Consider the crab fishermen to blame. They are helping us. The two disentanglements we have been successful have been initiated by the fishermen. We see them out there every day and we run up close enough to pull the glasses out to see if they are entangled. Well notify them and get the team out here. Reporter being wild, the whales are unpredictable. They have been known to thrash about when approached and its against the law to get closer than 100 yards unless you have a special rescue permit from noaa. As far as the crab season itself, well, whats left of it this year, it comes to a close next month. With it, tens of thousands of pots like these will come out of the water. The whales will be with us for most of the summer. In bodega bay, don ford, kpix 5. This morning noaa received the report of a whale entangled 35 miles off the coast of monterey. Developing news out of Placer County where a grass fire is sending thick, black and white smoke shooting into the sky. Its already chewe
Happen and what is standing in the way. Its all ahead on ktvu channel ktvu mornings on 2. Good morning. We are live at menlo park. The train crossing there where unfortunately a woman in a car hit and killed by cal train. Coming up in two minutes, janine de la vega will have more on the important reminder for other drivers in the wake of this horrific crash. Very sad story to start with. It is tuesday, february 24th im pam cook. Good morning, im dave clark. Lets talk about your weather and traffic. Did steve tell you it would be cold outside . He did, of course. It is cold. A lot of 30s out there. The wind has tailed off, that has allowed the temperatures to take a drop here. 30s and 40s for most. It will be a cold morning. Sunny and nice day. A few high clouds trying to work their way up. The low that is now until arizona is far enough away but the breeze is not a factor. There it is Still Producing some weather. 33 napa. Any puff of a breeze will keep the temperatures above freezing.
Pressure. Reporter with the ut seismology lab, she says scientists used to believe the maximum earthquake along the hayward would be a 6. 9. The new information shows the east bay could experience closer to a 7. 3 and affect many more people to the east. But the calaveras fault extend all the way south to hollister. We could have even bigger earthquake. Reporter the last big earthquake on the hayward fault was in 1868 a 6. 8 magnitude, and Scientists Say a big one is expected every 150 years. Though right now the fault has a lot of stress and has never been more ready to slip. So the work that has to be done on what does it mean to us to have this fault in total destruction reporter she made the discovery after studying satellite imagery from the past 19 years. She said that previous scientists may have missed it because that connecting fault runs in the foothills and not in cities where it would be much easier to spot. Reporting live in berkeley ian cull, nbc bay area news. Thank you,
7 00. Were live in sunnyvale this morning, following breaking news. These are live pictures from a house fire that has turned into a crime scene as officials and neighbors fear the homeowner did not make it out of there alive. Coming up in two minutes, we tails we just received from the scene. It looks like theres still smoke coming from the roof of the fire. Crews still there. There is a long ladder. Welcome back to mornings on 2. Its tuesday, february 24th. Im tori campbell. Good morning, tori. Good morning. Im dave clark. Lets check your weather and traffic now. Steve paulson is right over there. You know our forecast. Clear, cold for us. 30s for many. Even a couple of upper 20s up in Mendocino County and some of the valleys around napa. A lot of 30s inland. 40s around the bay the around the bay. 58 and then a high of 65 today. San jose, high 67. Average is 66 this time of year. Average high is 61 to 66. The low, 39. Thats below. Thats not something weve talked about very much. The
That napa quake. At the time, 6 months ago, you look at this building and wondered how they would make repairs. Clearly, those repairs are well underway. Here in napa, this recovery has made significant progress, but much work needs to be done. In a store full of vintage collectibles and gifts, theres thousands of items that can break. And thats what happened. It was terrifying. Reporter terrifying to business owner, patricia tremble, because about half of her inventory was scattered, and broken on the floor. I lost about 38,000. Reporter reporter what came as she tried to recover tried her even more. When fema came 6 months later, being turned down by them device, being turned down by every bank twice. Reporter around downtown napa 6 months later there, is a mix. Some damaged buildings are being restored. Others like the Old Post Office remain in limbo. Overall, barry martin says the progress is good. Napa is a resilient community, and because weve had a lot of issues in the past with