mike mibach ktvu channel 2 news. >> we make fun of mike when he texts but he talks about a very serious tropic about distracted driving. we see it all the time. especially in the early morning hours. i had to call 911 one time because of drivers weaving in and out. >> that was a good piece. >>> good morning, everybody. let's go out and take a look at what we have on this friday morning. we are doing okay. this is a lack at highway 4 as you come up to the willow pass grade. this is a good drive. 680 nearby looks good from concord to walnut creek. westbound 24 traffic is doing okay as you drive from walnut creek to oakland. no major problems. once you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see traffic is light getting into san francisco. we are off to a decent start. it's also going to be one of those lighter than usual days and some people, some people told me they have spring break time. we'll see what happens this next week. this next week with the traffic volume. 4:49 let's go to steve in the weather center. >>> next week it's spring and i have a break but i'm not on spring break.

mike mibach here with your weekend watch. why not take a trip out to treasure island, 3 bucks get you in. it features hundreds of -- gets you in. 2 features hundreds of vendors and the food trucks. 12 and under, free. parking is free. pets welcome. sunday marks opening day on the bay if you want to check out the boat parade and blessing of the fleet begins at noon at crissy field. in the north bay, saturday marks the butter and egg day festival in petaluma. beside the parade at noon there's a cow chip contest. and the swinging skirts continues saturday and sunday out at lake merced golf club in daly city. great opportunity to watch the best female golfers in the world. tickets start at $30. the warriors' game 4 in new orleans. saturday 5:00 p.m. tipoff. alameda theater is opening their doors for a viewing party and rain in the forecast for saturday morning. giants are on road. as are on take -- are taking on the astros. i'm mike mibach with your weekend watch. is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ice cream cone

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mike mibach here with your weekend watch. to treasure island. $3 gets you in to the flee. 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., hundreds of vendors. bakers and collectors and the food trucks will be there. children 12 and under are free as is parking. pets welcome. sunday is opening day on the bay. a boat parade and blessing of the fleet begins at noon. and in the north bay, saturday, the 34 annual butter and eggs day parade and festival in petaluma. at 10:00 a.m. saturday there is also a cow chip throwing contest. can't say i have ever done that. speaking of swinging, the swinging skirts lpga classic tournament saturday and sunday at lake merced in daly city. great opportunity watch the best female golfers in the world. tickets start at $30. warriors game four in morals, saturday, 5:00 p.m -- new orleans saturday 5:00 p.m. and rain in the forecast for saturday morning. the giants on the road. a's at home taking on the astros. i am mike mibach with your weekend watch. >> butter and egg festival founds good. >>> the drought is revealing th

in san francisco, mike mibach, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> 20 inches of snow meant good conditions. it was pretty much preserve hitting thes perfect for hitting the slope -- perfect for hitting the slopes today. . >> after the winter we have been having, a horrible winter, lack of snow and rain. no problem. >> last night talking about the chain guys, only had four days where he worked this year. amazing how few wintery days we had. two storms brought us most of the snow and rain. a foot of snow last night. look at this picture. notice right away, love look at pictures. you can tell a lot about the atmosphere. i know the winds are blowing hard. and you have a good clean atmosphere. visibility. strong winds clear out the air. pollens haven't been a problem because of the rain. now it will warm up. tree pollens come back into play. shouldn't be as aggressive as a month ago. but they will be out there. look outside right now, everything is going off. already started. with warming conditions and less moisture tree pollens will start. early mornings and later in the afternoons. i take all

ktvu's mike mibach in the news room now. they did something today i don't recall seeing before at a service for a fallen officer. >> at one point during the service one of his academy classmates counted to three and on three, everyone, 8,000 people, stood up and gave a standing ovation to officer michael johnson, a man who lived an awesome life. >> reporter: brothers in blue and on a flag draped casket holding close their fallen friend, officer michael johnson. >> you will always by in our hearts and minds. >> reporter: his journey in life flashed up on the screens, with each snapshot you see a young boy growing up becoming a man, into an officer. >> he died doing what he loved to do. >> he was a classmate. january, 2001, he said hello to johnson. 14 years later he says good- bye. >>ke, we thank you for your life and your sacrifice for us. death did not make you a hero, you were already a hero while you lived. >> reporter: outside of his uniform he lived. loved being on the water. collecting guns and coins. his wife and pare

ktvu's mike mibach reports it comes when officials placed a moratorium on book disposal. >> reporter: seeds of dreams grow, pages of knowledge turn. >> easier to come to the library than to buy them. >> reporter: in some branches she says it is a different story. >> i am horrified that the people who were supposed to be in charge of our legacy of knowledge don't care. >> reporter: children's books, fiction, non-fiction, the claim from the book lovers is that thousands of them tossed off the shelves, discarded. she played us this video of someone tossing library books into a bin. she says it was recorded by a anonymous employee outside the main branch last month. >> we pay taxes to buy those books. they are controlling our access. >> reporter: the president of the board of supervisors told me there is a moratorium on book disposals till a new policy is approved by the county. >> says nothing about public input. says nothing about giving the public a say. >> reporter: she says the public should not be involved. >> i think the library should know what books are popular or want to be read

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mike mibach with your weekend watch. why not take a trip out to treasure island. $3 gets you in.tures hundreds of vendors. even the food trucks will be there to help with your appetite. children age 12 and under are free as is parking, pets always welcome. sunday marks opening day on the bay if you want to check out the sites. blessing of the fleet will begin at noon. and then in the north bay saturday marks the 34th annual butter and eggs day parade and festival in petaluma. now besides the parade at noon, at 10:00 a.m. saturday there is also a cow chip throwing contest. can't say i have ever done that. maybe it's time i swing bay bi. the lpga swinging skirts tournament saturday and sunday. great opportunity to watch the best female golfers in the world. tickets start at $30. the warriors game four in new orleans saturday 5:00 p.m. tip off. alameda theater is opening its doors for viewing party on the big screen. free admission for anyone who wants to pop in and cheer on golden state. and don't forget rain in the forecast for saturday morning. the giants are on the road. the a's

mike mibach ktvu ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there is a truck on fire on the other side of the bridge. and i want to put it on a map here for you. it is westbound. the truck was running westbound 580. however eastbound traffic was also effected. they may start diverting traffic accident off that richmond bridge. they are doing it on the san rafael side. i just want to see on the richmond side if there is anything going on over there. and if we can bring it over here. i'm not really sure. it looks like they are letting some cars drive through. but they are talking about not doing that in the future. because these cars and trucks will be stuck in traffic when they get to the other side of the bridge. we will see what happens here with the richmond bridge traffic again. it will be effected by a truck fire. it may have been carrying hazardous material. emergency vehicles are still trying to come through. it looks like they might have a closure coming. we'll keep you updated on this. let's go to the toll plaza. that is backed up early. it is 5:45 or so. the metering lights are on. if you ar

mike mibach, ktvu fox 2news. >>> controversy at the golf course. the latest in the battle between the fairway and the frogs. >> also, the state's warning about a new invasive kind of mosquito. how it could pose a threat to your health. >> and here's a look right now at the friday evening commute at the bay bridge toll plaza. the cars you see there heading toward the camera are trying to make their way into the city. >> here's a look at interstate 80, the commute direction there on the right, and it's pretty jammed up on this friday night. more news, coming up right after this break. . >>> new at 6:00, new concerns involving an historic bay area golf course, following a ruling made by the state's coastal commission. it all has to do with a project to control water at the sharp park golf course. environmentalists say it all will harm an endangered animal. the park is owned by san francisco, but actually located 10 miles south of the city in pacifica, near highway 1. ktvu's john fowler explains the battle of fairways versus frogs. >> reporter: one of

mike mibach, ktvu news. >>> we have plenty of fog out there now. it's rolling into at&t park where the giants are playing. mark ibanez will have the latest on that. the fog back at the coast. now it's over into berkeley. it's over into montclaire. fog tonight will be brought in. san francisco airplanes at 16 miles per hour. 9-mile an hour at san jose. so it's just a nice on shore flow. cool air. i don't anticipate a lot of fog. in livermore and morgan hill you wake up mostly sunny and you'll be warm. warmer tomorrow than you were today inland. temperatures will be down a couple of degrees because the marine flow is back. 47 in santa rosa, 46 in napa. you may go 44 in places like the petaluma area. the model shows geting to livermore valley but i think it'll be more. you get the idea. consequently it'll be a warmer day. fog burns off and temperatures stay cool along the coast. looks like a summer pattern. in the inland bay valleys you're in the 80s. mid-80s even. after we come back. we will look at forecast numbers, we will look at your saturday and

this afternoon his parents spoke tamike mibach -- to mike mibach, i can't imagine what his parents are going through right now. . >> reporter: every parent's worse nightmare. parents are emotional, as are many volunteer whose are out there right now on the street shanding out flyers. searching -- handing out flyers. searching for him. the command center right here in the campus and we had a chance to speak to a couple of his coaches -- they describe him as a solid young man. >> reporter: on campus one second, minutes later nowhere to be found. >> if you can hear this message, you are not in trouble. we love you. please come home. >> reporter: on this day had 17- year-old's parents -- the 17- year-old's partes said he had a great spring -- patriots said he had a great -- partes said he had a great spring break -- parents said he had a great spring break. >> she a -- he is a respected leader. he doesn't have a vehicle. we don't believe he has cash on him. >> reporter: he left his house 7:00 a.m. monday, went to a couple classes and was last seen at 10:00 a.m. on campus. >> the fact of no

in petaluma, mike mibach, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a person claiming to be part of a group that kidnappedar-old woman from vallejo for ransom is now backing away from a threat made in a recent email. last week, vallejo police say the kidnapping of denise huskins was an orchestrated hoax. then the san francisco chronicle said it received an email from an anonymous person threatening police, and demanding $8,500 in ransom. two days later, denise huskins turned up unharmed at her father's home in huntington beach. >>> gusty winds all day long today, especially at the coast, and right along the bay. those winds have been decreasing just a little bit. right now, we had a few light clouds across the region earlier today, but basically right now, we have partly cloudy skies, or a few or mostly clear observations as well. with the clearing skies, temperatures have been dropping off quite a bit. here's a live doppler sweep. not picking up any rainfall. that could be changing in the next few days. we'll talk about that in a little bit. take a look at these numbers. 46degrees in napa. hayward, 54. s

ktvu's mike mibach reports he stopped for a grilled cheese sandwich. >> reporter: lunchtime came to aesident joe biden rolled in. his order a classic grilled cheese, two soups and a shake. >> he complained about because it was so good he drank the whole thing. >> reporter: he sat with him for 30 minutes. >> talked about jobs. we have hundreds of employees and the employees come from middle class families. this is giving them a chance to learn management, be hard workers. >> reporter: joe biden was in oakland at pg&e's service center. he thanked the company for its efforts to hire veterans. >> you are providing americans who served their country and those who continue to serve in other ways a shot. >> reporter: he met with this group of veterans enrolled in pg&e's initiative. it program is designed to teach vets the skills needed for jobs. >> same thing why i joined the military to help others and now i have that opportunity again. >> being in the military is giving me the basic scaffolding that i could persevere. >> reporter: he said american needs to modernize its infrastructure and

but mike mibach tells us, they're still looking for the person who mistreated that dog. >> reporter:in a wicker basket, a pup named fireman. >> the puppy is in pain. somebody did something awful. >> reporter: the puppy is hurting and is under medication. >> someone tried to light his ears on fire. >> reporter: as you can see here, fireman's name is on the board and he's slated to have surgery soon on his ears. she was not found in a street or dark alley he actually was located at antioch animal services in a dog run that is surrounded by a 6-foot fence. it's not known if the person who dropped him off was the person who tortured him or someone who found him. >> come here, buddy. >> reporter: signs that he's scared. >> another reason i think he may have been tortured because he goes into like a defense mode and he starts to bite as soon as i pick him up. >> reporter: she's teamed up with umbrella of hope. an organization that helped thousands of dogs last year. the chihuahua will have to have his ears amputated. >> i can't figure out because it's his ears and under tummy. if he were t

i'm mike mibach. tori campbell has the day off. there is a slight cool down but temperatures are still above average in the bay area. brian flores is joining us live. there are warnings out there today. >> reporter: yeah. we talked about the warnings. there are hidden dangers if you're heading towards the water this afternoon. every friday these marines do some type of training exercise rain or shine. last week was climbing and today it is about running bridge to bridge in above average temperatures. >> that's the thing. some times you can never predict the weather. >> reporter: despite the summer- like temps there are hidden dangers. the coast guard says along the northern and central coast expect deadly potential sneaker waves or rip currents. knowing the conditions gave them a plus. >> big waves about 10 to 12 feet. >> reporter: if you're a boater always have a life jacket with you. stay away from rocks and jetties. for those that don't typically go into the water at the beach -- >> stay away and don't go in. wait for it to calm

i'm mike mibach. the deadly accident happened along highway 101. paul chambers has more about the investigation and what he's learning about the victim. >> reporter: for most part of the morning -- for most of the part part of the morning -- part of the morning, investigator have been out here. the family came to the scene, understandably heartbroken and holding one another. investigators tell us around 7:30 this morning, 28-year-old jarret overfield of novato was working on this hillside above highway 101 when a large pipe broke away. investigators say that when entried to stop the pipe -- when he tried to stop the pipe but was unable to do so and it crushed him. a coworker called 911. when crews came on the scene, they pronounced him dead. we spoke with his younger brother and stepfather who were heartbroken. >> best brother i've ever had. i'm gonna miss him. really hard. >> nobody should have to lowz anybody that says i love you all of the -- have to lose anybody that says i love you all of the time like he did. we're gonna miss him. unbelievabl

i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. beautiful day for a run. rosemary says runners like it cool. it started 6:30 this morning. everyone else going in about 90 minutes. >> it's nice out there. we have low clouds and fog, even farther inland a cooling trend begins today and it will last as we get into the business week ahead. so we're looking at partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. as we start the morning and then as we get into the afternoon, it's going to pull back and we would have mostly sunny skies. there's a live look there at the golden gate bridge. looks a lot like yesterday. we have the fog, the low clouds, the marine layer. a little deeper. and visibility down in some areas. look how widespread it is, into the east bay, south bay over parts of the north bay as we talk about visibility, we have visibility down to a half-mile in and around santa rosa and four miles for napa. four miles not too bad but in this stretch here this is your morning drive. please expect that, it could stick around the next couple of hou

ktvu fox 2 news mike mibach is live with what you learned today about the case. >> reporter: robber saysi have a gun, give me cash, happened 5 times in a week. less than 30 seconds. and tonight this is a top priority case for the police department. >> reporter: petaluma, population 60,000, good food, family parks. >> somebody who knows the town well. >> reporter: 5 locations in the last six days. he is on the case. >> the more these occur the more comfortable he becomes, the more over confident he might be. >> reporter: the robbers first hit on march 25. three times that day. a quick stop at 5:30 a.m. and 45 minutes later and a mile away, this gas station. >> tells the clerk, 30 seconds to give me money. i have a gun. >> reporter: 7 hours after that he hit again. this time he did not hit a store, he did not hit a gas station. he went into super market, deep inside, to the pharmacy. >> the clothing is different there, more distinct. what he was after was different. wasn't after money, after cough syrup. >> reporter: then back to ripping off cash. monday and tuesday, 7-elevens. a mile of e

. >> we begin a mike mibach and the really touching ceremony today. inside the sap center. mike? >> reporter: that's right. family came first for officer michael johnson and it was his sister who addressed her brother saying you have left an emptiness in our lives that cannot be refilled and every day we will honor you. rest in peace my little brother. [ singing amazing grace ] >> reporter: a long line of families standing tall, honoring, saluting, saying good- bye. >> as you will always be in our hearts and minds, our officers will never forget. >> reporter: san jose police officer michael johnson surrounded by those who lived -- loved him. >> we thank you for your life and your sacrifice for us. death did not make uhero -- you a hero, you were already a hero while you lived. the words and photos told the story about this 14 year veteran. his love for suba diving, baking, collecting guns and coins. his wife and parents did not speak but his sister told tales about their childhood days. >> when we played cops and robbers he always inscientisted on being the cop -- insisted on bei

. >> reporter: mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're told more than 8,000 people attended today's service. it was followed by a private burial for family members only. on ktvu.com you will find more pictures from today's memorial service. you will find a slide show in our top story which is located near the top of the page. >>> new developments tonight, from the port of oakland this is a live picture of the port where operations are almost back to normal after a labor dispute slowing shipping there for monthings. - - m o nths. we've learned the backlog of ships is gone. >> it's the clearest sign yet that we are recovering from the cargo slow down that has stymies ports up and down the port for the last three months. >> reporter: previously as many 20 ships a day were waiting. >>> the san francisco giants and oakland a's have moved north from spring training in arizona and tonight baseball returned to the bay area with the start of the annual bay bridge series. ktvu's amber lee in the city along with thousands of fans who couldn't wait to see their two teams in action tonight, ambe

as ktvu's mike mibach found out it comes at a time when the county officials have a moratorium on schoolublic libraries where seeds of knowledge grow. >> for me it's easier to come to the library and checkbooks out instead of buy them. >> reporter: but dorothea dorenz says it's nothing like that. >> i am horrified that people who are supposed to be in charge of our legacy in knowledge don't care. >> reporter: fiction, nonfiction. the claim here is that thousands of them tossed off the shelfs, being disposed without notifying the public. it was recorded by an anonymous employee outside the branch last month. >> we pay our taxes to buy those books. they're controlling our access by taking away older books from us. >> reporter: the president of the alameda board of supervisors scott hagerty tells us there's a moratorium on school disposals. >> it says nothing about public input. it says nothing about giving the public a say in what they want. >> reporter: fremont resident joan guerra says the public should probably not be involved. >> i think the library should know what books are popular o

ktvu's mike mibach who never wastes time on youtube is live with more. >> reporter: a decade of growth uploaded every minute. google knew how big youtube could be in 2006 so they bought it for $1.6 billion in stock and if you don't remember the first video posted, well, let's take a look. >> here we are. they have really, really -- >> reporter: that is youtube co- founder. he uploaded the video april 23, 2005. he is talking about the elephant at the san diego zoo. this video has been seen 20 million time. people share personal announcements, engagements, and other emotional messages like this video of twin brothers coming out to their father. it has been viewed 18 million times. youtube has become synonymous with tutorials. you can learn to do anything by watching a video on youtube or catch up on television and don't forget the silly cat videos. cats versus bananas. already has a half million views. pretty much anything you can find out there on youtube. which video has been watched the most? here it is. [ music playing ] >> that's right. gangnam style viewed more than any other video

i am mike mibach. >> i am julie haener.searching for a man tonight accused of attacking a woman last night. today police added extra patrols along the trail. that is where they found the 29- year-old victim who was sexually assaulted. ktvu's john sasaki is live where he learned about three other sexual assault cases on the same trail. john? >> reporter: that is right. this place may now be known as the place where women are getted sexually assaulted and including -- getting sexually assaulted and including yesterday it happened four times in three years. >> reporter: peace and serenity but residents are concerned about using it. >> i walk on the streets but not the path. i heard there was an attack before. >> reporter: on tuesday, 6:00 p.m., police say a 29-year-old woman was sexually assaulted here. the victim is being treated for her injuries. >> the police woman came to the door last night and we didn't know what happened. >> reporter: what did she say? >> she said had i seen anything. you know? you know? >> reporter: [

ktvu's mike mibach with a look at preparations for the first playoff game on saturday. >> can't tell you where i am at. top secret location. i am in oakland. that is it. i can tell you what i am surrounded by, a ton of golden state warriors merchandise. right here your number two seller, steph curry's jersey. 110 bucks here. where i am at, this is where the team store online store orders come in. they pull from here and they stuff them in the bags. one thing i noticed, the orders, maryland, utah. los angeles. anaheim. i don't know what lakers fans are thinking. those were the cities ordering today. this is the hot shirt. employees fired up about the playoffs as are fans across the bay area. >> reporter: alive and well. >> i love it warriors. >> reporter: popping into the pop up. >> we rep the bay. >> reporter: warriors life. the baby face assassin. third in the nation in team merchandise sales. >> top selling jersey right here. >> reporter: all year? >> yeah. >> reporter: he works for the team store and online business is booming. 200 ordars day pulled from the -- orders a day pulled

in san francisco, mike mibach, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> we talked about the cold morning tomorrow rng there's warmer weather on the way. temperatures into the 70s. how long this warming trend will last. >> up first, house minority leader nancy pee lossy responds to a call to give up her leadership position. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flight. power, wi-fi and streaming entertainment. that's... seize the journey friendly. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> fellow democrats are calling on san francisco representative nancy pelosi to step down from her position. steven lynch told boston's station, that he would not lead the party after the crushing defeat. >> again, it's the least important thing i have to tend today. we have this beautiful open in san francisco, which hub our focus. >> despite losing seats in the election, pelosi

ktvu's mike mibach road along in his motorcade. >> reporter: one time at the melton san francisco financial district came to a halt as vice president joe biden rolled in, aviators on, $20 bill in hand. his order a classic grilled cheese, two tomato basil soups and a chocolate shake. >> that he complained about because it was so good he drank the whole thing. >> reporter: kaplan sat with vice president biden. >> we talked about jobs and the market. >> reporter: biden was in oakland at pg & e oak port. he thanked workers. the vice president met with this group of veterans enrolled in pg & e path way initiative. the work force helps veterans learn new skills to get jobs. >> now i have that opportunity to do that again. >> being in the military has given me that scaffolding to persevere. >> reporter: biden says america has to modernize. >> as the president said in a different context a while ago, you shouldn't have to risk your lives abroad if only 1% of the population has been fighting these wars. and then come home and have to fight as hard to get a job. >> reporter: biden says the best place

i'm mike mibach. >> good morning. i'm claudine wong. let's start off on this sunday with a quick look at the weather. rosemary, the rain, when it went away yesterday i thought ok, it might take a little while to warm up but turned out to be a nice day. >> it was. a little breezy for some but we cleared out nicely and temperatures warmed into the 60s, a few low 70s. today we're warmer. we have a mini heat coming for today and back to work monday. right now the sun is shining bright. no fog to speak of out there. a little bit -- a little bit, trying to form along the coastline and that is about it. we will be mostly sunny for today. look at storm tracker 2, the rain has moved out. we're watching just that final bit of moisture over the sierra last night, that moved on in the overnight hours as well. the winds in the hills, a little breezy but you can see here where we reside, generally light, we have fairfield at 9 miles per hour. just a bit of a breeze in your neighborhood but for most of us light breeze, calm conditions, mostly clear, a

mike mibach here about your weekend watch.into the first of the season. opens from 10:00 to 4:00, features hundreds of vendors. the food trucks will be there to help with your appetite. children aged 12 and under are free. pets always welcome. >>> sunday marks opening day on the bay if you want check out the sites of the blessing of the fleet that is at noon at christie field. >>> in the north bay, the butter and eggs day festival in petaluma. besigned the parade at noon at 10:00 a.m., there's also a cow chip throwing contest. >>> the ing swinging skirts -- the swinging skirts tournament continues out in daly city. great opportunity to watch the best female golfers in the world. the. >>> the warriors' game 4 in new orleans on saturday. the alameda theater is evening its doors. free admission for anyone who wants to pop in and cheer on golden state. >>> and rain in the forecast for saturday morning. the giants are >>> there is a short film appearing online trying to get a message out about climate change in a pretty dramatic fa

i'm mike mibach. >> good morning. i'm claudine wong. thank you for joining us.'s check that weather. it was a beautiful shot outside and rosemary is outside on our third-floor patio. how's it looking? >> reporter: it already looks and feels great out here. just a little bit of a cool weather chill in the air but that is going to go away as we get into the next hour or so. behind me fairly quiet. just a little light breeze at times, a little fog this morning. again temperatures are already beginning to turn around and with all this sunshine we'll be back above the seasonal average. let's look at some of the current conditions. 47 degrees in napa. a huge jump from an hour ago. when you had sunk down to about 38 degrees. that was one of the colder spots we were following. 49 degrees now walnut creek. get around the bay, mid-40s to mid-50s. 55 san francisco. 55 at sfo and 54 mountainview. if you're heading to the farmers market i think it's already quite enjoyable out there. as far as the weather is concerned. 67 for the afternoon today. 74 oakland. if you're going

i'm mike mibach. >> i'm allie rasmus, in for claudine.is giving us a check on the easter weather. blue skies, but it could change 24 hours from now. >> big changes coming our way. for today, mostly sunny, very bright out here this morning. even a little cozy with my light jacket on. we'll point you out, show you a beautiful view, a cool start, light breeze, nothing too terribly wrong, as we get this saturday underway. i want to point you way out, past the coastal hills. we do have a little bit of fog and low cloud cover right up against the coastline. we will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny today with cooler air pulling into the bay area for the afternoon. 48 degrees right now in napa. 49 in santa rosa. 53 san francisco, and 51 for livermore. low 50s for mountain view, and as we get into the second half of the day, temperatures seasonal, widespread 60s in the forecast from san francisco into oakland, upper 60s for concord. 669 for antioch. along the coast, cooler, 5 degrees. the on shore breeze is back with us and it's going to stick aro