there is a little drizzle but mainly tonight and tomorrow and saturday. early saturday. some people may wake up and go the rain is gone. because it will be late tonight and tomorrow. it's on its way. windy and cooler for most. we have a lot -- he said took the dogs out. pretty good drizzle here and most people are writing and saying there is a pretty good breeze here

of 50s. cooler day will arrive later tonight and tomorrow. and today partly sunny, windy and cooler. 50s and 60s by the coast. below normal temps. will we rebound on these temps? well yeah i will show you that coming up in ten minutes. here is sal with an update on your early morning traffic. the commute not bad.

i have to say there is a little bit of slow traffic out there but for the most part we are doing very well. let's take a look at the santa clara commute. looks good. 101 and 87 are off to a good start. 580 you can tell it's friday morning. lighter than usual. there is a little bit of crowding and slowing but it's not as it normally is. 680 is the same. in hayward southbound as you drive to fremont and milpitas it shouldn't be that bad of a drive. the rest of the commute looks good. i looked for red on the maps. there is not a lot of red in concord, in antioch, and richmond. the freeways are look pretty good. let's go to the toll plaza of the bay bridge. there is a little bit of a backup. the metering lights are on. 6:02 let's go back to the desk. students and parents in antioch are being warned this morning be on the lookout.

elementary school student says a stranger tried to lure him into his truck. tara moriarty is joining us live. you're out at the school and the principal says he's beefing up security out there. >> the principal here says he's going to have additional security patrolling the grounds he's put out a letter to participant. we also know that he is urging parents to remind their children never to talk to strangers and never to get in the car with a stranger. now the fifth grade boy says this incident happened yesterday morning about 8:40 after he was dropped off nearby for class. the principal sent out a letter warning parents that they tried to lure the boy into class. the boy describes the stranger as a clean shaven asian man in his 70s. this is the second incident in the area this week. monday a student at bris toe middle school says she was approached by a stringer when she was walking home from

school. that suspect description is a little different. a white man, 20-30 years old, short brown hair in a standard green toyota pickup with a receiver ball on the rear bumper blocking part of the license plate. that child also escaped unharmed. live in antioch i'm tara moriarty, back to you. there is a shocking surprise for a woman in petaluma who woke up from a nap only to find a stranger sleeping on her sofa. according to the santa rosa press democrat the woman quietly locked herself in a closet and called 911. she stayed on the phone with the emergency dispatcher who then instructed when she was instructed by police cued the woman to run out of the house. that is when the man later identified as james adams woke up and ran out the back and into police who tased him twice. authorities say the 44-year-old who has a history of arrests for being under the influence

of drugs, ate some food while she was inside the woman's home. police in fremont searching for a man that tried to rip a necklace right off a woman's neck. investigators released this surveillance video. the woman was walking to her front door wednesday afternoon when the man came up and tried to steal her necklace. she defended herself and the man ran away. the man described in his 20s between 5'6" and 5'9" with short dark hair and a for mustache. it had tinted rear windows and seven spoke rims. the car had no front license plate. in on effort time prove service muni is rolling out a number of changes. that's new here alex?

>> reporter: some of the series for improvements is new bus shelters and we're here at one of them this morning. you can take a look here. we will walk here around the way and show you some of what is going on. there is new signage here and there is new maps that they have put out on the shelters as well to help people figure out where they are going and how to get there and muni launching its rapid network. the mta will stop using the term limited to describe express buses and riders should be looking for rapid routes. now muni has also changed the numbers of some bus lines. and this is all part of the muni forward initiative. all together the improvements are designed to boost service for 165,000 daily riders. now another aspect of this money muni over haul the buss will show up and quite a few stops have been eliminated. of course if you use muni, probably a good idea to take a

closer look at new maps and the new schedules that have been put out. the mta says this is the most significant series o of improvements that they have put in place in decades and later on this morning mta officials will be here at this bus shelter again. they will be holding a news conference to talk more about the details of this plan. >> all right it's going to be interesting to hear more. a teenager from -- is now home safe. 17-year-old connor for. now he was last seen at will his first -- hundreds of volunteers were out there searching for him. >> a stolen cello worth $8,000 is backouts rightful owner. a anonymous person walk into a bar on grant street, handed the cello over to the bartender and

told him to take it to the police. and then he quickly left. police returned that cello to its owner a 16-year-old girl in the east bay. the police are still searching far man and woman you see here on this surveillance video in san francisco stealing the cello from a car at the ellis parking garage. there has been an outpouring of support for a napa man who is in a coma after a jewelry store robbery. two 17-year-old boys tried to rob napa jeweler. the owner managed to end the attack and the teenagers were caught this a nearby parking garage. a go fund me page has within set up to help the porter family who is well liked in the community. >> we work very well together. he's easy to get along with and quite humorous at times. he's got a great personality. >> reporter: bob porter was a baseball star at napa high school.

played two seasons with the atlanta braves in the early're 80 -- early '80s. he is married with three grown children. his wife is a nurse in the same hospital where he is in a medically induced coma. new information about the officer involved shooting in sonoma county we told you about live yesterday morning. the person who was shot by sheriffs deputies is 46-year- old karen jenns. the incident started yesterday morning when police responded to incidents of a car going in reverse. they tried to stop her but she sped away. going up to more than 100 miles an hour. she got off the freeway, headed toward sebastopol and at one point she turned into a parking lot and the deputies started closing in. that is when jenks backed up her car into three deputies knocking them to the ground. they opened fire, she.

after the break the terrifying moment that turned a musical into mayhem. >> plus controversy surrounding dr. oz. >> and right now we are look at a commute here where traffic is going to be okay. and you can drive my car anywhere you want in the south bay because you will see good traffic conditions. that is not the way the song was originally written. but it's at the alternative version. >> you may need windshield wipers going on the car.

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a huge crowd in indianapolis watched in horror as a stage at a high school collapsed injuring more than a dozen students. the stage collapsed last night right during the final number of a musical. at least 12 students were injured. one critically. parents could be heard screaming for their children as they rushed to the stage. it's not clear what caused that stage to collapse. time is 6:13. dr. oz responding to critics who say he doesn't have credibility as a physician

because he promotes walk treatments for financial gain. >> i know i have irritated some potential allies in our quest to make america healthy. no matter our disagreements freedom of speech is the most fundamental right. and these ten doctors are trying to silence that right. >> that was just an excerpt from yesterday's show. they want columbia to rheumy dr. oz from the school's faculty. dr. oz also said during that show he never promotes treatments for his own financial gain and his goal is to provide his viewers with the best, most current information. if a separate opinion article, dr. oz said quote, i expect and respect the criticism of colleagues and i try to improve the show accordingly. he's been getting a lot of

criticism over controversial statements including endorsing a dietary supplement that is unregularred by the food and drug administration. tori campbell will be talking live with dr. oz later on mornings on 2. that interview will be at 7:15 this morning. it will also be live streamed at ktvu.com. >> ha will be interesting. 6:15 is the time right now. let's check in with sal. people are getting ready to head out the door soon. what do they need to know? >> there is a little bit show traffic. least take a -- look at highway 24. we still don't have a big crowd here. we haven't seen a lot of major crashes this morning. it's been quiet on that front. we've had a couple of crashes but they haven't been major enough to slow traffic down in a big way as we look at the commute also in the east bay, we can see that traffic will be

slow at the bay bridge toll plaza for just a little bit. we've had slow traffic here and there. i want to show you the maps. i will show you a little bit of the commute here. you can see yellow on that map and that means slow traffic. but you don't see a lot of red. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway you will see slow traffic. at 6:16, today's forecast with steve. very happy friday. a very windy friday morning. oakland airport 21 miles an hour. there are some breaks in the low clouds but it's a cool, cool pattern. heard from bonnie anderson up at forest hill. she said it's tough to get to my garden when the breeze and chill like that. windy and cooler today.

one on the -- about a foot of snow in the higher peaks. we like that. have some cold air with it. it's on the increase pretty rapidly. even mendocino county. system still up here developing has a ways to go but move into the picture. as it does it will give us a cool pattern. there is oakland 29 gusting to 33. sfo gusts to 30. 40s and 50s on your temps. a little chill in the morning air. one system we had all week has moved off because another system has bumped it out of the picture. clouds and windy. ice only in the 60s today. and they will be in the low 60s

tomorrow but they get clearing in the afternoon. here's your timeline. by this afternoon late tonight and into the north bay and over night around 2:00, 4:00, 6:00 in the morning and then by 7:00, 8:00 most of it is gone. after that high pressure builds in and we will kick everything out of here and we'll have a better second half of the weekend. partly sunny. windy and cooler. patchy low clouds and drizzle out there. below normal temps that is for sure. looking at 50s and 60s. a couple very low 70s. and tomorrow we will have rain in the morning. out of there by sunday, monday and tuesday look warmer. now to pam. a bill to protect people who let their lawns turn brown during the drought is on its way to the state senate. right now there are homeowners association and some cities where people can be fined if they don't water their lawns and keep their grass green. the new legislation would prohibit those fines. the bill was pad # by the state

assembly yesterday. some people in palo alto are upset about seeing thousands of gallons of water flushed down the they say they have watched this daily. property owners are pumping water from a ever that water is being pumped into the drains and ends up in the san francisco bay. people who live in the area say this is unacceptable especially during the drought. >> every time i turn on the news, every time i open facebook, every time i look at twitter save water. save water. >> about 50 gallons of water a minute are being flushed down that drain. contractors have placed a valve at each site so water trucks and street sweeters can be

fulfilled with the wear. it was called a game changing deal if you have internet in your home. coming up in 20 minutes why a prosed merger is officially not happening. plus. >> boxing fans get ready between the big fight, another battle is brewing elsewhere. up next the issue between one of the fighters and the hotel hosting the main event.

thanks to a kindness of a stranger far, far away the force is strong with a nine- year-old boy from south carolina. will coverton has not seen any of the star wars movies but that has not -- will's brother told him that yoda isn't real. will wrote yoda a card. will's mother gave the letter to their mailman telling him that miles believes yoda is real. to everyone's surprise a response arrived a few days later. it read dear will curious you are. of course i a real.

believe in yourself. always yoda. will's mother says she is not sure who wrote the letter but she is touched that someone cared enough for her son to do it. the first to preorder apple watches. apple has updated its website to read quote, the watch is here. some international customers have already reported getting their watches in the mail. apple is only selling the watch online not in its stores but some high end boutiques including in los angeles, tokyo, paris, berlin, and malian are offering the watches. a short film appearing online is trying to get the message about climate change across in a dramatic fashion. new meaning to the term rock skis. the video shows skiers attempting to go down snowless mountains in california. they navigate through rocks and

bolders. the group's conclusion is that climate change is real. time is 6:24. it's day two of the swinging skirts tournament. a familiar name is on top of the leader board. last years champ. lydia ko leads the field with five under. lydia turns 18 today. she is three strokes ahead of other golfers. ink store started off strong with six birdies on her first ten holes. stanford grad michelle wee is a bit farther back at plus three. paula kramer had a rough day she is in second to last place. manny pacquiao is due to

tight floyd mayweather junior but manny plans to skip tuesday's ceremony marking the formal arrival of the two fighters. thousands of fans are expected to be there to cheer on both fighters. pacquiao and the hotel they have been embroiled in a dispute over millions of dollars in tickets. pacquiao says he will only going for then final conversation. fallout of the u.s. tone straight that killed hostages led by al qaeda. >> startling new tacts about bing drinking. who is more at risk. >> right now we are looking at a commute here that does look pretty good in many areas. look at highway 101. it is a nice drive as you head down to the 580 interchange.

>> and it's a cold one out there. the wind is cranked up. it will be a cool friday. it looks like rain is on the way. 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?

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did you watch it? it was a big night in new orleans for steph curry and the golden state warriors. now the warriors heading to game four with a chance to sweep the pelicans out of the playoffs. >> that song all we do is win, win, win. the crowd was on their feet last night at the arena in new orleans. the pelicans were up by 20. i think when you and i went to bed. and then in the fourth quarter the warriors began their comeback. >> and then with a couple seconds left on the clock.

steph curry stepped up. he did what he does best. >> curry's got it. curry will let it go for these. curry is in. and curry hits the three. >> now that was just ridiculous. you can't do that. that three pointer nothing but net seventh last nights game into overtime. ended with a 123-119 victory for the golden state warriors. >> with that shot, excitement continues to grow here in the bay area. brian flores is getting excitement from fans. he will join us in a couple minutes. steve, you probably watched the first part like we did in our own homes thinking they are not going to do it again. >> and then you get up in the 2:30 in the morning and watch. >> the end of the game. >> and if you say you are going to stay up and watch it, then it goes into overtime. so it's tough. the breeze has cranked up. temperatures in the 40s and

50s. there is lower clouds around. and below normal temps. a lot of 60s here. windy and cooler. clouds increase throughout the day. late tonight into early monday. inland temps will be back in the low 10:s. you can see our system is getting closer. still has a ways to go. but for today look for a rather breezy, blustery oakland airport. look for temperatures to be on the cool side. windy and cooler. below normal temps. patchy low clouds and higher clouds on the move. 50s and also 60s. we'd love to stay up; right sal? >> sometimes you have to. but most of the time you can't.

so there are exceptions. good morning, everybody. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you're getting out to the city early right now, there will be a delay for you as we take a look from our emeryville camera. looking at people waiting in line for 10-15 minutes. those metering lights are on. it's a typical delay. it's a little bit on the lighter side but you have to plan on waiting there at the toll plaza. san jose northbound 280 at the 880 interchange you will see slowing but it's better than usual. i do want to mention in menlo park, that is a good intersection to avoid if you can. menlo park police as talked about a signal malfunction. willow road at hmm ill ton and they expect question lays -- expect delays on willow road. don't forget there is a major

closure on van ness avenue. the area will be closed until late sunday night. public transit and emergency vehicles will be allowed through the closure. and there you see the men working and the men and women working on that trench which will as i said will be under ground tunnel. 6:33 let's go back to the desk. the warriors are one win away from winning the playoffs. hey sal talking about the warriors here. this is last night in new orleans. excitement continues to build. brian flores. brian, you're out in pleasant hill how the dove nation is responding. i know you were excited. >> reporter: i'm excited. tell sal to be quiet by the way. >> i know. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. we're talking the w nation. people who watched the game

last night they are kind of tired and exhausted from all of that cheering. we are live from a dicks sporting goods. they are excited too. 2015 playoffs g warriors. you can bet merchandise flying off the shelves. definitely a special win for a special team. >> curry's got it. curry will let it go for three. curry is in. >> how could you not get excited about that. that is after the warriors mounted a 20-point come back. that comeback ended with a 123- 119 victory. fans jumping out of their seats with that victory. back at home warriors fans backed aerolounge to watch game three. the warriors dance team joined them. they showed up to bring extra excitement. lots of smiling faces for w nation talking about last

nights game. >> phenomenal. they doll it every time. steph is amazing. his shots -- his three pointer was unspeakable. i was choked up. i was on the phone and screaming at my daughter. [ laughter ] she was cracking up because i was going so crazy. >> i probably would do the same thing too. i would be screaming to somebody over the phone. >> reporter: aerolounge will pay 2578% of your tab if the warriors win a playoff game. back out here live we are in front of the dicks sporting goods where fandemonium continues to build. we will speak to somebody who didn't even watch the game but did kind of watch the game i guess or kept track of the game on twitter. guys, back to you. >> all right brian flores, thank you. time is 6:35. the san francisco giants hosted a special guest yesterday.

they wrapped up their series with the dodgers. >> here at the ballpark today is bryan stow right not middle of your screen. >> bryan stow was there with his family. it's been about four years since bryan was attacked in los angeles after a giants, dodgers game. he's made tremendous progress. just last week he threw out the first pitch at a san jose giants game. bryan saw the san francisco giants finish a dramatic sweep of the l.a. dodgers. >> maxwell down the left field line and this game is over. >> justin max well one out single broke a tenth inning tie and the giants won it 3-2. that completed a three-game sweep for the world champs. it was their second straight walk off victory. the giants played the colorado rockies tonight in denver. the l.a. angels only have one hit last night in anaheim against the

oakland a's. it was a big one. the only one they needed. cole calhoun hit a two run home run. typically a one hitter ha would be worthy of a win for except the a's did not win. the san jose earthquakes are building an edible garden at their new stadium. here's video of the ground breaking event. the guardsen will feature apricot and plum trees as part of the team's commitment to having a green stadium. and includes recycled water. sheriffs stepties will begin testing body camera. the department says it's trying to identify the best body camera system that can be

purchased by the department and worn by all deputies. on monday we showed you the body cameras that livermore police officers are now wearing. they have identified eight types of interactions where the officers are supposed to turn on the cameras. those include 911 calls. today the parents of a 21- year-old guatemalan man shot and killed by police are filing a lawsuit and calling for a federal investigation into his death. according to police, a perez lopez was shot back in february by two plain clothed officers when he charged at them with a knife. at a community meeting people -- his parents cyathea have the

evidence from an -- this is coming in from east palo alto. firefighters that were battling a blaze on bay road they made a disturbing discovery a couple hours ago. they were called out there for a trailer fire but after they put the fire out, they discovered a body in the debris. police are now taking over the investigation. the cause of that fire hasn't been determined yet but the victim may have been a transient. we have a crew on the way there. they will bring you more details as we get them. according to a new report that is out, santa clara county has one of the highest increases of bing drinking in member. the study was conducted by the university of washington and it defines bing drinking for women as four or more drinks on a single occasion. for men it's five or more drinks. among women bing drinking has increased almost 36%.

in men 23%. one working mother attributes the increase to the pressure on women to be able to do it all. >> there is a lot of pressure for us to perform and look great and feel good all the time and exercise and raise your kids and do your work. yeah they want to let their hair down. >> that study was conducted over a ten year period from 2002 to 2012. researchers examined information on 3.7 million americans age 21 and older. the experts say to reverse that trend women and men need to find a balance in their lives. the minicabbinged cath -- the man contacted kathryn stump. after the couple was arrested police found other computers, phones, and electronics. police believe the couple may have targeted other people

along the 680-880 corridor who may be reluctant to come forward. two people are facing charges after a high speed chase that ended in a firey crash that started about 8:30 last night when police attempted to stop a call for failing to yield. the chase took officers over the carquinez bridge and west to interstate 880 when the car tried to take the exit it flipped and caught fire. three people in the car tried to run from the scene but were found and arrested by police. one of the people arrested is a 16-year-old and released to the custody of his or her parents. there is a new development in a story we've been talking about all week. coming up in 20 minutes we'll tell you about a south bay teenager that hasn't been missing since monday good morning. we are look at the east bay

commute. it's been better than normal as you look at 680 driving through fremont. not bad here. >> a little bit of sun out there but it will be a mostly cloudy and windy and cooler day and it will all lead to rain coming in. we'll talk about the timing of that. [bulldog yawns] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. choose $300 in free gifts, and get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress.

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has officially announced that a deal to merge with time warner is off. in a statement released this morning, com cast said it is moving on and looking for other opportunities. would have reunited the two cable operators. the deal was facing intense scrutiny from regulators and its collapse is expected to have wide spread ramifications on wall street today. we are learning new information about a drive by shooting that injured a seven- year-old boy in vallejo. that boy has been identified as dew mar polk. a gunman fired into the crowd that was gathered on fifth street to mourn the death of one of their neighbors. president obama ordering an information into the cia drone strike that killed two hostages held by al qaeda. one an american and the other

-- he was killed along house minority leader nancy pelosi says she wants an investigation into that incident. >> it is beyond collateral damage. it is something that should never happen. >> the family of dr. weinstein echoed the call for an investigation but they put the blame on his death on al qaeda. saying this a statement quote those that took warren captive over three years ago bare the ultimate responsibility. 6:46 is the time. let's check in with tori campbell for a look at what is coming up next. >> reporter: good morning, pam

and dave. dr. oz is finally responding to criticism that he's a walk and should be removed from the medical faculty at columbia university. ly talk live with dr. oz -- i will talk live with dr. oz to find out why he thinks he's been attacked. and then at 7:45 boy what an amazing come back win for the warriors even down by 20 points they go to overtime. they got a victory. a round table discussion is back to talk about what stood out to them and why the pelicans are giving the number one seed so much trouble and what is next for tomorrow night. those are the stories we're working on for the next hour on mornings on 2. 6:47 is the time. sal, smile. you are going to be my first photo and post on instagram. i'm joining instagram. >> now tell us about highway

24. >> instagram is addicting. and highway 24 looks good. let's go out to highway 24. i think that is where we are starting. westbound 24 lafayette orinda and oakland. it's moving along very nicely. 680 from the benicia bridge to walnut creek and beyond that. it looks good as you drive through. we're off to a nice friday start. of course i'm here to make sure that nothing happens. here's a look at interstate 880 north and southbound. this commute is look good. if you are driving south to hayward, there is a little bit of slowing but it gets better by the time you reach union city. i want to she you the rest of the eastbound commute. 580. you know it's a light day when friday looks like this. the road sensors are not firing up. it looks like it's green for most of that ride between the altamont pass and dublin

interchange. many folks are saying burr out there. a couple of tweets coming in. one was on the thunderstorms. also some of the low clouds and some of the higher clouds. a little bit of sun here for awhile. it will be more clouds i think winning out as a front begins to move in. it will be late here tonight and tomorrow. windy and cooler. clouds increase. it will be out of here and we will rebound on sunday. she sent me a tweet. burr. it is cold and windy out there. we do have this system on the way for early saturday morning. most of it will be snoozing away. quarter of an inch to two- thirds of an inch. i think that would be in the santa cruz mountains. a foot of snow is possible on the higher peaks. things have been blowing up.

29-33 put the cap on or hair up or whatever you want. 15 novato. 49 san francisco. combine that with a pretty good breeze and look at the activity. thunderstorms are going nuts last night. some of that turned to snow up in truckee. things have calmed down a little bit. one of my ski swim sent me all sorts of information up in the sierra nevada. saw big thunderstorms last night in truckee from 11--- from 11:00 to 2:00. 32 in truckee. 44 in tahoe. had some rain there. blue canyon 39. 44 up in arcadia. low clouds are already here. higher clouds on the way. we'll goal partly sunny to

mostly sunny here. partly sunny windy and cooler. below normal temps. lots of 60s today. 50s and 60s over by the coast. water temps have just fallen off the table and they are cold that means the coast and even in san francisco those lows have dropped but look at temperature rebound from saturday to monday. 62 inland to 82. >> that is crazy. >> well until april it doesn't take long. >> and you can drive to different parts of the bay area and get what weather you would like. >> that is absolutely true. how is your instagram going? >> that is my first and only post. my daughter is probably going to vacate it now because on facebook the kids are like oh the parents are on. >> pos, parent over shoulder.

>> are you on instagram yet? >> no. >> we'll look for you later. steve did say we're going to get rain tomorrow. rain or shine. there are a few events happening around the bay area this weekend. if you're looking for something to do, mike mibach has a few ideas in this weeks weekend watch. >> reporter: what is going on folks? mike mibach with your weekend watch. why not take a trip out to treasure island. $3 gets you in. opens from 10:00 to 4:00. features hundreds of vendors. even the food trucks will be there to help with your appetite. children age 12 and under are free as is parking, pets always welcome. sunday marks opening day on the bay if you want to check out the sites. blessing of the fleet will begin at noon. and then in the north bay saturday marks the 34th annual butter and eggs day parade and festival in petaluma. now besides the parade at noon, at 10:00 a.m. saturday there is also a cow

chip throwing contest. can't say i have ever done that. maybe it's time i swing bay bi. the lpga swinging skirts tournament saturday and sunday. great opportunity to watch the best female golfers in the world. tickets start at $30. the warriors game four in new orleans saturday 5:00 p.m. tip off. alameda theater is opening its doors for viewing party on the big screen. free admission for anyone who wants to pop in and cheer on golden state. and don't forget rain in the forecast for saturday morning. the giants are on the road. the a's are at home taking on the astros. and i'm mike mibach with your weekend watch. still ahead a bay area community is pulling together after a brutal attack. >> he started hitting him here. >>ment cooing up in 25 -- coming up in 25 minutes we'll tell you the help a well known napa man is getting. >> and story you are going to

see a big story of survival from a little bundle of fur. the story of a young kitten that somehow managed to survive a raging fire.

welcome back to mornings on 2. some are calling this a miracle. fire inspectors in indiana they found a kitten in the burned rubble of a major apartment fire there. how it survived no one knows.

if only it could talk. >> what happened next? [kitten talking] >> trying to talk. this fire look at this. it burned so hot and so fast 150 people had to flee. many had to leave their pets behind. seven cats actually died in the fire. three other pets are still missing this morning. inspectors were sifting through debris days after the fire when they spotted this kitten and now call it miracle. the san francisco international film festival is promising to bring a little bit of hollywood to the bay area. movie buffs can choose from 181 films being screened. actor richard gear will be honored with awards at the festival gala. more than 1,000 people showed up at the castro theater for the opening night feature which is a documentary on steve jobs called the man in the machine. new this year will be more

community involvement bringing bay area leaders into the theaters to discuss topics that are addressed in the film. san jose win quest film festival has been voted the best in the country. the indy film festival marked its 25th anniversary in february. it beat out -- they began in 1990. it now shows 214 movies over 13 days. we are still following breaking news coming out of a fatal fire. it happened at the chemical refinery in east palo alto. we'll bring you more details as soon as we get them. >> a close call is serving as a reminder of stranger danger. up next the story at an east by elementary school.

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third largest fourth quarter comeback in nba playoff history. >> boy, it never gets old. dub nation responding to the big win for our warriors. coming up, we're speaking to fans about our warriors