i want to show you claudine's ornaments.and i found this lovely purple glitter ornament the. and mike i don't think you can be trusted with a leaf blower so i picked you up this. >> i've got two rakes but i could use another one. >> reporter: it's good exercise. we are not hurting the environment with a gas powered leaf blower. we are all manpowerred. i caught up with interesting characters. let me show you video from inside the parking lot. these guys made a haul this morning. we talked to a couple international students from germany. what we are seeing here is instead of catching people going into the mall, we see a lot more people wrapping up their shopping because the mall opened up at 6:00 p.m.. the international students like i said they're from germany. they got a taste of this american tradition called black friday. let's just say they indulged. >> you're lying on the ground with a bunch of stuff behind you. what is up with that? >> we are trying to figure out how much we bought. >> reporter: we are seeing a lot of p

mike is claudine's biggest fan. >> mike is claudine's biggest tan. [ laughter ] >> we made it work. >aid that. >> so are these hard to fine? or this is the popular stuff that people like? >> reporter: these birds are literally flying off store shelves. so it's a lot of fun. but there are so many different pets kids are look for. who said a dinosaur can't be a pet? we have this really cool gift. one of my favorites for the holiday season. it's called zoomer dino. his eyes light up. he has all different emotions. you can see his eyes are green. he is really happy. if it eyes turn red that means he's a little angry. the robotics are so enhanced. you are seeing really cute technology. for the big kid in your life, they will be impressed with this gift. >> i have the old cabbage patch kid. i was thinking 1986. i thought these went out of style. here she is. is its cabbage patch one of the top toys? >> it is. and you know what is so fun about this, there is a whole new generation of kids that are experiencing cabbage patch kids. they love experiencing it all over again. walking down the toy

ktvu's claudine wong has more on their campaign and why it is about to end. >> reporter: a strange siteead turning and people stopping taking pictures. >> reporter: right now in buildings across alameda county you will find football fields, and even this guy and it is all built from cans of food. the county has always collected food for the holidays. last year they gave that spirit of giving a little twist. they pitted departments against each other and challenged them to collect and built something spectacular. >> looking at the port of oakland. >> built it for two days. >> reporter: that is allowed for creativity and competition. >> we want to be the first. [ laughter ] >> reporter: something else happened. >> it is overwhelming. >> reporter: 9500 employees employees and lots of participation. >> 90%. >> the county has doubled its donations from last year. >> 16,000 pounds of food has been collected. by the at the end of the day we will have $8,000 in cash contributions. >> but it is coming down sooner than later. they are serving 1-5 which is more than the national average. >> they n

claudine?providing the gift of warmth holiday season, the event is held across the bay area and how you can help today. >> live at unvalley mall in concord where black friday sales are underway. we'll tell you where the deals are and we'll also let you know where the lines are. >>> good morning, right now, we are looking at northbound 101 in san jose. it looks very good. probably the best you will see all week. >> waking up with fog this morning. tomorrow waking up with rain. more on what you can expect today. i'll track that warm weather coming up. ç3ç3ç3ç3 >>> welcome back to morning on 2. i'm mike mipach. >> i'm clubin wong. i don't want to eat anything else. dave and torry are off today. let's gate check on traffic and weather. rosemary is in for steve. >> be on your guard if you are step out this morning. giving you a look at the oakland estuary where the sun is up and shining. it's a cool start, giving you a live look there at a glowing sun. clouds will continue for the dayance we continu

they don't know what happened. >> all i know is she's not here. >> reporter: claudine wong, ktvu news janela's family say they have filed a missing person's report and we did reach out to oakland police today but we haven't heard back yet. the family says they're planning on handing out more fliers tomorrow. >>> the city of richmond is planning a vigil for peace tomorrow after a string of shootings in that city many involving students. since last tuesday, police say five teens have been wounded. along with a 21-year-old. and on friday, a 16-year-old boy and a 29-year-old man were killed in separate shootings in richmond and north richmond. the recent spike in violence is hitting richmond high school hard since five of the victims are former or current students including the two people who died. >> it's like a kick in the gut. i was so hoping we were past that. this has been the central issue in this district, in this community for a long time. you know education gets pushed to the side. everything gets pushed to the side when young people are spilling blood in the streets. >> it's not

. >> i'm claudine wong. let's go to rosemary for a look at the weather. >> it will be a pretty day, we have got temperatures on the warmup for the second half of the afternoon and for the weekend, really giving you a live look at that shot over the oakland estuary. patchy fog for some this morning. it will clear out of watt i and we're looking at mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. take a look at the storm tracker 2, no rain to speak of. perhaps in the extended forecast, i'll come up with that in a little bit. we'll talk about what's happening right now. a little bit of patchy fog to deal with, but when we get to the second half of the afternoon, it's about the sunshine, 46 in napa, 44 novato and a bit of a chill in the air for some. a lot of 40s and low 50s around the bay area at this time. for the afternoon today upper 60s with mostly sunny skies in pacifica and mid-70s around the bay, 75 hayward and 76 for you san jose, temperatures are slightly warmer. mid- to upper 70s, 80 degrees in the forecast for

many others as well from our own claudine wong.64 at 5:30 today. in santa clara for the seahawks and 49ers, 50s by the second half. we are going to have to wait for a secondary system to swing in. looks like late friday, more likely saturday. after that anything goes here. there is no consensus past sunday into monday or tuesday. a lot of high clouds. cloudy to mostly cloudy. looks like the rain is lifting north even up to crescent city north towards oregon. 40s and 50s. had a couple, just a few, really, i should say, 30s. a lot of 40s in there. 50, 42 alamo. 44 anitoch. upper 40s brentwood, pittsburg. lake tahoe, 40s. a lot of reports of fog towards mendocino county. 40s in eureka. thank you, jim. 47 sacramento. everything right now is staying up and over. we have to wait for the secondary system, that would be saturday morning, late, late, friday, early saturday. so far projections are holding it to be wet. on saturday my fear is it is come down, they will cut this in half. still 48 hours away. high clouds. hazy skies. patchy fog

welcome back i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. rosemary is promising we'll get a break from that rain. how long do we have to wait rosemary? >> that's a big word promise. i think it will be good in the afternoon. this is the sort of day we like. we'll be drying out by the second half, and that will allow us to get outdoors and have fun. i'm giving you a look here into san francisco where it is a soggy start to your morning. if we dive into the radar we'll look at where some of this light rain is falling. it's sweeping through the bay area. it will shift south and east and the south bay you'll get it last, we'll have it earlier in the past. anywhere from a 10th of an inch, napa, santa rosa and novato. if we ship along the peninsula it's steady here. pacifica, san bruno, around the airport you're seeing light rain. in the east bay it's a steady light rain as well. from hayward, alameda, all these small communities in between, you have light rain falling and san a are money dublin stretching into antioch as well. as we get to the sec

ktvu's claudine wong has more on the importance of spreading warmth this holiday season. >> reporter: one after another, waiting for a warm meal. >> give a kiss to mom. >> for her and her daughter -- >> a big help. cuts your food cost. >> my husband and i separated and he kicked us out. myself and the baby. >> reporter: s the weather dropped concerns rise. >> coat definitely doesn't factor into the budget. >> reporter: she is not alone. last week's rain was a reminder that winter is coming. >> we received a lot of requests from guests that, you know, that are on the streets, they needed coats. >> those are the people the one warm coat drive hopes to help. it started in 1992 with one goal, collect coats to give to those in need free of charge. >> the coats go off the racks quickly. >> reporter: ktvu partnered with one warm coat. the response to this holiday tradition has been nothing short of overwhelming. piles of coats grow bigger than the girl scouts who help collect them. for st. anthonys the year is already spent delivering free clothes. >> last year i believe we received a thousa

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now at 6:00 p.m.. the clues that have investigators concerned this was no accident. >> an arrest in the hit and run death of a 14-year-old boy who was crossing the street when he was hit by a driver trying to escape from the police. >> parishioners put it in but thieves ripped it all out. >> shock and disbelief that somebody would ache the at the -- take the astro turf. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> a mystery on the mountain. how did a woman end up in the middle of a busy earl highway. police are piecing together clues to figure out how she got there. good evening everyone. >>> hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> investigators figured out who she was but they don't know how she got there. the body was found on highway 29 in napa. ktvu's noelle walker is live at the sheriff's department where investigators are trying to answer the questions surrounding this mysterious death. >> reporter: we know she had injuries

ktvu's claudine wong has more. >> reporter: the surveillance video comes from outside the store.ou can see the victim exiting and heading out to her car. the victim told ktvu she had just gotten into an argument inside the store and an argument that started after she scad mother to calm her screaming child. >> the video shows the victim exiting the store and you see a woman in a red shirt approaching her. >> reporter: there was a conversation. when we sat down with the victim yesterday she told us what was said. >> hear her say where did you tell me to go, i said go to [ bleep ] she hits me in the mouth. shoves me to the ground, hits me again. >> the video shows that violent confrontation. one punch and another. s the victim is down on the -- as the victim is down on the ground. the mother gets up and walks away to a waiting car. the video shows the victim going for help and shows clearly that people were in the area when all this happened. police are asking those witnesses to come forward. in the meantime they say we should all learn something from this incident. >> i think the

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that was nice hearing her husband saying people like me, they go fund me site because she can't work right now and she blogging about her journey. we put up links on www.ktvu.com. i saw a saying that says i wish cancer would get cancer cancer and die and i think that is my feeling exactly. >>> now to our meteorologist mark tamayo, talking about the weather we are hoping for which is rain. >> might be able to talk about rain next week but we will have to wait. this weekend, fog in the morning, near the immediate coast line. but temperatures trending back up. it will feel like summer into the weekend forecast. pacifica only 59 degrees. with a steady breeze and dense fog there and lots of 60s and lower 70s around the way. the warm spot, you can see, livermore, 80 degrees. right now we have dense fog clinging to the coast line. this will push back into the bay in the short term over the next 3, 4 hours. you can see right now. the fog bank. half moon bay and pacifica and ocean beach and golden gate bridge as well. current numbers. we have 60s and 70s

claudine wong, and john.ou. >>> we will check in with rosemary to see when we are working. >>> nice one to be outdoors. mostly sunny skies expected. few clouds passing overhead. i will explain why in a moment. giving you a live look into san francisco. isn't that just a beautiful view. we do have a few patches of fog out there. not a lot and when it is patchy, it is more dangerous. take it easy. right around livermore. and little bit of patchy fog and the visibility, a little tough as well. >> so that is to be aware of over the east bay. >> we have just enough wind to preclude some of the fog from forming this morning. we are waking up with sunny skies and no report of fog in the neighborhood. beginning to strengthen over the pacific. nudging our way in the coming days and that is going to lead to a dry, warming trends. >> for today, temperatures in the ballpark of yesterday. we will be dry and mostly sunny. >> in and out of a few high clouds. they will work around the ridge of high pressure. storm track well

i'm claudine. >> hoep you're having a great sunday morning. let's turn to rose marry. >> it's a cloudy start out there. it's a beautiful sunrise. a live look at the fwoelden gate. where we have a sheet of high clouds. notice the flag to the right. moeg just a bit. here at the surface the winds are light. in the hills the winds are blowing. that's going to help dry us out. sake a look at the satellite view. beautiful sunrise in many areas this morning. not a lot of fog this speak of. the winds not so bad. we have a northerly breeze in fairfield at 8. it's up in the hills where the winds gusting to near 30 miles per hour. we're noted -- not going to feel that. in 46 in concord. upper 40s in redwood city and 60 at sfdsfo. here's where we will land in the afternoon. 67 in san francisco. 67 san jose. 70 santa rose rosa. we will continue the trend. wet weather returns to the bay area. i'll track that for you coming up. >> problems for some people headed in and out of san francisco international. a popular subtle service is not quite on time. ally? >

we heard part of it in claudine's story. you to read on our website at ktvu.com. >> i would like to read that. that was a fascinating story listening to them talk and seems like that's what we need more of. conversations like that about real things, real life situations. >>> let's talk about our weather now. bringing in bill martin today. i walked outside and i thought wow it's warm out here. >> it was warm. it's going to be warm again tomorrow. we had numbers into the upper 60s and low 70s. it's the middle or end of november. we're knocking off temperatures we're there. we're also getting a spare the air alert day for the second day in a row for tomorrow. that's an indication it's going to be warm again. this high pressure takes ownership of the area. you knew that. we talked about that last night. this is just the jet stream way up here. where's the green? where the jet stream is. this is the system we're tracking right here and what it will do is under cut the jet stream. that green will come this way. that will start to

i'm claudine long. >> we heard about the fog making its way back along the coast, let's go to rose mary. but it is back. >> some of us waking up with gray skies, one noteddable change. a live shot, here, you can see the low clouds in the distance. the fog, patchy dense fog for some. visibility a tough one as we get into the afternoon. we'll have plenty of sunshine, once again, but areas of san francisco this morning waking up with the clouds, half moon bay. ocean beach a great start to the day for you, here. go inland, we have mostly clear skies, patchy fog over parts of the north bay again this morning and temperatures a lot like how we started yesterday. 45 degrees in napa. a chilly start for you santa rosa, 44 degrees. around the bay, upper 40s to low 50s. upper 40s in walnut creek wells livermore. these numbers a lot like yesterday. 78 in napa, 76 san raphael. mid-to upper 70s in the forecast livermore, antioch and fairfield. this will be one of the warmest days. temperatures will be cooler into the week and the possibility of rain. i'll show you the extended forecast for the week.

ktvu's claudine wong talked to the chief about why this has all come up thousand, especially becauseting started. >> could be a good idea. >> reporter: but we are about to hear a lot more. >> seems to be hot spots for most communities. >> reporter: it's a question of cameras. cameras that would watch who comes and who goes. >> i think it's an invasion of privacy. >> reporter: but $10,000 cameras would scan the license plate of every car. >> it's a camera that takes a picture of a license plate. this technology allows the officer to be advised immediately if the car is stolen or the license plate is wanted. >> reporter: the hope is twofold. if the bad guys know there are cameras, they will choose to stay away. if they do come to town, officers get help solving or preventing a crime. so the question, where do you put them? highway 24 cuts right through the middle of orinda. the chief says that area tends to be a hot spot and said cameras would likely be most effective there, as well as along two other ways in and out of the city. but the chief insists the camera idea isn't crime-driven

i'm claudine wrong. let's start you -- wong.er. >> reporter: wet weather falling over parts of south bay, the peninsula, the coastline over parts of the north bay. it is a partly cloudy, childly part to the morning. now we'll take you into the east bay, where we have partly sunny skies and a nice, dry one as well. we are drying out at least most of us this morning, now let's dive into the radar and i'll show you where the rain is still falling in some areas over the santa cruz mountains. if you are driving along highway 1, it is going to be slick this morning. stretches in through areas like san bruno, san mateo, light rain falling over your area. san carlos, into redwood city. moderate rain again over the santa cruz mountains. this is passing through but the rays here. saratoga, san jose here with a little bit of lacks likes a dry spot in san jose. santa clara seeing light rain. i have to back it up though, not everybody is seeing this. take a look at what is going on over the north bay and people over the east bay. each waking

claudine wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> and donate being a coat can help.nd of the year and you will find donations sites at san francisco's ferry run and on the way and alex savage will be out at bay street and give them a high five. it is always fun. >> it is not freezing but a coat is in store for what is few full today. >>> the lows are warmer, temperatures up and we also have a football forecast, hazy skies, 64 degrees and it looks good before we get going and thank you lane and thanks to all the lady's on tonight's pie. a it is timing in here and partly cloudy to the north and it looks like it will be dry today. 30s, 40s and 50 organization and we know higher elevations have been am running warm and it has come down a little bit. 50s for some. and it is two wanter than reno some patchy fog out in are valley and the confidence level is high, it is beyond and it looks beyond, patchy fog, not a lot but a little bit around and as we head towards saturday, it look it looks like rain snow it might delay us frack am am and they plate hmight be back, in 20 mi

if you are looking for a little inspiration, why not try a virtual trip first, as claudine long reports teleporter that made its way to the bay area. >> >> reporter: it sits in the corner lobby at the san jose marriott and if you glance over, you will see some strange things. >> >> oh, my gosh, this is so crazy. >> reporter: it makes you wonder what exactly you are looking at or better yet, what they are looking at. >> a lot of people are interested in different destinations, but they have not seen enough or been inspired to actually make that move >> reporter: signs explain it, sort of, but how many of us have any idea what a teleporter is? it is technology that in 90 seconds can take you or teleport you to hawaii and london, sort of. welcome to a marketing push from the marriott hotel. 4g technology experiences common in the entertaining and gaming industry, but for the first time, they are making their way in the travel industry. when i put on the high-tech glasses, it was a little surreal. the trek takes you to the baltimore marriott. >> you can actually hear the ambient sounds. >>

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> b.a.r.t. service is back to normal after trains were stoppedden on the pittsburg/bay point and pleasant hill stations -- stopped on the pittsburg/bay point and pleasant hill stations after a body was found between the the concord and north concord stations. service was stopped in bolt directions -- both directions. news chopper 2 was over the scene. a train operator discovered the body about 9:00. >> part of the investigation will be what happened. we don't know if a train hit the person or the person was deceased from another means. we will have to wait for the investigation to get the detailstails and i can't confirm if it is related to the 4:22 a.m. incident. all of that is being determined how. >> a bus bridge wasset up for passengers. -- was set up for passengers. b.a.r.t. is looking into a report that passengers saw somebody on the tracks at 4:30 a.m. this morning. >>> new information now on the project to build the new eastern span of the bay bridge. live now, you can see the new span o

in orinda claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> u.s. stock markets closed the day mixed. dow fell by 18 points. the nasdaq added eight. wall street was in the plus column for the fourth week in a row. virgin america is based in berhlingham. day one of its ipo raised $300 million. virgin set its ipo at $30 a share. >>> a royal trip across the pond. when prince william and kate will visit the united states. >>> plus -- >> the timing on what will mean the difference between dense fog or sun this weekend and our next chance for rain. >>> these fans at levi's stadium are not there for football they're wrestling fans. the big event being called bigger than the super bowl. and the doctor saw a i weblemish on my cheek.ter, he told me it was skin cancer. i was in shock. i wasn't covered with any health insurance. but once i got covered through covered california, i was able to go get the surgery that i needed. and it was a lifesaver. ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get

find a turkey ranch and more difficult to find a family owned turkey ranch but ktvu's claw dee w -- claudineong found a ranch that has been a family tradition for four generations. >> reporter: from the moment you walk through the gate you can hear them. >> they are friendly. they like visitors. they appreciate visitors. >> reporter: since 1949 the sound of turkeys echoed down this road in sonora. >> ask those turkeys for a tour. >> come on. come on. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it is all about turkey on the ranch but it is also all about family. >> this is a feed mill my grandpa bill. >> reporter: he started this ranch in 1949. >> we have a picture of my dad on the union democrat with one of the turkeys. >> reporter: her dad bought it from his dad. >> okay. i am not sure this is a good idea but you want to do it, we will give it a try. that is how that went. >> now his kids are in the business. >> it is a different animal. different world. we did really good. we are good. >> reporter: the extra one they picked up is her husband who works in the same building that was her childhood homes. she m

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. the weekend is here and a little over a quarter inch of rain this week at my house. no systems coming in today or maybe tomorrow? >> not for the weekend. we've got dry mild weather in store for the weekend. we have an opportunity, more rain coming our way by next week. and i will show you that in the extended forecast. let's focus on today. giving you a live look outside our doors and across the by a a little bit of hazy sunshine to start the morning. we've got a little bit of patchy fog out there as well. yesterday morning quite thick over the north bay, not as bad. so no advisory in place this morning. partly cloudy skies, you can see areas over morgan hill as well as gilroy. if you get to the north edge of sonoma county we have clouds here. it's going to be a dry one for us today with temperatures just slightly warmer than what we had for the afternoon yesterday. meanwhile, at this hour it's actually a little cooler in areas like santa rosa, novato and napa. the low 40s this mornin

that's all i did. >> can claudine take a bite of this? >> sure. >> you do it.e's going to take the whole thing. >> he won't take it. >> oh, no we won't be fighting over the commercial break. >> that's not that spicy but it does have a nice little kick to it. i like things with a little kick. thank you. >> if you want to follow -- i mean do you post recipes, we've got your twitter handle up there, and your instagram. you post pictures. twit has a little bit of everything. >> do you hold those tight. >> i put a few extras in there. >> okay. now the spice is kicking in. took about 15, 20 seconds. that's really good, kelly. >> this kind of blends with it and mellows it out. >> and we do have more here on mornings on 2. we had the sandwich. we also have a dessert champion in studio to share some of her desserts. we'll be right back. ç3ç3ççç start a revolution a revolution in coffee quality with the finest nespresso coffee blends. a revolution in technology with unique centrifusion. a revolution in taste with a naturally formed crema on both coffee and espresso. nesp