the coast. more on that in a moment. first we will get to erica kato as she is tracking what we can expect today. >> right now temperatures on the cooler side, we have a minimal fog right now for the delta, low 40s in fairfield, vallejo, mid-40s out the door in downtown san francisco. yesterday we did see a record over in oakland, we reached a high of 72 degrees, expected to be even warmer as we head into this afternoon, oakland 74, 73 expected in hayward, upper 60s today for daly city but if you are headed to the beach, half moon bay hitting a high today of 72. temperatures as much as 15 degrees warmer than where we should be for this time of year but we will see gradually cooler weather into tomorrow and an increase in cloud cover. there is the possibility of showers as we head into the middle of the week, so all in all, we have some big changes coming in the next couple of days. now, we did mention that high surf advisory in effect for the coast, kron4's mike pelton at the beach this morning watching the waves. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. that high surf advisory runs until 3:00 this afternoon. right now it's just a quiet morning out here at ocean beach but we expect that to change over the next couple of hours because this weekend it feels more like june than january and we've seen a lot of families coming out to enjoy the welcome chang in the weather -- change in the weather. as for the big waves, we are bringing out a lot of people to admire the swales. others here to get a fun weekend in at the beach. weather officials have the high surf advisory in effect and tell us waves could reach 15 feet high. there is a possibility of relationship current and rogue wakes known as sneaker waves and they warn don't turn your back on the water. parents still letting their kids have a fun few days at ocean beach this weekend. >> the little one doesn't like to go in the sand yet. this one we brought him out here to teach him about the water and how it can be dangerous and to teach him safety. we keep him between us as we walk and we don't really -- we don't let him go down there by himself. >> reporter: and san francisco fire crews are also out this weekend running through routine drills. we saw them out here at ocean beach yesterday keeping an eye on the water as a practice responding to emergencies along the coast and we did have a chance to speak with fire officials this weekend. they tell us that lifeguards as a reminder to families, life gardens are not on duty, they are seasonal, they don't return until may. >> thank you for the advice, mike. and. if you are headed to the beach, temperatures in the 70s, santa cruz could actually see low 80s develop. marty. >> thank you. let's get to news this morning and the story you'll only see on kron4. a violent convenience store robbery caught on a surveillance camera in san pablo. it ended with the shooting of a store clerk even though he seemed to cooperate. this morning the victim is in critical condition in the hospital. and the uncle has not only strong words for the assailant but for first responders. dan rubin shows how it unfolded and we want to warn you that the video is graphic. >> it's wednesday night, the time is 11:42 p.m., two men wearing masks charge into the bonfare market on 23rd an in san pablo. one of the robbers is holding a gun and fires before making any demands. at first no one is hit and then the robbers climb over the counter and demand money out of the register. the clerk is a 26-year-old man working to support his family in pakistan. he complies with the robbers' orders. the clerk whose family doesn't want identified is holding his hands up but the robbers still shoot as they are leaving. >> they wanted to rob the store, take the money, go, take it, leave, but why they had to shoot him? >> reporter: the victim is hit twice, he's alert but losing blood fast. police are quick to arrive. the time is 11:44. >> for four or five minutes asking for help, moving his legs around and everything and all they are doing is taking pictures. >> reporter: paramedics arrive four minutes after police. it's now 11:48. the victim is still conscious and he's crying out for help but paramedics appear hesitant to render any aid. finally the victim is loaded onto a gurney and wheeled out to a waiting ambulance. it's now 11:59. 15 minutes from the time first responders arrived to the time a badly bleeding gunshot victim received any medical assistance. >> he's looking at like, man, what are you doing, taking pictures of me, man. >> reporter: he says the ambulance took his nephew to a medical center nearby that wasn't equipped to handle gunshot victims. that's when kumar says a medical helicopter had to be flown in to take his nephew to walnut creek where he's currently given a 50% chance of survival. like his nephew, kumar can't wait any longer to bring the gunman to justice. >> i am willing to, you know, give out a $10,000 award to any person that will give the police department information on these two criminals. >> reporter: reporting in san pablo, dan rubin, kron4 news. new this morning, a bicyclist is dead after being hit by a vehicle in sunnyvale. it happened around 2:30 on highway 85 near the fremont avenue on-ramp. lanes on the roadway were blocked for about -- highway were blocked for about two hours and no word yet if the driver in the incident will face any criminal charges. more bay area news now, in oakland, police say they have made an arrest in a hit-and-run that left an elderly woman dead. the crime happened friday at the intersection of 18th avenue and east 15th street. the victim was an 84-year-old woman. this is video of thescene from hurricane helicopter partnership with abc 7 news of the scene and the accused driver is a 30-year-old woman from oakland. i thought what's happening to walnut creek? >> i don't get why you would do this. >> coming up on kron4 news weekend, we will show you what's going on in walnut creek that has some residents afraid to go out after dark. then is isis ready to make a deal? we will tell you what the terror group reportedly wants in exchange for a journalist being held hostage. and two bay area cities are among the worst in the country when it comes to getting vaccinated. after the break we will show you the celebrity that some are blaming for it. and here's a live look outside the san mateo bridge. we are waking up to generally clear skies, get ready for some record breaking heat on this sunday afternoon. did ya kw? esh ep eremeightight lier i't jt light. 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here in the bay area. the cdc says there were more than 600 cases of measles reported last year, and that's a record high. it's skyrocketed because there are parents who refuse to vaccinate their children. elizabeth cohen reports. >> parents need to know what is being injected into their child. >> reporter: call it the jenny effect. >> without a doubt in my mind, i believe vaccinations triggered evan's autism. >> reporter: almost a decade ago, jenny mccarthy became a spokeswoman for the antivaccination movement, a movement that's only grown bigger, despite science showing over and over there's no link between autism and vaccines. in california, for example, a study out this week shows low rates of vaccination in san francisco and marin county, both wealthy areas. in southern california affluent areas in los angeles have had immunization rates that rival south sudan. >> when parents choose not to vaccine, other parents around them may have similar ideas and so what you get are pockets, groups of people who think the same and so you now have a cluster of children who are susceptible, all kind of living and playing together, going to similar schools, houses of worship and the like so if that bad germ get into that group, all of a sudden, you'll have an epidemic. >> reporter: so why don't parents believe the scientists? some of them are convinced the government is working with the pharmaceutical industry and just want to sell vaccines. >> i am more willing to take the chance of her getting one of the, you know, rare viruses or diseases than give her these side effects which a lot of the times is autism. >> reporter: the supposed link between autism and vaccines was -- his paper was dis credited and redacted from the british medical journal in 2011. even so, many believe wakefield was right, still believe the government is lying to americans and still refuse to vaccinate their children no matter what. coming up on kron4 news weekend, there are some cities in the bay area where it's getting easier to find a job. we will have that new data that shows you where after the break. what's hapned snaing? hodid bece sentindey eating o aft theext,aftethe xt? so pdictle a sounsasfyi? what aut plingp a air,a stl, a bebag,nd aualltastg r fo. we a a camy eesehatstilbelies in t beay of kni, inhe eganswip of a . . spe. coue, at dsn'tean you n't nk uor sop u up enjoy ery ngle soi-tay bi. the laugng c. inve snaing. welcome back. taking a live look outside, golden gate bridge, get ready for record heat on this sunday, 70s, maybe some 80s. more details with erica. good morning. >> good morning, yeah, we have record highs on the way for today, but we also have some areas of dense fog, that's primarily in the north and east bay valleys. as for temperatures right now, most locations starting your sunday off in the 40s, 42 degrees in oakland right now, 44 in concord. san francisco, mild by comparison at 50 degrees, and a lot of folks probably heading to the beach later on today because it's going to be a warm one, especially along the coastline. keep in mind we have high surf advisory now extended until 3:00 this afternoon. waves between 10 and 12 feet expected at periods of 15 to 18 seconds so my best advice is never turn your back to the ocean, really just stay away from the water if you can but all in all, really nice weather reserved for the beaches today, mid-70s for places like half moon bay and if you're taking a day trip down to santa cruz, temperatures expected to climb into the 80s there. focusing on bay area numbers, in the south bay, plenty of 70s to go around here on the board. redwood city 73, 72 your high in mountain view, camel a high of 73 degrees. not as warm in the east bay. we have the tule fog and that's going to limit our heating and hamper the sunshine. fairfield only hitting a high in the mid-50s, richmond today 69, 72 for san leandro, downtown san francisco today in the upper 60s and we will see a high of 74 across the bay in oakland. we have the strong ridge of high pressure parked over the state right now, it's going to shift east as we head into next week and that's going to allow a weak system to perhaps bring a few rain drops as we head into monday night through early wednesday morning. temperatures will drop, we will see an increase in cloud cover but frankly we are only looking at a 10 to 20% chance for precipitation and then as we head into next weekend, lots of sunshine and temperatures start to warm. marty. >> thanks, erica. back to the news this morning, two f16 fighter jets escorted two passenger planes onto an atlanta airport after a bomb threat was made on twitter. military officials say the threats were credible. a southwest flight from milwaukee and a delta flight from portland, oregon were affected. both planes, however, managed to land safely. the atlanta bomb squad swept the area for explosives and also brought dogs onto the tarmac. the fbi is saying that passengers had to be interviewed and searched before being allowed to leave that restricted area. no explosives were found. new this morning, another attempt to raise the fuselage of the airasia flight 8501 out of the java sea failed again this morning. indonesian officials say some ropes snapped after the wreckage reached the surface of the water. a similar attempt also failed on saturday. meantime, one more body was recovered after it floated out of the wreckage on sunday. that brings the total number of bodies recovered to 70. the airasia flight went down in the java sea back on december 28th with 162 people on board. the deadline to pay the ransom for two japanese hostages being held by isis militants has come and gone and this morning we are learning more about the hostage takers' new demands. mary maloney has the details. >> reporter: four days after isis post a video of two japanese hostages demanding a $200 million ransom from the japanese government, a new demand has been made, posted online saturday the audio is accompanied by an image that appears to show one of the hostages, freelance journalist ken gee go tow holding the head of another captive. japanese prime minister reacted to the purported execution stating it was unforgivable and outrageous violence. i feel strong anger and firmly condemn it. prime minister abey demanded goto's immediate release. the person on the clip says the hostage takers would only release him in exchange for a woman held prison in jordan since 2005. earlier this week secretary of state john kerry joined a global coalition calling on the international community to work together and fight isis, which he refers to as dash. >> dash, as it is commonly known in the arab world is not simply a syrian problem, it's not an iraqi problem. dash is a global problem and it demands a coordinated comprehensive and enduring global response. >> reporter: the national security council's deputy spokesperson has also released a statement condemning isis. the united states is fully supportive of japan in this matter. we stand in solidarity with japan and are coordinating closely. the nsc also called for the immediate release of all remaining hostages. i'm mary maloney reporting. new this morning, president barack obama president obama and first lady michelle obama arrived in india for a two day visit. indian prime minister nor renda moghe greeted them on the tarmac and mr. obama later received a ceremonial welcome and also laid a wreath at the too many of -- tomb of nagate te munde. unemployment is down statewide and it is at a record low in the city of san francisco. california's unemployment rate dropped to 7% in december, that's down from a little over 8% recorded in december of 2013. mayor ed lee issued a statement saying these figures demonstrate san francisco's economic policies are working. marin county has the lowest unemployment in the renal at a little over 3% and monterey country had the highest at close to 11%. coming up next on kron4 news weekend, a follow-up to a kron4 story, how a local woman helped two pitbulls in distress find a loving home. mmmm. ring ring! ring ring! progresso. i forgive you. you do? it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmer vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you, soup people. this week at safeway buy three progresso traditional or rich and hearty soups for four dollars with your club card. welcome back. this morning we bring you a follow-up to a my kron4 story out of the east bay. when victoria stewart and her husband moved to oakland a little over a year ago, they didn't expect to find themselves rescuing dog but that's exactly what happened when they noticed their neighbor was rarely home to care for his pets. and now several months later the dogs have new families. kron4's jeff pierce tells us about their long journey home. >> hi, i'm victoria hair and this is the happy ending to my kron4 story. >> after victoria told her story about rescuing two distressed dogs named trouble and lulu she went to work to find homes for them using social media with the help of the organization people animal love support or pels, things began to come together for troubled lulu. >> lauren watkins from pels was able to set up a go fund me account to help with trouble's tumor. we had their first visits covered through the go fund me account as well as training with a great local trainer. >> reporter: trouble and lulu had their own facebook page and two families came forward to adopt the two now well known dogs. >> i came over, i checked out the dogs and i knew that lulu was our dog. >> reporter: rue map and her son and daughter welcomed lulu into their home. >> this is the first time my children have had a dog in the house and i tell you, our family feels complete. >> reporter: pinched marquez's -- richard marquez's children adore their dog trouble. >> i brought the children down to see how trouble was with the kids and he loves the kids and the kids loved him. >> a lot of people came forward. it was definitely a commute effort. people from all over california and other states volunteered their time and their money to help us. >> there are so many unsung heroes just like victoria who are doing their part as neighbors, as friends to help these dogs find their forever homes. >> we got so lucky, they are both so happy, we really couldn't have asked for a better ending. >> reporter: in oakland, jeff pierce, kron4 news. >> they look happy. we checked out the last story after a viewer reached out to us. and if you have a story idea you'd like us to look into, go to our website, kron4.com, and click on the my kron4 story tab. we have details of recent crimes that have left some residents in a usually quiet east bay suburb afraid to go out at night. we will have that story coming up. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. alex jenny jenny carlos alex carlos good morning burrito 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low clouds even here as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. worry not starting the morning off with the clear skies we saw yesterday. i think there is more cloud cover especially in the north day as we start off your sunday morning. as for temperatures, plenty of 40s right now, so grab a jacket if you're getting an early start. vallejo 42, 45 for downtown san francisco, livermore right now with 43 and looks like we are seeing low 40s even down in the south bay. into the afternoon, lot more sunshine expected, quick warming, most locations in the 60s by lunchtime and then 70s make their way into the forecast by 3:00 with the warmest temperatures reserved for the coast. we do have a high surf advisory in effect so be careful if you're heading to the beaches and it looks like a pretty big cooldown as we head into early next week with a possibility of some showers. >> thanks, erica. and weather officials are urging caution if you're heading to the coast. a high surf advisory is in effect this morning and continues until 3:00 this afternoon. the national weather service says waves could top 15 feet high and i saw them yesterday in the mosque beach, pacifica area and they were really strong. san francisco fire officials warn that the high surf advisory comes with rip currents and dangerous waves known as sneaker waves. continuing our weather coverage this morning, visitors from all over the bay area, including annie flocked to seaside beach towns like half moon bay to enjoy the warm weather this weekend and business owners were overjoyed -- they say that january usually pretty slow but it wasn't that way this weekend. temperatures have many bipses starting out the year better than they expected -- businesses starting out the year better than they expected. >> a lot of people bank money for these months because we know it's slow but it hasn't proven to be that way. >> and with more warm weather expected today, businesses again are hoping they will be just as busy as they were on saturday and some of them adding even more staff to work and hope the weather continues to bring more people to help out the local economy. in other news, the mother of this 22-year-old man with asperger's syndrome is suing target for the cause of her son's death in pasadena. she says his coworkers falsely accused him of stealing from the store and then parading him around in a so-called walk of shame. he then committed suicide last july. the family's lawyer says because the attendance to hyper focus for a person with asperger's it created a perfect storm that led to his death. his mother has filed a lawsuit against the popular chain store. >> every day i heard from him how much he loved me. it's hard, you know, i miss that. >> target issued a statement saying quote "our thoughts and prayers go out to the friends and family of this individual." since the lawsuit was filed, the family's lawyer says other victims have also come forward saying they were also subjected to the walk of shame. no other comment has been made from target. and a 13-year-old boy has been arrested, suspected of stabbing a high school student to death in los angeles. officials say the 14-year-old victim attended a nearby senior high school but was on the front steps of griffith junior high when he was stabbed. about 100 students were inside the junior high at the time. the school was locked down after the stabbing and students were released to their parents in the auditorium. investigators have not identified a motive. and back here in the bay area, police are investigating an armed robbery at a walnut creek restaurant. shows us the targeted business and described who police are looking for. >> reporter: less than a full day after being held up at gunpoint, it's back to business at free birds world burrito in walnut creek. what did you think when you heard this place was robbed? >> i thought what's happening to walnut creek? >> reporter: last april a woman was robbed and held up at gunpoint in front of corner's tavern downtown. in november this safeway store almost victimized by an armed robbery and now this burrito restaurant. in this case police say the alleged gunman is described as an african-american man in his 20s with a small build. last seen wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and carrying a handgun. >> i don't get why you would do this. >> reporter: investigators say so far there is not a connection between the armed robberies but police are looking into it along with a list of other violent crimes. on friday night, just before 10:30, investigators say the gunman walked into this restaurant on gary road, pointed a gun at the employees inside and demanded money before running off with the cash. >> shocking? >> really shocking and it makes me nervous. that's why we didn't come here after dark today. we came here early. this is an early dinner for us. >> reporter: it's possible the man chose this restaurant because of how close it is to the freeway, either way he is still at large. in walnut creek, philippe djegal, kron4 news. petaluma police arrested a man suspected of robbing a wells fargo bank on friday. his name is steven robert williams. he's 31 years old from petaluma and he allegedly handed a bank teller a note that demanded cash. police say the teller complied with the demand and williams ran away with the money. it didn't take detectives long, however, to arrive at williams' home. they looked for evidence connecting them to the robbery and then arrested him. williams was booked into the sonoma county jail, police say that no one was hurt in the robbery. and in mountain view, police are on the hunt for a suspect behind a series of pharmacy robberies. this is video of the person that officers are looking for. authorities say the first robbery happened december 12th at a walgreen's on east el camino avenue. the second one at another walgreen's, this time in morgan hill. and then the third took place last sunday at a rite aid also in morgan hill. police say the man demanded oxycodone and told the pharmacist he had a bomb. coming up on kron4 news weekend, we are just days away from the super bowl and deflate gate is not going away, at least not for the new england patriots. we will tell you how the patriots problems actually a good thing for one of indianapolis' businesses. the land of the free. this is not something that we should be supporting and we should be allowed to be legal. >> and we will tell you what this group of teenagers marching through the streets of san francisco has to say. and here's a live look outside of the embarcadero in san francisco on this sunday morning. keeping an eye on the weather and the possibility of record breaking temperatures. when the flu hits, it's a really big deal. the aches. the chills. the fever. an even bigger deal? everything you miss out on... family pizza night. the big game. or date night. why lose out to the flu any longer than you have to? 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time to recap some of the stories we are following for you this sunday morning. in a story you'll see only on kron4, a violent convenience store robbery caught on surveillance camera in san pablo. the store clerk was shot even though he cooperated with robbers. the clerk is in critical condition at a hospital this morning. members ofs his family -- of his family are upset not just with the attackers but also with responders, they claim it took paramedics too long to treat the clerk and that they took the victim to a medical center that was not equipped to handle gunshot victims. doctors say this morning the man has a 50/50 chance of surviving. nassa county reporting its first flu death in the area. one flu fatality in san francisco, one also in sonoma county and two in san mateo county. close eye on the weather this morning. we are going to continue to see warm temperatures again today in some parts of the bay area but just a reminder, you might want to stay away from the water if you're headed to the beach because a high surf advisory is in effect for the bay area coastline this morning, will remain in effect until later on this afternoon. and here with the rundown of the weather is erica kato. hi, erica. >> good morning, marty. lots of sunshine expected for today, a little hazy out there. here's a live look at sfo. we are not tracking any delays on arriving flights because visibility isn't a factor but keep in mind we have yet another spare-the-air alert in effect for all of the bay area, no wood burning allowed. probably wasn't on your agenda because we are talking about record breaking highs later this afternoon, in fact, temperatures this weekend pretty on par with what we saw for the 4th of july weekend. right now cold start, temperatures in the 40s, fairfield 43, 41 up toward napa, but take a look at futurecast, we will start to see some 60s develop into the 9:00 hour, and then as we put the clock into motion, 70s on the board by 11:00, quick warming through much of the bay area and then looks like we will see plenty of 70s to go around by 3:00 this afternoon. yesterday we did break a record in oakland with a high of 72. i think we are on tap to break a couple of records later on today with temperatures even warmer than what we experienced yesterday. plenty of 70s across the board here in south bay, san jose 75, 74 toward milpitas. looks like we could see low 70s develop in redwood city and 75 in your high in campbell. though we are talking about warm conditions in the south bay, not necessarily the case in the east bay because of that tule fog heating really limited in these areas so we will see low 60s from concord and pittsburg, vallejo hitting a high of 71, 72 on tap for san leandro. downtown san francisco above average in the upper 60s, 71 across the bay in berkeley and if you're heading to the beach later on today, we will see upper 60s for ocean beach, daly city, half moon bay today hitting a high of 75. so beach weather definitely on tap. we are talking about high surf advisory for the coast. we have a ridge of high pressure parked over the state, it's going to shift east as we head into tomorrow, that's going to allow for a weak system to head in our direction. possibility of a few rain drops monday night through early wednesday morning, temperatures start to drop but looks like they are on the climb yet again as we head into next weekend. >> looking forward to that warmth, thank you, erica. another vehicle recalled this morning, kia motors america is recalling nearly 87,000 of its 2014 forte sedans because of faulty equipment that could cause the cars to catch fire. the recall notice issued yesterday affects kia fortes made from december 2012 through april of last year. the cooling fan resister might overheat and melt in those vehicles, increasing the risk of a fire. the recall is expected to begin on february 24th. and the california dmv retracted an advisory requiring drivers from ride sharing services to commercially register their cars. the move comes after an outcry by companies who say the requirement would threaten their business. companies like uber and lyft had argued lawmakers already recognized them as another distinct form of transportation businesses like taxi cabs. the dmv said it jumped the gun on issuing the advisory and they will further review the issue. deflate gate is not going awade. new england patriots coach bill belichick again facing reporters and again defending the way his team prepares its football game balls. belichick speaking out during an unscheduled press conference on saturday saying that his team earned its spot fairly. >> i can tell you from all the footballs that i have handled over the last week, i can't tell a difference, there is a 1 pound difference or half a pound difference in any of the footballs. at no time was there any intent whatsoever to try to compromise the integrity of the game or to gain an advantage, quite the opposite. we feel like we followed the rules of the game to the letter. >> meantime, the nfl continues to investigate why 11 of 12 footballs used by the patriots in last week's afc championship game were not properly inflated. coach belichick did not have any answers to that saturday but he explained how other conditions such as cold temperatures might have affected the pressure in the footballs. the controversy around the use of underinflated balls in the afc championship game is causing continuing problems for the patriots as they try to prepare for the super bowl. amanda brondice has explained why deflate gate has helped one indianapolis company increase sales. >> reporter: this is a familiar sound inside the storefront. >> these labels all go together, guys. >> reporter: packages getting prepped. >> going to seattle. >> reporter: and from california to connecticut. >> this is massachusetts. >> reporter: and, of course, all over indiana. >> probably be so warm when they get them. >> 4:00 in the afternoon or so when we got the design finished and then we had samples later that night ordered thousands shirts to get in this morning and had it all done in under 24 hours. thanks, guys. >> reporter: once the deflate skate scandal broke, the request for deflate -- deflatriots t-shirts came almost immediately. >> print off tons of labels and start stuffing bags as fast as we can. >> people think it's funny, they think it's important at the same time, you know, it's an important subject because we do really care about the integrity of the game. >> it really didn't surprise me. i wouldn't be shocked at all if they actually did it and that they are outright lying. anytime we play the patriots, i'm going to wear this shirt as a reminder. >> reporter: good for fans and good for business. >> they can see that we design, we print, we ship, we have a store and they see all that come together in a really tight time frame and then they start to have an appreciation for what we do with respect 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the bay area's news station, kron4 news weekend starts now. good morning. thank you for joining us on this sunday, january 25th. i'm marty gonzalez. >> and i'm anny hong. good morning, everyone. our big story today is the bay area weather. it's going to be another warm day, taking a look outside, you can see it's a beautiful day in san francisco, blue skies, and it's going to be another warm day. there is also the possibility of even some record breaking temperatures and that might be just a good thing since it is another winter spare the air day but that also means no wood burning for today. >> yeah, and not the only warning in effect for the bay area this morning. we have weekend weather team coverage coming up and we are covering the bay weatherwise for you. >> here's a look at our live shot here in pacifica and erica kato who is tracking our forecast this morning. how warm will we get, erica? >> we are talking about temperatures expected to reach the mid-70s for the beaches. temperatures well above average. here's a live look at sfo already seeing the sunshine. as for temperatures yesterday, take a look at how much warmer than we were than average -- warmer we were than average. temperatures warmer than usual along the coastline. half moon bay was 13 degrees above normal. as we head into this afternoon, plenty of 70s expected around the area, hayward 73, 74 for oakland, upper 60s today for downtown san francisco, half moon bay hitting a high of 72. here's a live look outside at the beach, kron4's mike pelton watching the waves for us with a high surf advisory. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, erica. taking a live look at ocean beach. over the past hour we have seen quite a few people start to make their way down here to the coast. many of them coming with cameras to get a picture of the big waves that we have seen all weekend long, although the waves we are seeing this morning are nothing compared to what we saw yesterday. but nonetheless that high surf advisory runs until 3:00 this afternoon and it runs along the coast from sonoma to monterey counties. weather officials warn waves could reach 15 feet high and there's always the possibility of rip current and sneaker waves that come up unexpectedly. however, the nice weather and big waves are bringing out many to admire the strong swales like one woman this morning who knows to keep her distance. >> but they are pretty close to and i'm not getting that close, i promised my husband i wouldn't. >> reporter: what concerns do you have about the high surf? >> going back out that way. >> reporter: getting sucked in? >> yep. >> yep. because people don't know about how to handle the water. >> reporter: and if you do get sucked out into the ocean, san francisco fire officials tell us stay calm, tread water and then swim parallel to the beach but really, erica, they recommend staying away from the water altogether this weekend. if not for that high surf advisory, it's pretty cold this time of year as well. erica. >> sounds good, thanks a lot. mike. and if you're taking a day trip down to santa cruz, lots of sunshine there, temperatures could actually climb into the low 80s. anny. >> thank you, erica. new this morning, a bicyclist is dead after being hit by a vehicle in sunnyvale. it happened at around 2:30 this morning on highway 85 near the fremont avenue on-ramp. lanes on the highway were blocked about two hours and no word yet if the driver and the incidents will face any criminal charges. in oakland police say they have made an arrest in a hit- and-run that left an elderly woman dead. the crime happened friday at the intersection of 18th avenue and east 15th street. the victim was an 84-year-old woman. this is video over the scene from our helicopter, partnership with abc 7 news. the accused driver is a 30-year- old woman from oakland. this morning we want to bring you a follow-up to that my kron4 story from the east bay. when victoria stewart and her husband moved to oakland a little over a year ago, they didn't expect to find themselves rescuing dogs but that's exactly what happened when they noticed that their neighborhood was barely home to care for his pets. well now several months later the dogs have new families. kron4's jeff pierce tells us about their long journey home. >> hi, i'm victoria hair and this is the happy ending to my kron4 story. >> reporter: after victoria told her story on kron4 about rescuing two depressed dogs named trouble and lulu, she went to work to find homes for them. using social media with the help of the organization people/animal love support or pels, things began to come together for trouble and lulu. >> lauren watkins from pels was able to set up a go fund me so we could have people donate money to help with trouble's tumor. we had it removed. we also had their first visits covered through that go fund me account as well as some training with a great local trainer. >> reporter: trouble and lulu had their own facebook page and two families came forward to adopt the two now well known dogs. >> i came over, i checked out the dogs and i knew that lulu was our dog. >> reporter: rue map and her son and daughter welcomed lulu into their home. >> this is actually the first time my children have had a dog in the house and i'll tell you, our family feels complete. >> reporter: richard marquez's children adore their dog trouble. >> i brought the kids down so they could see how trouble was with the kids and he loved the kids and the kids love him. they even sleep together. so it's crazy. >> a lot of people came forward, it was definitely a community effort. people from all over california and other states volunteered their time and their money to help us. >> there are so many unsung heroes just like victoria who are doing their part as neighbors, as friends to help these dogs find their forever homes. >> got so lucky, they are both so happy, we really couldn't have asked for a better ending. >> reporter: in oakland, jeff pierce, kron4 news. >> and a happy ending. we last checked out that story after a kron4 viewer reached out to us. so if you have a story idea you'd like us to look into, go to our website, kron4.com, and then click on the my kron4 story tab. i thought what's happening to walnut creek? >> i don't get why you would do this. >> coming up on kron4 news weekend, wither go egg to show you what's going -- we are going to show you what's going on in walnut creek that has some residents afraid to go out after dark. we will tell you what the ices terror group reportedly wants in exchange for a journalist being held hostage. and two bay area cities are among the worst in the country when it comes to getting their children vaccinated. after the break we will show you the celebrity that some are blaming for that. and a live look outside, san mateo bridge on this sunny sunday morning, get ready for another warm day. did ya kw? esh ep eremeightight lier i't jt 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20% effective this year, doctors say it's still the best measure to protect against the virus. in other health news, the measles outbreak is spreading with 68 confirmed cases in california and nine here in the bay area. the cdc says there were more than 600 cases of measles reported last year and that's a record high. it has skyrocketed because there are parents who refuse to vaccinate their children. elizabeth cohen reports. >> parents need to know what is being injected into their child. >> reporter: call it the jenny effect. >> without a doubt in my mind, i believe vaccinations triggered evan's autism. >> reporter: almost a decade ago actress jenny mccarthy became the spokeswoman for the antivaccination movement, a movement that's only grown stronger, finding support among liberal, well educated communities despite science showing over and over there's no link between autism and vaccines. in california, for example, a study out this week shows low rates of vaccination in san francisco and marin county, both wealthy areas. in southern california affluent areas in los angeles have had immunization rates that rival south sudan. >> when parents choose not to vaccinate, other parents around them may have similar ideas and so what you get are pockets, groups of people who think the same and so you now have a cluster of children who have susceptible, all kind of living and playing together going to similar schools, houses of worship and the like. so if that bad germ gets into that group, all of a sudden you'll have an epidemic. >> reporter: so why don't parents believe the scientists? some of them are convinced the government is working with the pharmaceutical industry and just want to sell vaccines. >> i am more willing to take the chance of her getting one of the, you know, rare viruses or diseases than give her the side effect of the vaccines which a lot of the times is autism. >> reporter: the supposed link between autism and vaccines was championed by andrew wakefield but his paper was dis credited and redacted from the british medical journal in 2011 but even so, many parents still believe wakefield was right, still believe the government is lying to americans and still refuse to vaccinate their children no matter what. still ahead on kron4 news- week-old, we have new -- news weekend, we have new data showing the bay area cities where it's easier to find a job. that when we come back. if you're going to tahoe, no snow up there at least, highway 60, a live look from our caltrans camera in tahoe. not much snow, more like spring skiing this weekend. more details on your hot weather coming back after the break. you ow, youlay otball r a ng time li i d u' gon lea to de witalot of pain. but is thinlike the painhat ingl causes. n wh i g shinglesit was somhingwful. itas like beg bldsided byome nebacker. you n'see coming. om! washis inful rashof little isters. d, uy stuff. lo of 'em. t a od deal. ifou've h chien pox uh-h, we all memb chien pox. ll 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surf advisory if you're heading to the coastline that has been extended until 3:00 this afternoon. the concern is about rip currents, large breaker waves, waves expected between 10 to 12 feet for periods of 15 to 18 seconds, so that stretches from the sonoma county coastline all the way past santa cruz, so a lot of folks probably headed to the beach, keep in mind that you never want to turn your back to the ocean and you want to keep a close eye on the kids. as for right now, temperatures are in the 40s, we are going to work our way into the 70s later on today. yesterday we broke a record over in oakland, i think we will break a couple more records as we head into this afternoon. looks like fremont today hitting a high of 72, 75 on tap for campbell, redwood city, look at you, 73 for the afternoon, 74 expected in evergreen. temperatures this weekend actually very similar to what we encountered on the 4th of july. temperatures well above average. in fact, yesterday numbers were as much as 6 degrees warmer than where we should be for the end of january. vallejo not too warm today, it will feel warmer in the sunshine, cooler in the shade, 61 there, 72 degrees in san leandro, upper 60s on tap for downtown san francisco, and 74 across the bay in oakland. dry weather for the entire state, we have the strong ridge of high pressure in place, but it's going to shift east and then we are tracking a weak system that's approaching southern california that could bring some rain as far north as the central coast, but i don't think we will see too much in the bay area, perhaps just a few sprinkles, national weather service calling for a 10 to 20% chance so perhaps keep your umbrella handy in case. the rest of your extended forecast shows lots of sunshine as we head into the latter half of the workweek, temperatures on the rebound, looks like we are above average yet again as we head into next weekend. marty. >> thank you, erica. back to the news this morning, f16 fighter jets escorted two passenger planes into an atlanta airport after a bomb threat was made on twitter. military officials say the threats were credible, southwest flight from milwaukee and a delta flight from portland were affected. both planes managed to land in georgia safely. the atlanta bomb squad swept the area for explosives and then also brought dogs to the tarmac. the fbi says passengers had to be interviewed and searched before they were allowed to leave the restricted area. no explosives were found. new this morning, another attempt to raise the fuselage of the airasia 8501 flight out of the java sea failed again this morning. indonesian officials say that some rope snapped after the wreckage reached the surface of the water. a similar attempt also failed saturday. meantime one more body was recovered after it floated out of the wreckage today. that brings the total number of bodies recovered to 70. the airasia flight went down in the java sea back on december 28th with 162 people on board. the deadline to pay the ransom for two japanese hostages being held by isis militants has come and gone and this morning we are learning more about the hostage takers' new demands. mary moloney has the details. >> reporter: four days after isis posted a video of two japanese hostages demanding a $200 million ransom from the japanese government, a new demand has been made, posted online saturday the audio is accompanied by an image that appears to show one of the hostages, freelance journalist kenji goto holding a photo of the other captive decapitated. though the government is checking the authenticity of the post, japanese prime minister shinzo abe reacted to the reported execution stating it was unforable and outrageous violence. i feel strong anger and firmly condemn it. prime minister abe demanded goto's immediate release. the person on the clip says the hostage takers would only release him in exchange for a woman held prisoner in jordan since 2005. earlier this week, secretary of state john kerry joined a global coalition calling on the international community to work together and fight isis, which he refers to as dash. >> dash, as it is commonly known in the arab world is not simply a syrian problem, it's not an iraqi problem. dash is a global problem and it demands a coordinated comprehensive and enduring global response. >> reporter: the national security council's deputy spokes person has also released a statement condemning isis. the united states is fully supportive of japan in this matter. we stand in solidarity with japan and are coordinating closely. the nfc also called for the immediate release of all remaining hostages. i am mary moloney reporting. new for you this sunday morning, president barack obama and first lady michelle obama arrived in india for a two day visit. prime minister narenda modi greet them on the tarmac. mr. obama later received a ceremonial welcome and laid a wreath at the tomb of mahat magandi. vice president joe biden was speaking at the annual patient safety and science and technology summit that was in irvine in southern california on saturday. the focus of the gathering was to brainstorm ways to prevent patient deaths, also to eliminate preventable hospital caused deaths by 2020. vice president biden says that goal is reachable. >> it's not like we have to find a new cure for brain cancer. it's not likely we are going to -- it's not like we are going to have to find some fundamental break-through, which we will. this is in our wheel house. >> just last week four bay area hospitals received a d grade from the healthcare watchdog organization leapfrog group. that d grade means for issues like medical errors, also patients being injured while being admitted to the hospital. new numbers this morning for unemployment. updated figures are showing that unemployment is down statewide and it is also at a record low in the city of san francisco. california's unemployment rate dropped to 7% in december, that's down from a little over 8% recorded in december of 2013. mayor ed lee issued a statement saying these figures demonstrate that san francisco's economic policies are working. marin county has the lowest unemployment rate in the region at a little over 3%, and montgomery county -- monterey county had one of the highest at close to 11%. still ahead on kron4 news weekend, the golden state warriors are on a roll but is this team the real deal? we are joined by ryan leong from the associated press radio network to find out. take you outside for this live look at conditions at ocean beach. we will be right back. hey! i found my true love livin' in a sweet dream. singin' my favorite song and it all starts with you. whoa-oh-oh-oh, all this goodness... what matters most should always come first. which is why whole grain is the first ingredient in every general mills big g cereal. and why we never use high fructose corn syrup. general mills. look for the big g. it means goodness 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reporter: 22-year-old graham jentels, a cashier at this target in pasadena and beloved son of virginia gentils 1kwru678d to his death on -- jumped to his death on july 18th. >> every day i heard from him how much he loved me. it's hard, you know, i miss that. >> reporter: virginia gentils said her son has asperger's syndrome and was derespondent after coworkers falsely accused him of stealing and paraded him around in a so-called walk of shame. >> his place in the world was destroyed and because of the tendency to hyper focus, asperger's, it created a perfect storm that led to this death. >> reporter: the lawsuit claims the walk of shame is a targets policy to cause shame, embarrassment and personal distress to any target employee who is suspected of stealing from target corporation. in response to the lawsuit, target said had has no such policy and issued this statement saying our thoughts and sympathies go out to the friends and family of this individual. virginia says her son was a model employee, always early for his shift and only called out sick one time. she says no one deserves to be treated so horribly. >> it was impossible for him to process what had happened two days before, three days before. he just couldn't understand it. >> reporter: mcnicholas says since the lawsuit was filed, other victims have come forward saying they too were subjected to the target walk of shame. reporting from pasadena, adriana winegold. the land of the free, something that we should be supporting and we should be allowing to be legal. >> we will tell you what these group of teenagers are doing in san francisco and why the march -- why they are marching the streets around the city. a live look at the golden gate bridge. we keep an eye on weather for possible record breaking temperatures today. erica is going to sort it all out after the break. bbed oked lockedp. ce cled? u dot kn "aa." beuse e aa fra wah neork ans evyonean ptecthemsves and thr faliesrom ams d idtityheft with 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temperatures once again, around the bay area, with more on that is marty and erica in the weather center. >> we are taking this look out at the san mateo bridge. still hazy in the background. >> yeah, we have another spare- the-air alert in effect, marty, so that means more wood burning. but who was planning on that anyway with temperatures in the 70s? >> not many folks. >> it's going to be gorgeous. warmest temperatures for the coastline, some locations as much as 16 degrees warmer than where we should be for this time of year. taking a look at the numbers out the door right now, san francisco 51, 45 degrees in concord, livermore right now at 43. so you may need a jacket, you won't need it later on today. temperatures will warm up nicely here, so mid-70s down the east bay shoreline, daly city hitting a high of 68, mid- 70s in sunnyvale and san jose, so warm weather on tap for today, going to be the warmest of the week, gradually cooler conditions, even perhaps a few showers as we head into early next week. the full details on that, your extended forecast in 15 minutes. marty. and we are going to continue our weather coverage this morning, visitors from all over the bay area flocking to sunny beach side towns like half moon bay to enjoy the warm weather this weekend. business owners enjoying all of the action from tourists and residents this weekend. they say that january is usually a slow month for their businesses, but it's not true this weekend. the temperatures have many businesses starting out the year much better than expected. >> a lot of people, you know, bank money for these months because we know it's slow, but it hasn't proven to be that way. >> and with more warm weather expected today, businesses are hoping that they will be just as busy as they were on saturday. they are adding more staff to work and hope that the weather continues to bring more people in to help out the local bay area economy. and back in the bay area, police are investigating an armed robbery at a walnut creek restaurant. kron4's philippe djegal shows us the targeted business and describes who police are looking for. >> reporter: less than a full day after being held up at gunpoint, it's back to business at free birds world burrito in walnut creek. what did you think when you heard that this place was robbed? >> i thought what's happening to walnut creek? >> reporter: last april a woman was robbed and held up at gunpoint in front of corner's tavern downtown. in november this safeway store also victimized by an armed robbery. and now this burrito restaurant. in this case police say the alleged gunman is described as an african-american man in his 20s with a small build. he was last seen wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and carrying a handgun. >> i don't get why you would do this. >> reporter: investigators say that so far there is not a connection between the armed robberies but police are looking into it along with the list of other violent crimes. on friday night, just before 10:30, investigators say the gunman walked into this restaurant on gary road, pointed a gun at the employees inside and demanded money before running off with the cash. >> shocking? >> really shocking and it makes me nervous, that's why we didn't come here after dark today. we came here early. this is an early dinner for us. >> reporter: it's possible the man chose this restaurant because of how close it is to the freeway, either way, he is still at large. in walnut creek, philippe djegal, kron4 news. petaluma police arrested a man suspected of robbing a wells fargo bank on friday. his name is steven robert williams. he's 31 years old of petaluma and he allegedly handed a bank teller a note demanding cash. police say the teller complied with the demand and williams ran away with the money. it didn't take detectives long, however, to arrive at his house and they looked for evidence connecting him to the robbery. they found it and then arrested him. williams was booked into sonoma county jail. police say no one was hurt in the robbery. pro-life, pro-life, pro- life, pro-life. >> some 50,000 people marched the streets of san francisco yesterday calling to end abortion. the west coast march for life drew in protesters from all over the country. it was mostly peaceful with only one reported arrest but it did make for traffic nightmares, especially around the city's embarcadero. people were not moving, they were stuck for more than an hour. the massive march tying to coincide with the anniversary of roe versus wade giving women the right to choose. vicki liviakis has more. >> we are pro-life, save the babies, be the voice. >> reporter: some of the pro- life protesters are young, this group of teens came all the way from ventura, california to join in the 11th annual walk for life west coast as their signs read, they are part of students for life. >> a life is precious. >> we are being a voice to the innocence that is being murdered, you know, people say it's their body it's their choice but they don't realize there's another body inside of them and they cannot make that choice for them. >> pro-life, pro-life, pro- life. >> america, you know, the land of the free. this is not something that we should be supporting and we should be allowing to be legal. >> reporter: these boys and girls from saint agusta academy ending their march here near the city's embarcadero, marking the anniversary of the supreme court decision that legalized abortion in 1973, years before they were ever born. >> a person is a person no matter how small. >> that was vicki liviakis reporting. a 13-year-old boy has been arrested suspected of stabbing a high school student to death in los angeles. officials say the 14-year-old victim attended a nearby high school but was standing on the front steps of griffith junior high when he was stabbed. about 100 students were inside the junior high school at the time. the school was locked down after the attack and students were released to their parents in the auditorium. investigators have not yet identified a motive. clay thompson made nba history for the warriors on friday. we are going to talk with ryan leong about everything warriors when we come back. when the flu hits, it's a really big deal. the aches. the chills. the fever. an even bigger deal? everything you miss out on... family pizza night. the big game. or date night. why lose out to the flu any longer than you have to? prescription tamiflu can help you get better 1.3 days faster. that's 30% sooner. call your doctor right away. and attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immediately. children and adolescents in particular may be at an increased risk of seizures, confusion or abnormal behavior. the most common side effects are mild to moderate nausea and vomiting. call your doctor right away. don't lose another moment to the flu. when there's flu, tamiflu. welcome back. the sundance film festival is underway in park city, utah, our sister station is there and they look back at all the excitement on day three. >> we are thomas and amy at sundance. >> things are busy in park city where we are catching up with all of your favorite movie stars and having such fun with them, including kristen wiig who i had the chance to chat with on the red carpet on the diary of a teenaged girl. >> cool. >> i hear you know sundance has the best tacos, where can we find the tacos? >> a secret place underground. i can't give it away on air. >> looks so good in -- >> like statuesque body. >> yeah, look at her. >> hi. >> if you could read anyone's diary, who would it be? >> that's a good question. can i come back to you on that one? >> one of the biggest movies at sundance and we are talking to the stars right now. >> at the end of the world if it really happens, are you the guy that i want by myself? >> i'm not going to be anywhere near anybody's side. i'll be off and running away. >> i'm glad i was the one woman with two men as opposed to two women and one man. >> odds in your favor? >> definitely in my favor. >> you were shooting in the middle of nowhere. what would you do during down time? >> sand art. >> we are loving our time here and a lot more coming. so for the latest in hollywood, park city and the upcoming screen actors guild awards, we are covering it. >> back to you guys. coming up on kron4 news weekend, we are going to get another look at bay area weather. could be another record breaking day out there. we will have that coming up. >> you can't wait to hear about sundance, day four, i know, marty. >> i know. here's a live look outside ocean beach. we got strong waves this morning but also looking forward to some sunny and warm conditions later this afternoon. welcome back. time coming up here at 8:45 on your sunday morning. it's going to be great beach weather despite the high surf today. >> yeah, we have that high surf advisory in effect until 3:00 this afternoon so best advice is to never turn your back to the water and keep an eye on those kids if you're heading to the beach, temperatures expected to climb into the mid- 70s there. let's take a look now at temperatures around the bay area, cold start so you may actually need a jacket if you're getting an early start. 43 degrees currently in oakland, 45 out the door in concord, by comparison san francisco not too bad, we are at 51. we have a long way to go in terms of temperatures, later on today we will see widespread 70s on the board in the south bay, redwood city 73, take a look at mountain view, 72, sunnyvale hitting a high of 75. plenty of warm temperatures in the south bay, not so much in the east bay especially if you're in the shade, it's going to feel on the cooler side. we have tule fog right now and that's inhibiting sunshine. so fairfield today only in the mid-50s, low 60s out in antioch and pittsburg, richmond today flirting with the 70-degree mark, low 70s in both san leandro and hayward. downtown san francisco climbing into the upper 60s and 71 across the bay in oakland. we will break some records this afternoon. yesterday oakland broke an old record with a high of 72 degrees. take a look at how dry it is for the entire state, we have this strong ridge of high pressure in place, it's going to shift east as we head into tomorrow and that's going to allow for a weak system to perhaps bring us some precipitation. it's going to approach southern california, could bring some rain drops probably as far north as the central coast but still to be on the safe side, national weather service calling for a 10 to 20% chance but i have been studying the models and i don't think we will really see much rain at all. still just be on the alert monday night through wednesday, the chance for unsettled weather is there but beyond that, lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures into next weekend. marty. >> thank you, erica. the golden state warriors are the best story in the nba. the warriors have streaked out to a league best record of 35- 6, they have won a team record 18 straight games at home and joining me to talk about the warriors cinderella first half of the nba season, associated press radio network reporter ryan leong and welcome. what a story this is, we are talking about national coverage about the warriors and it's something that golden state fans have been waiting forever to see. how is this team doing it this year? >> they have been a complete team. from one through 12, of course they are led by stephan curry and guard clay thompson who of course had that incredible nba record third quarter scoring 37 points making all 13 of his shots. so those two guys lead the team but you've got great supporting characters as well and again as i mentioned, everybody on the team is contributing, even you have two all stars coming off the bench, andre eke dolea -- egudala and lee. that position has been turned over to draymon green and he's become the cheerleader of the team as well. >> they've done all this without andrew bogut for much of the season as well. >> exactly. andrew bogut is the anchor of -- he's the one center the warriors acquired by trading away monte ellis who at the time was the star of the team. >> right. >> and owner actually got booed heartly when they required chris mullins number. things changed quickly for the warriors. >> are they for real? >> i think so. the real challenge is going to be if they can beat teams like the spurs, the grizzlies and perhaps the oklahoma city thunder even though they have done well against the oklahoma thunder at home, they have lost in oklahoma city so that's the only place the warriors would struggle. >> they are a solid team, one through 12, everybody is getting into the act so they have depth unlike they have had before? >> actually, absolutely. maurice bates center coming off the bench, even got the brother of drew holliday, justin holliday. guy came out of nowhere and been productive. all the contributions they are getting, steve kerr his rookie year as coach has the team firing off cylinders. defensive approach first leading to their offense and they have been beating teams for an average well over 10 to 12 points a game. >> let's talk for a second that the impact that steve kerr has had on the team. rookie coach, never coached in the nba before but has an extensive nba background. what difference has he made? >> he's got everybody tricking whereas when mark jackson was coaching the team, everything was an isolation offense, he ran everything through stephan curry and clay thompson and david lee and too many minutes being used up by those guys. curry now is only playing about maybe 34, 35 minutes a bay, same for clay thompson. thompson's record night where he scored the 52 points, he did it in, i believe, 33 minutes which is amazing. >> amazing. >> just the balance and the fact that everybody is buying into it, everybody is having a good time, they are having fun together, there was actually an instagram video of the team on the plane singing a song, they had to quickly get rid of because it was sort of referencing drugs but this team is having so much fun. everything is going well for them. >> a lot more fun, obviously when you win and you win the way the golden state warriors are. seth curry has had a magic season so far. everything really seems to be yelling for him -- gelling for him. >> absolutely. and it's amazing to think he was the top vote getter, he beat out everybody including ron james. >> yes. >> and just a few years ago the warriors, you know, got their first all star in a very long time, david lee was voted into the all star game and before david lee's appearance, the last loss the warriors had was latrell sprewell in the early '90s. >> goes way back. >> the fact that the warriors all of a sudden have become the cinderella team not only in the nba but becoming the most popular team out there as well, and for curry to be the leading vote getter shows you how far the team has come. >> clay to many han had his record breaking night on friday. everyone is talking about his resurgence as a player and now they are talking about him as an all star. do you think he deserves it? >> absolutely. he stated his case there. unfortunately kobe bryant has a torn rotator cuff from a slam dunk he attempted and some people thought maybe james harden would replace him. i can't see how thompson doesn't get the nod especially when he's got his entire coaching staff -- the warriors have the best record in the west through february 1st. >> you mentioned mark jackson and steve kerr has been quick to acknowledge jackson's contributions that this team was no slouch last year, they are even better this year. >> absolutely. and it was difficult, there was that one game where jackson came back as an analyst for the cavaliers game and he had a very now famous quote where he says you did not disrespect the caterpillar and rave about the butterfly, referring to him and kerr. >> right. so it seems like both sides have been able to work through this situation, which was not pretty last year when they got rid of jackson. >> that's right, exactly. and, you know, again, just to see this team come up the way it has and again as i mentioned they are doing it in so many different ways but again with a defensive approach first, they swarm the ball like crazy and then when they are on offense, they have this motion offense where the ball is constantly being passed around and that just leads to more offense and again a balance of everybody contributing. >> one last question. do we see a championship in oakland? >> i would really like to see it. it would be great. basically there's been no championship in oakland since the oakland as beat the giants in 1989, so you know, the raiders had a chance in the super bowl in 2002 and the warriors, you know, in a way it's kind of -- it's bittersweet because they will be moving to san francisco in 2016 so i'm -- 2018, so i'm sure the people of the east bay would love to see -- even though the warriors are the base team they reside in oakland. >> we will watch the playoffs. thank you. we will be right back. we have breahrou:new bwayrill chken rips they tas betr antheyare tter premiucut l whe me wi no artifial pservivesr avor try our w grled chicn stps in the n monrey icke me tod. subw. eafres did ya kw? esh ep eremeightight lier i't jt light. 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security space launch. happening tomorrow, a giant asteroid will be flying by earth. nasa says the asteroid is about 1/3 mile in size, will miss up by more than 7500 miles which is about three times the distance between the earth and the moon. the asteroid, of course is posing new threat to earth at that distance but nasa says you might be able to see it with strong binoculars or telescopes. still ahead on kron4 news weekend, weather continues to be a big story this morning as we might see record breaking temperatures again in the bay area. we have a live report with kron4's mike pelton from the beach with a warning for beachgoers. and a new fitness craze hits the bay area, we will show you how you can dance off those pounds after doing some yoga. www.kron4.com. this is the bay area news station. kron 4 starts now. thank you for joining us. and good morning, everyone our big story this sunday is the bay area weather. we're looking outside. look at the bring another warm day. there is a possibility of record-breaking temperatures. and keep in mind it is another spare the air day no wood burning. >> not a problem today. this not the only warning in effect. we have coverage. mike is reporting live from ocean beach with what you need to know if you are headed to the coast. >> erica is tracking what we expect. where will we see the warmest temperatures. >> they are closer to the coast line the beaches expected to make they're way into the 70s. here is a look outside what is going on at the golden gate prison. it is hazy. we have poor air quality with the spare the air alert. >> temperatures will climb 16 degrees warmer than where we should be. but this is fairly short lived. temperatures will, we are looking at the possibility for a few drops as we head into about tuesday. as for your highs today. oakland 74. 60s for san francisco. high of 68 and 73 discloser to red boot city. here is a look at ocean beach a lot of people headed to the coast. and mike pelton is watching the waves this morning. >> good morning. it is a gorgeous morning here and where over just about an hour we have seen a few surfers showing up. the waves are not what they were 24 hours ago. and the advisory is in effect and that runs from the coast from sonoma to monterey and the weather service says they could reach 12 feet today. they are warning of rip currents and sneaker waves. but it is bringing out residents to capture quite the unique opportunity. >> a show with the big waves. they are great. when they break the way they have been. >> that's mag knife cent. >> there is a picturesque opportunity and coming up with the high levels and watching it and yesterday when you are out here, you don't see the surfers. it is dangerous when the movement of all the water coming through. >> and while emergency officials recommend staying clear of the water this weekend. if you go close, don't turn your back to the ocean you never know when a rogue wave will come to the beach. just don't go near the water. that it in effect. you work on suntanning not surfing. erica. >> great advice, mike, the high serve advisory in effect until 3:00 this afternoon. thank you. and new this morning a biker is dead after being hit by a vehicle in sunnyvale. it was at 2:30 a.m. on highway 85 near the fremont avenue on ramp. lanes were blocked two hours no word if the driver and the incident will face any criminal charges. >> in other news an oakland police say they made an arrest in a hit and run that left a woman deed. it was friday at 18th avenue and east 15th street. the victim was an 84 year old woman. this is video from our partnership with abc 7. the driver is a woman from oakland. >> this morning we have a follow up to a story from the east bay. when victoria and her husband moved to oakland they didn't expect to find themselves rescuing dogs bought that's what happened when they noticed their neighbor was rarely home to care for his bets. now the dogs have new families. and we find out about their long journey home. >> i'm victoria and this is a happy ending to my story. after she told her story about rescuing two dogs she went to work to find homes for them. and using social media with the help of the organization people animal love or pals. >> there was a go fund me account so people could help with trouble's tumor. we had it removed and the first visit covered and training with a trainer. >> they had their own facebook page and two families came forward to adopt the two well- known dogs. >> i checked out the dogs. >> i knew that lulu was our dog. >> and they welcomed lulu into the home. >> this is the first time my children have had a dog in the house. i'll tell you our family feels complete. >> and the children adore trouble. >> i brought them down so they could see how trouble was. he loved the kids they love him. they were great together. >> a lot of people came forward, it was a community effort. people from all over california and other states volunteered their time and money. there are so many unsung heroes who are doing their part as neighbors and friends to help the dogs find their forever homes. >> we were so lucky, they are happy. and we could not have asked for a better ending. >> in oakland jeff pierce kron 4. >> nothing like a happy ending. we checked this out after a viewer reached out to us. go to our web site and click on the my kron 4 story tab. and i thought what is going on with walnut creek. >> coming up, we'll show what you is going on that has some people afraid to go out after dark. >> then is isis ready to make a deal? what the group wants in exchange for a journalist held hostage. and two bay area cities are among the worse in the city when it comes to getting children jacks nated. the star that some are blaming for that. a live look outside. the bridge on a sundayy sunday morning. more details on the warm up headed this way. ♪♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage 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no link. a study shows that the low rates both wealthy areas n southern california, areas in los angeles have had immunization rates that rival south sudan. >> when they do not vaccinate others around them may have similar ideas you get groups of people who think the same and you now have a cluster of children who are susceptible or living and playing together going to schools, houses of wore ship and the like f that germ gets into that group all of a sudden, you will have an epidemic. >> why don't think believe the scientists. >> some are convinced the government is working with the pharmecutical industry and wants to sell the vaccines. >> i will take a chance of getting one of these viruses than give her the side-effects and th vaccines which is autism. >> the link between autism and vaccines was championed by andrew wakefield. his paper was discredited and redidn'ted from the bma in 2011. many believe that he was right. still believe the government is lying to americans. and still refused to vaccinate their children no matter what. >> and coming up on kron 4. the city is where it is getting easier to get a job, that's next. and a live look outside at ocean beach and a forgous day to head out to the beaches. the near 80s. >> more details later. of taste o ongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ [ female announcer ] at 100 calories, not all food choices add up. some are giant. some not so giant. when managing your weight, bigger is always better. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ ♪ green giant ♪ time now is 915. time to get the kids packed up and head to the beached. temperatures are chilly an early start and grab a sweater. we have seen improvement this hour, we are at 4 about. and right now at 42. hazy out there. and another alert. >> and and coast line. and 10 to 12 need you can go out for later on today. in the afternoon plenty of 70s developing in the south bay we'll see a couple more as much as 16 degrees. and and it's not going to be as warm and low 60s and a high of 72 and 60s to develop. and 74. >> and far north as the coast and still we have our eye on the possibility of a few sprinkles monday through wednesday. >> wet weather is a possibility. s could not seem likely to the models but we'll see an increase in cloud cover temperatures we're learning about the demands. we have the details. >> reporter: four days after isis posted a video demanding ransom from the government, new demand has been made posted saturday the audio was accompanied by an image that show as hostage holding a photo of the other hostage decapitated. but the prime minister reacted to the purported execution stating it was unforgivable. outrageous. i feel strong anger and condemn it. and the prime minister demanded the release of the remaining hostage. they would only release him in exchange for a woman held in jordan. and the u.s. secretary of state joined a coalition calling on the community to work together and find isis which he referred to as dash. dash as it is known is not simply a syrian problem, not an iraqi problem. it is a global problem. >> and tim donaghy demand as coordinated enduring response. >> the deputy spokesperson has released a statement condemning isis. the u.s. is supportive of japan. we stand with japan and coordinating closely. the they called for the release of all remaining hostages. mary malone reporting. we have data. figures show unemployment is down and at a record lu. the rate dropped to 7% last month. that's down from over 8% recorded back in december of 2013. and the mayor issued a statement saying that the economic policy of the city are working. and marin has the lowest unemployment rate and over 3%. mon ray had close to 11%. coming up weekend. why a mother says that target is responsible for her son's death. and we're taking a look outside at the approach to the bay bridge. 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the carnier jumped to his death july 18th. >> every day i heard from him how much he loved me. it is hard, you know, i miss that. >> her son had aspergers after co-workers at target accused him of stealing and paraded him around in a walk of shame. >> his place in the world was destroyed and because of the tendency to hyper focus, it created a perfect storm that lead to this. >> the walk of shame is a target policy to cause shame and embarrassment and stress to any employee who is expected of stealing. in response to the lawsuit target said it has no such policy and issued the statement saying our thoughts go to the friends and family of the individual. her son was a model employee always early for his shift and called out sick one time. no one deserves to be treated so terribly. >> it was impossible for him to process what happened two days before, three days before. he just could not understand it. >> and since the lawsuit was filed, other victims have come forward saying they were subjected to the target walk of shame. coming up, we'll get another check of the forecast. we could break some records. >> a live look outside. a beautiful start to the day. more details on the heat for the afternoon. 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>> and one of the biggest movies at sun dance. we're talking to the stars now. if it happened are you the guy i want by my side. >> i will not be near anyone. i'll be off and running away. >> i was the one with two men as opposed to two women and -- >> the odds are in my favor. >> what would you do during the down time. >> sand art. >> we love our time. there is more coming the latest in holiday and park city and weir and covering it. >> back to you. >> and coming up on kron 4 trying to shed pounds. a new trend where can you dance. >> and sfo and we'll have the conditions after the break. for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. searching for a great used car? 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>> we have people from all walks of life. we're all ages, we're inclusive. we see babys there and elderly people and they have day jobs. and we have teens. anyone who wants to distance with us. >> we don't encourage skipping school. >> but we encourage them to work out. i had my sunglasses and no makeup. tell me about the music that you play. you have a dj. a nice beat to keep the energy up. >> we always have our resident dj a ed she is in charge of booking. we have a different dj. we always have house music. disco, funk. high vibe to get your heart pumping. and encourage to you dance and move your body. >> no alcohol. family friendly but you are serving coffee. >> different things. >> juice coffee and breakfast food. roll out of bed and dance with us. >> you don't have to have any skill can you show up and costume or work out clothes. you walk us through everything. >> it is all therer to you. show up in the door. it is. >> there how did this start. back over in london. >> it started in london with our foundationers who wanted to provide an opportunity that was a little bit more sustainable and hit the culture for people to dance and have fun dancing and take the points that make it fun and healthy and turn it into something new and rewrite what mornings a capable of encouraging so briety of the event and instead of drinking and ending with partying we want you to start with us. we have coffee and things to wake you up. >> now san francisco one of two locations in the u.s. the other in new york. how often are the parties and you all are selling out. how much are tickets for. >> we start them at $18. we have $20 for -- for presales, that's our second tier we have 25-dollar tickets at the door. >> you are selling out. >> we're -- sometimes depends on the month we have been selling out. we're in the works of finding a new venue. >> you are freeing outgrowing the space. >> a bit. >> these are -- a quarter now they're so popular you're doing them often. >> once a month we do them monthly. >> do you do different themes for the party or just kind of oppose and everyone come as you are and do you have to wear costumes? >> it is come as you are. we get people in button up and ties and pjs in costumes. we had superman come. >> we want everyone to have fun. that's the fun where the costumes come in and they want to be silly and play with their friends before they go to work. >> it is more fun than cardioat the gym. >> thank you for that. >> check it out morning gloryville. they have a facebook page. the next western will be february 18th. >> great. check them out. athletic gem on line or at the door. hey! i found my true love livin' in a sweet dream. singin' my favorite song and it all starts with you. whoa-oh-oh-oh, all this goodness... what matters most should always come first. which is why whole grain is the first ingredient in every general mills big g cereal. and why we never use high fructose corn syrup. general mills. look for the big g. it means goodness first. we want to recap stories for you. napa is reporting the first flu related death. it is the fifth death linked to the flu in the bay area. there has been one fatality in san francisco and one sonoma and san mateo. we're watching the weather. we'll see the warm temperatures again later on today. but you may want to stay away from the water. these because a high surf advisory for the bay area. it willremain in effect this afternoon. four on four basketball took on a new meaning in tennessee. look at this. >> those are the players. their donkeys. they took to the court to raise money to feed kids when they are out of school. the rule is you have to hold on to your donedy to get the ball a non-profit community center hosted the event to fund the programs. they provided 37,000 meals last summer to kids. and they came with professional animal frontal licks from the carolinas. they have been doing this for 30 years. the other story we're following is the warm weather for today. >> today will be the warmest. and temperatures will back off. there is a possibility for sprinkles, we need it. >> and we're going through the month without rain. >> we have to close up shop. >> and thank you for joining us on kron 4. >> be safely with the high serve rad vicary. . discover the champion in you! . . 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