it's monday, may 25th i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >> good morning, claudine wong i'm dave clark. steve is off but the incomparable rosemary orozco is right there. >> thank you very much. good morning, to you. happy memorial day. >> happy memorial day to you too. >> we have patchy drizzle, a little bit of mist, and temperatures are running cool. the on shore breeze is with us as well. sort of the same old, same sold. we have been running for the most part cool for the most of may and today will be no exception. we will continue with the unseasonably cool weather. 52 san francisco. 56 livermore. and 57 degrees for san jose. these numbers very similar to yesterday morning. the on shore breeze through the delta gusting to 30 so we know that cool air is moving through. for the morning hours whether have wide spread low clouds once again and again some of us waking up rather damp. and then into the central valley they are waking up with partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. 61 degreed down -- degrees expected downtown san francisco. but some of our warmer locations getting to about 74,

claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >> i got to say, i lived in oakland for 15 years i can't think of any other place where i would love to live. >> the weather now, i love this weather. >> oakland has come a long way. >> oakland's weather is better than san francisco's weather -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> after the earthquake a lot of folks left san francisco and came over here. and started the farming. beautiful town. we have seen a change. this place -- the water front -- [ indiscernible ] >> highs tomorrow. warmer than these. 55 san francisco. what is up with that? that was the high. that was an over night low a week ago. santa rosa, sun, 68. hot spots, fairfield and antioch, sunshine, this system, that is what is creating the cooler weather. if this was winter or december this would mean rain for us but at this time of year it doesn't have enough moisture to trigger anything. what it triggers is a cool down. ton of fog and strong winds. gusty, windy conditions inland. 33 in fairfield. southwest winds 15 in novato. san francisco international airport strong winds, r

it is monday, may 25th i'm claudine wong pam cook has the day off today. >> good morning, everybody i'm brian flores. let's get your day started with a check on your weather. rosemary is here as well. it's a little bit of mist or drizzle. whatever you want to call it. >> it's a little bit of both. t sunday with mark he was quizzing us on the size of the rain drops. i knew wham i was talking about because rosemary had already educated us. >> wonderful. we have a lot of mist and drizzle. these clouds will stick around at least along the coastline. inside the bay it never really broke apart yesterday. we'll have inland sunshine. if you like the nice mild top warm weather i suggest you go inland because that is where it will be. so this is going to be the case for today as we get into the afternoon. little change in store for your forecast on this memorial day. see we have clear skies out for our inland areas. but the rest of us under that wide spread gray. the on shore winds are blowing through fairfield. 23 miles an hour and gusting to 36. concord the on shore breeze or southerly wind at

claudine wong, ktvu. >>> a big cleanup underway in san jose. a huge fire this morning in a building with hazardous chemicals in stein -- inside and it up contaminating the water in a business park. new video of the fire that led to this environmental mess.>> reporter: the cell phone video shows the big orange cloud of smoke and flames raging in this concrete building. firefighters came on scene at 12 duck 30 and started -- 12:30 and started hosing it down. >> i did realize how big it was until i actually looked at it and saw the crumbled buildings.>> reporter: the business did in medical -- metal finishing work.>> we tested the water and found it to be highly corrosive, very strong base, this kind of stuff can eat through your clothing. we established it as a hazardous materials incident. >> reporter: there were large pools of contaminated runoff water in the business part firefighters were worried about it going into drains. there was also concern for the fire fighters stepping in it.>> anyone in the water could've suffered chemical burns. >>

it's monday, may 25th i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >> good morning, claudine wong i'm dave clark. steve is off but the incomparable rosemary orozco is right there. >> thank you very much. good morning, to you. happy memorial day. >> happy memorial day to you too. >> we have patchy drizzle, a little bit of mist, and temperatures are running cool. the on shore

ktvu's claudine wong tells us they don't think the changes will have an impact. >> mind resistance platform vehicle. >> reporter: this is south san francisco. now it is considered a -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: why do you need this? >> it is critical piece of equipment. we use to keep officers safe as well as citizens. used involving firearms, homicide suspect, armed robbery suspect. >> [ inaudible question ] >> we would have looked at acquiring -- paying for a similar type vehicle. >> reporter: they got it for free from the military. >> this cost $750,000. $20,000 of -- [ indiscernible ] >> we were able to get it up and running. >> the president says the program will get stricter. it is about improving police and community relations but it renewed the debate on whether military equipment should find a home in police agencies. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> in today's society with the amount of weapons that we are faced with on a daily basis it is important that we keep our officers and the citizens safe in order to do that we need a vehicle such as this. >> reporter: do you th

good morning, everybody friday, may 22nd i'm brian flores. [ laughter ] >> and i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. let's start you off with weather and traffic. steve, i have to tell you. check out that tie. let me see it. i want to see the whole thing. look at that bling this morning. >> that is stylish. >> not messing around. >> and it's notsore cone yum in there. >>> our good friend john said not to repeat myself go ahead and repeat yourself but 55 and overcast. mr. pete have a great weekend. love this weather. i get a lot of people saying they love this weather. some shower activity coming in off the sierra. that could play in east bay and south by later on. lows continue to rotate in. this looks like the last in the current series. the next one will be coming down over land. couple people ask me if steve if these are coming in at jan and february we will be getting more rain and snow, the answer is yes. cool air which is why our temps are down. the breeze has picked up. look for a possibility of showers. it's cool to mild though. alongs coast. isolated showers possible. 60s and 70s.

claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >> tinkering is paying off. >> i love that passion. fun to see. >> 22 hours of fun. >>> the weather now. we haven't seen the sunshine in a wile. the gray -- while. the gray cool weather. >> towards the weekend, holiday weather things get better. the numbers from today. beautiful around here even when it is cloudy but it is gloomy. cloudy with drizzle. that is how it continues into tomorrow. your bay area thursday. bay area friday is the same deal. gloomy and cloudy and cool. highs tomorrow. tomorrow looks like this. that looks good right there. cloudy most of the day. that rotation continues to stay the same. we had thundershowers for a number of straight days around the clear lake area. that continues. we are out of the mix here. this is stopping up here in the higher terrain. down south we are seeing cool temperatures or lower temperatures. 65 fairfield. 63 concord. that is right now. 60s in sacramento right now. there is the low. another low kicks in. the parent low. tomorrow an impulse comes through and it will bring us a chance fo

as ktvu fox 2's claudine wong explains, investigators now believe the killing of a married couple, theiryear- old son and a housekeeper was not a random act of violence. >> reporter: the arrest of 34- year-old daron dylon wint came overnight in northeast washington, d.c. he was arrested by a fugitive task force after a manhunt that spanned several states. >> our entire task force worked it for the last 48 hours. a lot of people haven't had a lot of sleep, we tracked him up to new york city and we barely missed him last night. >> reporter: police finally caught up with him in maryland and then 20 task force vehicles and a helicopter trailed him for several miles into d.c. before surrounding him. now that he's behind bars, the search for a motive in the may 14th killings continues. police believe wint killed 46- year-old savvas savopoulos, his 47-year-old wife amy, their 10- year-old son phillip and their a 7-year-old housekeeper -- 57- year-old housekeeper. police say it appears they were kept hostage for hours and may have been tortured before they were kill requested ed and the house wa

claudine wong. all right. >> last one is, astronomy. r is a. aeronautics. >> claudine -- >> is as smart as a fifth grader. >> slightly. >> i'm in 606th -- i'm in 6th grade. >> mason is on the show. you can watch him. he's a network tv star. >> i will watch it for him. >> all right. >> all about me. >> back to you. >> all right. >> nice job. a little bit of a relief. you never he know how you are gonna do on those tests. >> claudine did very well and so did mason. >>> we want to check on the weather. >> a little warmup coming our way. not for today but we'll begin to see the transition as early as tomorrow. outside the doors, mostly cloudy skies. that drizzle continuing to fall. 57 degrees right now in oakland. 53 san francisco. sfo, 56. if by chance, you know somebody flying into sfo because of the low clouds, you can expect some delays, at least about an hour for some of those arriving flights. afternoon highs for today. upper 50s at the coast with mostly cloudy skies. partly cloudy around the bay. low to mid-60s for areas like oakland

friday, may 22nd i'm dave clark. >> good morning, to you i'm claudine wong. in disney land so i'm hanging out with these boys. it is 5:30. let's head over to steve. it is a smidge too cold for me so thank you very much. >> he's doing the best he can. >> as always. [ laughter ] >> it will be little warmer on the weekend. we do have some breaks in the clouds. high clouds coming off the sierra and isolated afternoon showers are not out of the realm of a possibility for us. they will increase into the sierra. what an active weather we can spend up there. just big boomers. again some of this you can see coming off toward sacramento valley. some of this looks like it will stay out of our area but it is close. lows continue to rotate in but this looks like the last in a series coming off the pacific. 50s on the temps to 58. ly cloudsly will see -- on the mild side by the coast it's not cold. 60s still there. all right sal friday light and you are doing your jams and the prom theme. you have a lot going on. >>> we have a lot going on. we don't have a lot going on whe

some equipment is still allowed allowed and tonight ktvu's claudine wong spoke to one apartment that said it made residents safer. >> reporter: what does this mean for local police agencies, we came here to figure out what they have been using it for and how the changes effect them. >> rescue vehicle. >> reporter: south san francisco police say it looks intimidating but if you break it down it is a dump truck. >> it has an armored platform around it. >> reporter: they crewed it a half dozen times in the last year. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> we would use police vehicles. shields. things of that nature. >> reporter: why don't you use that? why do you need this? >> this decreases the liability. >> reporter: we looked at the list of banneddite ems on it -- banned items and this wasn't on it. doesn't look like any departments have prohibited equipment. most of this falls into a control list, equipment that police could still get. >> with this type of vehicle we will be able to bring the medics to the scene. >> reporter: a new one would have cost 300 grand. >> just as functiona

ktvu fox 2 news claudine wong sat down with them as they raise awareness about this deadly cancer.g. >> smile. >>> for the family life is about the little moments. and appreciating every laugh and every smile from this little boy. last july a week before his 8 8th birthday he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. >> 0% cure rate. >> reporter: no one ever survived it and they were told they would only get 12-18 months more. >> doesn't happen to an 8-year- old little boy. just -- shouldn't. >> reporter: but it did. and it is what this family is doing in spite of the horrible diagnosis that makes their story remarkable. within days of being told charlie on his own decided to donate part of his tumor to research. >> he knew it wouldn't help him but it could help other kids like him. >> his family has come together in a special way. >> this was the best year from july to now was awesome. >> reporter: his parents quit their jobs and moved to be closer to family and doctors. >> we are going to live every day with him. >> reporter: every day means appreciating the lilt things from -- little th

in oakland, claudine wong, fox 2 news. >>> it was another cool one out there today.zly, and wet out there. everyone is getting wet for the most part. san francisco along the beaches. not quite measurable yet. it might be in the hills. i'm not picking up any gauges of yet. there's are the highs from today. there's that shot. you can kind of see the moisture on the lens. you see that drizzle area. the moisture on the lens. that's how it's going to be not just tonight, but it's going to go that way again tomorrow as we go into the same kind of pattern that continues. this is why it's weird. it's doing this, it's supposed to do this. when it does this, the airlifts a bit. when the air rotates like this, it creates stability. usually our summer months get the pacific high stationed out here. a relatively stationary feature. but it's not setting up. that's why we're getting this pattern. cloudy throughout the bay area. going to stay cloudy really for the next couple of days. then it clears out in time for your bay area weekend. the main low is here. this impulse is sliding

. >>> good morning to you thank you for waking up with us it is friday, may 22nd i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm dave clark. it's not as cold this morning. >> it is not. the water temps have come up. so it's still cool inland. i know you both want it a little warmer. >> a little bit. so thank you. order received. order delivered. >> you are tough claudine. we do have a lot of low clouds. it does look a little better today. a little warmer. the low cloud deck probably maxed itself out yesterday. not as many hardly any reports of drizzle. doesn't mean we won't get a little bit. you can see some low clouds. jim miller writes me on twitter and says good morning steve. good morning, jim. have you heard of a phenomenon known as a moon bow? have you seen one? yes, and yes. this is not as common. instead of direct sunlight giving us a rainbow interacting with clouds. you get a fainter rainbow with light reflecting from the surface of the moon. it happens. it's called a lunar rainbow. very good question jim, thank you. send them my way i will do my best to answer them. [ applause ] i will not be

ktvu's claudine wong takes us behind the scenes at this local institution. >> reporter: if there is one family agrees on is this. >> i love coffee. love coffee. >> love the taste. the stories. the people. >> reporter: it is more than coffee, it is about family. you can find them in the office. >> no, i am not running. they do a better job than i do. >> reporter: if you want her face oo light up -- >> this -- to light up have her give you a tour of her coffee museum. . [ talking at the same time ] >> we are coffee people. we have always been. all our lives. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> it did. it did. >> reporter: a peak in here is a look into their family history. >> wasn't the real car but it is similar. loaded it up and delivered it. >> reporter: her father started it. he didn't want to take on all of this. >> well, no. [ laughter ] i wanted to be in the fbi. >> but he did anyway. >> we expanded half a dozen times around the neighborhood. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> no. don't want to. oakland has been good. >> reporter: his children are now running the 90-year-old

. >> good morning, to you i'm claudine wong. pam cook is off today. if they liked yesterday, they will probably like today. >> sure. [ laughter ] it was cloudy in oakland. we have sunny weather there. depending on how you like it, you moe where to head. head toward the coast if you like it cool. this morning we have the low clouds and it's a bit damp out there as well. temperature wise 53 in san francisco. 55 redwood city. upper 50s to start your day in san jose. temperatures ranging at 50 degrees in santa rosa. 52 until novato. into the east bay low to mid 50s. it will shift inland and take a look at a few more numbers. 52 at black hawk. 54 outside your door in antioch. as you get into your afternoon, the low 60s expected in downtown san francisco. east bay shoreline mid 60s. i'll have a better break down, i'll have a detailed look at neighborhood highs expected for today and i'm tracking a big warmup it starts tomorrow. more on that in the extended forecacoming up. >>> we are off to a decent start on this tuesday. i think a lot of people are coming

. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. it is 5:28.t peeking on 5:30 and rosemary warming up a little faster for me. i know you have a secret button underneath your desk. >> if i could. if i could, i would for you. we have a number of people who have been asking where is the sun? where is the warmth? it's coming. we'll have one more day of unseasonably cool weather and then changes. along the coastline we will not see a whole lot of change but the inland cities will get a warmup. we have the clouds, we have patchy drizzle. in a nutshell we are not going to change a whole lot today from yesterday. 50 degrees right now reported at santa rosa. mid 50s at sfo. 56 livermore. another slow clearing day. we'll have mostly cloudy skies along the coastline for today and along the east bay shoreline it has been tough to clear this area as well. we can see a near repeat once again. temperature wise not going to change a whole lot. upper 50s at the coast. you can see that blue there along the bay. you have to get well inland to get the low and mid

good morning, everybody friday, may 22nd i'm brian flores. [ laughter ] >> and i'm claudine wong in for let's start you off with weather and traffic. steve, i have to tell you. check out that tie. let me see it. i want to see the whole thing. look at that bling this morning. >> that is stylish. >> not messing around. >> and

i know that. >> in san francisco, claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new information tonight after ais murdered and their house set on fire in washington, d.c. tonight, what police are saying about a possible motive and whether the suspect acted alone. >> two numbers that will be tough to take if you're in the market for a new house. the new record home prices are setting. plus -- >> we take you on the newest roller coaster in the bay area that literally leaves you hanging. bulldog: mattress discounters memorial day sale ends monday? oh boy! a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. mattress discounters has the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! well i'll be... up to $300 off tempur-pedic breeze. and wow! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! better hurry! the memorial day sale ends monday. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ >>> police in washington, d.c. now think more than one person may have been involvedded in that horrible murder of a prominent family family and their housekeeper. charged with

ktvu's claudine wong shows us all the support the family is getting. >> the game is about getting theese hockey players are more focused on that little girl watching them through the glass. >> i like skating. >> you do? >> six-year-old, miley, sometimes just goes by miley miley and it takes just about a half second to see why. >> my daddy is a little bit funny. >> she smiles even when she talks about the cancer that could take her arm. >> something that is fighting your body so we have to get medicine to fight it back. >> doctors diagnosed miley with sarcoma, a bone cancer. >> the world just starts spinning and hasn't stopped. >> the only way you can describe is a sledge hammer to the stomach. it knocks all the wind out of you and you can't describe it. words can't describe it. >> they struggle to describe the support they've gotten. miley's father is an oakland firefighter and was miley was diagnosed, he asked for a few days off. >> that was on a friday. i called on sunday morning and said hey d you get those three shifts covered? they said, we'll see you in may. they got 3 1/2 month

good morning, i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >> you did a good job opening the bridge. i give you the credit. >> i said open it up. bring them on through. [ laughter ] >> good morning, i'm dave clark. sal and steve is off today but your weather is being checked by rosemary orozco. how does it look? >> it depends on where you are at. along the coast and bay it is another gray one but we are seeing some sunshine. some of our inland communities dealing with that or i should say enjoy that? you can't even see the the bay bridge. maybe a little tough getting across. the winds are blowing in some areas so it could be a little breezy as well. we are socked in by the clouds and fog and patchy drizzle once again this morning. if you do have early morning ceremonies in honor of memorial day, just plan on that. here's another beautiful shot. this over the east bay where the sun is on its way. 51 degrees in santa rosa right now. we have 52 until san francisco. low 50s in oakland. 56 until livermore and san jose you're checking in at 56 as well. a look at the satellite view continui

. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong. pam cook has the day off. you're time is 6:29.semary is here to give us a look at how this weather is shaping up. hi. >> yes, good morning to you. another great start to the day. patchy drizzle continues. through the second half it will be partly cloudy, cool to mild once again. mostly cloudy remaining along the coastline. take a look at that shot. that is just beautiful. we have a mix of a little bit of blue sky there in the backdrop and a little bit of sunshine trying to poke through those clouds but it is very wide spread this morning. as far as fog wise, not too bad is the visibility okay getting across portions of the bay and your bridges this morning. 51 in napa. 52 san francisco. 56 in livermore and 56 right now hayward and san jose checking in at 57. here's the comparison. we know we have been running cool for this time of year but typically santa rosa is 76 degrees for the afternoon right now you are looking at 71 for today. oakland just a few degrees shy of where we typically are. oakland has been missing out on the suns

ktvu's claudine wong tells us police say that wouldn't have happened if residents didn't get involvedeporter: benicia only has been 28,000 residents, but its new chief says it's clear why the small town made a recent list of california's safest cities. >> you really sense the strong bond of community. >> reporter: just how strong? well, take a look at three cases now under investigation. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> reporter: three attempted burglaries all in chief upton's first month as this town's top cop. >> in-progress theft. >> reporter: in each case, before police got there, residents were on the job. >> definitely don't look like our neighbors. >> reporter: on dorsett way earlier this month, two suspects ran after trying to break into a home. >> in the course of fleeing, a whole bunch of benicia residents stepped forward to help us out, either following them from a distance or, you know, coming around the block over and over again. >> these are the two people we were able to capture. they do have criminal histories. >> reporter: then just this week, on k street, neighbors

claudine wong asks who it is supposed to be keeping tabs and are some retailers getting off easy. >> it was remarkably easy to find. this is video from several bay area stores. we picked them at random. went inside and pulled the infant formula off the shelves and checked the expiration dates. why? well, this is a problem that sacramento lawmakers and consumer advocates have been trying to address for years. but 2 investigates discovered that problem doesn't seem to be going away. it shouldn't be this easy. >> this one is expired. >> but it was. we went to seven bay area cities in three counties and took a hidden camera inside ten stores. use by september 2014. we checked the form ma law -- formula on the shelves. three stores checked out fine. but at seven others, we found expired formula. not buying it. expired. richard pan, who is also a pediatrician, says this can pose a risk to babies who depend on it as their primary source of nutrition. >> this could make babies sick. >> and this is not a new problem. it's been a problem for years. so much, in fact, that in 2009, then-attorney

it is tuesday, may 26th i'm claudine wong in for pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. rosemary how is the weather today? >> i'm going to say today a near repeat of yesterday. we have clouds out there. did you have patchy drizzle coming? >> i did. >> i did as well. you might have the windshield wipers on coming in. partly cloudy. at least away from the coastline. partly to mostly cloudy inside the bay. the east bay shoreline i have to keep talking about the east bay shoreline because i have folks asking me where is the sun? yes it's mostly cloudy in areas like berkeley, emeryville and alameda. our pattern is not changing. in fact, it looks very similar to how we started yesterday with the on shore breeze blowing through fairfield. 33 miles an hour. oakland reporting 10. concord as well. the clouds will be wide spread as we start the day. we have an hour before the sunrises but i don't think many of us will be seeing sunshine early on. 54-degrees in oakland. 52 in novato. low 50s fairfield. pretty much everywhere we go in unison here

claudine wong in our studio.aron dylon wint is behind bars. he was arrested in northeast washington overnight. we're learning more about him. we still don't have a possible motive for why he allegedly killed a family and the housekeeper. the search spanned to several states. 12 hours before his arrest, police said they were looking for him in brooklyn, where he has friends and family. the u.s. marshal service said he was taken into custody during a traffic stop. wint was a passenger in the car. several other people were also taken into custody. >> our entire task force worked it for the last 48 hours. a lot of people who haven't had a lot of sleep in the last 48 hours. we tracked him up to new york city and we barely missed him last night. we have our new york, new jersey regional task force together why the new york police department. new york police department did a fantastic job getting us vital information last night and all day tauld that led us to -- today that led us to a location here at the howard johnso

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm filling in. >> happy to have you here. >> brian flores in for mike mibach. let's look at the weather. rosemary, gook nice day? >> yes, a lot like yesterday. low clouds a little more widespread, onshore breeze still with us and our temperatures will be very mild inland, the closer you get to the water it's going to be a cool day with temperatures reading in the 60s. live look from san francisco, where we have that warriors flag blowing in the wind. and the american flag behind it. can't see it though from this perspective. go warriors. next game going on this afternoon. we have mostly cloudy skies over san francisco and the bay. widespread into the north bay, south bay partly cloudy over san jose and this morning a little bit farther inland giving you a look at livermore and concord where we're getting anywhere from partly cloudy to mostly clear skies depending on what part of concord you live in. areas of 580, that stretch between pleasanton and livermore, reporting partly clou

claudine wong introduces us to this young lady. >> reporter: it is an essay about life, humiliation and life. >> the first house i cleaned was with my mother when i was 6 years old. >> reporter: it was a lesson that for 16-year-old tracy diana alfaro, started in first grade. >> each student was obligated to draw a picture and talk about their dream job. when i was my turn i proudly displayed my drawing. i said when i grow up i want to grow up and clean houses like my mom. and i was greeted with laughter. and it was a boy who said, that isn't a job. and that's the first time i felt hue humiliation. every middle school open house for me was a complete torture. i would have to be seen with them. it was my mom who asked me if she did something wrong. >> reporter: she admits it took time but with time came understanding. >> my parents aren't just parents, they are immigrants too. my parents didn't come to this country for themselves. they came for my brother and i. the job they had to endure is just a sacrifice they're willing to make for us so we can be better than they are. the best we can

claudine wong, ktvu. >>> family and friends gathered today in stanford to pay their respect to dave goldbergas the ceo of survey monkey and he was the husband of cheryl san berg. he died while vacationing with his family in mexico. somehow he collapsed on a treadmill and hit his head. hundreds of people attended the memorial including mark zuk. cheryl said dave and i did not get merely enough time together but as heartbroken as i am, i'm equally grateful. even in these last few days, the darkest and saddest moments of my life, i know how lucky i have been. >> more sunshine today slightly warmer i'm tracking a chance of maybe a little bit of wet weather headed our way. i'll let you know when it could get here and how long it will last. >> behind at&t park, the new development. >> a vote to raise the minimum wage in another bay area city. hi. hi, we're here to look at a camry. we just came from a birthday party. ohh, let me get you a new one. camrys are so reliable. yeah... and you gotta love that bold new styling. here you go. whoa! wow. those balloon towers don't make themselves. during toyo

. >> reporter: claudine wong. >> she's so adorable. >>> tomorrow oakland firefighters will join us onving their heads in a show of solidarity with miley mccrary. we also posted more information about on our website. >>> temperatures came back to earth. i'll give you the details about the fog and clearing we had over the weekend. >>> and bay area owners of a horse set to race in tomorrow's kentucky derby. >>> but up first he wear it is medals but the marines say, he didn't earn them. actually this man did earn the medal. we're going to show you someone who didn't earn the medal when we come back. >>> a marin county man who trains students is being accused of lying about his medals. allen has been seen at military and civic events wearing a purple heart and a bronze star for valor. but the u.s. marine corp. says it has no record of allen ever serving. they said he did serve briefly in the navy and was medically discharged. allen runs a gym in san rafael that is known for getting marines in shape for boot camp. >> we've been able to go and keep kids out of gangs. we've been able to do di

now, ktvu's claudine wong obviously here. you did get the information.you are hear to tell us what you found. >> here's the thing -- we know it's a problem because it was pretty easy to find all of this formula. we just walked into stores randomly. it wasn't that difficult. but the california department of public health from 2011 hasn't lodged any complaints. they've never levied any fines. we talked to county agencies saying, are you hearing about this? are people calling you? they said no. obviously it's a problem, because all we had to do was walk in the store and find it. the question for us, why isn't this law working. >> were you surprised how easy it was to find it? >> yes. i thought i'm sure a few stores have it on the shelves. but people were saying after seeing this, there it is. it was very easy to find which leads to the bigger question can anything be done about this. >> and fines, there is a law that said there could be fines. anybody dropping the ball? >> well, that's a more complicated question. the fine if you really break it down, it's

it is against the law so ktvu fox 2 claudine wong who asked who is is enforcing the rule?lary clinton campaign is offering supporters a little mothers day surprise. find out what the winner will get on sunday that could be a great gift for mom or not. depending on her politics. those are the stories we're working on for the next hour on mornings on 2. now back to you. >>> time is 6:47. people working in the emergency department of a hospital in australia had a very strange late night visitor. the cameras captured yes that is a koala strolling in through the automatic doors early in the morning of april 20th. it just wondered around for a couple minutes before letting itself out. staffers say it poked around in the waiting room, sniffed a couple of things but didn't cause any type of disturbance. they nicknamed him blinky bill after a koala made popular in a series of children's books. >> i didn't read about blinky bill. >> we just call him bb. >> he's pretty cute. >>> 6:48 is the time. sal, i wish i had stopped to snap a picture on my way to work. i saw a deer i had to sto

. >> good morning to you i'm claudine wong. let's start you off with a look at the weather. is the gray going away or are we stuck with it awhile. >> it's going to be a slow producing one. i said how shall i label the headline for you, slightly better, i said. it will be better than that tomorrow, drier weather will be moving in and warmer temperatures eventually as well. we're giving you a live look across the bay in the bay bridge. you can see a little gloomy out, there foggy and cloudy and patchy drizzle reported along the coast and east bay. look how widespread the gray is once again this morning stretching all the way inland. we're going to continue to see this, another burn off expected for the afternoon at least along for the coast. 13 miles per hour fairfield. we have 13 in oakland, with the gusts at 18 miles per hour. we're going to see a gradual change for today and into the second part of the weekend. 54 degrees in walnut creek, 53 in oakland, and 52 degrees to start your morning into novato and 58 for san jose. here's a look at what we expect to get into the seco

. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong. let's start with a quick look at the weather. rosemary, happy mother's day to you. a lot of people probably have brunch plans, outdoor plans. >> yes. happy mothers day to you claudine and to mike. you may laugh but everybody celebrates mother's day. if you have morning brunch, maybe avoid the coast. some drizzle there. mother nature serving up a near repeat of yesterday, meaning low clouds, a little fog, even that patchy drizzle for the morning hours. as we go into the afternoon these clouds are going to peel away and we'll be left with mostly sunny skies, at least away from the coast so. mostly cloudy for today along the coast. mostly sunny elsewhere. it's very widespread. as i shift into the east bay we'll look at the areas that are seeing sunshine, 80 three livermore, not going to have it. you have gray skies. antioch, brentwood, oakley, a lot like yesterday, discovery bay and bay point with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. but the rest of us under a gray sky again, temperatures a lot like yesterday. 53 concord, 49 napa. 49

i'm mike mibach. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong. that may is over and it's going out a little chilly. rosemary, trying to warm it up for us but may not get that warm, right? especially if we were liking yesterday. >> yeah. temperatures are coming down. i had a few people facebook me and say wow, oak dale hit 93. 88 in antioch this afternoon. it was really warm for some inland areas. around the bay comfortable and along the coast another cool one. temperatures dropping off for today. especially for the inland cities. so some relief coming your way if yesterday was just a bit toasty. giving you a look over the east bay hills, the clouds are back this morning. in addition to a deeper marine layer and low cloud cover. we have high and mid-level clouds. has to do with the system off our coast and that is helping to bring the cooldown. winds onshore, fairfield reporting 28 miles per hour, a light breeze in concord and areas around oakland we've got 7 with calm conditions in novato as well as santa rosa. onshore breeze continues today. tem

i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. did i see the sun in the north bay but not until 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. i did enjoy it. mark is in for rosemary today. today should be better. >> i could see breaks in the clouds driving to work. that's a good sign today will be warmer than yesterday. in fact the warmest locations will be flirting with 80 degrees for this afternoon but right now low clouds and fog. looking to sfo, some patchy overcast. the clouds will gradually clear back to near the coastline. here's the satellite and radar perspective. you can see the clouds hugging a good portion of the california coastline. from the north coast to the monterey bay to southern california. a few patches around the bay itself. current numbers update for the 7:00 hour for sunday morning, showing 50s and some lower 50s out towards napa, concord and fairfield. santa rosa one of the cooler spots, lower 50s. san francisco, one of the sensors in the upper 40s. 49. but lots of locations in the city right now in the lower 50s. the fo

i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong.ary because you saw out there still really gray but runners like that, especially the ones at the front who are actually running hard. maybe people walking at the back would like you to warm it up a little. >> maybe we'll see a record today. the men's record was in 2009. women's was in 2010. we'll see. >>> it's a cool start as you mentioned, a cloudy start. a lot like yesterday. that means widespread gray. giving you a look over the bay and the bay bridge. and into san francisco where the overcast skies will continue for most of the day. we have low clouds out there, i think we'll have a mix of mid and high level clouds. temperatures will be similar but if you have less sunshine it's going to feel a little bit cooler. so 53 degrees now in and around san francisco. by 10:00 mostly cloudy. temperature will remain in the mid-50s and then as we get into the second half by lunchtime upper 50s in the forecast with mostly cloudy skies arrest the bay to breakers event -- as the bay to breakers

. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, it's saturday may 9, i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike me back.aw that picture of scott in memphis. rosemary is on deck and no rain out there, it's very dark, excuse me. >> we'll check in with her a little bit. >> it's a little gray but not that dark. >> counting down to game time, nine hours away from tipoff to the golden state warriors taking off the memphis grizzlies, scott is with the warriors for this lovely weekend. scott, i guess you can say you're in a wet start a little bit before today's big game. >> reporter: yeah, mike, no question about it. elvins may not have left the building, he's inside the building because it's been raining cats and dogs here for a couple of hours. in fact, our supervideographer chip vaughn got us video and the theme, we have thunder, lightning and all kinds of stuff. we were supposed to be like this. really the rain storms caught everyone behind. we don't have rosemary out in memphis, they weren't expecting the thunderstorms early in this degree, early in the day, they were supposed to dissipate midday, it's bas

i'm claudine wong. it is saturday may 2nd. >> i'm mike mibach.ht over to rosemary, a lot going on. people want to know what to expect. i think it's a wide range depending where you live. >> it it's going to be a great day to be outdoors. we are seeing breaks in the clouds and giving you a live look there at a lot of cloud cover still over the city this morning. we are going to have mostly sunny skies away from the coastline today, but the marine later is a little deeper this morning, and the onshore breeze is a little stronger, and those two combined will help to cool down our inland communities by 5, even 10 degrees for the afternoon. fairfield 24 miles per hour and gusting to 32. this has been the case all morning long. pumping that cool pacific area well inland. yesterday the cooldown started along the coast and inside the bay we felt it, especially in areas like half-moon bay where on thursday you were in the 80s, and yesterday you were in the upper 50s. today you'll be very similar, 54 degrees right now. 57sfo. our inland cities didn't feel