the past. we are live with the executive director of the historical society and a look at century old video of that event. >> reporter: that video is interesting to see. it's funny, you can tell it was shot on film and it's in black and white. they have that rag time piano music going in the background. we will show thank you to you but first we will tell you where we are. we are in front of the palace

of fine arts. this structure, beautiful morning here. no fog. this was built a hundred years ago for the 1915 world fair. that happened here in san francisco. here to tell us more is -- the accountive director of historic society. we think of the world fair and it's nothing like it was 100 years ago. this was a major event. what was it like being here? >> i imagine with 250,000 people from all over the world opening at the fair this day and to think of san francisco in 1906, nearly devastated by the earthquake and then the fire. this was it's rebirth. this was -- we are back. come see us. world war i broke out months before and everybody was so concerned that nobody would come to the world's fair but over the course of that year and until december of 1915, 19 million people came. >> reporter: and we -- we

should show this video. that black and white video of the construction of the world's fair. it was a massive project. >> it was. the classic make no small plans. they laid out a 65300-acre site. so, a tower of jewels that was 43 stories high and the tallest one was about 11 stories. >> reporter: palace after palace. all of that is gone except the palace of fine arts and this was the smallest one. >> this was the smallest. they wanted you to come from all of the bustle and industry and arts and -- forward making motor cars to the serene beautiful place where you would see some of the finest art. >> thank you very much.

>> reporter: the exhibit happening to mark the 100th anniversary is -- noon until five and for today the admission is free. you can come check out the exhibit. including a model of what that city with in a city looked like when it was built for the 1915 world fair. >> all right sounds interesting. thank you. >> the palace of fine arts that staple along the northern waterfront and a lot of people think san francisco and think golden gate bridge but that -- glad they kept it. its been in movies, weddings. i have been in a wedding there. >> yeah. >> i have been there a lot of times. getting help from the local community. coming up at 7:30 how businesses and people are recovering last month's fire in the mission district. . and just an hour from now an event will get underway. the unique spin to fight cancer

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123450 a beautiful start to the day. unfortunately no rain in the forecast for the bay area. i amtraking the possibility of sierra snow showers. ly have that and your local forecast coming up. >> thank you. environmental groups expressing concerns over a new plan to destroy parts of the old bay bridge. caltrans is planning to use as many as six hundred small explosions to set off an under water implosion to destroy pier3. the concrete shows no sign of toxicity and that's a solution that could save about $100 million without harming marine

life. if approved caltrans hopes to blow up the pier in november and possibly remove other piers as well. snow amounts more than 400 will team up today to take part in a move vent to beat rare cancer. it's an indoor team cycling relay that started in 2007. in today's relay will be at the exuinox gym on pine street from eight this morning to five tonight. every dollar raised will go to research on rare cancers at memorial, sloan cancer center. more than 20,000 across the country are expected to take part in the event. >> next week hundreds of thousands of people will take part in an online fitness competition and the search for whoever will earn the title of the world's fittest man and woman. it's called the cross fit open and started here in the bay area. >> flex it hard. go, go, go. >> reporter: a cross fitter in

2008 when nobody really knew what cross fit was. >> my kids opened up cross fit santa cruz. one of the first gyms and i did it to support them. i had no idea it would grow and people would do it all over the world. >> reporter: next week she will join 200,000 people from around the world for the cross fit open. >> i didn't want to dot. i hatet. it's really hard. then i decided i had to. >> reporter: cross fit is functional fitness and consists of varied movements at high intensity. it started in santa cruz. >> we were part of the first. >> reporter: it has grown faster than anyone expected. more than 11,000 are now spread out across the world. >> and australia, africa, south america, a lot of growth numbers. really there is no end in sight. >> reporter: the open brings them all together. it's an online fitness competition. >> five workouts over the course of five weeks . >> reporter: and while most are cross fitters you don't have to

be. >> you can do it in the garage or gym and anyone with internet access and a camera can submit a score and see where they stack up against the best. >> reporter: and people are signing up for that challenge. the first open was back in 2011. 26,000 signed up. in 2012 there were 69,000. last year 209,000 people from 86 countries took part. >> i think a very conversative claim is a quarter million. >> reporter: at media headquarters things bustling. the work outs secret. >> if i go in and beg they won't tell me. >> you may get nerf gunned . >> reporter: for less than 100 competing is the goal. goal -- this is the goal. the cross fit game and the chance to be crowned fittest on earth. that's the 1%. for everybody else it's just. >> to make sure the program is

working. >> reporter: for carroll who is 63, a grandmother and cancer survivor it won't be easy. >> these are hard. >> reporter: that's the point. >> have you to -- you have to take risks. i had to because i can. >> reporter: just signing up is a measure of strength. >> all right. you can still sign up. we put a link on the website. $20 will get new to that compings if you want to take it on. it lasts five weeks. >> you in? >> i have done it the last four years. this year i may just take a break. >> why? come on. be a die hard cross fitter. i don't do it. >> do i hear a challenge from mike? >> right. go head. >> i will log you on right now. >> i don't do cross fit. >> anyone can do it. $20. >> that woman is inspiring. i tell you. >> when you talk to her and you fell guilty. she is 63. i just want to take my grandkids, she has six and

another one on the way. if you don't sign up. you have no excuse. no excuse. >> baby. talking to you. >> how about great weather? we have another great day in store. there are changes coming our way. today will be the warmer day of the weekend. we have a cooldown coming. it'll turn breezy. let start with a live look at a beautiful blue sky over oakland this morning. because of the clearing skies, a lot clearer than what we had yesterday. temperatures are cooler this morning. be prepared for that. we have that ridge of high pressure still in control of our weather patterns. our dry stretch going to continue. we may have a little bit of drizzle tomorrow morning. it has to do with the system that are dropping down the back side of california. right between california and nevada and we have another one getting ready to move in. this is actually going to bring a few scattered showers to the sierra in the way of snow showers which is great news. it's not going to be a lot but at least some.

for today mostly sunny. temperatures back above average. mid60s to low 70's. ridge of high pressure. on sunday, that system will drop in. there will be the slight nobility of a few scattered showers. i think it'll be more in the way of drizzle, maybe cloudy skies and the winds will pick up as well. let's roll you through. ly pass you into sunday morning and notice over the sierra we have a few showers falling here. meanwhile here at home we wake up with -- i don't know. i see a bit of moisture, maybe some drizzle, you see over the mount diablo range a few scattered showers and that's aboutt. it'll stay over central southern california and will stay over the sierra. temperatures this morning 48 degrees in walnut creek. 44 redwood city. low 40s in nevado and patchy dense fog in the valley this is morning. if you are driving out take it easy. 65nevad 69 oakland. 62 pacifica. upper 60s in antioch.

69 san jose. 70 for morgan hill. mostly sunny elsewhere. the extended forecast with the bay area always in view. today mostly sunny. mild, a lot like what we had yesterday. notice we have a cooling trend that starts tomorrow. we will turn breezesy because of that storm that will bring snow in the searchy. we remain dry and we remain in the low 60s which is more typical for this time of year but after enjoying upper 60s and low 70s it feels cool. >> it was cold earlier this week and everybody was so shocked. like why is it so cold? >> a nice night for the hockey game. >> a good one. >> same game but a little different look. coming up at special uniforms the golden state warriors are sporting. >> and a top driver booted from nascar ahead of the biggest race of the season. the serious allegations against kurt bush.

kurt bush has been suspensed after a court said he committed domestic violence against his former girlfriend. she said he grabbed her throat and slammed her into a wall. he is not facing criminal charges. nascar said he can appeal the suspension and his attorney plans to do just that. the racing season kicks off tomorrow with the daytona 500. tomorrow's race marks the final season for jeff gordon. he will start in the pole position. the four time champ won the pole last sunday. he will now try to open his 23 23rd season with his fourth victory -- victory at daytona. last month he announced this would be his final season as a full time driver. leftover rice start alongside his teammate in that front row. month we will end early tomorrow to bring you the 500,

coverage starts at nine. >> we are also going to end early at 8:30 this morning to bring you college basketball on fox. stay tuned for that game which is at 9:00 this morning movement braving the cold in the name of charity. the reason hundreds of people are going to strip down to their bathing suits and take a dip in the san francisco bay. and spring training is underway in arizona but the giants missing a key man in uniform. what >> pleasant weather in forecast for saturday afternoon. this morning valley fog and colder temperatures for most a look coming up.

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the search is on for the driver of a deadly hit and run in oakland. what witnesses say they saw. welcome back to mornings on 2. >> good morning. we get to that stop story in just a minute. first a check on your weather and depending on where you are it's a morning where you look at some things and are like that's not what it looked like for me. >> you are right. some of us with thick fog. some of us with sun and some with a mix of sun and clouds. we will have that fog through

about midmorning. particularly in the valleys. let's look at the bay bridge and into san francisco. we have just a patch of low clouds and we have plenty of sun on the way. if you are getting outside this morning it's a cooler start. we will start with the visibility though because in and around santa rosa, along highway 101, in through -- highway 116. if you are crossing over, visibility is a tough one. you may have a little bit of trouble. outo side of that we see improvement here in and around concord was a little thicker. visibility at about four miamis around the bay and this to the south bay. not so much. we are looking good with partly cloudy to mostly sunny. numbers cool it morning. 41 degrees. 48 in oakland. napa at 44. 44 santa rosa. with better clearing temperatures allowed to cool off in the afternoon. i should say in the overnight hours as we get in to the afternoon which i want to show you the numbers will be back

up. 69 for livermore. 69 oakland. upper 60's redwood city. we will be party cloudy. 62 pacifica. 67 in areas around napa. we will get into a cooling trend as early as tomorrow. for some it'll be breezy and i'm tracking snow for the searchy.ly show you that coming up. >> oakland police are looking for a hit and run driver who killed a man and sent another person to the hospital. it happened just after 3:30 yesterday afternoon at 32nd street. police say a tan buick hit two men and then the driver got out and ran away. the family of the man who died said he was a 39-year-old father of two. he was walking on the road after leaving a fundraising event at a park. >> all i sue -- i heard the impact and then just noticed that -- i seen this object that i knew was a guy flipping in the air. >> witnesses say the car was driving down at a high rate of speed. in san francisco a mother

and child riding a bike were hit by a car and injured. it happened at 3:40 yesterday afternoon. investigators say it appeared that the driver ran a red light and then hit the bike. the mother had a broken leg. the child suffered bumps and bruises. >> police released new details about two men accused of killing a security guard. they gave us these pictures of the 22-year-old and 20-year-old richard cruz. both men were booked in to the jail on murder charges. the two are accused of shooting and killing security guard last saturday night. he had witnessed a robbery from the club where he worked. he rushed over to help and that's when he was shot. he was the father of two. people who lost their businesses in that big mission district fire last month are getting a helping hand from others in the community. last month's fire damaged this building on the corner of

mission and 22nd street. it was home to three dozen small bises and residents. last night a bank held an event for those affected by that fire. people were able to find out more about loans and the mission fire business fund. >> they were the fabric of the community. they had employees, that have been displaced. we want to make sure they can return. >> the nonprofit group mission economic development agency is in charge. they are hoping to raise money to help them. >> refinery problems appear to be raising gas prices in california compared to a week ago prices for a gallon of region lead reasonable doubt up about ten cents. the average price is $2.90. in oakland it's $2.80. three days ago there was an explosion at a exxom refinery in torance. four people were hurt and the strike at in martinez just adds

to the problem. it stopped production all together. the two account for 16% of the gas in california. covered california has extended the deadline for it's who need to buy health insurance. the deadline for enrollment is april 30th. the extension is to help people who weren't aware of the tax penalty for not having insurance. the extense doesn't exempt people from paying the penalty on their 2014 taxes. it just helps them avoid bigger penalties next year. it's a tug of war for the oakland raiders. city leaders say they are determined to keep the team in the bay area. city leaders in carson say they are excited to be the next home for the raiders. yesterday at a news conference in carson officials revealed their plan for a $1.7 billion privately funded stadium for the raiders and the chargers. i asked the mayor how serious of a challenge it is from the

folks in carson. this news conference today. do you think it's a gimmick? >> i remain very focused on my priority and the raiders priority and that is to keep this team in oakland. >> the mayor said she will not spend any city money to build a stadium for the raiders but does say public money is available for improvement that could support a new stadium. the executive director of said he has a meeting scheduled with the raiders on tuesday. >> san francisco's giants manager is expected to miss a day or two of spring training while he rests a heart procedure. he was release from the hospital yesterday after two stints were inserted. team doctors had found a problem with his heart during a physical. his son is a pitcher who signed with the big league squad. >> they want to keep him out

for precaution but he is doing grease. >> sounds like everything is doing good. we wish him a fast recovery. >> his wife is expected to arrive tomorrow. the situation they say didn't merit her rushing in sooner. bench coach ron wot, did is is in charge. pitchers and catchers held a work out. they tonight have to officially report until this monday. their first game is on march second. and the a's have cut the ribbon to their new spring home it had been used by the cubs but the a's are taking over that renovated ballpark after they move from phoenix to mesa. we asked the a's co owner for the update on if they plan to move out of oakland. he said he is tired of thinking about the suspicion said the players may want to stay in arizona pause of their

beautiful new spring training home. the 1915 world fair is celebrating it's 100th birthday. more than 200,000 came out for the festival a hundred years ago. we have more on what we can expect after this year's celebration. >> reporter: no fog. we are in front of the palace of fine arts. the world's fair was a massive undertaking. they called it a 600 square foot worldwide web. let's show you this hundred year old video they have pulled for this event. you can imagine palace after palace being built on the marina district showcasing the technology. the first telephone call was made during the fair. they ran the lines across the country specifically for the world's fair here. they were also showcasing the world's most valuable art and

music. the palace of fine arts housed that art work. ten thousand pieces of art from around the world and it's the only building from that world's fair that still stands today. along with the art, music and part of that is the din -- ukele. it was introduced during the world's fair. to remember that we have mark. you will play it and you are not going to be alone. >> no. we are expecting at least 600, probably a thousand fans, players, singers, to join us here to celebrate what was really launched a hundred years ago. >> how do you find that many players and how do you kind of play in? >> we can thank the internet today. there are so many clubs that you may not know about on the surface but they are there. >> reporter: it's a very popular instrument. about a hundred years ago it was under the radar.

>> 100 years ago it was brought to the hawaii pavilion which was just at the corner of this beautiful structure . just playing every day and introducing this new sound. the hawaii steel guitar. those two were novel. it caught on. people went to the pavilion. they went to the palace to have coffee. >> reporter: i want to make sure you play it so we can heart. what are you playing? >> i'm going to play a song often used to introduce gatherings. i will just start that. ♪ [ music ] ♪

>> reporter: beautiful sound this morning. beautiful place to hear that music. mark -- you are hearing -- he will be one of hundreds of players that will be gathering here for the community event they are having celebrating the anniversary of the 1915 world's fair. you can come down to the palace of fine arts, go inside. see the exhibit, listen to the music and it's all free today from noon until five. back to you. >> thank you. it's beautiful sound. i love that instrument. i never knew he called them uke fans. shortened it. >> it's like a year long celebration. it'll be a nice year to celebrate thank you. hundreds of brave soul ises, very brave are expected to take part in san francisco's

polar plunge today. that event kicks off with a 5k run at 8:30 and the race is followed by this. where are they going? that's good. they are going in to the icy waters of the san francisco bay. that is at aquatic park. some braver than others going in deeper. the police department is hosting that event. all funds raised will go to the special olympics athletes in northern california and nevada. >> the opportunity to do this, to raise money for those little less fortunate and -- to be honest with you in many ways more courageous than even cops is the least we can do. >> although not required organizers are recommending that people come like those folks dressed up in their favorite costumes and they say the craze yeser the better. >> english inges will rev and crowds will roar in oakland for this year's monster jam. the event kicks off at 7:00

tonight. it'll feature some of the bingest preformers on four wheels. it's debuting a new truck dedicated to the armed forces. it's called soldier for change. >> i feel honored. i feel that -- you know i owe something back to the men and women who were out there battling for us and keeping us safe. >> tickets for tonight's event range from 15 to $30 a total access pass will give you the best seats in the house and access to the monster jam trucks and their drivers. the private meet and greet. they go for $125. >> big changes for people in san francisco. coming up at eight the new digits you will have to dial in order to make a phone call. >> and giving back on a global scale. the school helping feed family pets around the world the reward they are receive for their commitment to change.

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good morning. giving you a live look in oakland. it's a cooler start to the day. right now downtown 48 degrees. in our valleys patchy thick fog. i will have your numbers for the afternoon coming up. >> all right. with the best record in the nba at 43 wins and only nine losses the golden state warriors have looked great this season and they may look sharper last night. i liked these. >> these are the jerseys. they look good on television. they wore this celebrating the chinese lunar new year. >> take another step or two. >> the word warriors written in red characters and then on the sleeve there is a picture

of a goat which is the year of the goat. >> the warriors did knock off the nba champions. the spurs at oracle. that was 110-99. the warriors say they like the new and unique uniforms. >> last night was their first game since the all-star break. once break. >> pretty simple for us. defend like crazy, take care of the ball. move the ball. when we do that which have enough weapons where we will score enough points. >> no kidding. keep it simple and you win. the warriors will wear these uniforms next tuesday night against the wizards and on march second against the nets. >> and then they have one final time to wear them. it's their official new year's celebration. that's march 4th at home at

oracle. >> yeah. seth gave me his jersey. >> he just said -- here you go. >> the lunar new year starts thursday. san francisco held this celebration -- it included the lion and dragon dancing. >> and it's the year of the goat. it's also the year of the ram, year of the sheep. it's all okay. under the zodiac people bosh this year are creative and have an eye for fashion. >> over the next two weeks there are events in the bay area celebrating its lunar new year. the tet festival at 11:00 at the santa clara county fair growns. san francisco botanical -- will be from nine this morning to three in the afternoon. the san francisco symphony will host the new year concert starting at three. we will broadcast live the parade san francisco on march 7

march 7th at six. >> ktvu is once again the sponsor of we day which is an educational event that inspires young people to get involved in local and global change. >> singers are just some of the speakers and preformers that will take part in the event. they have inspired others to make change. she teamed with the spca. snow amounts now you cannot buy tickets to the event. the students who get to go have to earn their way by making a positive change doing community service or projects locally and around the world. today we checked in with the catholic academy of sunnyvale and looked at their efforts to create chism >> whoever raised $50. the goat will go over there

near the fences. >> reporter: at the catholic academy students coloring card board goats. they are trying to raise money for third world countries to buy real goats. >> they wanted to learn more about the act and creative children. it came from the students that will be changing the world by bringing in change. >> reporter: the students divided in to 15 groups, one person from each age group starting at kindergarten through eighth grade. each group decorates a card board goat. >> my goat looks perfect. it looks perfect. >> how much money does it cost to buy a goat? >> how long will it take you to fill that jar? >> i don't know. >> where did you find your change? >> in a -- in my dad's wallet. >> reporter: to focus on the importance of raising the money

a special guest star was invited to attend. what is the goat's name? >> star. she is about ten months oldo old. >> reporter: even though only 15 get to go to the day it has inspired children of all ages to act. >> who will change the world this week? because ready, set, >> go. i like that. >> pretty cool there when they all raise their hands when they ask who will change the world. >> it's really a cool event when you see thousands of kids in there and they are being rewarded with their favorite stars and singers. >> claudine will be there. >> all day. i will be there here in the morning. >> let's turn to rosemary and see how we are starting weekend off. >> yeah. we have another nice day in store. one after another after another.

we are going to see a change in the pattern this morning. valley fog. colder temperatures, the two that you will notice as you get outside. giving you a live look into oakland this morning where we have mostly sunny skies and -- parts of the bay area waking up with partly cloudy, mostly sunny. it's in the valleys this morning where it's really thick. i received a tweet from someone just a moment ago and wow, it's really tough to get over through parts of the valley this morning in and around santa rosa, parts of the east bay as well reporting a little bit of fog a live look here at storm tracker two where we have a little bit of shower activity coming to california. not for us unfortunately. the sierra will pick up a few scattered showers as well as southern california. we have this ridge of high pressure that continues to dominate. we will be back in to the mid of 0's. low 70s for the afternoon. we have system that are dropping down the back side and that is what we have coming our

way. as we get into tonight and tomorrow, this is going to bring a slight pocket, scattered showers in and around by the sierra tonight and then a better chance tomorrow. through saturday we have mostly sunny skies, along the coastline partly cloudy. temperatures in the low to mid of 0's. this is into sunday and you can see that the sierra is picking up snow. it's not going to be a lot but a few inches possibly and that will be good news. ly roll new to sunday night. take a look at what happens. this system drops farther soup. we don't see much. we may get drizzle tomorrow morning but that should be about it. the oscars are tomorrow night. it looks like it'll be a wet one for that a look outside our door. 48 address right now -- degrees right now. 47 mountain view. afternoon noon ohios, of 5 in nevado. upper of 0's for the east bay. in to the south bay it's a nice

day for you. 70 degrees loss gatos. 66 san mateo . 64 san francisco. partly cloudy in pacific and 62 the extended forecast here showing you for us the winds will pick up with this system that will bring a little bit of snow to the sierra. and a cooling trend. temperatures will be cool america to the second half of the weekend and then in to the business week. unfortunately we are still dry. no rain in the forecast. >> little peak of possibility that we saw last weekend for maybe rain gone. >> just fizzled out and as it gets closer. >> thank you. >> you got it explosions in the bay. the plan to implode parts of the old bay bridge and the concerns. >> new controversy around bill cosby. the new decision about his shows this coming summer.

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bill cosby won't preform two source here that were scheduled for later this year

he was set to preform on june 6 june 6th and on june 7 president. anyone who bought tickets will get a refund he has postponed and even canceled a number of shows in the past few months after more than 20 women alleged sexual misconduct against him. >> the quakes are excited about the season and their new stadium. yesterday they took the field for the first film at a sad -- time at a stadium. the 18,000 seat convenient sue open -- venue opens against the fire the team is getting access to the field here in the pre- season. >> great to finally go on the grass. keeping us off of it but feels like we have a home which we do. >> when the stadium opens fans will be able to experience the largest bar in north america. it features wood from moffet hanger. >> thousands of gallons of water have turned in to the home of -- turned the home of

the 49ers into a rink for the sharks. check it out. in the 8:00 hour a look at tonight's big game as the home team takes on the stanley cup champions. . and fans are getting a look at their lives. at the livesser their favorite sharks players off the ice. more on the documentary that's been following the team's every move for the past movement

it's the 100th anniversary of the 1915 world fair in san francisco. coming up we will take a look at how things have changed as the celebration kicks off. >> and after shutting down and cause age backlog west coast ports getting back to business. today is a kickoff for the 100th celebration of the world fair. this is video of the palace of fine arts being built for the occasion. the fair was held to celebrate the comitial of the panama canal. >> i love those old videos. take a look at the palace of fine arts today. this is a live picture for you on this beautiful saturday morning. now the palace is one of the

only few surviving structures of that 1915 world fair. ktvu fox two is out there for us this morning. good morning and welcome back . >> good morning. someone else is outside and that's rosemary. good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah. we have a mix of weather going on this morning. outside our doors everybody five minutes ago the fog rolled in and there is a wall of fog. can't see san francisco from this vantage point. you get in around the bay. some of us with mostly sunny skies and you get in to the valley. we have thick fog. as we get in to the afternoon we will all see partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies and another warm up for today with above average temperatures. let's take a look at some of the numbers outside the door. if you woke up with a clearer skies at least the clearing in the overnight hours, chances are your temperatures a lot colder than yesterday morning.

45 in napa. 44 about santa rose. oakland into haywood. 44 for redwood a cool start in half moon bay. 49 half moon bay. the inner east bay at 50 degrees. as we get in to the second half we will be mostly sunny. away from the coastline. partly cloudy at the coast for most of the day. mid60s. 68 mountain view. upper 60's for the north bay. santa rosa you are expected to hit 66. temperatures very similar to what we had yesterday. tomorrow we start a bit of a cooling trend. i see breezy weather for some of us. the possibility -- i will explain why coming up. >> thank you. we will see you soon. >> all right. there is a possible agreement in this nine month long labor dispute. it's crippled port prayings up and down the west coast. >> while dock workers must agree they are expected to resume normal operations as soon as today.

>> such good news. they are refusing to reveal the specifics of this deal but we do know that it's a five-year pack. pact. both sides had been blaming each other for the stalemate that refused work to a crawl at 29 other ports including the port of oakland. >> it's a good agreement. it'll work for both sides. it'll help workers and communities and help customers get the containers they have been waiting for. >> the obama administration and secretary are getting some credit. we spoke to the secretary while he acknowledges it'll take months before the backlog of cargo is cleared he is optimistic about moving forward from this dispute. >> the task ahead starts which is getting the backlog resolved and getting confidence restored. >> the main sticking point between them is how to resolve

worker, employer disputes. the current system consists of four regional on traitors -- arbitrators. arbitrators will no longer have lifetime terms. the union and shipper also have a system for objecting to or removing arbitrators as well if they deem them unfit. >> new the sheriff's office is investigating a homicide in bay point. that shooting happened just about 10:00 last night. deputies say when they arrived they found two people who had been shot one died at the scene. the other taken to hospital. haywood police are searching for a man suspected of trying to kidnap a 14-year- old girl. take a look at this police sketch here. it happened on ebony way and joshua street the girl was walking home alone from school. the man tried to pull her into his vehicle but she fought back

and then ran to a nearby house for help. the suspect is a latino man in his 20s . brown short wavy hair. he was seen driving a white sedan. family and friends will gather to remember a man who was shot and killed by san jose state police officers. the 38-year-old antonio lopez guzman was killed february 2 sergeant of last year. police say he ignored commons to put down a dry wall saw. they used a taser with no effect before shooting him when he charged them with the saw. today's gathering will be held at raymond vernal park at two. >> there is a big change set for this weekend in the 415 area code. starting today people who start with the 415 area code will have to dial one and then 415 to make the calls. 415 numbers have been running

out. new numbers in san francisco and marin are going to quiet a new 628 code. >> 628. i thought 415 was the best. >> going to keep it? >> yeah i will. >> they will need to add the area code to all local numbers stored in their phone. >> in 1915 the panama pacific international expossession was held in san francisco known as world fair. exhibits were built on a 635- acre site along the northern shore. this year marks the 100th anniversary of that world fair. one of the original structures still standing from that 1915 celebration. >> >> reporter: good morning. we have moved just outside the palace to what's called the innovation hanger.

it's next to the palace of fine arts and talking about that 1915 world fair, now it's easy to take for granted how easy it is for us to find out about the latest technology and innovation. we go online and everything is at our fingertips a hundred years ago it wasn't like that. if people wanted to find what the latest was they had to come to the world's fair which is what hundreds of thousands of people did when they came to san francisco for the 1915 world's fair. technology was a big part of what was showcased and they are celebrating the 100th anniversary of this world fair but as part of it people can come into the innovation hanger and take a look at some of the latest technology today. dan is the cura, tor. >> what are some of the things people can get? >> i think one of the amazing thing is for the first time in 42 years people will be able to come in to the space and the things they will see are -- as diverse as drones which everybody is talking about as well as things the maker

community that are as simple as gum ball machines that need a secret knock. >> how did you it work? >> it's not live but if you did this the ball would fall out. >> reporter: and you have to have -- the idea to make a secret knock. >> have you to have the secret knock. that's the thing that kids love and build. i think the most important thing is that the things people see in this space are things they can do themselves. we have innovations from around the world. start up that are working on things and at the same time we are open and say with the makers here to the public for the first time as a permanent space for them. there is something for everybody in that there is -- things for young people, for people that are really interested in the tech community and the thing that are happening there. and there is also thing that are -- related to art and history. >> reporter: and how late are you open? >> our hours today on the opening day are from 12 noon to five and then we will be open

about six tapes a week after that and again the admission is free and there is a lot to do and it'll be changing. this is a living museum. >> >> reporter: and just to bring it back to that world fair. this is -- on a smaller scale the sort of thing people would come to the fair for. >> absolutely. the fair had all the firsts. it had the first transcontinental phone call, the first baby incubator. the big difference is that the divisions of the future are coming from everybody. >> reporter: thank you. curator of innovation hanger. something you can check out for free today from noon until five. >> all right. thank you. appreciate it. >> the puck drops at levi stadium at seven tonight. >> you are going? >> no i said i wish i was. >> you can see the transformation from the football field to the ice hockey rink. they will take on the kings.

i can't believe they are the champions. the first round the sharks were up three times to nothing. then the kings won. >> tonight. tonight will be a good one. temperature down there will be in the mid50s. don't worry. the nhl promises the ice won't melt. it took 20,000-gallons of water to create two inches of ice. three thousand gallons of coolant to freeze that rink to 22 degrees. >> this is the first nhl outdoor game in northern california there was one at dodge dodger -- dodger s is tadiu -- stadium. the game is a sell outt. will be exciting to watch the home of the 49ers turn into a hockey rink. >> there is huge. this is northern california hockey being celebrated at its highest level. we have never had an outdoor game. the sun is shining. it's beautiful. the weather is nice and they are going to have ice.

>> the players say skating outside reminds them when they were children growing up. cities and having fun playing on the frozen ponds. it's a unique experience for shark fan that get the chance to enjoy what is more of a football tradition and that's tailgating outside the stadium. >> instead of kim and the real house wives, the san jose sharks starring in a reality show a documentary crew for has been shadowing them for the past month. viewers getting a behind the scenes perspective of that team leading up to tonight's game a two camera, ten person crew has been following the sharks reporting their eve move. it edits down about 200 hours of footage for just one hour show. >> very this friendly competition going on with a sister station and for our question of the day we want to know how big of a fan you are. you can show your spirit by going to our facebook page and

liking our beat la post. >> at last count our posts for the sharks had 2700 likes, the kings fans have to be stepping it up for their team. we don't want them too. their post had only 406 likes. >> they are like why do we do have to step it up when we have the cup here? >> they can loose that cup. that's why. a chilly dip in the bay for charity. the event that has even the chief of police taking a plunge. >> and finding the fittest man and woman in the country a look in to the competition that is expected to bring out hundreds of thousands of people.

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thank you for joining us on this saturday a sweeping view there. little bit of patchy fog over the city of san francisco this morning. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. temperatures above the season, average a cooling trend. out today in the extended forecast. >> some groups expressing concerns over a new plan to destroy parts of the old bay bridge. caltrans is planning to use as many as six hundred small explosions to sets off the under water implosion. they said the concrete show latinos signs of toxicity and it's a solution that could save a hundred million dollars without harming marine life. if approved it hopes to blow up

the pier in november and remove others as well. more than 400 people will team up in san francisco today to take part in a national movement to beat rare cancer. the event is called cycle for survivallal. it's an indoor relay that started in 2007. today's relay will be at the exuinox gym from eight this morning. that mean itself started about 15 minutes ago to five tonight. every dollar raised will go to research on rare cancers at memorial sloan.. >> hundreds of thousands -- known as leftover rice cross fit. it started in 2008. the first affiliates, there are more than 11,000. cross fit is defined as functional fitness and consists of varied movements at high intensity.

the open tests the fitness of those athletes in search of the title forfeitest man and woman on earth. >> and -- anyone has the opportunity to submit a score. this is all usually -- like we are at right now. they are scored, and submitted through affiliates but you can do it in your garage gym and anyone can submit a score. >> reporter: the last year 209,000 people from 86 countries signed up. then the cross fit games, the two winners of last year's games each received 2 75,000 dollars. there is still time to sign up and compete. we have put a link to the open on the website at ktvu.com. the cost is $20. >> all right. be a nice day to get outside and do exercise if you want. it's a run or a bike ride that -- i think is more up my speed. another nice day. >> yeah. i have a friend doing a huge

bike ride. she said wow, really foggy getting through. dealing a little bit of patchy fog this morning. >> where is she going from? >> it's an all day ride. i don't even know. across the bay where we have mostly sunny skies. little bit of patchy fog and in the valley it's really thick. visibility down to a quarter mile reported in and around santa rosa, and in pourings of the east bay valley locations. we will have mostly sunny skies. ridge of high pressure -- see the way is pushes that storm track to the north of us. we continue our dry stretch. i think we may see a little bit of drizzle and it has to do with the system that's actually dropping down the back side of california and it'll slide in to the great basin and he with will catch just that edge. take a look at what happens here.

we will roll you through today. waking up with fog in the valley this morning. little bit of fog for us. for the afternoon today notice how the low clouds and the fog stick to the coastline. partly cloudy expected here and then increasing by the second half of the afternoon and in to the evening. meanwhile over the sierra still dry. dorm morning though early the showers can start to fall over the sierra. we pick up a little bit of patchy drizzle maybe. as we get in to the afternoon the system starts to slide south and when it does looks like a few scattered showers may pop up over the diablo range. we won't see much of any of this a few inches of snow expected for the sierra. that's good news. s sit -- the system will continue to move before sunday. today mostly sunny. temperatures like where we have been. mid60's to low 70s. ridge of high pressure continuing to dominate the weather pattern. when the system sweeps through it'll pick up the winds. tomorrow could be gusty and

it'll bring a cooling tend. today will be the warmer day of the weekend. 452 degrees right now in oakland. 43nevado. temperatures are slowly beginning to turn around. the better clearing in the overnight hours and early this morning. 65 expected for nevado. relatively mild out there. above average for this time of year. upper 60s in areas like livermore, brentwood, castro valley. temperatures warm in to the low 70s. 71 gilroy. mid60s in san bruno. the extended forecast so you see the cooling trend there before you and you see the dry weather continuing as well. >> you will have to put the tent up over the red carpet. >> they just may. i think they will have to plan for that for sure. >> rainy oscars. thank you. >> it's the final season for bay area native jeff gordon. >> the plan for tomorrow as he starts his engine for the daytona 500.

refinery problems raising gas prices in california. compared to a week ago prices for a gallon of regular are up about ten cents, the average in san francisco is $2.90 for a gallon of region leaded. oakland $2.80. it's $2 and 83-cent. >> tomorrow's race is the final season for nascar driver jeff gordon. gordon will start in the pole

situation. he won the pole at the great american race. he will start alongside jimmie johnson in the front row. join us tomorrow here on mornings on 2. we will go live today tonna at 7:30. morns on two are end tomorrow. we can bring you the daytona 500. we are also ending a little early this morning. college basketball begins at ktvu. stay tuned for the game followed by vile nahv. >> we will be right back. before we go to break. cal taking on sanford and a tipoff that starts at about 3:30. colleague basketball in the bay area. both teams trying to reach 20 wins before -- march madness.

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people who lost their businesses in that big mission district fire last month are getting a helping hand from others in the community. the fire as you may remember damaged that building on the corner of mission and 22nd street. the nonprofit group mission key man in uniform elk development agency is -- economic agency is in charge of the mission fire fund. they hope to raise a hundred

thousand dollars to help the victims. >> hundreds of brave souls expected to take part in san francisco's polar plunge today. the event kicks off with a 5k at 8:30. just in about five minutes. the race is then followed by a plunge in to the icy waters of san francisco bay. the san francisco police department is hosting the event, all funds raced will go to special olympics as well as nevada. it'll be a bit warmer for people doing that plunge than it is for these in illinois. dozens of people braved subzero temperatures to jump into lake michigan. all proceeds benefiting the special olympics. crew has to break up the ice so people could jump in and jump right back out like that guy. >> i actually -- got a message from someone i worked in indiana. he works in chicago. he said i thought i saw you drive around chicago. i was like no. it's freezing there. i am not drive around shei --

driving around chicago. >> they can't get a break. we can't get any rain. >> we need a break too. >> two different stories. >> i was in tahoe and wow. not a lot of snow. giving you a look here at a cooldown. the dry weather will continue. we will be breezy tomorrow. we have aussies is temperature that -- a system that will bring snow. >> anything we can get. >> right. >> all right. thank you. >> got it that is our show for this morning. thank you for joining us on this saturday. >> and stay tuned to coverage of college basketball on fox starts right now. have a wonderful saturday. thank you for watching. glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything for all your help. through all life's milestones our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retirement. you should come celebrate with us. i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors you know and trust. so you can celebrate today and feel confident about tomorrow.

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