and claudine, thank you remind me before we run the board of supervisors has adopted apa heritage month i'm trying to remember we passed a resolution to acknowledge in the first tuesday of every month we'll be honoring at the board of supervisors the heritage for the future every tuesday first tuesday of may as we we gather on monday 40's for the apa celebration we'll be doing that in the first month of may. >> thank you for helping us celebrate (clapping.) >> so i know there are a number of other city officials but maybe wee bit we'll hear if some of the apa so i don't know if everyone has gotten our press package on the table back there if you haven't maybe you can pickup one on your way out to the significant milestones we're celebrating this year we have 3 great organizations we're celebrating the 40 anniversary of the san francisco soul sister committee and the 50 of the asian art museum and the windshield and 10 and amazing the volunteers felt work on this anniversary i want to invite up the representatives to come up with one minute so let's start with chair the san francisco sou

ktvu's claudine wong shows us how this year marks the 150th anniversary of the formation of the unit. >> you have been studying buffalo soldiers your entire life. >> pretty much. >> 50 years. >> 50 years. >> tell us about buffalo soldiers. >> the buffalo soldiers were african-americans who enlisted in the united states regular early after the civil war. and i must tell you black soldiers have fought for this country starting back in the revolution, and even during colonial times. they fought in the colonies. but in 1866 they became a part of the regular establishment. one in five soldiers in the regular army after 1866 was black. 85% of the battles fought against native americans did not include john wayne riding to the rescue. it included african-american soldiers. they got the name buffalo soldier not because of the woolly hair and the buffalo robe that they wore and the mat of the buffalo. they got it because of the native americans they fought. they were likened to the clan of the buffalo warrior. and my grandfather -- >> the fiercest warriors. >> that's right. they were the fierc

and claudine, thank you remind me before we run the board of supervisors has adopted apa heritage month i'm trying to remember we passed a resolution to acknowledge in the first tuesday of every month we'll be honoring at the board of supervisors the heritage for the future every tuesday first tuesday of may as we we gather on monday 40's for the apa celebration we'll be doing that in the first month of may. >> thank you for helping us celebrate (clapping.) >> so i know there are a number of other city officials but maybe wee bit we'll hear if some of the apa so i don't know if everyone has gotten our press package on the table back there if you haven't maybe you can pickup one on your way out to the significant milestones we're celebrating this year we have 3 great organizations we're celebrating the 40 anniversary of the san francisco soul sister committee and the 50 of the asian art museum and the windshield and 10 and amazing the volunteers felt work on this anniversary i want to invite up the representatives to come up with one minute so let's start with chair the san francisco sou

and claudine, thank you remind me before we run the board of supervisors has adopted apa heritage month trying to remember we passed a resolution to acknowledge in the first tuesday of every month we'll be honoring at the board of supervisors the heritage for the future every tuesday first tuesday of may as we we gather on monday 40's for the apa celebration we'll be doing that in the first month of may. >> thank you for helping us celebrate (clapping.) >> so i know there are a number of other city officials but maybe wee bit we'll hear if some of the apa so i don't know if everyone has gotten our press package on the table back there if you haven't maybe you can pickup one on your way out to the significant milestones we're celebrating this year we have 3 great organizations we're celebrating the 40 anniversary of the san francisco soul sister committee and the 50 of the asian art museum and the windshield and 10 and amazing the volunteers felt work on this anniversary i want to invite up the representatives to come up with one minute so let's start with chair the san francisco soul si

and claudine, thank you remind me before we run the board of supervisors has adopted apa heritage month i'm trying to remember we passed a resolution to acknowledge in the first tuesday of every month we'll be honoring at the board of supervisors the heritage for the future every tuesday first tuesday of may as we we gather on monday 40's for the apa celebration we'll be doing that in the first month of may. >> thank you for helping us celebrate (clapping.) >> so i know there are a number of other city officials but maybe wee bit we'll hear if some of the apa so i don't know if everyone has gotten our press package on the table back there if you haven't maybe you can pickup one on your way out to the significant milestones we're celebrating this year we have 3 great organizations we're celebrating the 40 anniversary of the san francisco soul sister committee and the 50 of the asian art museum and the windshield and 10 and amazing the volunteers felt work on this anniversary i want to invite up the representatives to come up with one minute so let's start with chair the san francisco sou

now as ktvu's claudine wong tells us she tries to share her story as often as she can. >> reporter: she started talking to the 1500 students inside this high school gym and told them she was a former district attorney and a judge. >> today i am going to tell you guys about a case i was involved with but i want you to imagine it with me. >> reporter: it was just a case till they realized what she was telling them was her story. >> very chilling. >> reporter: a two lane road in illinois, a couple miles from her home. >> i was five-years-old. my mom and dad was 25 and 26, my sister was one. and my family was coming home from a graduation. i was asleep in the back seat. my sister was in the back. and a driver under the influence, a repeat offender driver under the influence crossed over, fell asleep and slammed into my family's car. looked like a hunk of metal. doesn't look like a car. i slid under the front seat, the collision came over the top of me, they didn't see me when they were going through the car. my sister's neck was broken. my -- they say my mom was the first to die. my dad die

claudine tells us it is their introduction into the morkt and they do it all with the help of la casein napa valley. >> -- casina,. >> reporter: their new el salvadorian restaurants is a dream realized. >> it is my family and starteded my mom when i saw her when i was a kid. she was doing all the time and working in the kitchen. and it started in there. >> it is so exciting and happy to stay here in the community and the mission district. >> reporter: because carnival is so much a part of the mission. they will be there serving an el salvadorian favorite. >> they say, we want that. >> in carnival, we will sell it, our main product. it is a tortilla. and toppings and vegetarian and meat option. >> it has taken hard work and dedication to get here. >> he said this is one of the many success stories and the nonprofit helped them grow. >> this is to support primarily women from community of color and american communities and in the process of formalizing food businesses. >> la casina support comes from a large commercial kitchen. on any given day, you could walk in and find different entrep

this is where claudine a mulino was gunned down. you can see the memorial has been growing for her. a the street you have the sunoco across from connecticut avenue where the taxicab driver 14 years ago was shot and killed by the d.c. snipers just up the road behind you have the shopping center with the boston market. that is where the d.c. snipers spent some time and that is where tordil ate lunch friday afternoon just before being captured. our cameras were rolling when that dramatic takedown occurred. the federal police officer now facing a long list of charges including two counts of first-degree murder here in montgomery county. we spoke to a woman who knew the last victim in the shooting spree. >> i know her. i take her to my church. we go to many prayers with the church. she was beautiful friend with me. almost like a sister. >> the victim's rights foundation will be holding the candlelight vigil tonight. this is the same group that raised some $500,000 with the families of the 14 d.c. sniper attack victims 14 years ago. inside. jummy: a homicide investigation near the campus

frank, claudine, back to you guys.et off the desk for are crying out loud. >> we expected a full weather report for crying out loud. >> yeah, the sun is out. it's gray here, steve, so perfect time to be out there checking out some fruit. steve, nice to meet you. pick up some us beforele sprouts, your colleague, weather gal over here, has been eating them all morning long. >> reporter: we can do that for you, frank. >> thanks, steve. >> thank you. >> looks sunny over there. looks great, rosemary. take a look absent this view, looking toward this west. plenty of gray skies still outside our doors this morning. the inner east bay will get the sunshine first. for the peninsula, it's going to take some time. a system to the north of us, bringing us the onshore breeze, and the wide spread cloud cover, but in the inner east pay, you can see a bit of spinning going on, and that's why out there where steve, he has a little sunshine already. we'll show you that the rain is staying to the north. may see just a blip here, meaning

family and friends pay their final respects to 65-year-old claudine molina at saint jude catholic churchn rockville today. she was shot and killed on the sixth of may in a parking lot outside an aspen hill giant store. police say the 62-year-old suspect killed her and other people. >>> and the river park community will honor those who tordil's first victim, the estranged wife gladys, and shot may a in the parking lot of parkdale high school, where gladys taught science for more than this evening, inside the school for her. >>> turning to the race for the presidential nomination, donald trump is on the attack, after a new york times article, outlining instances that some say showed trump being demeaning to women. well, he calls the article a -- and the democratic candidates square off against each other in oregon and kentucky tomorrow and over the weekend they took shots at trump's candidacy. >> he is a loose cannon who has said take muslims out and withdraw from nato. the list is long. >> if they want the strongest candidate to defeat donald trump, bernie sanders is that candidate. >> hi

. >> claudine, happy mother's day. also to my wife and my mom. just getting it out there immediately. if we are talking about this day, we're talking flowers. we have ryan, the photographer. they are so beautiful. this is one of the products from the penney farms. you have a customer over here so we won't take too much of your time. how busy is today. >> customers have come through. >> we are buried today. we may run out of flowers. >> what is popular? >> colored roses. mostly pink and lavender's this year. everything lavender this year. and hot pink. and lighting. >> this has to be the biggest day for you. >> mother's day is big for us. on valentine's day everything is so expensive. on mother's day the flowers are the same prices than regular business. and you get more volume. >> last thing, did you take care of your wife? >> all of the time. >> [ laughter ]. >> she gets a break on flowers. >> yes. flowers every day.>> we will check in with you later. but busy day. don't forget, if you have not gotten your flowers, the flower mart is here and go

i'm claudine wong.and i'm frank mallicoat. let's get a check on the weather with rosemary. if you have outdoor plans, sorry about that. >>> yeah, we do have the possibility of rain. we do not have strong winds, so that's good news. didn't see as much cloud cover yesterday and we didn't see the showers. we had a few isolated early on and that was really about it. better chance today. the cloudy weather is going to continue. the cool weather is going to continue, but as i mentioned before, the winds have dropped off considerably. you can see the little tree on the left side of the screen moving around just a little bit. the winds will be up a bit as we get into the afternoon, but nothing like what we had yesterday. 52 degrees right now in santa rosa, good morning to you. mid-50s in san francisco. oakland checking in at 57. 54 in livermore. upper 50s, san jose. most of us, similar to yesterday, within a degree or two. santa rosa, you are a few degrees cooler, but again, around the bay and inland, just by o

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i'm claudine wong. >> let's get you out the door. saturday mother's day tomorrow but it will clear up. >>> it will improve in time for mother's day but today we remain in a pattern we have seen day after day. clouds and scattered showers. temperatures are not bad. on the cool side for some. temperatures are wreaking into the mid and upper 60s for this afternoon. here is a look at san francisco. we do have multilevel clouds, and rain clouds out there as well. the rain has picked up over the last hour over the north bay. we will shift inland and look at where we're seeing steady lately. santa rosa, windstar, cloverdale and along highway 101. also into calistoga if we look to the east. napa is also reporting showers at this time. it may have tapered off a little bit at the moment. this will move east if you are long i 80, fairfield, vacaville and toward sacramento. you will find some their too. 's body at this point in the south bay. in any event it will be light and body. it will not be much. we may see a 10th of an inch over the next

.>> sunday, may 29, i am claudine wong.>> i am frank mallicoat.'s get to the source of the good weather.>> good morning. we did have great weather coming our way. we are warming backup into monday. here is a look at the source, clouds back with us in the onshore breeze as well. temperatures at the coast taking a dramatic turn. even cooler this morning and most of us starting cooler. let's check in on the numbers. now in the 50s, 57 santa rosa. low 50s san francisco. livermore 61. san jose 59. partly to mostly clear skies away from the coastline. onshore breeze and temperatures falling slightly percent. slightly cooler in napa today. today into the lower mid-80s for bottle rock. settling into the evening, 67 degrees with mostly clear skies. a beautiful day over portions of the north bay. beautiful day for carnaval in san francisco. we will talk about the warm up coming our way.>>> let's talk about the lawyers. golden state warriors magical season continues. they play their second game against the thunder and it was hard stopping. they trailed to th

ktvu fox 2's claudine wong talked to joan about how one moment forever changed the way she looked at mom. >> i'm joined now by joan ryan, a former san francisco columnist, author of four books. very busy, columnist for the san francisco giants. and your story inspired the book. >> the story has been remarkable and i wanted to share it with the viewers because it says so much about the world of moms. tell me what happened. >> my mom was 16. he is 25 now. he fell off a skateboard and suffered a severe traumatic brain injury. so i really -- you know, with every tragedy, as people know, you know there is often a silver lining and the silver lining was that i got to be a mother all over again to him because when he awoke from his coma, he was like a baby. he could not speak. he could not walk. he could not really even swallow. and, so, instead of approaching him the way that i always had which was like the super fix it mom, he had some learning disabilities, you know, some emotional ups and downs. i was trying to always fix him, fix him, fix him. i always saw as the hafez assad empty. now

it spanned 15 years and claudine reports. none of them have ever missed a meeting.re aren't going to make it to the playoffs. it is not clear if they are liking the game. but what you are watching something more than basketball. >> this is friendsship and commitment made 15 years ago at a warrior game. >> this is when tickets were easier to come by. and i invited the girls and lets get together. while we were at the games. we will try to get together every month. we looked at each other and said let's try. >> what is amazing about the group of four friends. they didn't just try it. they committed to it. ever since that night. they had a girl's night out once a month and in 15 years no one has ever missed a single one. >> i love these girl nights out because they almost because they are mandatory. >> it is amazing. we are totally committed to this. there are rules. >> one person picks the activity. >> from shooting a gun at a gun range to making jewelry and making a private tour of the tunnel. and triewr of can quentin prison. >> the tour night we did competition cal

claudine wong introduces us to a mom who wanted to have a scain care line to spend more time with herudio is about skin care and great products. it is a dream finally coming true. >> i think i have known i had big dreams and wanted to open my own business. it was scary. i liked working at a day spa for nine years and then all of my clients telling me. you should open your open place. >> four years ago. she did that. >> now, she has her own skin care line called allison marie beauty. >> they smell good and feel great and do nothing. >> when people want the whole feeling. but my skin care line is result based. >> they have come into her studio and told her over and over again that they want. >> i find that a lot of clients are looking for antiaging but they still want to feel pampered and in a beautiful place. >> this is the mother of two boys and knows what she is looking for. >> antiaging products. and some advice as to what to use. >> as they got older. she started taking better care of herself. >> i have knotsed a big difference and then i needed to take more precautions. >> i would

i am claudine. >> and i am frank.n it ran away. >> yes. >> i don't know where it went. >> i was like wait, come back, come back. >> it is just that mays your, you know, from yesterday. >>> and our patter earn is not- -our pattern is in the changing a lot. we are without the rain for today, but, as we get into tomorrow, the rain, actually expected to come back, at least for some of us, and we just remain in this unsettled type of pat herb. so what do i mean by that? well, we have the mix of the sown and clouds. think--of the sun and clouds. here is a look at men ity of cloud cover over san francisco this morning. but you can see the sun poking through as well and it is a beautiful shot. we are on the cool side getting into the afternoon, not a lot of change with our temperatures. right now, 53-degrees in santa rosa. san francisco, mid-50s for you. upper 50s in oakland. river mother, 56 as well as san jose. noontime, i think we have partly cloudy skies and then for the afternoon, 60-degrees for pacifica today. mid to up

. >> claudine wong says it is also about the community. >> to understand carnival you have to understandthe community that has hosted it for four decades. >> the mission district has the most amount of murals in one neighborhood than the whole world. >> you are not going to find this in any other neighborhood. these murals that are literally everywhere you look. >> and each mural tells a story. >> as you might imagine there is a mural depicting the story of carnival. >> a dancer from brazil who started one of the first schools here in the neighborhood. >> the mural was just installed in 2014. and this year the parade will roll by. >> the parade starts on 24th and brian and goes all the way to 24th and mission. >> 400,000 people pack the mission for this two day festival. executive producer roberto hernandez has been a part of every single one. >> the first year that carnival happened it was a bunch of -- a few artists and it was never really the vision for it to grow the way it has grown. >> hernandez is an artist. >> it is made out of black sand. this is from the chile. >> and a musicia

. >> claudine wong talks to a mom that says her biggest challenge did not come until 16 years after her son was born. >> i am joined by an author of four books and a consultant and the mother of ryan and your story inspired the book and it is still remarkable and i wanted to share it with the viewers because it is just so much about the world of moms. tell me what happened. >> my son when he was 16, he is 25 now. he fell off a skateboard and suffered a severe traumatic brain injury. with every tragedy, there is a silver liner and the silver lining was that i got to be a mother all over again because when he awoke from his coma, he was like a baby. he couldn't speak. he couldn't walk. he couldn't swallow and so instead of approaching him the way i always had which was like the super fix it mom, he had learning disabilities and i was trying to fix him, fix him and i saw the glass half empty and i got a chance to go it over again and to look at him for who he is and celebrate what he has and not focus on what he doesn't have. >> you said for 7 months full time care you left the chronicle a

maryland woman kill in a deadly shooting rampage and a wake is under way in a funeral service for claudine molina. ofe was shot in the parking lot a giant supermarket. a man was trying to carjack her. he is accused in the shooting death of two others. >>> and the riverdale officials say they will honor gladys. a private service will be held inside the school he worked at. >>> the commute may get longer tonight for some. there is speed and acceleration restrictions on some lines. the idea is to reduce the electrical power used by the trains in the name of here is what is impacted. the red line from dupont circle and rosslin and minnesota avenue and the silver and blue lines between rosslin and bending road. the speed reductions should not have an impact on service. >>> heading out now in the presidential campaign trail. donald trump is hitting back after the new york times offered a critical story about how he supposedly treats woman. >> 50 people interviewed says that donald trump has a history of making unwelcome romantic advances. on twitter he called that report a hit piece and pointed

that was claudine wong reporting. there are many more bay area memorial ceremonies today.ks section. >>> time is 8:50. let's check the weather right now. steve is off, but rosemary is right there. rosemary. >> yes, dave. we do have some good weather coming our way. it's going to be warm inland. nice around the bay. cool on the coast. so we definitely will feel our bay area microclimate pattern in place for today. giving you a live look over the oakland estuary. partly cloudy skies. we started out mostly cloudy, but you can see they are beginning to erode. mostly sunny away from the coastline today. at the coast going to linger. going to be grey for most of us along the coastline today. another look here into the east bay over aquatic park where again beginning to thin out some and we are beginning to see more blue sky. 55 degrees right now in santa rosa. 57 san francisco. low 60s in oakland. livermore 59 as well as san jose. 57 there. a warmer day the canned there. a warm one on saturday. temperatures came down sunday. now they are going to be back up. mid-to-upper 60s on

. >> as claudine wall reports not only did sons and daughters give their lives for their country theirs absolutely gorgeously designed it's got travis's name. >>reporter: diane's home is a tribute to both her son and his sacrifice. >> transfers was one of travis was one of a kinds he loved people he loved hive. >>reporter: he grew up in free months playing baseball hockey and football. even as a young child transfers's mom says he knew he wanted to serve. >> when he was about 12 he joined a navy sea cadet program with two of his buddies and my father was a wwii navy see bee and transfers always admired my father for that. when he joined the navy sea dad est program he wanted to be a navy seal one day. one day he came home and said mom i want to be a marine the best of the best. 10 days from graduating from high school he was gone he went into the marines. >>reporter: just months later transfers was on his way to the middle east. >> went straight over to iraq. >>reporter: she talked to him twice while he was gone. >> the last time i talked to him was on march 17th, st. patrick's day he

there's also a memorial for claudine molina. she was shot to death in her car. she was simply out getting ingredients to make her an outpouring of support for gladys tordil, the estranged wife of the suspect. police say he shot and killed her on thursday beginning this entire rampage. gladys leaves behind two little girls. she was a chemistry teacher. there are go fund me casualties set up for all three victims. kristin wright, news4. >> tonight there will be a prayer vigil for all victims at goshen united methodist church in gaithersburg at 7:00. the horrific shootings began on thursday when police say tordil shot his estranged wife, gladys. friday the shootings continued where malcolm winfell was killed. minutes later, molina was shot to death in her car at the aspen hill parking lot. >> i heard the gunshots but i walked across the streets to respond, you know. but i saw somebody fall, here because i thought, you know, somebody was still shooting. >> tordil again was taken down at a shopping center near the giant food store. >>> at least one person is badly hu

. >> ktvu's claudine wong tells us that she decided to start her own skin caroline in order to spend more tame with her kids. >> reporter: for allyson her studio is about skin care but it is also about a dream finally coming true. >> i think i've always known that i had big dreams and wanted to own my own business. but honestly it was a little scary. i loved working at a day spa. i got some experience then all may clients started telling me, you should open your own place. >> reporter: four years ago she did just that, and now she has her own skin caroline. >> there are product out there that smell good and feel great but they do nothing. there is a place for that when people want that whole luxurious feeling. but may line is results based. >> i find that a lot of clients are looking for anti-aging, but they still want to feel pampered. they still want to be in a beautiful place. >> reporter: client shan mon is the mother of two boys and knows what she's looking for. >> anti-aging products and some advice of what to use. >> reporter: she says as they got older she started taking a li

i'm claudine wong. >> be prepared to wait in line a little bit. everybody is gearing up. >> i'm so nervous. i know i shouldn't be. these are the warriors. they will be fine. they will be fine. but certainly game time tonight, big game on the line. game 6. they were leading. >> yeah. >> game 2 and game 4 didn't go so well. lost by a combined 52 points. it doesn't matter. >> it doesn't matter. have faith. around the city is busy. bottle rock, our crew was out there yesterday. i was thinking tough assignment, guys. >> up there in wine country with good rock and roll. florence and the machine will be doing it today. >> really rosemary, joining us now, to tell us that the weather is gorgeous. >> you have to be careful to hydrate when you're out in the sun. napa can get warm. >> water and sun block. beautiful weather for bottle rock. it will be beautiful out there. when i walked into work this morning, i could hear the birds singing. it's a beautiful day. looking outdoors, the crew is on the water. hopefully you're enjoying the holiday weekend. hoping y

and with that i would like to recognize claudine chang to give final remarks close out our commendations. >> thank you president breed and i want to congratulate the board of supervisors for continuing this tradition of honoring outstanding citizens in your district and mentioned by supervisor mar our celebration theme this year in the city is celebrating significant community milestones and i think this board of supervisors couldn't be more proud of living in the city and county of san francisco and the board of supervisors by adopting the resolutions that you did making sure that the board heritage month and commendation day is the first tuesday of each may is really a first in this country and a shining example for many cities to follow so i want to thank you so much. >> thank you claudine again for your hard work and bringing us all together here today. i want to thank each of every honoree for the work that you've done on behalf of the city and county of san francisco but i know that you were here last week and you came back this week, the majority of you, and we want to thank you f

and with that i would like to recognize claudine chang to give final remarks close out our commendations. >> thank you president breed and i want to congratulate the board of supervisors for continuing this tradition of honoring outstanding citizens in your district and mentioned by supervisor mar our celebration theme this year in the city is celebrating significant community milestones and i think this board of supervisors couldn't be more proud of living in the city and county of san francisco and the board of supervisors by adopting the resolutions that you did making sure that the board heritage month and commendation day is the first tuesday of each may is really a first in this country and a shining example for many cities to follow so i want to thank you so much. >> thank you claudine again for your hard work and bringing us all together here today. i want to thank each of every honoree for the work that you've done on behalf of the city and county of san francisco but i know that you were here last week and you came back this week, the majority of you, and we want to thank you f

claudine in a molina 65 years old.secutors here in montgomerys county say she and the woman whm was attacked at montgomery county -- at montgomery mallome were victims of attempteded carjackings. and that leo tordil, 62 years old, obviously they're calling c the case that started this wholo thing last thursday a case ofcao domestic violence.lee he's been arrested.. he's being held without bon itut all started outside high point high school where police say tordil argued with his wife gladys hess estranged wife gladys. she had a protective order order against him. a man came up and asked if aed i everything was okay.everhing wao he saw the two arguing at her car.. and that the witness says he heard gunshots and ran. he and police say gladys tordil war shot dead in her car multiple times.me then you fast forward to mondaya the case in montgomery county mall that was again at a montgomery mall that wasal attempted carjacking two meng tm came to the aid of a woman whomn had just been shopping at thehe macy's store.to one o

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i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm ross palombo. let's go over to rosemary for a look at the beautiful forecast. >> just as warm and not as windy. we have changes coming. if you don't like the warmth, wait 24 hours because the changes will be in place as we head into monday. we don't want to talk about monday though. let's talk about sunday fun day. we have mostly sunny skies. plenty of sunshine to go around from our hills to our coastline. we have plenty of sunshine in store for today. as we get into the second half of the afternoon, we will begin to see changes. it will come late in the day. for most of us, we won't notice the difference. here is a look at the variable wind out there which is typical when there is a ridge of high pressure in place. coming in from the south and oakland, fairfield from the north, gusting to 24. so it has picked up in this area. that drive along i-80 could be a little tough. you may have to hold on to the wheel. in any case, the winds will not as strong as they were yesterday. so that is good news. m

next time, claudine, frank, we will all run it together. >> okay. >> reporter: and i will have a costume long. we have to go to her. >> rocking the storm outfit. she is the official greeter of the bay to breakers race. your hand is probably going to fall off. you have been high fiving everybody. >> reporter: it is a great time out here. it is incredibly festive. we have been talking about it all morning. 100,000-plus people out here coming out. i have people saying channel 2. channel 2. so we saw the real runners move through early on. and now we have just the walkers in the costumes and the party-goers. and they are making their way towards the golden gate park area and of course the ocean beach area. we are going to have fabulous weather. we started out with blue skies. at least in our area right here on the other side. we are looking at partly cloudy to mostly clear skies from the embarcadero to the coast, at least that section of the coast. into the afternoon, temperatures will be warming. a great day under partly cloudy skies. low 60s to mid 60s in san francisco. 70s for some of the

. >>> today is the funeral for claudine in a molina, the second person killed in the maryland shoppingrockville. >>> we'll have a look at your forecast after a quick break. >>> rainy weather continues across the region this morning. most of the rain is pretty much from the metro southbound, it's even raining towards hagerstown as well. take your rain gear out the door this morning. temperature will stay in the0 tomorrow. 70s are back for thursday and friday. big concerns for rain on your saturday, aaron. >> chuck, thank you. >>> keep an eye on the forecast and the news of course with the nbc washington app. >>> taking a look at the headlines. the >>> taking a look at the headlines, the ntsb is holding hearings on the crash in philadelphia that killed eight people and injured 200 others. ntsb investigators say they believe the engineer was distracted by radioed traffic from a regional train who just reported being hit by some sort of object. they say the engineer forgot where he was and blew through signs warning him to slow down into the curve. >>> your sunscreen might not be giving yo