ld be 80 at noon and then 65 two hours later. temperatures aloft are very, very warm. just heard from michael up in montem thumb re the have big tvs. [ inaudible ] it will have breakfast there take the turn and head up the coast. when it arrives san francisco probably about 4:00, 5:00 the breeze will arrive before that. 50s on the temps or 60s. 63 balmy degrees in san jose. 57 oakland. walnut creek and concord. there is balmy degrees in san jose. 57 oakland. walnut creek and concord. there is your friday trifecta. not much of a breeze yet. sfo west at 7. waiting on everybody else. there is nothing out on the delta but the water temps are burr. once it gets past the resistance that is high pressure and also a slight offshore breeze and we'll have

no problem moving off the coast. subny and warm -- sunny and warm for most. that fog will take some -- turn them from 20 degrees cooler today. always a tricky call. we will go 80s to 90s for almost all. all right sal san mateo? >> yeah we have a fire, steve, that is visible from highway 101. highway 101 between doray and the peninsula. this is a look at the area here. i have put an icon on the map for you. the fire department has called it a three alarm fire. we do have a crew on the way, we'll let you know more about it. but you should plan on a little bit of slow traffic in that area. let's move along to the south bay. this is a look at northbound 280 at the 880 interchange. moderately heavy traffic. no major problems.

if you are driving to the toll plaza it looks good. 6:01 let's go back to the desk. there are several different protests being held in the bay area today for may day one of the largest rallies is expected to be at the port of oakland. tara moriarty is joining us now from the port where operations could grind to a halt. we know that everything is calm here right now. some of the trucks are just starting to arrive. so we will see if they are turned away. but around 9:00 things should start heating up. protestors who are not long shoreman have planned a rally and march to oakland city hall around 10:00 this morning. they will stage a labor rally at noon and then an antipolice

march. >> we are here to support and facilitate the peaceful expressions and ideas of protests and anger but we will not tolerate the destruction of property or harm to people. >> we will be out here all morning long and keeping an eye on things. that is all from the portover oakland i'm tara moriarty. back to you. >> we will check in with you throughout the morning. stay with us here ktvu channel 2 all morning. you can also get our ktvu news app so that you can take us with you to go. coverage of the protests all day. coming up in 45 minutes, oakland mayor libby schaaf will join us live here in the studio and i will talk to her about how the city has prepared for today's demonstration. time is 6:03. now to what is happening in baltimore which remains tense and on edge almost two weeks after the deaths in police

custody. police@tours have turn -- police investigators have turned over their findings. one injury indicates he was hit by a protruding bolt in the van. the driver also made an extra stop that had not been reported previously but investigators aren't revealing yet the nature of that stop.

now this is in philadelphia where there was a march in solidarity with the baltimore protest. it erupted in violence last night. demonstrators tried to block the entrance to a major philadelphia freeway and ended up clashing with the police as you can see here. the police tried to push the crowd back while some of the protestors were hurling bottles and other objects at the police. at least three people were arrested. that march by the way lasted more than six hours. the federal government has launched a new pilot program. the justice department says it will provide a total of $20 million across the u.s. to spend on cameras, training and technical assistance and attorney general loretta lynch said in a statement that the pilot program is a vital part

of efforts to promote public safety. record enup a load videos. it's called mobile justice. they are sent to the aclu and preserved. the california peace officers association has not commented on that app but in the past police advocates have expressed concern that people reporting officers might interfere with police work which is already an intense situation. san francisco's minimum wage goes up today from $11 to $12.25 an hour. in san francisco the minimum wage will keep rising every year until it reaches $15 an hour in 2018.

two very wealthily ucsf donors are supporting building a new warriors arena near the new mission bay medical center. sales for ceo mark and ron conway they tell the san francisco business times that the proposed warriors arena and business complex would improve the city. they are criticizing a group called the mission bay alliance that opposes this $18,000 seat arena project. the chronical reported earlier this week that the alliance is made up of a group of mainly anonymous wealthy usf donors. the father of a nine-year- old boy that was killed in discovery bay speaks out for the first time. >> his gorgeous smile would live on and we know joshty would want all of us to senile every day. >> coming up at 6:30 how he is

remembering his son and what he did not want to talk about. >> but first yet another story of survival in nepal. a woman pulled out of the rubble of a collapsed hotel what may have kept her alive. >> good morning. the east bay commute is getting a little bit busier although we're having a descend day on highway 24 at least. we'll tell you more about the contra costa commute. >> temperatures warm to hot it's still warm for most. especially for the higher elevations. this is at montem no, ma'am. just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief,

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welcome back to mornings on 2. we're continuing to follow that breaking news out of san mateo. sky fox over head. the fire reported at an apartment complex. this is near 101. you can see some of the damage there. a little bit. there was a lot of smoke. no flames visible. there are also a lot of fire vehicles though you can see out front. we do have a crew on the way to that scene. we'll have the very latest developments as soon as they become available. now back to our may day actions that are taking place across the bay area today. one planned protest could impact your morning commute. alex savidge is at the mccarthur bart station with the demonstrations set to take place. >> reporter: good morning to you. yeah the protests that could cause the most problems for

bart riders this morning is set to take place here at the mccarthur station in oakland where we are this morning. organizers are expecting that people will gather here at 7:30 or so. you can see things are quiet right now but they are expecting demonstrations to happen here. this is a demonstration against gentification here in the bay area. here's video. they are set to gather at 7:30 and essentially try to shut down the mccar think -- mccarthur station. protestors are set to target tech companies. this is are shuttle buses from google, facebook, and apple all stop at this mccarthur station. and protestors are planning to block those protests later this morning. bart says it plans to keep the station open during the commute and we will try to operate as normal. mccarthur is a busy transfer point for riders heading into the city and some people we have talked to said they would be finding another way to work.

>> i'm not worried about it. i'm trying to not be on public transportation. >> it's probably going to inconvenience the people on the bus which is unfortunate but these people are out here for a purpose so you've got to do what you've got to do. >> now it's unclear exactly where the demonstration will be focused here at the mccarthur station if it will be buss that will be blocked. the shuttle buses blocked outside the station or the demonstration will make its way inside. we will have to wait and see things set to get started at 7:30 this morning. this is just one of many demonstrations planned throughout the bay area this morning. there are a number of extra police officers on patrol this morning. we have seen a lot of them out and about already trying to make sure that all of these protests do remain peaceful. >> thank you alex. we will continue to check with you. the head of humanitarian

affairs for the united nations she is in nepal now for three days to visit earthquake victims, local leaders, and also see the quake damage firsthand. rescue efforts continue this morning and look at this. a woman in her late 20s a hotel maid she is the late toast be pulled out of the rubble of a hotel. >> there was another body. also created some kind of air pocket that enabled her to breathe. >> that woman survived more than 130 hours with no food, no water. she is being treated now in a field hospital operated by the israeli military. ktvu coverage of the nepal earthquake continues on ktvu.com. you can find all the latest stories as well as get information on how you can help the quake victims. japan's prime minister was met by protestors during his

bay area visit. demonstratabout japan's refusal to -- japan captured about 200,000 korean and chinese women top be sex slaves for japanese troops. the ones that are still alive deserve compensation and an apology. president obama announced yesterday that major book publishers will give more than $250 million in free e-books to low income students. there was also a light hearted moment as the president was talking to the students about the importance of reading and writing. >> even the best writers usually it's not that good the first time they write it. >> yeah i think you sort of covered everything about that question. >> you think i --

>> i think you just. >> no, let's move it along. >> interrupt the president. >> yeah you have covered everything. president obama has appealed to library directors, local governments, and school officials to give all students a library card. the white house already has commitments from 30 cities and counties including san francisco and oakland. the young man said keep it moving. >> yeahen be he will be a very good moderator there. 6:16 is the time. sal. >> he said it with a smile too. >> he said you covered everything. >> yeah. let's move along. we'll cut you off when you've covered it off. it is not a big issue for highway 101 because no more smoke for flame visible. we will go live to sky fox looking at this. there you can see the damage. you can see firefighters are doing what they call overhaul.

they have ventilated the roof. and thousand they have to do the cleanup and it looks like some of the other apartments just from looking at it here some people will be let back in. this is an apartment complex. one building was effected. san mateo sent three alarm response. but begin aside from the neighborhood everything is good. let's move along and take a look at the commute. that is up for a 15-20 minute delay. contra costa county what a nice day for concord, walnut creek. most of it was slow traffic but today we are off to a nice start. doing pretty well for this time of the morning. >> i saw highway 4 was bad

yesterday afternoon. >> today is a new day. today is a good cay. >> thank you, sir. we did have very high temperatures yesterday. there were 10:s and 90s on the coast. i painted you a very pretty peckture this morning. it is calm. will is not much of a breeze yet. the fog has taken the turn into monterey bay so it's only a matter of time. i'm standing right in front of your temperatures from yesterday. santa rosa was 91. san jose 88. san francisco was 84. napa was 91. hayward 88. half-moon bay hit 83. 91 in mill valley. 92 in antioch. his is darren. he said 56 in north walnut creek. hey there. thank you, darren i appreciate

that. the other observation shows 57 so that is right in the ballpark there. 46 napa airport. san jose is going 63 already. they are 11 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago at this time. fairfield is 15-degrees cooler. fog is right there. right there. just making the turn into monterey. calm, calm. northwest. i bet that turns south later on. 40s and 50s on your water temps. when you get that cold of water it doesn't take that long. it will move up the coast. 60s through the interior. 64 in redding. 57 blue canyon. if you are heading up to the mountain, they are getting afternoon buildups. mostly sunny today but then over the weekend keep an eye on isolated showers or thundershowers.

fog will play into a cooler forecast. you can see some of the isolated showers. sunny and warm. temperatures today anywhere from 70s and 80s to near 90- degrees but the trend is is starting today on the coast and for everybody as we go into the weekend. sunny and warm, fog. late breeze here. warm to hot. fog up the coast. highs 70s and 80s to near 90- degree. and temperatures today will be i think is it going to show up if there they are. 70s and 80s and 90s. cooler on the weekend. >> thank you, steve. we've all heard about random acts of kindness but what about random acts of flowers? it's an organization that gives donated fresh flowers to patients and seniors is that may -- senior citizens that need a little tlc.

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good morning to you. welcome back. friday the first day of may i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. if you are just joining us it is 6:30. and steve says it's still going to be pretty warm today. >> for most. yes. you stepped outside? >> i stepped outside. >> that is his time to dart out. >> it already feels like it will be hot and muggy. >> it will start off that way. but by this african it will change. fog is moving up the coast. 15 miles an hour or so. it has made the turn into monterey bay. it's very shallow. just get the message out for highway 1. it could be really thick. it is clear out there. it is warm. there is not much of a breeze

yet but it will kick if a little bit later. try not to show tweets back to back but i wanted to get this information out. the bathroomest morning of the year for them at 67 degrees. so there is very warm air aloft. that will not budge until tomorrow. inland temps will still in the upper isles -- in the upper 80s to near 90s. theology is down there. it's right there. it's right there. santa cruz may hit 74 by 11:00 in the morning. it's always tough to get that. not much of a breeze. sfo west at 7. the water temps are cold so the fog is raring to go it just needs a little help and it won't happen until later this afternoon. inland temps will be in that warm to the category. upper 80s and 90s. all right sal we had san mateo.

anything new? >> we do have a reporter on the scene of the fire. we will go to brian in a moment. the traffic is actually moving along slowly here at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is moving along pretty well once you get on to the bridge. but at the toll plaza it's a 15- 20 minute delay. also we're looking at the commute here on interstate 880. the east bay commute has been much better than yesterday. the road sensors are not showing a lot of slow traffic. maybe a little bit on highway 242. that is about all. much better commute on highway 4. steve mentioned we are following breaking new this san mateo. forecasts responded to a fire. we almost forgot about 880.

fire responded to a fire. what is going on? as we take a look now this is one of the victims from one of the fire just being wheeled away from paramedics. this turned out to be a three alarm -- a two alarm fire with a third alarm as a precaution according to san mateo fire department who responded to this apartment fire rather quickly this morning. you can see one of the victim there is. as we go to video now. take a look at this damage. fire officials say it's still unclear how it started. the family that lives there it's a family of four that they saw fire from the kitchen area.

this fire started around 5:13. san mateo fire responded about five minutes later. again this got to two alarm but they wanted to do a three alarm just in case it spread but they were able to keep it to that one apartment complex. as we go to sky fox, still a heavy response. several residents. it looks like this fire is under control but this was a family of four that was displaced. but as we take you back here to the ground shot several responses out here from san mateo fire, san mateo police also here this morning. we will of course keep you updated throughout the mornings here. guys back to you. >> all right brian flores, thank you for the update. talk to you later. time is 6:34. since we went on the air at 4:00 a.m., we have been telling you and reminding you today is

may day. ktvu fox 2 alex savidge is joining us live where planned protests may effect the morning commute. organizers are expected to be here at 7:30. it's still as early. organizers are calling on people to come down here to the mccarthur station. a very busy station and interrupt the morning commute. this particular protest is meant to target tech companies. voicing oppositions to justification in the bay area. shut buss from google, facebook, and apple they all stop here at the mccarthur

station. we talked to some people that say we will be staying away. a lot of extra police officers. highway patrol officers sort of

cruising the streets looking to keep an eye on any of the demonstrations that may be happening this morning. and of course the mayor here in oakland is urging everyone who does protest to do so peacefully, dave. >> all right alex savidge, thank you for that update from bart station there. time is 6:37. separate protests are planned at the port of oakland. international long shore and warehouse union local 10 announced its members stopped working at 5:30 this morning. occupy oakland is also asking their supporters to meet at the port at 9:00 for an hour long rally and then they will march to frank ogawa plaza in downtown. another rally is set for noon. occupy oakland organizers say the demonstrations will call attention to violence involving police officers. hundreds of people expected to join a may day march in san francisco this afternoon. but that is is due to begin at 1:00 at civic center plaza. people from all over the bay area are expected there. some of the issues organizers

say they will protest will be immigration. >> jordan was stabbed while sleeping in his home saturday night. police say 18-year-old william schultz killed the little boy. they would not talk about what happened the family home will remain open. >> with jordi's memories in our hearts we will continue to offer our love and home to our family and friends and our children's friends as we know that is what jordi would have wanted us to do. >> the family says a public service for jordan is scheduled

for next friday in brentwood. schultz made his first court appearance earlier this week and entered a plea of not guilty. first responders are delivering emotional testimony in the aurora, colorado movie theater trial. one police officer described the devastating scene. >> i remember of course the one that i will always remember is the little girl i had to step over because i knew she was gone and continue on which is the hardest thing i had to do but going back on my training i had to save the ones i knew i could try and save. >> 12 people were killed. 70 others were injured in the attack of july of 2012. attorneys for james holmes admits he is the gunman but says he's not guilty by reason of insanity. our time is 6:39. a new report is due to come out today that many of americas

hospitals they are struggling financially especially in rural areas. the associated press report says more rural hospitals around the country closed in the last two years than in the previous decade. there have been 106 recent hospital closures. hundreds more are said to be vulnerable. here in california nine hospitals have closed since 2010. two of them in rural areas. ten more hospitals are considered to be financially challenged. after closing last year, one bay area hospital beat the odds. it's about to reopen with a new name and look. meet dr. robot. now he's going to be helping sebastopol former palm drive hospital keep their costs down when it reopens at sonoma medical center. the hospital will have all private rooms equipped for family sleepovers and room service from a hospital cafe. officials say it would not be

possible without the help of the community. >> you couldn't do this in small town iowa and texas. officials predict with think new business model in one year they will break even. they say one of the biggest selling points of the hospital will be emergency room wait times which will average about five minutes compared to an hour at nearby hospitals. time is 6:41. police in san jose warning about someone impersonating a police officer. coming up in 25 minutes, we'll tell you the specifics of the scam that this fake cop is trying to pull off. >> and all morning long we have been talking about the may day actions taking place in

oakland. up next oakland mayor libby schaaf will join us here in the studio to talk about how the city of oakland is preparing. >> good morning. we are looking at the san mateo commute and northbound 101 does look good. >> i would rather forecast rain than when the fog arrives. and it is flying up the coast. looks like it's already near santa cruz. it will be cooler for some today. not for all. but we'll have your friday forecast.

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several may day actions are set for later this morning. and a lot of it is in oakland. oakland mayor libby schaaf is here to talk about it. thank you for coming in. we have a couple things we've been following. protestors at the port of oakland will march into frank ogawa plaza. so some things that have gone on in the past. precautions you have take nobody oakland to make sure that lessons learned from the past? >> absolutely. we are prepared. we are expecting a day of peaceful protests of people really trying to raise awareness of really important issues that are going on in this country and this world. but we are prepared and we have not only put our force out but we have coordinated with all of our partners, the chp, the bart police so that one we can try

to avoid any mishaps and we are prepared for anything. >> you said it's important to let people demonstrate. oakland has a history of encouraging free speech but you also sent a memo to city staff saying if the protests becomes unlawful, oakland police are prepared. what do you mean by that? >> well we are absolutely highway to facilitate the expression of free speech 37. oakland has a long history. but we will not tolerate destruction of property, harm to other people and so we are taking proactive steps to insure that the presence is such that that that will be discouraged. i've been many encouraged. many of the groups that are organizing these demonstrations themselves absolutely agree with that and they have sent a message to their organizations. we love this city. we want to keep it beautiful. we want it to be an attractive place and so we will behave appropriately. >> a lot of people do behave

appropriately. and they have very good intentions. oakland has a history of violence and vandalism even at a time when other cities berkeley and san francisco are holding demonstrations at the same time but they are not breaking windows and setting fires and blocking freeways. so why is oakland different? why has it been worse? >> i feel like that has changed a little bit lately. we have learned from our mistakes in the past. and we have really improved our tactics. we take a very strategic approach to managing the crowd control and in the last year our new chief has actually been called upon in national forums to give testimony about how oakland now does crowd control. because it is very effective. it is very thoughtful. it is smart. it is not as heavy handed as it is strategic. >> all right oakland mayor libby schaaf thank you so much for coming in. i know you have a busy day ahead to make sure that all

remains safe and we'll be following this all day and into the evening and weekend as well. dave. >> thank you. time is 6:48. let's check your commute right now. sal, what are you seeing at the toll plaza this >> we are looking at slow traffic at the toll plaza. it's a 15-20 minute delay get into san francisco. let's go to the toll plaza and start there. westbound traffic is going to be busy as you come into the city. and this commute has been steady and slow. we haven't seen a lot of slow traffic on the bridge itself but definitely some at the toll plaza. the east bay in general is better than it was yesterday. as we look at interstate 880 north and southbound in oakland. this looks pretty good. you don't have top necessarily rush out of the house right now because right now it looks good. probably stayed this way for a bit. i keep going back to this. contra costa county because of the commute yesterday being so bad. got so many complaints from people on 680 and highway 4. today it's a little slow here

and there but it's much better than it was as we look at 580. this is definitely lighter than usual. a lot of green on our maps here in dublin. 680 looks good down to the sunol grade. let's go to steve in the weather center. thank you, sal. we do have a little change for the coast. i shouldn't say a little because it is a big change for the coast. if it's in the santa cruz, you can -- we have embraced social media. you can always send this information to me. like antonio from daly city. this young man will be in weather some day. mostly clear skies with very thin fog. i don't see it yet but i believe him. currently 51. we have a sea breeze in daly city. as my good friend will tell you, when the sea breeze kicks in, that is when you know things are moving. that is when it kicks in. that is usually one of the first places. it will not be a sea breeze up in clearlake. 6:39 and sunrise over

clearlake. currently 51 as well. it will still be near 90 today. they will take another day to cool off. 46 napa. 51 half-moon bay. 63 san jose. 58 sfo. 50 in fairfield which is 15- degrees colder than yesterday at this time. because their wind went from north at 15 miles an hour to zero. that is why they have dropped off. if you are around san jose my goodness it's warm. or in vallejo. william said it's cooler. it will kick in later today. the sea breeze. for those around san francisco and the bay. for inland temps i still think upper 80s to near 90 degrees. unless the fog runs into some resistance i just don't see it. sfo has a west at 7. but the water temps are very cold and that will help the fog

formation. the fog should arrive around noon in san francisco. if not, the sea breeze will. it's always the tough forecast. if the fog isn't there, you will feel the west wind. so it's always the temps on the city can be brutal this time of year. 30s up in the mountains. we'll go 71. 60s over the weekend. slightly cooler but still above normal temps. just keep an eye on the sky. sunny and warm. the fog is moving up the coast. temperatures should come down a couple degrees. but 2:00 it's showing up for almost up and down the coast. by tonight it will start to make a push under the golden gate and under san pablo bay and by tomorrow it will started to cool down. the weekend is setting the stage for a cooler, cooler

pattern. sunny and warm. foggen up the coast. 60s, and 70s. tough by the beaches. 80s to near 90 degrees for some inland. but fog is on the way. it will get there. it's shallow now. highway 1 could be really dosey. cooler over the weekend. >> okay, steve, thank you. one of the biggest fights in history. not ours. tomorrow night. coming up in 20 minutes the reason this fight is much more than a boxing match for many bay area filipinos. ♪ when you just can't seem to escape...

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introduced a new battery designed to help power homes and businesses. called power wall. restores power from the electric grid. it can also be a backup power source in case of an outage. musk says it's part of the ongoing effort to reduced the world's dedependence on fossil fuels. the power wall will cost $3500. tonight in chicago rounds two and three of the nfl draft will be held. >> with the first pick -- select winston. >> you heard that name. the first round was held last night and the florida state quarterback right there taken number one. he was with his family. he didn't go to the official ceremony. oregon quarterback marcus mariota he was selected number two by the tennessee titans. the oakland raiders made their quarterback very happy. derrick carr is happy buzz they picked alabama wide receiver

amar'e cooper with the fourth round pick in round one. the raiders say he's a complete player. very athletic. a good strong work ethic and he's a proven winner. the 49ers they traded with the san diego chargers. moved down two spots. they acquired extra pick and they were still able to get the command they -- the man they wanted. a guy named eric armstead. he was defensive lineman from the sacramento area. the 49ers held a draft party where they unvailed new alternate jerseys. just a little fanfare there. the black uniforms modeled by vernon davis, collin kaepernick, and the players were actually involved in the design. bowman says the black makes a statement. but fan reaction is mixed. >> i love the new jersey. i think when bowman said all

business is absolutely true. >> i don't like them, they are too dark. they are black obviously. but i don't know. i just don't like them. >> the uniforms will be worn for at least one game but the 49ers have not said which one. >> all right, pam. time is 6:58. we are still following plans for the may day protest expected today. we will check in with alex savidge. he is keeping an eye out for a big disruption planned at an oakland bart station. >> an apartment complex evacuated following an early morning fire. and brian flores is out there. just talked to a family member of one of the victims.

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a series of may day protests set to get underway around the bay area today. we'll tell you about the issues being highlighted and one protest that could impact the morning commute for