here is video taken around jacqueline square yesterday. >> nothing but blue skies. let's see how long the good fortune will last and check in with rosemary and give her a round of applause. >> did everyone get their sleep with the less hours? >> that's right. >> yeah. >> no wonder i'm tired. it's 6:00 in the morning. >> seriously. >> you do that wait a minute, is that the right time, do i do that right. >> i kept thinking will my iphone come through. >> a couple of us slept in. not us three but a couple on the staff that had to be called in. that's okay. look i have my coffee waiting for me. a live look, as we take a peek across the bay. a beautiful start to the day. the official sunrise is about 20 minutes or so away. but already a bright sky. we do have fog back with us this morning. and temperatures are similar to where we started yesterday. here is a look at storm tracker 2. no rain to speak of. another enjoyable afternoon. we are looking at visibility low in the north bay if you have an early morning drive. santa rosa reporting less than a mile. half mile in napa. you will find a stretch across the north bay valley locations this morning. outside the doors, a cool start in santa rosa. 43 napa. into the east bay 51 brentwood. closer to the water, 49 in oakland and 51 in the city of san francisco. the temperatures are similar to yesterday. some of us cooler. areas like oakland and napa and in san jose you are just a tad warmer. for your day today, temperatures slightly warmer than yesterday. it will feel nice this afternoon and the sun won't set until about 7:15. you will be able to enjoy it later. as we get into the forecast today, a chilly start in santa rosa. noontime upper 60s in the forecast. then we are going into the mid- to upper-70s for portions of the north bay. when i come back, a detailed look at the afternoon highs for the bay area and the week ahead. back to you. >> see you then. thank you, rosemary. we begin with a deadly shooting out of oakland. a man sitting in a car was shot and killed. it happened before 9:00 last night. police received a report of gunfire on 60th near martin luther king junior way. someone fired into a four-door black car. a back side window was shot out. following the shooting, the victim went to the emergency room at nearby u csf hospital but later died. his name was not released. authorities say he was an adult. no one was arrested in the case. san francisco police are looking for more information in the deadly shooting of a young man this weekend. around 1:30, police were called about reports of gunfire near grant avenue and green street. that is in the city's north beach neighborhood. officers found a 22-year-old man in the street shot several times. he died at the scene. so far no arrests have been made. time is 7:03. a 56-year-old hiker that went missing for two days is recuperating at stanford medical center. >> search crews rescued bethany in a heavily wooded area of san mateo county. she was found with her dog alive a third of a mile off skyline boulevard in the woodside area. she was cold, tired and dehydrated wearing a t cheryl and yoga pants -- wearing a t- shirt and yoga pants. >> there were so many things that could have gone wrong, the weather, her health and terrain. so many things that could have gone wrong but they didn't. >> they were give water and food. her husband reported her missing thursday evening when she failed to return from a hike with her dog at the bed and breakfast where they were staying. she is insulin depen didn't and suffers from a mild case of dementia and didn't have her medication with her. 250 people searched for her. crews in belmont are  looking into the cause of a water main break before 9:00 last night. belmont police tweeted that some people were without water but didn't say when it would be restored. no exact time as to when the water main will be repaired. >> lawmakers in washington expected to vote soon on a white house backed bill to repeal and replace obama care. the plan continues to get a lot of criticism from both parties. the administration is on the offensive sending out vice president mike pence to rally support for the plan over the weekend. he was in kentucky yesterday. reporter lauren blanchard has more on the tough sell. >> reporter: the vice president made his way to kentucky to make the sales pitch as a group of 40 plus house freedom caucus members are calling the g.o.p. health care plan bam care by a different -- obama care by a different form. they believe a refundable tax credit to help individuals purchase insurance is a new entitlement. that the medicaid expense remains until 2020 and the so- called cadillac tax on high cost insurance plans returns in 2025. and some representatives say house leaders aren't being honest with the white house on what congress members really think. >> we have to keep our commitments to the american people. we promised that we were going to repeal obama care. the house leadership plan is not a repeal of obama care. it keeps substantial parts of obama care in place. it copies or repackages other parts of obama care. >> a number of high profile senators have promised that the bill as it stands would be dead upon arrival to their chamber. channel men of house committees that visited the white house said despite disagreements they are unified in the belief that obama care needs to go. >> if we hear nothing else i say today, this is the most important one, there is so much more that units republicans than divides republicans on this issue. repealing these awful taxes, the subsidies, mandates that have hurt our local businesses, we -- >> the reforms that the american people ask us to do, we are ready go. the worse thing we can do is continue obama care and the rogue policies that are hurting our people. >> reporter: there is a long road ahead for this republican health care bill. it will head to the budget committee then the rules committee before the house floor. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. california democrats are going forward with their push to inform the public about drastic changes to the health care system. from 1:00 to 3:00 an emergency town hall meeting being held at berkeley's ed roberts campus. they will address concerns about replacing the affordable care act and take questions from the public. if you would like to check it out, the meeting is organized by the fight for our health coalition. in washington, the house intelligence committee asked the white house to offer by tomorrow any evidence showing the obama administration wiretapped trump tower. it's unclear whether the trump administration trump administration will turn over materials backing the claim. they will investigate surveillance of political parties as part of the probe into russia's interference with last month's presidential election. manhattan's top prosecutor said he did not resign but was fired by the trump administration. preet bharara as appointed by president obama in 2009. yesterday he refused a request by attorney general jeff sessions to step down. sessions had asked 46 prosecutors who served under president obama to resign. bharara is known for going after both republicans and democrats accused of corruption. raider fans hoping to keep the team in oakland holding a community meeting. they are exploring all options to block the raiders proposed move to las vegas. the group includes residents, business owners and faith-based leaders. they are coming together to give a voice to the gort ten community of unwaive -- to the forgotten community of unwaiverring fans. we are just getting started. a lot more ahead. a unique approach to breaking down stereotypes. the response to meet a muslim day in the bay area and some of the delicate questions that came up. >> plus, they now have no hair and it's how they show their care. yes, the heartfelt meeting behind some very dramatic haircuts. haircuts. get load of that view. sunrising at 7:25. sun setting at 7:15. if you step outside, you can get a view of the full moon out there as well. so, a quiet start but a beautiful start. temperatures are nice. there you go. you don't have to step outside. we brought it to you. good weather is coming our way. warmer than yesterday. i will have a few of your neighborhood coming up. >> if it feels like 6:12, it's because we lost that hour. organizers of the st. patrick's day parade in san francisco are calling it another success. >> 166th st. patrick's day parade, the largest of its kind west of the mississippi. it featured city leaders, commune activists, youth groups and first responders and the irish dancers. many participants were dressed in colorful irish themed costumes. spectators lined market street to take in the celebration. for some folks it was the first time at the bay area tradition. >> no. like really exciting for me. the first time. i waited for this like six months now i have been waiting for this day. >> organizers estimated 100,000 people turned out to watch the parade. dozens are waking up with freshly shaved heads this morning. it's for a great cause. yesterday was the 10th annual st. baldricks day event. about 175 people designed up to have their head shaved bald to raise money to fight childhood cancer. the goal was to raise $200,000. >> it's special to have a group of people come together in a supportive and happy environment to show that we love these kids and do what we cannot just now but in the future. >> of course, it all grows back. every two minutes a child is diagnosed with cancer. one in five won't survive. the hospital has raised $1.6 million for the foundation over the past 10 years. a powerful late winter storm is dumping store on the northeast. temperatures are unusually low for march. they could break records today dropping to 7 degrees in some areas. another storm is expected this week. there is a blizzard watch for new york and boston starting tonight. the region saw temperatures hit 60s last week f. we needed more appreciation for our weather here. >> i lived out there for a long time. 25 years in boston. >> does that make you miss it? >> no, you hear nor'easter, mother of god, it's march. give us a break. a lot of flights canceled. if you are flying to the east coast monday into tuesday, you better make other plans. >> severe. stay put. enjoy the 70s. >> yes, in fact, some of us may get near 80 as we roll through monday. tuesday could be one of the warmest days for some of us. a view outside the doors, again, we have a full moon out there. we have sun on the rise at 7:25. it's a calm start to the day. we have the patchy fog this morning. spring-like weather in the forecast. here is a snapshot of the satellite and radar. storm track well to the north of us. areas like washington are getting rain and snow. but for the state of california, we are in a dry pattern, at least the next few days. things change up a little bit as we get into wednesday, but it's iffy. i will show you that with the futurecast model in a moment. what we can expect today, mostly sunny skies. a few high clouds. patchy fog to start the day. temperatures 60s, 70s and upper 70s expected for the warmer locations. futurecast model, rolling through sunday, monday, tuesday. we are into wednesday. notice the rain has shifted back to california. northern california is seeing a little bit here. it looks like the north bay, perhaps, 10 to 20% chance. not a big deal. it will bring us a cool down. so, monday, tuesday will be the warmest days before we transition to a cooler pattern and a partly cloudy pattern. temperatures outside the door, north bay 41 in santa rosa. inner east bay, 46 livermore. san francisco 48. south bay, 48 mountain view. 51 san jose. 50 in areas around hayward. the peninsula right now, belmont 50. 46 for san mateo. into the inner east bay a few more numbers. antioch at 57 degrees. you have a nice day coming your way. 45 in alamo. temperatures varying from 10 to 12 degrees. the afternoon highs today, 76 expected for santa rosa. 75 in novato. inner east bay 75 in antioch. closer to the coast upper 60s for san mateo and santa cruz 70 today. meanwhile, the south bay, 73 san jose and 75 degrees for morgan hill. here is the extended forecast. temperatures continuing to climb into monday. tuesday perhaps right around the same. i think some areas inland may go warmer. we will stay partly cloudy. into wednesday, thursday, bigger changes coming. we drop into the low 70s. instead of the upper 70s, low 70s. a slight chance at a few scattered showers. >> nice, though, 70s across the board all the way. >> been a while. >> thanks, rosemary. san luis reservoir full for the first time in a long time, six years. the 5th largest reservoir located between gilroy on highway 152. last summer it was at its lowest level in a quarter century and 10% of capacity. look at it now. stormy winter changed that. the water level has risen nearly 200 feet in seven months. the reservoir is a key link to the water supply for millions of people and thousands of acres of central valley farmland. the makers of honey nut cheerios is taking an approach to address the decreasing bee population. general mills removed the famed character from boxes in the u.s. and canada. they want to raise awareness about the disappearance of bees and their importance to the food supply. pesticides, construction and human interaction are all factors in the decline of bees. cheerios is asking bring back the pees to help plant 100 million wild flowers in each country. physical you are interested in helping, we have information at ktvu.com. click on weblinks. one of the best matchups? the nba but something was missing when the spurs hosted the the ducks welcome back. happening today, exciting event for golden state warriors fans. clay thompson will be meeting fans and signing autographs at the old navy store at 4th and market in san francisco. thompson will be there between 4:00 to 5:00 this afternoon signing items purchased at the store. well, clay thompson should be well received for that. all the stars are on the bench as the two premier teams in the west went at it. spurs, warriors and a lot of guys sitting. curry is resting his guys. david leigh plays a sister on this play. stops, pops, that is good for three. one of a dozen threes for the spurs. san antonio lead by as many as 28. dwayne dead man goes shopping in the paint. spurs win a laugher 107-85. here is coach kerr on the fans that didn't get what they paid for. >> i genuinely feel bad for the fans that bought tickets and came to see steph or clay. i have to do what i have to do. our team has been through the ringer the last couple of weeks. happy that they will get several days rest before the next game. i think this will put us on a good course going forward. we needed to do this. >> they take on the sixers tuesday night. college hoops, selection sunday. we find out this afternoon, the 68 teams going dancing at the men's ncaa tournament. arizona punching their card winning the pack 12 tournament. they meet the oregon ducks. arizona built a 14 point lead. oregon is a lock to go dancing as well. the local schools that comfortably hit the turney, st. mary's with 28 wins. 4 losses. three to gonzaga. st. mary's will be dancing. analysts say cal is likely on the bubble. hats off to uc davis. the aggies are ncaa bound for the first time in history. >> go davis. >> go aggies. the dallas stars at the shark tank. sharks are coming off a tough loss yesterday afternoon. nashville overwhelmed the sharks on four power plays as the predators defeated san jose 3-1. it was the second in the past seven games. nashville lost four in a row. the stadium was rocking at the end of the game between the quakes and vancouver white caps because the quakes stormed back from a two-goal deficit. look at that goal. then he assisted on the second goal that tied the match. the quakes won it with a deciding goal in the 79th minutes. quakes 3. white caps 2. san jose is undefeated at 2-0. >> jose who had a that's right attack -- heart attack in hollister, they came up and were honored before the game. coming up, how elon musk plans to resolve power problems down under. good morning. staring at the clock, 7:28, feels like 6:28, you need to flip that to forward. daylight savings kicked in. >> hopefully people at home are in bed. >> time to wake up. i'm fm fm. >> i'm maureen naylor. claudine is off. >> the moon is still out. >> i was checking out the beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. it shows how shallow the marine layer is below the deck. there you go. full viewment isn't that gorgeous. we are waking up with cloud cover. the patchy dense fog is rejoining us in the north bay valley locations. a nice view of the sunrise. the official sunrise is about four minutes ago and sets at 7:15. get out and enjoy. we have great weather coming our way. the number for san francisco is not updated. i can tell you that right now. temperatures are in the upper 40s. a few low 50s in areas around san francisco and oakland. santa rosa, 41. temperatures are within a few degrees of where we started yesterday. some a tad warmer, some a tad cooler. a dry pattern is in place but expect the patchy fog over portions of the north bay. visibility is looking good. napa 5 miles. santa rosa, 10. a half hour ago i showed you visibility readings down about a half mile in napa. it's fluctuating. take a look closer to the south bay. mountain view reporting a quarter mile visibility. san jose at this point reporting 3 miles of visibility there. this is going to continue over, again, the course of the next hour or two. into the afternoon, partly cloudy, mostly sunny. fog at the coast. outside of that, we have great weather for your afternoon. here is a look at mountain view. starting out in the upper 40s, low 50s by noontime, 65. temperatures topping out in the low 70s. as we settle into sunset at 7:15, still in the low 60s. enjoyable day. this isn't the warmest day. the warming trend continues into the business week. i will have a detailed look coming up. >> thank you, rosemary. bay area muslim youth were out around the bay area hoping to debunk misconceptions about islam. as ktvu leigh martinez reports, they gathered at 7 different locations to answer questions and talk about the religion and culture. >> reporter: you can find a lot of things at the market but today you may find something you didn't know you needed. this one block in pleasanton, people use their hands to pick fruits and bringing pets to meet other dogs. two teenage boys at the end of the street hope people are just as willing to shake hands and talk. >> so glad you are doing this. awesome. >> we want to start the conversation. the first step in breaking down the boundaries between what people think and what is true. >> i am having questions, are you having a good day. >> yes. >> have a good rest of your day. >> reporter: saturday is national meet a muslim day organized after a study shows 62% of americans go their whole lives never meeting a muslim. they fear media reports or terrorist attacks are the only information americans see. >> they see a muslim carrying a gun or killing someone, that is islam. that is not islam. that is the opposite of islam. >> reporter: the organizer said the reaction in pleasonton is positive. >> some apologize on behalf of other americans. they say that is not what americans and americans stand for. >> reporter: they say people are asking questions, such as do muslims believe in jesus? >> allah means god. >> we believe he was a prophet just like mohammed. >> what about cheri i can't law -- sharia law. >> you have to follow the laws of the country and not break them. >> i am not going to lie. i was intimidated to ask questions, even with him having the sign. but the most concern i had was what a real muslim's belief of what a muslim is. >> amazing e. people show support. >> reporter: in please sanity town, leigh martinez -- in pleasanton, leigh martinez, ktvu news. >> a town hall this afternoon in san jose. the discussion is expected to focus on president's executive orders on immigration. it starts at 1:00 this afternoon at the mount pleasant high school on south white road in san jose. several dozen protestors rallied. peter theil over the fear his company would partner with the administration to facilitate mass deportation. these are pictures of the peaceful pro test test. -- protest. a number of signs say make america mexico again. last week there were reports that theil's company could carry out raids on undocumented immigrants. a milpitas man accused of scaling a white house fence armed with mayes will return to federal court tomorrow. jonathan tran appeared in court saturday. a judge ordered him to be held through the weekend. he is charged with entering restricted ground while carrying a dangerous weapon. a secret service agent spotted him on the south ground of the white house friday morning. when asked if he had a pass to be there. he said, no, i'm a friend of the president. i have an appointment. president -- president trump commended the secret service. >> he was a troubled person. >> court papers indicate that tran was carrying two cans of mayes, an american passport, a book written by president trump before he was commander in chief and a letter he had written to president trump. this is believed to be the first security breach since president trump took office. tesla chief is betting that he can solve australia's looming energy crisis in 100 days. he said the company can get a grid connected battery system installed and working to help avoid plaqueouts. and if he can't, tesla will do the work for free. last year severe storms tore transmission towers from the ground and caused blackouts. wikileaks is making controversial offers to high- tech companies. the founder is tolling give them the software code of cia hacking tools that were designed to compromise smartphones and other consumer products. it's viewed as his latest effort to position himself as the defender of cyber security. >> if wikileaks is offering to these companies the chance to fix security holes in their tools, the company should pick them up. who offers you this information? >> assange's remarks come after wikileaks released files showing alleged cia hacking techniques including seizing control of iphones and android phones and turning some samsung tv sets into bugging devices. chp investigating a deadly head-on crash in a busy roadway in santa clara county. it happened at campbell. investigators say a man driving the wrong way on winchester boulevard hit a woman driving in the other direction near the expressway. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the woman had to be hospitalized. no word on her condition this morning. investigators are still trying to determine why the man was driving the wrong direction. oakland p.d. says a robbery victim was shot struggling with his attacker on d street near 92nd avenue. east bay times reports the man telling police he was walking to a store when he was stopped by two men. the victim says one robber had a gun and demanded cash. during the struggle, the victim was shot in the stomach. he is reportedly in critical condition at this hour. police have not released descriptions of the suspects. a $5,000 reward is being offered in the case. daylight savings time began early this morning, the time of the year when we spring forward one hour. the annual ritual comes as california lawmakers consider a bill to get rid of daylight savings time. the measure calls for a statewide ballot that would end up as soon as next year. he proposed a similar bill last year saying there was no need to change clocks twice a year. daylight savings time may affect your productivity at work. >> go figure, frank. the group career builder found 80% of u.s. workers say they have difficulty concentrating on their job after the time change. more than a third said they would take at vantage of a nap at work if it was offered. >> it's a sunday. you will get used to it. happening today, thousands of people and their pets will be at the santa clara fairgrounds. >> the last day for the pet expo. christian kafton is at the fairgrounds. >> reporter: good morning. i don't know if you guys grew up with pets. i had two dogs and somewhere between three and five cats over the years. it was great. i have a cat now. she is not the nicest cat. we will get into that later on. i need to bring out her inner sunshine. we are not talking cats. we are talking different pets. pets that people maybe haven't thought of before. look at this. how can you look at that face and not want to adopt this little guy. this is ink spot. chinchillas, maybe people haven't considered. >> they are unique. we are one of the only rescues in northern california for them. they actually live a long time. they are like cats, 15, 16 years. when you adopt a chinchilla, you have to take in in the fact that it will be a while. >> a long-term relationship. >> let's get ink spot, look at the face. >> what do people know if they are thinking about adopting a chinchilla. what kind of environment do they need. >> basically a cage, two foot by three-foot cage is all they need. they are from the andes mountains. they are used to jumping. they don't need ramps or stairs, places that they can jump to, ledges. >> we have been talking before about when they are active. they are active in the mornings and we have one here. i think, mike, you have a runner. >> we have a runner. they run in these flying saucer wheels. they are more active at dawn and dusk. the food for everybody else. they want to be active when the predators are asleep and vice versa. but, again, if you come in with a treat in the afternoon, they will wake up. time for grapes. >> i think this guy, we were joking before, i think he had a full expresso. fully caffeinated. >> nothing bigger than a small expresso for that body type. we were talking before, not to be grim but they were raised for their pelts. >> if you feel a chinchilla, they are soft. but it does take 150 of these guys to make a short jacket. in the wild they were the standard grade that you saw on the wheel there. because people wanted coats of different colors, we have black, we got whites, mosaic, different colors now. but now we can have pets of a different color, too. >> reporter: guys, if you could -- it's like petting air and it is. this ink spot is the softest little fur -- what a cute guy. >> darn cute. >> time for grapes. >> another expresso. >> time for a grape. that's what i got out of it. we have lots of options here, lots of great stuff to show you. we will have more. >> can we get back to your cat now? >> well f you look over here -- >> i'm kidding. >> you can see cat trees. i have been eyeballing the cat trees. we will talk about my cat later on and get advice to get her to mellow out. >> lyla our proser will kill me -- producer will -- will get mad at me. i know you are pressed for time. i had to show you this. >> cute factor of 10. >> we will catch up with you later. go ahead. >> no, ladies first. >> a group of raiders fans is meeting at an oakland hotel. >> in 25 minutes from now, the fight to keep the raiders from leaving town. leaving town. our temperatures are going higher and higher into the business week. today will be like yesterday. maybe warmer by a smidge. here is a look into the bay where we are seeing the low clouds once again this morning. patchy dense fog to start the day. boy do we have a fabulous forecast in store for fun day sunday. >> we look forward to that. the new king come movie is viewed as one of the hottest films of the year. things got too hot during kong skull island in vietnam over the weekend. watch. >> that was the scene where a huge statue caught fire during a red carpet event outside the movie theater. the fire broke out after a mini volcano somehow malfunctioned. nobody was hurt. the movie premier went on as scheduled. john goodman is one of the stars. this weekend the 64-year-old actor received a star on the lettered walk of fame. he is known for his role on the sitcom roseanne. he has appeared in a number of movies including argo, sea of love and the big lebowski. >> he is a good actor, a good man. he is one of us. >> roseanne, thank you. i don't think i would be up here if it wasn't for her. she really took a lot of heat but she was always right. and i love her >> he hammed it up for the cameras during the ceremony honoring his 35 year career in tv and movies. back at home the film festival wraps up tonight. it show cases nearly 200 movies, mostly independent. the event closes with a screening of the movie the zookeeper's wife tonight at 6:00. the first sunday streets of the season kicking off in san francisco's mission district, valencia street. it is closed to traffic to encourage people to ride their bikes, walk or dance in the street. there will be free family friendly activities all day along with music and a lot of food for the foodies. starts at 11:00 and wraps up around 4:00. >> i have seen tweets with everyone talking about the weather. finally nice. >> rosemary, three consecutive days in the 70s for the first time in four months. >> yes, it has months. we would see, i think, a few weeks ago we may hit 68, 69 but it wouldn't last. this is the long stretch that we have seen. >> we are heading in the right direction. >> of course, as we know, spring is around the corner. hopefully you remember to spring forward with the clocks this morning. if not, now is your chance. it's not 6:49. it's 7:49. a view from san francisco across the bay, low clouds once again. patchy fog and for some we are actually seeing it today as opposed to the clear skies yesterday. we will check in on the visibility map in a moment. today, in a nutshell, similar to yesterday. a lot of 60s and 70s in the forecast for the afternoon. we will remain dry the next few days. we were just looking at napa with five miles visibility. back down now to half a mile. that to be aware cruising through the nor bay valley locations it's moving, fluctuating and becoming thicker at times. in the south bay we didn't have trouble yesterday but we are seeing it this morning. san jose a half mile. mountain view a quarter mile. the darker shade of gray on highway 82 stretching to 280, highway 17. it's clear then gone, you have a wall of fog in front of you. be careful. 49 right now in oak and. 49 in san francisco. to the north bay, 41 santa rosa. to the south bay, 51 in san jose. these ticks are similar to yesterday. some a tad cooler and some a tad warmer. inner east bay, 56 in antioch. mid-40s and lafayette and alamo, too. afternoon highs, low to mid-to- upper 70s. north bay 76 for santa rosa. upper 60s berkeley. mid-70s for the inland east bay. san francisco 69 for the afternoon high. 66 in pacifica. if you like it mild and mostly sunny on the coast, i would say head to santa cruz. it will be good this afternoon. 73 in the south bay and 76 gilroy. the extended forecast showing you temperatures continuing to climb monday into tuesday. i switch the numbers up a bit to show tuesday the warmest day. >> you switched them up. can you do that. >> i'm in charge. >> okay. >> you have the power, it's my graphic. >> thanks. >> sure. still to come, a frightening accident in a county jail in northern california. the car crash that investigators say may have been deliberate. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where 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(laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. welcome to mornings on 2. daylight savings time is over. i'm maureen naylor. claudine wong is off today. >> i'm frank mallicoat. >> a man was shot and was taken to the hospital. >> an amaze storing rei of survival. a 56-year-old woman is rescued after two days after falling in a a vein. >> she was gone for a couple of days. where search crews tracked her and her dog and how she managed to stay alive with nothing but yoga pants and a t-shirt on. >> could you ask for better weather? i think not. here is a live look outside of walnut creek. >> the sun is rising on a new day. a much different situation compared to the east coast with a powerful late winter storm. thank goodness we are nice and comfortable in the bay area. rosemary has the latest on the forecast. the 70s -- a week of 70s. >> yes. we have good weather at least for tuesday. by wednesday it changes up a bit. we are looking at a slight chance of scattered showers, particularly for the north bay. more on that down the road. let's take a look at what is happening outside your door this morning. we have a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. not that long ago we were looking at the golden gate bridge with fog right there under the deck. so, we continue with patchy fog out there this morning. low clouds. here is another shot over the bay. you can see a finger of fog across the bay. temperatures this morning in the low 40s to low 50s. 41 santa rosa. san francisco 51. outside the door 49. livermore 46. san jose 52. we are dealing with the visibility issues over portions of the north bay, napa to a quarter mile. over the course of the last hour, fluctuates a quarter mile to five miles. mountain view to san jose you will find it thick about a quarter mile there. head's up on the roadway. highs upper 60s to upper 70s. 66 pacifica for the afternoon. 79 oakland. 72 into the south bay of fremont. 73 san jose. 75 antioch. north bay nice, 76 santa rosa. sunday street you have a good day. we have temperatures continuing to climb as we get into monday and tuesday. by wednesday, a slight chance for scattered showers returning to the bay area. i will detail that for you and have a look at the extended forecast coming up. >> thank you, rosemary. oakland police are investigating two deadly shootings. one involved a man shot sitting in a car. he later died after being rushed to children's hospital in oakland. the shooting happened before 9:00 p.m. police received a report of gunfire on 60th street near mlk junior way. someone fired into a four- door black car, back side window was shot out. you see it here. following the shooting it was driven -- he was driven to the emergency room at the children's hospital oakland where he later passed away. his name has not been released. authorities say he was an adult. no one was arrested in the case and no motive either. another shooting about 90 minutes earlier at dash wood. they believe the victim may have been meeting someone when he was gunned down. they were on 13th and 14th homicide this oakland this year. san francisco police are looking for more information in the deadly shooting of a young man this weekend. around 1:30, police were called about reports of gunfire near grant avenue and green street. that is in the city's north beach neighborhood. officers found a 22-year-old man in the street shot several times. he died at the scene. so far no arrests have been made. a 56-year-old hiker that went missing for two days is recuperating at stanford medical center. >> search crews rescued bethany in a heavily wooded area of san mateo county. she was found with her dog alive in a 200-foot ravine off skyline boulevard in the woodside area. she was cold, tired and dehydrated and wearing yoga pants and a t-shirt. they were give water and food. her husband record her missing thursday evening when she didn't return from a hike with her dog after a -- at the bed and breakfast where they were staying. she is insulin depen didn't and suffers from a mild case of dementia and didn't have her medication with her. 250 people searched for her. crews in belmont are looking into the cause of a water main break before 9:00 last night. belmont police tweeted that some people were without water but didn't say when it would be restored. no exact time as to when the water main will be repaired. >> lawmakers in washington are expected to vote soon on a white house backed bill to repeal and replace obama care. the plan continues to get a lot of criticism from both parties. the vice president mike pence campaigning over the weekend in kentucky. mr. pence was greeted with a round of applause at a distribution plant in louisville. he said the bill would provide health care for all and a welcome replacement for obama care which he called a nightmare. >> virtually all promises of obama care are broken. we remember when it was signed into law in 2010. the cost of health insurance would go down, not true. if you like your doctors, you can keep them, not true. if you liked your health plan, you could keep it, not true. >> the new health care bill is up for a vote in the house in less than two weeks but the legislation is facing mounting criticism in the g.o.p. including kentucky senator rand paul who calls the initial draft obama care light. california democrats are going forward with their push to inform the public about drastic changes to the health care system. from 1:00 to 3:00 an emergency town hall meeting being held at berkeley's ed roberts campus. they will address concerns about replacing the affordable care act and take questions from the public. if you would like to check it out, the meeting is organized by the fight for our health coalition. in washington, the house intelligence committee asked the white house to offer by tomorrow any evidence showing the obama administration wiretapped trump tower. it's unclear whether the trump administration will turn over materials backing the claim. they will investigate surveillance of political parties as part of the probe into russia's interference with last month's presidential election. raider fans hoping to keep the team in oakland holding a community meeting. they are exploring all options to block the raiders proposed move to las vegas. the group includes residents, business owners and faith-based leaders. they are coming together to give voice to the forgotten community of unwavering plans. if you are an animal lover, who isn't, san jose is the place to be. the pet expo happening at the santa clara county fairgrounds. >> all kinds of pets from kittens to dogs and snakes. christian kafton is there with a preview. are we talking about snakes right now? >> reporter: so, maureen and frank, we had cut cuddly chinchillas. this time we have a different -- animal of a different color. let's take a look. >> three guesses what is going on? >> reporter: john pot attach from get rattled said this is a western diamond back. >> yes. >> reporter: this is not a pet. this is the pet expo. let's be clear first off this is not a pet. this is your -- your business is making sure that people train the threats to recognize the threat that snakes, porcupines and other animals offer. >> absolutely. a lot of people come by the booth and ask are these for a adoption? the answer is no. rattlesnakes don't make good pets. we are at the pet expo to teach people about snakes, hopefully teach them to respect them and we tray their dogs to learn to recognize them and avoid them. >> you said that your relationship duos overnight necessarily like a pet with these animals. this is -- clear that it's a working relationship. not an emotional reaction to them, emotional relationship. >> even though they are snakes, they still have personalities. they are living creatures. we respect them. try to teach other people to respect them. i have a great deal of respect for them. that makes us different from other companies that provide the service. the snakes aren't just a tool. we will keep them for life and make sure that they are happy and comfortable like the dogs and the people. >> part of this means that there is a live interaction between people that bring the dogs to you so they learn if they hear that sound, smell that scent, see a snake, back away. a rattlesnake can be dangerous, with a smaller dog it can almost certainly be deadly. >> obviously size does matter. the smaller the dog the more likely they are to have a bad reaction to a bite. all dogs are prone to getting themselves in trouble when they come across a snake. we teach them to recognize and avoid it. >> we have to get this going again. you said when you pulled her out earlier, you said she is a feisty girl. you knew she would get going. >> absolutely. she is a perfect training snake. we have used her for 16 years. she is semi-retired from training but she is a great display animal. >> thank you so much. great idea to make sure that your animals are protected from a situation like this. guys, i can tell you honestly, these the closest i have been to a rattler. that sound, you know what it means. the moment you hear it, it sends shivers up your spine. >> you can tell she is not happy. >> you can hold a chinchilla but not a snake? i'm kidding. >> it was funny, guys, we were talking before and we said i was talking to john before we went on, we said it's a sign she feels threatened. it's a warning to say, hey, get away. that's the point. you have to remember that she is a little intimidated and making sure that other animals -- she is giving that warning off because she can be eaten, stepped on, hurt herself. john does take good care. i met with him last year and again this year. he takes great care of the snakes and the dogs get the proper training. great idea. >> we will check back with you later today. thank you, christian. coming up, a unique approach to break down stereotypes. still ahead in the next half hour, meet a muslim in the bay area and some of the delicate questions that came up. tuesday is a chance to get in the explore. 3.14 is known forever as pi day. joining us is matthew harmon. thank you for coming in. >> this is now like a national holiday, it was founded by larry shaw, prince of pi in 1988. it it is now a recognized holiday. >> it has been four years now, a better spot, i would guess? >> so fantastic. a short walk. we get to see the field trip students, much easier to get to. >> tell us what people can see on tuesday. >> tuesday, march 14, 3-14, pi approximation. pi is inyou fin -- infinite never ending number. and a delicious item -- >> wait, you are serving pie, too. >> yes. >> you can double dip. a little mathematics and something to eat. >> absolutely. >> how deep can you go? >> infinite never ending decimal. if you want to seven for your phone number, it's in there. >> we have that for you there if you want to cheat. you had a guy knock on your door that said can i do what? >> he will come on tuesday and recite 50,000 numerals of pi. >> who is this guy? >> he showed up friday. can i please come in and do this. >> that's not the world record. >> the world record is 70,000. 70,000 numerals of pi. he will speak for five hours. so, that's a lot of numerals. >> this is a good holiday because mathematics has been forgotten with computers and calculators. we used to do it the old- fashioned way. now this makes mat fun. >> super fun holiday. people show up dressed up for the day. they show up with pi related activities. >> pi related activities. >> we have a giant parade that we march around. everyone has has a yardstick. we do it with 314 digits. >> we are looking at some of the things, what else can we explore when we get in there. >> it's a science art and perception museum. we have various different styles of approaching inquiry based education. over 600 exhibits. anybody from any background will have a great time exploring. >> i imagine any age group. not just for kids. i have been there. >> matthew, all the best, enjoy your pi day on tuesday. >> thank you. >> here is what you need to know. it kicks off at 1:00 and pie eating, how many piece again. >> -- pies again? >> over a thousand slices. all the information at our web site ktvu.com. happy pi day. >> rosemary, over to you. >> yes. got me thinking about what is my favorite type of pie. lemon manager range, pecan, apple. -- merangu, pecan, i can take them all. temperatures are not bad. cool. we will rebound through the next hour or so. how about a look at storm tracker took. we have been talking this morning about the big storm that will hit to the east. looks like early in the week. later in the week but since it's sunday, early in the week. it will be in the midwest later tonight and into tomorrow. it's about here right now. expected to move through the midwest tonight and tomorrow. then along the east coast for monday into tuesday. a foot to a foot and a half of snow could be possible with that storming in that direction. at home, we remain under this ridge. we are high and dry the next few days. you can see the storm track well to the north. washington picking up a little rain and snow. for the rest of us, the state of california is going to be in the dry with sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s for some of the warmer locations. here is wednesday afternoon. things will begin to change. notice rain moving back into northern california. dry today, monday, tuesday. we get this chance moving back on wednesday. to tampa bay honest, ten to 20%. it won't be a lot. it looks like the north bay will be favored in that scenario. the numbers outside right now, under partly cloudy skies, patchy dense fog over portions of the south bay and north bay. be careful if you are getting on the roadways. 49 novato. east bayshore line upper 40s to near 50. farther inland, 46 outside your door in livermore. the peninsula, 50 in belmont. 47 foster city. 48 san mateo. afternoon highs a lot like yesterday. 75 novato. 75 antioch. bayside communities upper 60s to near 70. berkeley, oakland 70. san francisco the afternoon 69. at the coast, pacifica 66. south bay 75 morgan hill. 73 expected for downtown san jose. san tray crews, partly cloudy skies. extended forecast, temperatures will continue to climb monday, tuesday perhaps being the warmest day. we have to see how much cloud cover rolls in. that can hinder or help depending on the cloud cover. cooler, slight chance. north bay may get a sprinkle. >> pi day 77. >> what is your favorite pie. >> berry. >> strawberry rhubarb. >> that's not on my radar. >> if it's ripe. >> i like them all. it depends on my mood. >> how about chocolate cream. >> banana cream. >> we have to have him back on tuesday with pie. >> i want the guy that will speak for five hours. that's amazing to have that brain -- moving on. >> we shall. >> we may spot a familiar face if you go to union square. where clay thompson will be greeting fans and signing autographs today. >> because he didn't play hoops last night. last night. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. good morning. welcome back. exciting event for golden state warrior fans. clay thompson will meet fans and sign autographs at the old navy store at 4th and market. he will be there between 4:00 and 5 this afternoon signing items only purchased at the store. clay should be well rested. for that fact, throw in steph, i go gee as well -- igee as well. spurs, warriors and coach kerr decided to rest the stars. it showed realtime. spurs up by 8. stops, pops, good for three. one of a dozen threes for the spurs. san antonio lead by as many as 28. dwayne dead man goes shopping in the paint. he lays it in and gets the foul. spurs win a laugher 107-85. college hoops, selection sunday. we find out this afternoon, the 68 teams going dancing at the men's ncaa tournament. arizona punching their card winning the pack 12 tournament. they meet the oregon ducks. arizona built a 14 point lead. oregon is a lock to go dancing as well. the local schools that comfortably hit the turney, st. mary's with 28 wins. they are 19 in the country. analysts say cal likely is on the bubble. my embole den bears are likely nit bound. uc davis as well. san jose sharks are coming off a tough loss to the national predators in san jose yesterday afternoon.nashville overwhelmed the sharks on four power plays as the predators defeated san jose 3-1. it was the second in the past seven games. nashville lost four in a row. a big change for bike riders today. what is happening on the bay bridge during the first day of daylight savings. good stuff. >> an event that brings the latest in tech care. training features a big adoption event. adoption event. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. save up to 20% at the ikea kitchen event. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. good morning. james taylor. he is 69 years young. he will be at at&t park in july. live look outside at emeryville. right now everything is good. >> it goes with the mellow mood after losing an hour. that's the pace i am working at. >> i had a coffee in hand the minute i got out of bed. rise and shine. i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning, i'm maureen naylor. kenny claudine wong is off today. >> outside the doors this morning, if you are up early and getting outside, yes, fog is one of the items we are covering this morning. a live look from san jose, low clouds, patchy dense fog among the sunshining. temperatures for you, santa rosa, 41. santa rosa, upper 50s. san jose 51. here is the visibility map. it continues to fluctuate in areas over napa. three miles of visibility. inner east bay no trouble reported for you there but it continues to move around the valley locations. santa rosa has improved quite a bit. hopefully that will remain the case. on the stretch on the valley floor in napa, it's tough. the darker shade of gray over the south portion as well. mountain view improved 3 miles disability. san jose less than a quarter mile reported in areas. you can see 82, 880, 280 involved in the darker shade. the darker shade indicating where we could have patchy dense fog. that will go on through the next half hour to hour or so. a look at the forecast for santa rosa. a cool start. by noontime 66 degrees. expected to go to 76 in the afternoon. with daylight savings change we will continue to see that warmer weather later in the day. by 5:00 you are still at 74. by sunset at 7:15. you are at 65. so, very pleasant day coming your way. most of the bay area will enjoy another nice one. a look at the afternoon highs expected today and talk about how long the trend will last and talk about when some of us may get another opportunity for some rain coming up. >> thanks. here are the headlines on this sunday. an alert for a missing woman has been extended to santa clara county. she was last seen driving away from her home. she suffers from alzheimer's and is most likely confused and disoriented. she is 5'4". 110 pounds. wearing a dark brown jacket and pants and peach colored tops. she drives a red toyota 4 runner. there is the license plate there. anyone that has information is asked to call the santa cruz sheriff's office. a deadly head on crash in campbell. investigators say a man driving the wrong way hit a woman driving in the other direction. the man died at the scene. the woman had to be hospitalized. no word on her condition this morning. investigators are still trying to determine why the man was driving the wrong direction. a muslim youth group organized meet a muslim day around the country and in the bay area. it was organized after a research study revealed that 62% of americans go their whole lives without meeting a muslims. volunteers held signs hoping to answer questions about their religion and way of life. they fear media reports about terrorist attacks is the only information they get. >> they see a muslim carrying a gun or killing someone is islam. that is not islam. that is the opposite of islam. >> the reaction in pleasanton was positive with some coming up to apologize for antimuslim sentiments in america. >> bay area repeattive zoe lofgren is holding a town hall meeting. it will focus on president trump's executive order on immigration. several dozen protestors rallied in front of peter theil over the fear his company would partner with a company to facilitate massive deportation. a number of demonstrators carrying signs that say make america mexico again. no wall, no ban, no surveillance state. last week there were reports that the company could help ice carry out raids on undocumented immigrants. >> catch fox news sunday following our newscast. chris wallace interviews carry -- gary cohn. he will talk about president's budget plan due out as the administration considers cuts to the department of housing and urban development and jim jordan, part of a group of conservatives that want a more streamlined approach to the repeal of obama care. it airs at 10:00 a.m. check it out right here after "mornings on 2". wikileaks is making controversial offer to high- tech companies. julian assange is willing to give them the safety ware code of the cia hacking tools that were designed to compromise smartphones and other consumer products. it's viewed as his latest effort to position himself as the defender of cyber security. >> if wikileaks is offering to these companies the chance to fix security holes in their tools, the company should pick them up. who offers you this information? >> assange's remarks come after wikileaks released files showing alleged cia hacking techniques including seizing control of iphones and android phones and turning some samsung tv sets into bugging devices. daylight savings time began early this morning, the time of the year when we spring forward one hour. the annual ritual comes as california lawmakers consider a bill to get rid of daylight savings time. the measure calls for a statewide ballot that would end it as soon as next year. he proposed a similar bill last year saying there was no need to change clocks twice a year. it failed after opponents raised concerns about being four hours behind the east coast for half the year. daylight savings time may affect your productivity at work. the group career builder found 80% of u.s. workers say they have difficulty concentrating on their job after the time change. more than a third said they would take at vantage of a nap room at work if it was offered. >> i will second that. okay. speaking of hours, for the bike path and pedestrian path on the bay bridge, they are expanding and it starts today. people are able to pedal or walk across the path on the eastern span between 6:00 in the morning to 8:00 at night. it's only open on weekends and holidays right now. caltrans says the path needs to be closed monday to friday due to the demolition work on the old bay bridge. they are getting close to that being completed. >> happening today, the santa clara fair grounds will be full of pets. >> we have seen that all right. christian kafton is there with something else to share with us. >> chinchillas, rattlers, now back to dogs. this is my comfort zone. josh is joining us from kalika nine. i met with you last year. what you get the dogs to do is amazing. it's about making sure that people and dogs have a great relationship, great working relationship. >> absolutely. here we specialize in socialization and behavior modification and obedience in police canines. important that the handler has a great relationship with the dog and one command system and taking the liability out of owning a dog. >> we will go through a couple of demonstrations. this is aggressive. it's important to note that despite a fierce appearance, a friendly dog. that is one of the things that you want to emphasize, right, these dogs are -- >> okay. >> it's important that the dog knows who is the bad guy, who is the good guys. >> you can pet him. >> we were making friends earlier. good guy. >> the dog understanding his job. not out of control with the work. a lot of times police dogs are doing demonstrations at schools. it's important that the dog is social. doesn't need to be 100% on fire. it needs to be controlled. 90% of the time, even with personal protection, it will be a family member. >> we were talking about the work that you do at the police departments with kyle that will give a demonstration of some of the stuff that you train dogs to do. this is for police training, important work that these dogs do to protect people to stop or detain suspects. >> it's important. a police dog will be a multiplier. the dog can get into tight situations and dependable means of making sure that the unit is strong. great for s.w.a.t. applications or just having a dog able to be a great partner on the street for the police. >> this isn't something necessarily that everybody would want their dog to do but this is important police work. i want to be sure kyle is doing okay. >> he is protective with the suit. we want to emphasize the control. a lot of times the dog is 100% in on the bite. he can out the door and you see that the dog is really under control. one command system. we believe in that. other than that, you have a liability. it's important to make sure that your dog's training is on point. >> do you training with homeowners as well. 23409 homeowners but nonpolice owners. if you love a dog, do you training obedience to make sure that they get the training that they need. >> the people are trained as well as the dog. >> exactly. the bulk of our business is pet obedience but we train dogs from all around the world and ship dogs from all around the world for personal protection for families. important that the handlers understand how to operate that dog. there is a lot to know as a handler. >> josh, we have two seconds left. you are doing demonstrations here. >> we will be here all day doing demos. agility center is open. >> first booth. say hi. >> kyle is the man for going through that. he is fine. again, this is all about making sure that the dogs are adequately trained, well trained and doing their job. looks impressive. >> wild. >> remember, these dogs, it's one command and that dog stops. these dogs go back to being like a family pet, really friendly and sweet. you saw me hanging out with him a couple of minutes ago. >> i love how they say out and off he goes. >> usually german shepherds, too, they must be incredibly smart. >> i volunteered to pet him but not switch spots with kyle. >> smart man, christian. >> we will let you know and check back later. nice stuff. chris january kafton live for us. happening today, a popular daly city restaurant celebrates 100 years in business. they opened in 1917. in 2013 this restaurant was featured on the show restaurant impossible. today the restaurant is throwing a 100th birthday celebration with live music and free food. it starts at 1:00 this afternoon and wrapping up around 4:00. >> we are about to be spoiled here. it's an extravaganza that celebrates everything chocolate. chocolate. good morning. thunderstorm year's international chocolate salon is celebrating its 11th year of satisfying sweet tooth. >> we have toffees, cocoa, confections from all around the world. more than 30 master chocolatiers when it comes to town next weekend. we have a couple here for a preview for the big event. let's say hi to elise and bazel. welcome. >> this is like jewelry for crying out loud. you have gold on chocolate, displayed in the beautiful cases. it has come a long way. >> absolutely. >> talk about that. >> well, some of it is beyond usual flavors. we were talking about hershey bars that was what i had growing up. there is something for everybody at this show. bazel has unique combinations that look like jewelry. everything is -- they are hand- painted and air brushed, miniature artwork. >> how long does it take to do. how much does one of those boxes cost. they look like expensive jewelry. >> they are expensive. >> but delicious. >> a lot half time to make them because of the finishing. the single box is 9.99. they are very big as well so they can basically -- >> maybe with a glass of wine. that is gold. >> it's decorative and edible. there is no rubber. the details are in the chocolate itself. i designed and i make the molds, everything from the boxes to the low goes -- logos. >> what if you want a box like this. ten? >> ten different flavors. all the fillings are made from or began nick -- organic ingredients. >> how much does this cost. >> 65.99. >> the price of a good bottle of wine. >> exactly. >> we have really elegant types of chocolates but they are all price ranges. when somebody comes, our bars are $5 each. then you got something that is more like a beautiful gift for somebody. they can get things for themselves and others. you can put these away and save them for a few weeks. >> these are hand-painted. >> they look like mini works of art. >> how long does it take to do these. >> two to three days per batch. >> how much is a batch. >> this is a $25 box. i do hundreds and thousands. so, each of these boxes, those individual chocolates, like this orange one here, it's beautifully there on the screen. that one will take three days. one day for air brushes, one day for chocolate and filling and one for bottling. >> you got to be a baseball fan. >> absolutely. >> and women's softball coming up. >> how does it taste. >> you should try it. >> we have strawberry, blood orange, whiskey, coconut. >> let's do the whiskey. >> whiskey it is. >> very nice. >> that is a single malt. >> what about you? >> coconut. >> that is good. >> for my chocolate i have ten different flavors. usually they come -- boxes with a card of the flavors as well. so, we got everybody from burnt caramel with hazelnut and fruit fillings from blueberry. best seller is the champagne raspberry. >> i can see why that is popular. >> great for an engagement if you want to propose. >> do you eat a lot as you make it or do you stay away. >> i eat the ones that are not perfect. >> i would gain a lot of weight. >> great for coming in. all the best next week. >> really quick. kids cooking for life a benefit part of our show. come for that. >> there will be raffles and gifts for the show. >> thank you. the san francisco chocolate salon will be on march 18th at the hotel in san francisco. more for information, there is the web site for you. >> rosemary, get over here. we will gobble it up. >> amazing. save me one piece. a view outside the doors this morning, folks, another gorgeous start to the day. we have the fog with us. you can see from this view it's shallow out there. below 1,000 feet. 500 feet in some areas. a look at the water vapor, i love this graphic. colorful. let's take a look at the circulation in the atmosphere. you can see the ridge over california and the storm track to the north of us. we will remain dry through the next few days. things change up into wednesday. here we go through sunday, monday, tuesday. in fact, monday and tuesday look like the warmest days. wednesday things change up, more cloud cover over the bay area. it will be cooler and there is the rain now moving into northern california. some models want to bring a chance into the north bay. we will leave in the possibility of unsettled weather coming our way on wednesday. it shouldn't be a big deal. a few scattered showers and then we dry out again into the second part of the business week. here is the numbers outside the door this morning under partly cloudy skies. a little patchy dense fog around napa, 49 degrees. dense fog over portions of the south bay. mountain view, san jose in the low 50s. be careful getting outdoors early. you may come across this. 49 in oakland. 51 san francisco. 50 half moon bay. inner east bay, warm. let's look at antioch, 58 degrees here. then again, you get back in the valley and 49 in danville. 47 alamo and 50 in the hills. there is the afternoon highs. a lot like yesterday. 76 expected for santa rosa. 74 san rafael. east bayshore line upper 60s berkeley. mid-70s for antioch. to the west 69 in san francisco. sunday streets kicks off today. 66 pacifica. 70s here. san jose 73. 76 gilroy. santa cruz 76 expected for the afternoon. the extended forecast, temperatures are climbing on monday into thursday. then we cool back down by midweek wednesday with the chance of a few scattered showers wednesday, thursday, but, again, all in all a good looking forecast. as maureen mentioned, the longest stretch of 70s we have seen in months. oh, my. what do we have here. >> a we bit of chocolate. >> you do love me. >> maybe a little. >> go ahead. >> they are amazing. >> i'm not sure which one i picked. >> i'm sure they are fabulous. >> the bourbon one was good. >> we will see how you are in five minutes. >> up next, an honor that seems long overdue for actor john goodman. >> his new star on the hollywood walk of fame and the big movie he is hitting in theaters and how he is having fun with it. fun with i miniature malfunctioned. no one was hurt. john goodman is one of the stars of kong skull island. this weekend he received a star on the hollywood walk of fame. goodman best known for his role in the popular 90s sitcom roseanne. he has also appeared in a number of movies. >> he's a good actor. he's a good man. john goodman. um. he's one of us. >> roseanne. thank you. i don't think i'd be up here if it wasn't for her. she really took a lot of heat. she was always right. i love her. >> goodman had a sense of humor too. here he is hamming it up for the cameras during the ceremony honoring his 35 year career in tv and movies. a little burt reynolds action there. enter wraps up tonight in san jose. the two week long festival showcasing more than 200 movies, mostly independent. this year there has also been spotlight on virtual reality films. it will close with the zoo keepers wife. that's tonight at 6:00. still ahead, the nice weather is continuing in the bay area this weekend. >> coming up, we'll check in on your forecast. how long will it last? hopefully for a long time. forecast and much more as we approach the 9:00 hour. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. little foo fighters to get you cooking. happy daylight savings day. lost an hour of sleep. guess what, you're up an hour earlier. >> it's sunday and the weather is going to be beautiful. >> that's right. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm maureen taylor. first a look at what's making news this morning. a man has died after being shot in his car. it happened last night in oakland. >> why the victim was taken to the childrens hospital. more on that story coming up. an amazing story of survival. this morning as a 56-year-old woman is rescued more than two days after falling into a ravine. >> more on where search crews tracked her and her dog down and how she managed to stay alive. >> we've been seeing plenty of entertaining animals. >> the. event features obstacle courses. we'll check in with christien kafton to see what he can stir up for us. let's check your weekend weather. we're off to a good start. >> yes, we are. i was just texting with somebody about the candy. it was chocolate with nuts on top. bit of heaven. outside our doors this morning, some might say bay area living is a bit of heaven. this gorgeous start to the day here. a nice finish as well. we have mostly sunny skies. 49 in santa rosa. patchy, dense fog. we'll check in on the visibility map in just a moment. san francisco, 50. oakland, 56. 51 in san jose. in the north bay, it was really thick early on. it has improved. holding at a good visibility there. notice this shade of gray that covers a lot of the south bay from mountain view through san jose, highway 101. visibility down to a quarter mile. 880. highway 101. you'll find it there for the next half hour or so just take it easy. mountain view for today. temperatures rebounding in the low 50s at this hour. and going to the low 70s for the second part of the day. now that we have switched with the time change our warmer part of the day is going to come late afternoon. afternoon highs for today. 66 pacifica. 74 napa. 75 expected in morgan hill. temperatures will continue to climb as we get back to work on monday. i'll have a look at the extended forecast coming up. all right. thank you. happening today, thousands of people and their pets will be at the santa clara county fairgrounds. >> it's the last day for the bay area pet expo. christien kafton at the fairgrounds, has been all morning. at hers, chinchillas, we had a police canine, what's next? >> reporter: now we are on to birds. parrots and some of these beautiful birds. i think we'll go over and see we talked about who makes a good bird ownership. you have to understand this is a big commitment. >> a long commitment. right. even the smallest of birds, the parakeet, they have a potential life span of 20 years. significantly longer than cats and dogs. that is something that someone needs to keep in their mind when they decide they want to get a bird as a pet. kathy is 45 years old. if he were to go to his full life expectancy we're probably talking 60 to 80 years. a nice long time ahead of him. max who is in the cage is 22 years old. probably had another 10 or 15 ahead of him. there's a lot of life changes and financial changes that could happen during that life span and we want to think that the person who initially decides that they are right for being a bird owner, a bird guardian can anticipate all of those events and plan for them and be there for the bird for their entire lifetime. >> one of the other things we talked about was that you said that a bird could be at home with dog or a cat in that home just because you have a dog or cat doesn't mean you can't also add a bird. >> exactly. we've had many people with dogs, cats, chinchillas, snakes and birds. as well as other people. children in that. >> we had experience with chinchillas this morning. we're not going to leave without having him say a little something for us. >> treat? treat? treat? >> lots of things in his face. >> they always say don't work with kids and animals because they'll always upstage you and they don't necessarily follow direction. i heard him talking just a moment ago. he was very vocal. he had a lot to say. >> we believe it. >> get him on tape. >> there he goes. all right. we'll check back in. >> there it was. polly want a >> performing on command. >> awesome. taking a look at our news. time is now 9:06. a 56-year-old hiker who went missing is recuperating this morning. >> a lucky woman. she managed to stay alive with the help of her loyal dog. >> set her down. on three. one, two, three. >> search crews rescued bethnee haury yesterday morning in a heavily wooded area. she and her dog were found alive in a 200-foot deep ravine about a third of a mile off skyline boulevard in the woodside area. she was cold, typed and dehydrated wearing only a t- shirt and yoga pants. >> there was so many things that could have gone wrong. the weather. her health. the terrain. and there were so many things that could have gone wrong but they didn't. >> were given water and food. her husband reported her missing thursday evening when she failed to return from a hike. she is insulin competent, suffers from a mild case of dementia and did not have her medication. 230 people, 50 different agencies were looking for her. oakland police are investigating the city's 13th and 14th homicides of the year. first at 7:20 last night a man was gunned down at dashwood avenue in east oakland. the east bay times reports police believe the victim may have been meeting someone when he was killed. the second homicide the victim sitting in a car when he was shot. he later died after being rushed to the nearby childrens hospital where he died. someone had fired into a four- door black car. backside window was shot out. the victim was driven to the emergency room at ucsf children's hospital oakland where he was pronounced dead a short time later. authorities do say he was an adult. no one has been arrested in either case. san francisco police are looking for more information in a deadly shooting there of a young man this weekend. around 1:30 yesterday morning police were called about reports of gunfire near the area of grand avenue and green street. officers found a 22-year-old man in the street shot several times. he died at the scene. so far no arrests have been made in that case. crews in belmont are looking into the cause of a water main break. happened just before 9:00 last night. belmont police tweeted some people were without water but didn't say when it would be restored. so far there's no exact time as to when the water main will be repaired. lawmakers in washington expected to vote soon on a white house-backed bill to repeal and replace obamacare. but the plan continues to get a lot of criticism from both parties. the respect mike pence campaigning over the weekend for the bill in kentucky. mr. pence getting a big round of applause at a distribution plant. this is in louisville yesterday. pence said the bill would provide healthcare for all and will be a welcome replacement for obamacare which he called a nightmare. >> virtually every promise of obamacare has been broken. we remember the promises they made when this was signed into law. the cost of health insurance would go town. not true. they told us if you like your doctors you could keep them. not true. they told us if you liked your health plan, you could keep it. not true. >> the new healthcare bill up for vote in the house less than two weeks away. the legislation facing mounting criticism from the gop. including kentucky senator rand paul who is calling the initial draft obamacare light. california democrats are going forward with their push to inform the public about drastic changes to the healthcare system. from 1:00 to 3:00 this afternoon, a town hall meeting being held. all to address concerns about replacing the affordable care act. they're going to take questions from the public. if you would like to participate the meeting organized by the fight for our health coalition. time is 9:11. the house intelligence men has asked the white house to offer by tomorrow any evidence showing the obama administration wiretapped trump tower. it's unclear whether the trump administration will turn over any materials backing the wiretap claim. republicans will investigate potential surveillance of political parties as part of its probe into russia's interference. attention raider fans hoping to keep the team in oakland. you have a chance to attend a community meeting today. the group says it's exploring all the options to block the raiders proposed move down to las vegas. the group includes resident, business owners and faith-based leaders. they're coming together to give the voice to the forgotten community of unwaiverring raider fans. today's meeting starts at noontime. if you'd like to atepid, it'll be held at the oakland airport's hilton hotel. a unique approach to try to break down stereotypes. the response to meet a muslim day and some of the delicate questions that came up. but first, making sure every girl has a chance to celebrate prom night this spring. we'll talk to the woman behind that mission as mornings on 2 continues. it's just a date. i can stay. i'm good. i won't be late hey mom. yeah. no kissing on the first date, alright? life doesn't always stick to a plan, but with our investment expertise we'll help you handle what's next. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. good morning. welcome back. time is 9:15. a woman in the east bay is on a mission to make sure every girl feels extra special on prom night. she's doing this by giving away free dresses to underprivileged teens. in a project called east bay dress day. these ever these are just some of the examples of what's been done. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> tell us about the organization and what the goal is. >> this started with me and my sister-in-law. it was her idea to help girls in our area. just wanted to help the girls out in our area because there's other organizations that do it it started out really small. i've just loved doing it just seeing their faces light up when they try on the dress. it's their dress, it's amazing. >> this will be your seventh year doing it. >> this is year seven. >> you do the jewelry and the alterations. sometimes that can be ab issue if you get a dress that doesn't fit you. >> absolutely. >> what have been some of the most memorable reactions you've with had? >> the best reactions are when moms cry. it sounds bad, but it's really great. they want their daughters to have that wonderful experience. because it's tough nowadays everything is expensive. people need the help that they wouldn't be able to offer their daughters this amazing experience or these wonderful dresses that are upwards of $900. they get the dresses and they love them. >> these are some of the dresses. these were all donated? >> yeah. these are all donated. i have two really big donors. the others are just donated from every day people because these dresses are literally only worn once. then they just collect dust. >> you feel bad the pressure that can be on prom the amount of money that's spent. some dresses upwards of $900. >> or more. >> oh my goodness. >> who can benefit from this. do you have them come to you? or do you pull from a certain source? >> i always go to the schools and ask them to refer the girls who they know are in need. there's programs that are for families in that situation. i always go there. anybody that needs it they can give me a call. i'll set them up with appointment. >> have you seen anything change? in terms of -- in terms of the recipients or the reactions? has anything changed in the time you've been doing it? >> not really. >> it sounds like you've -- >> we started out with like 19 girls and we're hopefully going to attain at least 150 this year. every year it's grown. this year is bigger that ever. we have a ton of dresses. i would love to help a ton of girls. >> any advice for someone who has a dress in their closet? >> yeah, give me a call and i'll find somewhere for you to drop it off or i'll come get it myself or find somebody to come get it from them. >> well thank you. we want to get information. next east bay dress event is scheduled for april 8th and 9. th. anyone can come. you pull from all over the bay area. e-mail or text the organizer to make an appointment. we'll try to get that information on our website. thanks for being here today. >> thank you for having me. >> god luck with the dress give away. >> rosemary knows a thing or two about beautiful dresses. >> what a wonderful effort. outside our doors this morning, a beautiful start to the day. we are looking at a lot of sunshine out there. patchy fog once again. you can see just on the bay. we have a little bit of haze there. a little bit of fog reported along the coast as well. some patchy dense fog in our valley locations. in particular the south bay. mountain view, going towards morgan hill. you'll find some this morning. outside of that we have another pleasant day in store for your sunday afternoon. a lot of 60s, 70s, mid to upper 70s for our warmest spot. so we'll remain with the dry pattern. today, tomorrow into tuesday. things start to change up just a little bit. future cast model. that rain line well to the north of us now. california remains in a dry state. by tuesday we have rain over northern california. the rain line is going to shift back in our direction. it looks like we may have just a slight chance. i'm talking 10 to 20%. slight chance at a few scattered showers. especially over the north bay on wednesday. we'll track it between now and then. then that really looks like about it. we dry out once again. we are going to see a dry stretch as we move through most of the business week. temperatures outside right now, partly cloudy, mostly clear skies. 52 degrees. 53 in napa. 49 santa rosa walnut creek in the 40s this morning. 54 in concord. 56 oakland. 52 san francisco. a few more numbers along the peninsula. 57 degrees outside your door san mateo. beginning to see a nice rebound. for your afternoon, 74 for napa. we'll go for 69 in berkeley. 69 san francisco. down into areas right around hayward. we have 70. mid70s expected for ant jobbing. a lot of 70s expected here as well. santa cruz expected 70 for the afternoon today. the extended forecast. temperatures will continue to climb as we get into monday. tuesday, perhaps the warmest day before things start to switch up a bit. cooling down wednesday into thursday. right now the only possibility of some rain coming our way, slight chance on wednesday. >> which is cloudy at this point. >> cloudy. >> just a little bit. >> just a little. just a little. not going to cause a whole lot of trouble. >> lawns are growing like weeds. >> everything is green out there. amazing what sunshine and rain does. >> thank you. it's one of the best matchups in the nba. there was a little something missing last night when the spurs hosted.it was a tough one in texas. we'll tell you about it coming up next. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. guyou'll swear it came from aew frfancy brunch place. its 100% real. just like my favorite sport - pro wrestling. um... yeah, about pro wrestling... its fake. what? lies!! its... all ...lies!! why didnt you tell me?!!!! sorry jack, i thought you knew. try my new grilled french toast plate with syrup and hickory smoked bacon. the newest addition to my brunchfast menu. hit me with this, youll feel better. welcome back. happening today, an exciting event for the golden state warriors fans who want access to one of the biggest players. klay thompson will be meeting fans and signing autographs. klay should be well rested for that. the whole team should be. throw in steph, draymond annoyingal la. the two premiere teams in the west. we got no stars. look at them all sitting. we're tired. had to put them on the bench. david lee. spurs by 8 early on. 21 on the run. how about a three ball. san antonio led by as many as 28. mills another three. 107-85. here's steve kerr. >> i feel bad for the fans who bought tickets and came to see steph or klay or draymond. our team has been through the ringer. happy those guys are going to get several days rest before our next game. i think this will put us on a good course going forward. we needed to do this. how about college hoops. today a big delay. selection sunday. get the brackets ready. we'll find out later this afternoon the 68 teams going dancing in the men's ncaa tournament. arizona punching their card by winning the pac 12 tournament. they beat the oregon ducks 83- 80. withstood a charge by the ducks. oregon a lock to go to the dance as well. local school that's comfortably in the tournament is st. mary's. got 28 wins and only 4 losses. three of their losses to a very good gonzaga team. cal likely on the bubble. hats off to uc davis. they won last night. won their league. aggies ncaa bound. they are distancing for the first time ever in their school's history. >> for those of us that went there, go aggies. >> there you go. rocking at the end of last night's game between the quakes and vancouver white caps. the quakes stormed back from a two-goal deficit. quakes star scored the team's first goal and then assisted on the second goal that tied the match. the quakes then won it with the deciding goal in the 79th minute. final score quakes 3, white caps 2. san jose is undefeated at 2-0. >> 9:26 your time. coming up, a bay area man accused of scaling the white house fence. what he reportedly told secret service agents as he was being taken into custody. we found a little something for every pet owner in the bay area. we'll tell you where you can go to find an amazing variety to treat your pet the way they deserve to be treated. at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. that anything that matches your taste can match your budget. that green living doesn't have to cost much green. we believe that you should always have room for the little things. and that your dream kitchen should work as hard as you do. save up to 20% at the ikea kitchen event. good morning. it's 9:29. in case you need an extra boost because of the time change. there you go. looking at a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. blue skies. sunday. we lost the hour. in case your clock is wrong. it is 9:30. that's the accurate time. >> maybe the guitar will wake you up too. get you revved up. welcome back to mornings on 2, everybody. >> thanks for joying us. we want to start with a check of the weather. we've been talking about fog. looks like it's clearing. >> a little bit still inside the bay. a little bit in the south bay. all in all a great day out there. we had a beautiful sunrise and now sun will set at 7:15 later today. so you have a lot of daylight to enjoy. here is a look at a bit of a foggy start. i think we have the bay bridge covered in fog there at least from that vantage point. overlooking the city as we look towards ocean beach. hello to you. san francisco, 50 degrees. 49 in santa rosa. 56 in oakland. temperatures are warming up. again, a little bit of fog out there. little bit of patchy, dense fog. let's go to the south bay. it's remained very thick. if you are from mountain view through san jose. highway 101 towards morgan hill. you'll find it here. less than a quarter mile. that darker shade indicating it is patchy and dense along highway 85. 280, 82. if this is your commute, be prepared for that. it's still hanging on. it's already 9:30. still there into the low 50s at this hour. by lunchtime, low to mid60s. going into the upper 60s to near 70. sunset at 7:15. we'll be right about 61 degrees. a gorgeous one if you're thinking about getting out and about. 70 expected for the afternoon highs. upper 60s expected for the afternoon there. our south bay location going to 73 for san jose. can't forget the north bay. 76 santa rosa. temperatures continue to climb on monday. a cooler pattern. i'll have a look at what you can expect coming up. santa clara county fairgrounds will be full of cats and dogs and snakes. >> it's part of the bay area pet expo. we've seen a lot. >> i have an ulterior motive here. i'm looking for the perfect tree house for my cat. i think i have a picture of her. she needs a new place to live. we're looking at some of these kitty trees. i think i like this one here. i'm 6'3". this gives you a sense of how much play room a cat is going to have on this this has to be about six feet of space. that is just one of the great things you'll find here at the bay area pet expo. thank you so much. you have been helping us all morning. getting us from one location to the next. now it's your turn. this is really a shot for pet lovers, pet owners. people who love their app malls to really come and find the perfect accessories. great training and good ideas. >> it's a one stop shop. you can bring your pet. you can meet trainers. we have low cost vaccinations and free nail trims. even fun for your pet costume contests, talent show. just everything pet related today. >> you know we're talking about what you can find for your pet. but you're going to take us over now to where you might be able to bring home a new family member of your own. >> we have what's called the mega adoption area. there are several local rescue organizations on site today. if you're looking for a new forever friend. [ inaudible ] -- you can find that here. as you can see there are a couple of adoptable pets. they'll be bringing in more. typically about 100 excepts on site to -- pets on site to meet and greet and see if it's the right fit for your family. >> speaking of forever friends. these guys sell themselves. look at this. we have a couple of dogs right here. this is exactly what the bay area pet expo is really about. it's an opportunity for animal lovers to really see what's available out there. >> so many options. a variety of pets. different types of pet-related items. it's 11:00 to 4:00 today. free admission. your pet is welcome to attend the event. >> ethan, you have taken us through everything from chinchillas, rattlesnakes to birds. thanks so much. you've been a great host. you heard, free today. come on out. today is the last day. one of the best things about this is that this is pet friendly. of course. if you're going to buy something for your pet, bring your pet. you can test drive it. >> i hope you find that cat tower and maybe a few accessories as well. >> priorities. >> like a mini zoo. >> thanks. >> we'll end with this. >> thank you. it is 9:35 now. a muslim youth group is hoping to debunk misconceptions about islam. yesterday the group organized meet a muslim day around the country. here in the bay area it was organized after the pew research study revealed 62% of americans go their entire lives never meeting a muslim. the farmers market volunteers holding signs hoping to answer questions about their religion and their way of life. they say they fear media reports about terrorist attacks is the only information about muslims many americans ever receive. >> they see a muslim killing someone. they're say that's islam. that's not islam. that's the opposite of islam. >> the reaction was positive with some people coming up to actually apologize for antimuslim sent meant. bay area representative holding a up to hall this afternoon. the discussion expected to focus on the president's executive orders on immigration. meeting starts at 1:00 this afternoon. it'll be held at mount pleasant high school on south white road in san jose. a man accused of scaling a white house fence armed with mace. he's going to be returned to federal court tomorrow. jonathon tran appeared yesterday. he's charged with entering restricted grounds while carrying a dangerous weapon. a secret service agent spotted him on the south grounds of the white house friday morning. when asked if he had a pass to be there, tran replied no, i'm a friend of the president, i have an appointment. president trump commended the secret service for stopping tran. >> secret service did a fantastic job. it was a troubled person. very sad. >> court papers indicate that tran was carrying two cans of mace, an american passport, an apple laptop, a book written by president trump and a letter that he had written to president trump. it's believed to be the first white house security breach since mr. trump took office. time is 9:37. nancy pelosi meeting face to face with undocumented immigrants living along the mexican border. she visited a center that offers humanitarian aid. she criticized the president for trying to break apart families and deport refugees. deporting the 11 million undocumented immigrants here in the u.s. would undermine the country, go against american values and hurt our economy. tesla chief elon musk is betting he can solve australia's looming crisis. says his company is get a grid connected battery system installed and working within that time frame to help avoid blackouts. if he can't, tesla will do the work for free. severe storms tore transmission towers from the ground and triggered huge blackouts. wii i can leeks makes a controversial offer. the founder is willing to give them the software code of cia hacking tools. the tools were reportedly designed to compromise smartphones and other consumer products. viewed as the latest effort to position himself as a defender of cyber security. >> offering to these companies the chance to fix security holes the company should pick them up. who afters you this information isn't nearly as important as whether it's useful and makes the tools better. >> remarks coming from files describing hacking techniques. turning some sank sung tv sets into bugging devices. daylight savings time began early this morning. time of year when we spring forward. the annual ritual comes as california lawmakers consider a bill to get rid of daylight saving time. the measure called for a statewide ballot that would end with daylight saving in california as soon as next year. proposed a similar bill saying there was no need to change your clocks twice a year. it failed after opponents raised concerns about being four hours behind the east coast for half the year. daylight saving time may affect your productivity at work. that's according to a new survey by career builder. almost 80% of u.s. workers say they have difficultly concentrating on their job after the time change. and more than a third said they'd take advantage of that nap room at work if it were offered. dozens of people are waking up with freshly shaved heads this morning for a good cause. yesterday was the tenth annual st. baldrick's day event. about 175 people signed up to have their heads shaved bald to raise money to fight childhood cancer. the goal was to raise $200,000. >> it's special to have a group of people come together in a supportive and happy environment to show that we love these kids and want to do what we cannot just now but for the future. >> they deserve a round of applause for that. the foundation says every two minutes a child is diagnosed with cancer. one in five children will not survive. in total they have raised $1.6 million for the foundation over the past ten years. >> all started in a couple of pubs in manhattan. a couple of guys put together fundraiser. look at the money they have produced over the years. the first sunday streets of the season kicks off today in san francisco's mission district. there will be free family friendly activities along with music, lots of good things to eat. starts at 11:00 this morning. it will wrap up around 4:00. your time is 9:45. a promotional stuck stunt for a movie goes wrong. >> more on a mock volcano that turned into this big mess in vietnam. we have that and much more coming up. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. this is for frank this morning. >> it is for the next 20 minutes. >> while you take a nap. >> we'll eat chocolate. >> beautiful song. not summer just yet. seems appropriate. giving you a look at gold. gate park. looking towards the water. we are dreaming about the spring and the summer. we have spring-like weather in the forecast for today. i have those numbers coming right up. [ singing ] the new king kong movie is viewed as one of the hottest films in fact year. things got a little too hot during the premiere in vietnam over the weekend. watch. [ unintelligible ] this was the scene where a huge statue caught fire. this was all during the red carpet event outside the movie house during its debut. the fire broke out after a miniature volcano somehow malfunctioned in a big way. nobody was hurt. that movie premier went on as scheduled. time is 9:45. the film festival wraps up in san jose. the festival showcases more than 200 movies. mostly independent. there's been a spotlight on virtual reality films. the event will close with a screening of the movie the zoo keepers wife. it's a new twist on survival of the fittest. kicking and screaming debuts right here on ktvu. >> we had a gal from that show on our program last week. paul chambers has our story. >> reporter: what happens when you take a team of survival experts, drop them in a jungle and pair them with novice campers. you get fox new competition show kicking and screaming. >> they paired ten hard core survivalists. people where it's easy for them to be in uncomfortable situations with ten people who wouldn't go glamping if you paid them. >> that'd be me. >> me too. >> the host hannah simone. >> i love survival competition shows. >> she spent a month filming the show in fiji. >> did you live in the area? were you secluded? >> i lived in a hotel. that is what i did. and still some nights i was like, is that a bug? >> reporter: the teams have to overcome all kinds of obstacles from the elements to the animals all for a chance of winning a half a million dollars. for the survivalist this sounds like something up their alley. remember, they're not going it alone. >> don't fear anyone but god. and maybe my partner. >> reporter: the show will run for eight episodes. simone is hoping you like it and tell a friend. that way she can get paid to make you laugh at others expenses. hopefully another season? >> i hope so, yeah. if you'll tune in i get to go back to fiji. help a girl out. >> to see who walks away with the cash prize, tune in thursday nights at 9:00. >> watch it here on fox. how about some weather. great weekend. >> it's just been beautiful. we've been looking at the beautiful sunrise. to the time change. welcome to lighter evenings. >> sunsets at 7:15. get out and enjoy. we have another gorgeous day out there little bit of fog. patchy and dense. a mild afternoon in store. monday, tuesday look to be the warmest days. we begin to cool it down by midweek wednesday and introduce the possibility of a few scattered showers. that's way down the road. right now we have a you view of the bay bridge. san francisco in the backdrop if you look closely you can even see the marine layer depth right there right about a thousand feet or so. by the way, last time around i was on we were looking at the golden gate bridge. i couldn't tell because it was covered in fog. he's a look at -- here's a look at what we're seeing outside from this visibility standpoint. it's a tough one around mountain view and san jose. improving at this point. three mile visibility reported in and around your area. still down to about a quarter mile that stretch there. 101, 280. it stretches near 85. going to be at its thickest. just something to be aware of if you're getting out on toed roadway early this morning. should run off fairly quickly. if we roll through your sunday, monday, tuesday, you'll notice dry weather in the forecast. that rain line was well to the north in areas over washington. by wednesday morning, it's back into california. into northern california and wednesday will be our opportunity at seeing a few scattered showers. it looks like favoring the north bay. all of us will get more cloud cover. it's going to cool us back down. between now and then, a lot of mid to upper 70s in the forecast. santa rosa, you'll go to 76. the east bay, 75. the east bay shoreline, upper 60s berkeley. 70 in hayward. san francisco topping out in the upper 60s if for today. at the coast, 67 half-moon bay. south bay, 33 san jose. 76. in santa cruz for today you're looking at 70 degrees. temperatures continuing to climb. monday, upper 70s for our warmer locations nearing 80 degrees monday into tuesday. depending on when that cloud cover begins to roll in, if it rolls in early on tuesday, monday will turn out to be the warmest day of the week. if it stays to the north we will have another very warm day on tuesday before we begin to cool it down on wednesday. maybe a few sprinkles over the north bay. not going to be a big deal. we dry out again by thursday into st. patrick's day. >> chamber of commerce is saying thank you. beautiful. >> thanks. a very powerful late winter storm is dumping snow along the northeast. a big different story here. temperatures are unusually low for march. they could break records today. dropping to just 7 degrees in some areas. another storm is expected this week and there's a blizzard watch for coastal areas, including new york and boston starting tonight. the severe weather comes after the region saw temperatures hit the 60s last week. just keep in mind if you're traveling to that area. >> absolutely. we'll be right back with more. stay right there. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 9:53. an alert for a missing woman has been expanded to include santa clara county. last seen yesterday driving away if her home in the santa cruz mountains. authorities say she sufferings from alzheimer's and is most likely very confused and disoriented. she's 5'4", weighs about 110 pounds. she was last seen wearing a dark brown jacket with brown pants and a peach-colored top. she drives a toyota forerunner. there's the license plate. 7 pez 581. if you have information you're asked to call the santa cruz county sheriff's office. time is 9:54. we have new information about a woman accused of slamming her suv into the county jail. sheriff's investigators have identified the woman as 32-year- old latash a marie dora. the crash yesterday morning shattered glass windows at the jail. a press release first announced she would be evaluated for driving under the influence. a sergeant later told the sacramento bee newspaper there was no indication she was drunk. investigators are still looking for a motive to the crash. >> i saw the lady coming from that away right there. she turned right here and just punched it as fast as she could. >> there were no reports of any injuries. dora is now booked into the same jail she's accused of ramming into. she's being held on $10,000 bail on charges of felony vandalism and destruction of a jail facility. all visits to the jail are on hold until the damage is repaired. the hours for the bike it pedestrian path expanding. it kicks off today. people are now able to pedal or walk across the path of the eastern span between 6:00 to 8:00 at night. thank you to daylight savings. however the path is still only open on the weekends and the holidays. cal trans says the path needs to be closed between monday and friday all due to the on going demolition work on the old bay bridge, which is getting close to being completed. happening today, a popular restaurant celebrates 100 years in business. estradas fine mexican cuisine opened in 1917. in 2013 the restaurant was featured on the food network show restaurant impossible. and today the restaurant is throwing a 100th birthday celebration with live music and free food. it starts at 1:00 this afternoon it's expected to go until around 4:00. >> you can't beat free. if they've been open 100 years, must be good. judging from the video. final wrap on weather. what's been just a beautiful weekend so far. >> and will continue as we get into monday, tuesday. really beyond. temperatures will come back down just a little bit on wednesday. for the most part just looking at gorgeous stuff. >> you are our friend today. >> uh-huh. i'm on your good list, huh? giving you a look into the city of san francisco. we look towards the east. we have the east bay hills there. little bit of fog over the south bay. still improving at this point. mountain view, last check. visibility down to about a quarter mile. 280, 101. could see patchy, dense fog. past that we are mostly sunny today. temperatures in the low to mid70s. into the upper 70s on monday and into tuesday before we cool it down by midweek wednesday. >> have we had 70s across the board this year? >> no. it has been months. we've had a few weeks ago i think we hit 69, one or two days then it was gone. now we have some -- >> felt like summer yesterday with it. >> thanks. >> you got it. rumor this. a video of a man walking in 110 miles per hour winds. it's been viewed online almost 2 million times. >> someone might need to examine that man's brain. the mount washington observatory call it the rock pile. the man in the video works at the observatory. so he went outside holding the red flag to show just how hard the wind was blowing. >> i was just going to suggest we do that with frank. >> i've been up there but only in the summer time. no thanks. i think the world record is like 235 on top of mount washington. >> no storm chasing. >> we're out of time. all the best. take care. >> have a good day. guys, thanks for making our new french toast so authentic, you'll swear it came from a fancy brunch place. its 100% real. just like my favorite sport - pro wrestling. um... yeah, about pro wrestling... its fake. what? lies!! its... all ...lies!! why didnt you tell me?!!!! sorry jack, i thought you knew. try my new grilled french toast plate with syrup and hickory smoked bacon. the newest addition to my brunchfast menu. hit me with this, youll feel better. >> chris: i'm chris wallace chris wallace. president trump rolls out his budget this week and continues his offensive on health care. >> action on obamacare is an urgent necessity. >> chris: we will discuss the process for repeal and replace. the president's first report card on jobs and his plan for tax reform. with gary cohn, the white house chief economic advisor. it is first sunday show interview. if then, conservative republicans are pushing back on the party's health care plan. >> the goal is really simple. >> chris: we will talk with ohio congressman jim jordan, founding member of the house freedom caucus, who said he doesn't think speaker lines proposal has the votes to pass. and we

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