taking their foot off the pedal. >> we mentioned this earlier the warriors did not make free throws down the stretch. anthony davis. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: not taking your foot off the gas pedal if you have a lead. >> the good news is the warriors are well aware of that and the question was brought up earlier. >> reporter: guys talked about it today about how they have to keep their foot on the pedful they get ahead. >> -- pedal if they get ahead. . >> we want to blow the game open. >> i like what happened. i like winning. i like being able to see things on tape that we have to get better with. >> every night it is going going to be a battle.

get a win, excited about that but still a lot of work to be done. >> i think it is good for us. we are upbeat. almost let it go. giving us more motivation today. making sure we focus on what we need to focus on. >> reporter: if you are a warriors fan i think you can take heart in this, i did, they were not psyched up after the first win. they were disappointed, as was the crowd, with the way things closed out in game one. but they did win it. >> we talked about noise, it will be noisier tonight. what you are getting a picture for here is how hard they work. they do this 82 times a year and now we are in the post season. they are working on things. we watched greene shot after shot after shot. they work hard. >> no question. 15 more wins needed. we will talk about free throw

shooting in sports later on. back to you. >> they had problems with the free throws during the first game. talked about this at 5:00 p.m. there are questions about whether the warriors may have piped in fan noise to make the arena louder. but you think there is nothing to that? >> reporter: i don't. it is a serious thing. the falcons in the nfl were guilty of that. they lost a draft pick. i think the warriors fans can rest all the noise is legit. >> reporter: they don't have to do that. this was pre-planned. the warriors are giving out 2,000 mini megaphones to the fans tonight. that was already set for promotional give away. ironic that that is happening tonight. >> reporter: i don't believe they are guilty of anything.

it is all on the up and up. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you. and our ktvu fox 2 news sports department will be live treating -- tweeting, follow them @ktvu sports. police are talking with a person of interest who may have stole an car with a child inside. the boy's mother called 911 when she noticed her car was gone. [ indiscernible ] >> okay. somebody took your car and your son was inside? >> yes. >> how old is your son? >> he is 8. >> the parents of brock guzman say he was inside the car while it was warming up this morning. the parents say they went back inside for 30 seconds and when they came out their car and the child was gone. 4 hours later a resident noticed the missing car outside their home and called police. the boy was still inside the

car asleep and unharmed. >> he woke up, the guy said, he didn't know he was in the car and pulled over. got out. my boy went back to sleep. >> he was reunited with his parents at 9:00 a.m. this morning. police haven't released the name of the person of interest. a college student appeared in court today as a suspect in a string of attempted kidnappings involving teenage girls. police arrested him on thursday. he goes to cal state east bay. he is the man who targeted four teenage girls in recent months. some students were so nervous they started carrying a whistle and pepper spray. >> the school had a safety assembly and told us about it. told us newt walk home by ourselves, stay in groups. stay off our phones. >> police say they searched the suspect's home and found a nit

hat and a toy gun that was used. he is due back in court tomorrow to enter a plea. new at 6:00 p.m. problems for a computer researcher who was trying to board a flight to san francisco after united took issue with his tweets about airline security. in his tweets he talked about hacking into a flight's computer and that caught the attention of federal agents. ktvu's david stevenson spoke with him about the incident and how he says it highlights a bigger issue. >> reporter: it is the type of amenity passengers grown to expect. technology and wifi access. but pointing out vulnerables in the systems was enough to get him in trouble with united airlines. . >> i am on the plane. looking that entertainment system and i am aware i can go from here and go through several other systems on the plane's netters and get to the

control services -- networks and get to the control services. >> reporter: he questioned whether he could hack into the plane's computers. >> that tweet came because i was looking at one of the flight manuals that we found. >> reporter: police and fbi escorted him off the plane, questioned him. on saturday security stopped him from boarding a flight to san francisco. the airline released a statement, a clear violation of united policy, we decided it is in the best interest of customers and crew members that he not be allowed to fly united. >> we think it is a over reaction. he is a security researcher well between the the fbi and to

-- known to the fbi. . >> they wanted to see what he is claiming if he can or cannot do. >> reporter: he says he should have taken more time before sending the original tweet but he hopes it will spur a closer look at security. david stevenson, ktvu fox 2 news. a man appeared in court in washington, d.c. today accused of jumping a white house fence last night. the secret service says the 54- year-old jerome hunt made it 10- 15 feet on to the lawn of the white house. he pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor unlawful entry. he was released and he told reporters he didn't mean any harm. group of university of california students traveled to sacramento today to demand their voices be heard about possible tuition hikes. >> the students say they are concerned about a 5% increase in their tuition and they want

governor jerry brown and janet napolitano to include them in their talks about the increase and funding for education. one sophomore says she works two jobs, taken out loans and her mother's 401(k) is gone. >> so to see it increase again, would mean so much more hardship for my family, especially because i have a younger brother who is starting college. for so many other families. >> the students challenged lawmakers to provide more money for higher education so it could be affordable to them and their families. nurses at five northern california hospitals are getting ready for a strike on april 30. it is part of a larger effort involving three other california hospitals as well as a hospital in chicago. they say they are calling calling to focus on staff

issues. it will effect sutter health facilities and santa rosa hospital, mills peninsula hospital. breast cancer cases could increase 50% over the next 15 years according to research released today. much may be because women are living longer and there are other factors too. ktvu's john fowler has this story. >> reporter: right now 1-8 women will get a diagnosis of breast cancer. in a decade it could be 1-6. >> it alarms me because my mother last year was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> it is shocking. i have several friends that had breast cancer. some recovered and some have not recovered. >> reporter: researchers used a model predicting more women will be living longer. >> as the population ages and we live longer you are likely

to see more cancers. other cancers as well. >> reporter: she says a glimmer of good news is breast cancers in older women are more often er positive tumors which rely on estrogen to treat. she says this study is a call to action for better screening and for women to pay closer attention to changes in their bodies bodies and exercise but she says something in the environment has been triggering increasing rates of breast cancer for decades. doctors say till science understands the triggers and how to block them, we will continue to see more stories like this. john fowler, ktvu fox 2 news. today is 4/20 4/20 and today we look at the politics

of pot. after the break the push to legalize the drug. >> plus one water agency's new campaign to conserve water during the drought. >> tracking the cool down. it will get cooler and a chance for sprinkles in the 5 day. >> a look at the bridge, the commute direction on the left. east. heavy. heading west not bad. >> and a live picture right now. on interstate 880 in oakland. near the oracle arena. you can see no traffic trouble there tonight. tip-off is 7:30 p.m. back with more in just a moment.

today is april 2 or 4/20, a day pot smokers consider a holiday. sky fox was over head at 4:20 this afternoon at the peak of the 4/20 celebration. you can see thousands of people there lighting up on hippy hill at san francisco golden gate park and on this 4/20 people who support making american legal in california are trying to highlight their cause. >> if they have their way next year you will vote on whether to legalize use of the drug in california. ktvu's noelle walker has the story new at 6:00 p.m. [ music playing ] the hades over hippy hill is -- haze over hippy hill, it is 4/20. thousands gathered for the one day tradition. >> you get a social high. you get high from the

experience even. you know what i mean? >> reporter: there is strength in numbers. >> our gay marriage moment. people are coming out of the closet. >> reporter: leading the charge to put recreational use of marijuana on the ballot in california in 2016. she executive chancellor at a university that teaches people the business of growing cannabis. the idea is growing in acceptance. >> seeing that in the polls, main street and on wall street too. >> reporter: a poll showed 53% favor recreational use of marijuana. that is up from 32% in 2006. 23 states already legalize marijuana in some form but only four allow recreational use. california would be the largest state to allow it if it passed. >> it is the largest cash crop

in california. the question is, by whom, to whom. >> reporter: she has to fight the stoner image. >> once folks realize it is not just stupid stoners that it is the soccer moms, it is professionals, folks that are too smart to talk about it. >> reporter: waiting to see how voters right reap them. voters failed in 2010 but they believe this time will be different. in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu fox 2 news. california law enforcement may have a new tool in getting drunk drivers off the roads. it uses a samplal of saliva and shows if there are drugs in the driver's system. a law maker authored a bill that would allow law enforcement agencies to use that device. . >> disheartening to share the worse news possible that their

loved one has been stolen because of this decision making. when you experience that it changes you. >> the device tests for several drugs including marijuana, cocaine and methamphetamine. critics say it could target people with legal prescriptions which would show up on the tests. more about our weather now. cooler and cloudier today. bill in the weather center. is that the trend for the week? >> i think it is. what we had today is what we will see this week. a slow burn off. cloudy this morning, concord, walnut creek. the fog and low clouds along the coast push inland tonight. we have stuff off the mountains here. clouds. this is coming -- this is coming this way. a low-pressure system is starting to spin.

you will see that. here is the fog. the inversion, the depth is up there. 1500 feet. over the hills on the strong winds. it is doing what it does. blowing 32 miles per hour out of fairfield. it is breezy. we convenient see a pattern this robust in a while. the forecast or the temperatures, oranges, the heat, the hot colors, warm colors pushed east. that happens again tomorrow and wednesday too. here we will go through a couple days. monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. here we are tomorrow morning. look at all the fog and low clouds. you wake up, sacramento, burns off slow. you warm up. like today. 50s along it coast. mid-60s around the bay. you find had 70s in the warmest

inland bay valleys. tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m. tomorrow afternoon, looks like today. wednesday morning. like today. wednesday afternoon. like today. here we are thursday. different than today. you will see showers in the mountains and a chance of a shower here and san jose on thursday afternoon. the pattern is one of coolness and moistness through the next few days. 77 clear lake. 75 vacaville. that is the hot spot. 72 brentwood. 60s and low 70s. along the coast, 50s. that is where they stay the next couple days. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view slightly unsettled -- chance of a sprinkle. nothing really substantial. but with that said, unsettled like today, through thursday.

friday, saturday and sunday gets better. i would love to get one big half inch rainfall. just for my lawn. >> not looking like that. >> i was hoping this might do it but i don't think it will come together. the winds have been robust. [ talking at the same time ] >> last week was windy. >> pollens too. >> thank you. san francisco water managers kicked off a campaign to cut water use. free signs proclaiming brown is the new green. officials want to keep the public focused on saving water and encouraging everyone to learn thew cut back at home and at work. tip-off for the warriors is an hour away. >> reporter: an hour till tip- off here. you see the warriors get ready for it. you will have a report and the sharks make a big move as well. sports in a couple minutes.

now to the news room, gasia mikaelian with a look at what we are working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. >> at 7:00 p.m. southwest facing a wrongful death lawsuit, how it is tied to a bay area flight and a star involved in a lawsuit that is raising right to life concerns. we are working on these stories and more coming up tonight at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36.first

we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all

tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any? boston strong. forever. [ laughter ] >> with a cheer of encouragement runners took off this morning on their run along the san francisco water front. today they were running for the boston marathon victims and survivors. it was held in boston today but

those who couldn't be there did so on a shorter run. two years after the deadly bombing attacks in boston. back now to oracle arena, game two an hour away between the warriors and the pelicans. mark ibanez, joe fonzi inside. is it filling up? anybody there yet? >> reporter: we were talking about that the energy level you can feel it coming on. the saturday affair, warriors could have won by more. they had something that was annoying the fans. [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: when the pelicans caught them the warriors got cold from the free-throw line. missed 13. shot 61%. thompson missed two in a row. >> reporter: 13 total missed free throws. 8 in the 4th quarter. warriors very well aware of

that. andrew bogut addressed that. >> we shot the ball pretty badly. [ indiscernible ] >> one of those games, nerves, playoffs. yeah, didn't cost us the game thankfully. if >> reporter: all right. there are other things going on in sports in the south bay. the sharks, missed the playoffs for the first time in a long time dismissed their coach, calling it mutual. [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: heard that before. the winningest coach in their history -- [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: they figure the change had to be made when they didn't make the playoffs and the bay area lost a sports icon today, former 49er great and nfl hall of famer bob st. clair

passed. >> reporter: one of the most distinguished ever members of it 49ers. stayed in the bay area. we have time to stay, trivia fact about a great man. >> reporter: this will probably never be equaled. played high school, college is professional games on the same home field. you will never see that again. >> reporter: will be missed in the bay area sporting community. you know, talk about this game tonight, game 2 of the series, we will be all over it. joe doing the post game interviews, highlights. fans hoping there are lot of them and hope they can get a lead, keep it. >> reporter: i think it will be a different story line this time. if you are the pelicans you don't want to go out 0-2. >> reporter: warriors looking to go two up. for joe fonzi, i am mark ibanez, back to you. >> tip-off at 7:30 p.m.

thank you. and coming up at 10:00 p.m. police officers with cams. we see the technology in action and ask who has control of the video. that story tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us tonight. good night. >> see you later.

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