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claudine and mike? >> thank you. >>> all across the country final preparations are underway for the new year's ball drop in times square. counting down to the big celebration in new york city. also the special guests who will flip the switch and welcome 2020. >>> tonight is the end of the era for an institution. we will be live for you with a look at how that iconic show is going to be best remembered. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> well the final curtain comes down on beach blanket babylon tonight in san francisco. two performances are going to wrap the show's 45-year run. ktvu cristina rendon live for us this morning outside the theater with more. good morning, cristina. >> reporter: yes, it's a san francisco icon, the longest running musical in the country. tonight beach blanket babylon takes its final bow. there are people already waiting in line. take a look at this gentleman, one of the first in line because he said he won a ticket lottery and

claudine wong shows us the impact of the class called the manhood development program. >> reporter: in here it is all about defining who you are and who you can be. this eighth grader created the handshake that starts the class. >> we have respect for each other and we can do anything together. >> reporter: this is the manhood development program, an elective at dallas ranch middle school in antioch. >> primarily it is african- american students because the cultural history of african- american history is the focus and the catalyst for it. however, it's open to anyone from any ethnicity. >> reporter: this class is about history and current events. >> i say wolf. >> reporter: it is about battling perception. >> people say that african- americans aren't good people but while we are here we can show we are all good people. >> they think like because blacks -- some african-american people did something bad that all of them are bad. >> reporter: that's how you feel when people look at you? >> yeah. it makes me feel like i'm downgraded or something because of my color. >> reporter: it is a r

. >> and i'm claudine wong.verybody is drying out on this monday of 2019. >> probably maybe 9th or 10th. rain not bad. for some overnight . salano county north. top of that was still okay. kentfield mill valley all over 1" point raised. 9/10". our system that was diving down into southern california, the bulk of it staying offshore. there she goes and the wind is already picking up. we'll get some pretty good gusts. producing a lot of cloud cover some of it mountain know and a lot of it picking up on the coast. some mid 40s. santa cruz mountains as well. with the clearing we're starting to drop off. some of the higher elevations out of the north northeast. look for a mostly sunny day today and lows will be on the cool side but high temperatures and a dry pattern will take us into the year as well. >> thank you. >>> a big crowd apted out at the levi stadium this afternoon we're live this morning in santa clara and allison maybe a little bit too early for tailgaters. >> if you missed out on that not to worry you a

i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach.ar skies for the pyre work show. >> no rain here for about a week. good december. i mean maybe we're still running behind on moez locations at least for the water year. kentfield, st. helena vallejo. a little bit above average. anywhere from 1 to 4 degrees bo average and that's probably the way the week is going to look here. even off the coast of southern california there will be a lot of rain and cloud coverage down there. 30s, 40s, to 50s. look for a blustery day. but sunny to mostly sun and temperatures in the 50s. a quiet pattern for the rest of the week. 56. >>> new this morning the chp is investigating after a person was hit and killed by a car on highway 101. the collision happened on the northbound side of the freeway, south of roparoad and this is about 11:30 last night. the freeway had been to be closed more than two hours last night. and so far chp is not identifying the victim and the driver. >>>

claudine wong reports, the boy was born with a conditioned attempt his parents on a desperate search♪ >> reporter: 3-year-old keeps everyone on their toes. >> for me, his little boy that i didn't know we needed. >> reporter: after two decades of measure three kids, landed was a surprise. >> when he was born, there were 12, 14, 16 years old. >> reporter: the reaction had this video going viral.nt well they settled into life as a family of six. >> it wasn't until he was six months old i was concerned because it looks like the bump on his forehead was growing and his head circumference was jumping. so, i think he was 25th percentile in the head circumference and tumors, i think it was with yes and then six months, it was 80 at present out. >> reporter: doctor said not to worry but she persisted in london was diagnosed with cranial cystinosis, a condition that causes the bones of the baby's skull to join together to early. according to the cdc, one in every 2500 babies are born with it every year. left untreated, the mayo clinic says children can suffer from problems that range from defo

what it takes to keep this sweet boy laughing. ♪ how i wonder what you are. ♪ yay. >> reporter: claudinehat a beautiful little guy, right. i love that story. clean, that was a good one. >>> all right, everybody. we had a cool day out there. our highs were not that high today. we only got up to 50 degrees. 52 in san francisco. a range of love 50s all across the board. the warmest one napa and concord came in about 54 degrees. a little chilly, a little below average..miles. check out hayward, testing 22 miles per hour right now. that the wind kind of translate a little further north, too. 20 miles per hour winds. santa rosa gusting up to 80 miles per hour. as we head into the overnight clearing situation that we are heading towards, that will get better. right now, we are already seeing 40s up on the north bay. 47 in hayward. temperatures going down into the 30s tonight as we start to clear out. this is that second system we talked about last night. it is really delivering quite a bunch, as you can see 30 central coast and also central california. lightning offshore. thunderstorms rolling

. >> claudine wong takes us into the classroom for that manhood development program. >> reporter: inake to start a class. >> it shows that we respect each other and that we could do anything together. >> reporter: this is the manhood development program an elective at dallas which middle school in antioch. >> primarily it is african- american students because the cultural history of african- american history is the folk is an however, it is open to anyone from any of this is the. >> reporter: this class is about history and current events. it is about battling perception. >> people say that african- americans are like that these people but well we are here, we can say that we are all good people. >> with the that because some of them did something bad but all of them are bad. >> for our students, those are the realities that some of them see and it is a reality for our society as a whole. you do have to know, how to respond and how to communicate with people. >> reporter: she did just this class and says. principle is very committed to get the program off the ground and helping this

hand in hand, medicine and music paving his road to recovery. >> reporter: in oakland, claudine wong,tvu fox news. >>> we are happy to support ucsf spending of children's hospital on their day of giving and more information is on this at ktvu.com. >>> ktvu has been part of the one warm coat drive for 17 years and we like to ask you to consider looking into your closets to see if you might have any spare coats or jackets to donate. go to cape fear vlad.com for a list of drop off locations including santana row and bay street in emeryville. the drive will last until the end of the month. >>> san francisco's official christmas tree will be lit for the 90th time. the first park superintendent was john mclaren and it stood in front of his former home in golden gate park. it begins at 4:00 and it will be dry? >>> a great lighting ceremony. thanks for watching. the latest news and weather, download the ktvu weather app and dr. starts right now. announcer: followed, watched, and living in fear. >> it was terrifying. it was psychological warfare. announcer: the stalker she never saw coming. dr

on this giving tuesday, ktvu's claudine wong takes us behind the scenes of a unique program and showsthe faces of young patients at ucsf benioff children's hospital oakland. >> reporter: we peeked in on what's known as the cho show just before showtime. >> one of our doctors made for us. >> reporter: host sadie wilcox got her guest coast, djs nick and kristen, up to speed. >> nic off with some shout-outs. don't forget to keep your eye out for the bloorpz at the end. >> reporter: and once the live audience was in place, they were off. >> hi. i'm sadie. >> reporter: the cho show stands for children's hospital oakland. for the last five years, it's gone live every week from the hospital's team lounge and can be watched from each of the 190 hospital beds. >> shout-out to all those kids watching in the rooms. >> reporter: they do a little trivia. >> brandon right know the answer. all right. >> reporter: and since not everyone can come, anyone can call in. >> daniel. >> reporter: right answers of course get you a prize. >> what color is a panda? >> black and white. >> all right. [ applause

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i'm claudine wong. >> i'm frank mallicoat. >>> a wet weekend at that. mark doing double duty last night and this morning. it's going to be a soggy weekend. >> it feels like it. you might be waking up this morning thinking it's dry outside. it's going to pick up this afternoon. just be prepared for that. in fact, we have lots of clouds up toward the golden gate bridge. those rainfall totals of course it's not just one thing that summarizing the rainfall. this is one of the extreme amounts. approaching 5 inches of rain over the past 24 hours. here we go with some more totals coming up for you. santa rosa, kentfield, approaching an inch and a half. not so big for san francisco. san jose, just a few hundredths of an inch. as i mentioned, there's more rain on the way. the flash flood watch that was out for the kincade fire zone that expired at 4:00 this morning has been reissued. that begins at 10:00 this morning until 10:00 tonight. rainfall will be picking up as we head into the afternoon hours. here's a quick look at the satelli

stabilization fund, they were so supportive throughout the process and specially with claudine. the low income investment fund, they helped us with licensing. that was the last nightmare that we had to deal with to get the license. they helped us a lot. i have to think -- i know mimi says that they are not much involved, but they are -- they are very, very involved. to mimi and peter, the charity foundation, the fremont group foundation for their support and encouragement. thank you. and thank you to our architects. we couldn't have done this. thank you for making our dreams possible. thank you to our staff you have been our support throughout this year to build this facility. thank you to that board of directors for being there for us as a strong presence and thank you. thank you. i think i covered everything. it does take a village to build a child development center. it does take tonnes of money to build a quality child development center. thank you tenormin, thank you to match. i want to say one last thing. we are here in the tech capital of san francisco. salesforce is here

claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> such a good run.his favorite book. resident obama treated his favorite movies and tv shows of the year. among his six, the irishman, ford versus ferrari, little women. he mentioned the last black man which was filmed in the city. they are not in the entertainment business, they entered with netflix to produce certain projects. it is called higher ground productions. >>> the georgia congressman and civil rights fighter has been diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. john lewis in a statement said the diagnosis came after a routine checkup. he said that while he is quote clear eyed about the prognosis, with new medical advances, he has a fighting chance. he says, he may miss a few votes in washington while he receives treatment. he plans to continue representing his district. >>> the primary is about six weeks the way, it will be held on tuesday february 11th and the latest polling indicates the race is a close one. >> reporter: pete buttigieg is leading the polls in new hampshire. just barely, a

>> reporter: claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> four men threw dollar bills from the walkway. as they could. the men appeared to be moved along by mall security, but not before throwing the last of their money. >> i just reached my hand and it was meant to be. >> no word yet on how much money the men threw to the crowd, but the crowd certainly seems excite by all of this. >> for sure. absolutely. pretty cool. >>> switching gears. wouldn't it be nice if we had money in the studio? >> sure. but i feel like as long as i have what i need, i'm good. >> and that's a good attitude to have. >> i'm not complaining over here. felt christmassy out there. we will see improvement in that, too, believe it or not. we are seeing improvement with the rain exiting a good portion of the bay area. these are the highs. not very high. 60 degrees in san rafael. 52 in san francisco. a few debris below average across the board. that has to do with the fact we had cloud cover. a little windy out there right now. gusting in hayward up to 17 miles an hour. 20 miles an hour at half-moon bay. a little bit

. >>> sarah and claudine are here. i am feeling the energy right now with the myself. from the game last night. i cannot imagine the energy in the bay area from 49ers fans. as they move forward the next couple of weeks. told teams and the 49ers are one. >> they were undefeated. >> i felt a little bit like a dream. it has been awhile. >> it felt like it will not happen. now, look at them. >> the oakland raiders are moving. we have one team in the bay area ready to go to post season. there are 1 million highlights. will talk about two or three. 49ers have home-field advantage throughout the layoffs at the game in seattle. it was not decided until the final seconds. the 49ers led 13-0 at halftime after a deebo samuel run and a couple of running gold field goals. it was interesting in the second half. you what happened with russell wilson. 3 touchdowns including 1 by oakland native, marshawn lynch, who is not play for a year or so. san francisco scored with him. again with a few seconds left. linebacker, drake ring off stops him out the goal line. after he caught a pass fr

ktvu's claudine wong introduces us to the class known as the manhood development program. >> reportering who you are and who you can be. this eighth grader created the handshake to start the class. >> we have respect for each other and we can do anything together. >> reporter: this is the manhood development program, an elective at dallas ranch middle school in antioch. >> primarily it is african- american students because the cultural history of african- american history is the focus and the catalyst for it. however, it's open to anyone from any ethnicity. >> reporter: this class is about history and current events. >> you say wolf. >> reporter: it is about battling perceptions. >> people say that african- americans aren't like good people, but while we are here we can show we are all good people. >> they think like because blacks -- like in african- american people did something bad, that all of them are bad. >> it makes me feel like automaker downgraded or something because of my color. >> reporter: it is a reality that the principal says educators need to acknowledge. >> for our s

. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, i am claudine wong. let's get a quick look at the weather. rosemary is here. i know the rain is good, but it is a little gloomy. >> this morning was way different than yesterday. you straight the sun was shining. yesterday we were low freezing. cloud cover helping us out. i picked up yesterday, as expected. and into overnight hours. those clouds help to offset all of the cooling that we get. in addition to the humidity being up this morning. santa rosa, 45 degrees. in one out there. a lot warmer than where we work yesterday at this time san francisco, 51. oakland, 50. san jose, 46. we have fog out there this morning. although, at the ground level, visibility appears a okay. if traveling early this morning. here is a look at some of the details from today's storm. anywhere from a quarter inch to half an inch for urban areas. we could see a little more in the hills. winds will pick up into the afternoon. for the era, new snow. all the way down to 5000 feet or so. no winter travel advisory. it will be slick and could be hazardous. when i come ba

i am claudine wong. >> wow! good morning, everyone. i am frank mallicoat. happy sunday.! she is in black.

. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong, joined by meteorologist rosemary orozco for the check of this busyeekend. you have been busy. >> yes, a lot going on. and singing in the rain. some people weren't singing. >>> we do have scattered showers that do remain over the bay area. at least for the first part of the day. not going to see any type of flooding and widespread heavy rain like we saw yesterday afternoon. we will continue to see this taper off as we get into the second part of the afternoon. we may even get a little bit of sunshine with partly cloudy skies in the forecast and a slight chance for some scattered showers. we'll zoom in a little bit closer. take a look at the peninsula first. where we have south san francisco, san mateo, a little bit of rain along 101 as well as 280. shifting over towards the coastline, half moon bay has rain as well as pacifica. along the peninsula, we have palo alto stretching over towards centerburg. a little bit going on here. as we get into the east bay, the east bay shore in and out of a few sprinkles from oakland toward hayward stretching over to

. >> reporter: claudine wong ktvu fox 2 news. >> such a sweet little boy there. >> yeah seeing his smileee you are trying to keep warm. it is cold in the studio. >> it was cold outside. >> yeah cool for the equipment. and some weird draft that we get from the ceiling. all right. outside our doors, it's a cool one. it's a soggy one. for the most part the rain has stopped falling from the sky. we will call for isolated showers for the rest of at least your afternoon. this came in from surf fun 7. happy christmas. the thunder and lightning came by 4:00 this morning. a lot of thunder and lightning reported off the coastline. it rumbled through between 3:30 and 5:30. if it woke you up and you were not sure what was going on, it was probably the thunder and lightning. here's a look at the rainfall amounts. so far it will accumulate in a few set areas. point reyes .28 inches. mill valley picked up close to half an inch. oakland less than ten. san jose less than ten. concord a little bit more than a quarter inch. and ben lomond picking up .25 inches. here's a look at the center of the storm. it