to see claudine wong. now that we've got that out of the way. now that we have some much these pictures, traffic is doing okay on northbound 101, approaching the 880 split, i want to mention that whole drive is take burglary 10 minutes, not a bad drive at all, traffic is looking good, it is amazing what dry weather will do for the commute, no major problems reported in san francisco. let's look at highway 80 right now getting up to the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see that hole drive is light. we have a commute -- look at the commute eastbound on 580 and police tried looking for a crash that was reported there and we can get rid of that because they didn't find it but traffic is moving along nicely. let go to steve. >>> you know, sal when i watch her son day mornings, i see claudine wong and she never waves back. am i slammed or what. a decent swath of moisture is and coming in and unfortunately my computer will not advance. we are working on it, but it will not advance. i will send it back because it wi

-- claudine? >> the water department what they could tells us is that they finally had the water up. we are showing you up the street that is the water department -- [ technical difficulties, stand by ] [ technical difficulties, stand by ] >> we are having a signal problem with claude den and we have a water-main break and we will check in with her as soon as we can. >>> they are looking for suspects in a deadly shooting. it happened in the city's bay view district. police found a man who had been shot in the head. he died a short time later at the hospital but it is still not clear what led to gunfire. >>> pg&e substations, last april, somebody attacked a substation at the area coming 15 million in dams. and pg&e said they are working on improving security at substeaksings also. >>> and they are leading them to substations in sacramento. a light pole helped to bring this to an end, tara? >> reporter: that is right, they were able to fix the lights here and about a half hour ago you can see they a

claudine wong is live in vallejo. >> reporter: i just talked to the richmond police department. they say they are not going to make anymore comments. they could not tell me if they have talked to police here in vallejo about ronald guinto. the reason we are here in vallejo because we have done digging into his background and we found he started a camp here. called camp epic. this investigation could span through several counties. those charges come from a time when he was a teacher at the making waves charter school in richmond. but we have done digging, and from what we can tell he's been working with young children for several years. when he was arrested he was a teacher in el cerrito. but the school board president said he had been planning an unauthorized outdoor trip with kids to yosemite. it appears that was not the first time he has done that with kids. and he founded a group called camp epic. his effort to start that group began in 2008. and had its first summer program with children a few years later. he started a spring semester in american canyon. and then he connecte

we posted a long exert of her conversation with claudine on our website. just look for it under hot topics. >>> governor jerry brown has signed a bill to protect patients being forced to switch health insurance plans while still being treated for a serious illness. the continuity of care act closes a loophole here in california. it ensuring insurance coverage even if a patient's provider is not covered under the plan. the insurance is supposed to help 19,000 californians who would other wise lose insurance. >>> they held a news conference in which they pointed out there's an estimated 200,000 people exposed to tuberculosis and they don't even know about it. >> i think people don't realize how much tuberculosis is around. >> the number of tuberculosis cases in santa clara county is greater than that of 38 of the 50 states. here are some facts about tuberculosis. it's an airborne disease. it can affect the lungs but can affect other parts of the body as well. a person with tb can die if they don't get treatment. tb in the lungs causes coughing, chest pain an

we've just lost claudine wong's signal there.lling us more about a teacher accused of child molestation. >>> san francisco police are searching for a suspect in an attempted carjacking in the richmond district. police say they are searching for a man who tried to carjack a victim at gunpoint on clement and 12 streets this morning. the suspect was last seen walking toward park presidio. >>> a suspect connected to the shooting of a san francisco police officer is in custody. tara moriarty is live from san francisco general hospital where the police officer is recovering. >> reporter: he's recovering from the gunshot wound to the shoulder. police arrested the suspect which refers to the car, possession of ammunition and driving more than 100 miles an hour as well as evading officers. they did not charge him with shooting the officer because investigators have to determine exactly what led up to the shooting. >> officer shot. >> i've been hit. >> officer hit. >> reporter: these are the frantic moments captured from the dispatch call.

claudine wong joins us live from waller and divisadero in the city's lower haight with more on repairs and what we've learned about the history of problems on that street. >> let me show you what's happening on waller street. repair crews are hard at work. they are about to get the water turned back onto folks here. that's good news. waller street has been torn up in recent months and years because of problems like this one. here's why -- this is the pipe. you can see the crack here, that cracked this morning and sent the water ushing down the street. this pipe is old, very cold. the puc said it was put in the ground in 1884. it is part of an aging system that won't give residents here a break. the water started rushing down just after 5:00 a.m. this morning. it came down waller. turned the corner at scott and created a pond at the corner of haight. and for a time that flow was pretty strong and pretty steady. >> we heard the water at 5:00 this morning. it started like a storm. the water department got out on scene. by 6:30, turned valves and got the water turned off. residents say fir

so ktvu's claudine wong rode the rails and looked at the issue from a different perspective. you may be surprised by what she saw. >> reporter: for most people this is their view from the train, a small window looking at fast moving scenery, if they even bother to look up. >> not a lot. >> reporter: caltrans says it wants everyone to be aware of safety, but when it comes to this issue, sometimes it's all about perspective and what better perspective than that of the engineer? we weren't allowed to interview a caltrain engineer or even get video where they sit, but we were allowed to set up our camera at this window just below them and from that perspective got a better idea of what a ride looks like from their seat. we could see how much view was blocked by the trees and brush that line the track and even though we rode just 30 minutes, we saw glimpses of what they see every day. this woman ushering a young boy across the street while the crossing arms are down racing to catch the train we were on, in such a hurry she almost went down the wrong side of the fence there to keep

that's where claudine wong is. we're learning that people may have to do without water for several more hours. >> reporter: that's right. the good news, the water is turned off. if you look behind me, you won't see water rushing anymore. where this happened is right where the tree is next to the street. you can see some caution tape up on the tree. the water main that broke is six inches wide. they are still not sure what happened. they were able to turn off the water within the last hour, but now they have to dig up the street. right now they are working on residents to move their cars. let's show you what it looked like after 5:00 this morning when it happened. the water went on rushing down waller street, turned the corner, went down scott, kept on going and then started pulling up down over at haight street and caused a pretty big mess. that's where the priority is because when all of that water came rushing down, it took a lot of sand with it. it's still messy down there. what happened? we're still not sure. t

i'm claudine wong. >> good morning, everyone.t's get right over to rosemary and a quick look at that sunday forecast. >> good morning to you. what a beautiful start to the day. take a look at this, minor changes in the forecast for today, live from san francisco, you can see we've got the transamerica tower on the left side of your screen. high clouds overhead and strings of low cloud moving through the bay still at this hour, rolling through earlier but beginning to improve where it still is gray along the coastline this morning. so this is where we are going to see cooler temperatures for today, we've got some fog here in and around ocean beach, sliding down through pacifica. if i slide in really close you can see over the avenues from the richmond district down through the sunset and sliding south. it goes all the way into areas like half moon bay, monterra, seal cove there in the gray at this hour. farther south areas like santa cruz waking up mostly sunny but i think that the low clouds and the fog will be holding close to t

i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. rosemary orozco for a check on the storm. >> yes, it continues to move south, slowly taking the rain with it. here's the center of the storm. it's going to be moving south and east over the course of today. we are watching just the wrap- around bands. this is why if you think about it, the storm moving south, this is why southern portions of the bay area still seeing that light to moderate rain this morning, while most of us are just with hit or miss showers and the central bay has been mainly dry for most of it. we've got santa cruz still with light showers reported, so you can expect this for scott valley, light rain falling over your area. it's going to be a wet one, getting over 17 this morning. santa clara, san jose, fremont, milpitas, perhaps a few scattered showers in and out of your neighborhood. if we slide a little bit north and east, we've got light rain falling. looks like american canyon, along i-80 from vallejo, fairfield, martinez, and this stretch here along and into t

it is monday, i am claudine wong in for pam cook. >> let's talk about weather, steve is over there. >> we have increasing clouds, a little bit is falling and our system will continue to spread in a lot of your cover. it is really not that cool all know livermore is 45. 52 with some light rain, increasing clouds throughout the day, a few impulse impulses and the rain will be to the north between wednesday night and thursday and that's a little undone and it is spot on for the north bay and they will be picking up highs today and lows and it is getting busier as you drive in from vallejo to berkeley and that is taking 20 minutes which is not an unusual drive time testimony but between oakland and the and transit and there are no major problems as you drive through. we are am taken am crash, where theme people were injured. >> reporter: police believe alcohol played a role in this accident. it happened on osgood road and fremont police are out here piecing together this accident but they believe both of the drivers involved were under the influence. that includes a mother who was riding

i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. in a couple of minutes. first, let's check in with rosemary on this beautiful saturday morning. >> yeah, temperatures are going to be running very warm for this time of the year. taking a live look at mostly clear skies over sfo. no delays reported. let's talk about our numbers. it will be all about the numbers for today. 49 in heyward right now. 48 in oakland. 53 san francisco. low 50s if you're headed to sfo. 51 in mountain view. in the north bay, temperatures on the cool side. 41 in napa, 42 santa rosa, 46 in novato. for the inner east bay, upper 40s, mid-50s. mid-50s in antioch. 48 for foster city. menlo park, 44. palo alto, 46 outside your door. sunnyvale, 48. 46 degrees in saratoga. a bit of a chill in the air, but we have plenty of sunshine and the winds are light. so it doesn't feel bad out there this morning. maybe a light jacket for the farmers market, but a great day for a run and a parade. the parade for the st. patrick's day in the city of san francisco, 62 degrees at 11:

claudine wong, ktvu news. >>> this is the third time the operation has conducted nationwide.he number rose to 506. this year authorities made 536 arrests. 122 of those citations and arrests were made here in the bay area. >>> a first for the california assembly which named a new speaker today. san diego democrat tony adkins will become the first lesbian to lead the assembly. she will also become the first woman from san diego to hold the post. adkins was elected to the assembly four years ago after serving eight years on the san diego city council. she's expected to be sworn in later this spring replacing john perez. >>> a light earthquake rattled parts of los angeles today. >> oh my goodness. that's an earthquake. >> yeah. >> and that's a big one. >> reporter: as you can see it caught this news crew off guard at our sister station. it struck around 3:30 this morning. you can hear it as the quake shook the cameras. meanwhile at ktla the anchors dove under the desks to protect themselves. >>> we've got temperatures today they were in the 60s and 70s. much cooler than they were

. >>> i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. pretty wet day out there. and what is in store for today much we will say hello to rosemary orozco. >> good morning, rosemary. >> good morning. >>> giving you a live look over the oakland area and partly cloudy skies. few of us waking up, partly cloudy. and still seeing residual showers on the storm tracker 2 and primarily in the hills, we may see just a few lingering showers up over the hills for today as the system again is all but out of here. in the sierra, the showers are winding down as well. ski resorts picking up more than a foot and a half of snow and half inch to an inch of rain. that is great news. i will have the totals coming for you in my next go around. but for today we are dealing with patchy fog and still moist out there. without the cloud cover this morning, it is chillier. five to 15 degrees cooler. for the afternoon, mcof sun and clouds. we will be dry. 44 in walnut creek. >> 50 in san francisco and 39 in santa rosa. so be prepared for a chilly start in some areas this morning. in the after

claudine wong, ktvu news. >>> this is the third time the operation has conducted nationwide.se to 506. this year authorities made 536 arrests. 122 of those citations and arrests were made here in the bay area. >>> a first for the california assembly which named a new speaker today. san diego democrat tony adkins will become the first lesbian to lead the assembly. she will also become the first woman from san diego to hold the post. adkins was elected to the assembly four years ago after serving eight years on the san diego city council. she's expected to be sworn in later this spring replacing john perez. >>> a light earthquake rattled parts of los angeles today. >> oh my goodness. that's an earthquake. >> yeah. >> and that's a big one. >> reporter: as you can see it caught this news crew off guard at our sister station. it struck around 3:30 this morning. you can hear it as the quake shook the cameras. meanwhile at ktla the anchors dove under the desks to protect themselves. >>> we've got temperatures today they were in the 60s and 70s. much cooler than they were 24 hours ag

i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. >> hope your sunday is perfect. we will check in with rosemary to start it off. >> on sunday, more of the same. we have green here. i am tracking a few showers. start in the north bay. picking up light rain around the canyon. sliding into the here and ready to fall over the area. sonoma. and right around santa rosa and in san jose this morning. this is what we are going to see as we roll through the sunday. mostly cloudy for today and few light passing showers expected for most of the area. you can see we are dry here. i will show you the forecast model. it as relatively mild start and look at the numbers in your neighborhood coming up. >>> following breaking news in san leandro. we are learning one firefighter had a close call this morning after falling through a hole in the floor there allie. >> reporter: they were battling the buyers, one of the floors of the three story home partially collapsed and one firefighter fell through. according to the alameda fire officials, they said he

ktvu's claudine wong takes us inside we day. >> reporter: they filed in by the summons thousands andndreds and thousands and the excitement grew. >> great way to inspire the kids. >> i didn't think there would be this many. >>> california's we day described as super bowl for community service. each seat earned by california students. >> 16,000 kids will fill oracle arena for we day and a lot are from the bay area. including these guys and these guys. >> reporter: this is california's first we day but the movement has seen a lot of success throughout canada and seattle. founded by two brothers who founded the group free the children when he was 12 years old. this was a star studded day with the red carpet filled with collects who dedicated them -- collects who -- celebrities who dedicated themselves. >> you can make a difference in your community, whether you are a celebrity or normal person. you can change the world no matter who you are. >> reporter: it was a day to impress and to make an impression. a day to inspire and to be inspired. today the lesson was giving back is not only r

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. sure we lost an hour of sleep but i feel pretty good. >> i thought i'd feel more tired but i don't. i feel fantastic. >> rosemary how about yourself. >> i think i'm going to need a nap a little later. good morning to you. we have a half hour until the official sunrise but the sky becoming a little lighter, and you can see solid deck of clouds out there this morning. we are going to be mostly cloudy for the entire day, a very moist air mass in place, even squeezing out a few showers in the overnight hours. at this hour mostly cloudy, most mostly dry and temperatures very mild. 5 to 10 degrees warmer than where we started yesterday. 50s around the bay, even upper 50s in san jose, redwood city, mountain view. upper 50s in antioch as well as livermore. as we roll through your sunday we're going to continue with all this gray. i'll take you all the way in to close to midnight and you'll notice not a lot of rain popping up. it's still well to the north. eventually it's going to get here. th

i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. i'm mike mibach. >> a little breezy out there, the rain has been steady all morning long. let's about to storm tracker 2. you can see the clean line of rain. it's sliding just a little bit, and we'll see where we have moderate rain falling. a few cells you can see just over the hills. east of santa rosa, a steady rain for a few hours. it's been right about here. it will shift to the south, but i want to take you south here and show you that most of us are still mainly dry picking up a little drizzle along the coastline, along the east bay. here at the south bay you'll get it less. this line will be moving from north to south. we will over the course of the morning begin to see the rain shifting to the south. i'm tracking snow in the hills. the snow levels are still right about the 5500 feet above blue canyon. you can see up in areas along lake tahoe a mix of snow and rain there. there's a winter storm warning in place. it will last until early sunday morning. we can see one to two fee

our claudine long shows us we day is helping americans for tomorrow. >> and local. inside or 8:00 arena this morning, there was a transformation under way getting that site ready for california's first ever we day. >> what is we day. how do you explain this? >> it is a reward for students doing amazing things. think of it as the superbowl but doing good. >> there is no charge to attend, but the 16,000 kids who will be here for what is going to be a celebration of all their good work have earned their speech. and fees are waiting for kids in palo alto. they collected food for the homeless and their pets. there will be spots for students from -- and in freemont for their work for the environment. san francisco tells us to attend the academic day school will be here because they help fund education in kenya. and children from st. phillip mary elementary school in alameda who shave their ed hads for canner and knitted scarves for the homeless will also be part of the day. >> and 9.6 million hours they lost during their way in. $37 million for a thousand different charit

and within the past hour, ktvu's claudine wong talked to the president. >> reporter: the school board president had some very interesting things to say about this false report. we should tell you that today, ramsey took us into the school to show us the bathroom where the alleged crime had happened, the health center where the alleged report had been made. he told us he did that to show the district wasn't scared of tackling problems here head on. he said he did that because he wanted to be transparent about what was happening and how the district was responding. and even though the report turned out to be false, he says a response is still justified. the west contra costa school district is a district with problems and just because this case goes away, doesn't mean all those problems have been solved. >> remember, we're a school district that has had real legitimate heinous crimes take place. we had a gang rape in 09 '09 in richmond high school. we had an 8th grader raped. i'm not going to sit here and deny we haven't had problems. west contra costa has had a lot of problems. for tod

. >> and i am claudine wong, pam cook has the day off.go to sal. >>> all right, let's take a look at what we have, the one thing i want to mention first would be a very serious crash on washington in osgood and this crash has closed many streets in the area and it will be rather slow in this area washington and osgood. bay bridge, traffic is backed up for about a 2 for minute delay bought the drive team is 15 minutes and there are no major problems as you drive through. let's go to steve. >>> we have a lot of rain to the north but reports it's really heavy on reports of mendocino coast. very light on the south bay, and near oxy, that is about it but 50s on the temperatures and cloud cover is rolling in here and we may get a brief sunrise which is taking aim apt us. this time there will be heavier around and for everybody else, it could be a steady move to the north bay. 60s, let's go back to the desk. >>> police are continuing to investigate an accident which involves two cars and injured a four-year-old girl. we want to go back to where

ktvu's claudine wong with more on the operation that started with one very simple question. >> reporter: frank, police send minors into stores to see if they sell them alcohol, this time they stayed outside and asked people walking by to go in and buy it for them. call call was there -- ktvu was there as it went down. >> reporter: as the handcuffs were put on he didn't deny buying alcohol for a minor. >> look, i made mistake. >> reporter: he was arrested during a shoulder tap operation. decoys stand outside businesses and ask people to buy them beer. it happens as officers watch and wait. >> hopefully they will say no. if they buy beer for them then we pull in and arrest them. >> reporter: 9-10 say no. >> we just had our third refusal. >> he said he told the teen what you are doing is wrong, don't do this. after he says no this man says yes. >> arrest teams move in. >> reporter: this was the largest operation in the state's history. >> i think it is higher than what the state averages but i think it is still successful in the sense we have 15 people that said no. sorry. >> reporter: for

. >> reporter: with claudine wong showing vulnerabilities. >> it is within our power to improve robustness and resilient of our grid so it is no longer an attractive target. >> reporter: even now they have made no progress finding the south bay sniper. they are making progress on a plan to prevent future attacks. >> we are not waiting for legislation to get settled, but we are acting aggressively to improve substation security. >> reporter: that pg&e spokesman said after the attack the utility put additional safeguards in place telling us they are installing more security cameras and lights at facilities, building additional fencing and hiring more guards. >>> bay area jury convicted a man involved in a 2010 shoot out with chp officers in oakland. he faces life in prison. prosecutors say he had an arsenal of weapons in his truck when he was pulled over on interstate 580. he told investigators he was on his way to san francisco where he planned to attack several liberal organizations as part of what he called a right wing revolution. >>> now to south bay and a cold case arrest a man accused

in richmond, claudine wong. >>> mountain view based google won a court victory. fighting claims that it illegally scanned private e- mail messages to show users advertisements. the judge ruled today the case will not be given class action status. google has denied doing anything wrong. the company claims users agreed to have messages scanned when they signed up for g mail service but the judge has already rejected that claim. >>> temperatures today slightly warmer than they were yesterday. and they're going to be warmer again tomorrow. take a look at the numbers we had. we had temperatures back into the 70s. very similar to yesterday. but just a little bit warmer in many locations. you see the 76 in antioch. 71 in livermore. weather systems staying to the north of us. those weather systems are basically set up to the jet stream well up there. so we're high and dry for quite some time. out in the avenues of san francisco, we have no fog to speak of this time. the winds were up look at the avenues clear. mostly clear. with the clear skies and less wind tonight temp

in richmond, claudine wong. >>> mountain view based google won a court victory. fighting claims that it illegally scanned private e- mail messages to show users advertisements. the judge ruled today the case will not be given class action status. google has denied doing anything wrong. the company claims users agreed to have messages scanned when they signed up for g mail service but the judge has already rejected that claim. >>> temperatures today slightly warmer than they were yesterday. and they're going to be warmer again tomorrow. take a look at the numbers we had. we had temperatures back into the 70s. very similar to yesterday. but just a little bit warmer in many locations. you see the 76 in antioch. 71 in livermore. weather systems staying to the north of us. those weather systems are basically set up to the jet stream well up there. so we're high and dry for quite some time. out in the avenues of san francisco, we have no fog to speak of this time. the winds were up look at the avenues clear. mostly clear. with the clear skies and less wind tonight temp

. >> reporter: with claudine wong showing vulnerabilities. >> it is within our power to improve robustness and resilient of our grid so it is no longer an attractive target. >> reporter: even now they have made no progress finding the south bay sniper. they are making progress on a plan to prevent future attacks. >> we are not waiting for legislation to get settled, but we are acting aggressively to improve substation security. >> reporter: that pg&e spokesman said after the attack the utility put additional safeguards in place telling us they are installing more security cameras and lights at facilities, building additional fencing and hiring more guards. >>> bay area jury convicted a man involved in a 2010 shoot out with chp officers in oakland. he faces life in prison. prosecutors say he had an arsenal of weapons in his truck when he was pulled over on interstate 580. he told investigators he was on his way to san francisco where he planned to attack several liberal organizations as part of what he called a right wing revolution. >>> now to south bay and a cold case arrest a man accused

in richmond, claudine, channel 2 news. >>> being blamed for spreading germs, plus a dog, man's best friende future of fire fighting, how one firefighter is juiceing google class to get ahead whenever second matters. >> autopsy results were results for sea moore hoffman. . >>>. >>> state law make irs are considering a bill that would give tax breaks to anyone who adopts a dog or a cat from a shelter. if it is approved, anyone who adopted from a shelter in the state would receive a $100 tax refund from the state. supporters say the bill would encourage more people to take some of the 800 thousand dogs and cats that end up in shelters each year in california. jeremy brown made it official today, he is running for an unprecedented fourth term as gorn nor. at the alameda county rej stars office because he served his first two terms in the 70s before the state had a term limits law, he was not precluded from running again. brown said his reasons for seeking re-election are simple. there are things he still wants to do and also, he likes the job. >> every morning i get up, and i like to go to wor

. >> i'm allie rasmus in for claudine wong. let's get a quick look at the weather. >>> a good morning for a run. a live look over the oakland estuary where we're partly sunny skies this morning and the clouds back with us along the coast around the bay into the north bay as well as the south bay. let's take a look. i'll show you where, hugging the coastline you can see along the peninsula as we head into the north bay, santa rosa, napa reporting, low clouds stretches through petaluma and novato. livermore woke up mostly cloudy. you're mostly sunny so you have the sunshine outside your door. the official sunrise will be in the next 9 minutes or so. you can see from oakland, hayward into fremont we have the low clouds with us again into san jose as well. i think it's going to pull back. i think we're going to be a lot like yesterday. slightly warmer in the afternoon for most of us around the bay and inland, but here we go. let me show you what happens as we get into the 9, 10:00 hour. it's peeling away from our inland communities

. >>> i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. pretty wet day

i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach.of the weather with rosemary. >> good morning to you. we have an enjoyable day in the forecast, soft sunlight, mild temps, coming this afternoon. this morning, still a cool one for some of us. 49 degrees in santa rosa. low 50s in novato. getting into san francisco, we have temperatures in the mid to upper 50s reported in downtown, although we don't have that number right here. it's not too bad outside your door. 57 in oakland. low 60s reported in walnut creek. 61 in antioch. let's take a tour along the peninsula right now. 58 in menlo park. upper 050s outside your door for palo alto. we're looking at mid-50s, los altos hills. sunny and 60 degrees in sunnyvale right now. 52 at saratoga. east bay, 56 lafayette, 59 for pittsburg. san ramon, 56. high clouds overhead likely outside your door. these high clouds are associated with a system way back here that will bring us rain eventually. we don't have to worry about it today or tomorrow, but likely rain in the forecast. let's take a look at

in for claudine wong. let's get a quick look at the weather. >> another fantastic afternoon in store. we are waking up to the low clouds and fog back with us. taking a look over you can see the gray over parts of oakland and facing toward the east. we do have mostly sunny skies expected for the second half of the day. i will show you where the fog and the low clouds are. we have it along the coastline in to the east as we showed you. through the strait, santa rosa reporting visibility down to a quarter mile at the airport. it's a little bit of patchy fog and visibility. low if you have an early morning drive along the valley floor. i think you will find patchy fog. as we get to eight, nine, it'll start to slowly burn off. we will mostly be sunny on the way to the coastline. notice as i put it into motion we are into four and we still have clouds up and down the coast. partly sunny to mostly cloudy for the coastline. mostly sunny away from the coast today and temperatures will be feeling pretty good. it's a

claudine wong is in the studio with more, including what we found out about the pizzaman making headlinesll, dave, oscar not is always remembered for the big winners and the unexpected moments. this year's show delivered both. some pointed speeches and a few slices of pizza. >> and the oscar goes to -- "12 years a slave." [ cheers ] >> there you heard it. it won the oscar for best picture. history was made when the movie's director became the first african-american director to win best motion picture and the new come comer won for her role. >> when i look down at this, no matter where you are from, your dreams are valid. >> kate plan chet won for best -- cate blanchett won for her role in blue jasmine and mathew mcconaughey won for dallas buyers club. and ellen degeneres ordered pizza. the pizzaman, he was the real deal. he works at a real shop. ellen asked people to donate money for his tip and reportedly got $300. and also twitter, what may be one of those star-studded self- fies either -- selfies. dave? >> thank you to find out more on the oscars, go to ktvu.com. we have a special sect