now at 5:00 p.m. a rescue in the bay, the coast card pulls a half dozen people from the waters. >> a justification battle. why families being evicted say they are not leaving. >> and how these folks celebrated lunar new year. >> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 p.m. starts now. >> good evening. i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. >> a wind and small craft cruise for the san francisco bay -- craft advisory for the

san francisco bay. ktvu's minimum wage mark tamayo and ktvu's noelle walker where an outing in a canoe ended unexpectedly for six people today. >> reporter: those six people are okay today. they were lucky a boat happened to see them and called the coast guard for help. they train for cap sizing but in this wind they couldn't get back on course. >> reporter: the san francisco bay is gone for being windy. so challenging today there was a small craft advisory. >> i think we missed that. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the water that beckons the crew of the canoe ended up swapping their canoe and that ended their day on the bay. with a coast guard rescue.

>> they didn't have a means to communicate, they did an excellent job of staying together. >> without warning they went from seeing white caps to cap sizing. >> windy out there. here it goes. >> yeah. >> this happened so fast. >> we couldn't bail faster than the water was coming in. >> the last thing to make it in, their 45-foot, 400-pound boat. >> boat has a lot of frudition with us. >> reporter: a tradition that continued. >> i will probably go back out later this evening. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the coast guard says always have a life jack with you and also always have a

whatter proof vhf radio and -- water photograph vhf radio and -- proof vhf radio and never get too comfortable with the bay because as they found out you never know what could happen. >> absolutely. glad to see they are okay. >> now to ktvu's meteorologist m- -- mark tamayo. >> they talk about how sensitive it is to be on the bay waters, you get the crests and the swells and you are in line to have a safe route. the winds were up today. small craft advisories. this is towards san francisco bay. an idea here. chop out there. nothing too extreme but winds picking up and small craft advisory. this is routine when we get winds over 20 miles per hour.

take a look at the winds, 22 miles per hour. stronger gusts towards richmond, 28 miles per hour. embarcadero 23 miles per hour. winds out of the northeast. that is the change we were expecting today. the land observations, stronger winds towards fairfield, 37 miles per hour. a defined wind direction. hayward 21 miles per hour. gusting to 21 and san jose not as strong. coming up, what is causing the winds and when the temperatures come bag up in the five-day forecast. thousands of pg&e customers suffered a power outage because of fallen tree branches. they struck power lines around noon today. it effected 3600 customers. a crew cleared the branches and

power was restored. motel fire was due to misuse of flammable materials. it broke out around 7:30 p.m. last night. firefighters rescued a man and a woman. those people suffered second and third degree burns burns and a third woman suffered minor burns. they are trying to determine exactly how it started. kajexpected at -- damage is expected at $50,000. fire in san francisco yesterday caused $1.4 million in damage. one witness captured video of the fire that broke out around 4:00 p.m. yesterdayen for. he said it seemed like -- yesterday. he said it seemed like the roof exploded. the cause of the fire is still being investigated.

west coast ports are back in full operations except the port of oakland. work resumed saturday night after a contract dispute but this morning operations were halted when a dispute broke out over break times. the pacific maritime association said an area arbitrator ruled longshoremen conducted illegal work stoppages and that ulted in poor operations shut down -- results in poor operations shut down. a battle in walnut creek. a developing wants to build condo complexes but people refuse leave. ktvu's cristina rendon is following the story and today is the deadline that they have to move out. >> that is right.

they have known for four months they must vacate by today but some are saying they are staying put. >> reporter: on this sunday there is no rest for families facing evictions. they dreaded february 22 for months. >> today is the deadline for us to move. >> the homes are next to the b.a.r.t. station, a prime location for a high end housing complex. it is why 2 dozen families have been turned to pack up and turn in their keys. >> i don't want to get in trouble with nobody. >> some settled in other cities but a few are standing their ground. >> reporter: are you leaving? >> no. we don't have anywhere to go yet. >> reporter: they don't want to move their children. >> i grew up in this neighborhood and it is sad. i don't get it. >> reporter: they keep waiting to hear if they will qualify to

move into another complex scheduled to open in april. but without answers they are stressed. >> it is hard. i mean, they want me to make four times the rent, i don't make that much money. no way. >> an attorney says she optimistic they will grant them a six week extension. it is time she needs so they aren't left out on the streets. >> i hope they give it to us. we have nowhere else to go. >> announcer: doesn't appear they will face rerocushions. we are -- repercussions. we are cold an agreement could be reached in the next couple days. they filed a complaint against had city for failing to provide information to them about the land changes here in spanish and that is something u.s. department of housing and urban development is investigating. >> putting a squeeze on a lot

of people. thank you. investigators continue tosearch for a hit and -- to search for a hit-and-run driver who hit two people and killed one. they were walking when a car ran over them. witnesses said the impact of the collision knocked her through the air and into the back of a truck. theord victim was taken to the -- the other victim was taken to the hospital. driver got out of the car and ran. two people struck by a hit- and-run driver yesterday in san jose remain hospitalized tonight. it happened at 2:00 p.m. yesterday. one of the victims suffered life threatening injuries. there is no word on the other victim's condition. police caught the driver and say alcohol may have been a factor in the crash. we have new information about a crash that killed a man

yesterday morning. they identified the driver today as 38 years old, mark perry. he was driving east when he lost control of his car. the car veered off the road and flipped over and lapped in a vineyard --landed in a vineyard. an agreement to pay out $20 million over a lawsuit. the state paying $20 million to to investors. the vestment group filed the lawsuit. a san francisco judge was considering a verdict after conducting a trial before they dime a settlement. gas prices are up 20 cents a gallon. the national average is now

$2.29 a gallon. that is more than a dollar less than a year ago. in california $2.93. that is up 46 cents a gallon. oakland $2.87. south bay, $2.88 and san francisco $2.94. the oakland museum celebrated the lunar new year with family, friendly activities. >> it began with a lion dance to chase away evil spirits and ring in the new year of the sheep. music, performances and work shop. there was plent tee do and it -- plenty to do and it wrapped up an hour ago. planning a trip to disneyland, the new price hike.

and we will show you the eighteenth century era boats docked in the bay area. >> and we could see yet another government shut down. the agency that could run out of money if congress doesn't approve a key funding bill.

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taking a family trip to disneyland just got more expenses. the price hike went into effect today. a one day ticket for disneyland or california adventure is $99 for anyone 10 years old or older. that is up from $96. sails whipping in the wind in oakland today. a look at what life was like for a sailor 200 years ago.

the captain and crew live on board for months at a time. they make 40 stops along the west coast from long beach to washington giving tours. they also sell tickets for sailing trips on the weekend and they use real gun powder to reenact sea battles on the bay. >> shooting real canons. they are hustling, working. loading the guns. trying to outmaneuver the other ship. >> we don't just shoot once. we fire 20 charges during the course of the battle sail and the whole time they are chasing each other around. >> the crew and passengers on board the ship keep score. a canon shot through the back at the highest point because a shot like that would have done

had most -- the most damage. >> looks like a lot of fun. >> it does. >> and a lot of history in san francisco bay with those ships. let's check win mark tamayo. the sailing weather for those ships and anybody else out and about. >> the bay waters bumping the boats around all day. an increase in the winds associated with a storm to the south. southern california picking up shower activity. dividing the state, los angeles, approaching the central valley, fresno. a look at the radar. reports of heavier showers outside of fresno and snow showers in parts of the south sierra. radar, we were tracking clouds approaching the south bay. activity showing up in monterey bay. looks like this will be the

northern extent for today and tomorrow. although there is a chance of a south bay sprinkle tonight. the main activity is to the south of the bay area. winds have been up. a wind advisory picked up for northern california till 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. and also in place for the north bay hills and east bay hills till 10:00 a.m. monday. winds 30-40 miles per hour. gusting 30-40 miles per hour. numbers felt mild out there. the air mass cooled off but the winds increased out of the north and whenever the wind increases from the north it warms up the temperatures. lots of 60s for santa rosa. san francisco 63. livermore 64 degrees. check win the winds again. fairfield, 22. gusting to 37 miles per hour. santa rosa winds gusting to 20 miles per hour and sfo not as

strong and san jose checking in 10 miles per hour. tomorrow morning for monday, fair skies. a breeze. and over night lows will be in the 40s. the coolest location, the wind sheltered valleys, upper 30s. all the 70 in southern california. for tomorrow for us, a breeze. winds 25 miles per hour. partly cloudy skies. and tuesday and wednesday that system moves out to the east, high pressure returns. so the cold starts tuesday and wednesday morning with temperatures in the 40s 40s 40s and lots of sunshine. -- in the 30s and 40s, and lots of sunshine. here is our model. tomorrow morning, 5:00 p.m., bottom right portion of your screen, you see the active weather. clouds approaching the bay area. that is it.

highs for your monday afternoon, 60s again. santa rosa 67. san francisco 65 degrees. san jose 66. santa cruz 69. your five-day forecast with temperatures over night chilly tuesday and wednesday but it afternoon highs back up to near 70 degrees for tuesday and wednesday. partly cloudy skies thursday. and a chance of a light shower into friday but nothing close to the rain we need. more clouds and a chance of a shower. 5:45 p.m. we will look at the weekend and let you know if we have more storms to talk about. >> thank you. developing news. one person was killed, another injured in a pedestrian and vehicle accident this afternoon around 3:30 p.m. this is in sunnyvale. a woman was at the wheel of a car that plowed through the

intersection and hit the people. police are still investigating. they have taken away the deceited person. we are working on getting more details. the department of homeland security is on the brink of running out of money. why some lawmakers on capitol hill won't authorize founding. >> and what -- funding. >> and what officials are saying about a al-qaeda based terror group. and an aid worker developed to helping others. why kayla mueller's father says the u.s. government let her down.

congress heads back to work tomorrow. topping the agenda, finding a way to prevent the department of homeland security from shutting down. why the agency is on the brink of losing key funding. >> reporter: in less than a week the department of homeland security will run out of money unless congress can come to an agreement. >> we should have the debate about immigration reform but you should not tie that to the department. >> a number of republicans want a bill that defunds had immigration reform plan.

with little time left, some suggest the two sides should stop pointing fingers and come to an agreement. >> i am ready to pass a funding bill. the worse possible outcome is to defund had department of homeland security -- the department of homeland security. >> a slow down could be problematic. after that 30,000 jobs will be furloughed. including fema workers. a deadly bomb blast today at a rally. the blast occurred in a city that is outside the conflict zone. a procession of several hundred people were marching when a bomb exploded. two people were killed.

four people have been detained in connection with the bombing. more than 5300 people have been killed since last april and today john mccain said the u.s. and allies failed the ukrainians by not providing them arms. >> being slaughtered. their military is being shattered. this is a shameful chapter. i am ashamed of my country, my president and myself that i haven't done more to help these people. >> despite the violence a cease fire appears to be holding. this weekend they exchanged 191 prisoners. both sides pledged to remove heavy weapons from the zone over the next few days. search for survivors is on after 48 people died when a cargo ship hit a ferry.

the ferry was carrying 140 people. many passengers are believed to have been trapped inside the ferry. half of the bodies pulled from the water are women and children. they brought 50 people to safety and it is not clear how many may be missing. ferry accidents are common in bangladesh. [ indiscernible ] jewish songs last night as muslims organized a ring of peace around the temple in norway. they wanted to demonstrate the jews and muslims do not hate each other. organizers said islam is about love and unity and there -- [ indiscernible ]

be vigilant about security after a somali based terror group threatened to tack shopping malls. the mall of america is among three american malls targeted by the al-qaeda group. >> reporter: officials are on alert as terrorist threatened the largest mall in the united states. they are responsible for an attack on a mall in kenyon in 2013 and the video that was released saturday is calling for a tax on western malls. specifically the mall in canada, london and mall of america in minnesota. the mall of america is aware of the video and monitoring the threat. they say some increased security measures may be noticeable. others won't be. >> you have to be vigilant. we revamped our if you see

something say something campaign that super bowl last month. public awareness is critical. >> reporter: they have targeted the area before for recruiting because it is theme the largest somali population in the united states. in los angeles, fox news. the father of an american killed while being held by islamic state militants said the government put policy in front of america lives. kayla mueller was an american aid worker from arizona. killed after spending months in captivity by islamic state militants. her father made the remarks. the strait group said kayla mueller died in a air strike but officials have not confirmed that claim. digging out from yet

together winter storm. the snow? sleet, the slush all causing -- the snow, the sleet, the slush, all causing problems. >> and a look back at northern california community built by chinese americans.

another arctic blast swept through the u.s. this weekend living millions of people digging out of new snow. the weather caused one of the

busiest airports to shut down. >> reporter: snow, sleet and slush describes the wintery weather condition this past weekend. in the northeast after days of subzero temperatures a warm and bombing 40 degrees break turned snow on saturday into slush on the sidewalks in new york, philadelphia, boston and new jersey. in new york jfk airport had to shut down for an hour sunday morning. in maryland several inches of snow and ice on saturday causing major traffic messes and accidents. 2400 trucks are plowing and salting throughout the state but freezing temperatures are causing snow to pile up quickly. >> not so much snow, but everybody is out here with vehicles that shouldn't be on the roads.

>> heavy snow and ice bringing down power lines in tennessee, cutting power to 50,000 customers saturday. causing the roof of a building to collapse in tennessee. nearly 2 dozen people were inside but thankfully no one was hurt. a new winter storm hit colorado saturday. dropping 3 inches of snow an hour in parts. some places seeing a foot. the northeast could expect single digits temperatures sunday, and texas, louisiana, mississippi and alabama should prepare for an icy commute. in new york city, fox news. >> there is evidence breast- feeding newborns helps them stay healthier. microorganisms or bacteria help stimulate immune symptoms and

it protects against childhood illnesses. if they are not exposed to -- they will not develop. trying to save doctor's medical center. they could run out of cash by the end of the month. the city counsel negotiating a real estate deal that could keep the hospital running but it is not clear if the entire campus is at stake or whether it will preserve the helmet as a full -- hospital as a full service facility. crews were hard at work today turning back the clock on the san francisco ferry building. workers hoisted up the number 5 to spell out the year 1915. the goal is to make the building look the same way it did. the tower was lit up with

thousands of lights to celebrate. over 19 million people came to san francisco to see the world fair. they wanted to recreate the look for the big 100 anniversary. this time the lights are low energy, l.e.d. the numbers are 11-1/2 tall. they will have a ceremony on march 3 and they will remain till december. second look tells the stories of chinese americans who were the target of raced based laws in california. it was illegal for chinese americans to own the lapped their homes were builtb. back -- land their homes were built on. a sacramento county town that was built entirely by chinese american immigrants. >> reporter: when travelers see

the town of lock they find it hard to believe this is a real town, not a movie set. if the buildings could talk they would have quite a story to tell. a story of chinese americans and their struggle to get a foot hold in a newland. she knows that story. -- in a newed andland. she knows that stor-- newland. she anyhows that story. -- knows that story. chinese children went to this school where they were taught in chinese. she had work to do inasmuch. >> i was only 9, 10 years old -- to do. >> i was only 9, 10 years old, i had to take care of my brother and sister. sometimes we don't have anything to eat. give them bread and sprinkle

sugar on top. that is a sandwich. >> they came to america to build the rhode rhode -- railroads. hundreds came to pick fruit or pack fruit for shipping. they got her first pair of new shoes in the 7th grade. she got married but when she and her husband tried to buy a house they were told they couldn't because they were chinese. they had no choice but to move to locke. the law forbade chinese from owning land. they moved into a garage. they addedden to the building. made a -- they added on to the building and made a home. when the act was struck down in

1952 the chinese began moving away. after her husband died she stayed on. determined that someday she would own her little piece of land. by the time sacramento county bought the land in 2001 her husband had died but she fought on and at last, last month the county offered to sell the land under their homes. she bought hers for $5,000. >> you never know how happy i was that day. i was on cloud 9 for days. i finally got it. two days before that i went outside at night and i talk to the sky, i said i told the chinese people that pass away that never get to get the land, i said we are going to get the land december 11. come and join us. >> we will have more on the

history of chinese american on second look after the 10:00 p.m. news. "fifty shades of grey" reigned again this weekend that box office. this is the second weekend "fifty shades of grey" held the top spot. took in $23 million. kingsman and the secret service came in at number two for the second week in a row, 17.5 million and sponge out of water maintained number three, 15.5 million bucks. it happened 35 years ago today. >> do you believe in miracles? >> see how those players marched that anniversary. >> and a sunny and windy day across the bay area. mark tamayo will be here with a look at your forecast.

do you believe in miracles? yes. >> today marks the 35th anniversary of the most famous hockey games in u.s. hockey team. they held a reunion last night. and they recall how they shocked the world by winning 4- 3. and two days later they won the gold medal. but it was that upset and the broadcaster signature call that transformed the game into the miracle on ice. >> that was -- i am probably the only old person here that could remember that game, that was big deal because the soviets were invincible and we

thought we didn't have a chance. great night. great night. let's check in with mark tamayo. >> 40 minus 35, 5 years old -- [ talking at the same time ] >> we have seen the replays of it. >> revealing so much information. right now we have clear skies across the bay area. gusty winds. winds gusting 25-35 miles per hour. the big story the rainfall remains absent from the forecast. look that numbers as far as the rain stats. you can see santa rosa 89% of average. san francisco 94% of average. and san jose 113% of average. these numbers continue to go down, the percents of averages and we do not have any major storms to talk about in the five-day forecast. you could see rain to the south, southern california, los angeles, and rain showers there. reports of heavier showers closing in on malibu. as far as our local radar, not

too much to show you. we have clouds pushing into the region and breaks in the clouds. clear skies for the northern half of the bay area. santa rosa 64 degrees. livermore 64. san jose 63. and oakland mid-60s. 65. our live camera. beautiful towards the golden gate bridge. nice sunset. clear skies. still gusty winds. the chop on the bay water. winds 25 miles per hour. tomorrow still partly sunny can breezy. especially for the morning hours. and tuesday, wednesday, still lots of sunshine out there. temperatures mild for the afternoon. repeating weather story we have been dealing with. as far as over night lows monday morning. lots of 40s. coolest locations, napa, starting out in the upper 30s. 39. all the active weather is to the south. the area of low pressure in southern california.

this produced the winds in the bay area. strongest through tomorrow morning. shower 70 to the south. fair skies. a warming trend. in terms of shower chances, there is a chance of pop up showers thursday. and then friday, activity here. this is nothing too significant. there is a chance of pop up showers friday and into saturday. we will keep an eye on the chances showing up. highs tomorrow, lots of 60s out there. warmest locations, approaching 70 towards santa cruz. 69. your five-day forecast, chilly over night lows. afternoon near 70 degrees. a showers friday, saturday. maybe a few hundredths at most. maybe just a few light showers

by friday. >> need a march miracle. thank you. it is called a thrill of discovery at the 63 annual pacific orcked expo in san francisco -- orca expo in san francisco. they will be there till 10:00 p.m. today. 150,000 arkids on display -- orcids on display. . coming up, we hear from bruce bochy after his surprise trip to the hospital and the warriors open up without their best player. joe fonzi with details about steph curry sidelined. sports wrap is coming up next.

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good evening everyone. welcome to sports wrap. the warriors embarking on one of their toughest stretches of the regular season. six game road trip that wraps up march 2. tonight in indiana, steph curry was held out of the game with a sore ankle. the warriors outscored the pacers by 12 points in the first. thompson 2-39 points. but the pacers return the favor. outscoring 32-19 in the second. watson 3. this play was huge. he just beats the buzzer with a three off the glass. he was the difference off the bench for 30.

warriors playing from behind. cut a 7 point deficit to 5 there. getting down to it here. thompson gets the warriors within one. a minute and a half to go. the pacers answer back with a three-pointer. the warriors unable to overcome in the find seconds and lose for the 10th time this year, 104-98. next stop, washington on tuesday. there is dominant presence missing when bruce bochy is missing from the field. he was behind the screen as pitchers and -- pitchers and catchers went through their routine. back for the first time since undergoing a procedure on thursday night to have stints inserted. approaching his return the way you expect. >> i am good to go. i could have walked out of there, they wouldn't let me, that is how good i felt.

amazing how much better you feel when you go through procedure. good thing. i guess i have been told i have a couple hundred thousand miles on this old truck. >> the week leading up to the daytona 500 was more eventful than today's race. the biggest win to date for one of the young stars. vince vaughn had the starting honors. >> drivers! start your engines! >> jeff gordon on the pole. he led more laps than any other driver. a total of 87. unlike the speed week leading up to it this was uneventful. tony stewart making contact

here. four cars involved in that. he ended up second to last. 24-year-old joey logano was in front. but there was trouble in the pack. he spins out and gets a number of drivers involved. they froze the field and stopped the race and that gave joey logano time to think about what could be the biggest win of his career. he maintained his lead. they ended the race under caution with joey logano winning his first 500. a look at the mess behind the winner. took jeff gordon back to 33. joey logano, kevin harvick and dale earnhardt jr. today joey logano was humbled by the win. >> this is awesome. this is daytona 500. oh, my god. i was so nervous the whole race

pretty much. this is our weakest race track. terrible at them last year. >> the only thing missing from the sharks is last night at levi stadium was a win. better than 70,000 at the home of the 49ers. san jose hosted los angeles kings. less than 3 minutes into the game, clifford with the goal. off the assist. 1-0 los angeles. the sharks answered back late in the period. from the wing. that gets past jonathan quick. you can see he gets a piece of the puck but it was too strong. they were still tied in the third. on a sloppy line change the sharks turn it over. the kings hang on for a 2-1 win. sharks in the number 9 spot in

the west. todd mclellan happy about the turn out. >> these are our fans. this is sharks territory and they showed up. there were king fans here, hockey fans. that is what made tonight so special. the fact we lost is disappointing but to be part of it, wouldn't trade it for anything. >> still to come on sports wrap, the cal' stanford rivalry today -- cal-stanford rivalry today.

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bears maintain the lead most of the half. he just beats the clock. cal gets the split, 63-53. both teams 12-4 in the conference with two more to play. >> a long and rewarding road on the golf tour for james hahn. tied at the end of regulation in los angeles. all three players still in it. second extra hole. number 10. johnson sets the tone with that approach. made the shot. put the pressure on hahn and he responded. shot a final round 69 to get into the playoffs. number 14 on the course, applies the pressure. birdie. up to johnson to match or it is over. johnson now for birdie. sliding past the hole.

hahn who at one point gave up golf had his first pg&e win. and that will do it for this sunday night sports wrap. see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. and i remember the miracle on ice also. >> thank you. >> the old guys. coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, back to work and back off the job at the port of oakland. the cost of the latest work stoppage two days after they seem to come up with a agreement. more on that tonight at 10:00 p.m. thank you for making ktvu your source for news. thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. see you at 10:00 p.m.

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