good morning! welcome to mornings on 2. it s saturday, april 16th. saw a little fog crawling along the coast this morning but it may be rain that s moving in this weekend. let s get to your forecast with rosemary. good morning, rosemary. good morning to you! we have another pleasant day today, but by the end of the weekend, yes, the possibility of some rain. this morning we re waking up with partly cloudy skies. low clouds by the coast. high clouds overhead in some cases, and we re mild this morning. some of us in the 50s. for the afternoon low 60s to low 70s. not a bad day. will be mostly cloudy in some areas. we ll talk about the showers expected to arrive by late sunday, coming up. this morning volunteers will spread out across the bay area. their mission, a massive clean- up of parks and trails. ali rasmus is live now in berkeley with more on some of what is planned on this 14th annual earth day today. ali. reporter: claudine, we re in east shore part, next to the b
university. people just moved from being frozen to exploding into celebration, tears and laughter. reporter: egyptians like marla farag are smiling for their home. the best thing right now is the atmosphere of hope is much much larger than the atmosphere of fear and that s a great thing. reporter: it was a youth led revolt that ended one of the longest held regimes. our talked already to my friends in egypt and we re both optimistic and cautious. reporter: you don t want to jump the gun and get to excited because there s still a lot of work to be done. there s institutions that need to be built. reporter: because there s so many one person dictator, mubarak s departure means that democracy could spread throughout the region. ibajim says that the next steps are really going to evolve determining who are the major parties out there and how they are going to campaign for election. reporter: back live now at u.n. plaza, where a few dozen people have begun to g