so instead, claudine frequently buys wood.g on a traditional three-stone fireplace wastes a lot of wood. it takes hours for the mother-of-four to prepare a meal, as most of the heat disappears into the room and the unhealthy, acrid smoke pollutes the air. claudine nyirambabazi: my eyes are not good at all. sometimes i can't see anything anymore because of all the smoke in my eyes. i have to cook for my children. i have no choice. i can't let my family starve just because of my eyes. but i am really worried about them. reporter: about 18 months ago, her neighbor, claudine nyirabureteri, got a new stove. she only had to pay part of the cost. but even that is unaffordable for most people here. with the new stove, cooking takes only half as long. and there's less smoke pollution. claudine nyirabureteri: with my new stove, my y health has improved. my eyes don't water any more when i cook. my cough is gone, and i no longer get dizzy. reporter: claudine got her new stove from an austrian firm called likano. soon, the company wants t

london breed: thank you, claudine. you know, when i first started on the board of supervisors, i attended this event, and it was always in room 201, in the mayor's conference room. and i would always say, claudine, we're growing. we need more space. and finally, she took me up on my word, and she decided we were going to move this incredible celebration to here, the north light court. this is our great celebration of our a.p.i. heritage month kind of kickoff. even though it's not in the month of may, it is during the lunar new year which is of course fitting that we celebrate such a time honored tradition here in our city. i want to thank so many people who are joining here -- joining us here today, including so many folks from the leadership, many of our sister cities, folks from manila, from osaka -- yes, you can clap -- from seoul, taipei, ho chi mint cities, places that we share more than our brotherly and sisterly loves, but relationships of community, of business, and a number of other things that are so importan

>> it looks okay, dave and claudine. i want to show you a picture of the tunnel and the traffic looks pretty good. it is a little bit more crowded now as you come up towards the treasure island area. so this is about the time that you can see how it starts getting crowded. this is about the time you will see that the traffic at the metering lights starts getting slower. they turn them on to ease some of that traffic on the upper deck. let's talk to the gilroy super commute. looks pretty good from gilroy to san jose up to morgan hill and into that part of the silicon valley. if you are on the road early, it does pay off. we have a minor of things that are so light that it has not affected traffic so much. it's 5:18. let's bring steve in. >> cloudy skies and rain is on the way. it's not knocking on the door. come on in. but not yet. the low is tapping into more moisture. this time, it will focus more amounts of rain, central and down in southern california. does not mean that we won't get any rain, but less. monterey, mayb

i'm claudine wong in for pam dave clark. steve is here to tell us about the change happening. >> we have the fog, brakes. >> did you ever are have one of those days? >> andy rooney. andy rooney. >> napa, 77. oakland at 74 degrees. a lot of cloud cover. some low clouds underneath that. the first area to see any rain would probably around santa cru monterey, we are just getting the high clouds in advance of it. cloudy day. a lot of cloud cover moving in. 40s, 50s on the temps. over to fremont, on the coast, it's 40s, pacifica, 49 degrees. so cloudy to is on the way late tonight, more likely for wednesday morning. could be many, many systems here going forward over the next 10 to 16 days. these are not big systems but there are some hints that, down the road, they may pick up in intensity. 60s on the temps. we have an issue on the altamonte pass? >> yes, a truck fire. steve, now, they have closed all the lanes temporarily, five to ten minutes, they'll close it. that's going to be really throw now, traffic coming out of the cent

i'm claudine warning. across the country, more than 200 million americans are waking up to freezing temperatures. it feels like winter is locking us in. >> it is winter. >> meteorologistally, it's spring but not according to the calendar. >> our system is beginning to make the move. for most of the morning commute, we are starting off here okay but the system will continue to advance and rain will develop. we'll start to get the warm invexion to move in. not a lot of rain with this but there are some. we are looking for amounts, you can see santa rosa, forecasting over an inch. 40s, 50s, not much has changed. we have off and on rain and highs in the 50s and 60s. i think sal is there. i never know anymore. there he is. >> that's right. i'm in a withhold -- a whole different part of the newsroom. >> he is in another part of the 48. >> that's right. we are near north flynn and that's where traffic is a bit slow. usually not this slow. if you are starting in livermore, you are starting in western livermore, he

i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong.the opening bell on the new york stock exchange. there it is. stocks are looking up after the big announcement about new hotels. we'll tell you how many hotels the chain plans to open in the next few years. there it is. right on cue. the opening bell. >> you did it again, claudine. >> joe: i said, come on. >> get that bell going. >> we'll ring the bell for steve paulson. the weather is changing in the bay area. >> already started. started yesterday for some near the coast. partly cloudy. say good-bye to these. these will settle back normal values. 70s and 80s yesterday with east san jose the leader of the pack. upper 70. the city was 72 until about 2:00 and dropped to 57 by 5:00 as the fog came in. the wind turned from east- northeast to more west and now the cloud cover is moving in. the rain will start later this afternoon. most of this will be late tonight, more likely tomorrow morning. 40s, 50s on the temps. has to swing inland. that will take a while. look for a lot of cloud cover

i'm claudine wong in for pam. >> and i'm dave clark. in the santa cruz mountains, they are bracing for the impact of more rain. the santa cruz public works department was clearing logs. heavy rain can lead to flooding if they don't clean up the logs quickly. >> we are trying to do a pr can be a big problem in. >> can be. we have to do it now before it ends up in the river and especially if the river level goes up, that lend up there. trying to get it all while we can. >> the chp was busy dealing with spinouts on highway 70. let's get to our bay area weather and find out what we can get from steve paulson. it's rare whensteve and i come in upset. >> yes. it was bad. there will be periods of off and on brief rain and watch out forespending on the road. a lot of it. so, sal, that's my advice to people getting ready to go on right now. >> popping on the road, flooding in san francisco, flooding, hydroplaning out there. if you are going to drive, i would suggest wait a little bit. as you heard the man, water has gone through. this is a look

i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. we have been driving down interstate 80 northbound near oracle arena. it was really, really raining down there. heavy rain can cause flooding. they do not clear away logs and heavy debris. it last rough for us driving this morning. steve and i still recovering from it. kind of scary. a little spooky coming in, except for claudine. >> i'm an excellent driver. >> yeah, right. >> the wind probably work up. woke -- woke you up last night. piedmont, pleasanton, all around 50 miles an hour. last 24 hours. boulder creek, 2.63. casa dero, russian river coming up rapidly. all of the rain is running off. take a look at some those other totals coming in oak land, three quarters. other locations, slash about a half inch. vallejo, 2/3. the low spining there will send in some air spinning. you get an idea. highway 37, novato, fairfax, some rain there. looks like east bay is calming down a little bit. pretty good rain, santa clara see over towards santa cruz mountains as well as over in the santa cr

about eighteen months ago her neighbor claudine mirabile her terry got a new stove she only had to pay part of the cost but even that is an affordable for most people here. with the new stove cooking takes only half as long and there is less smoke pollution. but when doing time like with my new stove my health has improved my eyes don't water any more when i cook. my cough is gone and i no longer get dizzy. dean got her new stove from an austrian firm called li cano. soon the company wants to equip even more communities around the national park with these cookers. the plan is to supply fifty thousand households all together. and distribute. a contributing to. carbon so we have those critics. again buying this dough from the fact. the cookers are produced in the capital kigali in a large factory about ten kilometers from the city center one of the key elements in the stove is made from a local waste product. this is coffee husk residue which can be purchased cheaply from local farmers coffee is a key export product in rwanda the husks are mixed with locally sourced clay to form an insul

. >>> i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. more than 200 million americans are keeling with temperatures at or below freezing as the central and eastern u.s. are bracing for yet another day of record cold temperatures. >>> let's talk about the weather. steve paulson is seeing the weather coming in. >> already started. >> hello, claudine. are you doing some online shopping. >> no, i was checking the radar to make shoo that you are on point. >> good retort. good morning. santa rosa at .03. not a lot. but that's going to increase in intensity. seeing a little southerly breeze beginning to kick in. cloudy, breezy, on the way for of course. it started for some. the deeper moisture this time looks like it wants to take aim more towards the santa cruz mountains, to monterey to big suhr. coastal hills and higher elevations, inch and a half to three. this time around, though, most of the energy is taking aim towards the central and southern sierra and central and southern california. more so than us. that's a complete reversal of what

there you go, claudine. 24, little better than it was when you came in, so sorry you had to deal with that, but it's better for the people going there now. this is a look at westbound 80 approaching the carquinez bridge and maccarthur maze. at the bay bridge is about a 25 minute wait before you make it onto the span. 880 northbound is getting busy as you drive to downtown oakland, we look at the peninsula. you can see traffic is going to be moving along okay. now we do have some problems to tell you about. san francisco had some earlier incidents, and it looks like we do have a crew now on the scene of a crash at second and bryant , and we have those street closed off there, so we will have life pictures from the crew. here it is. the group is there, the we'll have life pictures and report as to what happened, but what you need to know is avoid second and bryant because of a very serious accident. >>> we are getting some rain. most of this looks to be north of san francisco . cncrfc reports they report that

i land claudine wong. >> i am frank mallicoat.he forecast but shortly but first some of the headlines. >>> investigation over now after 22 months. robert mueller is done with his russia investigation. >> this morning, we are waiting for details about the report. more on the calls to make the entire thing public and what's next. we will break it down with a uc hastings law professor coming up in minutes. and every time the power ball jackpot rolls over, it just seems that lottery fever starts to sweep bay area and the country. >> i think it's at that point you got to buy a ticket now. another drawing being held tonight and there's a lot of money on the line. how about $600 million plus power ball fever. we will tell you where the lucky spots are right here in the bay area. and wine can be green, too. i kid you not maybe not in color but definitely in practice. >> next month is about sustainable wine in california. and chef laura lee already in studio to talk more about that and how to pair that wine perfectly. that's coming up. so

. >> thank you, claudine. we do have more on the way. now we are not expecting the heaviest rain to be to the north. the system has a ways to go but it has tapped into some deeper moisture again and as the jet stream comes in behind that, it will start to enhance that. again, this looks like the santa cruz mountain south, down towards central and southern california. you are seeing heavier amounts forecast to the south and then to the north. that's a good sign even though santa rosa is looking for some rain. there is a possibility late tonight, more likely tomorrow, maybe some thunderstorms activity. santa cruz mountains south, the drop tail mile-per-hour ties, that's where it will fall. isolated three inches in the mountains. sal tells us the traffic? >> nice start. i don't want to jinx anything. driving on the gilroy commute, good. solano county, 80 westbound driving through vallejo, traffic is moving along very well. vacaville, fairfield, vallejo, going well. as we look at the time it takes from the carcennas bridge. >>> democrats hav

i'm claudine wong in today for pam. >> i'm dave clark. let's get to some video. i want to show that you rain hitting the bay area. i'm sure that you can see it and hear it. interstate 280 at page mill. you can see the steady rain reflected in street light and headlights of cars. >>> in that same area, emergency crews were out cleaning a downed tree. palo alto firefighters were out cutting up that tree. you can see trying to get that debris off the loadway. the chp blocked traffic for are shored time but the scene is now clear, we are told. >> the rainy commute was no joke. i mean it shook me steve ng. my knuckles turned colors. >> claudine driving in your bugatti, that was fine. no,

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm frank mallicoat. the hardest working man in showbiz right over there. >> he already got a day off. >>> thank you, frank and claudine. all right, let's get to it. we do have pretty good rain now already north of the golden gate, south of the not so much, but that looks to be the focus as our system makes its move. are good frain in cazadero, an inch of in

this is what i claudine is talking it about. low to mid-70s buy the weekend.re plenty of 30s. 30 at lake port. 38 out in concord pavilion and buchanan. and 38 in red road city. on the peninsula, there are 30s. a big difference between lass al he is altos. we'll have sunshine in the morning and high clouds later today and into will tell you th is? >>> mode

she can no longer carry so much wood now that she's had a baby so instead claudine frequently buys it. cooking on a traditional three stone fireplace wastes a lot of what it takes hours for the mother of four to prepare a meal as most of the heat disappears into the room and the acrid smoke pollutes the air. my eyes and not good at all sometimes i can't see anything anymore because of all the smoke in my eyes. but i have to cook for my children so i have no choice you know i can't let my family starve just because. i am really worried about them and . about eighteen months ago her neighbor claudine mirabile to terry got a new stove she only had to pay part of the cost but even that is an affordable for most people here. with the new stove cooking takes only half as long and there is less smoke pollution. but when my new stove my health is improved my eyes don't water any more when i cook. my cough is gone and i no longer get dizzy. dean got her new stove from an austrian firm called an econo. soon the company wants to equip even more communities around the national park with these coo

claudine got her new stove from an austrian firm called an econo. soon the company wants to equip even more communities around the national park with these cookers. the plan is to supply fifty thousand households all together. and distribute. a contributing to. carbon so we are selling those credits. again by phone to talk to. the cookers are produced in the capital kigali in a large factory about ten kilometers from the city center one of the key elements in the stove is made from a local waste product. this is coffee husk residue which can be purchased cheaply from local farmers coffee is a key export product in rwanda the husks are mixed with locally sourced clay to form an insulating material. that is then used to create clay cylinders like these which are placed inside the stove an element like this can withstand heat of thirteen hundred degrees celcius from its walkies to insulate they take to the floor and then create jimminy effect which is needed for efficient running of the few or so in the to where it is going to reduce on the sumach on t

i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm claudine wong. steve paulson is trucking on in here. >> nice weather, you guys. i think we're long overdue for it . the temperatures are on the way slowly. but we're getting there. and mid-60s to a few upper 60s and we go into friday and saturday. sometimes i'm a little conservative of the forecasting high temperatures. but it does look like 80s for many as we head into saturday. maybe some high clouds on sunday. till we get there, it is 30s and 40s. the temperatures not as cold as yesterday morning. but that breeze is holding up a few locations with the 40s. but there are many 30s and 40s so the north. hope valley is 30. lock at napa county from 30 to 50. and that breeze for some is not too far away. higher clouds will work their way through the ridge of high pressure. 7 up in truckee. 45 in las vegas. 44 cool degrees in phoenix. however, they are looking for low 80s on the high side by the time we get to the week. we look good today. 60s on the temperatures. 7:30 in the morning. allie, yesterday,

. >>> first, let's check in with claudine wong. >> president trump's reelectioncampaign sent a memo to television networks questioning the credibility of some of the journalists, some of them the most vocal critics of the president. >>> and eating better with a little bit of help with some robotic friends. delivery robots sent to george mason university and some interesting numbers are coming back. we'll explain how those robots are changing the way food is consumed on campus. we'll be right back. [ loud traffic sounds ] [ distant traffic sounds ] [ music replaces the noise ] the new galaxy s10 on xfinity mobile. the phone and network designed to do more. get $250 back on a new galaxy when you switch and save today. say "get a galaxy" to learn more. i'm paige, and well the little thing that i like about the grilled chicken sandwich is that it's picture perfect. it's juicy and it just has all the right combinations. i think i could be considered a grilled chicken sandwich influencer. my name is frank and the little thing i like about the grilled chicken sandwich is the first bite. i lov

claudine wong, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> the oakland raiders are early favorites to win the offseason.d over the weekend when we agreed to trade for antonio brown with the pittsburgh steelers. the deal isn't official until wednesday. brown and the raiders agreed to a contract extension that could be worth up to $50 million with $30 million guaranteed. we also learned today the raiders signed trent brown to the richest contract for an offensive lineman in nfl history. the four-year contract is worth up to $66 million with nearly $37 million guaranteed. brown is no. 77 in these highlights. he spent last year protecting tom brady's blind side and won the super bowl with the new england patriots. the raiders have one more season to play in oakland before moving to a new stadium in las vegas. >>> all right. looking at the weather, quite the different day today as compared to what we experienced yesterday with the thunder and lightning and the hail and over in fremont, san jose and even snow on top of hamilton in the haas several hours, so it's really been a wild weather winter. we got a wea

ktvu claudine wong has his story. >> james o'leary just turned 5 years old, is he a bundle of smiles and giggles an charmed us in a minute. his parents shared his story and their journey. >> ready 5 little monkeys swinging from the tree! mr. alligator can't catch me. >> we met james and his mom larkin at their home in santa rosa. >> here i am, here i am, how do you do? >> it took no time at all to see why james was just chosen as an international ambassador for the nonprofit known as nothing down. which is dedicate "today showing" people there is nothing down about town's syndrome. >> there is nothing different about us at all. we just -- he just happens to have a label. >> larkin beams with pride when she talk bus james. >> is he a little ham. he loves -- is he a great friend, super 'em pat et in, the last thing i list he happens to have down syndrome. >> the down syndrome conversation is important because it helps people see the person, not just the disability. >> people don't want to ask because they don't want to offend and people don't want to over share because they don't want

i'm claudine wong. it could be us. >> it is okay. it is okay people come here. is it when you see the umbrella and the white, sandy beach and the fruity cocktails. >> we'll get there in september. we have some nice weather coming our way and we have dry weather coming our way. this is a look at sfo. partly sunny and mostly sunny. i see the overnight clearing in some spots. the cooling has helped to develop some fog for our north bay valley locations. everybody else getting on to the highways looks okay. we'll check in on the graphic in 40s in santa rosa and napa. 50 degrees right now in oakland, livermore and san jose. here is a view of our satellite and radar storm tracker 2 showing that we have dried out for the most part. a few bits of moisture being picked up in and around the clouds. the higher elevations being  squeezed out. that is what is left. this is a look at the sierra where the snow bins to fall here. and the winter weather advisory continues. this goes till 11:00 tonight. only to be replaced by another warning that will go all the way till thursd

claudine, right now we see traffic is off to a nice start. there's no major issues if you're driving into livermore. however, it's already slow, very slow 580 and 205. you can see the area is going to be slow on it doesn't get better to after you make it over the altamonte pass. when you do, it should be a nice smooth shot for you. the traffic is moving well in both directions. once you get to bridge, most of it is going to be okay. especially nder. if you're paying cash, there's a small delay. less than five minutes. let's bring stephen with today's weather. >> how was your week off? >> it was very nice. i occasionally caught you on tv. >> that's fine. >> thank you sal. >>> we do have a nice day today. not probably as warm as yesterday. tough to beat that. we will still be warm here on the temps. gillroy 82 yesterday. morgan hill was close at 80 degrees. santa cruz missed 80 by 1. san francisco 72. there were many 73, 74, 75. please tell them we want sunny weather this week. >> i told her. >> i'll take it. i want sunny weather this week. do

i'm claudine wong in for p.m> > i've dave clark. let's get to the weather, new video from overnight, all that have rain that's been hitting the bay area. this is what it looked like about 2:45 this morning, interstate 280 on page mill road near alto. you can see the heavy rain reflected in street cars. >> emergency crews were out overnight to clean up a tree that came out during the storm system. this happened during on the off ramp in palo alto. the road is not cleared. has been a long time. >> this is a storm you could not miss. steve paulson is here with the latest. >> lucas valley, 73 miles an hour, near lagganittas. los altos hills, 58 miles an 47 hour. our system continues to send in very unstable bands and some of these are beginning to produce brief heavy

i'm claudine wong in for pam dave clark.ll us about the change happening. >> we have the fog, brakes. >> did you ever are have one of those days? >> andy rooney. andy rooney. >> napa, 77. oakland at 74 degrees. a lot of cloud cover. some low clouds underneath that. the first area to see any rain would probably around santa cru monterey, we are just getting the high clouds in advance of it. cloudy day.

i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. i'm frank mallicoat. dave and gas see gasia enjoying a day off. >>> there may be some blue peeking through right now. right now we have cloudy and mostly cloudy skies. this is hit and miss. there's been to the south and a little to the north. so it could not take much for the cells to move over us. and we'll go upper 50s and 60s and the south 15 to 20 miles an hour. i think they'll play. but the system, you can see the onshore flow as the system begins to make its move here. it is sending in a lot of cloud cover. not much rain. but a little bit of rain. not much yesterday. it was about moran county north. and then had the cells came in t and there will is a little bit moving through. and that is not had the case on the pennsylvania lap and also in the santa cruz mountains. they made the track to fremont. that system has since collapse canned. and there will is still some in the santa cruz mountains. it is hit and miss. the system sends in one more ban. it is cooler on the temperatures. we'll have a southe

. >> and i'm claudine wong in for gasia mikaelian. >> we have seen the coast guard vessels go back and forth combing the water but nearly eight hours after the man was left here. the search continues but, sadly, it is more of a refer coverry and not a rescue effort. >> a coast guard helicopter scans the choppy waters off rockaway beach in pacifica, looking for a 28-year-old man who had gone missing. tile en collins decided to go for a swim with a man at the ocean. collins and at least one friend went in the water, about chest deep when they started to feel a strong undercurrent. one of the men got out but collins never made it to shore. his friend call pacifica police for help. >> we had the infra red devised and walked on foot and were unable to get anybody. we contacted the u.s. coast guard who are came out with a boat and helicopter. they continue at this point. >> reporter: by 5:00 a.m., the coast guard had deployed a boat and a helicopter. the victim's friends stood at the beach hoping. >> the water is very cold. it's very difficult conditions for even an experienced swimmer. >> r

i am claudine wong. >> and i am sara zendehnam.rank is off today we will have the weather in just a moment. but this is what is making news this morning. >>> the college admission scandal is shedding light on how some parents are going to extraordinary lengths to get the kids into top schools. dozens of people facing criminal charges and we will talk to an expert about how competitive the college admissions process has become. it is a stressful process for parents and we will tell you how to help navigate it. >>> and then two hours now, southwest airlines flies for the first time. >>> it is a major development that travelers have been waiting for years for. also, northern california is a strong reputation for wine, but not about she is? >> cheesemakers are going to share what the area has to offer. we will have the artisan cheese festival. >> that sounds tasty. >> i hope we get samples. >> i hope so too. >>> was talk about the weather, because we still need april showers, i suppose. we have a great day in store. >> we do not want t

. >> and i'm claudine wong. gasia has the day off. >> several lawsuits have been filed against the planner of the admissions scandal. >> and others will be name. >> reporter: there are literally different developments. one of the stanford students has now dropped out of that lawsuit. the suit is preceding. a pair of stand ford students here, the lawsuit filed yesterday in federal court naming two stanford students as plaintiffs in this case. let's go to roll some video for you. the lawsuit alleging that the students were harmed by their fraudulent practices. the suit claims that era olson and erica wood paid their dues while others were fraudulently able for gain admission. the suit says that ununfair, rigged progress in which patients were able to pie into the admission. the students are suing stanford saying that value of their degree is not as much as it was before. we have managed to hear that erica olson, one of the two students who had initially been named in that lawsuit has now dropped out of that lawsui

i'm claudine long. >> it said march 19th.g question is what caused it. well, apparently all possibilities are on the table. we'll talk about that coming up. it is a nonprofit that looks out for seniors and getting them where they need to go. it is not car pool. it is called carepool. >> the nonprofit will be in studio for us to talk about who they are helping, how you can help including some of the writers as well. we can't stop talking about it. we lost an hour of sleep. >> grumpy people. >> all right. we need coffee. we need a little bit of everything. daylight's savings time is on. is it really a big deal? >> there is a swedish study that says you have an increased risk of heart attack. some say there are more traffic incidents on a monday. more workplace injuries. is it all true? we have a clinical psychologist to help us out and get better sleep. i just need to be able to lean against the wall and i'll fall asleep. good morning, people. all right. rosemary, are you feeling tired this morning? >> . no. absolutely not. >>

a girl who is so impressive that the chief of police reached out to our own claudine wong to tell her1 call that she made. >> not everyone response to an emergency in the same way. this girl should be an example to all of us. >> reporter:it doesn't take a lot to make 7-year-old laura dinsdale smile. we sat down with her in the kitchen of her benicia home and she got out some pens and paper telling us, >> i'm in second grade and i like to draw. >> reporter: she's a busy little girl with lots of animals at home to take care of and because both of her moms are vet technicians. but one night several weeks ago, laura stepped up to do even more. she and her mom, julie, were home. her mom, heather, was at work. >> we were watching a show on the television and then she just started to have a seizure. >> reporter: her mom wasn't responding to laura, and so the girl didn't hesitate saying i thought about the phone first to call 9-1-1. veteran dispatcher michelle foley answered the call saying, >> it was early in the shift, i work night shift so i had just started, i could tell right away it was

i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. i'm frank mallicoat. dave and gas see gasia enjoying a day off. >>> there may be some blue peeking through right now. right now we have cloudy and mostly cloudy skies. this is hit and miss. there's been to the south and a little to the north. so it could not take much for the cells to move

. >> and i am claudine long. -- long. >>> yesterday was warmer, upper 70s, that would be morgan's philroy. santa cruz is right there. there are many in the mid 70s at santa rosa, 76, cordelia was 76 degrees. san francisco was in the 72 degrees. sunshine and warm temperatures today, but average amateurs. late tuesday into wednesday. looks like some rain wants to pay a visit. we have gone into a quieter pattern. other signs it might start to go back into a more active one. it doesn't happen overnight. but that looks to be the trend as the models get a little more active. they will get more back into the rain. 30s, 40s and 50s in the temperatures. healdsburg at 39 degrees, low 40s around novato. still cool for some but around the bay there is a slight easterly breeze, not much but there is a slight when going from livermore to hayward. i will make for a nice day. temperatures above average but the rain is going to start to ramp up a little bit. more so late friday into saturday. enjoy today, 70s, this will be the warmest day of the week. >>> salas here to talk about the commute. >> obviou

claudine? >> it is opening day for major league baseball around the country. while the giants are opening up in san diego, the a's home opener is about one hour away at the coliseum. >> they technically have played two games this season, and today is opening day. we have joe fonzi live in oakland with high expectations for this upcoming season. hello joe. >> good morning you guys. i should say, just afternoon actually. but for any professional sports franchise, it is about building a fan base. the a's are always trying to do something here at the coliseum to make that fan experience better. letter they added a tree house. this year we are adding the stomping ground where above the right field seats, if it is about building a fan base and a generational thing that baseball is, guess what kind of fans these kids are going to grow up to be? another thing that is new for the a's this year is the fact that former out fielder coco crist is in the broadcast booth. we talked them a while ago about the expectations for the a's after being a playoff team last year. >> d

. >> we throw claudine in the mix -- >> i know. >> you hay short week anyway. >> a one day workweek.e're starting out way few scatter showers already this morning. mostly cloudy skies around the region. it will be a bit of a soggy day as i anew storm moves into the bay area. starting in the upper 40s, sfo and san francisco. wind are generally light. they will turn beesy with the system. here is a view of the temperatures. napa at 46. low 50s in oakland. good more than, livermore at 44 and san jose at 49. here a view of storm tracker 2 and that rain that is beginning to move in. area like santa rosa down through highway 101 all the way to the richmond san rafael bridge. you will have and light sprinkle activity going on there. it look like it is stretching over towards the napa valley as well as we take a shift. can you see the east bayshore, a few light scatter showers going to be the case for you across the bay brim. san mateo bridge, san francisco down along the peninsula as well as coastline all the way past half moon bay, highway 1 moving over towards santa cruz and into the sant

when claudine was here. >> you could start your weekend early. >> that sounds nice.t have to tell her twice. we have some good weather coming our way for the weekend as well. we are going to be drying out. wet weather expected to return as we get into next week though. so get out and enjoy the weekend. we've got temperatures in the 40s this morning so you will need a jacket even though it doesn't need to be a rain jacket. 47 in santa rosa right now. low 40s in napa. good morning to you, oakland. up are 40s. livermore ad 44. san jose at 48. temperatures are down from yesterday, down by eight degrees. down by five in oak land. down by nine in half moon bay. has to do with the cheering we are seeing out there. we have a little bit of fog with us this morning. here is a view of what we're seeing from up above. not a lot in the way of moisture. perhaps just a few sprinkles left especially for the higher elevations. over the see air a we winding down here as well with the advisories expiring for the winter travel. here is a view of storm tracker 2 and what we're seeing ove

charles: in movie there was claudine, how invasive it was. that was too much.houghts on aoc, saying she is not putting moderate dems in a tough position. also saying that the republican party, that the gop is enemy of the people. >> that is quite a statement. it is amazing. every time she opens her mouth the entire country talks about it. i will say she is compelling and in the news all the time. democrats may have their narrative, she has hers, and she always eclipses. charles: nancy pelosi suggests trying to impeach president trump would be waste of time. she is out there saying she doesn't agree. on every major issue she is butting heads with the speaker of the house. >> she is almost the defacto speaker of the house. charles: so do i. deroy, thanks a lot. market sent as you buy signal yesterday. it is pretty interesting. i will go in depth to explain it to you. plus the surprising stock pick as we head into the final hour of trading. we'll be right back. ♪ metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neithe

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i am claudine wong. >> and am frank mallicoat. who often update on whether in a moment.ues this morning. >> the 508-year-old were found in their home. number of agencies have joined the search and we will have the very latest for you. >>> after strike that lasted seven work days, oakland teachers are going to vote on the tentative deal to today. >>> the contract worked out on friday. was supposed to be voted upon yesterday, that there was a delay. we will tell you why and fill you in on some of the numbers in the new deal. >>> the cleanup and the damage continues in sonoma county. >>> the floodwaters took over the town of guerneville. we will tell you how they are recovering and how residents get much-needed help. all of that is coming up. first, let's talk to kyla who is in for rosemary. we have a watching the cameras this morning and it is gray and foggy and wet. >> it is very foggy out there. we have 0.25 mile visibility in livermore. we will see improvement throughout the day today. the good news is that the rain is wrapping up is starting to move on. the fog is stil

welcome to mornings on 2 i'm claudine wong. >> i'm frank mallicoat. >>> we have breaking news news for you. there is no bart service today. there is a mechanical problem. sarah has more. >> reporter: of course, normally saturday service on bart starts at 6:00 this morning. and right now it is 7. the doors at the lake merit bart station closed. there are people wonder what is going on. and we know that the crews have been working on it overnight. and it is two critical system. one is the traction power supply system that sends power to the train and the second is the train control routing system that is how the trains are maneuvered to different routes and directions. without the two systems, bart cannot safely run trains. we know there are multiple crews trouble shooting the problem. but we don't and estimated time of when bart will reopen. and bart did suggest using the trip planner to come up with another route. and we're standing by for a media spokesperson with bart to explain what the plan is for the day and when the riders can expect to get back on bart. but right now it is compl

claudine wong has his story. >> reporter: james just turned five years old.e shared his story and their journey. [ singing ]. >> reporter: we met james and his mom at their home in santa rosa. and it took no time at all to see why james was just chosen as an international ambassador for the non profit known as nothing down. it is dedicated to show there is nothing down about down syndrome. >> we're just a typical family. there is nothing different about us at all. he happens to have a label. >> reporter: she beams with proud when she talks about james. >> he's a little ham. super empathetic. when i list things about him, the last thing is he happens to have down syndrome. >> reporter: had helps people see the person and not the disability. >> people don't want to ask because they don't want to offend. it say conversation that needs to be started. >> reporter: teaching people how to have that conversation comes naturally. and they had to teach themselves a lot. they didn't know he had down syndrome till the day he was born. they learned while dealing with a lo

. >>> i'll never forget the time i turned it on and it was claudine and mike sitting there and i thoughtit saturday? did i oversleep? : we do have changes already going on outside our door this morning. we are starting out with mostly cloudy skies, over the north bay, rain has developed. we will continue to shift into the central and south bay later today, giving you a look at sfo. temperatures in the 40s, and low 50s, we have a cooler spot there, livermore, 44, but for many of us in the upper 40s low 50s. santa rosa, 52. san jose, 49. oakland, 52. sfo san francisco, upper 40s to low 50s as well. here's a view of storm tracker, here's a look at where we are seeing this rain, all the way down, let's shift in closer, we will take a look at where we are seeing some of the green on the screen, all the way down to areas of the golden gate bridge. how about highway 101, santa rosa, looks like on the north edge there, san rafael, richmond san rafael bridge, a little bit over sausalito, that as we shifted to san francisco, sunset district, ocean beach, daly city, it looks like, areas over edge m

. >>> frank and claudine and gasia mikaelian. we have this northbound 680.locking the right-hand lane. southbound 80th to of high street. build we know there were three vehicles involved any collision there. you see a bit of a slowdown 880 and high street. you see it fleeing in the southbound directions. this is close to the live picture that you're looking at in the northbound direction past the calcium. and 880 is slow. and highway 24, you can see it is inching along and still recovering from earlier road hazards at pleasant hill road. time is 8:19. i will send it over to steve. >> thank you. we'll get to here. we have a little bit of fog. that the is it. we're not expecting any rain today. if there is any tomorrow, it will be light and the rest of week looks quiet and warmer. but yesterday, chris said that usually san jose is warmer than rural coyote valley by three to six degrees. but today coyote valley was 40. why? because of that hail from yesterday. it was still on the ground. san francisco was 44 with a degrees. usually you don't see that. but we ha

. >> allie is here for claudine is enjoying a night weekend in tahoe. this is a view across the bay and into the golden gate bridge we're waking up with partly cloudy skies along the coastline. mostly clear for the rest of us. we have a little fog in the valleys this morning. but it has since cleared and so we'll track that for you. outside our doors, we are with very cold temperatures, colder than yesterday morning. areas of santa rosa reporting 39 degrees. and livermore at 40. san jose a at 45. and we have a view over san jose. this is a look at the 24 hour temperature change. we're down by 6 in napa. around the bay, within a new degrees or so. a cool start. remember the jacket. with the sun shining out there. the storm tracker 2 is showing you the clouds along the coastline. and we're going to be partly cloudy, mostly here today and warmer. 64 degrees in downtown san francisco and mid-60s in oakland. upper 60s for the east bay. upper 60s in san jose. if you're going to see is the a's play a little later this evening, it will be a cool night. in the e