those who didn't live in the building that burned. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. it is almost 5:00. 5 a.m. i'm andre senior. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it is december 26th. we hope you had a nice holiday if you celebrate christmas. i know roberta gonzalez is here with more weather, and the story about the coastline remains much the same, doesn't it? it does. >> garcia. very well said this morning. good morning everybody. again, if you have plans to head to the coast side, please stay off the rocks, the jetty. we do have a high surf advisory once again in effect for today all the way through sunday. so people from out of town unfamiliar with these conditions. but these big waves can lap on shore and whisk you out into the open waters, where we do have a small craft advisory and gale warning in effect at this hour. now, meanwhile, live weather camera looking out toward the skyline of oakland. it's getting shrouded and a bit of fog this morning and several layers of clouds. temperature wise, we're

into the 40s and 50s out the door, and these temperatures are actually more mild than 24 hours ago by up to 11 degrees. visibility hampered in santa rosa at three miles due to areas of fog and rain showers. in fact, we do have a little bit of light precipitation just now pushing out of santa rosa. rain around mill valley and well into the golden gate bridge area. we do have rain showers in the east bay as well, and across the santa clara valley. these rain showers spotty this morning. breezy winds up to 13 in oakland. we do have the winds currently at nine miles per hour in mountain view and this area of low pressure. we're going to track it together and tell you just how much rain to expect and how long the rain is going to stick around. and gang, this is still to come. >> thank you roberta. enjoying the morning off? but of course we're staying on top of the morning commute if there is much of one to speak of. boy, this story really hasn't changed over the past few days. some drops there on the camera lens as we look live at the bay bridge toll plaza. the streets are a little

slick, but not too much in the way of congestion. we'll swing up north, take a peek at the golden gate once again. we see a lot of wet on the roadway and the camera lens. not too much in the way of traffic congestion, though. going between san francisco and marin counties. >> and back now to this story. a family in oakland is in grief after a deadly house fire on christmas morning. ktvu jesse gary tells us the family are simply in shock. their loved one is gone. >> family members say this burned out shell was the hallmark house for the holidays. now it's a painful reminder of the sacrifice of one man and how christmas will never be the same. >> steven was truly the best person you could ever meet. he loved his family, his friends, everybody so much. he died trying to get them out the house, broken by pain, grief and loss. >> ashanti mayo says she nicknamed her boyfriend steven weatherford gummy bear because he was such a sweet soul. >> he was the kind of guy that

any parent would want for their daughter. >> creative and humorous, career driven, but also a published author on the side, weatherford returned to his family home to celebrate the holidays with those closest to him. >> because this is a yearly celebration, this is not one, and this is when i say yearly. i mean going on for 4050 years. this is not one of those things that it's every other year. >> the family spent christmas eve cooking, and then around 615 christmas day, a fast moving fire started inside the home. the cause and origin are still under investigation by the oakland fire department. one neighbor, who doesn't want his face shown, says he heard the commotion and rushed to help. >> i heard screams, you know, people screaming saying the house is on fire. so i asked my neighbor, was he out of the home? and he said he was. but then i also heard someone else saying that someone was in there. >> oakland fire officials say weatherford alerted others, making sure his father, aunt and brother escaped.

>> he started yelling to the family, there's a fire, there's a fire! i guess he was just trying to save everybody, make sure everybody was out of the house. >> but relatives and officials say weatherford went back to search for the recently purchased engagement ring. he planned to give mayo new year's eve and never made it out. >> he was going to propose, yet you knew he was going to. i didn't know her. they told me this morning. >> instead of elation, there is anguish instead of a new phase in life. it's the marking of the end of a life and of a man many say embodied true love. >> i had given up on love until i met him in oakland. >> i'm jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> three people are without a home this morning after a fire damaged their apartment building in capitola. people who live in the area say they heard an explosion around six on christmas morning, just before a large fire broke out. there is a lot of damage to that complex on monterey avenue, and at least three families cannot return.

one woman from the community says seeing the building burned, especially on christmas, was a sad sight. >> well, as a child, my friends lived there and we all spent our summers here on long way. this is where i learned to ride my bike. this is where we all grew up as children. so it's very it's very nostalgic to see. and it's sad. it's really sad. >> no injuries have been reported. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> all right. coming up on now. 505 right now, taking a live look at the road conditions on interstate 80 heading toward the sierra. this is near donner summit. you could see that blanket of snow on the ground there. most of the sierra enjoyed a white christmas thanks to a storm that passed through the mountains, leaving snow on the ground. certainly good for skiing weather right now. it's kept caltrans busy as crews work through the night to clear those sierra passes. their efforts went a long way in helping people get into the mountains to spend time with family. >> it's crucial. this is this is

what we're here for. we take pride in highway 50 and keeping it open and safe for the traveling public. >> skiers were treated to a perfect powder day on christmas. that's great news for businesses in the area, like donner ski ranch. some of your sierra resorts don't get enough snow. but this year, donna ski ranch donner ski ranch says it's opening every trail thanks to the recent snowfall. >> really a mellow place to ski. it's really accessible and a great place for kids to learn. >> and donner actually honestly gets some of the, i think some of the best snow snowmaking machines were added at its resort, but so far the owners say they haven't had to use them this year. >> all right, let's see what's happening up in the mountain and elsewhere by checking in with our meteorologist, roberta gonzalez. >> in the past 24 hours, anywhere between 6 and 9in of snow has fallen around the greater lake tahoe area. it was palisades that was at the top of the pack at nine full inches.

right now it's below freezing in blue canyon. we do have mixed precipitation around the greater lake tahoe area and truckee's at 34 degrees with a few snowflakes on the fly this morning. so here's what you can expect today through saturday, snow today, and additional up to three inches down to about 6500ft. it will be breezy to downright windy as well through your friday and periods of rain as that temperature climbs into the mid 40s on saturday. here's the deal. okay, we do have a winter weather advisory in place all the way until friday at high noon, an additional 5 to 10in of snow and expected live weather camera. we're looking out towards oakland. layers of clouds this morning. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s in oakland through alameda into piedmont. it's currently 48 degrees. it's 53 across the santa clara valley, and these temperatures are up to 12 degrees more mild than 24 hours ago, not as cold due to the increasing cloud deck. we do have some fog in the north bay at this hour. five mile

visibility at the sea shore. rain showers right now, pretty spotty across the north bay. and then we see that we do have some light precipitation right around the bolinas area, east bay. you're filling in with plenty of light rain showers from hayward through san ramon and fremont. i saw a pretty aggressive cell push over the vasco road area up to the altamont pass that has now moved in an easterly direction, and plenty of rain showers right now around the santa cruz mountains, san jose, sunnyvale and also into redwood shores. this is a big, beautiful area of low pressure. you can see the core right there. that's where the heaviest precip is. we will have the scattered showers this morning. very light. then a big break during the day before more rain showers move in this afternoon into the evening hours as we track it. here's high noon. you can see that we're dry, albeit cloudy with few sunny breaks. here comes the bulk of the activity, beginning about 4 or 5:00 in the north bay. everybody has plenty of rain showers at 10:00. i wanted to stop it at 2:00 tomorrow morning. this is moderate to

heavy rainfall in and around the bay area. pretty widespread. 8 a.m. tomorrow morning, things begin to taper off, but between today and sunday, sunday, over an inch and a quarter of rain in throughout the santa clara valley and into san francisco. we do have that high surf advisory in place now through sunday as well. temperatures today in the 50s and 60s, and next time around i'll feature the extended forecast. that does include a lot of rain. >> roberta. thank you. the jewish holiday of hanukkah is underway. how people celebrated and called for a peaceful resolution to a war that's now in its second year overseas. >> and today marks the first day of kwanzaa. a look at celebrations across the bay area and the meaning behind the yearly tradition. and you can get more ktvu with our fox local app. on top of newscasts and content from the ktvu newsroom, you can also watch content from our sister stations across the country. it's free to download

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here's a look at interstate 880. wet roads, as you can see there. you're going to have to be careful if you're driving. a couple of quick notes here. let's start with bart. bart is running trains at slower speeds due to wet weather. so? so watch

your step. they say on wet stairways when you're descending or coming out of the platform areas there. and also reduce ferry service. if you're taking the ferry service this morning or planning on it. they're operating at a reduced schedule right now because of the christmas holidays and so forth. here's a live look now at the richmond-san rafael bridge, and you can see not much traffic there and a lot of rain on the lens. we'll keep an eye on the roads for you this morning. all right. here are some of the top stories we're following for you. the bay area coastline expected to get battered by big waves over the next couple of days. the national weather service issuing a high surf advisory spanning from the north bay down to big sur. it goes into effect at 10:00 this morning and will remain until 4:00 sunday afternoon. parts of the coast may see waves as tall as 30ft. the u.s. food and drug administration is recalling some eyedrops over concern they could cause eye infections. the brand is calling some of. it's recalling some of its ultra eye drops. the fda says it received complaints regarding a possible fungal contamination in a sealed vial. they're sold nationwide.

so far, there have been no reports of customers having bad reactions from contaminated vials. phoenix, arizona sky harbor airport temporarily shut down overnight after reports of gunfire inside one of the terminals. police say a physical altercation led to someone pulling out a gun at a restaurant at the tsa outside the tsa checkpoint. three people were shot and one was stabbed. all four taken to the hospital, where one is in critical condition. one woman was arrested. police say everyone involved knew each other prior to the incident. operations at the airport have returned to normal now. >> a police investigation is underway after a body was found in the wheel well of a plane at an airport in hawaii. united airlines confirmed a body was found tuesday after a flight from chicago landed at maui's airport. united says the wheel well is only accessible from outside the plane. it's unclear how or when the person got inside. according to state officials, flight operations were not interrupted by the discovery. here at home and happening today, the city of san francisco is announcing its

christmas tree collection schedule. the event includes chipping trees for recycling. the 2025 recycling schedule goes from january 2nd to january 17th. collected trees will be taken to a recycling center, where they'll be ground into mulch. a reminder here to remove all tinsel, decorations, tree stands and lights. >> well, today is the first day of kwanzaa, the annual celebration of african american culture. the celebration lasts seven days until january 1st. each day is dedicated to a principle, and today's principle is umoja, which is a swahili word for unity. tonight, san francisco city hall will light up in red, green and black. black representing the people. red for the struggle and green for the future. and hope that comes from their struggle. city leaders in hayward are hosting their own celebration at city hall on sunday. >> tonight marks the second night of hanukkah. 15 million jewish people around the world celebrate the holiday, also known as the festival of lights. ktvu joey hortis shows us how people in san francisco are

celebrating. >> hanukkah is officially underway, with an enthusiastic kickoff in san francisco's union square drawing in several hundred to witness the lighting of a three ton menorah. >> we stand up as we stand up with light. we stand up with positivity. instead of engaging in the darkness and the negativity, you know it. >> it celebrates again another triumph of the jews over people trying to really get rid of us. >> organizers call this the first large public menorah outside of israel. >> it's really cool. it's giant. >> it's cool. now celebrating its 49th year, the 22 foot tall display is known as the mammoth menorah. after inspiring 15,000 oversize menorahs around the world. >> this is all about breaking down the barriers of humanity and climbing into each other's heart. >> in a sign of unity, the celebration takes place under

the union square christmas tree. but for the second year in a row, a shadow hangs over the glowing celebration, hostages still being held captive by hamas. >> we just want that war to be over. we want peace, and we want to be able to just have positive energy as a community with the jewish people. >> persevere through dancing, games and traditional jewish food. >> i'm eating a sufganiyah. it's kind of a donut. >> what does this remind you of? >> my childhood. >> singing the songs and playing the dreidel. the top spin tops. it's really fun. >> the festival of lights will continue with another candle lit eight nights in a row. >> bring that hanukkah light into into yourself, into your home and spread that light outward. right. spread that light to you know, meet someone on the street and be a light for them. >> and because it's here in union square, we've seen lots of tourists stopping by to take pictures of the menorah. hanukkah celebrations will continue through january 2nd in

san francisco. joey hornik ktvu, fox two news for many people of the jewish faith, the holiday is a grim reminder of those still being held hostage in gaza. >> in israel, family members and supporters of the victims gathered for a quiet vigil. >> we see here mothers and a people. with a white cloth. quickly, quietly. when a with our quiet. it's the strong voice to call and to ask for everyone to make the deal and bring all the other hostages back. >> israel's high level negotiation team returned from qatar tuesday night after a significant week of talks. after months of deadlock, the u.s, qatar and egypt have resumed their mediation efforts there, reporting a greater willingness

by both isran hamas to reach a deal. >> thousands gathered at the nation's capital to mark the start of the holiday, with the annual lighting of the national hanukkah menorah. the 30 foot menorah stands in front of the white house. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas spoke at the ceremony, saying we can all benefit from the study of torah, the mandates to visit the sick, feed the poor, pursue justice and welcome the stranger. >> time now is 518. on this post-christmas morning. roberta is busy in the weather center this morning because there's so much happening either here in the bay area, up in tahoe. >> yeah, and it's going to be busy all the way through the weekend. i do believe, however, our heaviest precipitation will occur later on tonight and the overnight hours and very early tomorrow morning. but right now we do have some rain showers. hi everybody. post christmas day live weather camera official. sunrise is at 723, but we do have clouds down to 1600 feet. you can see the tip top of the oakland tribune building this

morning. we're currently at 48 degrees, also 40s and 50s coming across the northern portion of our bay area. it is now 54 and half moon bay. and good morning to all of you in the santa clara valley, where currently the temperatures are in the 50s, we have temperatures up to at this hour, 12 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. we do have visibility hampered in throughout santa rosa and in napa. no problems in livermore this morning, but we will see some patchy fog today. now, live doppler radar does suggest that this particular time we have light rain skirting across santa rosa. also across the santa cruz mountains, as we zero in a bit of a break across the north bay, it's the east bay. the recipient of most of the precipitation at this momen. from fremont on 680 south, all the way into milpitas and in fremont, light rain showers. you do need your windshield wipers. also, around the rose garden district of san jose, backing through sunnyvale into cupertino and campbell, and more rain showers this morning in scotts valley, backing through santa

cruz and ben lomond as well, where we have been the recipient of over an inch of rain in the past 24 to 48 hours. this is our storm tracker and we have the core of the center of the area, low pressure, producing the heaviest precip right now. seattle into portland. nikki, that northwestern quadrant of eureka. look how far out this trail is back. that's why we have the warmer air mass this morning. and this is going to be showery activity hit and miss this morning. a bit of a break today. noon until about 4 or 5:00 in the afternoon. light rain begins in earnest across the northern half of the bay area into mendocino county. ukiah is getting nailed at 10:00 tonight with moderate to heavy rain showers all the way along the mendocino coastline. then overnight tonight, you'll hear those heavier raindrops on your rooftops about 2:00 in the morning. that's the line passing through. and then instability during the morning commute tomorrow morning. and then we buy a bit of a break. but between friday through sunday.

hit and miss. scattered rain showers, adding up to over an inch and a quarter in the san francisco area. over a half inch in san jose. backing through modesto into sacramento as well. so it's going to be rainy, it's going to be snowy. and when the temperature rises in the greater lake tahoe area, that's when the snow traverses on over to rain. but tonight, about an inch to three inches of snow accumulating in the greater lake tahoe area. i'm talking down to lake level, and we have that advisory in effect until high noon tomorrow. we do have that high surf advisory in effect as well now until sunday. we also have, boy, those waves lapping on shore. so be very mindful of that. temperatures today 5060s full five day forecast. still straight ahead. >> roberta thank you. 522. changes coming to social security. what to expect next year and how it may mean more ney

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is planning on several changes in next year. for that it means some more. for some it means some more money. yeah. >> fox's kennedy hayes shows us some of the key changes and what they could mean for your wallet. >> while those holiday shopping expenses may be adding up, but timely boost in pay is on its way to millions of americans come 2025, the social security administration announced in october. the cost of living adjustment, known as cola, will be 2.5% next year, meaning for

the more than 72 million people receiving social security checks, their monthly payments will soon be going up by that amount. >> it's not all that much. i mean, for a lot of people, we're talking, you know, maybe 50 bucks a month, it's not likely to make a big difference in in how much you're getting, which is a pain point. >> still, it's an increase. some say couldn't come soon enough. >> i mean, cost of living is getting so expensive, so adjusting it is always great. especially i mean, i have some elderly relatives who live off social security. >> financial experts say the new year also marks an opportunity to reassess personal finances. >> despite the underwhelming cola adjustment, it's important that seniors focus on things that they can control, and one of those things is their budget. >> for those looking to cut back, suggestions include scaling back on eating out, looking for deals, particularly on utilities, or taking advantage of cashback or rewards cards. >> another tip for seniors or people who are receiving

benefits is to look at reentering the job market. so it might be looking at exploring a part time job, starting a side hustle, or even starting up a small business just to give you flexibility as well as help you generate that extra income. >> for those wondering when the new cola adjustment will hit checks, the change technically goes into effect this month, december, but will be reflected in payments received come january. in denver, kennedy, hayes, fox news. >> it is 827 now. christmas may be over, but one east bay neighborhood planning to keep the holiday lights on a little while longer. christmas tree lane on thompson avenue in alameda goes all out with the decorations during the holidays. it's a tradition going back more than 85 years. dozens of houses take part in the festivities, decking out their homes with seasonal lights and ornaments. one woman, who lives in the area says it's a tradition she never misses. >> to see the community come out is so much fun, especially the kids, and to track on all the houses and they're so

spectacular it's hard to keep moving on. that's why i walk. i don't drive, i have to just stop and stare. >> and if you want to see the dazzling displays in person, you still have time for christmas. tree lane will continue to shine through new year's eve. massive swells battered the monterey coastline this week, sending a large portion of a popular pier into the pacific ocean. we will have an update on the santa cruz wharf, and the

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san francisco left one person dead and an investigation underway after that deadly collision. another high surf advisory hitting the california coastline. which parts of the coast will get hit the hardest, and how long the advisory will remain in effect. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm andre senior. it is 530 today, december 26th, day after christmas. many people are still maybe waking up. some people have to go to work. roberto gonzalez is here with the update on the forecast because it is something you have to watch out for. >> i'm just so impressed, andre, how you and garcia look so bright eyed and bushy tailed. >> what's what's what's that? roberta. it's all concealer. roberta. >> i was just telling tim, our stage manager. i'm having problems with my eyes today. just keeping them open. yeah, right. it was such a joyful day yesterday. just such a day full of gratitude. good morning everybody. live weather camera. i am grateful to doug mickelson

for providing us this live weather camera. official set up is at 723. so it's mighty dark outside. and also we have layers of clouds out there. those clouds are squeezing out some raindrops with our temperatures in the 40s and 50s. it's currently 49 degrees in hayward. backing through castro valley, it is 53 degrees in sunnyvale. winds are light to the north. we have picked up some breezy winds around the central bay, but right now, under ten. except for mineta. winds will blow today out of the south up to 15mph. dangerous surf today through sunday. we do have a high surf advisory in place. we will have the swells up to 22ft. stay away from the coast side. do not climb on any jetties. these waves are crashing on shore. radar indicates if you're commuting in or out of 680 north or south, primarily from fremont all the way to san jose. definitely slippery when wet. we will have a spotty shower this morning. the bulk of the

activity after 5:00, especially overnight tonight with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. full forecast featuring that five day outlook. andre. just minutes away. >> roberta. thank you. taking a live look now at how traffic is doing this morning on our freeways. you're looking at interstate 880 in oakland. and you can see traffic is flowing normally at this hour. much more traffic than of course we saw on christmas day. and the roads are wet because you can see the reflection of the headlights coming off of the pavement. here's another live look now, this one at the macarthur maze. similar situation here. it is still only. 533 in the morning, so traffic is a little lighter, but could pick up a little later on. we'll keep an eye on it for you. all right. now to this. san francisco police are investigating a deadly and fiery crash near the golden gate park. video from the citizen app. now, they say it happened just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon in the area of park presidio and crossover drive. responding officers discovered a single vehicle involved in that collision that was engulfed in flames. one person found dead inside. they have not been

identified, and there is no word yet on a cause of the crash. >> authorities are also investigating after a vehicle crashed into the golden gate bridge toll plaza. video here from citizen app. we are about to see a car just wedged right there in the toll lanes in the southbound lane. this happened just before 2 p.m. yesterday. this accident slowed traffic for drivers heading into the city. all lanes, though, were back open by 230. officials reported minimum to no injuries. san jose's police chief, paul joseph, worked the midnight christmas eve shift with assistant chief brian schaub, and the two arrested the person seen in this photo for pulling a pistol on a motorist during their shift. chief joseph said this happened in san jose's busiest patrol district. the gun has been recovered. that person is now in jail. >> well, not just the holiday season, but year round. bay area charities are helping the underserved within their communities. the salvation army assists 30 million americans each year. nationwide, the san francisco division delivered christmas meals to more than 4000 homebound seniors and

disabled adults. organization leaders say a recent robbery at its headquarters is not stopping its mission to provide care to those in need. >> these meals specifically go to seniors who are shut in and they're on fixed incomes. a lot of them are depending on on support and different services, and we're there to provide those services. >> well, across the city at glide memorial church, volunteers prepared, cooked and served more than 200 turkeys and hams to people, many of whom live on the streets in the tenderloin district. >> it's been my time here, working with the volunteers to make sure the people out there who are less fortunate people out there with in need, have a meal or two. it's a great opportunity. >> it's a joyful time. it's very rewarding to both give and receive. >> saint anthony foundation served thousands of pounds of chicken and potatoes as part of its holiday feast in the tenderloin. this organization will celebrate its 75th anniversary next year. >> the santa cruz wharf is closed indefinitely, a few days

after powerful waves sent a portion of the pier into the pacific ocean. debris from the collapsed wharf is still in the surrounding water. some has washed up on nearby beaches and roads. city officials say the three men who fell into the water when the wharf collapsed have recovered from minor injuries. officials also say they're still working with consultants and engineering firms to evaluate their next steps. >> the bay area coastline is expected to get battered by big waves again and again over the next couple of days. the national weather service issuing a high surf advisory spanning from the north bay down to big sur. it goes into effect at 10:00 this morning and will remain until 4:00 sunday afternoon. parts of the coast may see waves as tall as 30ft. >> all right, let's see if roberta gonzalez is once again going to warn us about what not to do when we head out to the water. >> you know, i don't even need to. i've been listening to people who are veterans of surfing 20 and 25 years, and they're saying they don't even attempt it. good, good. and it's not just the big giant swells. it's also the very choppy conditions out there. we do have small craft advisories and gale

warnings. in effect, even large vessels are monitoring the weather very carefully. dangerous surf. with the high surf advisory in place right now all the way through sunday, as those swells do build all the way to 22ft lapping on shore. and if you're along the seashore there you could be whisked out into the open waters. i've been monitoring the buoys. right now. we just see one buoy at 12ft. i saw it at 14ft just minutes ago. so we'll continue to keep you updated. onshore we go with the temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. it's now 51 degrees in union city backing through milpitas where it's a little bit more mild this morning. a lot more mild in the santa rosa area, as well as in napa and sonoma by 11 degrees. visibility is going down. i've noticed three mile visibility in santa rosa. you have to carve a path through novato at three mile visibility as well. we're down to eight miles now in the livermore area due to areas of patchy fog. rain is tapering off in the north bay right now, and this morning it's just going to be hit and miss. scattered

spotty showers. and then you buy a big break from about oh let's say 10:00 in the morning all the way till four. and then right now all this rain you're looking at, it's going to really ramp up. we have that rain shower from around. oh let's say vasco road and east avenue all the way throughout the altamont pass. also in 680, heading south into the san jose area. that will slice you through milpitas and campbell. you have some light rain showers right now on the rooftops. santa cruz a recipient of more rain. area of low pressure banging up against the northern half of the state of california. a plume of moisture like a fire hose. taking aim on the bay area. futurecast illustrate. here's your day. basically dry under mostly cloudy skies, maybe a hint of sunshine. and then upstream we go five 6:00 in the evening hours. we do have light rain and then more moderate precipitation is up shore. there you have it. in the overnight hours tonight to your friday morning and then during the morning hours again a repeat performance from today. a

hit and miss scattered shower when we tally up our rainfall from today until sunday. very impressive. over an inch and a quarter in san francisco. these numbers will change. in fact, we could see two inches in the northern portion of the bay area. it's currently just above freezing and truckee, we do have a winter weather advisory in effect for the greater lake tahoe area. up to nine inches of snow accumulated yesterday at palisades, and we're looking at more snow today. 1 to 3in down to lake level, 5 to 10 total and the highest elevations. and we have that advisory until tomorrow at noon. highs today 5060. your extended forecast in and out of the rain through sunday. >> roberta. thank you. >> in search of a forever home. the effort from one local shelter to help animals as it ♪ i'm on my way ♪

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slick roadways. headlights on, of course. it's pitch black out there right now, but that should be the case any time your windshield wipers are going. some of the stories we're following this morning. phoenix, arizona sky harbor airport temporarily shut down overnight after reports of gunfire inside one of the terminals. police say a physical altercation led to someone pulling out a gun at a restaurant outside the tsa checkpoint. three people were shot. one was stabbed. all four were taken to the hospital. one is in critical condition. one woman was arrested. police say everyone involved knew each other prior to the incident. operations at the airport have returned to normal. a family in oakland is grieving after a deadly house fire on christmas morning. steven weatherford was the first to detect the fire and alerted everyone in the home on oak knoll boulevard, near the zoo to get out. the fire department says he made sure that his father, aunt and brother escaped, then went back into the burning home hoping to retrieve an engagement ring he was going to give his girlfriend on new year's eve. the cause of the fire is under investigation.

>> time now 543. the humane society silicon valley is waiving adoption fees for all animals starting today. that's because adoption fees at the milpitas shelter are temporarily covered through a large donation. while the shelter is dealing with fire damage. making adoptions free is part of the shelter's goal to clear it of its animals so renovations can be made. it has dozens of dogs and cats, including puppies and kittens, available right now. >> despite recent challenges, the staff at the humane society of silicon valley was determined to bring holiday cheer on christmas day. volunteers vanessa and kathy made a special christmas day puppy delivery. they wore santa hats and delivered a puppy to a family in san mateo. the mother tells ktvu the three children had no idea they'd be getting a puppy for christmas. >> i was like, okay, let's go check the mail. i think there's something else that's really big, like, we need your guys's help. and they were like, okay, so then they all just came down to see the new puppy. they didn't think it was a puppy. >> the children say they're still trying to pick out a name for the new addition to their

family. >> all right. let's check out the road conditions on interstate 80 heading toward the sierra. this is near donner summit. hopefully we can pull it up for you. and right now, the snow is on the road. snow showers are expected mainly before four. according to the national weather service. highs near 35. breezy, with a southwest wind. around 20, with wind gusts as high as 30 miles an hour. chance of precipitation 90%. right now, roberto gonzalez is following all of it. weather. up in the sierra weather. down here as well. we've got it all covered for you. >> yeah. let's go ahead and head to the sierra nevada area right now, because we do have a winter weather advisory in place today all the way through sunday, with additional snow on the fly after up to nine inches of snow did accumulate yesterday at palisades. now, meanwhile, here's the forecast. currently it's freezing in blue canyon and we do have more snow. 1 to 3in in the forecast today. snow, wind in the mix on friday, then periods of rain showers on saturday. check the weather before you head to the mountains. live weather camera

jack london square. isn't that glorious? it's beautiful. andre, i think you know this scene very well too. >> yes i do. it's a beautiful scene. i love seeing it. i love going there every year too. wow. it's awesome. >> you helped with the official tree lighting there and the warm coat drive as well. and currently in oakland is 48 degrees. 50 across the bay and san francisco and 53 in san jose. visibility is okay across the santa clara valley, but now limited to four miles in napa, three miles in santa rosa. deteriorating conditions in livermore due to the cloud deck and also the passing rain showers. you can see north bay is buying a bit of a break, but the eastern portion of look at that cell right there between vasco road, heading over the hill towards discovery bay. it's also raining over the altamont pass and also on 680 south as you make tracks towards the milpitas area and into sunnyvale and cupertino. and in campbell, we also have some light to moderate rainfall around the santa cruz mountains. this is all associated with that right there. giant comma formation

core to the north of us. we're the recipient of the front as it slices through the bay area and look behind it. yeah, like a plane stacked up at sfo. so this is what you can expect today. we really will have a dry day after a passing shower or two this morning. so from lunchtime all the way till 4 or 5, 6:00 take a look at that. it begins in earnest in the north bay. i want to focus in on this right here, because this is the front. and as it begins to move very quickly through the ukiah mendocino area, it ends up in the bay area by 2:00 tomorrow morning. so when you go to bed tonight, you'll hear those heavier raindrops on the rooftops. then tomorrow morning's commute will be a little slippery when wet and breezy, too. and then the afternoon, a dry day. but meanwhile we're expecting at least up to another 2.5in of rain between today and sunday and the santa cruz mountains and at the coast high surf advisory in place. we're talking about some of these swells up to 22ft.

do not stand on the jetties. temperatures in the 50s and 60s today. and your extended forecast does call for in and out of the spotty rain all the way through sunday. so you'll buy a break on monday, gang. >> roberta, thanks so much. let's talk some basketball. warriors star steph curry is optimistic he can get out of his funk and turn things around. the dubs hosted lebron james and the los angeles lakers in a christmas classic at chase center. the warriors trailed for much of the game until curry nailed a big three point shot with just seconds left in the game, but the lakers hit the game winner with a layup. the warriors lost for the 11th time in 14 games. they'll face the clippers in los angeles tomorrow night. >> the nfl made its netflix debut yesterday on christmas day. there were some minor hiccups, but overall, the streaming giant didn't suffer the same issues we saw during that infamous jake paul mike tyson fight. the early matchup saw the steelers hosting the chiefs. kansas city won 29 to 10, according to netflix. people from more than 200 countries watched the game, making it the

second most popular live event on netflix. [music] hard working man ain't got no money in the bank. >> yeah, yeah, turn up the final in a radio. he can't. >> fans of singer beyonce are still buzzing from what netflix dubbed the beyonce bowl. the megastar and entertainer performed in her hometown of houston during the halftime show. beyonce had plenty of surprises for fans, including bringing her daughter on stage. post malone and shaboozey also made cameos, performing their it beyonce from her cowboy carter album was a big year for the entertainment industry, including a history making tour for the swifties, double the awards in hollywood and an awful lot of celebrity news. >> yeah. fox's ashley dvorkin takes us through the year of 2024, in entertainment. >> and you let those eyes on the right. hollywood dished out double the awards in 2020 for a revamped schedule due to the strikes of the previous year, meant two primetime emmy awards. january winners included succession, the bear and beef.

>> war is coming. >> then it was emmys take two in september, where the historical epic shogun swept the show. the fx series won outstanding drama directing, best lead actor for hiroyuki sanada, and best lead actress for anna sawai, who became the first actress of asian descent to win in that category. >> plenty on my plate. >> the screen actors guild awards honored the cast of succession and oppenheimer. >> our imaginings horrify us. >> christopher nolan's biopic then went on to win best picture at the academy awards. at those oscars, barbenheimer was still in full effect, including a highlight of the night with barbie star ryan gosling singing i'm just ken. taylor swift made history at the grammys. she became the first artist to win album of the year four times when she took the trophy for midnights. the superstar was presented the award by celine dion, who made a surprise appearance amid her battle with stiff person syndrome. >> we're about to go on a little adventure together. >> taylor swift's the eras tour wrapped and made history as the

highest grossing tour of all time, bringing in over $2 billion. the 149 date tour ended in vancouver. people magazine reported swift handed out $197 million of that 2 billion to tour employees as bonuses on top of their salaries. the superstar was also spotify's 2024 most streamed artist globally, with more than 26.6 billion streams. 16 courageous artists went country. beyonce released cowboy carter, which at the time of its release, had the most first day streams for a country album by a female artist in the history of amazon music, and it debuted at number one on the billboard 200. she was named billboard's number one greatest pop star of the 21st century. beyonce also earned the most grammy nominations this season with 11 total for cowboy carter. [music] i had some help. post malone released his first country album, f 1 trillion. the country debut was certified platinum by the recording industry

association of america. his single i had some help, featuring morgan wallen, was certified five times platinum by the riaa, and his collaboration with blake shelton, pour me a drink, was certified platinum. in court cases, sean diddy combs remains behind bars since his arrest in september. he faces felony charges of racketeering, conspiracy, sex trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution. the disgraced music mogul was denied bail three times since his arrest. combs pleaded not guilty. his trial date is set for may 5th. one lawsuit, previously filed by an anonymous accuser against combs was amended in december to include shawn carter, jay-z accusing him and combs of raping a 13 year old girl in 2000 at an award show after party. jay-z called the allegation part of an extortion attempt. attorney tony buzbee, who filed the claims, has filed a number of lawsuits against combs. combs lawyers called them shameless publicity

stunts. >> well, the doors are open for you. >> in reality tv news was word of a vanderpump rules revamp. after the scandoval season aired, bravo announced the show will return, but with a brand new cast starring in a reboot in celebrity breakups. after reuniting and getting married in 2022, jennifer lopez and ben affleck, known as bennifer, broke up again. their relationship was at the center of her new album, this is me now, which she released in february. she also released a companion film, this is me now a love story, which is a cinematic journey inspired by some of her own life moments and experiences. in august, lopez filed for divorce. make some noise at the box office. inside out two became the highest grossing movie of 2024, with a total of $1.7 billion at the global box office. >> you fight or you die, gleichen, aka gladiator two and wicked was considered the year's new barbenheimer, with the two very different films released on

the same date. >> the sequel and the musical banked big at the box office. wicked took in $112 million domestically opening weekend. gladiator two earned 55 million for the glory of rome. both films could be contenders for the 2025 awards season, which will star conan o'brien hosting next year's academy awards in hollywood. ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> well, with 2024 coming to a close, we take a look back at how i and inflation impacted the economy this year and a special tribute to the late rickey henderson. >> how the former oakland a's star is being honored by two of oakland's newest spos [♪] did you know, there's a detergent that gets your dishes up to 100% clean, even in an older dishwasher? try cascade platinum plus. for sparkling clean dishes even on the toughest jobs. just scrape, load and you're done. switch to cascade platinum plus.

annual christmas in the park event, located in the heart of downtown san jose. for the last four decades, the two acre park has transformed into a winter wonderland. people can walk through for free. it features bright lights, beautifully decorated christmas trees, rides, food, and more. each year, thousands of people across california make the drive to san jose to take in the sight. >> i'm born and raised in san jose, so we come back every holiday. and you know, i haven't been here since i was a kid. >> we've been doing it since like 2008, i believe. my mom likes to do it, so it's a tradition for us. but we've had additions to the family, so the

picture keeps getting bigger and bigger. >> organizers say this year the event is attracting more first time and out of town visitors. christmas in the park in san jose is open until january 1st. it starts at noon and ends at 10 p.m. every day, but hours may change on new year's eve and new year's day. >> the oakland roots and soul soccer club are honoring the late baseball legend rickey henderson. the two clubs posted a tribute to henderson on social media and revealed they're retiring their number 24 jersey in his honor. the number had previously been reserved for players born and raised in oakland, in honor of both rickey henderson and the roots co-owner marshawn lynch. christmas day would have been henderson's 66th birthday. he died last friday after a battle with pneumonia. >> the u.s. food and drug administration, recalling some 16 brand ultra eye drops over concerns they could cause eye infections. the fda says it received complaints regarding a possible fungal contamination in a sealed vial. the recall is specifically for ultra single

vials on the go, with a september 2025 expiration date. they're sold nationwide, and so far there have been no reports of customers having bad reactions from contaminated vials. >> new research shows a morning cup of coffee or tea might help protect you from certain cancers. researchers compiled data from 14 previous studies on more than 9500 cancer patients. nearly 16,000 healthy people as well. they found drinking more than four cups of coffee a day, or one cup of tea a day helped lower the cancer risk in the head, neck, mouth and throat areas by anywhere from 9 to 30%. >> well, a fight stopping flights at a major u.s. airport. and when it was all over, several people were shot, one stabbed at an airport, forced to temporarily shut down, and then car burglaries. >> violence, fights, theft, you name it. i mean, there- [music] was a lot. there was actually gunshots went through the store. there's a stabbing. there's a lot.

>> and you've never shut a restaurant down before. so this must have been pretty huge. hard. >> it was huge. but the owner of the only in-n-out location that has closed, what she had to say about the closure of that location in oakland from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. it is coming up on 6 a.m. i'm andre senior. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's thursday, december 26th. roberto gonzalez. i started getting those after christmas sales emails in my account, like even right before christmas day. so i bet a lot of people might be heading out to the mall. >> i'm going to hit it up yourself. >> no, i think i'll stay away. i'll let it kind of die down. and maybe like mid january, i'll venture back. >> yeah, i'm not going to even go near my email right now for a while. i got some catching up to do. hi everybody. good morning to you. live weather camera looking outside towards jack london square and all of its beautiful glory. and what i'm looking at besides that gorgeous christmas tree is right behind it. see the flags on the fly? we

currently have winds up to 12mph and throughout to oakland and back in through alameda calm north of the golden gate bridge. a little breezy to the east. to the south we have 13 mile per hour winds. these winds will be pretty consistent today out of the south 10 to 15. right now temperatures 40s and 50s. and check this out. we have passing rain showers this morning. it will all taper off by 9:00 and then resume again about 5:00 this evening. and really hit hard in earnest overnight. we have a high surf advisory in place. stay away from the coast. some of these swells up to 22ft. temps today with the cloud deck 50s and 60s. we'll talk about the extended forecast and how much more rain to expect. but first, here's gasia. >> roberta. thank you. a quick peek at the roads this morning, and we'll start with the bay bridge toll plaza. some raindrops on the camera lens. cars are making it through. no problem. congestion is not an issue here if you're going from oakland to san francisco. we'll note that bart is running trains at a slightly slower speed due to wet tracks. we'll run over to

the next peak, which is, of course, the golden gate bridge. it's not a problem going from san francisco to marin counties, but the story of slick roads remains the same here as well. let's go south by about two hours. here. up? no, not quite that far. we of course, we would drive on 880 south through oakland to get to santa cruz, which is where we're headed. but first, a quick peek at traffic in the heart of oakland. not a problem. 880 north and southbound flowing freely. now to santa cruz, where the wharf is closed indefinitely. a few days after powerful waves sent a portion of the pier into the pacific ocean. debris from the collapsed wharf is still in the surrounding water. some has washed up on nearby beaches and roads. city officials say. the three men who fell into the water when the wharf collapsed have recovered from minor injuries. officials also say they're still working with consultants and engineering firms to evaluate their next steps. >> three people are without a home this morning after a fire damaged their apartment building in capitola. residents say they heard an explosion around six christmas morning just before a large fire broke out. the apartment complex on monterey avenue is mostly charred, and at least three families cannot

return home. one woman from the community says seeing the building burned, especially on christmas, was a sad sight. >> as a child, my friends lived there and we all spent our summers here on long way. this is where i learned to ride my bike. this is where we all grew up as children. so it's very it's very nostalgic to see. and it's sad. it's really sad. >> no injuries have been reported. the exact cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> the family in oakland is grieving after a deadly house fire on christmas morning. steven weatherford was the first to realize something was burning in the home on oak knoll boulevard, close to the oakland zoo. the fire department says he made sure that his father and brother escaped, then went back into the burning home, hoping to retrieve an engagement ring he was going to give his girlfriend on new year's eve. >> he was going to propose, yet you knew he was going to. i didn't know, they told me this morning. steven was truly the best person you could ever meet.

he loved his family, his friends, everybody so much. he died trying to get them out of the house. >> weatherford's girlfriend says she called him gummy bear because of his sweet soul. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> at 603, the head of in-n-out burger is explaining the decision to close its only restaurant in oakland. the company shut down the restaurant near oakland international airport last january. in-n-out president. lindsay. sydney. lindsay sydney snyder recently appeared on a conservative video network, and she told the host of the show that crime forced a restaurant chain to close the site, even though it was profitable. >> car burglaries, violence, fights, theft, you name it. i mean, there was a lot. there was actually gunshots went through the store. there's the stabbing. there was a lot. >> and you've never shut a restaurant down before. so this must have been pretty huge. hard. it was huge. >> but we, you know, for the safety of our associates, we

just felt like this is. this is not okay. >> snyder also said it took too much time for police to respond to calls. she described it as, quote, alarming. >> the bay area was part of a nationwide strike at starbucks. baristas at the san jose store on mckee road, near north capitol avenue walked out on tuesday chanting no contract, no coffee. union workers say the company's new ceo earns $56,000 an hour, and that most starbucks workers don't make that in a year. baristas earned $20.25 an hour, and because many work part time, they make about $17,000 annually. starbucks says the union's proposal is not sustainable because it would increase the hourly minimum wage by 77% over three years. >> well, new this morning. phoenix arizona's sky harbor airport temporarily shut down overnight after reports of gunfire inside one of the terminals. police say a physical altercation led to someone pulling out a gun at a restaurant outside the tsa checkpoint. three people were shot. one was stabbed. all four taken to the hospital, where one

is in critical condition. one woman was also arrested. police say everyone involved knew each other prior to the incident. >> i do believe that this was a family dispute that escalated. >> i didn't even hear the shots. i didn't even know there was a shot until the police said that there was. it was a shooting. >> operations at the airport have returned to normal. the terminal where the shooting occurred is the main hub for southwest and american airlines. >> japan airlines says it was the target of a cyberattack today that caused delays to more than 20 flights. japan's second largest airline says the cyberattack delayed some domestic and international flights. the airline was forced to stop selling tickets for flights as well. the airline quickly got its systems back to normal. it's unclear who caused the cyberattack or how those behind it were able to access the airline's operating system. the airline says the attack was not caused by a virus and did not lead to any customer data leaks. >> all right, 606 now a live look at the road conditions on interstate 80 heading toward the sierra. this is donner summit, and of course you can see the

snow on the ground. there is more snow expected up there today, so you're going to want to be careful if you're heading to the mountain today. do a little skiing up in that area. all right. let's take a look now at closer to home here it's caltrans busy as crews work through the night to clear those sierra passes. their efforts went a long way in helping people get into the mountains to spend time with family. >> it's crucial. this is. this is what we're here for. we take pride in highway 50 and keeping it open and safe for the traveling public. >> skiers in the sierra were treated to a perfect powder day on christmas. that's great news for businesses in the area, like donner ski ranch. some years, sierra resorts don't get enough snow, as we've reported in the past. but this year, donner ski ranch says it is opening every trail thanks to the recent snowfall. >> really a mellow place to ski. it's really accessible. a great place for kids to learn. >> and donner actually honestly gets some of the, i think, some of the best snow.

>> donner ski ranch has added snowmaking machines at its resorts, but so far the owners say they haven't had to use them this year. >> and let's go ahead and take a look at the current conditions in the greater lake tahoe area. we do have a winter weather advisory in place from now through friday high noon. we are anticipating another three inches of snow down to 6500ft. and that's on top of the nine inches of snow that accumulated yesterday in palisades. it's currently freezing in blue canyon, and later today around the shore of the greater lake tahoe area, about 40 degrees. we have snow and wind in the forecast at this particular time. we're not looking at gusty winds to hamper those ski lifts, but you may want to stay on top of that. our live weather camera, looking at a cloudy obscured view now at looks like. what is that? it looks like it could still be the skyline of the oakland area. temperatures 48 degrees. it's now 49 in hayward and 52 degrees in concord. clayton and also

backing all the way into walnut creek. i've been noting that the visibility is improving slightly in santa rosa with the passage of the rain. the improvement situation is also visibility in throughout livermore. now that the rain is moving due east and half moon bay is down to two miles, buying a little bit of a break in the north bay right now as far as precipitation is concerned. but i picked up this cell that has just been outside of the altamont pass and the livermore area. you know that drive on highway four as you make it into brentwood and discovery bay? well, that's pretty rainy at this hour. and light rain showers around the santa clara valley. we do have plentiful rain around santa cruz mountains. look how far back this trails off. that means we're going to be in and out of the rain all the way through sunday. so today really a dry day after this morning's passing showers and the bulk of the activity moves in later on tonight. look at the yellow and orange. that's mendocino county, that's ukiah. that's heavy rain. by 11:00 it skirts into the bay area. and the overnight hours

you'll hear those raindrops. and then tomorrow morning, hit and miss showers beginning to taper off for your afternoon. another couple of inches easily in the north bay, we will have the saturation of the soil, which means we could see some downed trees due to the winds picking up later today and throughout your friday, high surf advisory remains in place with 22ft swells. we'll talk about the five day forecast and when the sun will just bust through these clouds. that's all coming up next time around. >> roberta. thank you. a gruesome discovery at an airport in hawaii. what united airlines says it found in the wheel well of a plane. >> christmas day was also a big day for football fans. we'll take a look at some of the games that happened uring the

powerful waves and a portion of the pier into the pacific ocean. debris from the collapsed wharf is still in the surrounding water. some has washed up on nearby beaches and roads. city leaders say the three men who fell into the water when the wharf collapsed have recovered from minor injuries. officials also say they're still working with consultants and engineering firms to evaluate their next steps. >> today is the first day of kwanzaa, the annual celebration of african american culture. the celebration lasts seven days from now until january 1st. each day is dedicated to a principle, and today's principle is umoja, which is a swahili word for unity. tonight, san francisco city hall will light up in red, green and black. black

representing the people, red for their struggle and green for the future and hope that comes from their struggle. city leaders in hayward are hosting their own celebration at city hall on sunday. >> today, the city of san francisco announces its christmas tree collection schedule. the event includes chipping trees for recycling. the 2025 recycling schedule goes from january 2nd to january 17th. the collected trees will be taken to a recycling center, where they'll be ground into mulch. a reminder, of course, you have to remove all the tinsel, decorations, the lights and stand. >> the bay area coastline expected to get battered by big waves again over the next couple of days. the national weather service issuing a high surf advisory spanning from the north bay down to big sur. it goes into effect at 10:00 this morning and will remain until 4:00 sunday afternoon. parts of the coast may see waves as tall as 30ft. at 614 now police investigation underway after a deadly body or body was found in the wheel well of a plane at a hawaii airport. united airlines confirmed a body was found tuesday after a flight from

chicago landed in maui. united says the wheel well is only accessible from the outside of the plane, and it's unclear how or when the person accessed the wheel well. according to the state official, flight operations were not interrupted due to the discovery. >> the taxi cab plowed into a group of pedestrians in new york city, injuring at least six people. this happened just after four in the afternoon at the famous herald square outside the manhattan macy's there at 34th street. the victims include a nine year old boy whose leg was badly hurt. the driver has only been identified as a 58 year old man. the investigation is ongoing. >> well the netflix. the nfl made its netflix debut, and there were some major minor hiccups there, but overall, the streaming giant did not suffer the same issues it did during the infamous jake paul mike tyson fight. the early matchups saw the steelers hosting the chiefs. this one was all kansas city, who relied on a big game from their star quarterback and tight end patrick mahomes and travis kelce. then the two celebrated in the locker room in crisp style, and they were also joined by santa claus, who was

actually chiefs head coach andy reid. kansas city won 29 to 10 and locked up the number one seed in the afc. >> know that our work isn't done for sure. we know we're going to celebrate this, but we we're going to get right back on it. we've got a good denver team that we're going up to play and we've got the playoffs coming up. >> so you know it's a it's a it's an honor to be the number one seed. but at the same time we know from last year anybody can can beat somebody anywhere. so it's just being focused knowing that we got to be smart with the time that we have and finish this thing off. >> meantime, ravens quarterback lamar jackson continued his big season and ran all over the texans. jackson surpassed michael vick's record for the most rushing yards by any quarterback in nfl history. ravens dominated this game. final score 31 to 2. the- [music] hard working man ain't got no money in the bank. >> yeah, yeah. turn up the final in a radio. >> and fans of singer beyonce

still buzzing from what even netflix dubbed the beyonce bowl. the megastar and entertainer performing in her hometown of houston during the halftime show. beyonce had plenty of surprises for fans, including bringing her daughter on stage. post malone also made a cameo performing hit with beyonce from her cowboy carter album. >> later tonight will mark the second night of hanukkah, 15 million jewish people around the world celebrate the holiday, also known as the festival of lights. hundreds of people came together last night at san francisco's union square, lighting the first candle on a three ton menorah. for the second year in a row, a shadow hangs over the glowing celebration with hamas still holding jewish hostages in israel captive. >> just want that were to be over. and we want peace, and we want to be able to just have positive energy as a community. >> members of the jewish community say they'll still celebrate in honor of those who can't. organizers say this is the first large public menorah outside of israel. the festival of lights will continue with another candle lit eight nights in a row. thousands gathered at

the nation's capital to kick off the holiday with the annual lighting of the national hanukkah menorah. the 30 foot menorah stands in front of the white house. homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas spoke at the ceremony and said we can all benefit from the study of torah, the mandate to visit the sick, feed the poor, pursue justice and welcome the stranger. >> all right. coming up at 618 right now. busy day. roberta has been running back and forth, checking on computers, checking on the forecast. >> yeah, i just received some latest data that i'd like to update us on with the tahoe area, because last time around i was talking about the winds. while they look like they're going to be a lot more aggressive on your friday, so primarily the bulk of the activity will be tonight through friday morning. plan accordingly for your driving. we do have a winter weather advisory in place until high noon tomorrow in the greater lake tahoe area. we are expecting about 5 to 10in of snow along highway 89. as you're making your drive into the tahoe area and the higher ridges, we could see up to 20in of snow,

but in the higher ridges i'm talking 8000ft and above we will see some wind gusts up to 120mph. that definitely will cause some plans and cause some trouble for those ski lift operations. so please plan accordingly and stay on top of the weather conditions. it's freezing in blue canyon right now, 36 degrees in truckee. we do have light snow in the forecast today, 1 to 3in snow and wind today through your friday. periods of rain at the lake level. and that will be on saturday. meanwhile, live weather camera. this looks like the estuary official sun up is at 723. you can see the raindrops on the camera lens. temperature wise right now around the central bay in the 40s to east shore. 53 in san francisco at sfo, rather all the way into burlingame and belmont. 52 san jose, where the visibility is not hampered by any of the cloud cover right now. spotty rain showers to the north. the primarily. we've had lots of rain showers over here

in the east bay, with some moderate rainfall in brentwood and discovery bay. things are clearing out nicely now around the peninsula and the santa clara valley, but we still have some moderate rain falling around the santa cruz mountains. any rain today taking place this morning tapering off. all should be done by 9:00 in the morning. will by a dry break until about 4 or 5:00 in the afternoon. when we start to see all of this push into the bay area. rainy night, heavier rain overnight tonight and then your friday. the rain tapers off. take a look at our futurecast. here's 1:00 in the afternoon. you have some hints of sunshine and then the light to moderate rain begins to filter in tonight, 6:00 north bay, passing the golden gate bridge, making tracks towards the peninsula. then we do see a little bit of break off around the santa clara valley before upstream we go heavier rainfall in the overnight hours, and that will leave us with a deck of cloud cover beginning with tomorrow mid morning. so up to another couple of inches of rain

between now and sunday. and this is generating some really high swells up to 22ft. therefore stay away from the coast from now through sunday. with that advisory in place. temperatures today 50s 60s and from today through sunday, in and out of the rain and fog, we've got sunshine on monday. >> gasia roberta. thank you. a warning now for people with cats. the california county that's urging people to dispose of a certain kind of cat food, and the ongoing health concern tied to the recall. then if you thought you fed a lot of people for the christmas holiday, we'll take you inside one organization that provides a hot meal to thousands in san

concerns that could cause eye infections. the brand is recalling some of its ultra eye drops. the fda says it received complaints regarding a possible fungal contamination in a sealed vial. the recall is specifically for ultra single vials on the go, with an expiration date of september 2025. they're sold nationwide. so far, there have been no reports of customers having bad reactions from the contaminated vials. the los angeles county department of public health has a warning about a brand of cat food that's tested positive for bird flu. health officials say that one cat died after eating it up in oregon. northwest naturals has voluntarily recalled the 2 pound

packs of turkey recipe raw and frozen food. if you have the product with the use by date of may 20th 1st or june 23rd of 2026. officials urge to urge that you throw it out immediately. cases of whooping cough have been surging in the u.s. for months, and there's no sign of a slowdown. more than 32,000 cases have been reported so far this year, according to the centers for disease control. that's six times higher than what was reported last year, the highest number since 2014. whooping cough is a highly contagious respiratory illness that starts as a runny nose, fever and cough then later develops into a painful full body cough after a week or two. the saint anthony foundation says it served more than 1500 meals on christmas in san francisco's tenderloin. some 60 volunteers bused tables and served up the hot meals. kitchen staff prepared more than 1,000 pounds of chicken, 900 pounds of potatoes, 1600 servings of bread and cookies. the chef behind the service explained why giving back to this event is such a

personal experience. >> i dealt with addiction for a very, very long time and i went into saint anthony's program, which is part of saint anthony's foundation. through them, i was able to go through the program, get a job here as a kitchen assistant, got promoted to a chef, and i get so much support here and so much love. it's awesome. >> saint anthony's has provided hot christmas day meals to the community for more than 70 years now. coming up. a deadly crash near golden gate park in san francisco. what police found when they arrived and the key questions that remain. also, it's a combination that's proven to be dangerous in recent days, high surf and damaging winds along the california coast. what you need to know if you're heading out to a bay area beach. [music] [music]

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>> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> let's take you straight to new york to see the new york stock exchange ring the opening bell after, of course, a quiet day on the markets. yesterday, retail traders sent almost $30 billion to nvidia shares in 2024. this according to vanda research. vanda found nvidia's net inflow has nine times jumped from where it was in 2021. i don't know if i knew nvidia back in 21. >> and yeah, right now 24. >> it's all we talk about. there's the bell. we're glad you're here. it's a busy one. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm andre senior. thank you for joining us. today is thursday, december 26th. and roberta was clapping just a moment ago. so i want to find out why. >> well, because things looked good there, right? >> yeah. >> columbia for you just. i'm sorry to interrupt there. quick question. do you think more people are working today or not than yesterday? well, just in general, are they still extending the holiday? >> i think i think some are off. >> yeah. everybody in my world is working today. me too. oh,

okay. yeah. so that's why i think the weather and the traffic is so vitally important. if you're heading on out the door this morning, the bulk of the precipitation is now digging to the south. but a bigger round of rain is heading this way and should arrive by the evening commute. temperatures span today, high 50s and mid 60s, so morning showers are tapering the bulk of your day. a dry day, but cloudy. and then again more rain and it will be heavier and breezier this evening. live weather camera looking out towards the oakland tribune building that stands about 350ft tall, not obscured as far as visibility is concerned. cloud deck down to 1600 feet. 49 oakland and in santa rosa. cooler than that in livermore. it's 52 in san jose and 53 in belmont. the winds are relatively under 15mph. will be westerly today. up to 15 passing showers to the south. now cloudy day. we have 59 to about 65. we have your full forecast featuring the arrival of the next round of rain. garcia, in just a couple of minutes.

>> okay, roberta, thank you. for those who are working or heading out to see family and friends. we'll take a peek at what is happening over at the richmond-san rafael bridge. it's a story that's very similar all across the bay. you have wet roadways, drivers going with their headlights on. of course, it's still dark out there, but that should still be the case if your windshield wipers are going. and that's a 24 over seven rule. not much in the way of traffic congestion, however. going there from richmond to san rafael. we'll swing over to interstate 280 and give you a peek at what's happening there in the south bay. it's a little fuzzy here, thanks to maybe a little bit of moisture on the camera lens, but again, somewhat slick streets. not a ton of standing water, but just do keep in mind that we're sort of in this rain again, off and on again pattern. and that should help, you know, get you out the door just a little bit earlier rather than later. let's bring things back to the heart of the bay area. take a peek at the macarthur maze and we see no problem here. smooth sailing. thankfully, traffic congestion not an issue. >> 632. san francisco police investigating a deadly and fiery crash near golden gate park. they say it happened just before

4:00 yesterday afternoon in the area of park presidio and crossover drive. responding officers found a single vehicle involved in the collision engulfed in flames. a person was found dead inside. they have not been identified, and there is no word yet on a cause of the crash. >> authorities are also investigating after a vehicle crashed into the golden gate bridge toll plaza. we have video from citizen app that basically tells the whole story here. one car wedged there right between the toll plaza pillars in the southbound lane. this happened just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon. things did slow down for drivers who were heading into the city. all lanes, though, were back open by 230 ish. officials reported really? no minor injuries at all. >> and a man is in custody this morning after he tried swinging at police officers with a chain during a chase down. police say the man is accused of stealing from the safeway on south el camino road in san mateo around 445 tuesday evening. officers tracked him down using an employee's description, and that is when police say he grabbed a metal chain and swung it at them before running off again.

officers tased him and eventually arrested him for felony theft and resisting arrest. >> president biden condemned a russian christmas attack on ukraine and promised to keep sending weapons that could change once president elect trump takes office next month. russian missiles and drones targeted a thermal power plant. zelensky describes the attack as inhumane. president biden said in a statement the ukrainian people deserve to live in peace and safety and promised to send more weapons. president elect trump has called for a negotiated settlement to the war. has tasked a special envoy for ukraine and russia, retired general keith kellogg, with bringing about that end. >> president putin said that he wants to meet with me as soon as possible. so we have to wait for this, but we have to end that war. >> hanging in the balance is u.s. national security. the last thing we want is for vladimir putin to cast a shadow over europe. >> general kellogg plans to visit ukraine and other european countries next month. he will not be stopping in russia. >> it's 634. the santa cruz

wharf is now closed indefinitely. we've reported a part of the wharf broke off during storms earlier this week after large waves crashed into it. ktvu james torres is there to show us how it looks now. good morning to you, james. >> andre, good morning to you. if you pull up to the wharf this morning, you'll see nothing but caution tape all over the place, making it very clear to you that you cannot be here. you cannot walk or drive anywhere near the wharf. and now city officials are trying to work on buying some time to figure out what it is they need to do next to make sure this opens safely. debris from the broken wharf still in the ocean below. and so the beach access around here is pretty limited. the main beach here is closed until further notice. city leaders say engineers, consultants. they will work on checking out the wharf to see what they need to do to make sure it gets back open to the public safely and quickly. >> safety and priority of asset protection is guiding those goals. when we start to talk about future plans for the wharf, and what decisions will

be made. we'll really be utilizing that data and also our engineering reports to have informed decisions as we meet with our local and regional partners. obviously, lots of community outreach and lots of process to develop those answers. >> three men fell into the water when the wharf collapsed earlier this week. two were rescued by local firefighters and fire rescue. one was able to swim to safety, but officials say all three have now recovered from minor injuries. at this point, really no timeline for when the beach and the wharf could all possibly reopen. the city says it is working on a damage report to try to help answer those questions. and of course, once we get those updated details, we will pass it along to you. but we don't really expect to hear exactly a good opening date anytime soon. we're live this morning from the santa cruz wharf. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james. thank you. the bay area coastline is expected to get battered by big waves over the next couple of days, like what we saw in santa cruz. the

national weather service is showing a high surf advisory spanning from the north bay down to big sur. it goes into effect at 10:00 this morning, remains in effect until 4:00 sunday afternoon. parts of the coast may see waves as tall as 30ft. >> and roberta said a minute ago, those of us who grew up here have been here for a long time. no, never turn your back on the ocean. the problem is that you might have a lot of out of town visitors who might say, we're going to go to the beach, and if you're not with them to say the things right. roberta, it's important that really everyone he he's warning. >> absolutely. they are not aware that if you stand on even on the jetty of one of these swells coming, it will sweep you out and take you out to sea. the water is very cold around 53 degrees at this time in different locations, even colder than that. plus we have small craft advisories in place. in addition to gale warnings. 14ft swells off the coast right now. again, this has led to that high surf advisory in effect. and this isn't just for today. it's all the way through the weekend until your sunday. some of these swells will exceed 22ft, so

please be very mindful of that dangerous situation. it's live. it's our weather camera out in alameda this morning at the seaport there, 49 degrees in alameda and in oakland, as well as in hayward, back in through castro valley, very popular condition all the way through fremont into milpitas and union city. good morning to all of you. in novato, at 52 degrees, we have a slight wind there. the winds are up to 12 at oakland international airport, bested by mineta at 13, sfo at ten. winds today out of the south 10 to 15. spotty scattered showers, primarily around the peninsula. right there. right now, all this is pretty much like just backwash. and it will be tapering off by 9:00 this morning before the bulk of the activity arrives later on this evening. now again, we were taking a look at the swells there and that high surf advisory. sorry to repeat this information. it's just coming in so quickly. i'm trying to update it as we forge ahead now. meanwhile, that is in effect

through sunday. boy, this just wants to keep circulating, doesn't it? but i tell you what, we'll regroup. i'll talk about the timing of the system because we have heavier rain that will be arriving by four and 5:00 as light precipitation, then amping up in the overnight hours through your friday morning. more on that in just a couple of minutes. >> roberta. thank you. 2024 coming to a close soon. we'll take a look back at how i and

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42. the santa cruz wharf is closed indefinitely. a few days after powerful waves and a portion of the pier into the pacific ocean, debris from the collapsed wharf is still in the surrounding water. some has washed up on nearby beaches and roads. city leaders say the three men who fell into the water when the wharf collapsed have recovered from minor injuries. officials also say they're still working with consultants and engineering firms to evaluate their next steps. >> a man was reportedly able to save his family from a burning home, which sadly took his life. steven weatherford was the first to detect the fire. he alerted everyone inside the house on oak knoll boulevard in oakland. the fire department says he made

sure his father, aunt and brother escaped and then went back into the burning home, hoping to retrieve an engagement ring that he was going to give his girlfriend on new year's eve. >> the humane society of silicon valley is waiving all adoption fees for all animals starting today, because adoption fees at the milpitas shelter are temporarily covered through a large donation at the shelter while it is dealing with fire damage. this makes adoption fees free, and it's part of the shelter's goal in clearing the shelter so officials can make renovations. the shelter has dozens of dogs and cats, as well as puppies and kittens available right now. >> today is the first day of kwanzaa, the annual celebration of african american culture. the celebration lasts seven days until january 1st. each day is dedicated to a principle, and today's principle is umoja, which is the swahili word for unity. tonight, san francisco city hall will light up in red, green and black. black representing the people. red for the struggle and green for the future. and hope that comes from their struggle. city leaders in hayward are hosting their own celebration at city hall on sunday. authorities in azerbaijan say 38 people were

killed when a plane crashed in kazakhstan. the plane was en route from azerbaijan's capital city to the russian city of grozny, when it was diverted and attempted to emergency landing. now, the azerbaijan president said it was too soon to speculate on the reason behind the crash. he did say, however, the weather had forced the plane to change from its planned course. around 30 people survived the crash. >> a presidential election. the fight against inflation and even more. i impacted 2024 s economy. fox's maria bartiromo takes a look back at this year in business. >> when the clock turns the page and the ball drops into 2025, fresh ideas and new policies should set the tone. this, after optimism of a better business climate to come, took stocks into unchartered territory in 2024, with the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p 500 sporting double digit gains throughout much of the year and ending there. >> if i win, we will quickly

build the greatest economy in the history of the world. >> promises from candidate and then president elect donald trump resonating on wall street with talk of cutting regulation and taxes and new priorities around drilling for gas and oil in america. driving expectations of growth. this after another year of prices at the cash register, cut into wages, the federal reserve once again battling inflation throughout the year with higher interest rates, but then reversing course to cutting rates three times by the end of the year. >> we have to stay on task, though, and continue to have restrictive policies so that we can get inflation down to 2%. >> fear certainly a factor throughout the year with an open border and spiking crime in big cities, sparking upset, putting the u.s. presidential race in focus across the world. two wars with american hostages in gaza undermining the optimism with

russia and communist china trying to undermine the united states as the number one superpower. but it was a year of innovation nonetheless, in the military and at home with rocket launches. and artificial intelligence dominating the conversation. a focus on ai powered products like ai chips and drone makers. it was risk on all the way, with digital assets like bitcoin and big tech catching a bid. but by year end, the nation's debt also in focus $36 trillion and counting. with president trump and republicans now looking to raise the debt limit early in the new year. >> there is the need for a full upheaval. one thing is to just try to get out of this year into next year, and then have a clean slate. >> change is coming, and investors certainly bought on the rumors throughout 2024. but will they first sell on the news early in the new year before new

policies can take effect? maria bartiromo, fox business news, new york. >> 646 is your time. porch pirates are now raising the price you pay at checkout. thousands of retailers across the country are adding a few more dollars into orders as package protection, which is also called shipping insurance. the protection promises to make good if deliveries are not complete because of theft or porch pirates. the report adds that certain retailers now make the charges mandatory. some customers complain about how this charge is not disclosed. >> 99.9% of all businesses in this country are small businesses, and many give their owners independence and financial success over and above what they could find working for someone else. the idea of launching into entrepreneurship came to sarah dillard after she suffered a lot of discomfort during her pregnancy with twins. dillard says she had severe sciatica and lower back pain, which led to her creating the embrace. it's a belly band that helps support a mother's back and growing baby bump. >> you don't have to find this

brand new revolutionary idea. as we look at a lot of products that disrupt the market, they're really just an improvement of something that's better than something that's already out there existing. >> rejection from retailers i would try and block out, but the feedback that i would get from my customers, i wanted all of it. >> dillard's product completely covers a mother's growing bump and can seamlessly be worn under clothing by using clasps instead of bulky velcro. small business experts say it's important to understand your customer and their needs to help start a strong business with the right product. >> well, no doubt you've been hearing his songs like white christmas during the holiday season. well, now you have an opportunity to buy a house in the palm springs area that once belonged to bing crosby, the two and a half acre ranch style estate includes 6000 square foot main house along with a pool, spa, tennis court. two the couple that now owns this home remodeled it for a more modern feel. they bought the property for $3 million back in 2012 and are now asking $13.5 million.

>> despite recent challenges, the staff at the humane society of silicon valley was determined to bring holiday cheer on christmas day. volunteers vanessa and kathy made special christmas day puppy deliveries. they wore santa hats and delivered a puppy to a family in san mateo. the mother tells ktvu her three children had no idea they'd be getting a puppy for christmas. >> okay, let's go check the mail. i think there's something else that's really big. like, we need your guys's help. and they were like, okay, so then they all just came down to see the new puppy. they didn't think it was a puppy. >> the children say they're still trying to pick out a name for this new addition to their family. >> so cute. but you know, when you're surprised with a puppy, a whole new responsibility comes along with it, doesn't it? as you well know, as i well know. yeah, especially when they're puppies, right? that's a tough time. >> it's like having a baby. my sister, who at the time didn't have babies, called me when i had babies because this puppy is like having a baby. and i said, it's like having a baby. >> like, yeah, i hesitate to say that because you're smart. yeah, right. because, you know, having an actual human being is

different than having having a dog, but it is a life that you have to care for. >> roberto gonzalez, it's pretty close. you've had both, i guess. i have two rescues. one is now tan, the other one is seven, and they're both california dogs. so when it starts to rain, they put like one paw out there. go no, i don't think i like just. and so they have to wear their little puppy rain jackets. oh my goodness they do. and when it's cold their little puppy slippers okay. and they're not even puppies. they're not. they just act like it still. and guess what? it's raining cats and dogs. >> oh, i see what you did there all the way through sunday. >> hi, everybody. take a look at our storm tracker. this is doppler radar. picking up some light precipitation now in throughout the north bay around the golden gate bridge into the city of san francisco, just bypassing the sunset district. visibility due to some fog in the santa rosa area, three miles and three quarters of the visibility around half moon bay. live weather camera official. sunup is at 723. it's starting

to brighten up out there. cloud deck at 1600 feet, we could see the tip top of the oakland tribune this morning, which stands 350ft. air temperatures. here we go, 40s and 50s out the door this morning. these temperatures are a bit more mild than yesterday. by 11 degrees to the north. the winds are breezy in mountain view with gusts up to 18. that's going to be the scenario today. south winds 10 to 15. occasionally stronger gusts. latest system is lined up. it's just queued up around the pacific northwest and the northwestern corner of the state of california will be cloudy today. the bulk of your day before more precipitation rolls in tonight and overnight. that will be the heaviest rain, and this is causing more snow on top of the nine and ten inches of snow that did accumulate yesterday at north star and also palisades. we do have that winter weather advisory until high noon tomorrow, with an additional up to about a foot of

snow. yeah, and windy conditions. right now it's in the 30s across the board from truckee, through blue canyon and around the south shore. an additional 1 to 3in today at lake level. higher accumulations by tomorrow 5 to 10in, up to 20in above 8000ft, but over 8000ft. i'm talking about wind gusts 120mph. so you will have some ski lift holds on your friday saturday periods of rain. meanwhile, the advisory in place along the sea shore happens to be the high surf advisory swells up to 22ft. an occasional bigger swell. stay away from the coast. we do have the cloud deck and there you have it. watch 10:00 in the morning, high noon. we don't have the abundance of rain until between four five and 7 p.m. that's moderate rain showers overnight. tonight. you'll see the cells with heavier rain, and then we begin to taper off by tomorrow at 10

a.m, easily another two inches of rain in the north bay valleys. higher amounts in the hills. all right. today's high temperatures 50. 60s. across the board. meanwhile, we're in and out of the rain showers each and every day until andre. monday. the abundance of sunshine. >> all right, it does return. roberta. thank you. celebrating christmas in tried and true south bay fashion. how organizers say san jose's christmas in the park is drawing more people than ever before. and local nonprofits say the spirit of giving cannot be over quite yet. new at seven why one bay area food bank says after christmas is a time they eed a

charity is helping the underserved within their communities. the salvation army assists 30 million americans each year. nationwide, the san francisco division delivered christmas meals to more than 4000 homebound seniors and disabled adults. organization leaders say a recent robbery at its headquarters is not stopping its mission to provide care to those in need. >> these meals specifically go to seniors who are shut in and they're on fixed incomes. a lot of them are depending on on support and different services, and we're there to provide those services.

>> well, across the city, a glide memorial church volunteers prepared, cooked and served more than 200 turkeys and hams to people, many of whom live on the streets in the tenderloin district. >> i spend my time here working with the volunteers to make sure the people out there who are less fortunate people out there with in need, have a meal or two. >> it's a great opportunity. it's a joyful time. it's very rewarding to both give and receive. >> saint anthony's foundation served thousands of pounds of chicken and potatoes as part of its holiday feast in the tenderloin. this organization will celebrate its 75th anniversary next year. christmas may be over, but one east bay neighborhood is planning to keep the holiday lights on a little while longer. christmas tree lane on thompson avenue in alameda goes all out with decorations during the holidays. it's a tradition going back more than 85 years. dozens of houses take part in the festivities, decking out their homes with seasonal lights and ornaments. one woman, who lives in the area

says it's a tradition she never misses. >> to see the community come out is so much fun, especially the kids, and to track on all the houses and they're so spectacular it's hard to keep moving on. that's why i walk. i don't drive, i have to just stop and stare. >> if you want to see the dazzling displays in person, you still have time. christmas tree lane will continue to shine through new year's eve. well, thousands of people celebrated christmas holiday at the annual christmas in the park event. located in the heart of downtown san jose. for the last four decades, the two acre park has transformed into a winter wonderland. people can walk through for free. it features bright lights, beautifully decorated christmas trees, rides, food and more. each year, thousands of people across california make the drive to san jose to take in the sights. >> and i'm born and raised in san jose, so we come back every holiday. and you know, i haven't been here since i was a kid. >> we've been doing it since

like 2008, i believe. my mom likes to do it, so it's a tradition for us. but we've had additions to the family, so the picture keeps getting bigger and bigger. >> organizers say this year the event is attracting more first time out of town visitors. christmas in the park in san jose is open until january 1st. it starts at noon and ends at 10 p.m. every day. but hours may change for new year's eve and new year's day. the oakland roots and soul soccer club is honoring the late baseball legend rickey henderson. both clubs posted a tribute to henderson on social media and revealed they are retiring the number 24 in his honor. that number had previously been reserved for players born and raised in oakland. in honor of both rickey henderson and roots co-owner marshawn lynch. christmas day would have been henderson's 66th birthy. the baseball legend died last friday after battling pneumonia. >> he started yelling to the family, there's a fire. there's a fire. i guess he was just trying to save everybody. make sure everybody was out of the

house. >> a christmas tragedy in the east bay. one man rescued his family from flames inside their home, then went back inside. what he was after that ultimately cost him his life and how his loved ones are remembering him. then, for the first time in nearly 20 years, christmas and the first night of hanukkah were celebrated on the same day. how jewish people here in the bay area and beyond rang in the first night of an eight day long celebration- [music] from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm andre senior. thanks so much for joining us. 7:00 on the dot. and it's going to be a wet december 26th post christmas for those who have to go back to work today. roberto gonzalez has been busy in the weather center tracking it all for us this morning. >> we've been mighty busy this morning with plentiful rain showers from the north bay all the way into the santa cruz mountains. we still have some lingering rain showers right now. it will all taper off about 9:00, and then the bulk of your day dry before heavier rain begins. by t