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>> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. welcome to ktvu mornings on two. i'm betty yu. >> i'm andre senior. thank you so much for joining us this morning. it has been a beautiful weekend so far. mother nature looked down upon us and said, you know what? here's something nice for the next few days. >> rain free. >> rain free for. >> the week we had. >> yes. >> bay area has bragging rights with all those folks that are joining us for the weekend. now, this morning, maybe a little bit of a different story. >> looks nice behind you. >> this is a nice sunrise. yes. so we are going to give you this beautiful view here to start the morning. those clouds out there. but providing a little bit of rain to some areas. wow. that is just so artistically lovely. all right, let's take a look at storm tracker two, where you can see favoring the north bay. but we've got the possibility of scattered showers throughout for the morning. and in the sierra snow falling blue canyon ride about that hovering mark between

the rain snow line. no advisories for travel, but do expect slick roadways if you're heading up today. meanwhile, the winds are generally light. a lot of clouds overhead and our temps much warmer this morning. we're up by 11 degrees in napa, up by seven sfo, where our temperatures read in the 40s and 50 sfo. good morning to you. at 50 degrees. we have 46 to start the morning in oakland. 39 in livermore. that's one of the chillier spots. but yesterday we were in the low 30s. so a better one out there, at least when it comes to the temps. and as we get into the afternoon that chance for showers will wind down. i'll have a look at what we can expect coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. happening now. san francisco firefighters are conducting a search and rescue operation near pier 32 along the embarcadero. they're looking for a person who was reported missing in the chilly bay waters shortly after 1030 last night. this is video from citizen app. firefighters say they've already rescued one person who was reported missing in that same area. the search

for the second person involves a team of firefighters and several fire boats. stay with mornings on two for updates. >> all right. 702 is your time. president trump's tough rhetoric on illegal immigration sparking protests across the country. >> one such demonstration is happening right now on the peninsula in san mateo. that's where we find ktvu tory gains. good morning. tory. what's happening there right now? >> good morning guys. that's right. we are live here outside of san mateo city hall where a march is kicking off. i'm going to step out of the frame so you can take a look over my shoulder. a large group has gathered here in support of immigration reform. they are kicking off here and marching all the way to daly city today. now we want to take a closer look at the immigration numbers we've been seeing over the past few weeks. just about a month into president trump's second term. now, according to a report from axios, the deportation since the inauguration, trump's border czar tom homan says about 14,000 immigrants were arrested during the first few weeks in

office. now, some of those arrests took place right here in the bay area. homan says most of those arrested had, quote, criminal histories, but that was not further clarified. we do know from the white house press secretary's comments that this administration considers all undocumented immigrants to be criminals. now, trump's deportations over the past month appear to be lagging behind those of former president joe biden. during his final month in office, biden's team arrested more than 21,000 unauthorized immigrants in november, compared to just 14,000 over the past several weeks reported by trump's team. now, borders are, homan says, border crossings have dropped about 92% since trump took office for his second term. so the big question is, is that tough rhetoric working? now, we spoke with one of the organizers of this protest march today. here's what she had to say. >> i'm proud. mexican american, daughter of immigrant parents. i'm super proud of my family. they've done so much, and all the girls to their families have

done so much. and we see our parents and we see their sacrifices and their struggles. so we're just here today to represent our families, our friends, our community members. my entire community is made up of a ton of immigrants and a ton of family members that have sacrificed so much to be here and, you know, to follow the american dream. so we're so proud today to be their voice, because i know a lot of people are afraid. so we're here today to kind of be the voice and be the change today for all those people that are afraid to come out today. >> we are back out here, live in san mateo, where folks are getting ready to start that march. as you can see, it is a large group here in support. now they say they are marching for immigration reform. now, i don't want to fool you. there is one counter protester across the way. he is a small but it's a small but vocal group. he's definitely making his thoughts known. but obviously you can see there is a large crowd here in support of immigration reform today. we'll keep you updated on this march throughout the morning. live from san mateo tory gains ktvu, fox two news.

>> something we've seen throughout the country as well. tory, thank you for that live report. >> thank you tory. well, we are now in the final countdown to tonight's 74th nba all star game at san franciscos chase center. tipoff is 5:00 this afternoon. as ktvu zac sos reports, basketball fans packed the home of the warriors last night to watch two of the most popular events of all star weekend. >> day two of all star weekend. >> oh, man, that's incredible man. >> proving to be full of another slam dunk slate of events. >> like, you know, reviving the city a little bit. able to get a lot of people from out of town myself locally. >> you got the best players, the best athletes, the best venue. >> nearby barry and murray josephson in from l.a. about to catch the skills challenge. >> we go to all-star every year. >> i love getting to see all of my favorite players. >> today we were walking through a hotel and there was yao ming and you realize seven six is

seven six. it's insane. so when you see these players close up with all their athleticism and so on, especially how big they are and how how they're able to move. it's just incredible. >> in between the dunks, dribbles and drama, a chance for this crowd to refuel. >> chicken strips and fries. best night ever. >> hey, guys. kobe. all right. >> longtime warriors fan joseph louis manning the cart. >> it's fun. you get to see some people. monta ellis just walked by. >> back on the court. the annual three-point contest, leaving this new yorker and so many others who opted to go long range for the weekend. glad they made the trek. >> it's bringing everything that you can want around basketball. all the stars in one place. can't beat it. >> zac sos ktvu fox two news. >> pro basketball fans got an exciting preview of tonight's all star game in san francisco. it took place across the bay at the oakland arena last night. fans watched the nba's biggest stars practice for tonight's

game, including kyrie irving, anthony edwards and kevin durant. but all eyes were on the bay area's hometown hero of this year's all star game. warriors superstar steph curry. curry says returning to the longtime home of the dubs in oakland was an emotional experience. >> to have a little bit of a moment to honor and reminisce the 47 years that we played in this building, the ten years that i had and, you know, growing up in the game inside of these walls, the energy in this building that can come back just like that. it was i've enjoyed it to the fullest. >> the venue was also known as oracle arena during the warriors dynasty days. curry says he's attended three concerts inside this building since the warriors moved to chase center back in 2019. >> there are several nba all-star weekend events happening today ahead of this evening's big game at san francisco's chase center at 1230 this afternoon. fans can watch the g league next up game at the

moscone center, its tournament to showcase minor league players. that's all ahead of the main event, the 74th annual nba all star game. tip off is 5:00 this afternoon. after that, two chainz and the chainsmokers are performing at pier 48. tickets to the game are available online. we found the price for tickets currently ranging from about $1100 to $11,000. tickets to the concert are more attainable, starting at $100 a ticket. well, basketball fans and everyone else headed to san francisco today can get a free ride on muni. san francisco's transit agency has been offering free rides this entire weekend due to big crowds here in the city. keep in mind these free rides are for people riding muni busses and trains. riders must still pay fares to ride. san francisco's cable cars for all our coverage. nba all-star weekend. download the fox local app or just head to our website ktvu.com. >> so there's a lot happening in the city this weekend. let's not

forget about san francisco's chinese new year parade. thousands of people filled the streets last night to watch the floats and the performers. ktvu christien kafton was in the middle of all that action and takes us inside the celebration. >> the celebrations to welcome the year of the snake started off with a bang. shortly after 5 p.m, the parade got underway, full of color and energy. san francisco's city attorney said it best. >> welcome to the best lunar new year parade outside of asia, in the oldest, most historic and the most amazing chinatown in the united states here in san francisco. >> for sarah fremont and erik estrada, the martial artists were a highlight. >> yeah, that was super cool. i mean, like, it's just, like, so athletic and they're so flexible. and then just seeing, like all of that is super cool and like a very, like traditional very like respective to the traditions that they have. i think it's very awesome. >> they're already saying while this was their first time here, it won't be their last.

>> i had such an amazing time. it's really fun. i think i'll come back again. >> organizers estimated 3 million people turned out to watch the parade in person and on television. and while it's fun for the audience to watch the parade roll by, those in the parade say they're having a blast, too. >> oh, i love this parade. i mean, we got tens, if not hundreds of thousands of people lined up on market street. it's a great day to be in san francisco. >> daniel lurie walked the parade last year as a candidate, and he's walking it again this year as san francisco's mayor. >> it was one of my favorite events of the campaign. i walked the whole route. i was in the car for a second. i was like, i got to get out and run around. so the enthusiasm is infectious out here. >> the excitement from the crowd is electric. emcee stephen chun is a veteran of the parade and says it never gets old. >> it's a lot of celebration. we have a lot of culture, but also a lot of schools participating. we have a lot of different

agencies citywide, a lot of music, a lot of lions, a lot of dragons as well. so thank you so much for joining us. >> veteran parade goers say with about 100 floats and groups marching, it's hard to say which part is their favorite. >> everything. everything. every year. i've been here for the last 15 years. every time and every time. it's great. >> parade goers say this has been an incredible way to welcome in the year of the snake, and they're already looking forward to next year when they get to welcome in the year of the horse in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox two news. >> 2712 this morning. talks of ending the war in ukraine have begun. details of the meetings planned in the days ahead. next. >> plus, hundreds of people said goodbye to the american airlines pilot who was killed in last month's mid-air collision. what the ntsb says happened seconds before the deadly crash. next. [music] >> and a beautiful view there of the sunrise. temperatures are running warmer this morning as a result of that cloud cover out

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to the hospital with life threatening injuries but did not survive. san jose police say this is the city's third homicide of the year. >> three. top u.s. foreign policy officials plan to meet with russian leaders in saudi arabia later this week. they're scheduled to discuss a path toward ending the war in ukraine. the meeting marks the first time the u.s. and russia have sat down for formal, high level talks to map out a plan to end the fighting. the u.s. is expected to put pressure on russian president vladimir putin to break the kremlin's ties with three other nations who are tied to this conflict. >> now, what we're going to do is try to break this alliance that he currently has. he's got an alliance around with north korea that wasn't there before. he's got an alliance with iran that wasn't there before. he's got an alliance with china that wasn't there before me four years ago, before. >> secretary of state marco rubio will lead the u.s. delegation in these negotiations with russia. these talks come less than a week after president trump spoke on the phone with

putin, saying their two nations must work together to end the war. however, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky is demanding his country be directly involved in any peace talks. >> at 716, an american has been arrested in russia. customs says a 28 year old, caleb wayne byers, was arrested after they found cannabis laced fruit preserves in his luggage. moscow authorities say a drug sniffing, dog flagged byers bag during a routine check. inside, inspectors found two plastic jars and a pouch of cannabis sweets. byers claimed the items were medically prescribed in the u.s. for travel use. if he's convicted, he will face up to 70 years in prison. >> hundreds of people gathered in savannah, georgia, this weekend to pay tribute to the american airlines pilot who was killed in last month's mid-air collision near washington, dc. >> he was known for his strong work ethic, his leadership and his kindness. >> georgia congressman buddy carter was among the speakers in

yesterday's memorial service for samuel lilly. the 28 year old pilot was among the 67 people killed in the collision of an american airlines jet and a u.s. military helicopter over the potomac river. and fox's madeline rivera says federal investigators are now releasing new information on what may have caused that crash. >> potentially miscommunications, conflicting information about the helicopters altitude. these are just some of the latest findings by the ntsb as it tries to figure out what led to the crash. the ntsb says about two minutes before the crash, air traffic control notified the blackhawk that a plane was approaching runway 33. but the blackhawk may not have received that transmission. then, seconds before the crash, air traffic control notified the blackhawk to pass behind the regional jet. it's not clear, though, if the blackhawk crew ever got that crucial message. >> transmission was stepped on by a point eight second. mike key from the blackhawk. the blackhawk was keying the mic to

communicate with atc. >> the ntsb is also investigating why there's a discrepancy with the data regarding the blackhawks altitude. the crash likely happened at around 300ft, which was around 100ft higher than the limit for helicopters in that location. but the blackhawk crew may have had inaccurate altitude readings. minutes before the collision. >> the pilot flying indicated they were at 300ft. the instructor pilot indicated they were at 400ft. neither pilot made a comment to accussing an altitude discrepancy. at this time, we don't know why there was a discrepancy between the two. that's something that the investigative team is analyzing. >> the ntsb says the blackhawk was doing a checkride, which is essentially an exam. and on this flight, the crew was likely wearing night vision goggles. the ntsb says it will do a visibility study to figure out what the crew could and could not see. in washington, mother

rivera, fox news. >> all right. turning things to for to rosemary oroczo now at 719 on this sunday morning, a beautiful sunday morning. in fact, it's starting with the sun coming out. the weekend has been great. it's been dry for chinese new year parade. a lot of the festivities around all star weekend as well. >> rosemary you're right. we are waking up with some overcast skies. andre and betty, good morning to both of you. but wow, mother nature coming through with spectacular views. here's another one for you. we've got a little bit of sun. just a little glow there in the sky. expect the overcast skies to continue for the afternoon. and as we've been talking about little bit of rain joining us this morning as well. here's a look at storm tracker two. it does favor the north bay as expected from the coastline into our valleys and hills. it is fairly widespread. even a pocket of moderate rain there falling right between the glen ellen sonoma area and the napa region, some of the higher elevations picking up that moderate rain as we head over

towards the vallejo area, american canyon, benicia, martinez and then stretching over towards the east bay shore. hercules. how about parts of the inner east bay? dublin. sunol. scattered showers reported in your area as well. as we get into the afternoon, it's going to be pretty much wrapped up. here's a look at your noontime. plenty of cloud cover still in place, and while we have the cloud cover, cannot rule out the possibility of a sprinkle a little pop up shower or two. but for the most part, you can see sunday is going to be a dry one. rainfall amounts a quarter inch or less, again favoring the north bay and in the sierra a little bit of snow falling. no advisory for travel, but 1 to 2in of new snow expected by the end of the day. meanwhile, our temperatures this morning as a result of this new pattern change. much warmer. 46 in san francisco right now in the inner east bay, 42 in walnut creek, livermore. one of the chillier spots this morning at 39 and 45

in novato. our afternoon highs for today mid to upper 50s for most a few low 60s out there in the east bay going to 61 livermore san jose. you're going to 64 upper 50s if you're going to be hanging out and about in san francisco and oakland for the festivities that ce relativd weather expected for thursday. back to you. >> thanks, rosemary for. the chp held a recruiting event aimed at getting more women signed up, but only a fraction showed up. hear from the few that did show up and their inspiration to join from the

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against president trump's immigration policies were live from san mateo, where a group is demonstrating against recent deportations. then the final countdown to the nba all star game at chase center. it is underway right now. we're tracking all the events this weekend. if you want to bask in the greatness. >> from ktvu, fox two news, this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. i'm andre senior. looking live at downtown oakland this morning. some cloud cover. it's starting to return i guess some of that overcast sky. maybe we'll see what's going to be happening here in just a moment. we check in with rosemary. but first, once again good morning to you. i'm andre senior. >> it's a beautiful shot. >> it is beautiful. >> and so many different events that we can choose from. this weekend. >> has been a big one. >> all star weekend or just being out and about. there's no rain. >> lunar new year. >> for the most part. >> i know one of the chances is sunday. mother nature looked down upon her people and said, i will give you a break. that's right. and i.

>> will arrest so many tourists in town. and look at that beautiful shop behind you. what a. >> beautiful sunrise. joining us this morning. when i came in this morning, the sky looked a little brighter. we're almost to 11 hours of daylight at this point. wow. yes. so we're getting very close to the equinox. we've got one more month or so until spring arrives. good morning everybody. happy sunday to you. we are with the overcast skies. andre mentioned a few scattered showers out there, especially over the north bay. actually widespread over the north bay at this time. and a beautiful shot there of the golden gate bridge. my goodness, what a treat for us this morning and for all the folks joining us from out of town this weekend. storm tracker two here. we've got those showers pushing through the bay area through the morning. as we get into the afternoon, we do expect them to wind down as we put the radar into still motion, widespread from the coast of the north bay over our north bay hills, into our north bay valleys, and right there on the east edge of napa in the hills, we've got some moderate rain falling. meanwhile, over towards san francisco, crossing the

golden gate bridge and into ocean beach. a few scattered showers there. how about the sierra? snow levels are right about 5000ft. no advisory for travel, but it is going to be slick. no surprise there. and when it comes to the temps, we are much warmer as a result of this cloud cover and higher humidity. up by 11 degrees in and napa this morning where we're 4546, in the city of san francisco. i'll have a better look at the timeline of this system, the temperatures expected for today, and what we can expect for the week ahead. coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. well, president trump's tough rhetoric on illegal immigration has sparked protests across the country since his inauguration last month. >> one such demonstration happening right now in san mateo on the peninsula. that's where we find ktvu tori gaines. tori, what's happening there right now? >> good morning. andre. we are on el camino real in san mateo, where a group of over 100 protesters are currently marching north towards daly city. you can see the tail end of that group right here. there.

they came prepared today. folks, they are organized. they have signs. this group is focused on immigration reform. that is what they say they are marching for today. but we wanted to take a closer look at the numbers for immigration. we are just about a month into president trump's second term now. according to a report from axios, the portion of deportation since the inauguration trump's borders are. tom homan says about 14,000 immigrants were arrested during the first few weeks in office. now, some of those arrests took place right here in the bay area. homan says most of those arrested had criminal histories, but that was not further clarified. we do know from the white house press secretary's comments that this administration considers all undocumented immigrants to be criminals. so we didn't have clarification there. but trump's deportations over the past month appear to be lagging behind those of former president joe biden. during his final month in office, biden's team arrested more than 21,000 unauthorized immigrants in november, compared

to the 14,000 that's been reported over the past few weeks. now borders are, homan says, border crossings have dropped 92% since trump took office for his second term. so the big question is, is that tough rhetoric working now? there were there was a single counter protester here in san mateo. we spoke with someone who walked across the street and decided he was going to make his voice heard, too. here's what he had to say. trump, can you tell me why it's important for you to be. >> here today? >> because i knew that there were going to be clowns like this guy out here, and i need someone to represent the other 50% of this country that really hates what the administration is doing, and it's ridiculous. >> now, the organizers of this protest tell me their goal today is to be peaceful. they want to make their voices heard, particularly for those in the community who may be fearful to come out and speak up at this time. we'll be live all morning following this march up north, and we'll bring you that here, right here on ktvu live in san

mateo. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> tori, we'll begin with you a little later to see how the protest is happening then. >> thank you. tori. well, happening today, lunar new year celebrations continue in san francisco. if you missed the chinese new year parade last night, you can still celebrate the year of the snake by attending the lunar new year street fair at 9:00 this morning. fare booths will run along grand avenue between california and broadway. one booth is offering a demonstration of various chinese riding practices. >> we will do chinese calligraphy demonstration today and tomorrow from about 1030 to 2:00. we'll demonstrate different style of chinese calligraphy. >> there will be 120 booths for shoppers to check out. the fair will be open to thousands of attendees through 5:00 this afternoon. >> we are now in the final countdown to tonight's 74th nba all star game in san francisco. the nba legends brunch gets underway at 11:00 this morning.

90 minutes later, fans can watch the g league next up game at moscone center, which showcases minor league players. last night, all eyes were on superstar steph curry during a public practice at the oakland arena, the former home of the warriors. >> he's my favorite player. he just launch it from anywhere. >> your favorite player? yeah. why? because he's a he's just really fun to watch. he changed the game. >> this is all leading up to the main event at san francisco's chase center tonight. tipoff for the all star game is 5:00 this afternoon. and after the game, rapper two chainz and the chainsmokers will perform at the nba all star post-game concert that's happening at pier 48. we checked this morning and the tickets are available starting at about $100. >> one of the most recognizable faces in the nba is donating a quarter of $1 million to a local organization. charles barkley made the announcement outside chase center yesterday. he's giving away $250,000 to glide

memorial church in san francisco. >> man, they worked so hard over there. and i want to give them a lot of love and sunshine. and you know what? and not only that, i'm going to donate $250,000 to glide. >> barkley visited the church on friday and served meals and met with glide staff. glide released a statement on social media in response, saying when the warriors connected glide with tnt for a special visit from basketball legend charles barkley, we couldn't have imagined he would shout us out on national television and make such a big donation. glide is so grateful for charles barkley's gift and showing us love. >> in addition to the big nba all star games happening in san francisco was the annual hbcu classic held at the oakland arena. the morehouse college maroon tigers faced off against the tuskegee university golden tigers. this was the nba's fourth edition of the hbcu game. >> engaging with hbcus is nothing new, but a few years

ago, we really decided to double down. we decided to expand our efforts, and we really wanted to create pathways for students to have both on court experiences as well as off the court experiences. and so for us, giving back, making sure that we're engaging with people who are the future is going to be done through hbcu institutions. >> well, tuskegee did beat morehouse 68 to 55. >> drake's new album has knocked out kendrick lamar on spotify's global top artist chart. drake released a new album, some sexy songs for you, on valentine's day, five days after kendrick lamar dissed him on a national stage when he performed not like us at the super bowl. that performance, by the way, broke michael jackson's record for the most watched halftime show ever, with more than 133 million viewers. drake's new album doesn't reference kendrick by name, but he does reference his beef with kendrick in the song called give me a hug, and

appears to try to move past it. the drake and partynextdoor album is already breaking breaking records. apple music posted on x saying the valentine's day release had the most first day streams of any r&b album on the streaming service. the two artists also surprised some lucky diners at a restaurant in new york city on valentine's day. they reportedly covered the meals of every diner at tatiana's, one of new york's hardest reservations. that's a unique rollout strategy for the r&b album. this album propelled the toronto native back into the number one spot on spotify's global top artist chart. it dethroned kendrick lamar for the first time since their viral rap beef began last year. >> wonder if it's over? if it's going to keep going? we'll see. yeah. all right. >> to be continued. >> to be continued. some bay area dancers made an appearance at that record breaking super bowl halftime show. >> drake, i hate you like i'm drunk. you better not ever go to cell block one to any woman in

love. just make sure you had your little sister from. >> the dance crew. brought hype, culture, and turf dancing to the biggest stage in the world. they're known as turfers. they perform with four bay area groups. turf fiends, unknown, the real them and best alive dance team. turfing has deep roots in oakland going back to the 60s. the dancers say it's a form of storytelling and self-expression. >> the fact that i can be myself and be authentic myself and being genuine, and to do that on stage, that's the most beautiful thing that could happen. >> it meant so much because of where we come from, the color of our skin, the problems that we go through today. >> the crews say they felt like they were part of a bigger message about patriotism, race and culture. >> tucked below a freeway traveled by millions right here in the bay area. we bring you inside a recording studio

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re top u.s. foreign policy officials plan to meet with russian leaders in saudi arabia later this week. they're scheduled to discuss a path toward ending the war in ukraine. the meeting marks the first time the u.s. and russia have sat down for formal, high level talks to map out a plan to end the fighting. here at home, san francisco firefighters are conducting a search and rescue operation near pier 32 along the embarcadero this morning. they're looking for a person who was reported missing in the chilly bay waters shortly after 1030 last night. firefighters say they have already rescued another person who was reported missing in that same area. >> a 16 year old boy who fell 30ft down a mine shaft was saved by cal fire. it was all caught on video to rescue rescuers.

>> ready? rescuers ready. rescue ready. rescue ready. >> well, you hear what's happening there? cal fire shared this video of their crew in placer county. they say the 16 year old boy was with his friends exploring the horizontal mine shaft on monday. the teen tried to repel down a vertical section using ropes, but the rope snapped, causing that boy you see there to fall 30ft. cal fire responded and used a complex rope system and air monitoring to reach him inside that mountain. >> demonstrators gathered outside tesla showrooms and dealerships all across the bay area this weekend. it was part of a nationwide protest targeting tesla's ceo, elon musk. this was the scene in downtown seattle yesterday. the demonstrators say they want to express their outrage over the billionaire's actions in his powerful role in the trump administration. they say musk is aggressively pushing to slash federal spending while working

to close down vital government agencies. >> there's no qualifications. he has no meaningful security clearance. he has got a crew of young hackers who are linked credibly to criminal organizations, and they're running around in the federal government making a mess that's going to hurt everyday americans. >> the organizers of these weekend protests say it was part of a national campaign. they're calling tesla takedown. they're urging tesla owners to sell their cars and telling investors to sell their stock in musk's electric car company. >> all right. 746 is your time. let's turn things over to the forecast. now, something that's been doing really well over the last couple of days, but we're going to see some change. rosemary oroczo is here now to talk a little more about that. >> good morning. yes. good morning to you. wow. the clouds out there and the scattered showers creating quite the mood. take a look at this beautiful shot here over the bay. we will have the mostly cloudy skies for all day, but the scattered showers will be moving out. a

live look over golden gate park, part of the pacific, as well as the bay. all right, let's take a look at storm tracker two. where is the rain falling at this time? primarily over the north bay. and that's where it has been for most of the morning. if we squeeze in a bit closer. tapering off? just some. it was widespread just about half hour ago. now we have pockets on the coastline, pockets in our north bay hills inside the bay, san francisco bay, as well as san pablo stretching over towards vallejo. i-80 towards fairfield is a wet one at this time, and the east bay shore, including areas like oakland, emeryville, berkeley, richmond. we have the bay bridge there covered alameda, few light scattered showers, and then we go south and we are mainly dry. once this moves out, we will be left with cloudy skies and dry weather for at least a few days. we are looking at sunday evening where it has moved on. moved on from the sierra as well. snow falling in the sierra blue canyon reporting a little bit of rain.

snow mix at this time about 5000ft. here's a look at wednesday morning. our next opportunity for some light rain. entering the picture you can see it doesn't look like a whole lot. we welcome the rain. of course, not going to be the whopper we had on thursday. meanwhile for lake tahoe it's coming down here as well. south lake tahoe reporting a 30 degrees and truckee reporting 28. so we've got some snow and rain, snow mix falling over the higher elevations into the afternoon. low 40s for today as well as tomorrow with mostly cloudy skies. if you're still thinking about heading up. going to be a slick one, perhaps even hazardous up there, but there is no advisory for travel. meanwhile, our temperatures this morning as a result of the higher humidity. the clouds in place. 47 degrees san francisco 46 in oakland, upper 30s to low 40 livermore and walnut creek. afternoon highs for today. about average a little bit below for some upper 50s around the bay and areas like san francisco and oakland. low 60s expected in san

jose into the north bay. 55 expected for santa rosa. your extended forecast here. temperatures will drop ever so subtly as we get into monday. overnight lows continue to be on the cool side, but not much change. low 60s for tuesday. slight chance for rain on wednesday. it doesn't last. we're dry with mild weather on thursday. back to you. >> all right, rosemary, thank you so much. the nba's all star held their final practice across the bay ahead of tonight's big game. while last night's practice was an emotional experience for the warriors biggest star. [music]

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oakland is a recording studio in an area steeped in black history inside an organization called kingmakers of oakland. it recently produced a profanity free hip hop album created by and in celebration of black youth. >> and the group says black youth in oakland are often portrayed through a negative lens with this album called black love. they offer an inspiring message of joy, beauty and community resilience. ktvu web producer andre torres and photographer jesse lockhart got a look inside.

[music] >> this place means everything. mic check. one, two. make sure they're hearing me. my name is alonzo henderson. rocking king makers. these are the makings of a king. yeah. we play the game to win. i'm gonna take one for the team. nah, i mean, i am a program facilitator and a&r and artist for king makers music. we come here, we work with youth. this is a kind of an incubator for youth to come and just grow in, in different ways, in accessing different levels of education, different levels of artistry and express their creativity. can we go hold our students down and lift our teachers up? so go in and play this in the hood so we can reach the thugs and let my brothers and my sisters know it's more to life that a weapon cannot prosper if your form is right. >> west oakland historically was referred to as the harlem of the west. [music] >> what's up with them beats?

>> and so, in keeping to that tradition, this is a creative space that really centers black boys while serving all and really supports young men to find their voice and music, film, animation, video, tv, podcasting and fashion. >> i grew up listening to neo soul, listening to erykah badu all. [music] folks like mos def, folks like nas, tupac. >> as soon as i step on the scene, i. >> like a lot of classic hip hop. [music] i still like to listen to a lot of jazz, a lot of miles davis. yeah, in my house. so i think those type of things, those type of genres, really influence those kind of vibes. i get to work on films, i get to do music here. i get to record music, write music, produce music. >> i can feel it in my blood and my bones and in my genes. i know that time coming, my desire to be free. my name is khalil

chapman. i'm the director of the fellowship initiative, which is our college access program here with i walk with all love because spirit is guiding me. allow me to be thankful for what is inside of me. it was a blessing to, like, work together in this capacity with alonzo. we're like work side by side with the fellowship initiative. so to step in the studio and kind of bring the same energy. a lot of what we try to do is take it back with some history, bring some facts and some information in so that young people can really be inoculated and surrounded by positive imagery, positive messaging. but some of it is just like the relaxed feeling of some neo soul vibes. some of it feels like driving by the lake on a sunday. [music] because that experience that we had as young folks in oakland felt like love. we knew that to be love. and so yeah, the album will kind of bring you to different, different spots. >> i put that pen to that paper.

it set my spirit free. >> it is profanity free. but the realest thing is that it's life affirming. and for me, that's more about like, writing about what i believe. like writing about what i live, where i'm from, who i am, the people that i represent. like that experience in my life isn't negative and doesn't actually represent anything that i would need to use profanity for. >> it be so healing to love. >> yeah, the music influences that that list is really, really long. even when we think about just hearing the bay with like tony, tony, tony. >> gucci baby, let me hear you say, >> and too short and the jacka and all of these like, brilliant folks who, who kind of created a sound, a soundtrack to where we're from. >> in my skin and i. know it comes from within. >> and so the album black love

is really a reclamation of our beauty and innate greatness. and that that we love each other. we come from a culture that is vibrant, that is beautiful, that is influenced folks, not not only just within oakland, the bay through the united states, but globally. >> and in writing this, this album, we wanted it to be for everybody, for everybody's ears, for everybody to listen to. even though it's called black love, everybody can contribute to black love, and everybody can benefit from black love. and everybody deserves some black love in their life. you saw the light. so we flipping the switch and we going to change the storyline and get to flipping the script. it's all love. [music] >> hey, i know you feeling the love, love. it is so alien to us. >> kingmakers music. positive message reminds us that the potential for hope and change largely lies within oakland's youth. you can find the album downloadable on your favorite streaming platform. i can tell

you kingmakers. amazing organization. i've done some work with them in the past, and the way they try to reach out to oakland's youth is just amazing and show them a positive message and educate them on things that you may not think you think might be. you know, everyone should know, but not everyone might know these things. but kingmakers fills that gap and they really are driving a positive change. >> i love that it's so much more than music, right? it's much more mentorship, empowering youth. yes. and all of that then fosters creativity in music. >> it really is a drive for change. you hear about organizations that want to change. this organization is actually driving and doing something about it, really trying to be a change for us in these young men's lives. >> and then they'll become leaders, we hope, in the near future. >> it's great to see. all right, one person was rescued. another person is still missing this morning. what we know about the search happening in the water along pier 31- [music] and a multi-city protest underway against president

trump's immigration policies. >> we're live from san mateo, where a group is demonstrating against recent deportations. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome back to mornings on two. i'm andre senior. >> and i'm betty yu. time now is 758. you're looking at a beautiful shot there of. >> ocean beach. >> i think. so we'll have to ask our expert rosemary oroczo. but for the most part, it seems like it is cloudy and dry today. >> the sun coming out. >> sprinkles depending. >> on where you are. it's been a pretty decent last couple of days, so you can't even complain if something you know if you got a little wet today. >> oh my gosh. and those views this morning. >> stunner. >> i know how we are with another glorious one. and yes that was ocean beach. you can see golden gate park. you can see parts of san francco. little bit of sun glow through all that cloud cover there. we do have scattered showers falling over the bay area this morning. those will taper off as we get into the afternoon, but

the cloudy skies, they're going to stick around. here's a look at storm tracker two, where widespread light to even moderate pockets of rain falling over the north bay earlier this morning. here's where we stand right now. still a few scattered showers over the north bay. we have quite a bit right over it looks like heading towards a highway four as well as i-80 from the east bay over into the delta region as well as the carquinez strait. and as we look over toward the west, we've got some scattered showers falling over sausalito as well as tiburon. heading into the sierra, we have snow levels right around 5000ft. not going to see a lot of accumulation 1 to 2in a possibility. and there is no advisory for travel. but do be prepared for those slick roadways if you're heading up for today. meanwhile, with this new change in the pattern here, we've got temperatures much warmer compared to yesterday. we're up by ten degrees in santa rosa, up by seven in oakland, widespread low 40s to low 50s. to start the morning, we'll have a better look at what we can

expect for the afternoon, including the timeline of this system coming up in just a little bit. >> thanks for us, mary. well, we are now in the final countdown to tonight's 74th nba all star game at san francisco's chase center. tipoff is 5:00 this afternoon. as ktvu zac sos reports, basketball fans packed the home of the warriors last night to watch two of the most popular events of all star weekend. >> day two of all star weekend. >> oh, man, that's incredible man. >> proving to be full of another slam dunk slate of events. >> like, you know, reviving the city a little bit. able to get a lot of people from out of town myself. >> locally you got the best players, the best athletes, the best venue. >> nearby barry and murray josephson in from l.a. about to catch the skills challenge. >> we go to all-star every year. >> i love getting to see all of my favorite players. >> today we were walking through a hotel and there was yao ming and you realize seven six is

seven six. it's insane. so when you see these players close up with all the athleticism and so on, especially how big they are and how how they're able to move. it's just incredible. >> in between the dunks, dribbles and drama, a chance for this crowd to refuel. >> chicken strips and fries. best night ever. >> a's kobe. all right. >> longtime warriors fan joseph louis manning the cart. >> it's fun. you get to see some people. monta ellis just walked by. >> back on the court. the annual three-point contest, leaving this new yorker and so many others who opted to go long range for the weekend. glad they made the trek. >> it's bringing everything that you can want around basketball. all the stars in one place. can't beat it. >> zac sos ktvu fox two news. >> pro basketball fans got an exciting preview of tonight's all star game in san francisco. took place across the bay at the oakland arena last night. fans watched the nba's biggest stars practice for tonight's game,

including kyrie irving, anthony edwards and kevin durant. but all eyes were on the bay area's hometown hero of this year's all star game. we're talking about warriors superstar steph curry. curry says, returning to the longtime home of the dubs in oakland was an emotional experience. >> they have a little bit of a moment to honor and reminisce the 47 years that we played in this building, the ten years that i had and the, you know, growing up in the game inside of these walls. the energy in this building that can come back just like that. it was. i've enjoyed it to the fullest. >> the venue was known as oracle arena during the warriors dynasty days. as you probably know, curry says he's attended three concerts inside the building since the warriors moved to chase center back in 2019. >> well, there are several nba all-star weekend events happening today ahead of this evening's big game at san francisco's chase center at 1230 this afternoon. fans can watch the g league next up game at moscone center. it's a tournament to showcase minor

league players, and that's all ahead of the main event, the 74th annual nba all star game. tipoff is 5:00 this afternoon. and after that, two chainz and the chainsmokers are performing at pier 48. tickets to the game are available online. we found the price for the tickets, currently ranging from $1100 to $11,000. tickets to the concert are more affordable, starting at $100 a ticket. basketball fans and everyone else headed to san francisco today can get a free ride on muni. san francisco's transit agency has been offering free rides this entire weekend due to the big crowds in the city. keep in mind these free rides are for people riding muni busses and trains. riders must still pay fares to ride san francisco's cable cars for all of our coverage. nba all-star weekend download the fox local app or just head to our website ktvu.com. >> also in the news this morning, president trump's tough

rhetoric on illegal immigration has been sparking protests across the country. in fact, there's a demonstration happening right now on the peninsula. ktvu tory gaines live this morning in san mateo. tory. we saw a group of people gathering last hour. what's it look like there now? >> man. andre. this group, they are young. they are quick moving because just minutes ago, you guys saw that live shot of this large group of people. they have already worked their way through here on el camino real in san mateo. this group is organized by a group of four young women. i was able to speak with one of the young women about the reason they're out here today. here is what she had to say. if we have that clip. >> my entire community is made up of a ton of immigrants and a ton of family members that have sacrificed so much to be here and, you know, to follow the american dream. so we're so proud today to be their voice, because i know a lot of people are afraid. so we're here today to kind of be the voice and be the change today for all those

people that are afraid to come out today. >> to make sure that america maintains its. >> now we want to take a closer look at the numbers. just about a month into president trump's second term. now, according to a report, a report from axios, trump's border czar tom homan says about 14,000 immigrants were arrested during the first few weeks in office. some of those arrests took place right here in the bay area. homan says most of those arrested had, quote, criminal histories, but it was not clarified. we do know from the white house press secretary's comments that this administration considers all undocumented immigrants to be criminals. so we are looking for further clarification on that. now, trump's deportations over the past month appear to be lagging behind those of former president joe biden during his final month in office. now, biden's team arrested more than 21,000 unauthorized immigrants in november. border czar tom homan does say the border crossings have dropped 92% since trump took office for his second term. so the big question is, is that tough rhetoric working now? we saw one counter-protester out

this morning. he was very vocal and he faced another protester from within the group that we were speaking to as well. here's how that went down. can you tell me why it's important for you to be here today? >> because i knew that there were going to be clowns like this guy out here, and i need someone to represent the other 50% of this country that really hates what the administration is doing, and it's ridiculous. >> back out here, live in san mateo. now, that group of over 100 protesters are marching from here in san mateo, all the way up to daly city. it's over 20 miles. they say they are committed to seeing this, to seeing this through. and they're looking forward to seeing who else comes out to help out. we're live this morning in san mateo. tory gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> tory gaines reporting for us live. tory, thank you so much for that live report. >> happening now san francisco firefighters are conducting a search and rescue operation near pier 32 along the embarcadero. they're looking for a person who

was reported missing in the chilly bay waters shortly after 1030 last night. this is video from citizen app. firefighters say they rescued a woman who was reported missing in that same area. now, the search for the second person involves a team of firefighters in several fire boats. stay with mornings on two for updates. >> all right. 807 is your time this morning? on this sunday, rosemary oroczo she is bringing the sunshine, so to speak, this morning. good morning. >> good morning. happy sunday to both of you. mother nature. my goodness. providing us with some gorgeous views this morning. and if you are looking for something to put a smile on your face, hopefully this will do it for you. a live look over towards ocean beach. we've got clouds out there. we have some sun pouring through the clouds. we have scattered showers and if you look out to the left you may see a rainbow. it is just a pretty one to start the day. we are joined by the scattered showers. those will begin to pull away. we will have mostly cloudy skies for the rest of today. and as we take a look at

storm tracker two earlier this morning, it was widespread, especially over the north bay. and as we move in closer now, we've got just a little bit reported over our north bay hills stretching into the east bay. we've got some along 580 as well as moving over towards 880, perhaps a few sprinkles over alameda. we've got some light rain. emeryville looks like berkeley shifting into the south bay, the peninsula over towards the inner east bay. you're dry this morning. it really is kind of nestling right over areas of the north bay. and that i-80 kind of stretch there. you can see we've got some over martinez, benicia stretching in towards the 680 concord highway for bay point pittsburg area. this will continue to move out and we will be left with this overcast skies for your afternoon and then into the evening hours continuing to clear, with the next possibility of rain coming in on wednesday. our temperatures for the afternoon with the mostly cloudy skies widespread, upper 50s to

low 60. a better look at what we can expect for the week ahead. coming up in just a little bit. betty. >> thanks so much. rosemary coming up, talks of ending the war in ukraine have begun. details of the meetings planned in the days ahead. and from the lunar new year to the nba all-star game. how artists are being highlighted on san francisco's busiest wee nd of

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we are highlighting one bay area group whose art you may have come across. take a look at some of the stunning murals throughout the bay area. these vibrant pieces of art were created by the nonprofit organization the bay area mural program. we've done stories on them in the past the local artists. they use art to tell the stories of underserved and underrepresented communities. and joining us now is bwm founder andre moore. thank you so much for joining us. bay area mural project. you know, i live downtown oakland, so i get to see your murals. one of the most amazing things sometimes i feel like they pop up out of nowhere. you guys are good. yeah. tell us a bit about the work that you do. >> we're busy. yeah. so we work with over 30 artists throughout the bay area, and we really just want to highlight just different communities and do the community engagement so that people get to see the public art that they want to see. >> but, you know, oakland people might think of oakland for other things, but art is really

ingrained in oakland. when you walk around all parts of downtown oakland, you see art everywhere in different forms as well. how important is it for oakland to embrace this form of art around the city? >> oh, it's super important. i mean, so many artists live in oakland, reside in oakland, born in oakland. so really, just to highlight the culture of oakland is so important by highlighting the art. >> and so right now you guys are part of all star weekend as well. tell us how. >> so man, we're commissioned to do five murals. we're working with jordan, nike, the valkyries, the warriors. we have pieces over at the chase center. we have pieces downtown oakland with timothy b sorelle, rachel wolf and a host of other artists that we work with. >> i mean, just people understand this is a group of people that just love art. and this is not a big money making operation, but but the work that you all do is, is just stunning. and it really captures attention for, for the folks that come around. i know when i, when i look, look out my window, i see many of the murals out there and

people are amazed when they come by and take a look at it. and you have these these shirts here with bmp all star for all star weekend. tell us a bit about that. >> yeah, so we created some merchandise. we actually did a mural over on telegraph with jordan and nike for shoe palace. we had like 30 children come out and help us paint the mural, so we had made some merchandise. jordan gave us some sneakers. wow, guys, it was amazing. >> so the kids got the sneakers. >> kids got all brand new sneakers, merchandise, jackets, everything. >> what a what a fun time to have. i mean, the impact you all are making on this community and the support that you're getting. tell us about that support. who are you getting that support from to continue the work that you do? >> yeah. no, it's great when we get city support from oakland, san francisco, you know, we're a nonprofit, so we apply for grants. but then we work with a lot of companies as well too. we try and work with local based organizations and groups. but like i was telling you earlier, we just went to kenya and did a solar and art project over there. >> tell us a little bit about that. we only have a few seconds

left. but you went to kenya. who went with you? what did you all do while you were there? >> so we took 12 artists from the local bay area to kenya to install solar in a village that hadn't had power in like five years. the icing on the cake was we did a mural on their school. >> i was going to say, what's the what's the art connection to this? because i know that's great too, but the art connection. >> to it. so we're taking our art and really partnering up with just different impactful projects like installing solar and just, you know, making sure that people see the artwork. but we're also making an impact in communities that really need it. >> andre, real quick, what's next for you guys here? any other big things happening? >> we have a lot of big projects, all local here in the san francisco bay area, but some of them haven't been revealed yet. some really cool partners. valkyries. so look forward to our mural with the valkyries downtown oakland. all right. webster and 14th street. >> this might be the first big mural for the valkyries. now that they're. you know, we just. >> had. >> the draft a few weeks ago. >> we're going to be doing it with the luminaries. so the bay area mural programs really excited about that.

>> andre, thank you so much for joining us today. you guys are doing some fantastic work bringing art to this community and really exposing the artists of oakland to the world. >> yeah, definitely. >> all the way to. >> oakland to the world. >> oakland to the world. all right. we'll send it over to you, rosemary in the weather center. >> all right. oakland to the world and mother nature over the bay area. wow. take a look at that canvas of art. gorgeous. this morning. we have high clouds. we have a little bit of blue sky. the sunshine, low clouds over the city. and we have rain falling. storm tracker two here. it was fairly widespread about an hour ago. it is already winding down. we have scattered showers that will remain in place through the morning. hours for the afternoon will remain with the cloud cover, but likely to have a fairly dry weather as we move forward. here's a look over our north bay hills, where we've got some areas near san rafael as well along highway 101 stretching towards the richmond san rafael bridge off to the west. bolinas. a few scattered showers for you off to the east. berkeley. emeryville. stretching through the areas of the caldecott tunnel. orinda. we've got lafayette, we've got moraga in there. and as we move farther

east, concord, transitioning over towards highway four. bay point, pittsburg. some light rain for you there. snow in the sierra. snow levels down to about 5000ft. no advisory. not expecting a whole lot. in fact, as i put this into motion, you'll notice by noontime the blue is gone and we again will have mostly cloudy skies. and with that, i will call for the possibility of at least a few sprinkles, because i would hate for you to be caught off guard if you're out and about, but it's not going to be much. and then as we get into wednesday morning, another round of what appears to be light rain moving through the bay area. with the added humidity in place, the added clouds. we are much warmer this morning. now it's all relative, right? because 47 degrees is not warm in oakland, but warmer than where we've been in the north bay, 45 in napa, and for the entire east bay, 43 in livermore. thinking about getting out to walk the dog. well, if you wait a little while longer, the better. the chance that we will have mostly cloudy skies and dry conditions by

noontime. mid to upper 50s in the forecast. upper 50s. low 60s expected for the second half of the day. if you are looking for a very cute dog to walk, boba fett is available at the san francisco spca. how about the afternoon highs on the peninsula for today? redwood city you're going to 60 for the inner east bay concord you will enjoy 59. the extended forecast not much change. our overnight lows don't change much. our afternoon highs will dip a little bit tomorrow, then back up on tuesday. chance for showers on wednesday. we're dry and relatively mild on thursday. back to you. >> thank you rosemary. well coming up, talks of ending the war in ukraine have begun. details of the m

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have sat down for formal, high level talks to map out a plan to end the fighting. the u.s. is expected to put pressure on russian president vladimir putin to break the kremlin's ties with three other nations who are tied to this conflict. >> right now, what we're going to do is try to break this alliance that he currently has. he's got an alliance with north korea that wasn't there before. he's got an alliance with iran that wasn't there before. he's got an alliance with china that wasn't there before me four years ago, before. >> secretary of state marco rubio will lead the u.s. delegation in these negotiations with russia. these talks come less than a week after president trump spoke on the phone with putin, saying the two nations must work together to end the war. however, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is demanding his country be directly involved in any peace talks. >> the american has been arrested in russia for allegedly possessing cannabis. customs say caleb wayne byres was arrested after they found cannabis laced

fruit preserves in his luggage. moscow authorities say a drug sniffing, dog flagged byers's bag during a routine check, and inside, inspectors found two plastic jars and a pouch of cannabis sweets. the 28 year old claimed the items were medically prescribed in the u.s. for travel use. if convicted, he will face up to seven years in prison. >> hundreds of people gathered in savannah, georgia, this weekend to pay tribute to the american airlines pilot, who was killed in last month's mid-air collision near washington, dc. >> he was known for his strong work ethic, his leadership and his kindness. >> georgia congressman buddy carter was among the speakers in yesterday's memorial service for samuel lilly. the 28 year old pilot was among the 67 people killed in the collision of an american airlines jet and a u.s. military helicopter over the potomac river. and fox's madeline rivera says federal investigators are now releasing new information on what may have caused that crash.

>> potentially miscommunications, conflicting information about the helicopters altitude. these are just some of the latest findings by the ntsb, as it tries to figure out what led to the crash. the ntsb says about two minutes before the crash, air traffic control notified the blackhawk that a plane was approaching runway 33. but the blackhawk may not have received that transmission. then, seconds before the crash, air traffic control notified the blackhawk to pass behind the regional jet. it's not clear, though, if the blackhawk crew ever got that crucial message. >> transmission was stepped on by a 0.8 second. mike key from the blackhawk. the blackhawk was keying the mic to communicate with atc. >> the ntsb is also investigating why there's a discrepancy with the data regarding the blackhawk's altitude. the crash likely happened at around 300ft, which was around 100ft higher than the limit for helicopters in that location. but the blackhawk crew may have had inaccurate altitude readings minutes before the

collision. >> the pilot flying indicated they were at 300ft. the instructor pilot indicated they were at 400ft. neither pilot made a comment to buzzing an altitude discrepancy. at this time, we don't know why there was a discrepancy between the two. that's something that the investigative team is analyzing. >> the ntsb says the blackhawk was doing a checkride, which is essentially an exam. and on this flight, the crew was likely wearing night vision goggles. the ntsb says it will do a visibility study to figure out what the crew could and could not see in washington. mala rivera, fox news. >> the california highway patrol wants to bring more women into its ranks. this weekend, the chp academy in west sacramento held a recruiting event. more than 100 women signed up for the event, but only a quarter of them showed up. the agency says currently, only 6% of its force

are women. one interested applicant says she's ready to break barriers and show the world that women are more than ready to step up. >> i have an 11 year old daughter that i want to show that no matter what obstacles come or what type of profession it seems like a woman shouldn't be in, it is definitely possible. >> to join the academy. you have to be between the ages of 21 and 35 years old, and be able to pass the physical agility test. starting pay is more than $120,000 a year for new officers. officers also get to retire at 50 with full medical benefits for life. >> 826 now an igloo ice chest is getting recalled because of a risk of amputation. the company is recalling back over a million of its 90 quart flip and top rolling coolers. the consumer product safety commission says the toe handle can pinch fingers against the cooler, risking crushing hazards or even amputation. the company has received 12 reports of fingertip

injuries, including fingertip amputations, bone fractures and lacerations. if you have this cooler with the manufacturer date of january 2024 earlier, stop using it immediately and contact igloo for a free handle replacement. all right. 826 now, some of the stories we're covering for you over on ktvu plus in the fox local app, highlights from the high flying dunkers at nba all star weekend in the history made by a former golden state warrior. >> and we'll take you to the ice where the united states stunned canada in best on best men's hockey for the first time since 2010. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us on ketv this morning. don't go anywhere. we're jumping over to the plus on cable channel six after the break. if you're streaming us so you don't need to do anything. >> and a reminder you can always watch the latest news and weather anytime by downloading the fox local app and streaming on your smart tv. have a great morning and day! nascar daytona 500 is next on fo

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