is back home this morning. big night for seth curry and the warriors. one win away for sweeping of the pelicans. it's all ahead. that was quite a comeback. >> we didn't get to see it though, we were sleeping. welcome to morning onto. it is friday april 24. >> happy friday everybody. it's get your day started with the weather and traffic. are we expecting some rain? >> tomorrow. the breezes that appear. it's going to be cooler today. partly sunny, partly cloudy. take your pick there. there will be a mix of sun and

clouds but the trees has really cracked up. a mix of rain and snow up in the sea area -- sierra, we'll take it. the system is still a ways away. it's up yonder. there it is. but it's on its way. it's not a huge deal, but we will see some cloud cover. fortys -- 50s. yesterday was much cooler. but the breezes showing signs of being rather significant again. oakland, gusting 24. fairfield, west of hayward, west of sfo. expect a razor -- rather breezy day. high today day. heightening the 60s. we'll talk about this next system for saturday in about ten minutes. all right, steve, good morning to you. we are looking at a commute for traffic is actually doing really well. as you drive on the east shore freeway. to the toll plaza, it has been a nice a nice try. it's nice and light. there are no major problems there. also, looking at interstate 880 in oakland that the traffic is looking good in both

directions. as you drive past the coliseum. if you are driving south, and take fremont or milpitas it is a good looking drive. ifif you're heading to the city, there is a major road closure a six bought -- block stretch of allison fine is closed as crews work to dig an underground pedestrian tunnel. it's going to remain closed until midnight on sunday. this is video of the first-time cruise shut down van ness to work on cruise two weeks ago. traffic was very congested but not a total disaster. public transit and emergency vehicles will be allowed through the closure when can be -- completed it will connect a hospital and a medical office. another closure is scheduled for the first week in of september. it is 4:02 a.m. topping our news a teenager from cupertino missing since sunday is now safe at home. police say 17-year-old connor sullivan returned late last

night. but they did not go into any further details about what happened. sullivan was last seen at his first period class at monta vista high school, but missed his remaining classes and did not show up for track practice. practice. hundreds of volunteers searched for him near the school and that nearby malls and hospitals. antioch students and parents are being urged to be on the lookout this morning. after an elementary school student said a stranger tried to lure him into a trot. the fifth-grader says that happened yesterday morning. as he was walking to bell shot elementary school. shortly after 8:30 a.m. the school principal sent a letter to parents letting them know about the incident. the principal says the man tried to lure the boy into his truck repeatedly until the boy ran to the school's front gate. the boy describes the stranger as a clean shaven asian man in his 30s, driving a red two-door toyota truck. this is the second incident in the area this week. on monday, a student in brentwood says she was approached by a stranger when she was walking home from school. did you see the game yesterday? we didn't because they were sleeping. we heard about it. the worst -- warriors can sweep

the pelicans out of the playoffs tomorrow night after an incredible comeback win in game three that's unbelievable. super excited. three-pointer sent last night game into overtime. that was after the warriors mounted a 20-point comeback to start the fourth. it ended with a 123 -- 119 victory for our ducks. back here at home, warriors pack grand avenue lounge to watch game three, the warriors dance team even showed up to bring some extra excitement to the party. >> this is the place to watch it with a local crowd. the people of oakland, the people that really supports the warriors. >> i love the warriors. but you have to support local members too. i wouldn't watch it anywhere else but oakland. especially for an away game. >> the lounge or even pay 25%

of your tab when the warriors win a playoff game. i think they'll be paying another part of that tab to show game for tomorrow night. and our coverage of the nba playoffs continues online you will find a section of ktvu.com dedicated to the warriors. just look for the sports tab at the top of the homepage. there was an earthquake off of the northern california coast last night. magnitude 5.5 itmagnitude 5.5 it had about 630 in the evening. it was centered 160 miles off the coast of eureka. nono tsunami danger according to the national tsunami warning center and no damage has been reported. we do have more information about the officer involved shooting in sonoma counting that we brought you live yesterday morning. police say the person shot by sheriff's deputies 46-year-old karen jenks that incident started early yesterday morning when police responded to reports of a car driving in reverse on highway 101 new windsor. police say they try to stop the woman, but she sped away. hitting more than 100 miles per

hour. they say that she exited the freeway, and headed toward sevastopol. at one point she turned into a parking lot and deputies began closing in police say that's when she backed her car into three deputies, knocking him to the ground they opened fire. hitting her multiple time she was taken to the hospital. her condition is not known at this time erie it the three deputies were treated for minor injuries. the time is 406 and we are 406 and we are now learning that a napa man is in a coma after he was beaten during a jewelry store robbery earlier this week. so that is how the community is rallying to help him. >>reporter: a steady stream of customers coming by with concerns. especially for 55-year-old bob porter. he suffered a heart attack while he was being assaulted. >> i started hitting him here. >>reporter: is still vivid for the jewelry store owner. who rescued his clerk on the floor being beaten with pliers.

>> they took him down with his hands like this. this kid just kept going on and on. >>reporter: napa ca is charging a 17-year-old, darrell peters with attempted murder as an adult. along with another 17-year-old. his alleged accomplice. both had run away the night before from a halfway house for an school for troubled youth in nevada city. peters -- peters is from napa valley. >> i thought he had a knife. >>reporter: kent gardella saw the struggle start from his death. >> i hit this button. to alarm -- notify the police. >>reporter: and reach behind his counter for a mandrel. a metal bar used to measure ring size. he used this to be the team -- teenager off his friend. the teams ran empty-handed and were caught in a nearby parking garage. >> my life has been. >>reporter: bob porter is an end medically induced coma has wife

and three grown grandchildren with him. >> we were in the store early afternoon and were greeted by a nice gentleman who cleaned our rings for us. >>reporter: cards and flowers are arriving. along with hundreds of e-mails and facebook post. >> you are such a fantastic person, and i am praying for the best. speeone porter was a baseball star at a napa high and played in the minor leagues. then two seasons with the atlanta braves in the early '80s. later turning to jewelry business. where he is still well known. >> we work very well together. he's easy to get along with. quite humorous at times. he's got a great personality. >> that was deborah reporting. a facebook page has been set up to help the porters go through this ordeal. the bank of napa has also an account established. a stolen cello worth $8,000 and now back with its owner. talking about this this week in san francisco, we say an anonymous person walked into a bar a bar on grant street and the cello to the bartender told

him to give it to police. then he quickly left. officers returned the instrument to a 16-year-old owner in the east bay. police are still looking for a man and woman seen on surveillance photo -- video in san francisco taking the cello from the car. the first people who pre- ordered apple watches should start receiving them today. "nation with its arrival, apple has updated its website to read, the watch is here. some international customers have already reported getting their watches in the mail. they say it was shipped in a long skinny rectangle a long skinny rectangle box that is of course right. apple is only selling the watch online, and not in stores. but some high end boutiques in los angeles tokyo, london,, tokyo, london, paris, berlin and milan are offering them. not here in the bay area. >> no. >> which is odd. 409 is the time, attention muni riders you are in store for some changes. hurting this weekend coming up in 20 minutes we are going to

tell you how service will be different and the impact it will have on thousands of writers. next, they sound like a magic trick, but a bay area company has found a high-tech a high-tech solution to our water shortage. how it says it can pool water from thin air. we are still doing okay for the morning commute. we are off to a decent start as you look at highway 24. we will tell you a little bit more about the east bay commutes. and looks like mother nature will pull some water from thin air, but not until saturday morning. today the breeze is already cracked up. twenty-four -- best to 30.

welcome back, good mornings on two. a bill to protect people who let their lawns turn brown is on their way to the state senate. i know there are homeowners associations in some cities that say people can be fined if they don't water their lawns or keep the grass green. the new graph screen. the new legislation would prohibit those fines. if the bill is passed by the state of semi- yesterday. new construction in palo alto has people concerned about wasting water. >> people that live in the intersection of parker avenue and dual road they have seen watching thousands of gallons of water being flushed down the drain. the spokesman for palo alto public works is peppered -- property owner propping -- pumping water in either land so they can build basements for their future homes. that water is being pumped into drains and eventually ends up in the san francisco bay. the people who live in the area say this is unacceptable especially during a drought. >> every time i turn on the news, every time i open facebook every time i look at twitter, save water, save water.

theythey can pump gallons and gallons in one minute, they don't get a fine for that. >> palo alto public works says about 50 gallons of water a minute is being flushed down the drain. that works out to 72,000 gallons a day. contractors have now placed a vow that each site will have water trucks and sweet street sleepers can be filled with water. the city says that water can only be used for irrigation and not for drinking. in today's made in the bay we are learning about a a local company that found a way to take humidity out of the air. and converted into water. ktvu rob tells us about this company believes this technology could help california during the drought. >> it's a simple concept that sucks the air in. >>reporter: it may look like an ordinary water cooler, but this device can make water out of air. when ferrera is a former professional tennis player and cofounder of eco- blue which makes awt's, or automatic water

generations. he showed us how it works. >> affects the area, we have a condenser which is inside the machine which freezes the wetness or the humidity out of the air. drops it into a lower holding tank in the bottom of the machine. >>reporter: the humidity is run through a series of filters and comes out ready for drinking. one of these makes a gallons a day and it sells for about $1,300. for our says this technology will not solve california's drought, but it could certainly help. the machines produced 2500 gallons of water a day. >> a day. >> we can help. we can make it rain every day. >>reporter: the form is tennis champions in -- champion met yesterday with innovative ways to help -- he says it's impressed by the concept. >> there's not one solution. it's a tremendous problem. but solutions from different places, ideas from different places connected together can really make a huge difference. literally to the lives of hundreds of millions of children children.

>>reporter: ferrera who won eight silver medal for doubles and the olympics as he became interested in the technology after he retired from tennis. he says he is open to the california department history about the wg as a possible solution to replace water in wells but they tell him it's too expensive right now. still, if the drought continues on he says expense of water may be better than no water at all. >> that was robert ross reporting. right now they are powered by electricity which can get expensive but the company is looking at using renewable energy sources. >> if there's a company you'd like to nominate for the made in the bay we have a submission form you can fill out on our website ktvu.com. time now is 4:16 a.m., if you felt an earthquake about 40 minutes ago, there was a 2.5 near soledad that we should tell you about. north northeast of soledad, a little bit of shaking i guess. >> we were just looking at to make sure it's sort of east

southeast -- southeast of carmel valley right along the weather line. we'll be keeping track of that as well. >> there was one up in eureka off the coast of eureka. >> i'm sure that twitter is going to be all over that. nowadays whenever there's something going on thus the first place to go. did someone feel it? are they talking about it? >> we will check while you are doing traffic. with go out and take a look at what we have now. the morning commute looks decent. we're starting off at highway 24, it's a nice-looking drive. you have a little time. i think today. stick around because it's very light drive between walnut creek and oakland. and also between concord and walnut creek are still doing very well. well. also, looking at the 880 freeway traffic is looking good. i want to mention that the bay bridge toll plaza is light getting into san francisco. there have been no major delays . and, i believe that we are looking at the south bay maps now. traffic is moving along nicely. as you drive throughout the santa clara valley.

4:17 a.m. let's go to stephen the weather center. we do have a rather blustery windy pattern we are anticipating we're anticipating a friend coming in late tonight and tomorrow. we will get a mix of sun and clouds today. look at that, there you go. not only that already some rain in the sierra nevada and some mix of snow. a changeable pattern here in april. sfo best to 30. hold onto your hat there. hayward at 12. you can see the system already crew enhancing rapidly over the north. look up in sierra i know it's not a huge deal, but there is 32 and trucking. they are saying light rain -- tahoe has rain, but i would think that would turn to snow here pretty quick. this is our system for tomorrow. increasing clouds throughout the day, tonight into tomorrow. pretty good thunderstorms erupted yesterday. it has been really active up in the mountains. west of 12 -- west of 16 testing 220 fort oakland airport. breezes kicking up. fiftys on the tens will pick

pick -- check into the few upper 40s. i'm sure there's arty a couple there. fiftys widespread, there's that 32 are tracking reporting. forty-three arcata, 53 monterey. forty-nine watertown. finally it's stick and say it's been there for two days. i haven't seen not. there goes the loan southern california moving out getting bumped out by the system to the north. that's the system that is going to plan our weather later today. tonight and into saturday morning with some light rain. not a lot. maybe a tenth of an inch to a half inch expected today, clouds windy at times highs in the 60s. to the east and south. rain saturday morning, and then clear in the afternoon. but for the saturday rain, early, make plans. after that it will clear out. sierra could be about six -- 12 inches maybe a foot and some of the higher peaks. we like it. because we need it. i know it's coming on saturday. partly sunny and windy cooler below normal temps patchy

clouds and some high mid-level clouds. sixtys -- 50s for most. there will be some very low 70s, but not too many. and then we will have that rain and cloud cover coming in tonight. it will be a cool day on saturday. we were rebound very fast by monday could be back in the 80s for inland areas. >> steve has warned me that he has a tennis lesson soon. >> so he can be caiano -- >> even more when we play tennis next time. >> the mac unbelievable. i've been trying to prop you up as the next wayne ferreira as you saw, i'm impressed on wayne for air. >> really cool idea. i was just checking out their site on twitter, also. >> he did get a silver in doubles. that's quite an comp. accomplishment. >> think you, steve. well, it is day two of the lpga's swinging skirts a tournament at lake process golf preset golf club in a familiar name is at the top of the leaderboard. last year's champion, leah coe leads the field that under -- five under. she turns 18 today. one stroke ahead of three other

golfers including julie inkster, inkster started off strong yesterday with six birdies in her first ten holes. michelle weave of effort further -- further back at plus three, paula cramer who was born in mountain view had a really rough day. second to last place right now with a score of plus ten. all right 4:21 a.m. time for turning a new smart phone app the technology now in one east bay city that can alert you moments before a red light changes to green. and next. a horrifying and to a high a high school performance after the break. also the terrifying moment that turned the musical into mayhem.

time now is 4:23 a.m., and a huge crowd watched in horror as a stage collapsed in indiana high school just north of indianapolis. injuring more than a dozen students. authorities say that stage gave way last night during the final number of the musical. at least 12 students were injured, one critically. parents could be heard screaming for their kids, as they rushed to the stage. it's not clear what caused the stage to collapse. we have some new information now about a fire a fire in fresno that critically injured a firefighter. a fresno woman has now been interested after she --

arrested after she admitted to starting a fire. look at the dramatic video that shows him falling through the roof of a burning building, that went viral. he'd suffered second and third degree burns about 65% of his body. officials say the suspect would face six -- seven years in prison. if found guilty. doctor oz is responding to critics who say he lacks credibility as a physician for promoting quack treatments for financial gain. >> i know i've irritated some potential allies in our quest to make america healthy. to matter our disagreements freedom of speech, is the most fundamental right we have as americans. and these ten doctors, are trying to silence that right. >> this was an excerpt from yesterday show, taped show, taped in response to a letter sent last week by a group of doctors to columbia university. they are asking the school to remove the tv dr. from the school's faculty. dr. oz also said during the show, that he never promotes treatments for his own financial gain.

and that his goal is too provide his viewers with the best, most current information multiple points of view, and diverse opinions. in a separate opinion article doctor oz also said i expect, and respect of, and respected the criticism of colleagues who struggle with my approach. i try to improve the show accordingly. oz has received criticism before over controversial statements including, endorsing a dietary supplement unregulated by the fda. our own tori campbell will talk live with doctor oz later on mornings on two, that interview is scheduled to be at 7:15 a.m. it will also be live streamed on ktvu.com. ellen powell may have to pay $1 million in court fees. after losing a sex discrimination lawsuit against her former employer. last month a jury ruled against her not guilty of gender bias in retaliation. the firm has the right to recover legal fees kleiner

perkins is now offering powe a deal. they will wave the court cost if she decides not to appeal. she has not said what she will do. time is 4:26 a.m. and east bay couple caught after robbing a man they met online. and just eight minutes the reason police believe there may be other victims. good morning, we are looking at a commute where traffic is actually still doing very well. this is a live look at 280 in san jose. we are off to a good start. the weather is off to a windy start, in fact dust already about 30 miles an hour. it is going to be a cooler day. but what about rain, it's on the way. we will tell you when.

hi there. [ laughter ] welcome back to mornings on 2. keep in mind we do start at 4:00 a.m.. >> we have a lot of people can us early. >> it is friday, april 24th i'm

brian flores. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. i want to start with l. you say it's pretty windy out there. >> laura hernandez says 4:00, i'm with you. >> thank you laura. >> i'm hearing from a lot of people on twitter and facebook honestly they are up. they have a long commute. they have to get work done. thank so we're not alone. >> it is windy out there. gusts already at 30. if you are heading to the airports maybe to head out of town, hang on to your hat or whatever because it's pretty blustery out there. westerly breeze although southerly at san jose. a mix offering -- mix of rain or snow. our system will be an early saturday morning. it will give us some rain and then it will be out of here. for the sierra things are kind of active. light rain