good morning thanks for joining us on kron4 weekend. happy mother's day. i am marty gonzalez. lets take you outside and see what we are dealing with. breezy conditions live look outside, you can see the flags flapping in the breeze. cooler day in san francisco this mother's day. we were talking about getting out for brunches. what are we looking for in terms of weather? >> i think definitely dress in layers because as you are step out the door this morning or afternoon it will be cloudy. we are starting can cloud y conditions. here is a live look at the bay

bridge. we are gray skies and that is pretty much everywhere you see these conditions across the bay inland south bay and also north bay. lets look at the storm tracker for oakland planner for today. taking mom today out to oakland or the east bay here is how it will be. temperature right now 54, under cloudy conditions. by 10:0057. definitely chilly-- 10:00, 57 degrees, definitely chilly. by brunch, low 60s and we will struggle to get around 63 degrees because the clouds will start to clear in the afternoon for party cloudy conditions in oakland. look for westerly breeze 5-10 miles an hour and if you have dinner plans with mom tonight temperatures will be in the lower 60s by 6:00, and through the 8:00 hour. so we will have some sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures now stepping out the door look like low 50s in san francisco 52 oakland 54

san jose, 53 livermore. vallejo 49 and daly city. maybe wine country or the pence ins lu. here is-- peninsula. here is napa. 59 downtown san francisco. temperatures very similar to yesterday. cloud cover. not a whole lot of sunshine expected. but we will see sunny conditions by the afternoon 71 is your high at 3:00 p.m. san jose 73. when i come back we will break down the east bay forecast for you and take you from city to city a little later. marty >> thank you. we begin with breaking news sheriff deputies in marin county are investigating a shooting. 2:00 this morning dedeputies found one person shot multiple

times, that condition not yet known. we will have details soon as they become available. update to a breaking story we told you about last night on kron4 at 11:00 three people have been arrested after two police officers were shot and killed in hansburg, mississippi started as a routine traffic stop. police say shots were fired both officers died at the hospital early this morning. two brothers and a woman were taken into the custody for the shootings. this morning those officers have been identified as 34-year-old benjamin dean and 25-year-old lacory tate, the first officers to die there in the line of duty in 30 years. the san mateo bridge remains closed for one more day as we take a live look. more resurfacing of the high rise scheduled to reopen tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m.

mike pelton reporting live with an up-close look at the work being done this morning. how are they progressing? >> reporter: well, marty the san mateo bridge opened 48 years ago and this is the first time they resurfaced the high rise section of the bridge. crews tell me they are on schedule as we look ahead to the bridge reopening tomorrow morning by 5:00. we are kept back a little ways for safety reasons but we want to show you some pictures provided from cal tran of the work taking place. crews are stripping down the asphalt and resurfacing that section with what officials describe as a light and durable paul yesterconcrete -- poly ester concrete they hope lands years. this is a round-the clock process with crews trying to accomplish as much as possible this weekend. >> you have workers doing demolition there is some hand demolition because there are a lot of bolts part of the iron deck we don't want to damage but has to be done with hand tools.

there is the mixing of the concrete that is taking place and it is being poured. a lot of activity throughout the project area. >> reporter: back out here live, cal tran is resurfacing three lanes in each direction over a 1-mile stretch. the bridge is scheduled to reopen 5:00 tomorrow morning. they will have another closure memorial day weekend. this one remains closed, and drove over the bay bridge and relative to what you typically see on a weekend i saw significantly evier traffic given it is mother's day. if you have brunch plans in san francisco or anything on the peninsula, consider leaving earlier than usual. >> great tips. i can't get over the scene there of absolutely no traffic on the

san mateo bridge. thanks a lot. mike pelton reporting. other big news we are following for you this sunday morning, it was all memphis in game 3 of the warriors/grizzlies playoff series, memphis taking the lead. golden followed by as much as 19. the warriors tying season low in 3-point shooting at just over 23%. seth curry finished with 23 points and shot 2 for 10 beyond the arc. randolph and mark gassal combining 43 points and 23 rebounds. game 4 is monday. warriors fans disappointed, fans are still hopeful the team can get back in the series. >> here in berkeley it was a very disappointing game for many warriors fans after the game

people filed out. the warriors never really got going, they made a little run at the end in the 4th quarter but not enough to put away the grizzlies with the win. i talked to the fans after the game. here is what they said about the loss. >> we need to go back to the drawing board and you know, what went wrong and address the problem and get back the game court. >> reporter: you sound like a coach, man. >> i thought we played terrible. >> had all day man. >> going too fast, they didn't give themselves enough pace. >> i thought it was a really bad game. >> seth curry, wake up. we need you. >> seth curry is ready, you can do this, we know you can. >> not getting second chance points or rebounds on the offensive rebounds. >> reporter: i got a phone can you give steve curry a call? >> yes. >> reporter: one thing all the fans tell me is they don't want to go down 3-1. that would be a tough task for the warriors to come back from

3-1 deficit. there is a lot of truth to that. that is what it looks like here at pappy's in berkeley. the next game is monday night game 4 big game. everybody keeping their fingers crossed. a lot of people also remaining hope fal. reporting in berkeley, scott rates, kron4. >> we will be watching. coming up, most of the country dealing can severe weather. we will take a look at the latest damage. also what is next. plus-- ♪ >> we will tell you why a court ruling has east bay residents singing in the streets. he how you dn' it hts. th is what ican be li to ve shingles, a inful, blierinrash. if y hadhick pox the ingl vir isalready sideou. 1 in peoe wi getshinglesn thr litime.

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breaking overnight 5 people were shot and killed, includeing the gunman in-- including the gunman in northern switzerland town north west of zurich, you

are looking at video. investigators say it was the result of domestic violence dispute. it was the shooter's in-laws. investigation is on going. pope francis welcomes raul. they met near the audience haul this morning and kept the meeting private. pope francis is set to visit cuba on his way to the u.s. in september. the pope played a key role in restoring diplomatic ties between the u.s. and cuba. and we are waking up to cloudy skies all across the bay the goldenigate bridge here-- golden gate bridge here is fogged in on mother's day. we will look at the east bay forecast after the break.

good morning welcome back to kron4 weekend. lets look outside at the bay

bridge. overcast skies. as you are getting ready to make mom out for mother's day anny hong has a look at the forecast. we take a live look at sso this morning and we are waking up to cloudly conditions, not just in the oakland area and the east bay but all across the bay area waking up to cloudy skies this morning. it is a bit breezy out there for some spots, airport delays, good news is mom is flying in our guests no reports of delays at sss oakland and san jose. here is look at storm tracker for today maybe bringing mom into the city. here is what it looks like. bring a jacket, dress in layers, temperatures in the low 50s by 10:00, 56, and noon upper 50s. we won't get to 60 probably, upper 50s late this afternoon. under cloudy conditions, it will

be breezy, southwest winds 10-15 miles an hour today especially in the afternoon. we are looking at brisk winds out there especially for fairfield where we have a wind out of the west at 18 miles an hour. we have a fairly strong sea breeze bringing in those cloudy conditions all across the bay. the marine layer isn't as deep this morning which means probably see a clearing starting a little sooner than we did yesterday. right now as you are waking up, low 50s in santa rosa, 54 san jose. lets look at east bay highs today at 3:00 p.m., this is what temperatures will be like. still cool in alameada, 59, probably cloudy, little sunshine. we are looking at 63, union city 67 and fremont a little warmer, fairly mild at 70 degrees and expecting partly cloudy conditions. the farther inland you go, the more sunshine you see and

warmth. walnut creak at 73, 77 anny, and brentwood lower 80. 75 livermore and 74 pleasanton. very cloudy day by lunchtime and temperatures around 55 at noon. for the bay party cloudy conditions temperature 60 and inland low 70s under mostly sunny skies. so to be inland, bring out the shades. the faeks few days, today we will-- next few days, today cloudy and partly sunny. temperatures very similar to yesterday, comfortable and mild inlnt but cool for the bay shorelen and chilly for the coast-- shoreline and chilly for the coast. monday cooler, winds pick up. tuesday, same deal, brisk winds and temperatures in the lower 70s inland. i am tracking rain chance in that 7-day forecast. we will look at that letter in the show. marty. all right anny, thank you

people in berkeley celebrating a small victory in the fight to prevent the sell of the historic post office. jeff pierce was there to see the celebration. ♪ if the buildings are history, they're not a cash machine ♪ ♪ >> saving the berkeley post office activists came together to have a victory to keep it open. >> this building is now no longer on the market. thanks to all of your work over the 3 years, the post office is open. >> reporter: those who fought to keep it open recognize the staff that took the postal service to court and won. >> this gets us the result we want, keeps the post office and the ownership of the posting service. it takes it off market and puts the postal service on note frs

the next 5 years. if they try to sell this building again the federal court will hold their feet to the fire. >> the legal team had hoped citing the national historic preservation act and environmental policy act, those arguments were not heard when the case was declared moot after the sell was resended. >> we would like to see the issues resolved on theimator but in this case we got a good result. we are celebrating. >> reporter: it is a result they hope other cities can use as a precedent. >> we are happy and have something to take to other communities and protect buildings. ♪ they're public and they're ours ♪ ♪ >> reporter: in berkeley, jeff pierce, kron4. other nuse this morning tragedy for one family near skaks, sacramento a 13-year-old was killed learning to drive with

his father. markose was behind the wheel going the speed limit at 55 on a gravel roadism his father was sitting next to him in the passenger seat when the boy lost control of the car and over turned into a 10-foot ditch. friends and family having a real tough time comprehending this loss. >> i don't know. it is just very hard to believe. i don't know how this happened. it blows ayou away with the age-- you away with the age. >> i take our drivers in the field and drive in the go-cart. >> the dad was treated for the injuries and released. the crash is under investigation. still ahead on kron4 weekend, recapping what a was a tough day for bay area on the diamond and hard wood. lets take you outside for conditions from sfo. we will be back and happy mother's day. every bloomin' day! hurry in for all your outback favorite plus new aussie taco new savory ribeye me and our delicious burgers.

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welcome back to kron4 weekend. turning to sports it was memphis in game 3. memphis taking 2-1 lead. golden straight trailing by as many as 19 poins tying low in 3-point shooting at 23% this season. curry finishing with 23 points but went 2 for 10 behind the arc. randolph and guzaulzal. they lost back to back games, sliver of hope for warriors fans golden state has not lost 3 in a row for 2013. with the giants taking on the marlins madison on had mown. giving up 3 runs in the 4th inning more than enough for the

marlins, bullpin giving up 3 more runs in the 8th final 6-2. san francisco will try to get a split this afternoon ryan vogelton on the mound. 105 at at at&t park. the a's fell behind early in seattle giving up 3 runs in the first inning. too much to overcome. they committed 4 errors on the way to losing by a final of 7-2. oakland's 4th straight loss. the a's will try to write the ship today with jesse chaufb eztaking on fernandez in-- chavez taking on fernandez. breaking down the warriors/grizzlies series and baseball expert roberts, full half hour of all sports needs sunday night at 9:00 after the news. taking a live look outside

golden gate bridge, wishing you a happy mother's day. anny hong has the forecast for mother's day when we come back.

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one and left another critically injured. the powerful tornado ripped off roofs, smashed brick walls and snapped trees in half. >> i lived in cisco for our 10 years and everyone seen anything like this in a long time. all this water telephone polls trees ripped out of the ground. very powerful, very structive. >> reporter: storms dumped rain and fist-sized hail in parts of oklahoma. mike windm shot this video out of his back door friday. all that water and more rain left neighborhoods in oklahoma city flooded on saturday and there is a slight risk of more severe weather in the area today. meanwhile cold air behind the weekend weather system is producing snow. this is not what these high school soccer players bargained for in wyoming. their match was canceled when a blizzard rolled through the city. the first tropical storm of the year is coming to shore along the carolina coast as tropical

storm anna makes laundfall there is a threat of coasting flooding gusty winds and possibly isolated tornado. to close this tail of crazy weather, another strange sight a funnel cloud and a rainbow. this video captured the unlikely alliance near east colorado. >> anny, what is the outlook in tornado alley? >> severe thunderstorm threat for parts of tornado alley today, marty. here is a look at the national picture. a lot going on. the blue showing snow we are seeing falling in parts of colorado and the rockies today. that continues but then we are talking severe weather for parts of dallas, you see the storms indicated by yellow and oranges and the storm prediction center out of oklahoma says there is an enhanced risk for severe storms that could produce tornados for dallas parts of iowa and into illinois. another storm i talked about is

tropical storm anna making landfall early this morning. the outer rain bans will now cause quite a bit of heavy rain and flooding but this is more of a nuisance storm, not expecting scat trophic damage from anna but it-- catastrophic damage from anna, but the flooding is dangerous and the surf. this is our neck of the woods walnut creak generally cloudy conditions but polices like walnut creak and livermore you see the sun earlier today than yesterday. the clouds were tough to clear yesterday. here is a look at storm tracker breaking it down hour by hour and region. right now, cloudy and cool everywhere coast to inland in the 50s. by lunchtime maybe taking mom out, seeing clearly but coast

is probably cloudy and cool. low 60s for the bay and low 70s inland mile for inland spots. 3:00 p.m., sunny and mild for inland locations the coast we will stay cloudy and breezy, temperature for the coast at 3:00 p.m. around upper 50s 64 for the bay and mid 70s inland, little milder for mom. right now stepping out the door, 52 in san francisco and oakland san jose 54. concord, 53 and low 50s in santa rosa we look at the 7-day forecast next which does include rain chances. >> thank you. back to the news this morning, human trafficking considered an epideckic in the u.s. and there is-- epidemic here in the u.s. and there is concern it may get worse as we get closer to the super bowl. attending the 2015 summit and spoke to survivors of human trafficking. >> reporter: the super bowl is coming here to levi stadium in

santa clara and with it comes fanfare but a lot of people in the bay area increasing human trafficking which means the trade of humans soley for sex and forced labor. organizers of the freedom summit say they need to bring awareness to this major issue before the big event arrives. >> the bulk of my exploitation occurred in the south bay. >> reporter:lia is the founder of the sacramento bay bridget' dream, supports extrafficking survivors like herself. >> i came from a significantly abusive background and ran away from home like so many young people do, was victimized by the commercial sex industry as a juvenile and lost hope in the humanity. >> reporter: she midit help with speakers like this. >> we know any time there is a

big sports event like super bowl we are going to see human trafficking. >> reporter: nancy o'maly says her office is doing everything it can to fight against it. >> in 2006 i created a unit just to focus on human trafficking and so far we have prosecuted 450 human trafficser with 82% conviction rate. >> children are vulnerable to internet predators and that is how a lot are being recruited. >> if you are coming into our city and trying to buy children for sex, we are coming after you. >> reporter: in santa clara, phillippe fill kron4. bringing real time community policing to the city, the app is called alert 360 and allows users to instantly get alerts about nearby emergencies. the app will call 911 when an alert is generatedism users can

submit information what they saw to help first responders. police say the app is available for iphone and android users. in national news this morning, prince is hoping to bring calm to baltimore. the singer is holding a mother's day rally for peace. a concert in the city, people are encouraged to wear gray as a tribute to the victims of violence. he released a song called "baltimore" in the wake of the freddie gray protest who died last month in police custody. a group of mothericize trying to draw attention to minorities killed in interactions with police. it held a million moms march in dc. hundreds of people marching to the department of justice demanding racial equality. the event was organized by maria hamilton the founder of mother's for justice united. her mentally ill son was killed

by police officers in milwaukee. she believes her son's death was not justified. the mother of michael brown junior was marching. brown was shot and killed by police in ferguson missouri, last year. we call it 25 and under a bay area cafe serving up great food and changing lives at the same time. starbucks has proven to be a decent corporate neighbor. >> what one of the biggest coffee chains is doing about california's historic drought. a ste you cod enjoy, esh ewedone cup a te, oon t go.blk silk, fr folrs.

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now an up date on a story we brought you last weekend starbucks bottling california water during our drought. the coffee giant is turning off the tap. doug johnson explains why.

>> reporter: put into water trucks like these. >> going to stalkten, california. >> reporter: he takes this central valley bottling plant and sold in stores. won't be available at starbucks. >> i am feeling the pinch now. my last 3 years, you know loads going down. >> reporter: this week subsidiary water company announced it will no longer purchase h 20 from baksster springs. it is great news for water conservation andy con who has been involved in crush nestle, focus on closing that and other companies. >> no water company should be taking water out of here at this time. we are in the middle of a drought. >> reporter: he says he still cannot recommend customers buy its brand. >> i can't support any of the

water companies selling single serving bottles. >> reporter: he believes everyone should be drinkling out of the tap instead all right in 2013 carol says he saw an $18,000 decline in wages after pulling out of here to another source. >> we are done, as far as all the water in there. >> reporter: rain fell on him ironically, he worries losing the new client will cut into his paycheck. >> i got family to feed like everybody else. happy mother's day starting cloudy across the bay area we will see the sunshine, though more details where and when anding up after the break.

it is 7:45. welcome back to kron4 week. taking a live look outside on this mother's day morning expecting a cooler day in san

francisco and parts of the bay area as well. anny hong is here with the forecast. looking at a socked in golden gate bridge, live look at the golden gate bridge camera. i can barely see this morning on mother's day. we with looking at patchy fog with widespread clouds and also patchy drizzle along the coast. here is a look at your planner for today. maybe planwise mom. here is how it-- plans with mom. here is how it looks 8:00 this morning, cloudy start across the bay area in the 50s at the coast, bay or inland. then at noon, we will see partly cloudy conditions and you see the clouds clear out. low 70s inland, 61 bay mid 50s for the coast. by 3:00, plenty of sunshine inland partly to mostly sunny condition s temperatures mid 70s 3:00 p.m.

upper 50s for the coast, still cloudy for the coast and breezy. temperatures right now looking at 49 in downtown san francisco. 52 in sunniville, 54 san jose. hayward, good morning 53. low 50s for the north bay. wind speeds now not too bad for most locations but the usually suspects fairfield along the delta, westerly breeze at around 18 miles an hour coming from the south for concord at 10 miles an hour. we will see the winds pick up this afternoon especially in san francisco so if you have plans to bring mom into the city you will want to bring a jacket. here is what is happening. staying dry today with exception of patchy drizzle along the coast. but the question is how much clearing will we get where you are at? and by when? i think we do have a not as thinner marine layer still deep thinner than yesterday. what that means is clearing,

especially inland begin a little sooner compared to yesterday. here is a look for lee clk highs. coast staying cloudy and cool, 57 pacifica, 50 half moon bay 55 san mateo partly cloudy conditions for the afternoon. upper 60s in redwood city . south, temperatures milder, 74 in campbell, 73 san jose and 75 in evergreen. maybe you are going wine tasting, by 3:00, 73 in napa, and oakland 64 partly cloudy. here is storm tracker for 7-day. want to spend some time on this. not much change tomorrow except temperatures cooler, breeze picks up, same for tuesday and wednesday. then thursday, friday and saturday that is when we are tracking a slight chance for some showers those three days, not a whole lot expected but again it is a slight chance, but

every drop counts and we will keep our eye on that storm as it gets closer by the end of next week. marty? >> good to see the clouds, thank you, anny. the city of san francisco is full of restaurants but there is only one like the old school cafe off 3rd street. it is a separate club style restaurant run by people between 16 and 22. the kids come in at risk and leave ready to take on the world. kron4's pam moore has a look at a segment called 25 and under. >> the food is fabulous, we have some of the best young chefs in san francisco right here. >> old school gave me a place to believe and a place to where i can put my energy and see my growth. >> i believe old school for this community is hope. >> reporter: the moody dark, 1940s decor and the name are really the only thing here which are oldism this restaurant is run by young people who are

learning a new way of life. >> i am here in the old school cafe kitchen where it is very busy right now as it is in any san francisco restaurant about an hour before opening time, except the young people. danny, 17 years old darryl, 20. dezray is 21,mia 19, aaecia is a staff person and in the dish pit, 16-year-old melven with nick the other manager. >> i am theresa the founder and director here at old school. >> reporter: theresa goins was the correction officer working with kids when she decided to do more. >> the young men i worked with in law enforcement inspired me to try to find a solution of breaking the cycle. >> reporter: she brought in caterer chef kevin to work with the kids. he grew up in this neighborhood. >> they get life skills and

learn how to do everything. it is more than just a restaurant. it is a school. >> reporter: they do do better. these three are all heading to college. desiree has been here since 2008. >> i was drinking, get nothing to a lot of trouble, stealing robbing, home invasions and then i came to old school. >> before i was here, i was pretty lost. i was trying to find a moment of truth in the streets. >> i feel old school for this community means change. >> reporter: some of these kids have been in jail, foster homes on the street, involved in gangs, drugs crime weapon, and more. old school cafe is an oasis of hope in a neighborhood that needs more of it. pam moore, kron4. >> there is the sign that hangs above the front door which says "enter as strangers leave as friends." the old school cafe has received national awards and recognition but need local support to

succeed. they are encouraging bay area customers to come in and have a great meal. lets take you outside this time around, richmond bridge where you can see hardly any traffic under overcast skies, we will be right back.

you will want to see this video, family of black bears gave tourists a scare in montana. the tourists were trying to get an up-close work at mama bear and the cubs but got a little too close the bears started running towards them. wildlife experts say tourists made a few mistakes, they shouldn't have run away because it triggers the bear's predator instinct. stay at least 100 yards away from a bear. that is something the tourists did not pay atination to. tonight's the big night at kron4 when we air the first episode of a new series we produced called "the back story." it is a look at how we cover the day's news showing you what it

takes to get stories on the air and a look at funnier moments. take a look. >> it will never get on tv. then again just might. >> it just did. sneak peek of the back story you can catch the premier episode 1 tonight at 9:30. we want to take time out to recognize and honor mom and you can do it by logging on to our website, kron4. we have a slideshow there for people showing pictures, sharing them of them and their moms having great time at graduation, also some pictures that, look at ones we have received. if you want to see the photos, post them on our facebook and twitter pages or send to breakingnews at kron4.com. two police officers were

shot and killed last night in mississippi. no traffic on the san mateo bridge crews are racing to complete that. update coming up. hundreds of moms and kids heading to bay area amusement park the health battle they are facing that has them called courageous kids.

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good morning thanks for joining us, i am marty gonzalez following breaking news out of mississippi. it is a story we first told you

about last night three people arrested after two police officers were shot and killed in mississippi, looking at video it started as routine traffic stop 8:30 last night when police say shots were fired. both officers died at the hospital early this morning two brothers and a woman were taken into custody for the shootings. the officer have been identifiedy 34-year-old benjamin dean and lacoryitate. these are the first officers to die in the line of duty in 30 years. breaking news in bay area overnight. deputies in marin county investigating a shooting in marin city, about 2:00 on coal drive. one person was shot multiple times, that person's condition not yet known this morning, we with working to gther more details-- gather more details on this. turning to the weather where this morning we are

getting started with a live look outside our camera, you can see the overcast skies in san francisco on mother's day anny, we are expecting cooler temperatures. >> temperatures are going to be fairly cool as we start on this mother's day marty. then we will see more sunshine inland. >> good. >> the coast though, probably cloudy. tell mom to dress in weather we have been reporting if it is closed or doing bridge work and we will have mike give us a live report after this weather report. from this camera, you can see the cloudy skies out there and we do have widespread clouds because of that persistent sea breeze and that onshore flow. here is a look at san jose planner for today. 54, cloudy for you now. by 10:00 low 60s mom will want a sweater or jacket if you are

running errands or out to brunch. by lunchtime 69 and clearing, partly to mostly sunny conditions. by 2:00 in the low 70s mild around that time . 3:00 73, that is the high. we will see a northwesterly breeze 10-15 miles an hour. temperatures will be a little mild by the afternoon. but right now it is the cool start, 49 in downtown san francisco, 52 in sunniville and 52 in oakland. when i come back we will take a look at your giant's forecast in case you are taking mom to the game. marty. >> that would be fun. happening right now the san mateo bridge closed for one more day as crews are working on resurfaces the high rise section of the bridge. there you get the libe look with absolutely no cars on the bridge. bridge scheduled to reopen at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and just in time for the commute and kron4 mike pelton with a close up of the work. tell us about the progress.

>> reporter: good morning marty. crews sayo far they are on-- say so far they are on schedule to reopen tomorrow morning fiver clk. we moved on to the-- 5:00, we moved on to the high rise, this is the best look of the resurfacing work. they are resurfacing this stretch of the high rise for it first time in the history of the san mateo bridge taking off the asphalt and putting on a concrete that will make for a smoother ride. among the crews are other contractors up here on the bridge using the bridge closure to accomplish other work, even though it reopens tomorrow, we will have the same closure over the memorial day weekend and i spoke with a representative about that. >> they are doing about they are resurfacing about 1 mile for each lane, so we have 3 miles of work in the eastbound and 3

miles in the westbound. whatever isn't completed this weekend will be over the memorial day weekend. >> reporter: during the closures the done barton and bay bridges are good alternates but expect heavier traffic. san mateo should open 5:00 tomorrow morning and there is the possibility they can open earlier than that. we won't know until late tonight or early tomorrow morning their goal is to reopen the bridge by 5:00 tomorrow morning right in time for that monday morning commute. >> marty. >> that is mike reporting live from the new and improving san mateo bridge. other big news this morning, of course the big game last night all memphis in game 3 of the warriors grizzlies playoff series memphis taking 2-1 lead with the win. golden state trailing by as many as 19 points. the warriors a bismol shooting 3

pointers over 23% tied the season low. mvp curry finished with 23 points but shot 2 for 10 from beyond the arc grizzlies big man randolph and mark combining for 43 points and 23 rebounds, game 4 redemption night tomorrow night in memphis. warrior fans disappointed to say the least this morning kron4's scott rates reports of fans are hopeful the team can get back in the series. >> here in poppies in berkeley, it was a very disappointing game for many warriors fans. people filed out of here. the warriors never really got going in this game. they did make a little run at the end in the 4th quarter but it was nlt enough to put away the grizzlies. the grizzlies got the win. i talked to the fans after the game. here is what they said about the loss. >> we need to go back to the drawing board and you know, see what we need, and address the problem and bring back the game. >> reporter: you sound like a coach, man. >> i thought we played terrible.

>> we just had all day,. >> going too fast, didn't give themselves enough pace. >> i thought it was a really bad game. >> seth, wake up, we need to get the w. >> seth curry is ready you can do this, we know you can. >> not getting second chance points or rebounds on the offensive rebounds. >> reporter: i got a phone here, can you give steve a call and tell him this stuff? >> i would. >> reporter: the one thing all the fans tell me out here is they don't want to go down 3-1. they say that would be a tough task for the warriors to come back from a 3-1 deficit. that is what it looks like here at papies in berkeley. the next game is monday night and a again came 4 big game for the warriors, everybody keeping fingers crossed the warriors can get it done. a lot of people remaining hopeful. scott rates kron4. happening today special mother's day for those who have

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>> new this morning. at least eight people are displaced from a fire in san jose. it happened near i-280 about 6:00 this morning. it spread from one house to the attic to the second house. the cause remains under investigation this morning. fortunately no one was injured. breaking news, five people were shot and killed including a gun man in the northern switzerland town northwest of szczurric. this is the scene this morning and the shooting appears to be a family dispute. the investigation is still on going in switzerland. pope francis welcomes cuban

president raul castro. the two met in the audience hall this morning however they kept their meeting private. he's restoring diplomatic ties between the u.s. and cuba. we have great weather for mother's day and more details on your forecast including your giants game forecast coming up after the break.

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and we are back on kron news weekend. it's unbelievable to see what's going on in wyoming. >> there they are and playing in the snow. it's southeast wyoming. they have a high school soccer game that

they are dealing with and the storm is so bad and they are having a hard time seeing the ball. poor kids. and the game had to stop midway. hopefully they were able to have fun. this is the scene in cheyenne, wyoming yesterday. here is the picture. where is that snow? it's still snowing in the rockies. we have some spring snow coming down. we have winter storm warnings in effect now for parts of the rockies. checkout the texas area. northeast texas including dallas and oklahoma. they are experiencing severe weather. strong thunderstorms possible that could produce tornados and damaging wind gust and hail. and making landfall in the carolinas early this morning and the outer rain band is concerned for bringing more rain and flooding to part of the

carolinas today. it's going to be a treacherous afternoon for people there. this is not a huge huge storm but definitely something they are dealing with. we don't have storms to deal with. mother's day no report of day this morning. in fact all the airports are looking good. >> here is a look at your day planner for today from the coast bay and at noon time it will clear out sooner than yesterday. the marine layer isn't as deep. by lunchtime the coast still cool. 58 under cloudy conditions and low 70s inland and by 3:00 p.m. inland you will see partly sunny to low conditions and cloudy and cool temperatures for the coast. 69 and 64

for the bay and mid-60s including walnut creek. we'll have more detail on your forecast and the giants forecast a little bit later. >> happening to the bart train services shutdown between oakland's coliseum and fruit vale station. they are improving a portion of that track today. bart is offering 43 bus service between those stations during that time. they are increasing parking stations. they are raising it's daily parking rate to $2.50. bart says the parking lot use is evaluated every month and may increase and decrease depending on how full the lot is each day. >> berkeley celebrated a small

victory in the fight to save their small post office. >>reporter: ♪ these buildings are history they are not a cash machine. >> after fighting for more than 3 years to save the berkeley post office to be sold to developers, advocate came together to keep this historic building open. >> this building is now no longer on the market. [ applause ] thanks to all of your work over the last 3 years t post office is still open. >> those who recognized the value of this post office took it to court and won. >> it keeps the post office and the ownership of the postal service. it takes it off the market and puts the postal service on notice for the next 5 years. if they try to sell this building again. the federal court is

going to hold their feet to the fire. >> the legal team citing the national historic preservation act and national environmental policy act. those argdz were not heard after the sale was rescinded. >> we would like to say it's resolved on the merit. we are celebrating. >> it is a result they hope that other cities can be used as a precedent. >> we are happy and happy we can take into other communities and to other blgd buildings throughout the country. one tragedy for a family near sacramento this morning. a 13-year-old boy was killed for learning how to drive with his father saturday

night. marcus true hilo was going the speed limit. his father was on the passenger seat and the boy lost control of the car and over turned into a 10-foot ditch. parents and family are having a hard time to comprehend what happened. >> i don't know how this happened. i take my daughters here on the field and drive around in the go cart. >> the crash is still under investigation this morning. any iowa police are considering charges in a major crash that killed two people and left several in critical condition. at least five cars were involved in the crash. a semi rear-ended the car and then it became a chain reaction. thus far no

fatalities listed from that crash. a deputy fired from a college in nigeria and the family say it could have been prevented. the golden gate bridge. we'll have the forecast for mom's in a couple minutes.

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>> turning to bay area baseball. let's go with the giants taking on the marlins. in the fourth inning. that would be all the marlins need and the giants would lose it by a final of 6-2. they will try to salvage the split this afternoon. first pitch scheduled for 1:05 today at at&t park. >> in seattle the game fell behind early in the first three runs of the

inning and now too much to overcome. also committing four errors by a final of 7-2. the a's fourth straight loss. first pitch scheduled at 1:10 at safeco field. >> plus giants and astros. a full half hour of all of your sports needs. sunday night at 9:00 p.m.. we have the back story and behind-the-scenes on how we put together the day's news. >> i'm trying to come up this ramp here and they are supposed to go that way and they are going this way.

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>> we are back. hundreds of people are expected to show up in san francisco's mission district. when everybody ditches their car and fills the street for biking and dancing. this year valencia street will be shutdown for traffic on 26th street from the plaza. it's a pet friendly event. >> it's going to be nice for the afternoon. i take it back, it's going to be cloudy. it's going to be kind of cool and a little windy. so we are expecting some cool conditions for mother's day in san francisco because the clouds maybe stubborn to clear out which is what happened yesterday. take a live look at the gold gate

bridge. we will see some clearing places like the livermore valley. you will see some sunshine this afternoon and also the same for wine country area including santa rosa and livermore. >> i mentioned it's going to be cool and low 50s by lunchtime this afternoon and only get to 59 by 2:00 p.m.. that's our high and temperatures cool down by this evening to the mid-50s. the temperatures 10-50 miles per hour. we could have a gust and occasionally windy. you may want to pack a sweater. it's definitely cool and brisky. >> here is a look at your

temperatures t 55 today and 54 in livermore and 52 in napa. we'll take a look at your full forecast a little bit later. >> never stop being mom's. thank you. >> human trafficking considered and epidemic in the united states and a concern it might get worse in the bay area. we spoke to survivors of human trafficking. >> as you know the super bowl is coming here to levi stadium and a lot of people coming to the area including sex trafficking. they say they need to bring awareness to the major

issue before this arrives. >> she's the president of this organization bridging dreams. >> i came from a fairly significant abusive background and victimized by the commercial sex industry as a juvenile and lost hope in humanity. >> she made it through with help from people like the speakers who address the crowd. >> we know anytime there is a big sports event like the super bowl there is going to be human trafficking. >> her office is doing everything it can to fight against human trafficking. >> in 2006 i created a unit just to focus on human trafficking and so far we have crossed 240 human

traffickers. >> there are predators and that's how the kids are being taken into the sex industry now. >> if you are trying to buy children for sex we are coming after you. >> in national news this morning, nine deputies in georgia are out of a job following the death of a college student from nigeria. 21-year-old was found dead in an isolation cell back new year's day. police say he became combat iv during booking and the family say he was having a bipolar episodes and the police knew that. he was tasered and handcuffed. prince is hoping to bring

calm to baltimore. a concert taking place tonight in baltimore. people are encouraged to wear the color gray in memory of victims of violence. he's calling for justice and peace in the wake of gray's protest. he died last month while in police custody. >> a mother's unit for justice group marched in washington d.c.. demanding racial equality. this event was founded by marie. her son was killed in washington. she believes her son's death was not justified. >> all of these police are accountable for killing our children. there is no accountability in none of these

police departments. >> the mother of michael brown junior was among the mother's attending the event yesterday. her son was killed last year. a mother takes her mother out. that story coming up. in walnut creek hazy sunshine there and in oakland expecting a high of 73. right now it's 52. >>she's ju jeaus becae yohaveettetast whever >>he keeyourhin . for yes, hnz kchupas be witthe ong star ll, t anore. introding inz w beer tastg yeow mtard mm (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music)

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>> we are back with an update. starbucks is bottling water and now they are turning off the tap. >> this small community is where much of california water is pumped

out of california springs and put into water trucks like these. >> this is going to stockton california. >> like one of the truck drivers that takes the bottling plant which is then sold in stores. the water won't be available at starbucks. >> i'm feeling the pinch right now. for the last 3 years the load is going down. >> the water company ethos will no longer provide the water from the springs. >> it's great news for water conservation activist andy khan who has been involved in closing that company as well as other bottling plants in the state. >> no water bottling company should be taking water out of our aquifers at this time. we are in the middle of a

drought. >> trying to keep california water out of it's bottles. >> i can't support anyone selling single serving bottles. >> they should drink water out of the tap instead. >> he has seen $18,000 out of his wages as the water is pulled out of here to another source. >> we are done with them. >> rain fell while filling up in the springs. it continues to cut in his wallet. >> i have family and kids to feed like everybody else. >> coming up. a high school principal says she can't eat or sleep to graduates. this has them walking out of the ceremony. >> why this weather the causing 30-minute delays on flights. it's always great to check ahead.

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>> tornados, large hail. violent winds and heavy rain and snow. it's been an interesting weekend in parts of u.s.. in texas storms are blamed for at least one death. >> right now a very pronounced funnel cloud and tornado in progress. >> more than 40 tornados in kansas texas and nebraska and oklahoma. a blizzard in wyoming and a tropical storm making land fall. it's been a wild and deathly weather weekend across the u.s.. this twister in the dallas-fort worth area killed 1 person. this totaled the power of the tornados tore off this roof.

>> i have been here for 40 years now. i have never seen anything like this. trees ripped off the ground. it's very destructive. >> huge hail. all that water and even more rain left neighborhoods in oklahoma city flooded on saturday. and there is a slight risk of more severe weather in the area today. meanwhile cold air behind the weekend weather system is produced in snow. this is not what the high school soccer players bargained for in wyoming. their match had to be canceled when a blizzard rolled through the city. tropical storm storm ana is expected to make land fall with a possible tornado. another strange sight a

funnel cloud and a rainbow. this captured the likely alliance near east colorado. >> as we take a look at the wild wetd weather on the other parts of the country, what can we look forward to? >> it's not over. take a look at the map. a lot going on there. they are dealing with more snow there. we showed you the soccer game in wyoming. and we are talking about more severe weather for parts of northern texas and in two parts of oklahoma, potentially kansas. also we want to zoom in on tropical storm anna which the reporter mentioned did make landfall this morning. a lot of the weather centers have canceled it because it is weakening. it's lost it's strength and steam but now

we are watching the possible surf with ana and some torrential rain. we'll keep you posted on that. here is a live look at the bay bridge for mother's day. it is cool especially in parts of san francisco. if you are near oakland today and taking mom out for lunch or dinner here is what it looks like hour for hour. but by lunchtime in the low 60s and we'll start to see the clouds clearing out by the afternoon. but by 4:00 we'll only be at 63 and that's the peak temperature for the day. you won't see a lot of warming. >> here is a if you delays. just over a half hour due to low visibility but no problem for san jose airports

and as of now. >> tomorrow cloud and patchy fog and breezy and clouds increase later in the week. cloudy start. we are seeing breezy conditions for fairfield and concourse and in san francisco for that giants game. here is a high in north bay 73 in napa. we are looking at only 59 in san francisco but 73 in san jose. around the forecast. cooler and breezy tomorrow through the first half of the week and then you can see thursday and friday and chances of showers also potentially into next week. it's only a slight chance. we'll keep you posted throughout the week. >> all right. thank you. >> a high school principal is apologizing for making a comment

during graduation ceremony and that caused the parents and students to walk out. >> that video was captured and posted on twitter for the academy in georgia. the school's principal forgot to introduce the value dikt -- >> what i saw was leaving the black people. it was not a statement of racism. it was my frustration. >> since the incident she hasn't been able to sleep or eat. the people at the ceremony say they felt rob arrest the high school graduation because of her comment.

>> if you forgot to make a reservation for mother's day? no problem. a mother of eight. aida is 95 and caroline she's my mom. there are moms for mother's day lunch. we chose jacks. why jacks? it's because it's run by three brothers who love their momma. >> we make sure everybody is taken care of. >> i'm having champagne for special occasions. >> a very happy mother's day! >> with tequila shots and a homemade hummus dip for my mom.

aida opted for the cobb salad. >> it is mother's day. might as well. >> and just when you thought you couldn't eat anymore our host brought a troi of deserts including a banana split. anyway you choose to celebrate mother's day will no doubt be appreciated. >> happy mother's day! to all mom's out there. celebrating mom's can get pricey if you add up the cards and dinners and the rest. you can go online to honor moms. we have this slide show going on with people sharing pictures of

themselves with their mom's. you might see them on our newscast or website. once again, happy mother's day! to all mom's out there. >> a 17-year-old high school senior makes a decision after being accepted to every university every ivy league in the u.s.. right now it's 52. going up to a high of 59. we'll be right back. fwlap

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officers to die in the line of duty in 30 years. sheriff's deputies in marin county investigating a shooting in marin city. deputies found one person who was shot multiple time that person's condition not yet known this morning, and we're working to gather more details. we'll have those details as soon as they become available. want to turn to the weather on this mother's day, and get you started by a live look from the golden gate bridge. the overcastth is starting to lift just a little bit. we saw the towers of the bridge pretty much obscured earlier this morning. >> yes. so we are starting to see better conditions as far as the cloud cover is concerned. by this afternoon, expecting partly to mostly sunny conditions. here is a a look at our storm tracker 4 weather. we break this down for you by region. cloudy and cool, looking at 50s

this morning, across the bay area. by lunchtime, we'll see some clearing, and see the clouds clear a little faster today than yesterday >> sunny and mild for inland locations, but the coast will stay cloudy pretty much all day. 59 by 3:00 p.m. mid-70s for our inland locations. heading out the door, temperatures look like this, 49 in san francisco, mid-50s in san jose, and when we come back, we'll take a look at your mother's day brunch forecast a little bit later. happening right now, the san mateo bridge is closed for one more day of maintenance, scheduled to reopen tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m.

kron 4's mike was at the bridge this morning, tracking the progress of the work being done. >> reporter: you can see dozens of crews up here on the high rise section of the san mateo bridge. this is as good of had a look as we've been able to bring you all weekend. the good news, cal trans tells me everything is on schedule. they are resurfacing three lanes in each direction over a one-mile stretch. taking off the asphalt and putting in a pollleyester concrete we're told will also make for a smoother ride. cal tran said they can also get other work completed during the closure, as well. >> we have the electricians, landscape crews. i understand they're doing some paving on one lane over by the hesperian side. a lot of work taking place. >> reporter: this is like a marathon, around the clock this

weekend. >> absolutely. getting the most work attorney if the time we've been given. >> reporter: caltrans will wrap up over memorial day weekend. that's where we'll see the exact same type of closure. as pertains to this weekend's closure, cal trans is hoping to get everything reopened by 5:00 tomorrow morning. marty? >> other big news we're following this morning, be the nba play-offs. it was all memphis in game one of the warriors -- or game three of the warriors grizz his play-off series. memphis taking a 2 games to 1 lead. steph curry shot just 2 of 10

from beyond the arc, but did finish with 23 points. game four tomorrow night in memphis. warrior fans disappointed to say the least this morning. kron 4's scott reports that the fans are still hopeful that the team can get back in the series. >> reporter: well, it was a very disappointing game for many warriors fan elses here at berkeley. afterrer the game, people just -- after the game, people just filed out of here. the warriors did make a little run in the fourth quarter, but the grizzlies got the win today. i talked to the fans after the game. here is what they said about the loss. >> we need to go back to the drawing board and see what we need to do to address the problems. >> reporter: you sound like a coach, man. >> man, i thought we played terrible. >> curry just had an off day, man. >> they're going to fast, man. they didn't give themselves enough pace. >> i thought it was a really

bad game. >> steph curry wake up, we need you out here. we need to get this w. >> steph, we know you can do this. >> we're not getting any offensive rebounds. >> reporter: i've got a cellphone right here, could you give steve kerr a call ask tell him this stuff? >> yeah, i will. reporter: the fans say they don't want to go down 3-1, that that would be a tough task for the warriors to come back from a 3-1 device it, and there's a lot of truth to that -- deficit, and there's a lot of truth to that. the next game will be monday night, and that will be game 4, big game for the warriors, so everybody keeping their fingers crossed that the warriors can get it done, but a lot of people also remaining hopeful. coming up on kron 4 weekend, be a swarm of earthquakes shaking the concorde area last week. we have a report from the usgs to talk about why they may have

struck. also a shooting in switzerland. what caused the shooter to go on a rampage.

five people shot and killed including the gunman in a northern switzerland town. it happened late last night west of zurich. the shooting appears to be the result of a domestic violence dispute. the victims have been identified as the shooter's in- laws, the investigation is still ongoing. and new for you this morning, pope francis will comes cuban president raul castro to the vatican. the two met this morning, but kept their meeting private. pope francis is set to visit cuba on his way to the u.s. in

september. a special mother davis for those who have kids who have been battling cancer in northern california. nearly 600 children and their families will enjoy a day of fun at california's great america in santa clara. you're looking at video from a past event. the courageous kids event is a chance for children and their parents to take a break from all of the medical care and daily challenges linked to living with cancer. today's event takes place from 11:00 until 2:00 at santa too clara. much more ahead on kron 4 news weekend. want to take you on a live look from sfo. in san francisco, we're expecting the day today of partly cloudy skies, should be breaking up later this afternoon, however, right now, it's 52, looking ahead to a high of 59. we'll be right back with a forecast. oh, thank you! (music)

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are safe after are they got stock crossing a street. look how they are all in the middle of the street there. this was cent to us from a kron 4 viewer. it happened about 3:00 yesterday afternoon on johnson road near pleasantton. a number of people stepped in to help guide the geese and their babies to safety. you can hear them saying in you go, there you go. >> did they stop traffic? i guess they did for a little bit. >> they did, but got them over safely to the other side of the road. >> i love seeing these geese videos. oh, that's fantast wick be, and they're all safe and everything is fine, so that was nice. >> how wonderful. we love happy endings to stories like this. one of our viewers sent this video in. 23 you have more geese crossing videos, please send them in to us, because we just love videos like this. isn't this great?

and here so happy, yes. good morning, even, happy sunday. we are waking up to cloudy conditions a across the bay area. this is a live look at san mateo, and no heavy traffic. they're doing bridge work. we are looking at still cloudy conditions. places like concord now starting to see some sunshine right now. here is a look at your storm tracker day plan arer for today. we're mostly in the 50s to be most locations. by lunchtime, gradual clearing. inland number the low 70s. so fairly comfortable. mid-50s for the coast. by 3:00 p.m., we'll see partly to mostly sunny conditions inland, and for parts of the bay, temperature by 3:00 p.m. inland, 75. and the coast still staying cloudy and cool in the upper 50s. it's a cloudy start to today for this mother's day. clearing skies inland. it will be mild there, but other locations like the coast

staying a little cloudy and potentially some patch a drizzle. tomorrow for more monday morning clouds, clouds increasings later in the week, and we are tracking the possibility for some showers coming to the bay area. right now, temperatures in san francisco, 49, under cloudy conditions. 56 in san jose, 52 in oakland, and low 50s also in napa under cloudy conditions. here is a look at your are east bay shore forecast. 60 in richmond and berkeley, so still cool this afternoon. oakland, 64 this afternoon. and freemont, i think you'll get to low 70s. those numbers will be very similar to yesterday. the farther east we head, the more sunshine we'll see, and the warmer the temperatures will feel. low 70s in danville today, 75 in livermore. brent wood, you're our warm front at 81. if you're going to be in san francisco bringing mom to maybe

the giants game or doing some fun stuff in the city, it will be cloudy, cool, and breezy, a high of 59 by 3:00 p.m. 73 in napa. mild in san jose, pretty comfortable at 73 degrees under sunny conditions. here is your mother's day brunch forecast for today. if you're taking mom out at noon, along the coast, you're going to definitely pack the jacket out there, because temperatures will be cool, maybe limited sun, 55 by lunch time for the bay partly cloudy, 60. inland, mostly sunny, 70 degrees. that's our mild location. for the next few days, it looks like this. tomorrow it will be a a little cooler, low 70s inland, and we'll see the breeze pick up, same deal for tuesday, but then we'll see a chance for showers arriving later in the week. more details on your 7-day forecast coming up. marty? >> sounds good. thank you, annie. now on kron 4 news weekend, we're going to go in depth on that recent earthquake swarm. last week several small quakes

shook the concord area in the east bay. at least one was centered here under oak meade drive. even though the quakes were not strong enough to create any major damage, they have rattled some nerves. here to talk more about the recent swarm and what all of it minors is jack boatwright from the usgs. jack, we appreciate you coming in. a lot of people think when we have these small earthquakes under a certain fault, in this case the concord fault that it relieves the tension or pressure on those faults. >> well, that doesn't really happen. to relieve the tension for, say, a magnitude 6 earthquake, you would need thousands of these magnitude 3.5, 3.6 events. it would drive the residents crazy. >> it would certainly be a long period of small quakes, and, you're right, people would really get tired of it. so this does not relieve necessarily the pressure on the concord green valley fault, but

does it tell us anything about the quote-unquote big one? >> we don't think so. we think this is what we might consider garden variety, sort of a small event. they're interesting from a seismo logical point of view, because they're right at the base, at the bottom of what we call the seismogenic zone. it's sort of the bottom edge. so that we think material is slipping below it, and it's locked above it, so we see the seismic flip work a little bit shallower for events like these. >> uh-huh. so while it's not giving us on relief in terms of relieving pressure, does it tell you that a bigger quake is on the way? is it a warning? >> not specifically this event.

we also -- one thing that was interesting about the swarm was it was mostly a on a fault that is normal to the concord green valley fault. we see that kind of fault aing in the east by a a lot, but it doesn't argue very strongly that we would see a larger event. we are worried about the concord green valley fault system. it appears to have about 6 millimeters of slip build up on it every year. the -- it's the last big event occurred before 1770. so -- >> it's due? >> we think it's due, but when we say due, in the geological

sense, it's not like it's supposed to arrive like a package the next morning. >> yeah, it's not imminent, but somewhere in that range. the last earthquake was, as you mentioned, in the 1700s on that fault. does that cause seismologists to look a little more closely at the concord fault, or other faults, which have not had an event in a couple of hundred years? >> we're looking at all the faults there. trying to figure out what the effect of the south napa earthquake was on the concord green valley. it's -- the problem that we have in the east bay is there are a lot offal faults. the hayward fault, the concord green valley. the south napa, or the west napa fault. and we're not sure how -- it's

like a puzzle that is -- we haven't quite put together yet. >> and the puzzle parts keep shift, don't they? >> well, the more they shift, the more we can figure it out. >> there you go. jack boat rite from the usgs, thank you for joining us this morning. we'll be right back.

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a blizzard in wyoming, and tropical storm making landfall. it's been a wild and deadly weather weekend across the u.s. this twister west of the dallas- ft. worth area killed at least one person and left another critically injured. several buildings in cisco texas, totaled. the storm ripped off roofs, smashed brick walls, and snapped trees in half. >> i've be livele in cisco for over 10 years, and i've seen anything like this in a long time. all of this water, telephone poles, trees ripped out of the ground. definitely very powerful, very destructive. >> storms dumped rain and fist- sized hale in parts of -- hail in parts of oklahoma. all of that water and even more rain left neighborhoods in oklahoma city flooded on saturday, and there is a slight risk of more severe weather in the area today. meanwhile, cold air behind the

weakened weather system is producing snow. this is not what these high school soccer players bargained four in wyoming. their match had to be canceled when a blizzard rolled through the city, and the first tropical storm of the year is coming assure along the -- ashore along the california coast, -- along the carolina coast. another funnel cloud, though, and a rainbow. this video captured the up likely alliance near east colorado. >> well, that weather is just crazy, and you see those high school kids playing soccer in the snow in wyoming. just amazing. so where are the storms right now? >> so the strongest storms now, marty, just pushed through the dallas-ft. worth area. they've been dealing with really wild weather all weekend. this line of storms has pushed through, but the severe storm

threat continues for much of northern texas, parts of oklahoma now, and also into areas like nebraska and south dakota, where in that part of the country, we're looking at some heavy snow in the rockies. so again for the dallas- fortworth area, cancel days at the dfw airport this morning, so looks like we'll see those storms pushing towards oklahoma. tropical storm ana not a big deal right now. it weakened when it went over the colder water, but we are still looking at coastal flooding, and also some dangerous surf conditions through the rest of today. in the bay area, we are looking storm free for now. we do have cloudy conditions, as it's a life look at the bay bridge this morning, but we are seeing more sunshine in concord. here is a look at your weather for today. so right now, generally cloudy and cool. we are waking up to the 50s this morning on this mother's

day. at lunch time, we'll see some clearing. so pretty comfortable for our inland locations. and then by 3:00 p.m., it will be fairly sunny for our inland spots and mild. temperatures in the mid-70s. but the coast, if you're going to be in pacifica, half moon bay, we'll hold on to generally cloudy conditions for most of the day, and it will be cool, in the 50s. when i come back, we'll take a look at yourstrom tracker 4 around the bay 7-did day forecast. >> happening today, hundreds of people expected to show up apt san francisco's mission district. this is day when people ditch their cars and fill the streets for biking, be dancing, and kids activities. this year value enseia street will be shut did down to traffic between 26th and the hub plaza. today's sunday street goes from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 in the afternoon, and

keep in mind, it's also a pet friendly east. >> the oakland police department partnering with a mobile safety app. department says it will be bring real time community policing to the city. the app is called alert 360, and allows users to instantly get alerts about nearby emergencies. this app will simultaneously called 911 when an alert is generated, and users can submit information about what they saw to first responders. human trafficking is considered an epidemic in the u.s., and there's a concern that the problem might get worse here in the bay area. as we get closer to the super bowl. you know, the super bowl is coming here to levi stadium next year, and with it cops a lot of fanfare, but also a lot more people here in the bay

area, which increases the probability of human trafficking, which means the trade of humans solely for the purpose of sex or forced labor. >> the bulk of my exploitation occurred in this region in the south bay. >> reporter: liia, the founder of the sacramento bay organization bridges dream that supports sex trafficking survivors like herself. >> i came from a fairly significantly abusive background, and ran away from home like so many young people do. was victimized by the commercial sex industry as a juvenile, and lost hope in the process. of course lost hope in humanity. >> but all bright bird made it through with help from the speakers. >> we know that anytime there's a big sports event like the super bowl, we're going to see human trafficking. >> and nancy o'malley says her

office is doing everything it can to fight against human trafficking. >> in 2006, i created a unit just to focus on human trafficking, and so far we have prosecuted over 450 human traffickers with an 82% conviction rate. >> all children are vulnerable to internet predators, and that's how a lot of kids are being key recruited in the commercial sex trade right now. >> if you're planning to come to our city and buy children for sex, we're coming after you. and still ahead on kron 4 weekend, super typhoon inner uel is churning off the coast of the philippines.

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newscast, kron 4 is going to show you at 9:30 tonight. it's the first episode of the back story. here is taste. >> this ain't my first rodeo. i'll make the deadline. >> so this is a cross-shot against, but this time -- >> we'll start here, and look over. all right? >> okay. so then i look at tam, she hands off the baton. >> two, one -- >> that's a short clip of the back story. you can watch the full episode here on kron 4 tonight at 9:30. still ahead, we'll have the weather forecast for mother's day, and also take this live look outside. this time around, the approach to the bay bridge, you can see overcast skies still in the east bay. we're expecting a nice day in livermore later today with highs reaching 75. right now it's 54. we'll be right back.

strong winds and high waves pounding northeastern philippines, as super typhoon noul churns just offshore. typhoon noul has winds of 115 miles an hour. gusts of 136 miles a an hour. forecasts say it's expected to make landfall sometime this afternoon or evening. mine while, here in the bay area, it's the same ol' same ol'. >> that's right. looking at cloudy conditions this morning, a gray start out there, but don't let the clouds keep you from celebrating mother days. we will see more sunshine in the afternoon for most locations. cloudy skies, and because of the low visibility, we do have some delays this morning, averaging roughly just over 30 minutes due to the low visibility, but no problems for

oakland and san jose airports. a live look at the bay bridge approach to the toll plaza. we are seeing cloudy skies out here, and keep in mind, traffic will be a little heavier on the bay bridge because of the closure, san mateo for that bridge work. here is a look at your oakland planner for today. so we are going to see the clouds clearing out partially for the afternoon, under partly to mostly sunny conditions. we're only getting up to 63. that's our peak temperature, which means it will be pretty cool in oakland, westerly winds 5 to 10 miles per hour, but should be overall a pretty pleasant day, just not all that warm. right now in san francisco, 53. san jose and concord and livermore in the mid-50s. santa rosa, good morning to you. you're at 54 degrees. here is look at your peninsula forecast. if you're at the coast, places like ocean beach, pacifica, it

will stay cool and cloudy today. so bundle up if you're taking mom out there for lunch or just to celebrate the holiday, but i think san mateo should see partial clear be, partly to mostly sunny conditions. it will be pretty comment a little warmer for places like almond valley. 77 is the temperature today at 3:00 p.m. our peak high. 73 in santa clara and san jose. if you're heading over to the giants game with mom, here is look at your baseball forecast. playing the marlins once again. the first pitch at 1:05, expecting cool, cloudy, and breezy conditions. it will only be in the upper 50s, so definitely layer up. and we can see some strongerrer gusts. so you definitely want to bring out the sweaters and there's no and everything you've got. here is look at your storm tracker 4 seven-day. tomorrow and tuesday will will be a little cooler. the winds will pick up. and then on wednesday and thursday, we did do see some

changes coming through. i think potentially by thursday and for friday and saturday, by the end of the week, we'll see more clouds, and also a slight chance for some rain. those next three days by the end of the workweek. so it's still a few days out. we'll keep you posted on rain chances and also rain amounts. right now, it looks like this will be a slit chance. >> take a look at this. video of two men who were climbing the world's second tallest building. this video has gone viral. they successfully climbed a new financial center in southern china which is nearly 2,000 feet tall. it is part of their project called "on the roofs," which is dedicated to urban exploration. they have scaled a number of landmarks, including the shanghai tower. wow. what a few view. san francisco full of restaurants as you know, but there's only one like the old school cafe.

it's just off of third street in the bay view district. it is a supper club style restaurant run by young people between the ages of 16 to 22. these kids come in ating rick, and leave ready to take on the world. we have more in a segment we call 25 and under. >> the food is fabulous. we have some of the best young chefs in san francisco right here. >> gave me a place to believe and a place to where i could put my energy into my growth. >> i think old school gives the community hope. >> reporter: the moody, dark, 1940s supper club deck and the name are really the only things here which are old. this restaurant is run by young people learning a new way of life. it's very busy right now, as it is in any san francisco restaurant about an hour before opening time, except for one thing, the young people who are running this kitchen.

so let's go over to the hotline. danny, 17 years old, be terrell 20. hey. go over to the cone line. and over in the dish pit, we've got 16-year-old melvin, with nick, the other manager. >> i'm the founder and director here at old school. >> reporter: teresa goins was a corrections officer working with kids when she decided she needed to do more. >> we young men i worked with in law enforcement that were the inmates were the ones that inspired me to try to break the cycle of recidivism. >> they get life skills here. these kids learn how to do everything. so it's more than just the restaurant. it's a school. reporter: and they do do better. these three are all heading to college. desiree has been here since 2008. >> i was drinking, getting into

a lot of trouble, stealing, robbing, home invasions, and then i came to old school. >> before i was here, i was pretty lost. i was trying to find my own truth in the streets. >> i feel old school for this community means change. >> some of these kids have been in jail, in foster homes, on the street, involved in gangs, drugs, crime, weapons, and more. but also school cafe isen on oh as say of hope in a neighborhood that needs a lot more of it. >> that sign that you see there is a sign that hangs above the front door, which says it all, enter as strangers, leave as friends. the old school cafe has received national awards and recognition, but it needs local support to succeed, so they're encouraging local customers are all around the bay area to come in and have a great meal. maybe even more mother's day. coming up, we're going to take a look at the big stories wife been following for you this morning. we'll have that when we come back, but first let's take this

live look outside. still overcast conditions at the golden gate bridge, but the clouds are lifting just a bit. we'll be right back. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle.

recapping the stories wife been working on for you this morning. work continues on the san mateo bridge. that bridge will remain closed in both directions until 5:00 tomorrow morning. the bridge will also be closed on memorial day weekend. >> some n sports, it was all memphis in game 3 of the warriors and grizzlies play-off series with the grizzlies taking a 2-1 lead with the win last night. golden state did make it close near the end after trailing by as many as 19, but lost 99-89.

three people have been arrested after two police officers were shot and killed in hattiesburg, mississippi, the incident began as a routine traffic stop about 8:30 last night. that's when police say shots were fired. both officers died a at the hospital early this morning. two brothers and a woman were take been into custody for the shooting. they are the first hattiesburg officers to die in the line of duty in 30 years. a family of black bears gave tourists a bit of of a scare in montana this weekend. the tourists were trying to get a close-up look at mama bear and her cubs, but got a little too close, and the bears started running towards them. the tourists did make a few mistakes. first of all, they should have not run away, because that triggers the bears predator instinct. also they add vised to stay at least 100 yards away from a bear. that's something that these tourists obviously did not do.

and on this mother's day, want to take time out to recognize and honor mom, and you can do that, too, by going to our website, kron4.com. rewe have a slide i show going from people who are sharing their photos with us. you can post your photos to our facebook and twitter pages, or send them to breaking news at kron4.com. >> and here is one last look at your forecast. over this mother's day, pretty nice for most locations. inland spots, highs in the mid- 70s this afternoon. the coast will stay cloudy, cool, and breezy, including here officer in the city and san francisco. a cooler windy tomorrow and tuesday, and then marty, you will notice, a chance for some showers arriving later in the week, thursday, friday, and maybe even over the weekend. we'll keep you posted. >> let's hope. have a happy mother's day, everybody. we'll see you next weekend. have a great day. bye-bye.

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