firefighters were throwing things out of the windows. >> residents on the run as a fire rips through two apartment buildings in san francisco. the clues that firefighters hope to be find today linked to their investigation. >> morningens on 2 -- mornings on 2 starts now. good morning on this beautiful sunday, looking out, san francisco bay looking spectacular on this beautiful

sunday morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is sunday, february 22nd. >> let's start you off with a quick look at your weather. that shot is beautiful. i didn't get any fog today. >> not as wide spread in our valleys this morning. we do have changes coming our way. a cooler pattern coming our way. what a gorgeous view we have for you with the sun on its way. we will have partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies today, but today we're going to have win. if we turn it over to the satellite and radar, you can see why. we have a system that is riding down central california. now, unfortunately, we are not going to pick up any moisture from this. looks like from about monterey south we will see those rain showers. we were talking about it a little bit yesterday, the oscars tonight, and they are preparing in l.a. for a little bit of rain.

in the sierras, a few snowshowers falling over areas like bear valley kirk wood. we'll pick up maybe two to four inches out of that. here at home. fog over 0 parts of the north bay -- fog over parts of the north bay. in and out of about a quarter mile visibility for some. if you're going to be be out this morning, you know they a little bit of fog. i'm seeing those winds rise in here, and the winds will increase with this system, as. . this stretching into the delta area. this will also be a very windy area for the afternoon, but for the bay area here, over our

north bay hills and east bay hills, winds could pick up, and other parts of the bay area will be breezy for today. back to you. trance sit considering a big addition to its fleet of buses. a.c. trance lit check out double- decker buses. they want to gauge rider reaction. >> dozens of people in temporary houses after a fire tore through two buildings in san francisco. this fire started shortly after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the fire apparently started in the narrow space between two buildings. someone passing by saw the cellphone video as those flames

were shooting through that roof. >> instantaneously, the roof looked like it exploded with fire. >> we're told we can go by and salvage things, computers, passports, things like that. >> many of the residents weren't home at the time, and the case of the fire is still under investigation. three people were hotel in a hotel fire last night at the town house travel end on west mcarthur boulevard. firefight irs say the fire was contained to one room on the second floor. two people were inside at the time, and did suffer third- degree burns. the cause of the fire is still under investigation, but firefighters say it appears that misuse of flammable materials may have started that fire. >> oakland police are offering a reward for a hit-and-run driver that killed a man and injured another. it occurred on san pablo avenue

and 32nd street. marise summerfield is identified as the victim. a 46-year-old oakland man was injured. the driver of a light-colored buick sedan was seen leaving the scene. a home depot store was shot down weeks after police shot and killed a 38-year-old woman there. the protesters are chained themselves to the entrance of the home depot yesterday morning, demanding that home depot release surveillance video from february 3rd when yvette end season was killed not far from the store. home depot said it only releases video to police, but store management would not say if it has done so. protesters say the death of henderson is part of a larger problem of african-americans being killed by police. >> in 2015 we are stopping business as usual. you cannot gill couple our people time and time again.

this is genocide, it's bigger than just one person. >> police are saying they were called to the store the day of the shooter after a security guard said henderson was caught steal examining then pulled a gun. police say henderson ran from that store and then tried to car jack at least three vehicle vehicles before pointing the gun at the police, and that's when they opened fire. >> a labor dispute between shipping companies and the long shore worker's union have led to slowdowns for nearly a year. a tentative five-year contract deal has been reached. >> i'm glad for are the

dockworkers, the union, shipping, the country, actually, because we can move forward and not be concerned about good gods being increased because of the delay. >> it will still take about six week tox eliminate the backlog of cargo. the situation is similar at other docks up and down the coast. thee steelworks strike at a few oil refineries is now expanding. it is now in three different states. picket lines have been in place since the first of the month in martinez, as well as refineries in texas and louisiana. it spread after they said that they would not bargain over 0 safety measures in good faith.

according to the contra costa times the water district is considering penalties for those who take water from fire hydrants, or pry open water meters. is state and federal officials sent the wrong forms and information to nearly a million people who signed up for healthcare coverage online for the affordable care insurance for the state of california. some are complaining about confusion regarding tax credits and filing amendments to their original returns. hollywood's biggest night starts just hours from now. >> and crews have been lays

that red carpet, filling the grand stands for fans, and are deck indicating the inside us anded of the -- decorating the inside and outside of the theater for the awards. kneel patrick harris said the pressure is on. >> the quality level has to be good for the oscars, because you don't want to doisey laugh jokes, so that's where in the pressure is, creating comedy that you think will be relevant. boyhood was the early favorite to win the best picture award after winning some of the earlier awards. it captured the imagination of many moviegoers because it was filmed over 12 years with the

same lead actors, but it's now the co favorite to birdman. >> you were a movie star, remember? >> who was this guy? >> used to be birdman. >> birdman has 9 academy award nominations, including for best picture and best actor. it's co favorite in both of those categories. now, insiders are say part of that is because it starred michael keaton, is well respected, and also because actors who are are the voters love stories about acting. >> now keaton is also in a tight race with the actor in the theory of everything. that film bass grown in pop -- that film has grown in popularity since the nominations were announced. >> all of the nominees go home with a little of something. >> those gift bags worth $160,000 each. including $14,000 worth of train travel through the

canadian rockies. there's also $20 worth of upscale car -- $20,000 worth of upscale car reynolds. >> we really put that stuff in there just hoping that maybe the celebrity will use it or pass it along to a friend of theirs who will use it and talk about it. >> the celebrities could pays a much as $40,000 in federal taxes for those gift bags, but they are allowed to return anything they don't want or think they can't use. >> i imagine they will, be too. $40,000 in taxes, you bet really want it. nothing is free. well, bay area and nascar driver jeff gordon starts his last season as fall-time driver. >> the new safety concerns being raised about the daytona 500 just hours before the race. >> and that outdoor hockey game in california mat brought tens

of thousands of people to levi stadium.

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>> happy sunday to you. giving you live picture there of heavenly ski resort, actually picking up a new dusting of snow. an inch of snow reported there in the last 24 hours. sharks played in front of their biggest crowd ever last night. a sellout crowd of 70,205, packed levi's stadium to watch a hockey game outside. shark players and their fans say it certainly was an

unforgettable experience. >> brent burns scored on a wrist shot against the l.a. kings to tie the game at one. unfortunately, though, that was the only sharks bottom of that game. >> but fans tell us was far from being the only highlight, let's face it, there were probably a lot of new fans there, as well. and the atmosphere was exciting. the parking lot you're looking at. good place for fans to enjoy pickup hockey games is tailgate parties. >> well, growing up in canada and learning to skate in the backyard, this has a lot of nostalgia for me. >> i've never been to one of these. no, this is great, and it's not snowing. that's the best part. no snow. >> chuck there bringing a little hue store. >> sharks head coach todd mcqueary said the game was a --

mclellan was -- sharks head coach todd mclellan said the game was a huge success. >> do you believe in miracles? yes! >> a classic, and today marks the 35th anniversary of one of the most famous hockey games in u.s. history. members of the 1980 u.s. minutes olympic hockey team held a ceremony last night in lake placid, new york. >> in the u.s. team shocked the world by beating that mighty soviet team, winning the gold medal. but it was the soviet upset, and broadcaster al michaels signature call that transformed that game if spew what is known as the miles an hour -- that game into what is known as the miracle on ice. >> sun coming up a little

earlier every day as we creep closer to springtime. >> there will be high elevation snow once gain over the next couple of days, but those ski resorts really field all they can get, and really benefits all of us. good morning sunshine. it's going to be another nice day. the winds are goring to pick up. so they're going to be a little pesky in some areas. i'll show you where we are expecting them to be at their worst. parts of the north pay, not too bad, visibility has improved over the last half hour or so, but you can see that light shade of gray here. we've got, it looks like

frommal la mita into downtown oakland. stretches over across maybe highway 24, and then along i-80 here through berkeley, as well as emeryville. we have partly cloudy skies. ridge of high pressure still in control of our weather pattern, but we have this system that's actually riding right down that ridge of california and nevada. that's what is bringing snow to the sierra this morning, and bringing a little bit of rain. not to our area, but from about monterey south into southern california. for us, it will be a cooler pattern, a windier pattern, and a wind advisory for our 0 north bay and east bay hills. so fairfield is the only you're right now reporting wind gusts, and they're cranking up. 28 miles per hour right now, and i expect the winds to be picking up into the afternoon.

so a brisk day for some, really windy in the hills, 41 in walnut creek. san francisco, you're checking in at 50. again, a little bit of patchy fog out there this morning. let's check into the inner east way, san ramon, checking in at 44, afternoon highs for are today. mid-to-upper 60s once again. environmentally cooler for some than yesterday, but still above average. 68 to be santa cruz today, extended forecast, temperatures will continue to fall off as we get into monday and tuesday. mild afternoons, partly cloudy skies. no rain in the extended forecast. >> you'll have to work on that for us. >> thanks, rosemary. well, time to put on an eye patch and a pirate hat. >> they are a big attraction

for mari time history buffs. good morning, ali. >> reporter: good morning, mike, check this out. i'm at the helm of an 18th century trade be ship. this replica is docked here for the next two weeks. now, the goal of the captain and 9-member crew who live on board for months at time is to give history buffs a chance to come on board ask see for themselves what like was like for an 18th century sailor. chris is the captain. good morning, thanks for waking up early and talking to us. >> good morning, welcome aboard. >> reporter: pirates are really popular right now, and you don't like to consider this a pirate ship, per say, but 200 years ago, the pirates and merchants all used the same type of vessels, correct?

that's correct. the pirates would use any type of shift they could take. and we all love these ships, and are very big on the adventure. that's why i became a sailor. i get to do the fun parts of being a pirate, a, but i don't have to go dew any killing or stealing -- have to go do any killing or stealing. this is very much part of oakland's history and america history. we love to teach this and share this with our kids, our communities, and & get them in touch with it, and have them become part of it, and have it become very much alive for them today. >> all right, thanks so much, chris. we'll be out here all morning long. you're looking at an actual cannon. in about 30 minutes, we'll explain what they use these for. they actually do some battle reenactments out on the bay. back to you guys. >> you going to fire that

cannon? >> reporter: well, i don't think ill get a chance to. it doesn't think i'll get a chance to. it -- i don't think i'll get a chance to. it doesn't really fire real canon balls, but it does make a loud boom i'm told. this one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world, and now even more than people are visiting niagara falls. the display that has many people taking out their phones to snap a selfie. >> but first a surprise visit to afghanistan about the withdrawal of troops.

americas new defense secretary insists he won't pull any punches, promising to speak his mind to president obama about major policy decisions. he knew to afghanistan after

meeting with u.s. troops yesterday. he told them that their service is critical to a safe afghanistan in the future. americas are training and advising afghan forces as the u.s. mission is winding down there after 13 years of war. >> our priority now is to make sure this progress sticks. the u.s. plan to pull out most of its troops by the end of nix year, but carter says the timetable could be extended. carter, who was sworn in as defense secretary last tuesday, said it's his duty to speak his mind. security has been tightened at a mall in the midwest after a terror group linked to al- qaida released a video calling for attacks on shopping malls. a man called for attacks on shopping malls in the u.s., and

united kingdom. the terror are group is behind the 2013 attack at the west gate mall in kenya that left more than 60 people dead. a santa monica man has been arrested -- >> in connection with a -- >> sorry. >> thought that was a smooth connection. >> for firessous of southern california government office, outside the ventura county government center. police say they found a back pack at the scene, and thought there might be a bomb inside. they cleared the scene several hours later. a man found injured nearby was arrested in connection to the arson investigation. he was treated at the hospital. >> all right. your time now 7:26. nursing sea lions back to health. the impact it is having on our sea lion populations, and a local mall reason mammal center. >> it hit that -- marine mammal

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welcome back to mornings on 2. >> let's get a quick look on this sunday morning at your forecast. rosemary, a pretty morning out there, but still a little cold, i think. >> yeah, we're in the 40s, cool out there, a little crisp, and then as we get into the afternoon, a little brisk. winds will be picking up for the second half of the day. first we want to go outdoors and give you a look overage this morning. hello to -- over san francisco this morning -- san jose this morning. in oakland, vicinity down to about a quarter-mile. concord reporting four miles visibility. had some fog earlier in other areas around napa, but looks to

be be pretty good at this time. the winds hipping to improve our air quality. now let's talk about the draw backs. a wind advisory for our north and eastbound hills. pretty wide spread over parts of the sacramento valley. right now, not seeing a whole lot of wind out there. fair field is one of the only areas where i'm seeing the gifts pick up at this time, and seeing it right here. town in this area, coming from the north, the gusts there and strengthing over the next few hours or so. temperatures on the cool side this morning. it's 438 in concord, upper 30s in santa rosa, we'll shave off a few degrees or afternoon

highs as we began a cooling trend. full forecast coming up. >> the chm is investigating a sing -- chp is investigating a single car crash that killed a driver yesterday. according to highway patrol, the driver was traveling at a high rate of speed. the car went down into a vineyard and slipped over several times. chp says weather may have also played a factor in that crash. >> conditions at the time were pretty heavily fogged in, and visibility was limited. >> the mail driver was in his late 30 tos. investigators have not yet released other details about the victim. >> a 300-foot plunge off the side of an oakland cliff. it happened yesterday morning near marlboro terrace off a of highway 24. firefighters say the men were

in were in a vehicle that tumbled over the ravine. both suffered only minor injuries. cuss of the crash is still being investigated. >> unusually high number of sea lion pups stranded up and down the coast. warmer waters are causing the mothers to have to go out further to catch food, and there are four times more pups that have been washed up on beaches than is normally expected for the entire year.

well, it's the super bowl of auto racing. today marks the beginning of the nascar season with the daytona 500, but also mark this final year of racing for bay area native jeff gordon. he he post 0ed the 13thth -- he posted the 13th fastest speed of the day in practice. he became a full time drive arer for hendrick motor sports in 1993, and last month he announced this would be his final season as a full-time driver. >> this is one of the most gratifying polls i've ever had here at daytona. >> he'll start alongside his

teammate, jimmie johnson, in the front row. one of the big name drivers who won't be in today's race is kyle busch. he slammed into a concrete barrier yesterday. tom, a lot of safety concerns being raised. here we are just a few hours before that flag drops. reporter: yeah, you know, a lot of people, especially the drivers, took to social media after this happened last night, and really secured nascar, and daytona speedway. if you haven't seen kyle busch's crash, we're going to show it to you right now. it's a little tough to watch. he got caught up in the big one from this race, and ended up in the concrete barrier going into turn 1. there is no safety barrier there to absorb the impact of that hit. he was going close to 100 miles an hour. he was able to pull himself out of the car, which is amazing when you consider are they took him to the hospital last night, and he has a compound fracture

of his lower left leg, and a broken right foot. so he is gone for this race, and probably much longer. nascar and the track president last night addressed the safety concerns. >> the daytona international speedway is going to install safety barriers on every inch of this property. this is not going to happen again. we're going to live up to our responsibility. >> reporter: they said they would start last night, and they did with a temporary fix on that exact concrete wall. they put in tires over it to absorb any impact that might happen today. hopefully that won't happen. hopefully we'll have a nice, safe race. >> can you talk about that little bit of history out there at the track regarding the chief starter? >> reporter: are yeah. now, this is an amazing story. her name is kim lopez, for the

very first time, the daytona 500 will have a woman, and for the first time will have an his panic in the chief starter position. she'll be the one handling all of the flags up there in the race. she'll be there. she will also wave the checkered flag for the winner of the day toy in a 500. she is a mom, has a daughter one year old, born three weeks before this race last year. >> all right, we'll be looking for kim lopez out there. >> well, it has been a rough weekend for the busch brothers. yesterday kurt busch loft his appeal after being suspended from racing following domestic abuse violations that he slammed his girlfriend's head against the wall. his attorney plans to keep fighting until he is reinstated. we'll be ending so we can bring

you the daytona .500. coverage begins at 9:00. people are going to start seeing signs promoting super bowl 50, with plans to light up levi's stadium with a giant number 50. the 50 fund is going to make surprise stops in bay area cities to pass out gift cards to local attractions. we are the proud sponsor of "we" day, to celebrate the contributions of young people who get involved in local and global change. want to show you video from last year's event. looks like a rock concert, doesn't it? students can't buy a ticket. they must earn their way in by committing to make a positive difference.

since 2007, 7,000 schools have participated. tory campbell takes a look at aurora school at oakland and the work of their service club getting them in on "we" day. >> reporter: at aurora school in oakland, students and staff are preparing to open a book drive, choosing the name books for buddies, and got down to planning their presentation. >> we'll be collecting books for a full month until march 10th. >> we are collecting books, because we believe every kid should have good books. >> reporter: the children not presenting in front of their classmates ever in charge of making posters to advertise their book drive. >> we're trying to raise 150 or over. >> reporter: nick is the lead teacher for the second and third graders service club which meets every tuesday. the club members have already raised $2,000 for free the children's adopt a village, which is a program designed to help villages in third world

countries with education, clean water, and sanitation, health, alabama the native income, and food security. >> are you guys ready to change the world? >> -- got to go to "we" day, and i just couldn't believe the way that they're empowering kids to make a real difference. not just in our local communities, but really in the global community. >> reporter: this year, 19 5th graders get to attend with their teachers, in the principal, and of course mr. williams. marisol will be attending. >> when i help people, i file really good inside, and i'm glad that i do it. >> reporter: she, one of many who want to improve their communities, their country, and truly their entire world. >> tonight, a san francisco comedy club is honoring a legend of the stage and screen. >> comedy is about women with wonderful hands, and a governor in california who talks like

this. >> the comedy club was, of the local venue that robin williams performed at while he lived here the bay area. tonight the club will host an event with all proceeding going to some of the animal charities that williams supported. you can make a donation to one of those charities that include the friends of san francisco animal care and control, wonder dog rescue, curly tail pug rescue, and also the give me shelter cat rescue. well, a home depot shutdown in emeryville. coming up, we'll tellle you how it is connected to a police shooting earlier this month. >> we're on board an historic ship docked here. we'll tell you what these really cannons are are for, and how you can come on board to see them in action.

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happy sunday to you, getting a live look there over the bay. a spectacular sight at niagara falls. the famous falls have partially frozen over. water is still flowing over the accumulation of ice. visitors on both the canadian and american side of the boredder have been flocking to see those icy conditions. a major sierra ski race has been canceled. it is a big i've on the cross country competition calendar that usually draws 500 to 1,000

racers, a lack of snow in the sierra is forcing organizers to call it off. in the races 39-year history, be they had only been canceled once before 2011, and there wasn't enough in 2012, 2014, and now this winter season. >> is a special vessel doctor at jack london square. a fuel scale replica -- a full- scale replica of a ship. what are you checking out now? >> well, this is the hawaiian chief tan, a trading ship. the captain send he stunt like to call this a trading ship, but the realty is 200 years ago, the pirates and merchants all used the same kind of vessels, and this is it. the ship is 103 feet wide.

the main mast is 75 feet tall. this is a functional sailing ship. so when this shim is out at sea, they have people who climb up that mast and untie the sales. a pretty impressive so it's here on the bay. they also have this ship and the lady washington, the sister ship, are out here. and from 2:00 to 5:00 today, they'll bring people on board and give them a little history lesson, but then also some excitement. they do some reenacles of what cannon battle would have been like 200 years ago between these 18th century ships. this is a three-pound cannon. it's not because it weighs 3 pounds. but it shoots 3-pound cannonballs. they won't be shooting these, though. here is the captain talking about what they will be able to

show people. >> well, we've got a very good crew, and we all work together, and we've got to take care of each other, because, you know, take care of the ship, your crew members, and yourself. kind of a motto we live by here, and working together to get it all done, one goal. >> now, the cannon battles will be from 2:00 until 5:00 this afternoon. it's $75 to get on board for adults, for kids, a little bit less. they'll be doing it this weekend and next weekend here at jack london square with these two ships. they also give tours to students, k through 12 students who come on board, give them a history lesson of what life was like on board these ships for people 200 years ago. back to you. >> very interesting. that will be a fun, loud event. >> i'm wondering if folks come

on for $75, does of does that mean they can take the wheel and take it for a spin around alcatraz? >> reporter: i'm not sure if they'll go that far, but it is a unique experience, and it is a nonprofit organization, so the captain was saying that's one of their big fund-raisers, and one of the way they're able to give these educational tours and field trips for kids during the week. >> we have people here asking if there's a plank on board. do you walk the blank? a serious question. >> reporter: do you guys have a plank? i have the captain right here. >> no plank. reporter: no plank. pirates are very popular in our culture right now, but they're bad guys, be so you don't like to play up the pirate angle. >> yeah, i think the plank was used maybe once in history, and after that it was a movie thing. not historical accurate at all. >> reporter: the cannons were used not just by pirates, but

merchants to protect themselves against the pirates. so all of the other stuff is historically accurate, and the captain and his crew do have a wealth of information to share. >> a great fund raiser and educational experience. >> we just learned something. >> i knew about the plank. >> oh, okay. >> just joking. i don't know. >> the captain is, like, enough of them. >> stop the pirate thing. >> stop the pirate thing. stop the plank. have you been on one? >> it's a great experience. i like thinks that are hands- on. >> it will be a little breezy out there, so maybe a good day for sailing if you know what you're doing, at least. we are looking at partly sunny skies. patchny yeah fog out there, but

not too wide spread. this is a look at bay point. we will continue with the sunshine to partly cloudy skies, the temperatures above average. the same ol, same' ol, so to speak. ridge of high pressure still in control of the weather pattern. it has pushed that storm track well to the north, and you can see it just, i mean, even into canada. so what is going on? well, we have a system that has dropped down the back side between california and nevada. it's right about here. what this has done has brought rain to portions of central california and southern california. so for the oscars don't, they're preparing for are some rain. in the sierra, we have some snow falling over parts of areas like bear valley, and we showed you heavenly a little while ago. we're so desperate at this point, it is good news. giving you look here at what's going on here at home, not much. we are going to get the cooler

weather. we are going to get the wind, unfortunately, and there is a wind advisory until 6:00 this afternoon. it includes parts of the delta, so our small communities, you can expect the breezy conditions to continue through your sunday. let's look at where the rainfall is for this season. we are around 100% of average for the year. in the next chance of rain looks to be at least a week out. the call today will be breezy conditions, slight chance of showers, not really for us. you have to go south of monterey to see some of that. 43 in toffoli -- napa. a little bit of patchy fog out there. mid-60s san francisco. 67 for novado. into the south bay, 68 san

jose, 69 for santa cruz. the extended forecast here. it will be a little breezy today. cooler temperatures for tomorrow. and we'll remain dry. it is in year of the ram under the chinese zodiac. and there was a father ning in san francisco, the oakland museum of san francisco hosting it's lunar celebration today. it includes an opening lion dance along with festivities with elements from several different asian cultures. the event starts at 11:30, and admission is $15. today is the last day to catch what is described as the largest orchid show in the country. the 63rd annual exposition is being held this weekend. promote sayres more than 150,000 orchids from around the

world are on display. the theme of this year's east, be the thrill of discovery. on exhibit, several special variety offers orchids that are little known in the united states. the united states new defense secretary is on a surprise trip to afghanistan. coming up, his promise to speak his mind to the president and his comments about pulling out the troops. >> but first, a significant milestone, a man never thought he would reach, after being diagnosed with terminal cancer. he finds a high-energy way to fight back. the nationwide move document help people live longer.

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training for the race, even in the snow. dedicated runners say they accept the challenge despite the snow-clogged streets. people running for various charity foundations were out yesterday morning training in the cold. the boston marathon will be held on april 20th. we just introduce i don't do tow brian roseell, no who is battling a form of bili duckett cancer. he said his life has changed in many ways since when. he took part in a cycle for survival ride at the equinox fitness club last week, and said the friends, who surround him at the event help keep him strong. >> even though i have terminal cancer, i'm still one of the luckiest people i know. so lucky and grateful to be able to live the life that die. >> and he said he's going to keep going strong as long as he

can. i'm a perfect example of you don't need to take spin classes or be a cyclist to participate in cycle for survival. >> there are two cycle for survive events in palo alto today. they are both sold out. anyone who wants to him can learn more about donating by visiting our website at ktvu.com. well, the popular fashion doll bashgy getting a voice of her own thanks to a san francisco start-up company. >> we are on stage to show these lovely people how amazing you are, barbie. >> being on stage is exciting, isn't it? >> yes, i love it! >> that's cool! i didn't know that about you! >> i've never heard barbie talk before. that is hello barbie. she is expected to make her debut this fall. she is connected to a database

by wi-fi, so she can store a child's preferences and make responses more personal. >> talk for hours without repeating herself? i'm afraid to bring that into my house. i don't know if i wanted my little girl to get her hands on that. >> we're getting feedback on our ktvu facebook page. so if you weigh in on that and give your comments. >> a.c. transit is considering a new days to its fleet. the double-decker ride that could be making its way through the bay area. >> and people continue to steal water during our statewide drought. >> it's call start to the morning. in fact, it's a beautiful start to the in the morning here in oakland, but the winds will be picking up as we get into the afternoon, where we have a wind advisory for today, and your temperatures coming up.

all right. check it out. we are on board a historic ship this morning. it is docked in oakland's jack london square. look at that beautiful picture. that ship is called the hawaiian chief tan, and her crew is really for passengers coming up in a few minutes, allie will have more on what you can expect if you take a step on board. good morning, and welcome back to mornings on 2. >> good morning, everyone. looking pretty nice out there in the oakland estuary weather- wise. rosemary is outside and has more on today's forecast. >> yes. this morning, lot like yesterday morning, for most of us it's a beautiful start to the day. we have the sun shining. i want to point you in this direction. notice the tree. very calm.

the winds will be picking up this afternoon. areas like the hills, the gusts are expected to really move to about 50 miles per hour for the afternoon. so there is a look at where in the wind advisory will remain in place through the central valley, along our delta region, from 40 to 50 miles an hour. the rest of us around the pay, not as windy, but do i expect many areas will be a little breezier than what we have seen. let's look at some of the numbers this morning. a chilly start in santa rosa, but you have bounced back. 47 degrees right now. 46 degrees outside your door in half moon bay, and 50 in san jose. your full forecast coming your way in just a little bit. book to you. well, this morning, be more than a dozen people in temporary housing affectary fire tore through two buildings in san francisco. it started shortly after 4:00 yesterday afternoon at the

corner of 15th street and church street. that fire apparently started in the nare provide space between the two buildings. someone pass big shot cellphone video as the flames shot through the roof. >> instantaneously, the roofer looked like it exploded with fire. >> we've been told we can go in and salvage as much as we need. >> no one was hurt, but one firefighters was briefly overcome with exhaustion. the cause is still under investigation. protesters shut town a home depot store this weekend, weeks after police shot and killed a 38-year-old woman there. >> the protesters chained themselves to the entrance of the home day buy yesterday morning, demanding that home depot release video from where yvette henderson was killed not far from the store.

protesters say the death of hinder son suspect part of a larger problem of african- americans being killed by police. >> in 2015, we are not doing business as usual. there will be no regular business. you cannot kill our people time and time again. this is genocide. it's bigger than just one person, and we are sick and tired of being pick and tired. >> police say they were called to the store that day on the day of the shooting, after -- the steelworkers strike at a few oil refineries is not expanding. united steelworkers are pickets outside refineries in three states. picket lines have been in place in the month at a facility in martinez, as well as refineries in texas.

the steelworkers union said the strike spread over safety issues. the east bay municipal utility district is considering taking toucher action against thieves. the district is now considering adopting fines or even criminal penalties for people who take water from fire high drants, of thieves who pry open meters. the strict is the second agency in the east bay to consider tougher penalties. in the summer, contra costa officials raised then fine from stealing water from $25 to $250. while we are starting to hear about people angry with the affordable care act in california, wrong tax forms were sent to nearly a million people who signed up for healthcare coverage on-line, forcing people to delay in filing their taxes. one person said he received a notice from the state just days before he schedule to $might with his tax preparer.

others are complaining about confusion regarding tax credits and filing amendments to their original returns. >> starting tomorrow, some a.c. transit riders are might feel like they're in london. they are checking out double- digit buss for three weeks. each double-decker coach has 80 seats. current seats have around 50 seats. a.c. trance is it trying to gauge rider reaction to consider whether or not to add those double-decker buss to its fleet. dock workers at 29 west coast ports will work a full weekend for the first time in months. a labor dispute has led to showdown from seattle to san diego for nearly a year. the break through in negotiations on friday means cargo that has been delayed in finally being processed as expected. that is good news for the businesses who have been waiting for shipments, as well as the shipping companies and the workers. that includes a man who has waited 16 years to get a full final job on the dock. >> i'm glad for are the dock

workers, the union, shipping, the country, actually. because we can move forward and help the -- not have to be concerned about goods being increased because of the delays. >> it will stillle take a several weeks to eliminate the backlog of cargo. this in the morning, be the hawaiian chieftan and the lady washington are docked at jack london square. this is video of of the chieftan. it has been fashioned after a 19th century trading ship that traveled up the west coast. a already li seven at the peer with more -- allie is at the

pier with more. >> reporter: they're going to have an interesting show if you come on board later today. the crew and the captains on board these two ships, their goal is to give people a real life history lesson and explain to them what life may have been like for a sailor 200 years ago. i have behind me, this is called a swivel gun. so part of a sailor's life in the 18th century meant defending themselves, their ship, their cargo, ask that's what a gun like this was used for. they also have cannons on board. here to tell us is more the ships crew member and gunner, becca butler. what was this used for? >> yeah, the these little guns are a little more maneuverable than our larger deck guns. this shoots a one-pound

cannonball. >> and you actually light this up? >> we do. we don't fire any project aisles, but we do fire black powder. >> use actually gun powder. >> we do, yeah, load gun powder in the end of the begin, and this right here is called the touch hole. reporter: and like in the movies, you light it and the flame leaps up. >> that's right. through that hole, we prime it with a fine gun powder, and then light it up with what is called lin stock. >> reporter: you bring 30 to 40 people on board so they can see this, and you reenact. what are people's reactions when you shoot the cannons and the guns? >> people get excited. and we don't just shoot them once. we fire about 20 charges during

the battle sail, and during the time, our two ships are chasing each other around, so that's the fun part, maneuvering around. reporter: and you keep score. >> absolutely. if you had a shot to in real life, you could disable the rudder, so the ship wouldn't be able to cheer, whereas a shot on a different part of a ship might not too as much damage. a bow shot is two points, and a broad side is one point. >> well, all of that excitement, people who come on board can come on board the hawaiian chieftan or are the lady washington. they set sail for these battle reason actments between -- reenacles between 2 and 5 today. -- between 2:00 and 5:00 today. it is $75 for adults, and a

little less for kids. so if you here the boom, don't worry, it's just these tall ships. >> all right. thank you. a lot 0 learn. allii, thank you for that live report there. >> crew haves have been laying the -- crews have been laying the red carpet for the annual academy awards. neil patrick harris said there is a lot of pressure on him as the host. >> the comedy level needs to be pretty smart for the oscars, because you don't just want to do kind of easy laugh jokes. so that's where the pressure is right now, it's creating content that you think will be relevant. >> and there's also pressure on the stars when they walk the red carpet. some stylists say how the actors and actresses look when they enter the theater could affect whether or not they are called on for roles or endorsement deals in the months and years to come.

>> no matter who takes hope those gold statues, all of the nominees can go home with something. this year's gift bags are worth more than $160,000 each. the bags include $14,000 worth of train travel through the canadian rockies, and a stay at an italian hotel near george clooney's home. also $25,000 worth of upscale car rentals, and $4500 in hydroxy cut weight loss product. the celebrities, though, don't just walk away with that for free. they have to pay as much as $40,000 in federal taxes for everything in those gift bags, but they are allowed to return anything adon't want, or things they won't use. >> a tribute is being held for one of comedy's all time favorites. coming up, how you can support the memory of robin williams, even if you can't attend tonight's show. >> his face just lit up. he smiled the whole time. >> and a six-year-old boy was

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america's new defense secretary insists he won't pull any punches, promising to speak his mind to president obama about major policy decision. this morning is day two of ashton carter's surprise visit to afghanistan. he flew to kandahar after meeting with troops in kabul yesterday. he told them that their service is critical to a safe afghanistan in the future. the u.s. mission there is winding down after 13 years of war. >> our priority now is to make sure this progress sticks. >> a u.s. plan to pull out most of 0 its troops by the end of next year, but carter said the timetable could be extended. carter, who it was sworn in as defense secretary last tuesday said it is his duty to speak his mind. his predecessor, chuck hagel, reportedly left because of clashes with the white house. >> security has been tightened at a mall some the midwest after a video call fogging for

attacking on shopping malls. the video specifically mentions the mall of america in minnesota, and the west edmonton mall in alberta, canada, bolt malls say say stay there beefed up security in response to that threat. the group is behind the attack at a mall in kenya that left more than 60 people dead. >> bob: zealand held a memorial service on the fourth anniversary of a massive earthquake that registered between 6.0 and 6.3, leveling a six-story building, killing 150 people inside. the quake killed a total of 185 people in that area. a now florida was disappointed when no one showed up apt his birthday party, but local firefight irs and policemen stepped in to make his birthday special. >> thank you. i had so much fun.

>> a woman said that she invited 16 to the birthday party and no one showed up. she vented about it on facebook, and police and firefighters saw the post and showed up. >> his face just lit up. his eyes got real big, he smiled the whole time. >> i'm very surprised. one facebook post took off. just people helping us, and it was amazing. >> neighbors and strangers also dropped off birthday gifts, and hundreds of people sent greetings on facebook. >> you're in the weather center. now you're at the desk. >> yeah, keep me running. >> what was it like out there? >> it was a little crisp. >> temperatures are coming up this morning. we have wind in the forecast for today. it does help to clear out the

air. right? but other than that, it's just a little pesky. sun will set just bra 6:00 this evening. i think, i was told, this is san jose. we have wind on the increase. it has to do with the system that is bringing rain to portion of california, snow in the seer are a. central california, down into los angeles, for today, we talked about it a little bit over and around l.a., they are preparing for rain for the oscars tonight. may need their umbrella. and we have a little snow up over the sierra. 1 to 2 inches, maybe three inches expected, and the snow will continue to fall, high mountain snow expected through tomorrow. for us, temperatures coming town just slightly, and the winds will be picking up into the afternoon. already a little gusty through

parts of the delta. outside of that, winds generally light, but as we get into the second half hoof the day, they will be picking up anywhere else from 10 to 15 niless per hour. it will be especially windy in the hills, a wind advisory until about 6:00 this even, reaching 40 to 50 miles per hour. 46 in nevado. 44 in redwood city, and 50 degrees in mountain view. i was outside our door a little bit earlier, and very still, still in oakland. a little bit of patchy fog for our forth bay valley locations this morning. so i don't think you're going to have any trouble if you're getting on to the highways early this forecast. 43 degrees in woodside, palle low alto, off to a cool start, 44 expected in your neighborhood. by the afternoon, we'll see

temperatures above average again. 49 degrees in morgan hill. over the last week ore so, we show you some of those temperatures in the hills, and they can v typically been warmer than down in the valley where that cool air settles in. with that system moving through california, we are seeing a lot of mixing and stirring. 66 in berkeley for the afternoon today. upper 60s expected for oakland. mid-to-upper 60s for the south bay. 68 for san jose. the extend forecast, so temperatures will continue to cool down as we get into the business week ahead, at least monday, tuesday, before they start to rebound once again. but, wow, it just makes me sad to look at that extended forecast and see not even a blip of a shower or wet weather coming our way. >> what are you gonna do? >> what are you gonna do? just enjoy the nice weather. hopefully in the sierra, a little bit of a dusting to help us later down the road.

>> two weeks from today, spring forward with the clocks. up next, a cycling race that is once again making with a through the south bay. >> and it is the anniversary of the most famous game in u.s. hockey. the big celebration for the miracle on ice.

do you believe in miracles? yes! unbelievable! >> the 35th an versery of one

of the greatest hockey game nbc history. members of the olympic hockey team held a reunion last night. they recall how as a bunch of college kids, be they shock the world by beating the mighty soviet union. two days later, is they beat finland 4-2, and won that gold medal, but it was that soviet upset, and al michaels signature call that transformed that game into the miracle on ice. the san jose sharks played in front of their biggest crowd ever last night, no watch the first national league hockey game played outside in levi's stadium. sharks players and their fans say it was an uninventory gettable experience. >> really a lot of fun. >> and he scores! >> there it is. burns scoring on a wrist shot against the kings, to tie that game at 1:00. unfortunately, that goal right

there was the only goal of the game. fans tell us was far from being the only highlight, because it was the atmosphere that was also excited inside and outside the stadium. you can see a lot of fans enjoying pickup hockey games and tailgate parties. >> well, growing up in canada and learning to skate in the backyard, is this that a lot of nostalgia for me. >> i've never been to one of these, and this is great, and, no, it's not snowing! that's the best part, no snow. >> game time temperature it was 57 degrees. although the high humidity affected the quality of the he's, scott mclellan said the game whereas a big dial for the city of san jose and the shark organization. it was the third largest crowd in nhl history at 70,000, it's more than third times the people that can fit into the regular attendance for a sharks

game. well, a big-time crash forcing a top race car driver to set out the biggest rest of the year. in minutes, the safety concerns at the daytona .500 -- daytona 500.

is good morning. we are live out there on board the hawaii chieftan, fashioned after a 19th century trading ship that traveled up the california coast. allie is on board that ship and will join us in a few minutes with what you can expect if you want to take that step out there on board. >> beautiful day. >> blue skies. >> rosemary went back up to the roof to spend a little time in that sunshine. gorgeous out there. >> you're right. just basking in the sun out here. beautiful blue skies. i'm noticing just a little bit of a light breeze, and we are looking at the winds picking up for the afternoon. so i think that will probably be the only issue we see for today. just beautiful blue sky all the way into san francisco. with the wind, good air quality in store for today. so that's some great news.

outside of that, could be a little pesky and hazardous. we'll take a look at where that advisory lies. right now, the winds very calm, anywhere from napa, and you can see here in oakland, where i too notice that wind picking up, and it picked up this morning. fairfield all of our communities in between here included in there, and then our north and east bay hills. so is right aroundny bay, i do expect our winds will pick up. temperatures will be a little cooler as we get into the second half of the day. i'll bring you those, your current conditions, and we'll check in again on those winds coming up. >> the chp is investigating a single car crash in the north

bay that killed the driver. that crash happened yesterday morning. according to the highway patrol, the driver of the silver bmw was traveling at a high raped -- rate of speed. weather may have also played a factor in the crash. >> conditions at the time were pretty heavily fogged in. visibility was very limited. >> the male r male driver was in his late 30s -- male driver was in his late 30s. no other details have been released. scientists say warmer coastal waters forcing sea lion mothers to held further out to see to look for food. the pups also don't so cohave the ability to catch food on their own, and they are losing weight. so far four times more than is expected for the entire year

have already washed up on beaches. they are being nurse back to health, and then leased when they are healthy. mixed news for students who -- we are now 50 weeks away from super bowl 50, and people will start seeing signs promoting the big game. there are plans to light levi's stadium with a giant number 50. a group called 50 fund is

raising money and launching programs to help bay area youth in conjunction with the super bowl to celebrate that big game coming up. the 50 fun will make surprise stops in bay area cities this week, somebody pass out gift cards and passes to local attractions. also a twitter handle with the hash tag 50 is coming. >> it is the year ever the ram, and there have been numerous lunar new year celebration across the area. one of the largest is gathering in san francisco. the 14th annual lunar new year's celebration today. it includes an opening line dance, along with festivities from several different asian cultures. here is a look at some of the events. singing starts at 11:30. the lion dance starts at noon, and starting at 1:00, a korean drum dance, and a japanese drumming. today is the last day to catch what is described as the largest okay i.d. show in the country. it is the 63rd annual.

more than 150,000 orchids from around the world are on display, and there are potting demonstrations, lectures. the theme of this year's event, be the thrill of discovery. several special varieties of orchids that are little known in the u.s. two full scale replica tall ships are in jack london square. >> you can bring your kids on board is learn a lot of history. obviously a big attraction for history buffs, and for allie who is on board, and give us some quick lessons every time we check in with hire. >> reporter: 200 years guy, be

this type of ship was it. this is called the hawaiian chieftan. its sister ship, the lady washington, is just on the other side of the dock here. fit looks familiar, this ship was the -- played the role of the intercepter ship in the first pirates of the care buyian movie. goal of the captains and crews on board is to give people a real life history lesson. this is captain kirk anderson, and you're going to show me he to raise the outer gib, is that right? this is a fully functional sailing ship, so it was a

pretty tough life. what was it like for people back then? >> well, you know, a lot of sailors started out as young boys, 12, 14 years of age. these guys are would come on at a young age, and learn to become sailors, start from the bottom, and the cabin boy, and just help out everywhere. let's take a look at these cannons. >> reporter: this is how we would defend ourselves, or

pirates would come and steal ships, and they would become pirate ships. reporter: one thing that people can see when they come out to see these two ships, from 2:00 to 5:00 today, you'll bring people onboard and do a cannon battle out on the bay. >> yes, we will. the lady, and at i will go out there. it's an unchoreographed, very competitive, very authentic type of cannon battle, we're trying to compete for the best shots, outmaneuver, and at the end of the day, we get bragging rights of who outmaneuvered who. >> reporter: if you hear the loud booms, several loud booms, don't be alarmed. these cannons don't actually shoot any project aisles, but they do lights them up with gun powder. the people on board get to see the real thing. >> and it's $75 if you want go

april those ships. how much of it is hands on for the folks when they're out there. >> you're out on the water on a historical accurate are ship, and you get that firsthand perspective of the wind in your hair, and the cannon battle than. they use real cannons for it. all right. allie, thank you. >> all right. well, today marks the beginning of nascar season with the

daytona 500, and also marks the final season for bay area native and nascar driver jeff gordon. >> that's right. he is starting in the pole position for today's race. he hit the track yesterday for his final practice before the 500. he stopped to takes some pictures with fans there around the face track. >> he became a full time driver for hendricks motorsports back in 1993. she a fan favorite out there. last year he announce -- last month he announced this would be his final season as a full- time driver. >> kyle busch will miss the race after some scary moments yesterday. >> slid through the infield grass is went head on into the inside wall! >> that is scary to watch. he broke his right leg and his left foot falling the hard crash to the interior concrete wall. you can see his wife sam anna,

she is pregnant, she rushed to him. she said he is alert and chatting this morning, and that surge require weren't well, and also said thank you -- that surgery went well, and also said thank you for all of the support. >> the daytona entire international fairway is going to install safety barrier on every eninch of this in property. this won't happen again. >> there it was another incident last year where bakersfield's kevin harvick criticized the speed way after crashing into an unprotected wall during the final lap of the daytona 500. so we'll see see if they hold true to their word and make those fixes. cobb's comedy club is honoring a legend tonight of the stage and screen.

>> comedy is about women with wonderful hands, and a governor in california who talks like this. >> tonight the comedy club will host an event that with the proceeds going to charities that robin williams supported. >> these charities are include the wonder dog rescue, and curly tail pug rescue. >> there is also the give me she shelter hat rescue, and support your recess occurs in the bay area. it's a day to celebrate bay area students for giving back to the community and the world say round them. coming up, we'll take about dance and diversity. >> and barbie gets a voice. more on the updates of the doll

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us doing everything we can, so you can. last year, 16,000 students from the bay area, and all the schools around it, filed into oracle arena to celebrate what is known as day. this actually felt more like a concert. i was there as an educational event, but each earned their seat through charity work which included shaving their heads for cancer research, helping to fund education in kenya. check out that picture. it really was a really fun day. since 2007, 7,000 schools have participated, $37 million has been raised, and more than 9 million hours have been

volunteer respond at the end of 0 it, they get this day long event that rewards students for their kindness, and includes motivational speakers. >> i hope i feel really empowered afterwards, like i can actually make a difference. >> well, last year's headliners included actors orlando bloom and seth rogden. >> ktvu is once again a sponsor of the event. the past few days, we have been showcasing how local students have earned their way into the show by making a big difference. >> this next story we want to tell you about is from the students at carolyn clark elementary school in san jose, using diversity to help them raise money for the international charity free the children. >> if music, dance, and fashion are anything, they are expressions of the world's diversity, preparing an opportunity to not only learn

about other cultures, but also to know those who represent them. >> the show is mailed up of multi-cue culture dances which are coreio graphed by the student's themselves. >> that's why the service club at carolyn clark elementary school chose to raise money for a charity called free the children that helps third world families improve their lives by providing goods, service, and financial aids for such things as clean water, inch case, and other essential things. >> the costumes were made by teachers. donated by parents. part of the multiculture show is for students to be proud of their heritage.

>> million is has really really push is -- something that we really push is giving back to the children. >> reporter: that is what free the children is all about. >> let's join hands today. >> joe jonas is attending. i'm going down to we day on wednesday. >> what time are you going to get there? >> early. before the sun wakes up. before you get out of bed, i

will be there. i'll be working the morning show that day, and then have packages or are have stories for people at 5:00 and 10:00. so all day long. >> all right. very cool. >> this is one of those days calling me saying enjoy me. >> glorious start to the day. i think it will be a little breezy. even though our tonights are only coming down slightly, with that breeze out there, could feel a little cool as we get into the afternoon. let's talk about a cool shot. how about that? live shots over portions of berkeley this morning. a little bit of forward-looking to start the day, but no longer an issue. talking about partly cloudy, mostly sunny skies. ridge of high pressure still in control of our weather pattern.

that storm track well north, allfy way into canada. on the back side of this is where that system has rolled into. unfortunately we're not included in this. over the sierra, though, picking up a little bit of snow. we, of course, would like to see a whole lot of snow, but anywhere from 1 to 2 inch has fall son far in the last 24 hours. that's going to continue as we get into this evening, and maybe a few scattered showers for tomorrow. when i say it's going to miss us, this is what i mean. i'm going to roll you through the futurecast model, and it just continues to push south, scattered showers in the forecast in oscar night in l.a. for us, we'll have wind. 25 to 30 miles per hour for some per happens along the coast. it will be breezy for many of us. partly cloudy skies, and where it will be especially windy is

in the hills, lasting until 6:00. portions of the delta, also included there. so be prepared for gusty, breezy conditions today. 46 in concord. 48 in oakland, and 47 in santa rosa. half moon bay, a pretty start are. temperatures beginning to turn around in danville, 50 degrees for you, san had a ramon, 49. 49 for antioch. mid-up toker 60 nhl the forecast for today. these numbers still above average. 66 in hayward, into the south bay, where we have 6 for san jose, 69 for gill roy. the extended forecast here for, we're cloweing out february, and still to rain is in the forecast. temperatures will continue to cool just a little bit monday into tuesday, and reboundenning once again into thursday. >> thank you, rosemary. >> well, the popular fashion

doll bashgy apparently getting a voice of hire own, thanks to a san francisco startium company. >> we are on stage to show these lovely people how amazing you are, barbie. >> being on stage is exciting, isn't it? >> yes, i love it! >> that's cool! i didn't know that about you! >> that's cool! hello, barbie. do you think that's cool? well, she is making her formal debut this fall, at least that's the plan right now. the company toy talk said she is growing to be able to say thousands of things and talk for hours without repeating herself. it's mike's idea of a perfect barbie. >> yes, so enthusiastic about having this at home for my little girl. we've been checking on our facebook about all of this, and people have been a little

hesitant. i was looking at the comments, and most of them are more concerned than they are excited about it because of the wi-fi. >> ken doesn't need to say anything? >> i don't want to judge, but it does seem a little odd, but might be cool once you get a chance to check it out. >> someone said the middle of in the night can you hear somebody -- can you hear barbie saying come play with me. >> rechargeable batteries in her legs and turns on on her belt. >> who is the voice of barbie, some are wondering,, and the name paris hilton has been thrown out there. >> tonight we get the oscars, and a lot to talk about when we come back about the oscars right after the break. have you heard of the new dialin edure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number you'll need to dial...

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big night in hollywood. the oscars. >> we're looking at boy hood right there. good movies, but most don't have a broad appeal. you have seen most of them, haven't you? >> i have. i have not seen american sniper, selma, or whiplash. i did see boy hood, and that

was by far the best movies of the one i've seen. >> you liked american sniper? >> a great movie. a very heavy, intense, but i can't compare any of the other movies. the grand budapest hotel, i wish i would have seen. up am going to see it. but you liked that. >> yeah, great screenplay. think that and boyhood will both be up for that, for best screenplay. >> the red carpet, everything that guys along with it. even those envelopes that the winners are announced it in. 110 hours they take constructing those envelopes. $200 for each envelope. keep thoughing boy hood there. >> the winner is?

we'll find out tonight. thanks for watching, everyone. have a great sunday.

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