sunday, march 22nd. i'm mike mibach. >> good morning. i'm claudine wong. thank you for joining us. let's look at the weather and rosemary, it's gloomy. >> another gray start. this time around we even have a few scattered showers falling over parts of the bay area. santa rosa reporting a few light showers. along the coastline a few light showers as well. let's look outside and we'll view that gray over the bay. a little fog to report at this time. no patchy fog but wow, a gloomy start. as we get to the radar i'll show you again where we're seeing a little bit of rain this morning. santa rosa reported some earlier, in and around napa, fairfield may have some as well. along the coastline we have mist, drizzle, mostly cloudy skies. if i shift here you see a little bit along the san mateo county coastline. we'll have the possibility of spotty showers in the morning. the second half of the day, we hit a lull with the second chance in the evening hours. that will actually be our better chance for everybody to at least get a light sprinkle. let me show you here as we pick it up this morning, there's that line and the possibility of -- especially over the north bay of seeing the showers. by lunchtime we're partly sunny, temperatures cooler than what we had yesterday. a little moisture picked up over the diablo range but i think most of us are mainly dry. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy and sort of a cool day. this is the line of rain that will bring more opportunity as we get into the evening hours. it's already past sunset. sunday evening 8:00 moving into sonoma county and through the overnight hours it begins to shift into the central and then into the south bay by tomorrow morning. so i'll have a look at how much rain i expect we'll get from this, and look at the afternoon highs for today coming up. new this morning -- police in concord are investigating a fight that sent three people to the hospital. police say a large fight broke out at a shopping center on meadow lane around 2:00 this morning. there is a nightclub located in that shopping center. three people were rushed to the hospital with stab wounds, they are in stable condition. anyone with information is being asked to call police. investigations underway into two police shootings in the bay area. in one case the gunman is still alive, in the other case the suspect was shot and killed. vallejo police received a 911 call from a man who said his car was hit with a beer bottle at the target store parking lot. the caller reported a man armed with a knife was standing nearby and looking agitated. a uniformed officer arrived on scene minutes later, he says the suspect held a large knife and had what looked like a gun in his waistband. the officer ordered had i am to drop the knife but when the suspect approached him the patrolman opened fire, that suspect later pronounced dead at the hospital. authorities recovered a knife and note from the suspect apologizing for the trouble he had caused, the gun in the waistband turned out to be a replica. the solano district attorney's office and vallejo police are now conducting a joint investigation. the second officer-involved shooting happened in richmond around 7:15 last night. police say a police sergeant tried to pull over a black pt cruiser for a traffic violation but the vehicle sped away and the sergeant chased it for less than a mile before one of the people inside the vehicle got out and ran. >> as they reached the rear of the residence there was gunfire exchanged between the officer and suspect. the officer continued to chase the suspect and there was another exchange of gunfire where the suspect was hit. >> the suspect was transported to the hospital, he's expected to survive the other individual in that pt cruiser drove away from the scene and was not located. the officer was not hurt in the shootout. tomorrow san francisco police chief is going to lead a town hall meeting to discuss his department's latest deadly shooting. police say last tuesday plain clothes officers approached 24- year-old alice brown. she was sitting in what they believed was a stolen car at pine street and venice avenue. officers say she first tried to run them over and then drove the wrong way down a one-way street. authorities say she hit several parked cars and forced a motorcyclist to jump off his bike to avoid getting hit. officers say they shot her because they were worried she was endangering lives. the brother said she had a history of drug addiction. one hiker is dead, another recovering after an accident at the national sea shore. both hikers on arch rock, a popular sight seeing spot. part of the clip collapsed and the hikers fill about 70 feet. rescuers rushed to help but one person died before reaching the hospital. authorities haven't released the names of the victims. a popular sonoma county professor killed in a kayak accident is being remembered by his students this weekend. 55-year-old nick anas drowned when he fell off his kayak in the choppy waters. a friend in the second kayak tried to help, but both drug struggled in the water and only one made it bag to shore. >> in a way the beach is peaceful and i think a bonfire is a nice way to send our thoughts up to him. >> he was a life sciences professor at santa rosa junior college. >> he gave more than most teachers i ever met. i usually don't get emotional but he was just the best teacher. >> he is survived by a 9-year- old son. today an automated car will start a cross-country trip near the golden gate bridge. the trip is expected to end at the new york auto show next month. delphi automotive hopes it will generate new interest in driverless cars. there will be a driver on board just in case a human is needed. there are now seven companies licensed to test automated cars in california including google. that makes the golden state the center for driverless car development. most of the testers are working through several phases of cars. google says it will have a car that needs no human control in about five years we are about 20 minutes away from the annual oakland running festival. this is video and highlights from last year's race. the festival started in 2010 but it's fast becoming one of those popular runs in the bay area. allie is live at the start of the race. looks like it's getting pretty busy out there. >> reporter: yeah, we noticed more and more people making their way to the starting line. this is 19th and harrison in downtown oakland. come 7:30 this morning that is when the marathon and team relay starts. there will be about 1,000 people, actually more than that, lined up at the starting line. you can see some of the runners out here doing stretches, walking around, getting ready for this morning's run. people taking pictures in the distance too. the oakland running festival, the marathon, half-marathon, team relay, 5k and kids fun run, lee corrigan is the executive director. this year you have a total of 10,000 people taking part. that is 8% more than the number of people last year. >> yeah. >> reporter: why -- what is different about this race in the bay area? >> i think what makes it special is oakland. oakland is this hidden gem in the bay area and i think everybody appreciates the support that they get all over the course, very eclectic group. we have the crucible with the ring of fire. runners get to run through a ring of fire which is pretty neat. >> reporter: this is video from last year. this is going to start 20 minutes from now. i notice that the course pretty much takes you, different courses take you all over oakland, from fruit veil to the east, west oakland, montclair to the north. some runners say they like the fact that relatively speaking the course is a little flatter than say the run in san francisco. >> certainly on the second half of the full marathon course and the half-marathon course is very flat. we feature lake merritt which is awesome. snow park is where we have a big old party. we have a cold beer, kids' games, we have all kinds of live music. it's a great day for oakland. >> reporter: thank you so much. lee corrigan, executive director. the marathon going to start at 7:30 this morning. as we mentioned, the running courses take you all over oakland. so that means there's going to be street closures, some already in effect. you can go on-line, oaklandmarathon.com to get full details on which streets are going to be closed but pretty much every major street is going to be closed at some point, partially at least between now and noon today. if you're heading out to oakland, if you can avoid driving around in oakland this morning it's probably a good idea. i'm sure the organizers and people taking part in the run would love for people to come out and walk and cheer them on as they run by. we'll be here for the start of the race in 30 minutes. back to you. >> i don't know if the director is still there but i ran in the festival, the very first one they had. >> reporter: i did run in that ring of fire which was very cool. i ran through all the streets of oakland. >> i wonder how much they changed the course or if this is the best way to kind of highlight oakland that they already have. >> reporter: let me go ask him. lee, we have one more question. how -- our anchor claudine ran this in 2010, the first year of it. how different is the course? she's talking about the ring of fire and how much fun that was. how different is the rest of the course? >> it's similar. when we first got it going we of course started and finished by city hall. but it outgrew that space. that is why we're here at snow park. >> reporter: there you go. they've gotten more popular. they've grown in popularity and there's more participants. so now they are starting, the only significant change sounds like is the start and finish line which is in downtown oakland, 19th and harrison, snow park next to lake merritt. >> thank you for that. starting tomorrow the light rail station on montague will be closed for five months. the milpedas station is being closed to build the pedestrian bridge. during the closure a bus shuttle will operate every 15 minutes between capital avenue near the montague station and the great mall transit center. the group that wants to build a new home for the oakland raiders and san diego chargers in southern california says it's reached a milestone. supporters of the new stadium in carson not far from los angeles say they have twice as many signatures as they need to put the idea on the ballot. the 14,000 signatures still have to be verified and voters a -- if voters approve the plan it's not clear how long it would take to build that new stadium. the earliest a team could get nfl approval to move would be in january. time now 7:11. keeping a closer eye on what students do on-line. coming up at 7:30 -- how the company behind standardized testing is using social media to help catch people who cheat on exams. >> keeping u.s. troops in afghanistan. the announcement by the president that could mean changes for the thousands of soldiers waiting to come back home. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. so ? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. ♪ rainy days and mondays always get me down♪ how about rainy day sundays? that's what we have this morning. a bit of a soggy start and a foggy start with a few light showers falling over the bay area. we'll get a better chance tonight. i'll lay out this pattern coming up. on tuesday president obama is expected to announce that he's changing the timetable on when to withdraw u.s. troops from afghanistan. the afghan president will be visiting the white house to discuss continued american support and security. president obama had planned to reduce the number of u.s. troops from 10,000 to 5,500 by the end of this year and pull out all military personnel before leaving office in january of 2017. however, afghan forces may not be ready to fully take over. anti-war demonstrators are vowing to hold more protests. this is video from yesterday's march in san francisco. marking 12 years since the u.s. invasion of iraq. protesters say they want the u.s. to stop intervening in the middle east and central asia. there are concerns that the crisis in yemen is deepening. the president of the arab nation is warning that yemen is on the verge of civil war. the united nations security council will hold a meeting today to discuss the deteriorating situation. yemen says it's battling islamic extremists with ties to al-qaeda, or isis, or a group claiming to be affiliated with isis. they attacked two mosques friday. analysts say the extremists are exploiting the turmoil caused by the sectarian conflict between shiite rebels controlled by iran and the sunni government. as we reported yesterday the u.s. is withdrawing about 100 special force commandos and security personnel because of the escalating fighting. coming up after "mornings on 12" an exclusive interview with john brennan from agency headquarters on "fox news sunday," will discuss topics including the growing threat of isis, iran's nuclear program and vladimir putin's global ambitions. coming up at 10:00 this morning. time now 7:16. when i came over here he looked at the calendar that said rosemary doesn't have any days off. so we started the hashtag dayoffforrosemary. she does have a day off coming up. >> good. >> she deserves it. >> she does. getting a good forecast for your days off coming up. >> indeed. now i need to figure out where i'll go. hanging out in the bay area not a bad place to be. it's a little wet out there this morning but that is a beautiful shot and here comes the sunrise. we do have a few patches of sunshine there, a little bit of gold but for most of us it's a cloudy one, a little fog and for some even a few scattered showers. i've seen reports of scattered showers in and around santa rosa, perhaps napa, along the coastline, oakland at the airport reporting a few scattered showers as well. right there, at the running festival it looked like the ground was a little wet as well. not sure if it was wetted down or if it was the rain. giving a look at the north bay. we're partly sunny over parts of the north bay. you see picking up just a few sprinkles here. napa had some a little while ago. it's cleared out at least for now. and along the coastline we have some here. some of this, as drizzle, not even seen on radar because it falls below the radar beam. you may have drizzle outside your door. looking at what you can expect for today and into monday morning, mostly cloudy skies, temperatures will be a little cooler, in the 60s. as we get into your afternoon we're going to see a bit of a lull. so i think we're going to see a few scattered showers this morning. and we'll be mainly dry for sunday. i don't think you have much to worry about. don't cancel plans if you're outdoors. just bring an umbrella to be safe if you're worried about it. over parts of the north bay we could pick 2/10 inch of rain. the farther south you go the less we expect you're going to get. maybe just a few 1/100th over parts of san jose. the best opportunity for all of us to see scattered showers will be late tonight and into the overnight hours. so you may not need your umbrella at all. it may fall while you're sleeping. 58 degrees in oakland. 53 in novato. 57 mountainview and san jose. going out to the running festival maybe to show your support? we have temperatures in the mid- 60s by noontime, upper 60s expected for the afternoon. with partly sunny to partly cloudy skies. this is -- over parts of the north bay, 65 san rafael, upper 60s in berkeley. right about where we should be. into the south bay temperatures will range from 68 in mountainview, 69 morgan hill. not a big range as you can see. the extended forecast, spotty showers as we get through today. again i think for the afternoon mainly dry, chance of showers as we wake up tomorrow but then it quickly clears out and look what occurs as we get into tuesday and wednesday, temperatures begin to rebound back into the mid to upper 70s by mid-week wednesday and we don't stop there. very warm in the forecast by thursday with low 80s expected for the afternoon. back to you. let's take to you the east coast now because some scary moments for dozens of skiers and snowboarders. this is in maine, the chair lift they were riding on started to go backwards. >> not cool when that happens:it happened at sugar loaf mountain resort in maine, about 200 people were riding the lift at the time. seven people were hurt. the lift was stopped and eventually everyone was evacuated off of it. >> it's not the first time it happened. sugar loaf was actually the site of another chair lift accident in 2010. in that incident eight people were hurt. an inspector still trying to figure out what exactly went wrong. here in california the slopes are nearly bare leaving many disappointed about the ski seen here. >> we don't like that. this is sugar bowl later today the resort is going to be shutting down because there's not enough snow to keep those doors open. several tahoe area resorts are still open including mount rose and diamond peak. >> it's not even april but sugar bowl is joining seven other resorts that are closed. they just don't have enough snow up there so why stay open. the weak winter is also having a major impact on lake tahoe's tourism industry. >> we're going into the fourth year with the drought. many ski resorts and hotels scrambling to find new ways to get people to come up to the lake. so they are doing different things. >> they are. they've decided to build zip lines, mountain bike trails. even wedding venues in hopes of broadening the customer base. squaw valley even decided to host its first bluegrass and beer festival this weekend. you remember they cancelled the world cup skiing tournament because again, lack of snow. warning for people who are planning to go to the beach this spring break. coming up -- at 7:45, what you're being told not to touch while playing out there in the water. >> are you a fan of "game of thrones"? which city is playing host to a special event and the way fans were chosen. mt. hood was left off the list. so was the oregon coast, the columbia river gorge and the painted hills. smith rock and the wallowas are all missing. whoever named the seven wonders never set foot in oregon because even crater lake was left off their list. so we see your wonders world and raise you seven of our own. the seven wonders of oregon. see one, or better yet see them all. europe experiencing a supertide this weekend. dozens of surfers in the uk were able to ride the waves on the river. they say those rides lasted as long as 90 seconds. the rare supertide occurred due to alignment of the sun and moon following a solar eclipse in france. thousands watched that supertide create a temporary island around this historical abbey. a kansas man who was bitten by a tiger shark while snorkeling in hawaii says he doesn't hold hard feelings against that 10 foot long animal but says it's an experience he's never going to forget. >> it was surreal that the shark was coming at me. i said yeah, it's coming at me. it is happening. >> so scary. dr. ken grazing was snorkeling off the big island of hawaii wednesday when he says he saw something large and dark. at first didn't know what it was and then recognized it as a shark, just as it sank its teeth into his arm and his leg. he says he's expected to make a full recovery but adds he's not sure if he's ever going to go snorkeling again. san francisco will be the center of the "game of thrones" universe tomorrow night. >> an army of castle black. >> hbo is hosting a season premiere party for the fantasy series. 3,000 people have been invited to war memorial opera house for the event which will include stars from the show. and 100 fans will be invited to attend. they are being chosen at random from posts on social media channels. hbo plans to show it on facebook. the show is popular in the bay area. the san francisco premiere comes two weeks after the cable channel announced its hbo partnership with apple. it could be much harder to meet a man named waldo in the near future. the social security administration says only five babies were given that name in 2013. other boy names that are equally rare are elmo, sherwood and ikaris. >> there's another name that is not popular, this may surprise you, claudine. >> no one wants to give their kid the name claudine. your thoughts? >> i'm ok with it. >> you're rare. you're a gem. >> i'm extinct. >> unlike michael which is -- top five or, of another century. new information about a fire in west oakland. we had extensive coverage on it all throughout "mornings on 2", what we're learning about the two victims who lost their lives in that fire. >> it's a cloudy cool start outside this morning. for some even a little bit of rain falling. how long the showers are going to stick around and your temperatures for today coming up. get ready, set and go. the marathon portion of the oakland running festival gets started. let's go to fox 2's allie rasmus off camera as we watch the beginning. >> reporter: good morning. we missed the start to bring to you live by about 30 seconds. this is part of the oakland running festival happening this morning. 7:30 was the start time. not only the marathon happening this morning but there's also a half-marathon, 5k, team relay and kids' fun run, part of the oakland running festival. this is the sixth time they've held it here. we're at 19th and harrison in downtown oakland. this is the starting line for it. earlier this morning we had a chance to talk to some of the people taking part in this race. it seems like a pretty vocal race. a lot of people from oakland and the bay area taking part in it. there's also people from 38 different states and three different countries that come here to oakland specifically for this race. we talk to people about why they like this race. ♪ >> all right. we're having a little trouble hearing allie because there's a little party down there. >> we got most of it. i will say it's been a little rainy and cool this morning but that is perfect running weather. >> i don't like running when it's hot. >> me either. when it's warmer than 65 i'm out. it's great for them this morning. >> it is. looks like they are having a good time out there. we also have a lot going on for you this morning. and giving you a look outside your door, we've got cloudy skies. so today starting out a lot like yesterday but we have an added element for some of us. we have rain falling over the bay area. and it has to do with the system that is still off-shore. so here's the bulk of the energy. this is barely approaching california at this point. but we have some, what we call prefrontal moisture moving through the bay area. as expected we were talking about this yesterday, we have a few spotty showers popping up. we had some reported in santa rosa, oakland, san mateo county coastline. and we've got drizzle which means it's falling below the radar beam. so some areas i do suspect getting a little drizzle and i just can't see it on radar. as we get into the afternoon we are going to be mainly dry but the best part is that we're going to see another opportunity for some rain. it's going to come late this evening into monday morning. not going to see a lot, we could see anywhere from a few 100th to maybe a quarter inch. in parts of the north bay you can see san jose the green doesn't even reach you but we have 3/100th reported in your area. let's hope at least you get enough to wet the grass. that is late tonight into monday morning. i'll show you the futurecast model on that and we'll time it hour by hour in a bit. 58 degrees in oakland. 53 in novato. 56 redwood city. the numbers are warmer than yesterday morning. due to the cloud cover. but again it will feel cool and could be a little breezy as well. 69 degrees in oakland for the afternoon today. 67 redwood city. 68 concord. 66 napa. again we're going to be mainly dry. so don't cancel your plans but just be prepared, we may have a spotty shower roll over us as we roll through our sunday. that chance of showers increases tonight. into monday morning. we may start out the monday morning drive with a few sprinkles, it doesn't look like much. temperatures will remain very similar to today, upper 60s in the forecast for the afternoon. and then we take a turn and we're back to dry warmer weather by thursday. low 80s in the forecast. back to you. time now 7:333 40-year-old man facing murder charges in connection with a body found stuffed in a barrel in front of sonoma city hall. police say they got a call about a barrel that had been dumped illegally on the city hall plaza. it was covered in a plastic tarp with blood on it and inside police found a man's body. the man was identified yesterday and christopher mcknapp was arrested at a mobile home park just two miles away. it's not clear how the two are connected. more on a deadly fire we told but yesterday. two people were killed after a three-alarm fire burned at a west oakland housing complex. dozens of neighbors had to be evacuated. neighbors say one of the victims was a multimedia artist with pieces on display in san francisco. >> he was a very talented painter. he also did sculptures and was very popular in the bay area. >> we're told that the second victim had just moved in with the artist, nearly three dozen people displaced. funeral services will be held today for seven children killed in a house fire in brooklyn, new york. the siblings from an orthodox jewish family. authorities say their mother and teenaged sister survived but were critically injured after jumping from the second floor of their home. fire investigators believe a hot plate in the first floor kitchen ignited the fire yesterday morning. >> our community to keep things warm on the sabbath people use these hot plates, they plug them in, you can't touch it, can't turn it off on the sabbath so they are on for 24, 25 hours. >> the children range in age from 5 to 16. three were girls, four boys. investigators say the home didn't have working smoke detectors on the floors where the children were sleeping. millionaire and accused killer robert durst faces a bail hearing in new orleans tomorrow. he's awaiting extradition to los angeles where he's charged with murdering close friend susan berman, the daughter of a notorious mob boss. defense attorneys will argue tomorrow that durst should be released because the murder warrant is unlawful. durst was profiled in an hbo documentary in which he appeared to confess off-camera to several killings. his first wife disappeared in 1982 and durst was acquitted of the murder and dismemberment of a neighbor in texas in 2003. a peace march is planned in oakland this afternoon for a teen shot to death last month. 14-year-old devon ellis was shot and killed while walking to a store with two friends. he was an honor student and football player at oakland tech high school. police haven't made any arrests in the case. and haven't found a motive behind the attack. today's march starts at 1:30. there's also a march planned today in los angeles for 43 students missing and presumed dead in mexico. protesting abuses in one of the towns last summer. it's believed the mayor ordered police to round up the students and turn them over to a drug cartel who then executed them and incinerated their remains. one of the students had a father who is a construction worker living in san jose. some students will rally in front of the mexican consulate in los angeles. iran's president says an international agreement on the country's mew clear program is within reach. but america's top diplomat says it's up to tehran to make the decisions need to to get there. a march 31st deadline was to reach a deal. st. john kerry says the talks made substantial progress but important gaps remain. >> we have not yet reached the finish line but we have the opportunity to get this right. it's a matter of political will and tough decisionmaking. >> iran again denied that the purpose of its nuclear program is to make weapons. a prominent republican is expected to announce tomorrow he's running for president. senior advisors to texas senator ted cruz says he'll makes the announcement during a keynote address at liberty university in virginia. analysts say cruz hopes his early start will help him raise more money than his fellow conservative senators. a san francisco judge in a high profile gender bias case is allowing punitive damages if the plaintiff wins. ellen pao was the interm ceo and suing silicon valley capital venture firm kleiner perkins claiming she was passed over because she was a woman and then fired when she complained. punitive damages could add tens of millions of dollars to the suit. pao is currently seeking $16 million, and closing arguments are expected tuesday. the company that is behind the new standardized tests has been monitoring students' social media accounts. pearson publishing notified a new jersey school about a test security breach at that specific school. the company named a specific student who it suggested had posted a photo of a test question and then tweeted it while taking the exam. the school followed up and it turned out the student had posted a tweet without a photo, only referring to the exam and posted it after school, but it raises new privacy questions about the publishing company monitoring students' social media. one of the teenaged boys who admitted to assaulting a south bay girl reached a settlement with the family. audriepot committed suicide after the sharing of alleged cell phone pictures at saratoga high school. the family sued for wrongful death. on friday the family reached a settlement with one of the now 18-year-old's for an undisclosed amount. the family says the other two attackers have shown no remorse. a 12-year-old colorado girl is behind bars for trying to poison her own mother by slipping bleach into her drinks. police say it happened because the girl was mad her mom took her cell phone away. the mother first noticed the bleach smell in her smoothie but thought it was left over from the glass being cleaned. she felt sick, then it passed. a few days later she noticed it again coming from a water craft in her room. >> she smelled the bleach in the car rav, she confronted her daughter and the daughter said she was trying to kill her for taking her i-phone. >> the girl was taken into custody on two charges of attempted first degree murder. one person was injured after a car crash right into a starbucks store in cupertino. a spokesman says a car drove through the window of the starbucks at stevens creek boulevard after 9:00 yesterday morning. one person was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. authorities have not said what caused that crash. repairs will soon be made to sidewalks and driveways damaged in the 6.0 quake that hit in august in the napa valley area. according to the napa valley register repairs will be made in 216 locations. most repairs will take place in neighborhoods west of highway 29 including in browns valley. fema and state emergency officials traveled to the damaged sites and agreed on a final list of repairs last month. putting northern california on the map when it comes to creating driverless cars. coming up at 8:00 -- the unique cross-country trip that kicks off today in the bay area. >> new information about the violent attack at an airport in new orleans. more on the other device the suspect was carrying. new details about him. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] ♪ riders on the storm♪ thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. giving you a look there at the cloudy start over oakland. 58 degrees. and a little bit of light rain reported there this morning. your time now 7:44. we're just learning about an officer-involved shooting this morning. police say two santa clara officers pulled into the parking lot of a 7-eleven store on scott boulevard at 2:00 a.m. they say they saw a man inside the store pull a gun on the tore clerk and when the suspect walked out police were waiting for him. they say they told him to drop his gun and when he didn't they shot him. the subject was taken to the hospital, we don't have a report on his condition. the police and the store clerk were not hurt. authorities say a man shot and killed after a machete attack at the new orleans airport was an even bigger threat than they first realized. investigators say 63-year-old richard white was also armed with smoke bombs and bag filled with molotov cocktails. he tried to slip past the security checkpoint friday night, officials say he sprayed an insecticide in the face of one tsa agent and then swung the machete at other agents. a nearby deputy then shot him three times. >> he saved a lot of peoples' lives. this man was swinging very hard with that machete and if he would have made contact with anybody it would have been terrible. >> authorities say white was rushed to the hospital and underwent surgery but died after refusing further medical care because he was a joe hova's witness. investigators say he had a history of mental illness. gun violence was a top corner, congressman barbara lee heard from her constituents. dozens attended a town hall meeting in oakland yesterday. members of the audience raised a variety of issues from trade deals to identification but lee says what they were most worried about is neighborhood safety. >> young people deserve not to be victims of this senseless terrible gun violence that is taking place. and also how we make sure our young people have the best possible education. >> congresswoman lee says she's planning to hold town hall meetings every few months. the san francisco police department collected almost 100 firearms this weekend in a gun buyback event. people handed over guns, no questions asked at the community center yesterday. people got cash in exchange for the guns, most received $100 but assault weapons were exchanged for $200. in all 92 guns were turned in. the event was funded by donations from marijuana clubs and a silicon valley investor named ron conway. a girl who appeared in a viral photo nothing but beads around her neck surrounded by a group of men, identified as a 17-year-old. it caused concern among law enforcement who feared she could be in danger but when the girl returned home from panama beach and saw the photo on-line she came forward to the bay county sheriff's office and insisted she was safe. according to the officer she told them the interaction between the crowd was consensual and she didn't realize her picture was being taken. spring breakers in florida are being encouraged to keep their distance from dolphins. national oceanic and atmospheric administration are urging people not to feed the dolphins, pet them, swim with them or kayak too close to them. noaa officials say they have had dozens of reports of people being bitten by dolphins especially that they were being taunted with food. time now 7:47. it's a little gloomy. >> wet. >> what is that falling from the sky? >> more is coming. unfortunately it's not going to be that beneficial rain we're hoping for. we may pick up a few 100th, maybe enough to water the grass we like to say. may cause a bit of a use in apps. i don't think we'll see a lot. a few scattered showers falling this morning. we'll have the possibility as we get into the afternoon and then the better chance will come this evening. giving you a live look at the overcast sky over the oakland estuary, san francisco in the backdrop, along the coast over parts of the north bay. oakland, some of the areas reporting a little bit of drizzle, a little light rain this morning. if we get into the radar you can see picking up a little bit here over the santa cruz mountains, we'll shift into the north bay, peek what is going on in your area. if we don't see rain falling here it doesn't mean you're not getting just that little bit of drizzle that falls under the radar because i know that is going on as well. so you may have a few sprinkles falling even though we don't see it here on stormtracker 2 but again along the coastline and into the santa cruz mountains is where we've seen bits of it as well. the second part of the day is going to be partly sunny, cooler than where we were yesterday. here's the best chance, in here. it's going to roll through as we get into your sunday evening. so i'm going to show you what you can expect for today. as we get through the 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 hour we see a little moisture pulling through the area. by lunchtime, oh, maybe a hit or miss sprinkle, partly sunny skies, turning partly cloudy for the second half of the afternoon. temperatures will be in the 60s. then as we get into the evening hours, we will have a better chance, it's going to move to the north bay and then into the overnight hours will be through the central bay and south bay for tomorrow morning. and again that is about it. a few scattered showers, maybe as we start the monday morning drive but it's not going to last. we'll be drying out as we get into isolated -- your monday afternoon. temperatures today under cloudy conditions at this hour. 556 redwood city. relatively mild but it's cloudy and a little breezy. so for most it's going to feel a little cool. afternoon highs for today, 65 in san rafael. 65 kentfield. 66 petaluma. richmond 68. upper 60s for the east bay. 69 danville. 69 livermore. i took a bike ride yesterday, it was beautiful. 69 san jose. 68 cupertino. upper 60s santa cruz. 67 redwood city. so the numbers are not too cool. in fact they are going to be mild, about average for this time of year. but partly sunny skies will be the case for the afternoon as well. as we get into monday, chance for showers through the morning hours. notice temperatures don't change a lot for your back-to- work pond. we turn partly cloudy on tuesday and things really start to warm up by mid-week wednesday. upper 70s in the forecast by wednesday. low 80s expected on thursday. back to you. san francisco is number one in a gallup poll about communities with large gay and lesbian populations. the longterm poll found more than 6% of adults in the city and oakland and hayward identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender. several other cities came in after that. san jose had one of the lowest lgbt populations in the country at 3.2%. michael sam is on "dancing with the stars" yet still hopes to fulfill his lifelong dream of playing in the nfl. he will take part today in the first-ever veterans combine in arizona. sam is the first openly gay player drafted in the nfl but was cut by the st. louis rams and dallas cowboys and never played in a regular season game. he will be evaluated by scouts from all 32 teams including the 49ers and raiders. other players on hand include michael busch. it's been a big week for the benicia marching and color guard band. >> this is video of their performance from friday at disneyland. you can see them making their way down main street. they were presented as the special guest before the main parade and parents say and i quote "they did awesome." yesterday they also competed in the 57th swallows day parade in san juan capistrano. they are going to be headed back home to the bay area tomorrow. >> not a bad gig. >> no. >> i missed them. i was there a couple of weeks ago. congratulations. another resort gets ready to shut down slopes for the season. in 20 minutes we'll talk about how the lack of snow is getting businesses in the tahoe area to get more creative. and stamford hosts the first round basketball game. what is next? female announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models. or choose to save hundreds on simmons beautyrest mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular stearns & foster mattresses. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ stamford women's basketball team is keeping pace with cal's women. both teams remain in the ncaa tournament, the cardinals did it the hard way with the long scoring drive in the first half. lily tomson and taylor in the second half run that kept stamford alive. we talked with happy fans after the game. >> there's something absolutely great about playing in front of a home crowd especially a crowd that is, as engaged as stamford's is. you can't overstate how nice it is to play in front of your fans. >> this was more than just another cardinal victory. it was the coach's 800th career win leading stamford. also the team's 500th victimry victim -- victory at maples pavilion. president obama showed he's still a big fan of basketball and did some cheering at one of the women's games. he and his older daughter malia headed to college park, maryland to watch the princeton lady tigers play the university of wisconsin green bay. the president chatted with fans sitting in the good seats there behind the princeton bench. mr. obama was there to cheer on his niece leslie robinson but she didn't play. they could try again to see her play. the tigers beat phoenix 80-70 and face maryland tomorrow. the president's bracket for the men's tucialt took a -- tournament took a hit last night. last night nc state upset villanova 71-68 and after the game nc state guard barber was caught by tv cameras in the locker room making a cutting remark questioning the president's villanova pick. later tweeted "good team win tonight and y'all know i love obama honest." the president has kentucky to win it all. the san francisco giants are working on getting home run legend barry bonds in an expanded role with that organization. according to the san francisco chronicle bonds' exact position hasn't been determined. he turned to the team for seven days as a spring training instructor. nascar is back in california this weekend. the auto club 400 is going to be held today in fontana. curt president bush earned the poll for -- pole for today's race. bay area native jeff gordon is in the fourth row. watch that race here kyyytvu, coverage begins at noon. impact on public transportation in the south bay. it could have an impact on your morning commute. a popular sightseeing spot turns chaotic after two people fall 70 feet. more on the victims' conditions and what caused a cliff to give way. >> outside our doors this morning a bit of a damp start. a few scattered showers falling over the bay area. our cooling trend will continue for your sunday. we'll look at the current conditions coming up. two police shootings in the bay area just hours apart. the note left behind by one of the suspects. >> we're live at the oakland running festival that is already underway. next up is the half-marathon. we introduce to you a 10-year- old who is trying to beat the world record. good morning. you're looking live there at the beautiful golden gate bridge. we have some fog, we have some rain in the area. a little bit of it all for you today in the bay area. on this sunday. >> welcome to "mornings on 2", thank you for joining us. it's sunday, march 22nd. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. i'm mike mibach. we're talking about the weather. let's go to rosemary. north bay getting a couple of drizzles first. >> yes. santa rosa picked up light rain earlier. along the coast we have drizzle. radar not showing a lot. but first let's look what is going on outside our doors because the view says a lot. we have a mix of partly sunny skies, a little bit of gold hue in the backdrop. a beautiful start to the day. maybe a little gloomier than what you like to see, we'll have the clouds part a little. we'll be partly sunny to partly cloudy for today. i won't spend a lot of time on the radar because we're just not seeing a lot. we had a few bits of moisture popping up over parts of the north bay. we have some here in areas round santa cruz and over the santa cruz mountains. we have drizzle, that is below the radar beam. so you may have a soggy start outside your door and we're just not seeing it here. in a nutshell we have the possibility of a few scattered showers this morning. we'll hit a bit of a lull for the afternoon. then late this evening after sunset we'll get another possibility. that will actually be the better chance at rain starting in the north bay by 7:00, 8:00 this evening. then it's going to shift into the central and south bay really late. perhaps even into the overnight hours. you may see no rain at all. you may wake up tomorrow morning with a little wet grass and wet on the roadways. rainfall totals anywhere from a few 1/00th to a quarter inch. looks like in the sierra at the pass we may see two to four inches about donner pass, so not a lot but enough to get wet. 60 degrees outside now in concord. 58 oakland. 56 redwood city. upper 50s for san jose. again mostly cloudy skies. turning partly cloudy for the second half of the day. our cooling trend is going to continue. today cooler than yesterday. i'll line up the numbers for you and, in the extended forecast, a big warm-up. more on that coming up. new this morning -- police in concord are investigating a fight that sent three people to the hospital. police say a large fight broke out at a shopping center on meadow lane around 2:00 this morning. there is a night czech republic located in that -- a night club located in that shopping center. three people rushed othe hospital with stab wounds, in stable condition. anyone with information is asked to call police. just about 15 pins ago we told you about this morning's police shooting in santa clara. officers say they shot at a man at 2:00 this morning after robbing a 7-eleven and refused to drop his gun. that shooting comes after two other officer-voled shootings in the bay area. yesterday that happened just a couple of hours apart. vallejo police received a 911 call at 5:45 p.m. from a man who said his car was hit with a beer bottle at the target store parking lot. the caller reported a man armed with a knife was standing nearby and looking pretty agitated. while a uniformed officer arrived on scene minutes later. he says the suspect held a large knife and had what looked like a gun in his waistband. the officer ordered him to drop the knife but when the suspect approached him the patrolman opened fire and suspect later pronounced dead at the hospital. authorities say they did recover a knife and note from the suspect apologizing for the trouble he had caused. the gun in the waistband turned out to be a replica. the solano county district attorney's office and vallejo police are now conducting a joint investigation. the second officer-involved shooting happened in richmond around 7:15 last night. police say a police sergeant tried to pull over a black pt cruiser for a traffic violation but the vehicle sped away. the sergeant chased it for less than a mile before one of the individuals inside the vehicle got out and ran. > as they reached the rear of a residence there was gunfire exchanged between the officer and the suspect. the officer continued chasing the suspect and there was another exchange of gunfire, before the -- where the suspect was hit. >> the suspect was taken to the hospital and he is expected to survive. the other individual in the pt cruiser drove away from the scene and was not located. the officer was not hurt in the shootout. police use of force is the topic of a public forum tomorrow night in san francisco. there have been three deadly shootings in the city this year by police. plainclothes officers approached 24-year-old alice brown, sitting in what thebilityd was a stolen cash at pine street and van ness avenue. police say she tried to run them over and drove the wrong way. saying they have no -- they had no choice but to shoot her. the meeting is tomorrow night at st. luke's episcopal church on clay street. one hiker dead, another recovering after an accident at the national sea shore, point reyes national sea shore. part of the cliff collapsed and the hikers fell about 70 feet. rescue crews rushed to help them but one person did die before reaching the hospital. authorities have not released the names of the victims. a popular sonoma county professor killed in a kayak accident is being remembered by his students this weekend. 55-year-old nick anast drowned wednesday when falling out of his kayak in the choppy waters. a friend in a second kayak did try to help but both men ended up struggling this that water and only one made it back to shore. students gathered at a beach yesterday to remember him. >> in a way the beach is also kind of peaceful and i think a bonfire is a nice way to send our thoughts up to him. >> he was a life sciences professor at santa rosa junior college. >> he gave more than most teachers i ever met. i usually don't get emotional but he was just the best teacher. >> he is survived by a 9-year- old son. today an automated car will start a cross-country trip near the golden gate bridge and expected to end at the new york auto show next month. delphi automotive hopes it will generate interest in driverless cars and provide new information about the cars during different conditions. this is believed to be the longest test drive of an automated car in north america. there will be a driver on board just in case a human is needed. there are now sevens companies licensed to test the cars in california including google. most of the testers are working through several phases of cars that don't need a human at the wheel but google says it will have a car that needs to human control in about five years. oakland streets are filled with thousands of runners at this hour. we showed you live half an hour ago the start of the marathon portion of the oakland running festival. now moving on to the half- marathon. allie. did you say you were going to talk to a 10-year-old? >> reporter: yes, a 10-year-old who has made it his goal to beat the world record of running. 10-year-old running in the half- marathon. right now with what we have behind us, the finish line. these are the 5k runners finishing up. next up, the half-marathon and one of the competitors, the youngest is elliot daniels of campbell. let's show elliot here. thank you for being here. how are you feeling going into this race? >> i feel good. i feel ready. i trained hard for it. i have a lot of support here. hoping for 126 or faster. >> reporter: the world record for a 10-year-old running a half-marathon is one hour, 31 minutes. you said in your last practice you came in much lower than in? >> an hour and 29, 26. yeah. >> how did you go about setting this goal for yourself? did it come naturally to you? >> we saw it on the news, on the computer, on the news. on google news. we saw that there was a record broken. and we thought that i could beat it. so my dad said, well, why don't you try to? i decided to do it. so we researched half marathons and found this one because it's close, convenient. far away from my birthday. certified spot. we decided to do this one. >> reporter: what do do you when preparing for a race? how do you get yourself mentally hyped up? >> right before a race i wear sweats and hoodie now so my muscles won't get cold. i jog around, i just get myself loose. >> reporter: do you get nervous or are you relaxed? >> i used to get nervous but i've run in so many races now i got used to it. and i relax now. >> you're a pro. feeling pretty good that you're going to beat this today? >> i do. i think i do it. i believe in myself. >> reporter: good for you. we believe in you too. how many races have you done in the past? what do you love about running? >> reporter: i've done about -- in the past i've done about like 40. almost 40. what i love about running is that it keeps me out of trouble, away from trouble and it keeps me from being bored and it's something i'm good at. it's enjoyable. it's fun, it keeps me active, healthy. >> reporter: we're glad you're here. thank you for talking to us. wishing you the best of luck. your energy is great. we're rooting for you to beat the record. >> thank you. >> reporter: have fun this morning. one great story of the half- marathon that is about to get started. altogether there's about 10,000 people who signed up for the various races. really good environment. a lot of fun talking to some of the people out here this morning. back to you. >> that kid is amazing. amazing. he's wicked fast. thank you so much. starting tomorrow the light rail station on montague expressway will be closed for five months. the milpedas station is being closed for the pedestrian bridge. during the closure a bus shuttle will operate every 15 minutes before capital avenue near the montague station and great mall transit center. the earthquakes will welcome the fans to the new stadium today. they are hosting the season opener against the chicago fire at 4:00. it's the first time many fans will be able to step into the team's new $100 million facility, city of san jose and vta is warning fans if they could face big crowds and delays getting to the stadium. new information about a fire in west oakland. coming up at 8:30, what we're learning about the two victims who lost their lives. >> keeping u.s. troops in afghanistan. the announcement by the president that could mean changes for thousands of soldiers waiting to come back home. ♪ i'm sitting on the dock of the bay♪ rain or shine, a beautiful view there of the golden gate bridge, always a good sight. we do have a mix of clouds in the forecast. a few scattered showers falling this morning. mainly dry for your afternoon but we have another opportunity at rain coming this evening. i'll break that down coming up. there could be changes in store for u.s. troops in afghanistan. president obama welcomes the afghan president to the white house tuesday to discuss continued american support. president obama wanted to pull out military personnel before leaving office in january of 2017. however, afghan forces may not be ready to fully take over. anti-war demonstrators are vowing to hold more protests. this is video from yesterday's march in san francisco. they were marking 12 years since the u.s. invasion of iraq. protesters say they want the u.s. to stop enter -- intervening in the middle east and central asia. the united nations, they will be discussing the volatile situation in yemen. the president of the arab nation warns yemen is on the verge of civil war. yemen says it's battling islamic extremists with ties to al-qaeda or isis. there were 37 people killed on friday in two suicide bombings at two mosques. islamists say they are exploiting the turmoil caused by the sectarian conflict by shiite rebels from iran and the sunni government. in the northern african country of tunisia authorities say they are searching for a third man responsible for last week's terror attack on a popular museum. gunmen stormed the building and killed 21 people, most of them foreign tourists. two gunmen were killed in the shootout with police but a third person escaped and is now on the run. rosemary still working hard here. go here. you finish what you are doing because i know that it's actually been busy watching some of this rainfall that has come this way. >> i wish it were a lot more. >> sprinkling on it. still nice to see any of it. if you have plans outside this morning, a a few sprinkles from time to time. a little drizzle. that is not even picked up on radar. live look there at a lot of cloud cover, a little bit of blue sky as we look out towards the west. we have the golden gate there in the backdrop. as well as alcatraz. beautiful view. on to storm tracker 2 where we were reporting a little bit of isolated shower activity in and around santa rosa, saw some around fairfield this morning. maybe along the coastline. that drizzle you can't really see on radar. then over the santa cruz mountains picking up a little moisture as well. as we get into the afternoon, again we're going to be mainly dry. this is sort of prefrontal moisture we like to call it. on the back end we'll get partly cloudy skies in here. this is the line of rain that will bring us shower activity as we get into sunday night and into the overnight hours. so central and south bay folks may not really see any at all because i think it's going to move through late tonight and while we're sleeping. here we are in the morning and we've got bits of moisture that continue to move through. it's lunchtime, we're still mostly cloudy and can't rule the possibility of maybe a few light scattered showers but the main event still will be here, off the northern california coastline. as we get into the evening hours, sunset, still dry, and now it's approaching the north sonoma county area. in the evening hours it shifts over parts of the north bay first. by 11:00 moving into the central bay. we have some along the coastline. into the overnight hours it's moving into the santa cruz mountains, moving into the south bay and then while we sleep it continues to push south. we're also going to get a little snow over the sierra, that is good news. monday morning we may wake up with a few scattered showers for the drive. it doesn't look like a lot but something to consider. 57 degrees now in fairfield. 58 oakland. 54 in novato, 57 san jose. so for today if you're going out, maybe for the oakland running festival or maybe you're thinking about the square, farmers market, temperatures will range in the upper 50s to low 60s through the morning hours. mid-60s by lunchtime. upper 60s expected in the afternoon with partly sunny skies, again, temperatures mild, cooler than where we've been but about average. 64 san francisco today. upper 60s to near 70 for areas like antioch and brentwood. so may even feel a little muggy for some. then getting into the upper 60s with a lot of cloud cover, 69 san jose for the afternoon. the extended forecast, here are the spotty showers, that could bring us anywhere from a few 1,100th into a katrina inch tomorrow morning. we'll start the day with a possibility of a fewcourse monday. temperatures remaining the same. upper 60s in then a warming trend into tuesday, wednesday, thursday with temperatures taking a huge bounce, upper 70s and low 80s in the forecast by thursday. back to you. i got the voice back, good to go. let's talk about slopes. scary moment for dozens of skiers and snowboarders in maine after the chairlift they were on started going backwards. it happened at sugar loaf mountain resort in maine. 200 people were riding the lift at the time. seven of those people were hurd. the lift was stopped and everyone was evacuated off in california the snowboarders and skiers are disappointed about the ski season. this is sugar bowl. a lack of snow forced the resort to shut down slopes for the season later today. several tahoe area resorts though are still open but seven resorts have already had to shut down. the weak winter also having a major impact on lake tahoe's tourism industry. the drought now stretching into its fourth year and many ski resorts and hotels are scrambling to find new ways to get people to come to the lake. some resorts actually decided to build zip lines, wedding venues too and more in hopes of broadening the customer base. squaw valley had its first ever bluegrass and beer festival this weekend. just weeks after cancelling a world cup skiing tournament due to the lack of snow. straight ahead, a big surprise for a fan of the fox show glee. in 25 minutes the special phone call she got from one of the actors. a surfer in southern california takes the ride of a lifetime. what is happening over in studio b? check it out. having a lot of fun at ktvu this morning. those are grid athletes. it's a new professional sport about to enter its second season that pits co-ed teams together in a test of fitness. >> there are eight teams across the country and this morning we have members of the san francisco fire, l.a. rain and phoenix rise in studio b, they built us a grid so we can see what all of this is really about. in our next hour. we're going to actually have them do a race live in the studio. >> it will be cool. in 20 minutes at 8:45, we're going to be talking with the ceo of the fire. checking it out. so a good morning. it will be fun. >> i feel lazy looking at it. >> i know. >> they are working out. so we don't have to, exactly. san francisco will be the center of the game of thrones universe tomorrow night. >> you are the few. we are the many. >> hbo is hosting a season premiere party for this fantasy series, 3,000 people have been invited to war memorial opera house for the event, which will include stars from the show and 100 fans will be invited to attend. they are being chosen at random from posts on social media channels. hbo will be ashowing it on facebook. "game of thrones" is popular in the bay area. the san francisco premiere comes two weeks after the cable channel announced its hbo now partnership with apple. i don't have to travel too far to visit one of the happiest seaside towns in the united states. coastal magazine ranked monterey number three in the top 10 list of the most charming sea towns for people to visit. a couple of other beaches including del ray beach in florida and ocean springs in mississippi. a southern california surfer says a sea lion pup jumped on his board and went for a little ride. at first he said he thought it was being attacked but turned around and saw the sea lion pup giving him a little hug. the friend took pictures of the encounter from shore and that's what you see on the screen. murphy said he spent about an hour floating on his surfboard with the sea lion pup before nudging the pup back into the water. seemed like the little one didn't want to take off. too much fun. >> he looks so cute on the surfboard now but at first - >> when he first saw a little breach coming up -- it's not a sea lion - your heart stops when you think of the shark thing. >> it was cool, very friendly. it's been seven months since the large quake hit napa. up next, an update on when repairs will be done to some of the sidewalks and driveways in the hardest hit neighborhoods. >> keeping a close eye on on- line activity of students. how the company behind standardized testing is using social media to catch people who cheat. >> another gloomy start to the day. for some it's a soggy start. a look at where the scattered showers are falling at this hour and what you can expect for the rest of the day. good morning. a little latch by sam smith, wake-up call today. hope you're enjoying your sunday at home. we're off to a little cloudy start with the temperatures dropping off a bit, even some rain touching down in the bay area. rosemary is going to have more on that for us in a minute. but overcast really throughout the bay area as we saw. >> i'm glad to see the gray. we know -- you mentioned 80s later this week. >> we'll be getting hot. >> we'll take the cool when we can get it. >> cloudy or sunny, weather, dermatologists actually recommending people wear sunscreen to prevent skin cancer. there's a special event today in dolores park called spot cancer in the park. >> it uses first derm, an app used to help diagnose skin cancer. if you want to go the event is free to anyone who is interested in having a skin ailment checked out by professionals. >> sunscreen and uv detection bracelets will also be handed out. the event starts 11:00 this morning and runs until 4:00 in the afternoon. the skin checks will be held in the park at the corner of dolores and 18th. >> it is always good to have that sun block out. i was saying that yesterday, i see them, everyone's got it on the brain now. >> you saw mark ibanez when he came back from spring training, forehead all red and said it was that cloudy day where i didn't expect it. >> did you give him a lecture? >> no, i think he learned his lesson. always have something to protect yourself. a live look at partly sunny skies, a mix of clouds out there, low clouds as well as mid and high level clouds. started with drizzle, light showers this morning. they seemed to have tapered off. live look, still plenty of cloud cover and without a doubt some drizzle still falling, not being picked up. the radar beam above that drizzle that is falling. this possibility will be with us throughout the morning hours, so partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy skies, a few spotty showers a possibility. santa rosa picked up rain this morning, thatta and fairfield tosh, not enough to accumulate. over the santa cruz mountains we've seen the moisture here, for most of the morning maybe a little in parts of the south bay. as we get through the morning hours we still have is that possibility, there it is there. it's going to move through. here we are at lunchtime and we're still mostly cloudy and a few bits of moisture, looks like over the santa cruz mountains, perhaps over our east bay and north bay hills. but most of us are going to be dry. don't cancel plans. it will be a gloomy and cooler day but the best chance of rain is here. it's not going to arrive until tonight. sunday evening, after sunset, it finally approaches lake county, begins to move to the north bay. then as we move through our evening hours and into the overnight hours it shifts into the central bay and then into the south bay. leaving us with just a slight possibility for monday morning. not going to be a lot. i'll show you how much i expect we'll get from this and look at the temperatures for today coming up. we are learning more about a deadly fire that we first told but yesterday on "mornings on 2". two people were killed after a three-alarm fire burned at a west oakland housing complex. dozens of neighbors were evacuated. neighbors say one of the victims was a multimedia artist with pieces on display in san francisco. >> he was a very talented painter. and he also did sculptures, and was very popular in the bay area. >> we're told the second victim just moved in with the artist. nearly three dozen people were displaced. we're also learning more about an officer-involved shooting in santa clara. police now say the robbery suspect is dead. two santa clara officers drove into the parking lot of 7- eleven store on scott boulevard at 2:00 a.m. they saw a man pull a gun on the store clerk. when the suspect walked out the police were outside waiting for him. they ordered him to drop his gun, they say when he refused they shot him. no one else was hurt in the incident. gun violence was the top concern as east bay congresswoman barbara lee heard from her constituents. dozens attended a town hall meeting at a middle school in oakland yesterday. members of the audience raised a variety of issues but lee says what they were most concerned about was neighborhood safety. >> young people deserve not to be victims of this senseless terrible gun violence that is taking place. and also how we make sure our young people have the best possible education. >> congresswoman lee says she plans to hold town hall meetings every few months. the san francisco police department collected almost 100 firearms this weekend in a gun buyback event. people handed over guns no questions asked yesterday. people got cash in exchange for the guns. most received $100, assault weapons exchaindz for $200. in all, 92 guns were turned in. family and friends of an oakland teen killed last month hope something positive will come from what happened. 14-year-old devon ellis was gunned down while walking to the store with two friends. he was an honor student and football mayor at oakland tech high school. loved ones will hold a peace march in his honor this afternoon. it starts at 1:30 at mosswood park and will end at oakland tech. a bail hearing is set for tomorrow for cross dressing multimillionaire and accused killer robert durst. he's awaiting extradition to los angeles where he's charged with murdering close friend susan berman, the daughter of a notorious mob boss. the defense attorneys will argue tomorrow that durst should be released because the murder warrant is unlawful. durst was profiled in an hbo documentary in which he appeared to confess off camera to several killings. his first wife disappeared in 1982 and durst was acquitted of the murder and dismemberment of a neighbor in texas in 2003. authorities say a man shot and killed after a machete attack at the new orleans airport was an even bigger threat than first thought. investigators now say 63-year- old richard white was also armed with smoke bombs and a bag filled with molotov cocktails. white tried to slip past a security checkpoint friday night and officials say he sprayed an insecticide in the face of one tsa agent and swung the machete at other agents. a nearby deputy them shot him three times. >> he saved a lot of lives. this man was swinging very hard, very hard with that machete and he would have made contact with anybody it would have been terrible. >> authorities say white was rushed to the hospital and underwent surgery but died after refusing further medical care because he was a jehovah's witness. investigators say he had a history of mental illness. a 12-year-old colorado girl behind bars for trying to poison her mother but slipping bleach into her drinks. police say it happened because she was mad mom took her cell phone away. the mom first noticed the bleach smell from her smoothy but thought it was left over from the glass being cleaned. she started to feel sick but it passed. a few days later noticed the bleach smell again this time from a water caraffe in her room. >> then she confronted the daughter and the daughter told her she have trying to kill her for -- she was trying to kill her for taking her i-phone. >> she was taken into custody on two charges of attempted murder. families of 43 students missing and presumed dead in mexico are holding out hope they are still alive. the students were protesting government abuses in the town of iguala, mexico last september. it's believed that the mayor ordered police to round up the students and turn them over to the drug cartel who then executed them and incinerated their remains. one of the students had a father who is a construction worker living in san jose. today relatives of some of the students will march to the mexican consulate in los angeles. the company that is behind the new standardized tests has been monitoring students' social media accounts. pearson publishing notified a new jersey school about a test security breach of that specific school. that company named a student that it suggested had posted a photo of a test question and tweeted it while taking the exam. the school followed up and turned out the student had posted a tweet without a photo, only referring to the exam and posted it after school but the incident is raising new privacy questions about the publishing company monitoring students' social media. one of the teenaged boys who admitted to sexually assaulting a south bay girl reached a settlement with the victim's family. audrie pott committed suicide in 2012 after alleged sharing of cell phone pictures with students at saratoga high school. when the case resulted in criminal sentences the family sued for wrongful death. on friday the family reached a settlement with one of the now 18-year-olds for an undisclosed amount. the family says the other two attackers have shown no remorse. one person was injured after a car crashed into a starbucks store in cupertino. a spokesman says the car drove through a window at the starbucks at steven creeks boulevard after 9:00 yesterday morning. one person was taken to the hospital with minor injuries and authorities haven't yet said what caused that crash. repairs will soon be made to sidewalks and driveways damaged in the earthquake that hit the napa valley area in august. according to the napa valley register repairs will be made in 216 locations. most of those repairs will take place in neighborhoods west of highway 29 including browns valley, fema and state emergency officials traveled to the damage sites and agreed on a final list of repairs last month. san francisco giants are working on getting home run legend barry bonds in an expanded role with the organization. according to the san francisco chronicle bonds' exact position hasn't yet been determined. he returned to the team for seven days as a spring training instructor. nascar is back in california this weekend. the auto club 400 will be held today in fontana. curt bush earned the -- kurt busch earned the poll for today's race. first since returning from the nascar suspension. bay area native jeff gordon starts in the fourth row. you can watch it here, coverage begins at noon. lots of action right here this morning. athletes from the national professional grid league are here and we just sent claudine into studio b to check out what is going on. ♪ >> reporter: check it out. amazing feats. what is the grid? we're going to talk to the ceo of the san francisco fire coming up. wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby. what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. welcome back. we appreciate your time on this sunday morning. it's a cloudy start to the day. cooler air pathology in for your sunday afternoon. a few sprinkles falling this morning and that possibility will continue. details coming up. there is a lot of action now in studio b at ktvu. this is a live look at the studio. these are athletes from the national professional grid league. npgl, the grid is the first professional co-ed team sport. in studio b with us are athletes from the bay area team, the san francisco fire. in total there are eight teams across the country that compete in the league. this season each team will have 18 athletes, nine men and nine women. of them at least one man and one woman have to be 40 or older. this is only the second season for the grid. the concept was developed in february of 2014 by tony budding, a man who worked for the crossfit brand for nine years but wanted to make more spectator-friendly sport. eight months later teams were put together and the final match of the first season was broadcast at three million people. i want to show you a bird's eye view of the grid. the teams start here and progress through a series of elements as they race to the other team and try and get to that finish line. each one of these four quadrants has a different element the athlete has to compete in. some include a rope climb, walking on your hands, handstand push-ups or in some cases lifting weights. as heavy as two refrigerators, not my speed. for the past two days san francisco fire has been constructing a smaller version of the grid at ktvu. claudine is there now where the athletes are warming up for a race that we're going to bring you in just about an hour or so. >> reporter: mike, yes, very busy in here. we're making them work hard in here before the race starts. i'm joined by the ceo craig howard from san francisco fire. it's fun to watch. >> it's great. the fans really enjoy it. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. you built this grid to show us how it works. age heats are from three different teams. who is in it in what is it about? >> the grid athletes themselves are the folks you see in the gym working away very hard. they arrive at this sport as a result of their work in the gym. the difference between us say and soccer and football and baseball, those athletes arrive at the gym by virtue of their talent in the sport. these people are the ones that toil away at the gym. they developed amazing fitness and skills. >> i see it in high school sports, amateur leagues, they are already popping up bringing athletes in. the way -- it's a great way for those athletes that are in the gym to put their skills to work. >> you have attracted -- you talk about former nfl people coming in, you have cirque du soleil people, gym naforts, a couple of different backgrounds. how does it relate to crossfit? >> many teams have crossfit athletes. the cross fit competitions and games are a race against the clock. we're here for the fans. we've got two teams of seven men and seven women racing together against each other. two teams racing against each other. the winner is determined by who crosses the finish line first. that involves strategy. >> they are not mutually exclusive. >> they are going to love this. the athletes, you will recognize them, we have some of the best crossfit athletes in the world in this sport. our athletes, when they can't do something they can run off the grid, tag out and bring in a specialist who may be a top weight lifter, gymnast or maybe ex-football player. >> let's talk about the co-ed teams. tell me what this is about. >> the "like a girl" campaign, for us it's the first professional team sport where men and women play together on a level playing field. you see them coming out together going head to head. a lot of times a woman may be faster. we think it's a great way to promote gender equality. some of the top athletes are female here. women can earn more points than the men. >> christie, you are a free agent this year with the san francisco fire. you competed with your husband who is there. tell me what it means for you to be a part of the grid. >> it's pretty special, not just being a part of the grid but part of a whole worldwide movement that is happening right now. it's empowering women, empowering young girls to strive to be the best. and to not let anything hold you back. >> in terms of your background, you were a college athlete? >> yes, played soccer. >> what do you think the message is for all the girls, they can see college-level sports, but specifically this one? >> coming from college you -- as soon as you're done you're pretty much done for women unless you're good enough to play in the wnba or even softball, there's not much. to be able to transfer over into this, you can continue your competitive drive and still compete with the boys, still be in great shape and have a lot of fun doing it. >> amazing. thank you so much for joining us. mike, back to you. of course we're going to have this race coming up so that will be exciting too. >> looks like a lot of activity, a lot of fun. looks very tiring. [ laughter ] i'll going in, in a bit. thank you. the official season for "the grid" runs june through september with the post season beginning in october. the eight teams are right now putting together their list of athletes for this year. if you think you have what it takes to be on the san francisco fire it is holing pro days march 27th to the 29th. at the firehouse training facility on commerce circle in pleasanton. you will need to register for this in advance. you can find more information on pro days and national professional grid league on our web site. look four it under web links on the home page. coming up on 8:50, lots more on "mornings on 2". [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] good morning. happy sunday. it's a mostly cloudy day over the bay area. light showers falling over parts of the coast, to parts of the north bay this morning. little prefrontal moisture ahead of the main portion although it's not going to be much. so here's what is in store for sunday, looking at the system back in here. this is going to roll through later tonight and into the overnight hours. so most of our day is going to be dry. we will have the slight possibility of a few scattered showers and it has to do with, again, the moisture that lies ahead of the main system. santa rosa reported a few scattered showers this morning, fairfield as well as napa. along the coastline, over the santa cruz mines, we do have a little bit of drizzle but it's falling below the radar beam. it's so not even being picked up here. you can see no green on the screen at the moment. so we'll move on. but we'll talk about how much rain i do expect from this, a weak system, we're not going to get much. we'll see a few 100th in some areas and maybe 2/10 to quarter inch over parts of the north bay. this futurecast model not even giving us that. we'll have, again, this possibility coming later tonight into monday morning. for today, it's going to be a mostly cloudy day, temperatures are going to be cool. running through nont, 1:00 where we finally begin to see a few breaks, mostly cloudy through the entire morning and then by 1:00, maybe partly sunny skies, 2:00, 3:00 we get partly cloudy before return to mostly cloudy again for the evening hours of temperatures this morning, slightly warmer than yesterday with all the cloud cover but a little breezy and feels cool. 54 degrees in novato. 57 san francisco. upper 50s for hayward. 57 livermore and san jose. along the peninsula upper 50s to low 60s. 61 at sfo at this hour. afternoon highs for today, mid to upper 60s, cooler than yesterday, 66 in novato, 64 sausalito. 66 vallejo. temperatures in the upper temperatures in the east bay shoreline. 69 san jose, 68 cummer tino. along the peninsula we have 64 san bruno and san francisco. 68 palo alto. the extended forecast, a few spotty showers this morning, mainly dry for the afternoon, chance for showers returning tonight, after sunset. tomorrow morning we may have a few scattered showers. it won't last. temperatures won't ladies and -- change into monday afternoon, then they do after that. low 80s in the forecast for thursday. you're going to need the flip flops. >> amazing 80s and we're heading to april. >> spring in the wintertime, summer in the spring? >> maybe it will rain all summer long? >> that would be nice. >> thank you. san francisco is number one in a gallup poll about communities with large gay and lesbian populations. the longterm poll found more than 6% of adults in the city as well as oakland and hayward identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender. portland, oregon has the second largest lgbt community and austin, texas, was third. san jose had one of the lowest lgbt populations in the country at 3.2%. michael sam is not giving up on his dream to play in the nfl. he's taking part in the league's first ever veterans combine in arizona. sam is the first openly gay player drafted in the nfl. but he was cut by the st. louis rams and dallas cowboys and never played in a regular season game. combine features more than 100 free agents, being evaluated by scouts from all 32 teams including the 49ers and raiders. it's been a big weekend for the benicia marching band and color guard. >> this is video sent to us of their performance, on friday at disneyland, as they made their way down main street. they were presented as a special guest right before the main parade and parents say and i'm quoting "they did awesome." yesterday they also competed in the 57th swallows day parade in san juan cap capistrano. headed home to the bay area tomorrow. a "glee" fan got a surprise while watching the finale. >> mahdi? >> this is mahdi. >> hi maddie how are you? >> is this dot? >> yes, it is. >> "glee" cast member dot jones who plays football coach shannon gave 19-year-old madison hoffman a personal phone call friday. hoffman has been a diehard "glee" fan since the show started six seasons ago. she was diagnosed with stage 2 hodgkin's lymphoma last year. make-a-wish foundation helped her hook up with her dream. her cancer she found out is in remission. there are a number of races at the oakland running festival. >> at the 9:00 hour we have a live report. ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ right now more than 10,000 people taking part in the oakland running festival as we mentioned we got a marathon, a half marathon, fun run for children, the whole thing starting and ending in the area around snow park at lake marion. >> allie rasmus has been out there all morning in the middle of the action. she is going to have a live report coming up in just about five minutes for us. >> middle of the action. you mean like she is running? >> she just stands there as they run by. that's what i do when i cover races. >> stand by and wave them owl -- wave them on. >> you've done a half marathon, right? >> i've done that one. my first and only half marathon. >> first and last or -- >> first and last. >> really? >> i think my -- i ran a half marathon and then i'm like oh, i like 10-ks and now i'm down to five. >> much more for allie in a couple of minutes. from ktvu fox news, this is mornings on 2. >> i'm mike meback -- i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong joined by rosemary orozco. >> cloudy, cool, very nice, even a few sprinkles in oakland this morning. right now mainly dry for most of us it will be a mainly dry day, we are going to leave in a sliver of a possibility. maybe a few scattered showers and i'll show you why here on the radar coming up. first we actually want to start out with a view there over oakland. you can see the downtown skyline and all the clouds, a few peeks of sunshine, partly cloudy skies in store for your morning hours, little bit of drizzle falling along the coastline. we had light rain falling over the north bay, stormtracker 2 having a hard time picking up on any of this so if you have a little bit of drizzle outside your door falling below the beam this is why we can't see it. santa cruz mountains picking up a little bit of light rain. the main system will bring us a possibility of a few scattered into your evening hours. right now the front remains off the northern california coastline so as we get through your sunday, the possibility of a light shower or two as we get into sunday night, tonight into monday morning, that opportunity for scattered showers is going to increase and that's when we will see the possibility of maybe one to 2/10 of an inch of ray on the north bay. and in the south bay lesser amounts. it's going to be mainly tonight into early monday morning and it may impact the monday morning drive. i have the futurecast model, it's updating as i speak and we will take a look at it in the next hit. 58 degrees right now in oakland, 57 in napa, 57 in mountainview. still feels cool out there. 60 degrees for fairfield. and the cooling trend will continue for your afternoon. so i'll have your afternoon highs, futurecast model and then a big warmup in the extended forecast coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. new this morning, police in concord are investigating a fight that sent three people to the hospital. police say a large fight broke out at a shopping center on meadow lane at around 2:00 this morning. there is a nightclub located in that shopping center. three people were rushed to the hospital with stab wounds. they are in stable condition. anyone with information is asked to call police. investigations are underway this morning into three separate police shootings in the bay area around 2:00 a.m. today, santa clara police shot and killed an armed suspect who allegedly robbed a 7-eleven. in vallejo authorities say an officer shot and killed a man who approached him carrying a big knife in the parking lot near a target and sleep train store. the officer says the suspect also had a gun in his waistband but turned out to be a replica. investigators say they recovered a knife and a note from the suspect apologizing for the trouble he had caused. the solano county district attorney's office and vallejo police are conducting a joint officer. the second officer-involved shooting happened yesterday in richmond around 7:15 last night. police say a police sergeant tried to pull over a black pt cruiser for a traffic violation but then the vehicle sped away and the sergeant chased it for less than a mile before one of the occupants of the vehicle got out and ran. >> as they reached the rear of a residence, there was gun fire exchanged between the officer and the suspect. the officer continued chasing the suspect and there was another exchange of gun fire where the suspect was hit. >> the suspect was taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. the other individual in the pt cruiser drove away from the scene and was not located. the officer was not hurt in that shootout. tomorrow san francisco police chief greg suhr is going to host a town hall meeting to talk about his department's latest deadly shooting. last tuesday plain clothed officers approached alice brown, sitting in what they believed was a stolen car. officers say she first tried to run them over and then she drove the wrong way down a one- way street. according to police, they shot her because they were worried she was endangering lives. brown's brother says she has a history of drug addiction. the meeting held on clay street, starts at 6:00 tomorrow night. a popular sonoma county professor killed in a kayak accident is being remembered by hi students this -- his students this weekend. 55-year-old nick anist drowned on wednesday when he fell out of his kayak into the choppy waters. a friend in a second chaotic tried to help but both -- kayak tried to help but both men ended up struggling in the water and only one made it to the shore. >> in a way the beach is also kind of peaceful and i think a bonfire is a nice way to send our thoughts up to him. >> anist was a life sciences professor at santa rosa junior college. >> he gave more than most teachers i've ever met. so i usually don't get emotional but he was just the best. >> he is survived by his 9-year- old son. starting tomorrow, the light rail station on montague expressway will be closed for five months. that milpitas station being closed to build a pedestrian bridge that will go over capital avenue, linking the trolley stop with the b.a.r.t. station that's now under construction. during the station closure a bus shuttle is going to operate every 15 minutes between capital avenue near the monday giewg station he's getting ready to go for the other half marathon. they are supposed to be taking off getting started about -- what time is it right now? 9:15 so any minute now. and looks like they've got the raideretts out here cheering people off. thousands of people here ready to go along the race route. and there's all different kinds of races and the courses take people all over oakland from fruitvale in the east, montclair in the north to west oakland so you can expect street closures if you haven't encountered them already. you can go to oakland marathon.com to get more detailed look at the street closures. but you can expect on and off street closures in oakland until about noon today as these runners make their way through the city. claw deny and mike -- claw claudine and mike back to you. the group that wants to build a new home for the oakland raiders and san diego chargers says it has reached a milestone. supporters of the new stadium says they have twice as many signatures as they need to put that stadium on the ballot. 14,000 signatures still have to be verified in a voters -- and if voters approve the plan, not clear how long it would take to actually build the new stadium. the earliest a team could get an nfl approval on the move would be in january. san francisco will be the center of the "game of thrones" universe tomorrow night. >> you are the few, we are the many. >> hbo is hosting a season premiere party for the fantasy series. 3000 people have been invited to war memorial opera house for the event that will include stars from the show. 100 fans randomly chosen on social media channels to attend. the network plans to stream the red carpet arrival on facebook. hbo says it makes sense to hold the premiere in san francisco because "game of thrones" is so popular here in the bay area. san francisco premiere comes two weeks after the cable channel announced its hbo partnership with apple. >> you watch that show? >> i don't. i don't. >> i know -- >> everyone raves about it, though. >> and everyone dies in it. you like a character and they are gone. >> i'll get there. 9:10. we are following a story that we brought you live yesterday right here on mornings on 2. up next, we are going to have details about what we are learning about a deadly apartment fire in oakland. and a kansas man is having second thoughts about his next snorkeling trip. up next, what happened when he came face to fin with a 10-foot tiger shark. i am live here in studio b where there is a grid race that will -- am i in your way? >> yes. >> there is a grid race going to take place in about 30 minutes. it is a human performance race you won't want to miss. wow, claudine and mike, things are really getting warm in here. >> get out of the way, rosemary. >> reporter: will do. >> get on the rope, rosemary. >> get on the rope. europe is experiencing a supertide this weekend. dozens of surfers in the u.k. were able to ride the waves on a river. that's a river. and that ride lasted as long as 90 seconds. the rare supertide occurred due to an alignment of the sun and moon following a solar eclipse and in france thousands watched that supertide create a temporarily island around -- temporary island around this historical abbey. a kansas man says he doesn't hold hard feelings against a 10-foot long animal but does say it is an experience he will never forget. >> it was surreal this shark was coming at me and i said yeah, it is coming at me, it is happening. >> dr. ken grazing was snorkeling off the big island of hawaii on wednesday when he said he saw something large, something dark and at first he did not know what it was, then recognized it was a shark just as it sank its teeth into his arm and leg. >> i was really at its mercy, it's quite a magnificent animal. when you hit it, it's like hitting a wall. it's so solid. the mass of it and it's sand paper feeling. it's an animal that's trying to survive. >> great description there. dr. grazing says he is expected to make a full recovery but he adds he is not sure he will ever go snorkeling again. >> i wouldn't blame him. what you don't -- you don't have to travel far to visit one of the happiest seaside towns in the u.s. coastal magazine ranked monterey number 3 in the most charming seaside towns for people to visit. coming in first, corona del mar. a couple other beaches included del rey in florida and ocean springs in mississippi. rosemary, did you get out of the way? look who came back in studio. >> so fun and so impressive. >> you exhausted? >> i'm exhausted looking at it. >> i cannot wait for that race. it's going to be something else. >> pretty awesome. >> yeah. very cool. >> what's going on outside? >> i don't know. what is going on outside? >> i don't know. >> it's a gloomy one. giving you a live look outside our doors where we have a lot of gray, clearing there in the distance, we will be between the partly sunny and partly cloudy skies for your afternoon. this morning we are tracking a little bit of drizzle, a little bit of light rain, we have a weak system that will continue our cooldown for today, so expect temperatures to fall off a little bit more from saturday and this is sort of the main system back in here, pre frontal moisture moving through this morning, we woke up with a few scattered showers along parts of the north bay, not along the san mateo coastline, not a whole lot associated with it, just a little bit of mist and drizzle and a few light scattered showers. as we get into tonight through tomorrow morning that's when we will see the better possibility of scattered showers and it will come through after sunset. so for today partly to mostly cloudy, mainly dry, evening showers in the forecast, rainfall amounts not a lot, a few 100th expected over parts of the south bay maybe more than that over the central bay and we may squeeze out a quarter inch or so over parts of the north bay. the sierra will pick up snow, donner pass, two to 4 inches expected there, so, again, not enough but will bring us some. temperatures this morning with mostly cloudy skies, 57 in napa, 58 in oakland, low 60s in concord, 57 in palo alto and mid-50s in fremont. these numbers are up a little bit over what we had yesterday with a partly to mostly cloudy sky locking in some of the heat from yesterday afternoon but it feels cloudy and cool, doesn't feel cloudy, it is cloudy, and it feels cool out there with a little bit of wind. 59 degrees as we roll through the 9:00 hour in and around downtown oakland, mid-60s as we get into your lunch hour and then upper 60s expected for the afternoon and with all that cloud cover, a little bit of moisture in place, could feel muggy for some in the upper 60s, low 70s for today. 65 san rafael for your afternoon, 66 in petaluma, 65 in kentfield. we may see a spotty light shower, not enough to cancel your plans. 69 for walnut creek, 69 in pleasanton, upper 60s for hayward today. south bay, 67 in santa clara, 69 morgan hill, saratoga also go to 69, 67 for santa cruz. the peninsula for the afternoon, 67 redwood city, 64 san bruno, 64 in san francisco. by the way, sfo reporting delays for some arriving flights because of the cloud cover, something to be aware of if you are going to be greeting somebody at the airport this morning. the extended forecast showing you that a chance for showers will remain as we get into your monday morning. then we dry out. temperatures remain fairly the same. upper 60s in the forecast for your afternoon on monday, partly cloudy on tuesday with 70 in the forecast and then, boom, we are into a warming trend with temperatures into the upper 70s by wednesday, low 80s by thursday. back to you. >> thanks, rosemary, not a good outlook for tahoe and it's been a sad season for skiers and snowboarders. slopes very bare this season. the lack of snow has forced resorts to shut down slopes for the season. later today several tahoe area resorts are still open, seven resorts have already had to shut down. there's also the weak winter that's having a major impact on just the general tourism industry in lake tahoe. it is stretching into its fourth year so many ski resorts and hotels are trying to get creative, scrambling to find new ways to get people to come up to the lake. some resorts have decided to build zip lines, mountain bike trails and even wedding venues in the hopes of broadening their customer base. squaw valley even decided to host its first ever bluegrass and beer festival this weekend and that was just after weeks of cancelling a world cup skiing tournament because of all this lack of snow. >> on tuesday president obama expected to announce he is changing the timetable on when to withdraw u.s. troops from afghanistan. the afghan president will be visiting the white house to discuss continued american support and security. president obama had planned to reduce the number of u.s. troops from 10,000 to 5500 this year and pull out all military personnel before he leaves office in 2016. however, afghan forces may not be ready to fully take over. antiwar demonstrators are vowing to hold more protests, this video here from yesterday's march in san francisco. they were marking 12 years since the u.s. invasion of iraq. protesters say they want the u.s. to stop intervening in the middle east and central asia. >> it is the people opposition to militarize u.s. foreign policy which has brought us death, destruction and the waste of at least $3 trillion over the last 12 years. people are really sick of it. >> peace groups who took part in the march include code pink, they also want the u.s. to end economic sanctions against countries such as iran, north korea and venezuela. a lot of thought goes into naming your baby, but up next we will tell you about some of the names that the social security administration says are on their way out. and he might not be at the plate but barry bonds sticking close to baseball. coming up in 25 minutes the rumors about him and the san francisco giants. (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. ñzuuap uhá; the san jose earthquake soccer team will welcome thousands of fans to their new stadium today. they have a season opener against chicago fire at 4:00. the city of san jose and vta warning fans that they could face some big crowds and delays getting to that stadium. >> how exciting. impersonally very excited that today is national corn dog day. wean schnitzer nice enough to deliver us some corn dogs to help us celebrate this morning. when i found out, i literally jumped out of my chair. >> she has been excited all day about this. >> and yesterday. i worked with you friday. >> i've been talking about it since friday. if you want to celebrate today, wienerschnitzel is selling their corn dogs for just 99 cents. >> what do you love about corn dogs? >> first you have to smother it in mustard. i mean -- >> mustard is very popular. go ahead i am a sorry. i interrupted. >> how do you like your corn dog? >> ketchup. >> how do you like yours? >> i will do both. >> we have all these fun facts about corn dogs because who knew? for 23 years our producer doug had all this information. national corn dog day has been celebrated on the first weekend of the ncaa men's division 1 baseball tournament. celebrate baseball and food -- basketball and food on a stick. >> research has shown that this -- that the corn dogs are most popular with women because it's easy to eat. you don't have to mess with lipstick. >> this reminds me of college. i had these in a freezer. >> it's definitely one of my -- >> favorite food groups? >> i would say it's up there with pizza, sushi and burgers. >> well, mine is probably top 40, not three. >> really? >> yeah. why not? >> i want to give this other little fun fact. besides mustard which is the most popular, 1929, did you know there's a patent for corn dogs? that's the first patent. hot dogs dipped in batter. 1927. here's to you, national corn dog day. >> she is so excited. let's move on. claudine we have a story about you. we now know some of the names that are becoming pretty rare. the social security administration says only five babies were given the name of waldo in 2013. >> five. wow. other boys names equally rare, elmo, sherwood and ikerus. >> the rare girl names. >> sheba, zellma, nanette and alpha. >> the other surprise on the top five fading names is claudine. it's disappearing out there. not a hot name but -- >> i've just patented it. it's my own. no one else can have it. >> you are aware, one of a kind. >> are you disappointed or not disappointed? >> i'm not disappointed. >> it's a beautiful name. >> so is rosemary. one company is keeping a close eye on what students are doing online. how social media can help catch them cheating on tests. exchanging guns for cash, the buyback by the san francisco and the number of weapons they collected. giving you a live look there at a mostly cloudy sky, a few peeks of sunshine, little more sunshine expected for the afternoon. we also have the possibility of a few passing showers. i'll explain coming up. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models. your time now is 9:29. turning to 9:30. and here's a look at some of the top stories we are following for you this morning. this weekend there were three officer-involved shootings in the bay area in a span of just over eight hours. the most recent happened this morning when santa clara police shot an armed robbery suspect who had allegedly robbed a 7- eleven. last night a vallejo shot and killed a man wielding a knife. the officer said he repeatedly ordered the suspect to reportedly drop the weapon but he refused. police shootout at 7:15 in richmond, an officer and suspect exchanged gun fire after a brief chase. the officer not hurt. however, a second suspect got away. and police in concord are investigating a fight that sent three people to the hospital. police say that large fight broke out at a shopping center on meadow lane around 2:00 this morning. now, there is a nightclub located in that shopping center. three people were rushed to the hospital with stab wounds. welcome to the weather center. and corn dog's favorite fan rosemary orozco on this national corn dog day. you said models are changing. the weather activity out there in the pacific is moving as we talk? >> sure, yeah, and continuously as we get into your morning, we've got a few clouds, they are parting and a little bit of sunshine poking through but we will be partly sunny to mostly cloudy through the morning as we get into the second half of your day, we will turn partly cloudy and as mike mentioned the forecast models are changing up just a little bit. so let's take a look at the very latest. first, we have stormtracker 2 here to show you not a lot of rain falling, a little bit of drizzle reported along the coastline, we had some over santa rosa, fairfield, those are some of the only areas where we saw rain, oakland reported a little bit of light rain and at this point it's tough to see anything out there. we will have the slight possibility of a few passing showers later today. it won't be enough to ruin any plans so if you do have outdoor plans, don't change them but do expect a partly cloudy to mostly cloudy cooler day with a light passing shower a possibility. as we get through the evening hours, that's when our opportunity for some rain is going to come because it's still way back in here off the coastline. that little bit of drizzle, few passing showers this morning with the mostly cloudy conditions. at lunchtime we still have mostly cloudy skies. as we get into the afternoon we will finally see better breaks for the second part. as we get into sunset, that line of rain now moving into california, all the way down to lake county, northern edge of sonoma county by sunset but for the most part our sunday going to be dry, going to be cool, mostly cloudy. into the evening hours the line begins to move and overnight hours it begins to sink into the south bay. the sierra picking up rain and snow so that's good as well. as we get into your monday morning, this is what has changed, we were already drying out by monday morning but now the models want to bring in just a little bit more moisture so perhaps a few lingering showers for the monday morning drive and we will be tracking it for you. but in a nutshell, partly to mostly cloudy for today, a light shower or two maybe or better bet will come as we get into the evening hours and as far as rainfall amounts not a lot. one to 2/10-inch expected over parts of the north bay less than that as you go farther south. i'll have a look at your temperatures for today coming up. right now thousands of runners are hitting the streets in oakland. the oakland marathon began earlier this morning. >> a lot of fun out there. minutes ago the half marathon kicked off. ktvu fox 2's allie rasmus joins us live from that start area. the start and the finish line, right, allie? >> reporter: right, 19th and harrison where we have been all morning. the marathon kicked off at 7:30, the half marathon around 9:15 and just a few minutes ago i want to turn the camera around so we can show you these adorable little kids, the age group 7 and under, these are some of the 500 kids that took part in the fun run this morning. suzie, how young are your daughters? >> three and one. >> reporter: how did they like it? >> they had a blast. >> reporter: a lot of people taking part in the oakland running festival, over 10,000 people signed up for it this year. it's been going on since 2010 and it gets bigger every year. with me oakland mayor libby shaft. this event gets more and more popular every year. what does it bring to oakland to have something like this? >> i think mostly it brings the opportunity for people to see how amazingly awesome our city is. this is a city that's not only beautiful, physically beautiful place for the runners to go through, the weather is perfect, but we've got a unique flavor of scrappy oakland pride that everyone sees along every stretch of the route and that's what's been so fun to display today. >> reporter: all the different neighborhoods and a lot of people i talked to this morning before they took off running, they said that the diversity of oakland is something that you can really tell running through the neighborhoods all over the town and you were talking about this morning how oakland has been named one of the most diverse cities in the country? >> yeah. just last year we were named the most diverse city in america. the runners get to see that. they travel through just like those redwood forests up in montclair, run down lincoln boulevard where they see a view of the entire bay, they go through the fruitvale district which is like our latin flavor district and then they go through china town, they go through west oakland where we've got a lot of industrial arts. they even get to run under a framing art that's been put up by the crucible organization. so they see it all and then, you know, circling our beautiful lake merritt really is the icing on the cake. >> reporter: and the organizers say that the economic impact, because they have people coming from 38 different states and three countries, i think, to take part in the running festival, how do they calculate the economic impact for something like this? does it benefit the city economically? >> absolutely. this is a great benefit for our city. this year they actually had 34 states and eight foreign countries represented amongst the runners this year. we see more than $12 million of economic impact, that's everything from people staying in our hotels but the -- rates donate a couple million dollars to local charities right here in oakland. >> reporter: thank you very much. oakland mayor libby shaft talking about the oakland running festival been going on since 2010. this year the organizers say there's 8% more people taking part in it for a total of 10,000 people running in that marathon, half marathon, 5k fun run, the youngest competitors as you saw in the fun run were just about 2 years old. so people of all ages and all backgrounds coming out here. it's been a fun morning, mike. back to you. >> putting a good spotlight on the city of oakland. great work out there, allie. thank you for your effort. appreciate it. the sanford women's basketball team is keeping pace with cal's women during march madness. both teams remain in the ncaa tournament. win over cal state northridge. the cardinals had a long scoring drought in the first half. in the second half run that kept stanford alive with a 73- 62 victory. we talked with happy fans after that game. >> there's something just absolutely great about playing in front of a home crowd, especially a crowd that's as engaged as stanford's is, you know, you can't overstate how nice it is to play in front of your fans. >> and this was more than just another cardinal victory, it was coach tara vandemere's 800th career win leading stanford, it is also the team's 500th victory in maple pavilion. cal women playing texas with tiffoff scheduled for 6:00 p.m. on the cal campus. gun violence was the top concern as east bay congresswoman barbara lee heard from her constituents. dozens of people attended a meeting yesterday. members of the audience raised a variety of issues from trade deals to gentrification but lee says they are most worried about neighborhood safety. >> young people deserve not to be victims of this senseless, terrible gun violence that's taking place and also how we make sure our young people have the best possible education. >> congresswoman lee says she plans to hold town hall meetings every few months. the san francisco police department collected almost 100 firearms this weekend in a gun buyback event. people handed over their guns, no questions asked at the ella hill hutch community center yesterday. people got cash in exchange for guns, most received $100 but assault weapons were exchanged for $200. in all 92 guns were turned in. the event was funded by donations from marijuana clubs and silicon valley investor ron conway. a 40-year-old man facing murder charges in connection with the body stuffed in a barrel in front of sonoma county hall. someone said a barrel had been dumped illegally on the city hall plaza. the barrel was covered with a plastic tarp that also had blood on it and inside they found a man's body. the victim has been identified as 64-year-old ronald savigo. yesterday investigators arrested christopher mcnat at a mobile home park 2 miles away. it's not clear at this point how the two are connected. learning more about a deadly fire that we first told you about yesterday on mornings on 2. two people were killed after a 3-alarm fire burned a west oakland housing complex. dozens of neighbors were evacuated. neighbors say one of the victims was a multimedia artist with pieces on display in san francisco. >> he is a very talented painter and he also did sculptures and was very popular in the bay area. >> we are told the second victim had just moved in with the artist, nearly three dozen people were displaced. in international news this morning, the president of yemen is warning his country could be on the brink of a civil war. the united nations security council holding a meeting today to discuss the deteriorating situation. yemen says its battling extremists. a group claiming to be affiliated with isis killed at least 137 people in suicide bombings at two mosques on friday. analysts say militants are exploiting the turmoil caused by the sectarian conflict between shiite rebels controlled by iran and the sunni government. and a manhunt underway in tunisian. authorities are looking for a third suspect in last week's terrorist attack on a museum. 21 people were killed, most of them were foreign tourists. two gunmen were killed in a shootout with police but a third person escaped. and coming up right after mornings on 2 we are going to have an exclusive interview with cia director john brennan from inside central intelligence agency headquarters. he will discuss the growing threat of isis, iran's nuclear program and slat putin's global -- vladimir putin's global ambitions. we have told you all morning about this national professional grid league and in a couple of minutes we are going to show you exactly what they are made of. mike has gone over to studio b. come on, mike. checking all the action out. you trying to steal their thunder? >> i pick it up and do some curls. i'm getting swollen on a sunday. this is great. it's not about me. it's about the grid and this newest professional sports -- we are two minutes away from the race taking one last look as we come back for the grid right here on mornings on two. welcome back to mornings on 2. we are live there in studio b at ktvu where athletes from the national professional grid league preparing to run a race right here on mornings on 2. stay with us, that race begins in just a few minutes. very exciting, very cool they came in and built that, rosemary. >> that looks like you could maybe hang with the rest of them, mike. >> i wasn't doing all the hand stands and climbing of the ropes. i just curled 135 pounds. that's all. >> is that all? >> no. i'm kidding. those are 5 pounds weights. little deceiving. 55. >> sure. and you did -- >> i was doing it for like a minute before they came to us. standby, i was like, okay, anytime now. >> the race coming up, going to be very exciting. >> cool. let's talk about what's happening outside. cloudy skies, even a few patches of fog and drizzle out there this morning and off to a view of the satellite view and why it's going on. i'm going to give you a perspective in a nutshell, we've got this moving through at the moment, a little bit of moisture, woke up with a little bit of light rain, little bit of drizzle but the main event back in here and this is going to take all day to get here. the front doesn't even roll through until this evening and we are not going to see a whole lot, unfortunately. we are going to see anywhere from a few .01 to maybe .20- inch. the farther south you go the less likely you're going to see accumulation. in fact, san jose maybe .01 inches. the timing is tonight into tomorrow morning. most of us won't see any rain at all. you may wake up with a little bit of wet roadway as well as grass but outside of that, mostly cloudy skies, in the cooling -- and the cooling trend going to continue for the afternoon. i think that is probably what will be the headline for most of us. 57 degrees in napa right now, 58 in oakland, 61 in concord. mid to upper 50s fremont, palo alto with mostly cloudy skies. if you're going outside maybe to support the running festival that continues at this hour, we have temperatures in the upper 50s. as we get into the lunch hour, 65 degrees and then 69 at 3:00 in the afternoon. maybe you're going for your own run around lake merritt, maybe going to be at the farmers market. 65 degrees for sonoma this afternoon as well as kentfield, 64 in sausalito, 68 for richmond, temperatures coming down slightly from yesterday but with mostly cloudy skies for most of the day could feel cool, could feel muggy with the moisture overhead, upper 60s in areas like antioch, danville, 69 in oakland, 67 for hayward. for the south bay, 69 san jose, 67 santa clara and 68 degrees for sunnyvale, the peninsula more of the same, 64 san bruno, 67 for redwood city. reporting delays this morning for some arriving flights because of the cloud cover. that to be aware of. 63 pacifica and 64 for half moon bay. the extended forecast here, spotty showers this morning, mainly dry for your afternoon, the showers come back tonight into tomorrow morning, may start out the morning drive a little wet. doesn't look like much. upper 60s in the forecast again for monday and then we begin to see a warmup as we get into tuesday, wednesday, check out thursday, upper 70s to low 80s in the forecast for the afternoon. mike. >> thank you very much, rosemary. the athletes are warmed up and ready to go. toss it over to studio b where claudine is standing by with jeremy jones, coach of the san francisco fire. claudine. >> reporter: we have been talking about it all morning, right, trying to figure out the grid, the race and now we want to see it all happen. head coach jeremy jones of the san francisco fire, we are going to give you this whole race, going to be about 2 1/2 minutes long? >> yes. >> reporter: perfect. you will take us through it. we are going to get out of the way. you're going start this race right now. >> we are going to get ready, race. >> reporter: and they are off. tell me what they are doing in their first movement. we are talking about going from quadrant to quadrant as we explained to the viewers this morning. >> so the two men are starting off with hang squat smashes and they have to get below parallel with the hip and finish overhead. and then when the first athlete finishes the first movement they run off the grid and then their teammates start the next movement. >> this is all really fast moving. they lifted for a second, they are climbing a rope with their legs and the idea is as fast as possible not for as long? >> as fast as possible with these technical, advanced movements. we saw some substitutions 29 the men and women to break up some of the work. >> and they are going right after another, women going up against men and -- >> it's a strategy on how you want to break it up? >> each team is going to use their own strategy to attack the workout, the race with as much steam as possible. >> we are talking about what we have seen in past races where teams go wrong and where you can get an advantage because you're watching all these athletes, they look pretty darn good at everything they are doing so where does one team get faster than the other? >> really good transitions, making sure you know when your teammate is coming off of a bar or when they are going to finish, good tags and transitions at the start line. also hustling on and off the grid is another place where you can actually gain some time. >> so which athletes are -- what's their background that makes them good at what they are doing? >> many of these athletes have competitive background into the collegiate levels, some competitive athletes as well. >> if you are a gymnist, you are probably pretty good at this. >> the rings are a male gymnist movement, only the men are the rings. ladies do not use the rings in gymnastics. in grid a male or female can get on the rings. >> now in quadrant 3. the idea is to make it easy to watch to see who is in the lead? >> these two are neck and neck and coming down to these last couple movements. >> what is this thing called they are doing? >> a burpee pullover. looks like the blue lane is in a slight lead. >> now they are head to head. >> the final movement the ground overhead so they can that barbell from the floor to overhead in any way possible and it looks like the blue team has one other athlete to get off the grid. substitute and bring her in to finish. she is going to do the exact same weight that the men are doing. >> she is going to come in and until she finishes then -- >> at least one rep. come down. >> the blue lane took it. >> so that was it. and then in a regular match, this is one race, in a regular match you see how many of these? >> 11 different races, each one is different. >> when people normally watch a game, two hours long, very quickly like that? >> yeah, lots of action, very exciting. >> and your first grid match is when? >> june 13th in san jose. >> awesome. we are going to go to break now and come back in a little bit. that was awesome. good job, guys. [ applause ] >> that was fun, huh? female announcer: right now at sleep train get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. one "glee" fan got the surprise of her life while watching the show series finale. >> is this maddy? >> this is maddy. >> hi, maddy. how are you? >> oh, my gosh. is this dot? >> yes, it is. >> i love she said dot, you know, they are already close friends, right? that is dot jones, "glee" cast member who plays football coach shannon, gave 19-year-old madison hoffman a personal phone call on friday. >> hoffman has been a die hard "glee" fan since the show started six seasons ago. >> she was diagnosed with stage 2 hodgkins lymphoma last year. the make-a-wish foundation helped to connect dot with hoffman. hoffman recently found out her cancer is in remission. spring training, san francisco giants working on getting barry bonds in an responded role with the organization. >> nice. according to the "chronicle," bonds' exact position, it is not -- it has not been determined yet but we know he's been with the team for seven days. he is working as a spring training instructor. >> and michael sam is on "dancing with the stars," yet he still hopes to fulfill his lifelong dream of playing in the nfl. he will take part today in the first ever veterans combine in arizona. sam is the first openly gay player drafted in the nfl but he was cut by the st. louis rams and cowboys and never played in a regular season game. >> but today more than 100 free agents, he's going to be one of them, all trying out for the 32 nfl teams. so pretty cool. what did you think? i wanted you to catch your breath first before we dive in and start asking you questions about it but it looked great on the screen. >> it was fun and exciting. i went to one of their matches last year, the hawks pa sillian at -- pavilion, was actually their home -- >> for the san francisco fire? >> fire at the time and it was -- it was exciting because you do that 11 times so it's quick, you watch and then they have something else and something different and it was fun. those athletes are amazing, you know. what are you doing right now and how do you do that? >> yes, yes. >> they climb that rope and then drop and climb it again and again and again and you just go, wowza. and the more you learn about them, you know, one of them is a battalion chief for sacramento fire department and one was a gymnist for ucla and they all have different backgrounds they bring to it and obviously they are specialists. >> and eight teams. how big can it get? >> i think they were saying they were starting development rosters as well and so they have this pro day coming up at their firehouse in pleasanton on friday and that's when people come out and they just had one in l.a. and they had gymnists and -- >> i wonder if they make cuts. they have to. >> you have to get drafted, contract, like any other professional sport. >> amazing. how is the weather looking, though? >> the weather not bad. it is going to be a cloudy -- cloudy and cool out there for today, partly cloudy for the afternoon, few spotty showers in the forecast for today, perhaps tomorrow morning and then we dry out. and take a look at those numbers coming our way. >> 82 thursday. >> amazing. >> too bad i work on that day. maybe. that's our newscast for this morning. thanks for joining us, everyone. >> have a great rest of the day. leaving you with another high intensity grid race going on here add studio b here at ktvu, we will also put the information online at ktvu.com. watch it owl again, check it out. go over to the web links section of our home page. there they go again, impressive, awesome, we are going to leave you with the grid and the stapletons. go fire. i'm chris wallace. at the headquarters of the central intelligence agency. today, an exclusive interview with cia director john brennan. fact is, they pulled us repeatedly the iranians. we discuss iran's nuclear program, the growing threat from isis and russian president vladimir putin directions. do you see any indications that vladimir putin wants out of ukraine? john brennan from the cia only on "fox news sunday." then, new tensions between the white house and israel.

Related Keywords

Columbia River , Oregon , United States , Brooklyn , New York , Redwood City , California , Sonoma , San Diego , Benicia , Alcatraz , San Francisco , College Park , Maryland , Mexico , Arizona , Corona Del Mar , Tehran , Iran , Pacifica , Sonoma City Hall , San Mateo County , Chicago , Illinois , Petaluma , Portland , Lake County , Solano County , Afghanistan , Liberty University , Virginia , Browns Valley , As Iran , Az Arbayjan E Sharqi , Tunisia , Monterey , Mississippi , Iraq , New Jersey , Montclair , Sonoma County , North Korea , France , Hawaii , Fremont , Brentwood , Lake Marion , West Oakland , China , Russia , Ukraine , Berkeley , Fruitvale , Mountainview , Del Ray Beach , Florida , Sacramento , Panama , Lake Merritt , Czech Republic , Morgan Hill , Stanford , Sausalito , Saratoga , Oakland , Texas , Napa Valley , Kentucky , Wisconsin , Maine , San Bruno , Squaw Valley , Israel , Danville , Smith Rock , Colorado , Bay County , Phoenix , Ocean Springs , Santa Cruz Mountains , Kansas , Yemen , Dallas , Venezuela , America , Mexican , Iranians , Afghan , American , Russian , Tunisian , Barbara Lee , Michael Busch , Madison Hoffman , Subaru A , Lee Corrigan , Kleiner Perkins , Ron Conway , John Brennan , Santa Clara , Vladimir Putin , Curt Bush , Audrie Pott , Robert Durst , John Kerry , Chris Wallace , Craig Howard , Hall Plaza , Ellen Pao , Kurt Busch , Claudine Wong , Kaiser Permanente , Jeremy Jones , Leslie Robinson , Los Angeles , Michael Sam , Susan Berman , Elliot Daniels , Devon Ellis , Alice Brown , Nick Anas , Greg Suhr , Allie Rasmus , Sam Smith , Jeff Gordon , Fairfield Tosh , Ted Cruz ,