rachel wong/glendale resident: "it came cause i left my dog out.but the mountain lion was faster than me."its all still pretty freaky for neighbors.as a new mom, rachel will not be letting her adorable daughter joey outside on her own anytime soon.rachel wong/glendale resident: "not even during the day because we have rattle snakes as well." time now for a final look at weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: another storm brought rain across the bay area and even some snow on the hight mountains. doppler radar is shower the rain turning more to showers. heavy snow and winter storm warnings are up for the sierra and an avalanche was has also been issued through monday. on the satellite you can see the storm moving in. it will begin to weaken overnight and the showers will decrease. more showers are forecast for tomorrow and pick up in the afternoon. highs will be in the 40s and the 50s. a colder storm will bring more rain and snow to the bay area saturday night and into sunday morning. snow levels will fall to about 1,

lonnie wong that was (ken) (ken) that was lonnie wong reporting.overnor newsom will deliver his first state of the state address tomorrow at 11am .. (ken) still ahead at 10:30. we take a look where the pot industry stands now... more than a year since prop 64 passed, allowing adults to legally buy and smoke marijuana. (pam) plus... pleasanton residents are worried about the potential for dangerous erosion with the upcoming storms. we talk to residents who lost part of their yards... two years ago during heavy rain. (grant) virginia lieutenant governor justin fairfax fighting for his political life. as calls for his resignation continue... there's a push to remove him from office... and the ágovernor of that state who's at the center of the black-face scandal is also digging his heels in... what the presdient said tonight about his circumstance. do you think this is fun for me? you think i'm having fun? [man on other line] it certainly wasn't much fun to..... do you have eyes on the target? is it her? [man on other line] i can't tell from this photo

rachel wong/glendale resident: "it came cause i left my dog out.d to get it, but the mountain lion was faster than me."its all still pretty freaky for neighbors.as a new mom, rachel will not be letting her adorable daughter joey outside on her own anytime soon.rachel wong/glendale resident: "not even during the day because we have rattle snakes as well." encounter a mountain lion, because that wil trigger the cat to chase you. instead, you should make yourself look bigger and create a lot of noise. (vicki) if you're driving in the sierra this weekend... the c-h-p says to be extra safe... there is a blizzard and avalanche warning issued for the area... reporter eric rucker shows how many people tried to head up the mountain before the snow impacted their drive... but many people had the same idea... nats:by early friday afternoon, cars were already packing into this nyack gas station.nats:the reason came down to a simple and common theme among travelers.sot super:ernie garza, lincoln resident'we just wanted to get out before it started raining and s

lonnie wong explains what the troops will be assigned to do instead. that lonnie wong reporting. newsom will deliver his address today at 11am. (robin) up next on the kron 4 morning news ... a major crackdown on health supplements. the new report that reveals if the vitamins you are taking are actually doing something for your health. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning conditions start dry today before a round of potentially severe weather moves in this evening. rainfall will begin to increase into the late afternoon with strong winds and heavy rain especially into tomorrow morning resulting in the increased risk of flooding and downed trees. highs today will peak in the 50's before falling mostly into the 40's and upper 30's tonight as rainfall increases. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) are looking for the person who dumped a paint-like substance down a storm drown. a woman noticed that a creek near

wong as a senior staff writer with that hill -- with that hill. what is the status of house and senate border security talks ? like negotiators are nearing a compromise deal to keep government open. they are approaching a compromise number somewhere from the range of about one point $3 billion for president trump's border wall, to about $2 billion for his border wall. that is significantly lower than has beenident trump demanding for the last several months. the president wants 5.7 billion dollars, but given the fact that we just had a 35-day shutdown and the president was weakened and sort of hobbling, coming out of that shutdown, it appears the president will have to come off that $5.7 billion number. the big question is, once the bipartisan group comes to some sort of deal, we are hoping by monday, what does the president do at that? nobody can speak for the president. nobody knows what he is going to do so that remains an open question. steve: it did seem to some reporters and others the president was leaving it in the hands of legislators, me

wong. general council wong, give him a super global hand, yeah! [applause] >> honorable mayor london breed -- [speaking chinese language] >> -- and to improve the business environment, and i think great progress was made. [inaudible] >> -- equivalent to $13.6 trillion u.s. representing 6.6% year over year. and china's trade with foreign countries amounted to $12 $12.6 trillion u.s. and china's trade with the u.s. raising $6.25 million u.s., and created by 8.5% with china's exports to u.s. all those figures represent -- i think demonstrate that china's economy has maintained stable and good momentum for developing. and well, the tariffs increased on china's exports to the united states were counter productive, and that -- that's led to the down sizing of the united states market share in china. that's also told us that there's an urgent need to bring u.s.-china trade relations back to normal sooner rather than later. looking into the new year, i think china and the united states would work together, work together to develop the relationship based o

claudine wong is there and joins us alive. >> reporter: the broadcast starts at 6 pm.re is a little secret, the parade starts a little bit earlier. we have some of the early folks making their way down the streets of san francisco. so much fun. you can see how packed it is here in union square. let's pan around and show you what the broadcast booth is a doing on this side. we have everybody getting ready. in the meantime everyone is treated to a wonderful prey. we talk about the crowds and thousands of people lining the streets. this gives you a look at what it looks like all through the streets of san francisco. a little more than a mile. people are here excited to see the prey. these guys are smart. they saved a seat for me. we are walking down the street, i want to show you how busy it is as we go down the street. all of these people that are packed in right here. hello! how long have you been standing out here? >> two hours. >> reporter: i cannot move the truck, i do not have the keys. i will see what i can do. let's look up the street. i don't have the keys to the

i want to take a moment to introduce tiffany wong who is our new budget manager for the department. >> welcome. >> everyone knows her. >> is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. [please stand by] >> as -- at least as far as new positions goes, yes. >> thank you. >> commissioner bonilla? >> yes. i had a question about the park safety budget allocation. it seems to me considering the responsibilities that the department has in terms of keeping our parks well maintained and safe, the percentage -- percentage allocation that you have there, which is only 3% of the budget, is -- is that way under what is really truly required to maintain our -- our park safe, and if so, could you speak to how that budget was realized -- i mean, how that subject was determined and what actually could be done in the future to make it more realistic. >> so the budget is -- >> if needed. >> yeah. so when you look at the budget from that perspective at 3%, or 7 or $8 million, it doesn't look like a lot of money, but when you look at it in context, we have been growing th

tiffany soreas, the business planning manager, lydia, asset manager, johnny wong, our fleet manager,onio in the back, capital finance manager, and maria sutton, finance manager. without them you know, this would not be possible. thank you. >> president buell: thank you, derek, and thank you staff. >> clerk: we do have public comment. i have two cards, martha and jackie, if you could come forward, please. and as reminder, three minutes each. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good, thank you. so, good morning. this is a specific issue on the budget. i'm martha mahoney, mom to three children, 13, 8 and 6. representing the friends of joe dimaggio playground and north beach. we request you include a full-time recreation director for the joe dimaggio playground and surrounding facilities. it's on an entire city block. it includes a clubhouse, three tennis courts, a large children's playground, two bocce courts, hard scape area with three basketball courts and a half size baseball and kick ball diamond. the north beach pool and the north beach library are also located in this complex. we

allen wong, who is the director of advanced welcome to the show. dr. allen wong: thank you, robert.ert: i threw that whole title there. allen: ah, great. pleasure being here. robert: so give us an idea in terms of an overview. we've done a little bit about this program before, so give us sort of an overview in terms of what it does and who it's kind of targeting. allen: great, well, at pacific dugoni, our goal is to help people live lives healthier, and it's not just about teeth, but how they feel about themselves. so the smile is a gateway to everyone's soul, of course, and in america, we try to make sure our precious children are the ones that don't suffer. and it's amazing, in california, that over 875 days are lost just for kids having problems in having missed school, and it's sad also that, by kindergarten age, many kids have dental die e a vity before that time, and even 30% of those have untreated dental disease, so our goal at pacific dugoni is to bring awareness to the families, to children, in terms of giving them a great experience in terms of dentistry by early examinat

judge wong? >> thank you. [indiscernible] >> happy new year and happy day. >> we are here to witness and celebrate the swearing in of five new supervisors who stood for election last year, and are about to begin their new terms for districts two, four, six, eight and ten. i think we need a cheer there. [cheers and applause] >> and is a fourth-generation san franciscan i am deeply honored to administer the oath of office to those who are so committed to serving the public good. let's get going. let us begin. i will have the supervisors of two, four, six, eight, and ten stand in the order that there district numbers are. [laughter] >> it starts left and then goes right. okay. all all right. very well. please raise your right hand, and i want you to start with catherine stefani, and repeat after me. [repeating oath] >> congratulations. [cheers and applause] >> thank you presiding judge long. before we move onto the next issue, i would like to acknowledge and thank mayor brady for being in the chamber with us toda

explains what the troops will be assigned to do instead. ( james )( james ) ( james ) that was lonnie wong deliver his first state of the state address today at 11am .. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour...meet the california third-grader who is being called a hero after saving her father's life. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) conditions start dry today before a round of potentially severe weather moves in this evening. rainfall will begin to increase into the late afternoon with strong winds and heavy rain especially into tomorrow morning resulting in the increased risk of flooding and downed trees. highs today will peak in the 50's before falling mostly into the 40's and upper 30's tonight as rainfall increases. ( james ) ( james ) coming up on the kron-4 news at 6...the preparations underway as more rain gets ready to hit the bay area. kron-4's will tran has a live look at how some people are getting ready for the storm. ( james ) plus... there's a tentative deal that could help leaders avoid another government shutdown...we'll tell you what's on the table. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) if yo

(grant) (grant) that was lonnie wong reporting.ltrans has issue a heavy traffic advisory into tomorrow for the freeways that connect to the tahoe region. (grant) still ahead... we take a look at a scholarship source for students heading to college, to help aid them in not gaining thousands of dollars in student debt. (sports) coming up in sports, big news for giants spring training... as the legendary bruce bochy announces his retirement. why the skipper is saying goodbye after this season. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 36-month financing. ends monday. (ken) student debt is setting records. this past year - borrowers collectively owe more than $1.5 trillion dollars in student loans. and ma

of us were in chinatown for the first day of the year with mayor breed, and when i friend, walter wong, celebrated the biggest celebration in chinatown with eight pigs, is that right? and firecrackers, so i want to acknowledge of the presence of the mayor who will be speaking shortly and the members of the council and community members of the so eve-- members. every year, we kick off events in the community with the lunar new year celebration. we can take the opportunity to tell you a little bit more about what we are doing for a.p.a. heritage month this year. some of you may not have been to our a.p.a. heritage month celebration, so i want to take the opportunity to talk about the a.p.a. heritage month. last year, we celebrated the 40th anniversary of the law that established this particular celebration. so the month of may, why is it the month of may a.p.a. heritage month? congress decided because of two reasons. the first day of 1943 marked the rival on may 7 of the first japanese immigrant into the united states in the record so that was one reason. and the other reason was on may

wong.r. in 1989 we move from chinatown to richmond district. we have opened for a bit, over 29 years. we carry products from thailand, japan, indonesia, vietnam, singapore and india. we try to keep everything fresh daily. so a customer can get the best out a bit. >> normally during crab season in november, this is the first place i hit. because they have really just really fresh crab. this is something my family really likes for me to make. also, from my traditional chinese food, i love to make a kale soup. they cut it to the size they really want. i am probably here once a week. i'm very familiar with the aisles and they know everyone who is a cashier -- cashier here i know when people come into a market such as this, it looks like an asian supermarkets, which it is and sometimes it can be intimidating. we don't speak the language and many of the labels are in chinese, you may not know what to buy or if it is the proper ingredients for the recipe are trying to make. i do see a lot of peopl

as she mentioned, i am annie wong, i am a housing development specialist. we are seeking authorization for the ocii executive director to enter into an amended and restated loan agreement for approximately $47 million and a ground lease for an option to extend to 99 years? six west is planned 152 rental units of affordable rental development in mission bay that would serve extremely low-income families. the commission last saw this in 2018 when it approved the schematic drawings for the site. just to give -- orient folks a bit where we are, block six west is located in mission bay south area off of fourth street. it's adjacent -- directly adjacent to block six east, which is a recently completed 143 unit of ocii housing development? it is also available to the mission bay kids park to the north and bounded by the common parks system to its south, so that's where some of the food trucks and soccer fields are currently located. just to give a little more context, this map shows the many growing number of amenities in mission bay as well as growing number of t

wong. i would like to thank michael ballotazar and maya hernandez from sfgov tv for broadcasting this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic thank you. >> thank you, madam clerk, please call item one. >> ordinance appropriating approximately (22) 000-0000 of educational taxes and rainy one-time fund for the small housing site and single occupancy and behavior health acquisition and behavior health and educator funding fo thank yu very much. >> good morning. >> please call item number two. >> ordinance appropriating $381.1 million in access revenue augmentation funds to the sfmta and the $19 million for the light rail vehicles and $13.8 million for energy efficient audit and improvements and $5 million to the mitigation fund and the mandatory city services auditor baseline of $38.1 million on comptroller's reserve with the confirmation cash flow timing from the state of california. >> thank you very much. leah levenson is he

he has that experience and that talent. >> thank you claudine wong. >>> coming up on "mornings on two the remake of 'the lion king: >>> now is your chance to when a ktvu fox 2 news coffee mug. you can enter before 1 pm today. these are the mugs we are talking about. take a picture with your mug and send it to us. >> i like it. >>> thousand people turned out to celebrate the black a joy parade in downtown oakland. the event began with the parade with the dancers, drummers. elevating black culture and remembering the history of the black community. many of the people wearing gold crowns. the theme was a crown your joy. it featured local vendors, artists, and a concert headlined by 't-pain'. >>> the chinese new year parade. tradition for firecrackers to kickoff the facilities. thousands of people taking in the sights and sounds of the parade first-hand. it's a 1.3 mile route that wraps around the union square. many people turned out to watch it in person and many more watching it on tv. >> celebrating the lunar new year parade. one of the best. if you are not here, you are missing out. >

host: scott wong, so we're entering the era of flipping back and forth from party control. everyone talks about bipartisanship but what's the reality of the congress kevin mccarthy came into in 2007 and what it's been like since? >> well, those are the nancy pelosi years when he arrived, then it became the boehner years. you know, they haven't been terribly bipartisan. i mean that's a reality. it looks like even in the trump era especially, as we're in a government shutdown, out of a government shutdown, and back in it, things haven't changed that much. he entered into a congress that was very partisan and not getting a whole lot done. obviously when obama won election, that was the arrival of obamacare, democrats were able to push that through. during the kevin mccarthy era. and obviously that became a big punching bag and a big target for republicans helping to propel them back into power in 2010 obviously with the young guns program that kevin mccarthy was an integral part of. >> can you talk about the young guns program, who were they, what were they trying to do? >> su

lonnie wong has the story. travelers got hint of what was in store by late morning.astbound traffic headed downhill toward the valley was unusually heavy for a monday morning...many vehicles packing a load of snow. traffic headed uphill was even heavier...the flow averaged 10 to 20 miles an hour just past nyack just afternoon high noon...with spots where traffic came to a dead stop. but reef osmond is glad his kids donút have a lot of stamina...they plan to leave after just a couple of hours. there was plenty of activity at the gas station at nyack. many skipped the last day of play to get on the road.some were skittish because of the interstate closure on friday... ryan brad and his family skied just one day before heading back to santa cruz... he would rather cut his stay short. people were still headed up to the mountains today because itús the beginning of ski week in many locations including the bay area. and some were on the road because they were delayed by bad weather on friday and saturday. a good number of skiers at boreal resort are day skiers who will joi

. >> and good morning welcome to mornings on 2 on this sunday february 3rd i am claudine wong. >> i am frank mallicoat. some of the headlines we are following a developing story this out of san francisco where the driver got on high 101 going the wrong way. >> you can see the consequences. they were serious. they were deadly. two people were killed. 9 others injured. ktvu is at the creep and the northbound lanes of 101 are shut down of the we will check in in a bit. snow is coming down in the sierra. but that new blanket of white coming with some serious warnings. >> big time. chp says there will be hazardous travel conditions throughout the sierra until tuesday more on what officials are recommending if you are on your way towards the mountains. and yes, it's super bowl sunday. we will talk about everything from our dueling quarterbacks with bay area ties to the halftime show and the commercials. >> always the commercials. all that and more coming up but first let's go to rosemary orozco because the other news of the day is the weather that continues to come down. even though you warn

(vicki) that was lonnie wong reporting.altrans has issued a heavy traffic advisory into tuesday for the highways that connect to the lake tahoe region. (grant) protesters gathered in cities from cincinnati and chicago, washington, pittsburgh pennsylvania... all out to oppose president trump's declaration of a national emergency... they held signs...chanted...and marched. (grant) here in the bay area several rallies were held in solidarity with the nation- wide day of protest on this president's day. protesters gathered in walnut creek, oakland and in san francisco... where they were sounding off in their opposition to president trump's emergency declaration to fund the border wall.(grant) border">(grant)border">(grant) no reports of violence at any of the local rallies. (vicki) california is leading a new lawsuit against president trump's emergency declaration to fund a border wall. and at

(vicki)(vicki) that was lonnie wong reporting...t) at a school board meeting today, the union was required to lay out areas of its contract that could be negotiable... but those negotiations will continue at another time... (vicki) in national news tonight... police in connecticut have identified the body of a woman stuffed in a suitcase and left on the side of a road. but many questions still remain unanswered about what led to the death of 24-year old valerie reyes. melisa raney reports. neighbor: "i was praying that wasn'terwas praying her family have her back."a family, anxious and holding out hope for the safe return of their loved one... now face the heartbreaking truth... that day will never come.wednesday evening, greenwich, connecticut police identified the body found in a suitcase on the side of a road as 24- year old valerie reyes.reyes, a resident of new rochelle, new york, was reportedly last seen on the morning of january 29th ... walking from her apartment to a train station. according to police... highway workers fou

. >> scott wong, senior writer with the hill. follow him at thehill.com and on twitter. announcer: there are nearly 100 new members in the house of representatives this year. ohio, west virginia, mississippi, and washington are five of the states that added one new member. representative anthony gonzalez was a football star at ohio state before the indianapolis colts drafted him in 2007. after injuries cut short his professional football career, representative gonzalez earned his mba at stanford business school. he is the first latino elected to ohio's congressional delegation. representative carol miller served over a decade in the state house before voters in west virginia's third district elected her to congress. politics runs in her family. she is the daughter of former congressman samuel devine, whose seat would later be filled by future of ohio governor and 2016 presidential candidate john kasich. congressman michael guest was a local prosecutor in mississippi for nearly 25 years, the last decade as district attorney before his election to the house. he is also a s

. >> anthony: i take eric's suggestion, and we head over to see chef javier wong, uniquely nonconformistfor his incredible and uncompromising ceviches and his flaming wok. if peru has a national dish, it's probably ceviche. the freshest fish only needs the right cut, a little citrus, and no heat. what's the most common thing that people do wrong? >> eric: the quality of the ingredients. you don't do a ceviche with something that is not ultra fresh. >> anthony: right. >> eric: the cut is very important, the thickness. >> anthony: right. >> eric: and when you do the ceviche, you don't do it too much ahead of time. >> anthony: the whole place is served whatever menu he's doing that day, same for everybody. and today, the flounder he got from the market is particularly nice, so that's what we're getting. generally thicker pieces to stand up to the spices and acids. first up, an octopus and flounder ceviche. >> eric: i don't know what to tell you, man. it's damn good. >> anthony: mm. oh, that is good. >> eric: is this one very spicy, or no? >> anthony: you ever been spanked in your life and e

i was so lucky claudine wong gave us a drum set we have a full drum set in the living in. i can't wait to hear more about this. >> a lot of success stories so it will be a good interview. >> first let's focus on is happening here. >>> principals and ll go on str we will bring you allie rasmus to talk about what they are doing. >> reporter: 30 oakland school principals on their way to sacramento right now. we caught up with them gathering here at this coffee shop getting signs and messaging together. we saw them briefing getting ready to carpool to sacramento. they have several meetings planned today plan today with state lawmakers including the state superintendent of public schools. their goal is to ask state lawmakers for more support schools not just in oakland but around the state. also asking for other changes. california ranks near the bottom per-pupil spendingher states spend 23,000. >> people don't understand what the impact is of underfunding education and the reality is the increased cost of living. >> >> reporter: one of the other things principals are asking fo

the contract was a result of a 2015 request for qualification process, with pgh wong being the highest ranked of two respondents. as with previous contracts considered by the board, this multiyear approval aligns the contract duration with the determined amount approved by the airport commission for a more consistent process. the budget analyst recommends approval of the proposed modification and i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you very much. any questions? seeing none, let's pivot to the b.l.a. >> the board is being asked to approve the fourth amendment to the contract between pgh wong and the airport for the eritrean extension project. the original contract amount -- this is the first time the board has seen this contract. the original contract budget when the program was first set up was for $13 million. it has been increased to $16 million. that is what the board is being asked to approve. the full contract, there have been delays in the project, we summarize them on page 12 of the report. our understanding from the airport is a contract with himself was not responsible

my name is kristina wong, special assistant to the superintendent. we have a brief presentation for you, and we're going to -- both myself and also the b.c.c. members before you are going to be copresenting. so on my left is kara lima. and then also on my right is myrna vasquez. she is a very active parent on dlac, elac, coleman advocates, and many organizations. she is our chair of b.c.c. >> all right. everyone. good night -- or not good night. i mean, we're still here. hopefully good night soon. so the outcome for today is we're trying to improve the systems for y'alls. we're going to explain the system where b.c.c. is at, where we hope to be with b.c.c., and kind of share the focus with dlac, so that's kind of the focus for today. >> and in this slide, we're going to show part of the discussion topics that we have at b.c.c. last year, and i just want to highlight it -- three of those. it's more balanced assessments for english learns, [inaudible] >> so i wanted to review what the current b.c.c. status is. it was created as an advisory group to the

we could go to sam wong's and get super -- soup for $1. my parents came here and were drawn to the beatnik culture. they wanted to meet all of the writers who were so famous at the time, but my mother had some serious mental illness issues, and i don't think my father were really aware of that, and those didn't really become evident until i was about five, i guess, and my marriage blew up, and my mother took me all over the world. most of those ad ventures ended up bad because they would end up hospitalized. when i was about six i guess, my mother took me to japan, and that was a very interesting trip where we went over with a boyfriend of hers, and he was working there. i remember the open sewers and gigantic frogs that lived in the sewers and things like that. mostly i remember the smells very intensely, but i loved japan. it was wonderful. toward the end. my mother had a breakdown, and that was the cycle. we would go somewhere, stay for a certain amount of months, a year, period of time, and she would inevitably have a breakdown. we alw

i am claudine wong. >> good morning i am frank mallicoat. rosemary will have more on forecast in a moment. first, some of the headlines and funny moments after confusion and panic at a perhe formance of hamilton in san francisco. three people were hurt and people went running from that theater. >> it started with a medical emergency, and we will have more on what started the alarms and the panic. and latest information on a mass shooting in a warehouse in chicago suburb. 6 people were killed including the gunman. five officers injured. >> more on what happened and what we learned about the gunman coming up. back here at home, we at this . to keep a watchful eye on highway 37 in the north bay. >> krause are working to deal with the flooding caused by the levee break. more on how long it will take to get the highway open. but first let's go to rosemary orozco for a look at how long the wet will last and it's here this morning. >> you are right. scattered showers for today, and a little less for tomorrow and then we finally dry out with several

>>>ed a good morning welcomes to morning on 2 i am clawed even -- claudine wong. >> i am frank mallicoat if you are ready for rain we will have more. first, this is what happening. crews have been work overnight doing row pair on the san rafael bridge. drivers were dealing with some intermittent closures. >>p and there is more work to be done but caltrans is trying to minimize the impact. whapping now, what's next and that's when we go live to sara. >>> and if you are driving to the sierra it will be aninglyride. >> chains required for drivers heading up to the mountains. more on the dangerous conditions on the roads today and tomorrow. as and she formed herexploratory committee butelizabeth waren will officially announce her run for the white house. >> more where she will kick off the campaign and the issues she will focus on. all that coming up but first the rain falling with meteorologist rosemary orozco. >> good morning. at this hour, not too bad. we have mostly cloudy skies perhaps a little drizzle a few sprinkles but the scattered showers are going to pick up as we get into the aft