>> i cut my hair off to take shorter showers. >> the massive air base tank filled with drinking water. six weeks ago three critical locks were cut. >> the lock was cut. >> reporter: an alarm sounded. the tank was taken offline and they tested the auditor. >> there were -- the water. >> there were no contaminations. >> reporter: but as a precaution they decided to drain the tank. 900,000 gallons of water over four days gone. >> they shoot have drained it. -- they shouldn't have drained it, no. >> i hate to second guess the experts but they tested it and said it was okay. >> reporter: the gm said they tried to repsychothal water -- repsychothal water but --

recycle the water but there was nowhere to put it. customers are asked to volunteery conserve 20%. the water district said the number one priority is water quality. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. you might recall portland had to declare a reservoir tainted after a man urinated in it. surveillance cameras spotted him doing it and they had to drain the tank. it is another hot day in the bay area, especially in the east bay. temperatures hovered around 90 degrees on this first day of may. jack london scare, it was -- square it was a bit cooler. our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the hottest spots. >> we had highs yesterday and a

few records broken today. livermore, there is the record, 95 degrees today. san rafael 91. concord as well. temperatures inland warmer today than yesterday. coastal areas a little cooler. here are the rest of the temperatures throughout the bay area. 93 antioch. 91 fairfield. san francisco 84 degrees today. the cooler has begun. look at the flags downtown, they are blowing on shore. cool moist air headed our way. i will detail those for you when i come back after the break. happening now, may day rallies around the bay area today as labor unions, and workers take to the streets. >> in san francisco people are marching right now through the mission. a live look at 16th and mission street. you can see all the people out there. labor unions and workers are

protesting and giving pleas from the steps of city hall on this may day. they called for more rights for workers. ktvu's noelle walker is live in san jose where the may day rally brings out a lot of people calling for immigration reform. >> they just arrived here at city hall after marching from east san jose through the streets of san jose to city hall. i think we have news chopper 2 -- we can show you how they filled the plaza here in front of san jose city hall. it is generally -- international workers rights day is general asky what may day is -- generally what may day is. people talking about immigration reform. we talked to two young boy whose found out yesterday their mother has been deported back

to mexico. they have been a scattered to the wind with friends and family. i heard that story or similar stories over and over again from people who are undocumented and here in the rally or who have family members forcing deportation. very focused on immigration rights. in an election year politics is probably not going to do much with immigration reform during an election year. they put it on the back burner but it is simmering here in san jose and it seems in some places waiting to boil over. this day is about both immigration rights and bonding together. this is also about celebrating different cultures and workers rights. they are gathed here at city

hall -- gathered here at city hall. they are getting ready for one of many rallies. they are getting ready to rally again here at san jose, it is just starting right now. reporting live in san jose, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> may day was fist celebrated as a spring holiday, then in 1986 it marked the day workers demanded the start of an 8 hour work day. at that time a lot of people were working 10 to 15 hours a day. and international workers day around the world and used to be linked to socialism. police made a second arrest in connection with a deadly shooting three years ago. he is now in custody for the killing. police say another suspect was arrested last october. he was killed in 2011 outside a

market in oakland. this arrest is one of six arrests by oakland police in 7 days. the other five arrests are connected to a total of four unrelated killings. officers are continuing their investigation in hopes of bringing closure to the victim's families. a man described as a troubled war veteran is charged in two kidnappings in which one victim crashed her car to get away while the other escaped after being driven to a remote town. ktvu's robert handa is live outside the courthouse and we hear from the suspect's father. robert? >> reporter: after today's proceedings you can see a interesting legal battle shaping up. the man accused man accused made his first appearance here and watching his behavior today and after talking with his father, it could center around

the man's mental health. cameras were not allowed in where kenneth middlebrook was charged. the charges are for the two kidnapping attempts on sunday. one of a 61-year-old woman and a 19-year-old san jose woman, daniela alvarez who talked with ktvu about kenneth middlebrook's actions after she agreed to drive him to his father's house. >> he like attacks me. so he like holds my arms tight and i scream and then he starts choking me and i am like i am screaming louder, he is like, puts his hands on my face and says shut up, get in the trunk. >> is this complicated legal case? >> hard to tell at this time. we reviewed the police reports. >> reporter: his father says his son is a traumatized iraq war veteran and wants the court

to get him care and not put him behind bars. >> my son is mentally sick. he needs help. my fear is they will send him to prison where he will become worse than he is now. >> reporter: kenneth middlebrook is due in court may 7. he is held in jail on $331,000 bail. through his attorney he declined our request to be interviewed. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. university of california at berkeley is among 55 colleges accused of mishandling sexual assault complaints. they released a list of schools they are investigating. 31 students at university of california at berkeley filed a complaint against the school sparking the investigation. we talked to one of the students today. >> i know so many survivors and i will see people i know who are perpetrators. >> in a statement the university said much has been

down to strengthen how the campus handles these issues but we understand there is always room for improvement. here is a look at the other colleges and universities facing the investigation. among the other california schools named usc, ox dendal and butte glen community college. harvard, princeton are also on the list. new numbers released by the defense department show a jump in the number of military sexual assaults. 5,000 reports of sexual assault last year. that is a 50% jump compared to the year before. u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel say it isn't the result of more sexual assaults. he says they reflect more service members reporting the crime. he ordered six new initiatives, including it get more male victims to come forward and a review of alcohol policies. the senate approved legislation to eliminate the

words man and woman from california's legal definition of marriage. he says the bill removes language from the family code and it brings it into compliance with new state laws on marriage. it calls for gender neutral language. the bill passed with all but two republicans. california's work place safety agency slapped tesla with a fine related to an incident that left three workers injured last year. they failed to ensure a press was maintained in sape operating conditions. work -- safe operating conditions. workers suffered burns. they plan to appeal the fines. 400 elementary school have been named california

distinguished schools and some of the schools are in the bay area. contra costa county has 24 schools. for the first time they were recognized. 22 schools in alameda county were honored. the state department of -- u.s. department of education recognizes schools every year for narrowing the gap. two dogs on the loose attack two people on their morning walk. the attack that prompted a shelter in place and the weapon police used to subdue one of the dogs. >> residents bracing to pay more for the water they use. the one thing you can do to fight a rate hike and what it takes to win.

new at 6:00 p.m. water rates going up but there

is something to keep that from happening. we have seen a number of rate increases and more are on the way. ktvu's tom vacar is live at the reservoir with what he found out that consumers could do to contest rates they feel are excessive. tom. >> community spirit can save a lot of water but cash, now that effects hearts and minds. >> the water agencies get less revenue when customers conserve. some want higher rates to off set that. under california law if they want to raise rates for any reason written protests from 50% of customers kills the increase. they are not required to say that to customers. our survey shows half don't.

even though they are seeking a 35% increase it is telling their customers they could kill it. >> we think it is good public policy to know. >> makes me upset. because the rates are high and we are conserving our water. >> if more than half protest the city would be soon bankrupt. >> the only option is the general fund would have to pick up the difference. >> reporter: they [ indiscernible ] customers who cut usage by 35% could see their bill go down a little bit. if not -- >> they will see a $20 permonth increase. -- per month increase. >> california is getting tapped out. >> 6-7 years are below normal

to critically dry. >> reporter: consumers who might want to exercise that power should be careful. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. a san jose woman accused of stabbing her baby was arraigned today from her hospital bed. the 23-year-old is being held at a hospital. her arraignment was postponed for medical reasons. she suffers from depression. she did not enter a plea. officers found her holding the lifeless body of her son on saturday at a livermore park. two loose dogs in a neighborhood this morning are in the custody of animal service officers. police say two dogs viciously attacked two people walking their dogs in a neighborhood. they say the dogs attacked two

small dogs first and then when the owner tried to protect them he bit him. another woman reported she was bit repeatedly in the face, hand and ankle by both dogs. >> these dogs are eating my dogs and now me. >> police say elementary school wept into lock down while they rounded up the dogs. they were able to catch the lab. the dogs are now in a bite quarantine with possible fines for the owner. the owner is upset and claims someone let the dogs out. an autopsy confirmed the pilot of the plane that crashed died of multiple blunt force injuries. the 33-year-old david everett plumb was piloting the plane when it crashed mid-air into another plane and plunged into the bay on sunday. the body was recovered yesterdays as they hoisted the

plane out of the water. it was a conclusion, today's final sierra nevada snow pack wasn't expected to go well. officials found more dirt than snow today. you can see there wasn't anything to measure. the water content is 18% of normal. what should it look like? take a look at this survey in 2011 at this moment. snow covering the ground at this station. it has been dry the last two years. >> little bit of snow that is scattered is the result of the storm last friday and prior to that, that snow would not have been here. this whole year has been a bummer in terms of water supply. >> the sierra nevada snow pack normally provides a 3rd of the water for farms and city. www.ktvu.com has a section to keep you up to date on the

drought conditions and water restrictions under hot topics on the home page. another look at the high temperatures from today. records out there. it was hot. it is not as hot tomorrow. enjoy what we had because temperatures next couple days drop off. concord 93. 91 in san rafael. the reason for the drop is the clouds moving in. these are in the upper atmosphere. what happens is the winds start going, they already are, and that cools us off. ushers the marine air in. the valleys stay warm to hot tomorrow. the most significant cooling is at the coast tomorrow. you can see that here. big heat. current temperatures in the valleys. cooler along the coast. tomorrow night at this time we will see patchy coastal fog. these are the wind arrows

showing the wind direction. most everybody is going onshore. 20 miles per hour sustained through the gap, san francisco airport. pushing cooler air into the inland bay valleys. comfortable sleeping night tonight. outside the geats 54 degrees. -- gates 54 degrees. cool marine air. you can see this picture on the bay, see the bumps, that is the ripples from the wind. all day. last few days. now the winds are coming. that is a environmental cue things are changing. the high pressure gives us our last hot day today. around the bay and coast, temperatures cool and by saturday and sunday inland temperature comes down as well. the big trend is for cooling. does it get cold? no. just not 90s like last couple

days. like we will see tomorrow, vacaville, 90 degrees. 90 in pittsburg. hot inland. around the bay, 78 oakland. 78 alameda. classic heat way. heat wave. not really a heat wave. tomorrow night we will see fog, temperature comes down. the five-day forecast, no rain. bay area weekend, next week as well. things back off on the heat. good run while we had it. air quality was getting sketchy today. this will help the air quality as well. >> we will feel it tomorrow. >> thank you. >> thank you. players from both teams are warming up for game six of the playoffs but the warriors may have found extra incentive to stay of elimination -- stave off elimination. we will have a live report. female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event

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excitement is building for the warriors. they have to pull it off tonight. >> yep. lose or go home as they say and the drama with the clippers over shadowed issues with regards to the golden state

warriors and their coaching situation. fred inglis is live to set up this could be decisive game six. fred? >> reporter: this place is starting to get warmed up. everybody has that loud and proud warriors t-shirts out there on their seats. 17,900 fans expected here again. it will be a sell out. lot less drama. i saw a lot of cop cars outside. but earlier today at the shoot around the team appeared loose and mark jackson was happy. two of jackson's assistance were fired or demoted. mark zackson is not get -- jackson is not getting along with jerry west. all these negatives around the warriors. fuels speculation jackson may be fired if golden state

warriors lose tonight. >> i hope that is not the situation. i love playing for coach jackson. he is a great mentor. good coach. great friend. so, you know, we are playing to win. playing to win for him. playing to win for the fans and us. so, you know, i don't want to think about that. we want to add pressure to us but also we want to play as hard and win for us. >> reporter: steph curry needs to be the good steph curry. gave 5 he took just 10 shots. last time he was here he scored 17 points in the 1st quarter. game 5 he scored 17 the entire game. >> thank you. yeah. steph curry has to be a

superstar and act like one tonight and push it on to a game 7. >> after the sharks lost yesterday we can't have another loss tonight. >> couldn't take it. giants and a's are off tonight. tonight at 10:00 p.m. bandannas, guns, the robby of a stoerthat rattle the e-- store that rattle the employees. -- rattled the employees is on the 10:00 p.m. news. >> thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 news. see you tonight. >> goodnight. [doorbell rings]

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