back to the city. >> nba all-star weekend in san francisco wraps up after attracting fans from around the world. we'll show you how people who didn't even have tickets to the game were still able to enjoy all of the fun. from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's monday february 17th. let's check in with steve paulson. any rain this week. >> wednesday morning. and then i think that's it won't be much. just a little bit here. okay. okay. a lot of high clouds will be spilling over. watch out for a little bit of fog as well. 40s on the temps. mainly low cloud deck. not a, you know, there's some patchy fog. menlo park is 39, but santa rosa a mile and three quarters. there could be a few pockets, but i think overall it's more of a low cloud deck there. a few high clouds spilling over. but wednesday we'll get a system here. but it sure is monday and it won't be too bad today. a little better

than sunday. low clouds. patchy fog. mix of sun and clouds. and there's a lot of these higher clouds coming in. so temps will be upper 50s. low 60s. all right, let's get back to the news now. >> thank you steve. today is presidents day. sal has the morning off. so we are covering traffic for you. >> as we're doing the traffic. >> i want to first look at the right outside the arena there in oakland along 880. and traffic moving along just fine on this holiday. a lot of people probably have the day off. >> here's a look at the san mateo bridge. there's traffic out there, but no problems. everything is moving nicely. >> and checking in on the bay bridge toll plaza. also few cars heading into the city, but not too bad at this hour. we'll keep you posted. certainly, if there is any problem this morning for the commute. new. this morning, police in san leandro say they fired their weapons at a suspect during an arrest last night, although no one was hurt. it happened at about 830 last night in the area of 164th avenue and east 14th street in san leandro. police say they were

investigating an assault when they came across the suspect. at one point, officers fired their guns, but it appears no one was hit since police say no one was injured. san leandro police are handing over the investigation to the alameda county sheriff's office, and they're not releasing any other details at this time. >> our time now. 501 well, today is the president's day holiday. the holiday was originally intended to celebrate george washington's birthday, but it evolved to honor all u.s. presidents, past and present. presidents day is fallen on the third monday in february since 1971. that's when congress passed a bill to move several federal holidays to a monday. now, today, there will be no regular mail delivery because of the federal holiday. banks and stock exchanges will be closed, as well as most schools and courthouses, and many public transit agencies will be on sunday or holiday schedules. >> on this president's day. holiday demonstrations are planned here in the bay area and around the country to protest

policies of president trump. today in oakland, one protests will start at 11 a.m. at fruitvale plaza, followed by a march to lake merritt. another protest in san francisco starts at noon along van ness. also at noon, another protest in san jose is set to accuse the trump administration of having an anti-democratic agenda for taking illegal actions, including the immigration crackdown at the border. >> our time now. 502. around the bay area, sideshows took over streets and highways. this is what it was like saturday night in oakland at maritime and grand avenue, near the port of oakland. cars were spinning under interstate 80, and people were hanging out of the windows of those cars. spectators were also shining helicopter hovering overhead. >> in richmond, a huge crowd gathered at the intersection of carlson and 55th just after midnight on saturday. the sideshow was broken up fairly quickly, though, since police showed up within about ten

minutes. >> in daly city, a similar scene at mission and beckler streets. a big crowd gathered as cars shut down that intersection just after 2:00 saturday morning. the police from san francisco and daly city were finally breaking up the sideshow. >> and on the bay bridge, a sideshow was stopped and it stopped traffic. just before 230 yesterday morning east of treasure island. drivers were out of their cars and on the road before that sideshow was finally cleared by police. the chp says 80 to 100 vehicles were stopped in total and one driver left their car, tried to run away. he was arrested and charged with dui. two cars were impounded. >> our time is now 504. hundreds of people filled the church in los angeles, paying tribute to the 29 people who died in the recent wildfires. >> we shall over come some.

>> it was a somber ceremony. it took place at all saints church in pasadena. there was music and prayers. the community mourned the people who lost their lives in the wildfires. author john philip newell led the interfaith service. his sister was among the thousands of people who lost her home in the eaton fire. >> in the twinkling of an eye, it seemed it was all gone to ashes. >> the memorial service also celebrated the resilience of the southern california community. the people attending that church service say they're determined to rebuild their homes and businesses. >> one of san francisco's busiest weekends, coming to an end from lunar new year celebrations to the celebrity pickleball tournament and, of course, the nba all-star weekend. ktvu james torres live from thrive city this morning, where the city is tying a bow on all the festivities over the past few days. james.

>> and good morning to you, pam. well, you just asked just about anyone here in the city of san francisco, and they'll tell you this was one of the most fun weekends that you've had in the city in a really long time. and even with thousands of people flooding in here, all the chaos seemed to be managed decently well. but there was truly something for everyone. of course, there were all of what was going on for the basketball and sports fans, the actual all star events themselves. there were a lot of fun to watch. from the dunk contest to the new format of the nba all star game, seeing steph curry do his thing. and this is the first major event in the bay area over the span of the next 18 months. next year. we'll look ahead to super bowl 60 and the 2026 world cup. we talked to people about it over the weekend, and they say it's a real exciting time to be in the bay area. >> it's great. you know, i think it's been a long time coming to have something of this magnitude in san francisco since the pandemic, bring some life back

to the city. and i see, you know, thgs growing. over the last couple of years, i've seen more people coming into the city for certain things, and this is one of the big ones. >> the bay area host committee is the organization helping bring these events to the bay area. it will become the first region to ever host these events. back to back to back. it predicts these next 18 months will inject $1.4 billion into the local economy and create tens of thousands of long lasting jobs. so there were great concerts. there's a new bar at thrive city that debuted just in time, and a celebrity sighting just about anywhere in the city all weekend long. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you james. warriors superstar steph curry has been named the most valuable player of the 2025 nba all-star game. >> oh, stop. don't do it to him. i thought he said yep.

>> nba fans from across the country packed san francisco's chase center last night for the league's 74th all star game. steph took home the nba trophy following his dazzling performance in the championship game of the event's new four team mini tournament. curry said he was proud to be part of the team that hosted this year's all star game. >> it was awesome from start to finish. the hosting experience was unbelievable. i'm not going to complain about being tired or exhausted. this is an honor and a blessing to be able to, you know, celebrate and share this beautiful bay area that's been a part of my life for the last 16 years. >> curry's clutch performance led shaq's all star veterans team to victory over international stars. it was a three game event, the first team to reach 40 points won each game. >> well, now that we get a little break here, we'll take a look at the snowfall. this is the best system of the season by far for the sierra northern sierras 112% of normal central, though 75 southern still playing the also ran their 57 statewide

average is 81. we're actually doing a little bit better on rainfall than they are on snow, but you know, it was a good system over the last couple of days there. a lot of high clouds will be spilling over the ridge today. 30 for a few. menlo park 39, walnut creek 3940 for most, a couple of 50s in there. go north. we find a lot of 40s. a lot of high clouds are streaming in. there's also a lot of low clouds, more low cloud deck than fog, but still sonoma's 41 degrees occidental's 41 degrees fairfax 42, 20 and 30. up in the mountains, minden is 30. reno is 34. truckee 27 degrees. all quiet up there. we get those. see those higher clouds right there? so maybe a mix of low clouds, sun and some high clouds. so look for low clouds in the morning and high clouds in the afternoon. temps will bump up maybe a teeny bit similar to yesterday. i would think it wasn't too bad yesterday. and then we'll have a nice warm tuesday and then that next system is on the way. it does look like this will give us some light rain, probably again, a little bit better than what we

had on the sunday system on sunday morning. after that though, it looks pretty quiet going forward. then we may have to wait a while for the next rain and or snow. there's just not much in the pipeline yet, but don't you worry it will come back. so it sure is monday morning. low clouds and fog, cold lows, mix of sun and clouds, a lot of high clouds 5060 on the thames. >> thank you steve. a day of remembrance in san francisco. the opportunity to reflect and learn following the incarceration of people of japanese ancestry. >> and this week, peace talks are due to begin. aimed at ending the war between russia and ukraine. we'll tell you about the possible challenges that negotiators may be facing.

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together let's drive. teen. on this presidents day holiday. demonstrations are planned here in the bay area and around the country to protest the policies of president trump. today in oakland, one protest will begin atm. at fruitvale plaza, followed by a march to lake merritt. another protest in san francisco starts at noon along van ness. and at noon in san jose, another protest is planned, accusing the trump administration of having an anti-democratic agenda and also taking illegal actions like the immigration crackdown at the southern border.

>> today, demonstrations are set to gather outside san francisco's tesla showroom to protest elon musk's involvement in the government. organizers say the peaceful protest on van ness will start at about noon. it is one of other recent protests held to denounce musk's involvement in the white house. well, wednesday marks 83 years since then president franklin delano roosevelt signed executive order 9066, which relocated japanese-americans into internment camps. more than 120,000 people living along the west coast with japanese ancestry were forced from their homes. >> now, ktvu is. claudine wong reports that people here in the bay area are still bringing attention to what happened, and the lessons that can be learned. >> we gathered in the kabuki theater in san franc;m■gco's japantown to remember executive order 9066, signed by president roosevelt. >> here in japantown on the night of december 7th, 1941, this law was invoked to arrest

thousands of, quote unquote, enemy alien residents, including mr. ishiro kataoka, the proprietor of the akai hotel on post street, just down the street from here. he was the first japanese to be detained in san francisco. >> he would not be the last. more than 120,000 people of japanese descent were sent to internment camps because they were deemed a threat to national security. 70,000 were american citizens. >> when they removed the leadershipf community, they broke up families. and so all these families lost, you know, their fathers, basically. and so what we're seeing in detention today is exact replication of this dynamic. they're breaking families apart. they're separating them. >> the impact was enduring both financially and emotionally. >> you know, we're just only beginning to understand the deep impacts of what happens to

children when you take their parents away or take them away from their parents. >> and that order stretched beyond our borders. >> our family, as being leaders of the community, businessmen, just like in peru, we're targeted, just like community leaders were targeted here in the united states. and so my father and cousins and my uncles and his family were kidnaped and brought here to the united states. my father's cousin was used in the second hostage exchange. and then so they endured, you know, indefinite detention during world war two. and then but it didn't end with the end of world war two. >> it didn't end. but upon release, many resisted talking about the injustice. and so this night was about doing just that.

organizers say that is a key step in trying to stop it from happening again. claudine wong, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you claudine. peace talks are set to begin this week to end russia's war onetary of o arrived in saudi arabia overnight to sit down with russian officials. however, ukraine is not included in the talks yet. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says his country must be involved in any talks, adding he will not accept any decision made without input from ukrainian leaders. president trump says president zelensky will be included in the process. analysts say both sides may have to give. >> one thing is clear no one is going to walk out of this with everything that they want. it's not going to be the perfect deal for the ukrainians. it's not going to be the perfect deal for the russians. it's not going to be every single thing that the americans would want in this. >> president trump has already said ukraine is unlikely to get

all of its land back. trump had a phone call with putin last week. he also spoke separately with president zelensky, trying to lay the groundwork for a deal. >> our time now. 517 in moscow, hundreds of people gathered to mark one year since the death of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. he died while serving a prison sentence in an arctic penal colony. officials say he died from natural causes, but his family and supporters believe he was killed on orders from the kremlin. thousands of people risked being arrested last year to attend the funeral of navalny. >> all right. there was snow and some wet weather over the weekend in the sierra. this is a look at the conditions in soda springs along interstate 80. chain controls were in place between truckee and nyack, but those have been lifted. so it seems like steve, for those people who are on ski week, school's out. seems like they got some nice new snow and maybe

some clear conditions. >> it was the best system of the season for them. no doubt about it here. yes. looks much quieter now, so if you're up there, it'll be great. rainfall. if you're north, it's good. if you're south and east, it's not so good here. santa rosa is over 37. i use the rain year, by the way, which is july 1st and not the water year, which is october 1st. and the city is almost 17.40. that's 113% of normal. yet livermore is only 66%, just shy of six and a half. and san jose would. they picked up nearly two inches of rain to catapult them to 81%. but again, this has been there's been a dividing line, no doubt about it, this entire season about marin county, san francisco, north, east and south. it's been a tall order to get some decent rain in there, although they did last system. a lot of high clouds spilling in, and that's really kind of the end result here, along with some low clouds and fog, 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps around us 38 degrees. walnut creek is 39. probably a few more here before everything is said and done, but there's some patchy low clouds, fog, and

a few high clouds, probably keeping most of the lows in the 40s. 27 truckee, 33 south lake tahoe. overall, though, we are looking for just these higher clouds spilling in but mostly sunny. partly sunny here, so low clouds in the morning. some of that can be a littleo burn off, but high clouds in the afternoon. so we just say a mixed bag of low, high clouds and some sun. that tuesday, though, looks good before that next system starts to roll inhey morning. does not look like much. but again, san francisco oakland north looks okay. not much south and nothing new there. after that system on wednesday. i think we are done for a while. it's kind of the way it's looking. unless something develops around sunday. one forecast models hinting at that, but the others are not, so it sure is monday. a lot of low clouds, high clouds, some sun in there and temperatures will end up in the upper 50s to low 60s. >> all right, steve, thank you. time now 520. bird flu found in pets in another state on the west coast. we'll tell you what cat owners should know about possible contamination and stress from relationships could

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alone. that's causing shortages as well as higher prices. the usda predicts prices could jump by as much as 20% this year, because before the flu is curtailed, well, more bird flu cases have been reported in cats along the west coast. oregon's department of agriculture reports two house cats tested positive for bird flu after eating the same contaminated pet food. authorities say the owners of those cats decided to humanely euthanized their cats because their illness was so severe. another person in oregon had to put down two of her cats after they contracted the virus as well. >> a freezer full of food that's probably contaminated until monday. she just couldn't even walk into her litter box anymore. and by tuesday morning, i had my home euthanasia person watching me cry. hold her. >> health officials warn cat

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biggest star after last night's all-star game might be a bay area teenager. we're going to take a look at that shot that made him a lot of money. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> i love steph's face too. he's just so excited. i can't wait to can't wait to show you more of that. good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. welcome to monday morning. it's february 17th. it's a holiday today but not for steve paulson. he had your forecast. >> there are no holidays in tv. yeah. >> so glad you're here, steve. >> thank you. all right, we'll get to it here. some low clouds are around and some fog. napa airport now down to a quarter mile visibility, but just a mix of some low clouds, high clouds and sun. but it's a dry pattern. unless you're well to the north, 30, 40 and 50. but menlo park and walnut creek were in the 30s. now they're in the 40s. so that tells me there's some low clouds. you can see napa airport was bouncing between a quarter mile and a half mile, santa rosa

a mile and a half. so livermore now a mile and three quarters. so there's a little bit out there, but overall it won't be bad today. tomorrow looks warmer before one more system clips us on wednesday for some light rain. sure is monday, so low clouds, patchy fog, cool to cold lows, mix of sun and clouds and maybe a little afternoon breeze. not a big deal though, but 50s and 60s on the temps. all right, let's get to the traffic now i think with pam and dave. >> you are correct. thank you steve. sal has the day off today for this presidents day. we're expecting it to be pretty light. hopefully that is the case taking you out live to oakland there along 880 right near the coliseum. the arena there, traffic moving along just fine over on the san mateo bridge. definitely some more people on that bridge this morning, but traffic is moving smoothly so far in the bay bridge toll plaza. also pretty light heading into the city. >> all right, pam. time now. 531. it was a very busy weekend on the bay area freeways because of the nba all star game, for example. but that did not stop sideshows from popping up around the bay area over the weekend.

ktvu tori gaines joining us live at the bay bridge toll plaza right now with more about this. good morning tori. >> good morning dave. and yeah that's right. several cities saw reports of sideshows. we're talking daly city, san francisco, oakland and richmond. but we want to take you straight to that video. take a look video from the scenes of those sideshows, starting first in richmond late saturday night into sunday morning shows a car with a smashed rear end spinning at high speeds as people hang out the passenger side window. now this taking place at the intersection of carlson and 55th street, a large crowd of spectators is also visible, gathering around the cars spinning at high speeds. we see this all the time across the bay. next up was the intersection of maritime and grand avenue right here in oakland. video shows major streets blocked by the activity as police responded on ground as well as in the air. smoke from the tires can be seen billowing into t sky as spectators in

the crowd even pointed lasers at what appears to be a law enforcement helicopter overhead. now, coming up in the next hour, we're going to bring you more details about the rest of these sideshows where they took place, and we're going to tell you which bay area bridge was fully shut down as a result of sideshows over the weekend. live this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. tori. demonstrators are set to gather outside san francisco's tesla showroom today to protest elon musk's involvement in the government. organizers say the peaceful protest along van ness will start at about noon. it is one of many protests held to denounce musk's involvement in the white house. the trump administration has fired 20 immigration judges without explanation. the union that represents federal workers says on friday, 13 of the judges who had yet to be sworn in and five assistant chief immigration judges were dismissed without notice. two other judges were fired under similar circumstances in the past week,

and the trump administration has and shrinking the size of the federal government since taking office. >> our time now. 533. there have been protests all over the country against president trump. his plan to deport thousands of undocumented immigrants. a new group called rights over borders marched over the weekend. they marched more than 20 miles to bring attention to immigration reform. the protesters gathered at san mateo city hall yesterday and then marched along el camino real to daly city. the marchers say they want the u.s. government to make it easier for people who've been in the country to stay here. >> 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. >> my mom and my dad. >> now, the immigration registry last updated during former president ronald reagan's time in office, allows undocumented immigrants who entered the

country before january 1st of 1972 to be deemed eligible for a green card. rights over borders hopes to see that cutoff date adjusted. >> well, the fda is the latest agency hit by the trump administration's cuts to the federal workforce. probationary employees who review the safety of food ingredients, medical devices and tobacco products were fired on saturday. the total number of employees affected is not clear, but as many as 1200 probationary employees were expected to be cut across. the entire department of health and human services. the trump administration also asking the u.s. supreme court to allow it to fire the head of the federal agency that protects whistleblowers. justice department filings obtained by the associated press asked the court to lift a past order from a judge that reinstates hampton dellinger to lead the office of special counsel. now, dellinger is has argued that the law only

allows him to be dismissed over problems with his job performance, which were not cited in his dismissal email earlier this month. >> our time is now 535. police in san jose say they've arrested several people after a huge fight broke out in downtown san jose over the weekend. it happened early sunday morning, about 1230 near san pedro square, which was busy with valentine's day celebrations and also the nba all star event. san jose police say a big fight broke out. it turned into a brawl. police say when they tried to arrest people involved, other people tried to attack them and that started another fight. visitors in san pedro square were surprised by the violence. >> that stuff is more personal. it's not random attacks and stuff like that. it's just people got problems with each other, but that's about it. >> now, police say some of the police officers involved in the fight have minor injuries, but no one else was hurt. downtown business owners say they're

working together to provide security and also keep their customers as safe as possible. >> one year after a new california law to protect children during child custody battles went into effect, the people who work to pass it are being honored. now, the law is meant to protect children from abusive parents during custody cases. it requires judges to be trained on domestic violence and child abuse and strengthens protections for victims. was named after ahmaud andressian junior, who was killed by his father in 2017 at just five years old. the boy's mother joined advocates to honor those who fought for the law. >> i have very. >> mixed emotions. the past few days have been very emotional. i am the proudest mama that works on this planet, that walks on this planet. but i also carry that level of sadness knowing that my son's death had to be the catalyst for something like this to happen. >> andreessen's father was

sentenced to 25 years to life in prison after he confessed to killing the boy during a court permitted visitation. >> our time now. 537. last night's nba all star game at san francisco's chase center was the grand finale of the bay area's all star weekend. about 150,000 people from around the country came to san francisco this weekend to be a part of the all star game festivities. it was a busy weekend for restaurants and bars, which were packed with the thousands of basketball fans who filled the city. >> we love the pokey. pokey is good here. >> we got the chicken tenders and some curly fries for the little ones, and then we're still trying to figure out what we want. >> yeah. all star weekend in san francisco also included the annual chinese new year parade saturday night. organizers of the parade say it was one of the biggest crowds in years. >> an 18 year old college student from the east bay is certain to remember last night's

all-star game. for the rest of his life, he won $100,000 for sinking an incredible shot at san francisco's chase center. >> keep shooting, keep shooting, keep shooting. oh my gosh. keep shooting. keep going. oh! [music] he did it. he did it. >> and the place went wild. jaron barajas of oakley thrilled the sold out crowd. millions of television viewers as well. by beating milwaukee bucks star damian lillard and the three point shooting contest. look at that. i love how they're saying keep shooting, keep shooting. he described his incredible shot during last night's 10:00 news right here on ktvu. >> yeah, i missed the first couple shots off to the right. and then i saw the clock going down. mr. beast kept saying, just shoot it, just shoot it. kenny tried to give me advice. he said, hold your follow through. shaq told me to shoot it a bit higher. and then the last shot came down right before

the buzzer. i threw it up there and it went off the glass and went in. >> he's getting advice shaq. >> yes. >> we mentioned the 18 year old college student took home $100,000 for winning that three-point contest. he said he plans to use that money for college. >> pam, you let him sit in there with all the money. >> that's amazing. >> well, there was a lot going on in san francisco over the weekend. you can see all of our all star weekend coverage on the fox local app. it's a free download for your phone, tablet and smart tv. >> is it me? it's you. all right. we do have. we'll take a look nationally here because it is really cold here. bismarck is 24 below. minneapolis 13 below. des moines and chicago, both at two. green bay, three below. even 39 down in houston, texas. and how about the sierra snow?

well, the best system of the season by far was friday into saturday. they are now 81% of average doing okay to the north central sierra, which includes tahoe region. there is 75 and then 57 southern. so again we've had better rain than they've had snow. but that last system was the best by far. a lot of high clouds spilling over and some low clouds underneath this veil as well. 4050 on the temps. walnut creek at 39. there are a few on the peninsula. woodside 37, redwood city, atherton, stanford all at 39 yet 49 montara beach in pacifica, pillar point at 48. so upper 30s, mainly low 40s, around 101 to 80. but on the coast, san mateo coast it's mid 40s to upper 42 bits and truckee, south lake tahoe at 33 and 34. in reno. all quiet. looks good. if you're up there. one more system will clip us on wednesday. today it's low clouds in the morning, some patchy fog, a mix of sun and high clouds in the afternoon. tuesday looks better, more sun and also a little bit warmer. and that next system looks like it will give us some

rain, but not until wednesday morning. this one again san francisco, oakland north. probably not much to little to nothing south, but i think maybe a 10th to a quarterz of an inch to the north could suffice, and maybe an inch or two of some new snow. but after that, i think we're going into a stretch of some drier weather there. at least that's the way it looks. sure is monday morning. low clouds, fog, mix of sun and clouds. a lot of high clouds there, but filtered sun 5060 on the temps. once we get past wednesday though, all systems go for a warm up, especially by the time we get to friday and into saturday, maybe upper 60. >> thank you steve. another lunar new year parade is set to take off next weekend here in the bay area. we're going to take a look at the preparations underway for oakland's upcoming parade and the mil tone

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numbers in the u.s. are dropping, and that is impacting the price of beef. beef nationwide. the number of cows in the u.s. has dropped to its lowest level in about 70 years. the department of agriculture reports a 2% decrease in january compared to last year. some say weather conditions across the country are to blame. >> our production starts with grasses and pastures and out on the range. and when it when we have a drought, there's no grass. and so we end up with

fewer cows. >> now the drop in cattle inventory is causing higher prices for beef and for calves. economists expect it could eventually lead to ranchers expanding their herds to help offset the costs. demand for beef has not dropped as prices rise. >> our time is 545. if you're a wine lover who's on a budget, you should check out the special promotions from bay area vineyards over the next month. several wineries around the sonoma valley will hold $15 wine tastings between february 15th and march 15th. the chronicle reports the popularity of wine tastings caused fees to jump almost 350% since 2012. but the number of visitors started going down a decade later. local business owners hope these discount programs will bring the wine lovers back. >> an arts organization in san francisco's chinatown celebrated the end of the lunar new year with everything from music to candy making.

>> and you see, the white powder is the cornstarch to make sure the molasses won't stick together. >> three different organizations and artists gathered at edge on the square this past weekend. candy artist derek tam was there making dragon bread. he is one of the few remaining candy makers making the traditional sweet. >> i'm the fifth generation to make this candy in my family. i learned this from my dad. those dragon beard with the long life. so in the past, this thing was only served to the emperor. i want to show this traditional art to the others. >> okay. sorry. dragon beard. there was also crafty opportunities for some hands on paper lantern making. >> wow. well, the city of oakland is getting ready for its own lunar new year parade this weekend. this year is the third year there's been a lunar new year parade in downtown oakland in the chinatown. organizers say it was challenging putting on the parade this year because of city budget cuts, but hyundai stepped in as a sponsor to pay

the cost. the oakland chinatown improvement council is hoping this year's festivities are just as successful as last september's night market. thousands of people showed up, and the vendors who were there sold out. >> we have restaurant owners. we have small mom and pops. we have grocery people actually come to oakland chinatown. we're a hub from people all over the bay area. oakland chinatown is a living, breathing community. >> more than 40 organizations are taking part, with about 600 people set to march in the big parade on top of the live performances, including lion dancing and drummers. there will also be an import car show this year. the festival and parade set for this saturday. it will start and end at wilma chan park. >> all right. today is president's day. sal has the day off today, but we are going to keep track of traffic for you. >> yeah, we'll do that. and look at the golden gate bridge right

now. no problems. i see one, maybe two cars going by, but no problems on the golden gate bridge. >> checking in on the richmond san rafael bridge. a little more crowded over there. a lot of people make their way into marin county, but moving along smoothly. >> and at the bay bridge toll plaza again, things moving slowly at this smoothly at this hour. no problems. report to report at the bay bridge. >> all right. let's head over to steve paulson. keep an eye on our forecast. today people have the day off. they have a pretty nice day to enjoy. >> not too bad. i mean, it won't be sunny. sunny, but it will be all right. a little bit of fog out there and a lot of high clouds spilling over. but we're dry until wednesday, when a weak little system will brush us there. and you see the higher clouds just kind of moving through 30, 40 and 50 on the temps there. a couple of upper 30s. menlo park has been bouncing between 39 and 40, and walnut creek also 39 and 40. we find some in boulder creek there as well. 39 and everywhere else it's 40. so low clouds and some

higher clouds and maybe a little breeze holding most of the temps up. 23 in truckee, 28 in reno and then 30 and 40 around carson city, minden and south lake tahoe. but looks good up there. you can see those higher clouds kind of just drifting across, no big deal. but they kind of put their little signature on the sky. low clouds, some patchy fog. i know napa airport, santa rosa, livermore have had some reduced visibility this morning, generally about a half mile to a mile and a half and then some higher clouds in the afternoon. tuesday looks pretty good though. before that next system rushes us on. wednesday morning is the way it looks and it will give us some light rain. once again, though, the line looks to be about san francisco oakland north with santa rosa north taking the most and it won't be that much. and then after that i think we're done for a bit with warmer temps, upper 60s on the way for the weekend. so morning low clouds it sure is. monday. mix of sun clouds. a lot of high clouds, but kind of just filtered sun. it won't be bad. 5060 on the temps, but if you can hang in there past wednesday, then thursday we start to warm it up and it gets much warmer, at least for this

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obey. it happened just before 1030 saturday night near pier 32, just south of the bay bridge. firefighters managed to pull the woman from the water. she was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. firefighters and the coast guard continued to search for the male victim using boats, thermal imaging and drones. the search was officially suspended at noon yesterday. there's no word yet on how the two ended up in the water. >> our time now. 553 in placer county, a 16 year old boy who fell 30ft down into a mine shaft was rescued by cal fire and it was all caught on video. >> rescuer ready. rescuers ready. rescuers ready. rescue ready. rescue ready. >> now, this is the video that cal fire shared on social media. officials say the teenager and his friends were exploring an horizontal mine shaft on monday. they tried to repel down using ropes, but the rope snapped and the teenager fell 30ft. firefighters rushed to the

scene. they used a complex rope system and some air monitoring to get to him. the boy was taken to the hospital to be examined. >> well, the california highway patrol wants to bring more women into its ranks. the chp academy in west sacramento held a recruiting event. more than 100 women signed up for the event. the agency says. currently, only 6% of its force is 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 do have to be between the ages of 21 and 35, 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. >> our time now. 555 the popular singer shakira was forced to postpone a concert in peru after being hospitalized with stomach problems. the 48 year old singer posted about it on social media that she was scheduled to perform last night. she says she hopes to recover soon and to perform that show as quickly as possible. peru is the second stop on her latin american tour. >> well, disney and marvel entertainment's latest hero movie, captain america brave new world, dominated the domestic box office over the weekend. the new film brought in $88.5 million in ticket sales. the studio expects captain america brave new world to hit $100 million domestically and 192.4 million globally by tonight. the film secured the biggest opening weekend this year so far, and is the first of three marvel movies set to be released in 2025. >> time now 556 san francisco bay's only marine science lab

scheduled to close because of a lack of funding. san francisco state said it would begin phasing out its operations at its romberg tiburon campus and move students and faculty to the university's main campus. university president lynn mahoney says the school has not been able to raise enough money to sustain the operations at that almost 53 acre site. administrators say san francisco state is facing a $25 million budget deficit, due in part to declining enrollment and cuts in the california budget. >> the san francisco recreation and parks department unveiled a new basketball court mural this weekend at a playground in potrero hill. here's a look at the new burst of blue installed at jackson playground. it's a temporary mural that will be up until 2027, when construction is scheduled to start on a full scale park renovation. the artist victor solomon says the mural is inspired by the colors of the bay. the courtside foundation made a $50,000

donation to pay for the mural. >> time now. 5:57 p.m. you like new restaurants? well, a new restaurant is coming to san francisco next month. they want to blend afro latin and ethiopian cuisines. it's called mesquite. it will be led by chef nelson german, known for his work at alamar dominican kitchen in oakland, and his appearances on top chef. warriors star draymond green has is involved in the project. in fact, he's making his debut as a restaurant partner, helping to curate the restaurant's interior. erman told ktvu he's bringing east african flavors across the bay. >> we see a big renaissance happening san francisco, and we want to be part of that, right? we want to be part of something that's that's so special and bringing a beautiful city back to its fruition and bringing something that's so sexy and new and exciting and unique. >> now, mesquite grand, opening march the 7th. the restaurant is

on 1000 larkin street in san francisco's nob hill neighborhood. >> well, foot locker hosted an immersive experience for sketball fans during the all star weekend. >> say. >> they the heart of sneakers experience featured a mini basketball court where fans could take part in the skills and drill challenges with top athletes. the event was held in san francisco's union square. it included sneaker drops, games and appearances from nba players. >> i just watched the dunk courses with him in it. so it was such a good feeling to see him in person now. he's such a good player. him and wemby do great things in the spurs and it just goes to real being here. >> the event also offered fans a chance to win tickets to nba games and merchandise. [music] >> well, protests are planned around the country and here in the bay area on this president's day holiday. we'll tell you

where those demonstrations are expected and why the planners are focused on president trump. plus. [music] >> the last shot came down right before the buzzer. i threw it up there and it went off the glass and went in. >> that young resident of the east bay? yes. he's happy he made the shot of his life, his big moment at the nba all star game that he calls life changing. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's monday morning february 17th. some people have the day off. >> they do. >> maybe it's a good day to enjoy some outdoor activities. let's check in with steve paulson for the forecast. >> why not? a little bit of fog this morning, but overall looks pretty good here. we do have a lot of high clouds spilling over. so i mean it's not going to be a day where it's sunny, but the mix of low clouds, sun, high clouds, 30, 40 and 50 on your current temps here. some

fog. santa rosa, napa airport, livermore. look at livermore in napa. quarter mile visibility. so there are a few pockets of that thick fog. and then also you can clear it. so it's not widespread. but there are a few being reported here as we head from 6 to 7:00. tuesday looks nice. then that next system will clip us on wednesday for some light rain. then after that the weekend does look much warmer here. it sure is monday. low clouds, patchy fog, mix of sun and clouds and upper 50 low 60s on those temps, you guys. >> all right. thank you steve. today is presidents day a little holiday for those many people who don't have to head into the office, sal included. so we're keeping an eye on traffic. here's 880 in oakland, right near the coliseum there. and traffic has been pretty steady, but very light. >> all right, let's look at the san mateo bridge. yeah, there is traffic out there. it's not real heavy. and it is moving. that's the san mateo bridge right now. >> over at the bay bridge toll plaza. definitely very light indicating a holiday mood there is not very many people are heading into the city at this

hour. well, one of san francisco's busiest weekends is coming to an end. lunar new year celebrations, a celebrity pickleball tournament, and of course, the nba all-star weekend. ktvu is james torres is live from thrive city, the centerpiece of a lot of the fun. good morning james. >> and good morning to you, pam. well, people were flooding into the city starting even as early as last monday. and the event started kicking off around thursday. and if you ask just about anyone who is coming into town, they would tell you it's probably one of the most fun weekends they've spent in the city of■x■z san francisco. even though we saw thousands of people coming in, it very much seemed like that chaos was pretty well managed. now there was truly something for everyone. of course, you had all the sports fans who loved all the actual nba all star events, from the dunk contest to the three point events. a lot of fun to watch. and of course, the actual nba all star game itself last night. this is the first major event in the bay area over

the span of the next 18 months. next year, we'll look ahead to super bowl 60 and the 2026 world cup. one fan told us these big events turned public transit into a big party. >> while everyone's there, they're hyped, everyone's wearing their jerseys, so you get to see the everyone has a different favorite fan and no, no seating room, but that's what keeps it exciting. >> who wants to sit during the middle of events like these? the bay area host committee, that's the organization helping bring some of these events to the bay area. it says it will become the first region to ever host these events back to back to back. it predicts these next 18 months will inject $1.4 billion into the local economy and create tens of thousands of long lasting jobs. so there were great concerts all around the city. a new bar at thrive city that debuted just in time, and a celebrity sighting just about anywhere you would walk. we're

live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, james. thank you. well, warriors superstar steph curry was named the most valuable player of the 2025 nba all-star game held here in the bay area. >> oh, stop. don't do it to him in court. he said. i told you. >> he made that shot from mexico. nba fans from all over the country packed chase center last night for the 74th nba all-star game. steph curry, as you saw it, took home the nba trophy after his incredible performance in the championship game of the event's new four team mini tournament. curry says he was proud to be part of the team that hosted this year's all-star game. >> awesome. from start to finish, the hosting experience was unbelievable. i'm not going to complain about being tired or exhausted. this is an honor and a blessing to be able to, you know, celebrate and share this beautiful bay area that's been a part of my life for the last 16

years. >> now. steph curry's clutch performance led shaq's old guy all star team to victory over chuck's global stars. it was a three game event, the first team game.ach 40 points >> well, an 18 year old community college student from the east bay will remember the all star game for the rest of his life. jaron barajas grew up in oakley in contra costa county and currently attends los medanos college. he won $100,000 for his three point shots during last night's festivities at chase center. >> keep shooting, keep shooting, keep shooting. oh my gosh. keep shooting. keep going. [music] oh. he did it. he did it. >> the moment the 18 year old thrilled the sold out crowd at chase center, steph curry delighted, millions of television viewers were excited as he beat milwaukee bucks star and oakland native damian

lillard in the three point shooting contest. hours later, jaron described his incredible shot during last night's 10:00 news right here on ktvu. >> yeah, i missed the first couple shots off to the right and then i saw the clock going down. mr. beast kept saying, just shoot it, just shoot it. kenny tried to give me advice. he said, hold your follow through. shaq told me to shoot it a bit higher. and then the last shot came down right before the buzzer. i threw it up there and it went off the glass and went in. >> it did. the teenager says his dad surprised him with a ticket to the all-star game on saturday, just one day before the big game. then he got another big surprise late yesterday, shortly after he sat down in his nosebleed seats at chase center. >> we got to our seats around 330, and then the guy, he was walking around and he said he was just looking for people who got here early because he knows that they're a fan of the game and they enjoy being here. and he asked me a few questions

about if i'd want to go down to the court. and i was like, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> the teenager now calling his three point a life changing event. he plans to use that prize money to pay for college. >> wow wow wow. and, pam, that shot reminds a lot of people of the $100,000 field goal me last october by a cal student on espn's game day. >> in berkeley, california. you got it. oh. he did he? >> yes, he did it. sophomore daniel villasenor kicked a 33 yard field goal and then took home the cash in front of a huge crowd on campus and also on national tv. espn also promised to add an extra $100,000 to its half million dollar donation to hurricane helene relief. >> well, today is president's day, a day that we honor the presidents. the holiday was

originally intended to celebrate george washington's birthday, but evolved to honor all u.s. presidents, past and present. the day is fallen on the third monday in february since 1971, when congress passed a bill to move a number of federal holidays to a monday. there will be no regular mail delivery in observance of the federal holiday. banks and stock exchanges also closed, as well as most schools and courthouses, and many public transit agencies will be on a sunday or holiday schedule. >> all right, pam, well, as you said, today is presidents day and demonstrations are planned here in the bay area and around the country protesting the policies of president trump. now, today in oakland, one protest starts at 11 a.m. it will be at fruitvale plaza, followed by a march to lake merritt. and another protest in n starts at noon on van ness avenue. also at noon in san jose, another protest is planned, accusing the trump administration of having an anti-democratic agenda and also taking illegal actions like the

immigration crackdown at the southern border. >> peace talks are set to begin this week to end russia's war in ukraine. secretary of state marco rubio arrived in saudi arabia overnight to sit down with russian officials. ukraine is not included in the talks yet. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says his country must be involved in any talks, adding he will not accept any decision made without input from ukrainian leaders. president trump says zelensky will be included in the process. analysts say both sides may have to give. >> thing is clear no one is going to walk out of this with everything that they want. it's not going to be the perfect deal for the ukrainians. it's not going to be the perfect deal for the russians. it's not going to be every single thing that the americans would want in this. >> trump has already said ukraine is unlikely to get all of its land back. the president had a telephone call with putin last week. he also spoke separately with president

zelensky, trying to lay the groundwork for a deal. hundreds of people gathered in moscow to mark one year since the death of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. he died in an arctic penal colony while serving a prison sentence. officials say he died from natural causes, but his family and supporters say they believe he was killed on orders from the kremlin. thousands ris■oked being arrestd last year to attend navalny's funeral. >> our time now. 609. new this morning, police in san leandro say they fired their weapons last night at a suspect during an arrest, even though no one was hurt. it happened about 830 last night in the area of 164th avenue and east 14th street in san leandro. police were investigating an assault when they came across the suspect. at one point, police officers fired their guns, but it appears no one was hit since police say no one was injured. san leandro police are now handing over the investigation to the alameda

county sheriff's department. they are not releasing any more information at this time. >> the marin municipal water district is rewarding homeowners who cut down on their use of water. now, the county is boosting the amount of rebates people can get as part of its cash for grass program in an effort to get more enrollments before the next drought. it offers rebates to homeowners who install low water use gardens in place of lawns. the county first launched the program during the drought back in 2021. hundreds of homes and businesses have signed up for the program during the past four years. well, we did see some snow, but also some wet weather over the weekend in the sierra. pretty crowded conditions as people headed up to get take advantage of the new snow. this is in soda springs, right along interstate 80. chain controls were in place between truckee and nyack, but those have now been lifted and parts of southern and eastern us reporting widespread flooding. we're going to take a look at the extensive damage, and we'll hear from people who had to live

through the storm. >> and it is considered one of the darkest periods in american history. we'll tell you why. the lessons from the internment of japanese americans still

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happened near the port of oakland. people were hanging out of their cars while the vehicles were speeding and spinning along interstate 880. several people are under arrest in connection to a big fight in downtown san jose. that area was packed with people celebrating valentine's weekend and the nba all-star game activities, and authorities say police officers tried to break up the fight and arrest those involved, but they were then attacked by some people. several officers suffered minor injuries. >> well, on this president's day holiday, protests are planned across the bay area and all over the country. demonstrators accused president trump of undemocratic and illegal policies and actions like the crackdown at the border. one of the biggest protests will start at 11 a.m. in oakland. it will include a march and rally. >> this wednesday marks 83 years since the franklin delano roosevelt signed an executive order to relocate

japanese-americans into internment camps. people here in the bay area are emphasizing what lessons can still be learned. more than 120,000 people of japanese descent were forced from their homes and sent to internment camps because they were deemed a threat to national security. 70,000 were american citizens. this weekend, advocates gathered in the kabuki theater in san japantown to remember the lasting impacts of that order. >> when they removed the leadership of the community, they broke up families. and so all these families lost, you know, their fathers, basically. and so what we're seeing in detention today is an exact replication of this dynamic. they're breaking families apart. they're separating them. >> now, the impact was enduring financially and emotionally, spanning multiple generations. upon release, many people resisted talking about the injustices they faced. organizers of the event say remembering those injustices is

key to making sure it never happens again. >> time now. 616. hundreds of people in southern california went to a church in l.a. to honor the lives of 29 people who died in the recent wildfires. >> we shall show. come up. >> that somber ceremony in pasadena was held at all saints church. there was music and prayers as the community mourned the people who died in the wildfires. now, author john philip newell led that interfaith service. his sister was among the thousands of people who lost homes in the eaton fire. >> in the twinkling of an eye, it seemed it was all gone to ashes. >> their memorial service also celebrated the resilience of the southern california community. people at the church service say they're determined to rebuild their homes and businesses.

>> at least ten people have been killed in a powerful holiday weekend storm that swept across four eastern states. nine of those deaths are in kentucky, where heavy rain has caused widespread flooding. powerful winds also causing damage to thousands of homes and businesses. the strong storm is also hitting parts of mississippi, alabama and tennessee. one woman says the pounding rain has made it impossible to sleep. >> man, you from the top of my stairs. you could just hear it sound like the ocean. just the water pouring in. >> hundreds of businesses and schools in those four states will likely remain closed tomorrow beyond the president's day holiday. >> all right. our time is 618. let's check in with steve paulson. check our weather for today. how is it going to look for us? >> we'll be okay. we'll stay with that national theme, though, because not only have they had rain and snow, it is really cold here. bismarck 25 below. that is the current temp, not the windchill. minneapolis 13 below. green bay's two below.

des moines chicago at two. detroit 17. even down to atlanta 33 and houston 41. they were 39 denver 20. they are looking for brutal wind chills here. by the time we get to wednesday and some of these locations from the rockies all the way to the great lakes, we have a lot of high clouds spilling over. there's also some fog being reported. santa rosa napa airport and livermore livermore quarter mile visibility. napa airport also in there. so that means probably through an american canyon. maybe cordelia, maybe hiddenbrooke around that area 80 down towards marine world and santa rosa. a mile visibility. other than that, most locations are pretty good. stockton, though a mile and three quarters as well. 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps, mainly 40s and 50s. had some 30s, but most of those have disappeared, at least for on, except for the peninsula. sonoma, though, has dipped down to 39. sebastopol at 40. mid 40s. just too many high clouds or low clouds dancing around healdsburg. 41 occidental and 41 as well 30 in reno, 2731 truckee and south lake tahoe and mammoth

at 36. and wonderful snow last friday into saturday for them. it looks a lot quieter today. tomorrow one system will clip us on wednesday, which will give us some light rain. then after that we can look for warm temps. by the time we get to the end of the week. low clouds, fog and then some high clouds with sun mix, you can see those just kind of spilling across. tuesday looks better if you'd rather have more sun, i think tuesday will be the ticket, but on wednesday system it does not look like much. most of it. san francisco, oakland north and it won't be much, but maybe a quarter inch for some to the north or towards the russian river. and after that i think it's quiet. and most forecast models don't do really anything until early march. so it sure is monday morning. low clouds, fog, mix of sun and clouds. a lot of high clouds spilling over 5060 on the temps. but after wednesday we start to see high pressure build in. temps will jump up especially especially as we head towards friday. and right now the weekend is looking warmer. >> all right. thank you steve. a health warning after the fda issued an expanded recall of certain pancake mixes. we have

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two at 623. the new head of the department of agriculture says fixing the country's chicken and egg crisis will be a top priority. brooke rollins says

she has held briefings about trying to resolve the issue, and is working on an avian flu strategy. egg prices increased 15% last month alone, and many stores continue to limit the number of eggs customers can purchase. >> egg prices have reached an all time high. >> it was a long before i ever got here. it was at an all time this i remember. i've been here for three weeks and when you saw the inflation numbers, i've been here for three weeks. i had nothing to do with inflation. this was caused by biden. >> now, 148 million birds have reportedly had to be euthanized, 18 million affected in december alone. that's causing shortages and higher prices. the usda predicts prices could increase by as much as 20% this year before the flu is curtailed. well, more bird flu cases have been reported in cats along the west coast, oregon's department of agriculture reports. two house cats tested positive for

bird flu after eating some contaminated pet food. authorities say the owners of the cats decided to humanely euthanized their cats because their illness was so severe. another cat in oregon had to be put down after they contracted the virus as well. >> i have a freezer full of food that's probably contaminated until monday. she just couldn't even walk into her litter box anymore, and by tuesday morning i had my home euthanasia person watching me cry, hold her! >> health officials warn families don't feed your pets raw meat or raw milk. a new restaurant is coming to san francisco next month looking to blend african, afro-latin and ethiopian cuisines. meski will be led by chef nelson herman, known for his work at alamar dominican kitchen and his

appearance on top chef. warriors star draymond green also has a hand in the project, making his debut as a restaurant partner, helping to curate the restaurant's interior. herman tells ktvu why he's bringing east african flavors to the bay. >> we see a big renaissance happening san francisco, and we want to be part of that, right? we want to be part of something that's that's so special and bringing a beautiful city back to its fruition and bringing something that's so sexy and new and exciting and unique. >> grand opening is march 7th. the restaurant is at 1000 larkin street in san francisco's nob hill neighborhood. well, you likely remember these hearts. they started as a promotional campaign in the city beginning in 2004. we'll tell you why. one of the heart sculptures will not be left in san francisco. [music] and there was a huge fight in san jose. some police officers were actually hurt. we'll tell

you why. a night at san pedro square turned violent over the weekend. and a quick reminder you can now download our new fox local mobile app. in addition to ktvu newscasts and content from the ktvu newsroom, you can also watch content from our sister stations across the country. 's

it shows they are illegal and they are dangerous. and they erupted across the bay area over the weekend. we'll show you some

of the reckless driving, including one incident that stopped traffic on the bay bridge and across the country. protests are planned today against president trump and elon musk. we'll tell you about the demonstration that's happening in san francisco. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is monday february 17th presidents day. so no opening bell. the exchanges are closed for the day, but they'll be back in business tomorrow. checking in on steve paulson for a look at our forecast. i think some rain is coming back in later this week. >> wednesday, wednesday. not much, just a little bit. but today. no, we're good to go. watch out for fog though. 30s 40s and 50s on the temps. mainly 40s there, but more upper 30s are showing up on the peninsula i think, than anywhere else. livermore is down to a quarter mile visibility, at least in livermore airport, napa half

mile. so in and around that area. napa airport, santa rosa as well, three quarters of a mile out to stockton, a mile and a half. we look for high clouds today, and then tomorrow looks pretty good. then we'll get a weak system on wednesday. and after that i think we're done for a little bit. it's kind of the way it's looking. unless there's a zig instead of a zag in the forecast models, it won't be much on wednesday. then after that, the weekend looks warmer upper 60s. it sure is monday, but the low clouds, patchy fog, cool to cold lows. mix of sun and high clouds. temperatures near average, but mostly a little bit below. you guys. >> all right. thank you steve. sal is off today but we're covering traffic for you. hopefully no big problems taking you out. live to the golden gate bridge. looks like a nice start to the day. very few cars heading in and out of the city. >> and let's look at the richmond-san rafael bridge right now. now there's some traffic out there, but it's all moving. no problems on the richmond-san rafael bridge. >> all right, over at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's been pretty light. it seems like the same shot we've been showing

every time, because it's just same same number of cars. pretty much very few heading into the city. >> all right. pam? well, it was a very busy weekend, as you know, on bay area freeways because of the nba all star game. but that did not stop sideshows from occurring around the bay bridge around the bay area over the weekend. ktvu tori gaines joining us live here at the bay bridge toll plaza. now with more about this. good morning. >> good morning dave. that's right. sideshows were reported in richmond, san francisco, oakland and even daly city. we're going to take you straight to that video. take a look at your screen. those sideshows seem to kick off in richmond late saturday night into sunday morning shows showing a car with a smashed rear end spinning at high speeds as people hang out the side window. this all taking place at the intersection of carlson and 55th street. next up was the intersection of maritime and grand avenue right here in oakland. video shows major streets blocked by the activity as police responded on ground as

well as in the air. now, by 1:45 a.m. yesterday, a sideshow crowd made its way to daly city, near the intersection of mission and beckler streets. now, 2:35 a.m. on sunday, traffic on the bay bridge came to a halt as the sideshow formed right on the bridge. now, the bridge was shut down for about 15 minutes. just look at all those cars trapped 2:35 a.m, you really got to feel for those folks. video shows police officers making their way around the bridge. now that traffic was moving again after about 15 minutes. now we have reached out to chp and local police for more details on how they're trying to mitigate this sideshow problem that we often see here in the bay area. we'll bring you that live here mornings on two as soon as we have more info. live from the bay bridge toll plaza tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, tori. thank you. time now, 633. san jose police arrested several people after a huge fight broke out over the weekend in downtown san jose. it

happened early sunday morning, abt 1230 near san pedro square, which was busy with valentine's day celebrations as well as the nba all star event. police say a big fight broke out. it became a brawl. police say when they tried to arrest people involved, other people tried to attack them, starting another fight. visitors to san pedro square say they're surprised by all this. >> some of that stuff is more personal. it's not random attacks and stuff like that. it's people got problems with each other, but that's about it. >> now, san jose police say some of the officers involved in the fight have minor injuries, but no one else was hurt. downtown business owners say they're working together to provide security and keep their customers as safe as possible. >> well, a woman was rescued and a man still missing after they fell into the san francisco bay. it happened just before 1030 saturday night near pier 32, just south of the bay bridge.

firefighters managed to pull the woman from the water, but and she was taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. firefighters and the coast guard continued to search for the man using boats, thermal imaging and drones. that search was officially suspended at noon yesterday. there's no word yet on how the two ended up in the water. >> our time now 6.34 a 16 year old boy who fell 30ft down into a mine shaft in placer county was rescued by cal fire, and all of it was caught on video. >> rescue ready? rescue is ready. rescuers ready. rescue ready. you ready? >> are you looking at the video that cal fire shared on social media? officials say the teenager was with his buddies exploring the horizontal mine shaft on monday. they tried to repel down the vertical section using household ropes, but the ropes snapped and the boy fell 30ft. firefighters rushed to the scene. they used a complex rope

system and some air monitoring to get to him. he was taken to a hospital for a medical examination. >> today, demonstrators are set to gather outside san francisco's tesla showroom to protest elon musk's involvement in the government. organizers say the peaceful protest on van ness will start at about noon. it is one of many recent protests held to denounce musk's involvement in the white house. the trump admtration has fired 20 immigration judges without explanation. the union that represents federal workers says on friday, 13 of the judges, who had yet to be sworn in and five assistant chief immigration judges were dismissed without notice. two other judges were fired under similar circumstances in the past week. the trump administration has prioritized mass deportations and shrinking the size of the federal government since taking office. >> well, president trump's plan to deport thousands of undocumented immigrants sparked protests around the country. a new group called rights over

borders marched over the weekend. in fact, they marched more than 20 miles to bring attention to immigration reform. the protesters gathered at san mateo city hall yesterday and then marched along el camino real to daly city. the marchers say they want to update the immigration registry. >> 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. >> my mom. >> now, the immigration registry was last updated during president ronald reagan's time in office. it allows undocumented immigrants who entered the country before january 1st of 1972 to be deemed eligible for a green card. rights over borders hopes to see that cutoff date adjusted. >> the fda is the latest agency hit by the trump administration's cuts to the federal workforce. probationary employees who review the safety

of food ingredients, medical devices and tobacco products were fired on saturday. the total number of employees affected is not clear, but as many as 5200 probationary employees were expected to be cut across. the entire department of health and human services. the trump administration asking the u.s. supreme court to allow it to fire the head of the federal agency that protects whistleblowers. a court blocked the firing of hampton dellinger, who leads the office of special counsel. dellinger has argued that the law only allows him to be dismissed over problems with his job performance, and that was not cited in his dismissal email earlier this month. >> our time now. 638 well, the trump administration plans to change k through 12 schools all over the country, but the experts say it's still too soon to know if this will affect california's schools. the president, trump says he wants to dismantle the department of education, legalized school vouchers so parents can send their children to private and

religious schools, withhold funding from schools that have race or ethnicity curriculums, or offers protections for transgender students, and also change title nine, which bans discrimination based on gender. some of those executive orders and efforts have already been blocked by the courts. >> one of the san francisco art sculptures is now headed to vacaville. the bright red heart now sits on the corner of main and parker street in downtown vacaville. it was all made possible by san francisco general hospital foundation and genentech. the heart sculptures were originally designed by wendy acryl for a public art project across san francisco. in 2004. >> all right, pam. time is 639. we're going over to steve paulson right now. he'll tell you about our forecast. >> i will indeed. we do start nationally here because it's been a wild weather. the system we had marched across the country and is left its wake a lot of cold air as well. and there's a lot of snow right now

in the rockies. it's coming down big time, if you will, in denver, eisenhower tunnel area and that whole area is getting a lot of snow. and then really cold air is on the way. so if you're traveling, bundle up for most, unless it's the deep south. a lot of high clouds are spilling over for us, and there's some fog underneath there as well. 30s, 40s and 50s. mainly 40s though on the temps. walnut creek was 39. now 42. alamos in there. dublin's in there. mid 40s for some most locations upper 40s hayward and union city. 49 5023 in truckee. reno is at 27 degrees. placerville is 39, in south lake tahoe at 31. had good snow friday. saturday. now they're getting a little break like us as well. so some higher clouds today, some fog, reduced visibility. livermore i know napa airport area in santa rosa, all around a quarter mile to a half mile visibility. so if you're just stepping out, there is some fog out there. these higher clouds will kind of just drift across today. then we'll have better conditions tuesday. one more system on wednesday, i would think santa rosa north a

quarter inch. certainly in the mix here. most of this will be about again, san francisco, san pablo bay, north, and after that it looks quiet. we may have to wait until the end of the month, or even early march before something really comes back in. if you're up north, look at that crescent city. big time rain, but not here. we're too far south. morning. low clouds, fog. cool to cold. lows. i mean mix of sun and clouds. a lot of high clouds. it sure is monday, but it won't be bad. 5060 on the temps. so some rain on wednesday for some. mainly to the north. not a lot. a little bit and then just. don't you worry though, at this time of year you can warm up and guess what? we will end of the week into the weekend. looks like upper 60s to maybe a few near 70. >> okay, see time now. 641 celebrating the end of the lunar new year. we'll show you some of the fun activities that attracted t s of thousands

time now 644. checking in on some of the top stories this morning. police in san leandro say they fired their weapons at a suspect during an arrest last night, but say no one was hurt. it happened at about 830 in the area of 164th avenue and east

14th street in san leandro. >> well, there will be protesters in san francisco streets today to oppose the role of elon musk in the government. critics say elon musk has no authority and no reason to be involved. >> the bay area, celebrating the success of last night's nba all star game. police report no big problems, and the city received rave reviews from basketball players and fans attending the weekend festivities. 150,000 people came from around the country to attend the various events, which included a celebrity game skills challenge and the mini basketball tournament. >> and an 18 year old college student from oakley in the east bay will never forget last night's nba all-star game. he won $100,000 for sinking an incredible shot at san francisco's chase center. >> keep shooting. keep shooting. keep shooting. oh my gosh. keep shooting. keep going. oh! he did it. >> did he do it? did it in front

of damian lillard. did it in front of steph curry. that's jaron barajas. yes he did it. he's down sitting in that cash. he said he did it in front of a sold out crowd. millions of tv viewers beating milwaukee bucks star damian lillard in a three-point shooting contest. jaron talked about his incredible shot during last night's 10:00 news here on ktvu. >> yeah, i missed the first couple shots off to the right and then i saw the clock going down. mr. beast kept saying, just shoot it, just shoot it. kenny tried to give me advice. he said, hold your follow through. shaq told me to shoot it a bit higher. and then the last shot came down right before the buzzer. i threw it up there and it went off the glass and went in. >> indeed it did. jaron took home $100,000 for winning the three-point contest. now he plans to use that money to pay for college. >> cattle numbers in the u.s. are dropping, and that's

impacting the price of beef. the number of cows in the u.s. has dropped to its lowest level in 70 years. the department of agriculture reports a 2% decrease in january compared to last year. some say weather conditions across the country are to blame. >> production starts with grasses and pastures and out on the range. and when it when we have a drought, there's no grass. and so we end up with fewer cows. >> economists say demand for beef has not dropped even as prices rise. wine lovers on the budget can benefit from bay area vineyards running special promotions over the next month. several wineries across sonoma county are holding $15 wine tastings from february 15th to march 15th. the chronicle reports the popularity of wine tastings caused fees to shoot up by nearly 350% since 2012, but now the number of visitors has started to drop, so the local wineries hope these discounts

will help bring wine lovers back. >> all right. our time is 647, a san francisco arts organization in chinatown celebrated the end of the lunar new year with everything from music to candy making. >> and you see, the white powder is the cornstarch to make sure the molasses won't stick together. >> now, three different organizations and artists gathered at edge on the square this past weekend. candy artist derek tam was there making what's called dragon beard. he is one of the few remaining candy makers making the traditional sweet. >> i'm the fifth generation to make this candy in my family. i learned this from my dad. those dragon beer with. he has a long life. so in the past, this thing was only served to the emperor. i want to show this traditional arts to the others. >> there were also craft opportunities for some hands on paper lantern making. >> and pam, the city of oakland is getting ready for its own lunar new year parade this weekend. this year is the third

year there's been a lunar new parade through oakland's chinatown. organizers say it was challenging putting on the parade this year because of the budget cuts in oakland, but hyundai stepped in as a sponsor to pay all the costs. the oakland chinatown improvement council hopes this year's festivities are just as successful as last september's night market, where thousands of people showed up and the vendors there sold out. >> we have restaurant owners, we have small mom and pops. we have grocery people actually come to oakland chinatown. we're a hub from people all over the bay area. oakland chinatown is a living, breathing community. >> more than 40 organizations are taking part, with about 600 people set to be marching in the parade on top of the live performances, including lion dancers and drummers. there's also an important car show this year, the festival and parade set for this saturday. it will start and end at wilma chan

park, and again, hyundai will be the major sponsor. the san francisco rec and parks department unveiled a new basketball court mural this weekend. take a look. it's at a playground in hill. this is that new burst of blue installed at jackson playground. it's a temporary mural. it will be up until 2027, when construction is due to begin on a full scale park renovation. the artist victor solomon says that mural is inspired by the colors of san francisco bay. the courtside foundation made a $50,000 donation to pay for that beautiful mural. >> all right. on this holiday, we are checking traffic for you. and it has been very light all morning long there at the bay bridge toll plaza. i would imagine that is going to stay that way. >> yeah, i figured that. look at the golden gate bridge. so far, it's been pretty quiet out there. the golden gate bridge still is quiet and the sky just starting to wake up as well.

>> a little more crowded, though, over at the richmond san rafael bridge, as quite a few people making their way into marin county, but also looks pretty smooth and the sunrise. definitely very nice to peek in. >> on like that. and steve paulson is here. steve, you're not talking about a lot of rain this week. >> just wednesday a little bit. yeah just a little bit. you guys 30s 40s 50s to start. and yes, a lot of high clouds spilling across, giving us some of that nice sunrise pictures there. 40s for most. there's just too many high clouds and a lot of low clouds, i should add. there's some fog showing up. we had 30 for atherton, stanford and menlo park. now only woodside hanging in there. look at pacifica, monteiro beach and pillar point. they're all 50 so upper 30s but a lot of low 40s here. combination of low clouds and some higher clouds above. kind of holding the lows up a little bit. 21 jackpot in truckee 31 south lake tahoe 30 for both tourists and mount shasta. mammoth lakes at 37 and you can see those higher clouds spilling

across. it will be a day like that. some low clouds for the morning. some patchy fog. livermore and napa airport, santa rosa all reporting, some reduced visibility and a lot of high clouds just kind of drifting across. but we'll get a break on tuesday. then the one more system looks to be in the pipeline here, which will give us some light rain again about san francisco, oakland north. i would think a quarter inch might cover it for some. certainly up sonoma county, up into lake county and mendocino county. there will be more there. they'll be closer to the surface low. so you can see ukiah quarter of an inch. clear lake 15, santa rosa 13. look at crescent city, though. they'll be really close to the strong surface. low. but we're just too far south. that will be on wednesday. it sure is monday. low clouds, fog, a mix of sun and high clouds, but there's a lot of high clouds. 50, low 60 on the temps. but after wednesday, then all of a sudden high pressure says, you know what i'm building in? i think it's going to build in for most of the month, the rest of the month, and warmer temps are on the way by the weekend. >> all right, steve, thank you. time now 652. if you look at the

weekend movie ticket sales, marvel is back after having several movies that did not perform well. its new captain america movie is on top. and even with all the rain we've had lately, marin county is always making plans in case there's a drought. the special incentives the water district is offering customers who cut back on their

after being hospitalized with stomach problems. the 48 year old music star posted about it on social media that she was scheduled to perform last night. shakira hopes to recover soon and perform the show as quickly as possible. peru is the s■6ecod stop on her latin american tour after two nights in brazil. well, disney and marvel entertainment's latest superhero movie captain america brave new world just dominated the domestic box office over the weekend. the new movie took in $88.5 million in ticket sales. the studio expects captain america brave new world to hit 100 million domestically and 192.4 million globally bytonighe biggest opening weekend this year so far. it's the first of three marvel movies due to be

released this year. well, the california highway patrol wants to bring more women to the highway patrol, the chp academy in west sacramento held a recruiting event. more than 100 women signed up for this event. the chp says right now, only 6% of its force are women. one person interested in applying says she's ready to break those 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. >> now, to join the chp academy you have to be between the ages of 21 and 35 and be able to pass the physical agility test. the starting pay is more than $120,000 a year for new officers. those officers also get to retire at the age of 50 with full medical benefits for

life. time now 657. one year after a new california law to protect children during child custody battles took effect, the people who worked to pass it are being honored. piqué's law is meant to protect children from abusive parents during custody cases. it requires judges to be trained onchild abuse. it also s protections for the victims. piqué's law was named after ahmad ahmad andressian junior. he was killed by his father in 2017 at just five years old. the child's mother joined the advocates to honor those who fought for this law. >> i have very mixed emotions. the past few days have been very emotional. i am the proudest mama that works on this planet, that walks on this planet. but i also carry that level of sadness of knowing that my son's death

had to be the catalyst for something like this to happen. >> now, the little boy's father was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison after he confessed to killing the child during a court permitted visitation. time now, 658. new studies are out showing that maintaining positive relationships is key to living a long life, but the stress in the relationship could have just the opposite effects. stress is often linked to health concerns like anxiety, fatigue and insomnia, but it could also lead to the same problems for the people around you. one professor we talked to says relationship stress should be considered a top priority because of the possible risks. not only have an increased risk for divorce, but also for disease development and early mortality. >> now, for couples in a stressful relationship, the first thing to do is to try to talk things out. the experts recommend talking even about the

small things before they can escalate, and helping each other with daily tasks. it's another way to cut down on stress. >> police in the east bay fired their weapons during an arrest. where that happened and what officers are saying about it. protests are planned here in the bay area and across the country on this president's day. where those demonstrations are expected and why planners are focused on president trump. plus. >> the last shot came down right before the buzzer. i threw it up there and it went off the glass and went in. >> a local teenager made the shot of a lifetime, his big moment at the nba all-star game and what he plans to do with all that money. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is monday, february 17th. a littlehy