come feel forever young. 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 some b.a.r.t riders. and keeping an eye out on

the problems as a result of the protests. and we are live in san mateo where a family of four is displaced after a three-alarm fire. some of the challenges that firefighters faced. we'll speak to some of the family members. 7:01 and we are live at the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station this morning where protesters, threatening to disrupt the morning commute. as you can see, there are no protest there yet. ktvu's alex savidge is keeping an eye on things and we'll keep an eye on this and other large demonstrations planned that could impact your day. good morning welcome to morning sun 2. it is friday, may 1st. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. interesting today, steve. >> i'm showing these social media -- a guy sent me a picture. the fog is flying.

>> wow. >> i tried to get up but not yet. there but not there if that makes sense. hot to warm inland but much cooler on the coast today. the fog is a very fickle thing. but it's making a turn past santa cruz -- or excuse me, past mon ray into santa cruz. that's a sign that's going to be cooler. there is the fog. not only is it coming up the coast but also going to get joined litter on. that will move into the coast later. i drop temps along the coast already >> it's going to be cooler. sfo west, hayward east, east- southeast sound, no delta breeze yet but when it's 49 to 52 degrees, that helps the fog and it's on its way. inland temps will be on the way. if you are by the coast, does not matter. gosh, it's freezing sunny,

warm, fog. breezy fog. too shallow to make much of a different inland. 60s now and 70s closer to the coast. again, a couple of issues here, sal, a wreck, one or two in. >> we do have -- a general statement would be that today is better than yesterday. but there are some slow spots out there. let's get right to them. bay bridge toll plaza, waiting 20 minutes to get to the spans. no major problems on the bridge. also looking at the commute on interstate 880, this is nice. usually, we don't see slow traffic on 880 until later in the morning but on fridays, it could stay this way. we are hoping for it, anyway. let's go to san jose and the south bay. northbound 101 is slow near the capitol expressway. you can tell by looking at these maps, if you are a regular silicon valley connector, you say, i'll take

this all day long. slow at 17 but that's about all. 7:03. back to the desk. >> thanks, sal. demonstrators are planning demonstrations in the bay area for may day. >> the issues go from workers' rights to police brutality. >> tara moriarty is live. but we go to alex savidge for possible disruptions to the morning commute. any signs of disruption yet? >> reporter: not yet. as we know, that is really busy station during the morning commute. busy transfer point for b.a.r.t. riders and there is a protest set to go underway. this could cause some problems for b.a.r.t. riders. they are threatening to essentially interrupt the morning commute here in the

station. organizers are calling on people to come out here to this station and disrupt the commute. this particular protest is meant to target tech companies, voicing opposition to gentrification here in the bay area. there are shuttle buses from google, facebook and apple that all come here to the mcarthur station and they stop to drop people off -- or pick people up, i should say, and take them down to the tech companies in the silicon valley. protesters are planning on blocking the tech shuttle buses. we talked to one b.a.r.t. rider a short time ago. he says that he supports the protests but he says they should not impact people's commute. >> you know, you can't disrupt the commute. i have to be on time to work. this is disrupting me getting to work on time. that's a big problem for me and a big problem for everybody else. >> reporter: and there will also be a series of marches and rallies throughout oakland, throughout the day. organizers are planning to

raise a variety of issues from workers' rights to police brutality to tie in with the recent demonstration that is we have seen -- demonstration that dell -- demonstrations that we have seen in the city of baltimore. police have extra patrols throughout the morning and extra patrols throughout the day to make sure that none of the protests gets out of hand and that there is no vandalism or anything of that nature. the situation here is that things were supposed to start at 7:30. we do understand that b.a.r.t. plans to keep the stations open and the trains running even with the demonstrations. >> we'll check back with you shortly. we'll continue with our coverage of the protests toyed. when you are away from your tv,

you can follow the situation by downloading our news app. and a fire in san mateo chased a family out of their home. it happened on silva street near highway 101. ryan flores is out there. you have been out there for a while and you talked to relatives of the fire victims? >> good morning to you. you will hear from that relative in just a moment. better here and laselva. this is the prado apartment complex. firefighters responded to what was a three-alarm fire. there is a heavy response to the fire. heavy smoke damage, as you can see. this is the apartment unit. downstairs and upstairs unit. apparently, four people were

living inside. there was a child living inside as well. they were able to escape all things, due to a smoke detector that went off. and firefighters responded quickly. the obvious concern is that the fire would spread. hear now from one of the relatives talking about how big this fire got and the damage that caused. >> basically killed the whole apartment. >> yes. >> the birds, fishes. still looking for the cat. >> the major problem was access to the building. our guys had to make a really long hose line to get to the fire quickly and get that knocked down. >> in terms of injuries, looks like one person was taken into an ambulance as a precautionary measurement she apparently had

singed around here mouth. she's okay. many residents were able to return home this morning. as we take a look live. san mateo crews are mopping up. the road us currently closed. you can see the medical crews wheeling out a stretcher. that's one of the fire victims right now. we are working on it right now, ma'am. she's doing okay. we'll speak to her in just a moment. fire crews able to do pretty quick work on this fire this mon. luckily, it spread but everyone is doing okay. back to you, guys >> okay, brian flores, thanks for the update. >> time is now 7:09. we are turk now to what's happening in baltimore which is still tense and on age, almost two weeks after the death in police custody of freddie gray. police investigators turned

their report to prosecutors. they determined that during his arrest, freddie gray suffered a serious head injury. one said that he was hit by a protruding bolt in that van. the driver made an extra stop that had not been previously reported but investigators are not telling us what that stop was for. and protocol was violated by not belting him in. or not giving him treatment. the investigation is not over yet. >> the baltimore police says that the curfew, working and police are gearing up for two big marches scheduled in baltimore this weekend. >> we received some new damage numbers from riots on monday. 15 buildings and more than 140

police cars were damaged and more than 150 officers were hurt. and in philadelphia, a march in solidarity with the baltimore protests which erupt neighborhood violence last night. demonstrators tried to block the entrance to a major freeway and ended up clashing with police. the police tried to push the crowd back. some of the protesters were throwing bottles and other object at the police. at least three people were arrested. that march lasted more than six hours. san jose police are warning that someone is impersonating a police officer. they know of two cases where someone claims to be sergeant mike harris calling residents. they said that the people missed a jury duty call. they are told to go to get gift

cards. police say there is no sergeant mike harris and they would never seek payment over the phone. >> that's the trend to get people to pay by prepaid card or gift cards. that's not legitimate. >> no. all around the bay area, cities are bracing for big may day protest. we have a crew keeping an eye out for any possible traffic disruptions. one of the biggest fights in boxing history is about to go down. mayweather versus pacquiao. we'll tell you how this matchup in vegas is spurring local business here and why it's striking a chord with the filipino community. good morning. as we look at the south bay commute, looks pretty good here as you drive on 280. a little slow traffic but not very deep on this slowdown. we'll explain, coming up. and lots of sunshine and warm conditions inland.

probably not as hot but the fog is making a big move. we'll take a look ahead.

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welcome back to mornings on 2 sales for ceo mark beniof throwing his support behind the new warriors arena near the ucsf campus. he is a big ucsf donor. he says that the business complex would greatly benefit the city. they are criticizing a group called the mission bay a alliance opposed to the 18,000 seat project. the chronicle report says that the group is made up of anonymous wealthy ucsf donors who are worried that the new arena could block access to the

medical center. floyd mayweather, jr. and manny pacquiao are just a day away from what some call the fight of the century. thousands of expected to tune in and watch it here. janine de la vega is live. you are at a point where they are expecting a big crowd. >> yes. instead of paying $100 for pay per view, come to a sports bar like this one in downtown san jose they are having a watch party from 5:00 to 9:00 and if you are not a boxing fan and wondering what all the hype is about, let me break it down. right now, floyd mayweather, jr. and many pacquiao are considered to be the best boxers in the word, pound per pound, a great matchup. mayweather is the undefeated

champion. pacquiao is the underdog but considered a very worthy contender. one of the people watching is andre ward, the oakland middleweight champ. he will be providing commentary for hbo. >> manny pacquiao is extremely motivated as is mayweather. that's going to be a great fight because neither guy wants to lose this. so i don't have a clear winner. why odd makers are favoring mayweather. no matter the outcome, both will be big winners financially. each is expected to win $200 million for this fight. pacquiao who is also a congressman for the philippines is getting the support. this area is sold out. back out here live, they are

also expected to have a big crowd and they are stocking up on more alcohol because you're going to have a lot of people here. tory? >> more alcohol? i'm shocked. shocked to hear that. i was just asking dave. we had the shot of the two fighters and the girls in the bikinis and i was wondering what purpose was to having the girls in bikinis? it adds to the flavor of boxing. >> i'm not buying it. >> you're not buying it? >> not at all. absolutely not. >> i don't know if sal is going to be watching the fight. i don't like to see people hit each other. >> tori, you should not watch the fight then. >> no. >> i think the answer for the young ladies is because of the audience. think who the audience is. >> quickly, sal, you are playing this music but there is a music news story this morning as you pointed out. the great ben e. king. >> he died unfortunately. >> oh, wow? >> he died at the age of 76

this morning. >> stand by me is a song that if you played it, you probably know it. >> yeah. >> so that's sad news. but certainly had a good life there. >> good morning, everybody. let's go out and have a look at the commute now. we'll start on the south bay. we'll go right to it because, yesterday, we had a bad day hire as well. especially on highway 101. today is slow. i don't want to mislead you. you're going to see slow track. if you drive every day, toyed today is going to be a day of rest. 101 start-stop traffic as you drive past 280 interchange. it's going to take you a little less to go to work if you are on the schedule. taking a look at highway 101, northbound traffic 101 moving pretty well. no major problems here. warriors have a home stand.

20 minute delay getting into san francisco. 7:19. let's go to steve in the weather center. we should ask jack ely. the voice of the man behind louie, louie passed away as well. he recorded that in one take. >> oh. >> a native of santa cruz, he heard my call. i said, can anybody take a picture of that. and did he. the fog is rolling in. that's a great shot. thank you. if you have pictures, take that. we have the fog there that's already moved past monterey, heading towards santa cruz, capitolla. and tony says we have a sea breeze and 51. fog in santa cruz and sea breeze in daly city. temperatures will be on the way down at the coast. 63 yesterday in independent bay. that's a big difference.

san jose is warm. a lot of 50s. napa says 50s but this is kathy. napa valley chick is what she goes by on twitter. the balloons there on a beautiful, lots of balloons landing on this beautiful, warm, napa morning. it will be warming up but not as warm. 91 today. i think it will be about 85 today. the fog is just making an incredible move and water temps are very cold. not much of a breeze yet. i'm waiting on that. when it's 49 to 53, that's all it takes. warmer tells great. isolated thundershowers if you are heading out to tahoe, truckey. fog moving up the coast. they'll drop 15 to 20 degrees easy. everyone he is will drop overt weekend. sunny and warm. cooler by the coast as that fog moves up the coast. i think it will fill in around san francisco and marin as we head to about noon to 2:00.

60s, 70s, 80s upper 80s to near 90 degrees. fog making the move and cooler as we go into the weekend early next week. thanks. this is a plus. >> that's a great picture. yes. really great. >> so that louis, louis song, that was played in animal house? >> they played a lot. >> i think i heard that the fbi and cia investigated the song. >> they banned in indiana. it was written before that he had his braces tightened that day. he said i could not sung very we. he did it at 19 years old. that sparked and fbi investigation. >> whether he said anything strange oring in like that. >> oh, i see. a sixth grader -- this is really funny. >> it is. >> cut off the leader of the free world. >> what president is talking about and what he had to say

about the child's bold move. >> he is in for a big adventure. >> we'll introduce you to palo alto perry making a public move.

good morning, 7:25.

the song happy by farrell williams. requested by jackie, and by our own tori campbell. use hashtag ktvu. on friday, we can pick your song. >> sal, i think that's ferrell. >> that's pretty mellow. >> pretty instrumental there. >> still good. thanks, sal. >> still good. time now is 7:26. palo alto's mayor will formally introduce its new city ambassador. a stuffed donkey. it's palo alto perry named after a real donkey that lives in the city's ballpark. the donkey has lived in palo alto sips the 1930s. city will be using this stuffed it toy over the next two months to draw attention to places and events all over palo alto. the volunteers can sign up to

take perry out on an adventure, take pictures with him and leave notes in his saddle bag about what they like about palo alto. >> he's already hooked up to have a police ride along which i really want to be in the back seat when he pulls somebody over. >> i think it would be great if palo alto perry tagged along in some our home, water and energy efficiency service that is we provide. >> he can do anything. >> the mayor is due to formally introduce plat perry during a parade tomorrow and his tour of duty will end with a chile cookoff. on a skateboard, tori. perry will get a proclamation for all of his hard work. a california sea lion lost his way and found itself in the streets of san francisco.

several residents called to report the pup. police teamed up with trained rescuers to get sea lion into a carrier and transported to the marine mammal center. it is now undergoing an evaluation to determine if it has any underlying health issues. another miraculous rescue amid the rubble in nepal. where a young woman had been trapped since the massive quake as the search for survivors grows more desperate. the port of oakland closed today? we'll tell you what it has to do with may protests and what other events are planned that could impact your day. we are looking at the east bay commute. i think you'll luke what you see here -- you'll like what you see here on highway 4.

7:31. here is a live look at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station as protesters are threatening to disrupt may day. you can see police on the scene. we'll keep an eye on the demonstration that is could impact your day. good morning, i'm tori campbell. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check out the traffic. i went outside to check.

>> i know you did. >> bright sunshine, hot. >> it's away from the coast. >> i can imagine further inland, it's going to be warmer >> yes. along the coast, the from a zoo, still feels warm here, says kelly. but there are changes abrewing. along the santa cruz coast. this is about a half hour to 45 minutes old. but you can see the fog right there rolling on. i think it's already rolled on past to be honest with you because it looks like it's getting very close to the san mateo case. 63 san jose. 50s and 60s for many. southerly wind, gusting to 15 already here in sausalito. that's santa cruz south wind, sausalito, santa rosa. that's a sign that it's going to be a cooler day for them. other areas hot. upper 80s to 90s. no breeze yet, waiting on that travis breeze once that kicks

in and inland tells will kick in. 40s and 50s very cool. it's kind of -- it's always tough on the city temps. 74. but that may be set at about 11:00 in the morning, if that. that will drop big time. take your jacket because you won't need it in the morning and you'll need it in the afternoon. 60 and 70s by the beaches. sal? what do you want to start with. >> you said something funny. every san franciscoian knows, you have to have that jacket with you. no wonder. >> that's sf 101 and i don't mean the freeway. let's take a look at what we have now with the east shore freeway. 80 westbound as you head out to the mac car thursday bridge. 24 minutes. yesterday took an hour to do this drive. this is much more i'll be right back it. and if you were on that freeway

yesterday, my condelences. this is a look at the bay bridge now and traffic at the toll plaza is still backed up. about a 15 to 20 minute delay as you make it on to the span. we did have some slow traffic last time on highway 4. 580 definitely lighter than usual. slow in parts of livermore but nothing like we normally see. 60 from pleasanton to the calaveras area. not bad at all. back to the desk. demonstrators are planning a series of actions all over the bay area because it is may day. >> these rallies have different messages behind them. we have live team coverage of the various demonstrations this morning. alex savidge is keeping an eye on the protest aiming to disrupt the commute. but we start with tara moriarty with a big protest planned at the port of oakland. tara?

we have a temporary technical problem with tara. we'll get back with her at the port of oakland in just a little bit. time is 7:35. hundreds of people are expected to join a may day march in san francisco this afternoon. that event is to begin at 1:00. people from all over the bay area are expected to be there. some of the issues that organizers say they'll protest will be immigrant deportation, police violence and also military aggression. may day has been around for centuries. it's a traditional spring holiday for many cultures. in the late 19th century. may day was chosen as the international workers day observed by communists and socialists. may 1st, 1886 more than 300 works and thousands of businesses all across america walked off their jobs. it was the first may day workers celebration. >> right now, we want to go back to ktvu fox news tara

moriarty at the port of oakland where protests are expected today. tara? >> reporter: yes, sorry about that little technical difficulty. but word got out early about this protest. there are no long shoremen here. this is a virtual ghost town. we have seen a couple of kraig of cranes moving. protests will stage a rally and march to oakland city hall. a rally is planned at the frank plaza. we talked to a few long shoremen about what it means to them. >> police brutality. our objective is not to make a statement that all police are bad and all police departments are bad. what we are basically trying to do is put the focus on what really needs to -- the attention need to be set on and

that's poverty and discrimination. >> reporter: that march will be held at laytham square at sen tonight. we'll keep an eye on things for you. we'll let you know if things start to heat up. that will probably be around 9:00 this morning. whack to you. >> thank you. our coverage continues on ktvu.com and on our mobile app. as we monitor what happens on the protests, we'll bring you all the information from the scene as it happens. 7:36. san francisco's minimum wage goes up today from $11.05 to $12.25. in san francisco, the minimum wage will keep rising every year until it reaches $15 an hour in 2018. first responders delivered emotional testimony in the aurora, colorado, movie theater

shooting trial. one police officer described a devastating scene. >> i remember, of course, the one the one that i will always remember is the little girl. i had to step over her because i knew she was gone and continue on. that's the hardest thing i had to do, but going back on my training, i had to try to save those that i knew i could try and save. >> reporter: 12 people were killed and 70 others injured in the attack in july of 2012. attorneys for james holmes admit he is the gunman but say he is not guilty by reason of in sanity. prosecutors say that holmes knew what he was doing. despite spending millions of dollars, the list of mentally ill and convicted felons who own guns remains long. the chronicle reports that more than 16,000 people are on the list of those who are not

supposed to legally possess firearms in california. in 2013, the state launched a 24 million program to confiscate those weapons. so far, more than $99 million has been spent and the list of illegal gun owners has been reduced by about 17%. time now is 7:39. a new report is due out that says that many of america's hospitals are struggling financially, especially in rural areas. according to the associated press, 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. 10 more hospitals are considered to be financially challenged. after the closing last year, one bay area hospital has beaten the odds. it's about to reopen with a new name and a new look. now, meet dr. robot.

he will be helping sebastopol's former palm hospital keep its costs down when it reopens at sonoma medical center. the hospital will private rooms, equipped for family sleepovers and room service from a hospital cafi. officials say this would not be possible without the help of a community that donated money to bring the hospital back to life. >> you could not do this in small town iowa or small town texas. the advantages that we have in wesson ma county, we have world class doctors right here in this community. >> the hospital shut down last year because of money problems but officials predict with their new business motto, in one year, they'll break even. they say that unwith the biggest selling points for this hospital will be emergency room wait times which will average about five minutes. that compares to an hour at nearby hospitals.

7:40. we are following developing news in the south pacific. the papua new guinea area has been hit with a second large earthquake. the latest quick, a magnitude 6.8 according to the usgs struck about an hour ago in the new britain area. this followed the quick last night. it did not trigger a tsunami warping and no damage or injuries have been reported. we are hearing that about 1000 europeans europeans in nepal have not reached out to their embassies since the earthquake. and not everybody unaccounted for are tourists. most embassies say that it's hard to reach out to tourists because they do not reach out to their embassies. and the latest victim to be pulled alive is a 20-year-old woman pulled from the rubble of a hotel. >> there was another body above

her that kind of blocked the walls and the roof from collapsing and created some kind of air pocket that enabled her to breathe. >> the woman survived more than 130 hours without food or water. she's now being treated in a field hospital operated by the israeli military the head of the humanitarian affairs for the united nations arrived in nepal. she will visit the victims and tour the damage first hand. you can find the latest stories as well as information on how you can help the victims of nepal on ktvu.com. a san mateo apartment complex evacuated following an early apartment fire. in 22 minutes, the damage and what neighbors saw that could point to a possible cause. we will not tolerate destruction of property, harm to other people. >> ktvu fox news pam cook sat down with oakland's mayor this morning.

up next, looking at what the city plans to do if today's protest gets out of control. we are looking at the bridge commutes and track is looking pretty good on most of them. we have a little slowing on the senate overbridge as you head out to the peninsula. yesterday nice day. but changes today inland and on the coast today. we'll show you why. ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found

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good morning. it's 7:45. today is may day and that means that there could be some protests. in fact, some are planned at this b.a.r.t. station, the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station which is an important hub for b.a.r.t. operations as you may know. we have a crew there and we are watching the trains. so far, no major delays but we'll let you stay on top of it oakland has said is it prepared to deal with today's may day planned demonstrations. pam cook sat down with the mayor right pe beginning of her day about an hour ago. she joins us now with what the mayor had to say. she has some specific plans to deal with that, pam? >> reporter: yes, she does. it is going to be a busy day for the mayor of oakland. we have been talking about this

morning protesters plan to meet at the board of oakland, will march to frank ogazawa plaza. oakland has a history of vandalism and violence when other city protesters are not breaking window, setting fires, closing freeways. i asked the mayor about that. she says that has changed and oakland has learned from the past. >> oakland has a long history of socialingactivism. we will not tolerate breaking and van taggism. >> reporter: she says she will have a response. we'll keep an eye on the protests all day especially as we get into the evening hours

because that's when things got out of control in the past. >> there have been destructions on b.a.r.t. and the freeways and entrances. a lot of things to keep an eye on this morning. >> it's early. >> yep. time is 7:47. time to check in with sal. you are watching the bridges as well as the roads? >> reporter: that's right. we are looking at a commute that is generally lighter than yesterday. we still have some slow traffic. we'll start off with a look at the san mateo bridge. looks like it's jammed right now, heading out to the high- rise. it's been slow for the last few minutes and stays slow all the way across. not a huge accident or anything but you should expect slow track on the way. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, still a backup. once you get on to the bridge, it does look good. we do have better than usual traffic. we also have some slow traffic building on interstate 880 right near 990, beginning to

slow and stay that is way down through the middle part of fremont. does get better by the time you reach mall pitas. >> let's go to steve. >> the fog is about to move right along the san mateo coast. if you are there, it's still warm. not feeling any breeze but believe me, it's on the way. everyone was in the 20 toz near 90 degrees yesterday. not a huge spread. today, there will be be. santa cruz was 90 something. probably about 30 degrees cooler today. the fog is already there. 50s, 60s, half moon bay already 58 but that will change pretty quick. fog making a move. hard to see but it is moving up the coast and only a matter of time before it makes that turn and moving sunrisism . water temps are very, very cold.

sunny and warm, hots inland, fog up the coast and moving fast. i tell you, 4:00 a.m., not even in monterey and now it's past santa cruz. still warm to hot away from the coast but cooler. temperatures by the coast will drop a good 15 to 20 degrees for most days because that fog is making a pretty good push. 80, southerly breeze in sausalito. we'll drop them as well. 80s to near 90 degrees, continuing especially off to the eastern areas. 8 degrees cooler for oakland which was 88 yesterday. 80 downtown today. 64 santa cruz after yesterday's 90. still 80s and then 60s on the coast. 70s again. 70s and 80s and we'll take everybody cooling down. time now is 7:50. new this morning from los angeles, a stabbing at l.a.x.

is being investigated. it happened at los angeles international airport about 12:30 this morning outside of a terminal. a man was stabbed as he was picking up a family member. he was stabbed several times he is in the hospital listed in stable condition. the suspected attacker was arrested a short time later there at l.a.x. he is identified as a 33-year- old man from hollywood. the motive is not known yet. airport operations were not affected. president obama announced yesterday that major book publishers will give more than $250 million in free e book to low income students. there was a lighthearted moment as the president talked to 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 -- he thinks that i've been talking too long? >> no no. >> let's move it along.

>> he handled that well. president obama has appealed to library directors, local government and school officials to provide all students with a library card. the white house already has commitments from 30 cities and county, including san francisco and oakland. >> can you talk now? >> yeah, okay. >> maybe. >> okay. the weekend is almost here and if you're trying to find something to do, ktvu's mike mibach has some suggestions. >> say good-bye to april and had he yo to may. what's happening, everyone? mike mibach is here. watch the run for the roses on sat day at golden gate field. always a good hot spot to watch the kentucky derby. gates open before 8:00. general admission is $6. livermore wine and beer festival saturday and sunday. 150,000 people expected to

swarm into the downtown areas through the weekend. the festival is the east bay's largest celebration of beer, wine. san francisco's cinco demayo is back. saturday, 10:00 to 6:00. >> san francisco, the best golfers in the world are in harding park. the cadillac match play championship continues. tickets start at $35 each. the bay area hip hop community comes together. plenty of dancing and graffiti 28th may madness, rock and roll show on forest street and the'are on the road. giants are back at home against the angels. i'm mike mibach. that's your weekend watch.

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to us. love the who. saw them in 1984, sal. great, great song. >> thank you. 7:56. youtube is celebrating a milestone. hard to believe. but the first youtube video was posted ten years ago this week. this looks so ordinary. that was april 23rd, 2005. a simple video titled me at the zoo was posted by youtube founder. there may not be a justin bieber without youtube. you remember, that's where he was discovered. he looks so young and innocent there. >> yeah. >> can you guess what is the most watched youtube video of all time? ♪ gangam style. >> that's so big a long time ago. the answer is sy's gangnam style. this video had more than 2.3

billion views. just crazy, especially when you consider youtube it self has just a billion users. >> amazing. >> yes, really, really. tori, we have breaking news. a bombshell in the case of freddie gray. just minutes ago, the state's attorney says this was a homicide and charges will be filed. >> much more on that coming up cities all across the bay area bracing for may day protests today. the action expected to begin at b.a.r.t. station that could make a mess of the morning commute. good morning. we are looking at the south bay commute and we like what we see for the most part. there is slow traffic here. we'll tell you a little bit more coming up. >> still lots of sunshine and warm to hot inland today but coast and bay dealing with that fog. it will be cooler. we'll show you that coming up.

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state right here with us. >> good morning. friday may 1st. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm tori campbell. let's check the weather. that's a great picture there. >> and a good photographer. i have not seen something like this. >> this is warm to hot inland. will take tomorrow until you folks cool off there in the back 40s. for many locations already getting warm, fairfield, 68. 63 livermore. half moon bay, 58. santa rosa is 59. southerly breeze will be cooling down. the fog is making a really fast move. so it's shallow but the weather temps very cold, upper 40s, 50s. that's helping a lot. it will fill in by later this afternoon tonight. so some of the coastal towns,

the high setting around 5:00 or soon. after that, temperatures will drop. sunny and warm today, fog moving up the coast. today, we can have a huge difference in the temps. that was not the case yesterday but the weekend does look cooler for everybody. sunny to hot that way. fog up the coast that way. allowing many to be cooler. temperature in the 60s, 70s, 80s to near 90 degrees. summertime pattern for the first of may. >> that's right. first of may commute here. traffic is not all that bad. it's a little bit slow but the south bay commute is not that deep. slow track here but it does get better for the driver into cupertino. starting to improve on the 880 drive if you are driving

through. north bay has been nice and light, nice picture of the golden gate bridge here. traffic does look good. east bay, southbound 880 traffic, slow union city but you are getting a break on the way to fremont. 8:02. back to the desk. may day style protests are planned throughout the bay. ktvu's alex savidge is live where demonstrators are arriving to try to block tech buses. >> reporter: the evident is to try to disrupt the morning commute for a lot of employee he at various silicon valley areas employers. we are actually on 40th street, close to martin luther king, jr. way this morning many this is where normally on any given morning, various shuttle buses come to pick up workers from companies like facebook, google and apple. they all come here and pick up employees and take them down to

their jobs in silicon valley. the plan was to block those buses. from what we understand, the buses will not be stopping here at the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station this morning, obviously because there were reports about this demonstration taking place. the message here that these protesters are trying to send this morning, obviously they are opposed to the tech workers and the idea of what they see as gentrification here as a result those employees. the idea was to block the buses here. the protesters have not made their way inside the station itself. we talked a short time ago about the protests to a b.a.r.t. rider >> you know, i have to be on time to get to work. if you're going to disrun the commute, that's going to disrupt me getting to work on time. that's a problem for me and i

know that's a problem for everybody else. >> reporter: this is part of a series of protests and demonstrations planned here in oakland throughout the day today. organizers planning to raise a variety of issues from workers' rights to police brutality to tie in with the demonstration that is -- demonstrations that have been taking place in the city of baltimore. here, the police have been prepared. they are planning to put additional patrols making sure that they get to the protest areas. again, the plan is to disrupt employees being picked up by shuttle buses. those are being real estate routed. we understand they are picking up employees from a different location. >> we'll check back later. >> the portland of oakland would normally be full of activities at this time of the

day. in this live picture, you can see what looks like a couple of officers there, a few trucks moving around but the port really is fairly quiet, much more quiet than it normally is. that's because long shoremen are not working today. instead, on this may day, they're going to hold a morning long rally against police brutality. they scheduled a demonstration at the port about an hour from now be a an afterwards, they'll march to oakland city hall at 10:00. ktvu's fox 2 tara moriarty is at the port and will have a live report at 8:30. and we'll have a coverage of may day. you can use the ktvu news10 to watch. time is now 80:00 of. we have breaking news coming out of baltimore, maryland. almost two weeks after the death in police custody of freddie gray, just 30 minutes ago, the maryland state attorney announced they are now

calling the freddie gray case a homicide. they say that prosecutors will file charges against six baltimore police officers. charges that include second degree murder against one police officer. the prosecutors say that the original arrest of freddie gray was illegal. they say a knife and not a switch blade was found clipped to fretty gray's pants pockets and that that knife was legal. police investigators will turn over their findings to a prosecutor. they say that during the arrest, freddie gray suffered a serious head injury inside a prisoner van that was taking him to jail. [ chanting ] >> this was march in philadelphia in solidarity with the protests in baltimore that erupted in violence last night. look at the pictures. demonstrators are trying to block the entrance to a major freeway and they clashed with the police. the police attempted to push

the crowd back while some of the protesters hurled bottles and other objects at the police. at least three people were arrested. this particular march lasted more than six hours. 8:07. here in california, the machine civil liberties union launched a new app that allows people to record and upload cell phone videos of possible police misconduct called mobile justice. the recorded videos are sent to the aclu and preserved even if the phone is destroyed. the california police officers association has not commented on the app but, in the past, police advocates have expressed concerns that people recording officers might interfere with police work in an already tense situation. san jose police are warning that somebody may be impersonating a police officer. they know of two cases where someone claiming to sergeant

mike harris is calling residents. residents are told they miss add juror summons and have a bench warrant for their arrest. then they are told to go to get a prepaid card and send them. the residents did not comply in those two cases we are still following developing news coming outs of san mateo where a family is looking for a place to live when a fire destroyed their apartment today. brian has been out therefore a while. you have been there for a while. we are hearing that some pets may have been killed in that fire >> i spoke to a woman who says she lives in that apartment. she said she had 30 exotic

birds and she please they died in that apartment fire. fire crews continue mopping up this fire that started after 5:15 this morning and they are continuing their investigation into how this fire started. as we go down to video, this was a picture taken by a person who lives here where the fire start. she snapped this picture. you can see the plames went well higher than the roof. she snapped this picture as she was evacuating. there is heavy damage inside one of the units. the fire started just before 5:15 this morning. firefighters from san mateo and foster city respond. luckily, no other structure was damaged and nobody was hurt although we did see a couple of peopleevaluated at the scene. we talked to the daughter of the people who live at the apartment building. >> everybody is good. i checked mom. she had soot around the mouth but she is fine.

>> the biggest problem is to get access to the apartment building. so our guy has to make a long hose. >> reporter: firefighters say it was an adult woman, the woman's boyfriend and grand child living at theapartment. all are doing okay. when i spoke to the woman, she says that mementos of her son who was killed two years ago were destroyed. she was too distraught to talk to her. she had three cats in the apartment as well, she saw one walking around but no word on the other two. >> thanks, brian. another miraculous rescue in the middle of all the rubble in nepal. coming up in 28 minutes, where the young woman has been trapped since that earthquake as the search for survivors gets even more desperate. one of the biggest boxing

fights in boxing history is about to go down. this weekend, pacquiao versus mayweather. we'll tell you how the matchup in vegas is spurring businesses locally and why it means so much to people here. good morning. the bay bridge toll plaza, you can traffic is still slow. it's improving getting into san francisco. >> warm to hot. again inland but temperatures on the coast will take a little tumble because the fog is getting closer. we'll take a look.

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fights in a long time is just one day away. when it's over, either floyd mayweather, jr., tnt money, or manny pacquiao, called the pacman will be the championship champion of the word. but both will be millions and millions richer. janine de la vega is life. i hear that seats at the boxing arena going for hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> that's crazy. who is going to spend that kind of money. >> big rollers. here in downtown san jose, they are offering specials here. they're going to be showing the fight on pay per view here and they are expecting a big crowd. that means for this bar, that's a big money for them.

everyone is going to be glued to the fight on saturday which will be held at the mgm grand in las vegas. mayweather is the undefeated champion. he will be facing off against pacquiao both are considered to be the best boxers in the word right now. odds makers are favoring may weather. no matter the outcome, both of these boxers will be big winners financially, expected to win 200 millions each. here is what mayweather had to say. >> time to fight now. you guys came out here to see excitement. you guys came here to see a great event and i think that's what both competitors bring to the table, excitement. >> bay area sports bars are expected to be packed with boxing fans showing the pay per view fight. many are hosting watch parties. this fight really means a lot to the local filipino community because pacquiao is from the philippines and served as a congressman there. we asked people about the

matchup. >> i don't think that pacquiao is going to win. i think floyd will win. he is undefeated. unfortunately, i just think he will win. he has better stamina. >> huge. we have been waiting for this fight forever. it's going to be here finally. >> reporter: you're going to be watching with friends. >> yes. >> rare that two boxing greats are in the same die vision. so pound for pound, that's why that's an exciting matchup. and lot of commentators saying that boxing needs a huge fight like this. we have been here on the streets of downtown san jose, taking an informal poll, asking if they'll be watching. they say yes. we asked who they want to win. we are finding that there are a lot more pacquiao fans here in san jose. >> i know. i know a couple of times, people pay 100-dollar to watch a fight and it's over in 30

seconds. hoping that's not the case. thank you, janine. >> time now is 8:19. sal, everybody is behaving on the roads? >> yes. the commute has not been too bad. looking at a commute here on the 580 freeway 24 and also above the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station. b.a.r.t. trains are coming in as you drive by the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. no traffic jam. we do see a train coming into the station. you heard our reporters say there is a small demonstration at the platform level but has not created big delays. we'll keep following that for you all day long and let you know if anything happens. >> let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are driving on the nimitz free way, traffic is busy. san mateo bridge traffic has improved on the way to the peninsula. time for the forecast.

here is steve. >> it is, indeed. thank you, sal. we do have warm conditions already for inland locations but if you are on parts of the santa cruz coast south, it's calm and partly breezy. the breeze has not kicked in yet. very shallow. fog bank making an impact on the coast. janelle sent this to us. if you take a pictures send it to me. taken with an iphone 6. looking south from the city of san mateo. and history repeats. he says. >> how about that? currently, 62. low admit night was 72 degrees. feels warm last night, you thought, yes, it was. 61 half moon day. yesterday at this time, it was a lot warmer than that.

upper 50s for some. napa his there. temperature ditches, san jose is 10 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. fair field, 2 degrees cooler, they lost the breeze. 2 degrees warmer in sfo. fog is making a strong push. i mean, it's on the santa cruz coast. even in parts of the senate yo coast. even if you don't have that breeze, not long. there it is. fair killed, yesterday was north at 15. today, now southwest. i know that's much but i hang my head on that trust me on this one. no quiz but trust me. >> water temps are cold. the fog has no problem forming and it's raring to go. raring to go but too shallow to make an impact. away from the coast, the coast rolls off with that temperature trend. sunny, fog, if you don't get the fog, the west winds will

kick in a little lit later moving up the coast. we'll go from 60s, 70s, 80s to 90s. no fog for vaccaville, fairfield. for sure. 70s to 80s around the bay. 80s to 90s inland. 84 san jose. that's down 44 from yesterday. 91 at the airport if you are out of east san jose 60s on the coast. 70s,80s on the pe ninsz la. tomorrow, that fog bank wins out and carries right into a cooler next few days >> the fog bank, natural air conditioning, right? >> with the water temps, they were warm for almost a year. like 59 and 60. now, that's really getting the fog going when it's 49 to 51. >> all right. thank you, steve. time is 8:22. elementary school students

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the finished painting is about 5500 in the gal galleries. >> based on the video, police say that they don't think that the couple thought they were stealing anything. they are hoping that someone will recognize the couple in the video and bring back the paintings. no questions asked. the ktvu team coverage on the may day protests continues. oakland mayor will tell us what she is preparing. and we are live at the port of oakland as protesters are gathering right now. we'll tell you what they are so angry about, next. and we're looking at the east bay commute. things are getting a little bit more crowded now for the late commute into oakland. >> fog is dancing up the coast. looks like it's already now starting to make an impact on the southern edge of the san mateo coast.

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we are at the port of oakland. we have long shoremen and self- named occupiers are there. police are there to make sure that the protests stay peaceful. tara moriarty is there as well. coming up in minutes, tara will tell you the issues today's protests are focused on.

stay tuned. good morning, welcome back. it's friday, the first day of may. may day. i'm dave clark. >> let's talk about weather on may day. steve paulson has the forecast. >> if i may. >> you may. >> thank you. was not a big spread, warm to hot yesterday. one guy talking, didn't feel that hot to me. my goodness, that's a beautiful picture there. where is that fog? i'll tell in you a second. concord, 990. no problem. they are always at 90. san jose, 88. san francisco, 84. today, maybe 74. maybe. napa, 91. oakland 88. i dropped them. the fog is getting close.

already 68 for travis. oakland airport, san jose warm. san jose with 10 degrees warmer. half moon bay, 61 but the fog is roaring up the coast. i mean flying. it's shallow. highway 1 may be very difficult visibility wise. the wind yesterday was north or east. now it's turned west-southwest or a southerly direction for some and the water temps are cold. just a matter of time here. in land, water temps will cool down. sunny and warm but fog is on its way. a westerly breeze, not an orthopaedic or east breeze as that fog fills in on the coast. 60s for some, 70s and 80s for others. >> steve, rights now, things are improving which is something that everyone likes to hear. if you waited around, going to be a little with it of a reward for you. take a look at what we have now, commute taking off at the bay bridge. a little bit less than what it was a few hours ago or even an hour ago.

about a 15 minute delay coming into the toll plaza area and getting on to the bridge. also this morning's commute looks good on 880 north on southbound. not as bad as it has been the last week. slowing down near davis, straight and it continues to slow down to about 8. getting into fremont out of union city. but the hayward component has improved quite a bit. 8:33, back to the desk. we want to get you an update on the breaking news coming from baltimore, maryland. we told you about this a half hour ago. the state of maryland will file criminal charges against six baltimore police officers for the death of freddie gray. the prosecutors are calling this case a homicide. they say that freddie gray should not have been arrested in the first place. one police officer will be charged with second degree murder. and five other police officers are facing charges of manslaughter or assault. prosecutors say that the officers failed to get freddie

gray medical help when he was asking for it. >> the findings are comprehensive, thorough and independent investigation investigation coupled with the medical examiner's determination that mr. gray's death was a homicide which we received today has led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges. >> a baltimore police union has just responded to this. they call the death tragic but said that the police officers were diligent in balancing freddie gray's right while discharging their duties to protect the public. meantime, back here at home, operations at the port of oakland has ground to a halt. union workers are holding a day long demonstration. tara moriarty is live at the port of oakland. what's the reason behind the

demonstrations? >> reporter: there are a lot of reasons for demonstrating it, but the main one, demonstrators told me, police brew at that. this is where they are planning to march. if we pan more to the west, that's a white van with oakland police officers there. they will be interspersed with the crowd, with body cameras making sure that things don't go out of hand. protesters tell me that this is going to be a peaceful march long shoremen say that hey day is a chance to voice their concerns for police brutality>> the iaw is not condoning any type of destruction of property

or erroneous action amounts joining me is stacy rodgers, with the iwu. people have taken off to take a stand. what you guys fighting for today? >> we are here to protest the police terror that's plaguing our nation and hit home for us in a particular way because the action came about, i made a motion because the action came about due to walter scott's death and the killing in charleston, south carolina. walter scott is a family member of several east coast long shore -- international long shoremen association. he is a relative to several family members there. it was just time that we took a stand as labor and it had not been done before. we needed to make a stand and say something. this has to stop and that's what we are really -- that's thyou feel feel the criminal charles have been

freddie gray case in baltimore? >> it makes me feel somewhat better. i just hope that they are actually carrying through and not just the charge but see prison. >> thank you very much for joining us live this morning. we aappreciate that. again, automatic of these workers here, they are going to be getting together at nine and when this rally starts and they'll stay here for about an hour and they'll head into downtown oakland. there will be that rally at noon downtown and then there is going to be another rally against police brutality at laytham square around 7:00 this evening. live from the port of oakland, i'm tara moriarty. >> thank you, tara. >> our coverage will continue of the may day protest throughout the day. if you are away from your television, you can always use the ktvu news app to watch the coverage. it is coming up on 8:38. how will the city of oakland

deal with today's demonstration? pam cook spoke to the mayor of oakland. she joins us with more on the plans. >> we'll keep an eye on downtown portland, the port, b.a.r.t. station. so far may day is calm but the concern is what happens later today and overnight. oakland mayor libby schaaf says she wants to honor the long history of activism. but oakland has a history of violence. other cities are protesting the same issues but people are not breaking windows, and shutting down highways. we take a protective approach to managing the crowd control. 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 >> reporter: shy describes the new crowd control as strategic as opposed to heavy handed in an effort to let people exercise their right to free speech while, at the same time, keeping people safe and protecting businesses. but she does say that arrests will be made if necessary. of course, again, we'll keep an eye on the proteststhroughout day as we hate into the evening hours when things have become out of control in the past. dave? >> all right, pam. time is 8:39. san francisco's minimum wage goes up today from $11.05 an hour to $12.25 an hour. san francisco had have one of the highest minimum wage. along with observing lane. in san francisco, the minimum wage will keep rying every year until it its $15 an hour in 2018. we are now hearing that about 1000 europeans in nepal have not made contact with

their embassies since the earthquake hit. most of the people not accounted for are tourists. the european union says it is hard to keep track of tourists because did not register with their embassies in the first place. and the rescue effort continued this morning with a woman in her 20s, the latest to be pulled alive from the rubble of a hotel. a rescue team found her using special scanning machines. >> there was another body above her that kind of blocked the walls and the rest from collapsing and creating some kind of air pocket that enabled her to breathe. >> the woman survived more than 130 hours without food or water she is you a now being treated in a field hospital operate by the isi military. our coverage of the nepal earthquake continues on ktvu.com. you can find the latest stories online. japan's prime minister was met by protesters during his

bay area visit. the demonstrators gathered outside the fairmont hotel in san francisco. members korean and chinese communities are angry about japan's refusal to apologize for the use of so-called comfort women during world war ii. japan captured more than 200,000 korean and chinese women and forced them to be sex slaves for japanese troops. most of those women have died but the demonstrators say that the women who still are alive, they deserve compensation and an apology. coming up on 8:41. president obama announced yesterday that major book publishers will give more than $250 million in free (e) books to low incam women -- or low income students, rather. there was a lighthearted moment as the president talked to 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 -- you think i discussed -- or you think i've been talking too long. >> no, i think you just -- >> let's move it along wrap it up. >> president obama has appealed to library directors, local governments and school officials to provide all students with a library card. the white house already has commitments from 30 cities and counties, including san francisco and oakland. >> how do you tell the president -- >> just very politely. >> just like that. >> time is 8:42. youtube celebrating a birthday. coming up, the milestone and the baby elk that has been seen more than any other. >> you have to love the cratesy cat. up next, time for another warriors time tall. talking about how the warriors' opponent could be without its best player for the whole series. many of you may think that the fog is the cat'sme yow.

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we talked a lot about steph curry. he is a real attraction for even casual warriors fans. >> yes, we talked about what makes steph curry so fascinating. not just what he does on the court but what he does off the court. probably the most popular player in the nba. if not him, lebron james. that is player who is on a meteoric rise. >> he is 63 which in the basketball world is not that tall. people can relate to him. lebron james is 6'8". >> exactly. and the one thing that people can relate to is how far steph curry shoots the ball from. everybody is going out into a basketball court and seen how

long that shot is from 3-point range. if you stood on a basketball court, you realize that's not an easy shot. not many people had the opportunity to dunk a basketball. that's something that so many can't relate. >> the memphis grizzlies, the second round owe pond with will be out mike hundley, one of the best players on that team. what does that mean for the warriors? >> it's fortunate for the warrior, not for the grizzlies. hundley does not score as much as curry but he is stableizing force. grizzlies take advantage of their big players, marc gasol. going to be very difficult for the grizzlies to win this series if mike conley does not play. if you look at his face, he

does not look good. he says that he will want to play >> we have less than paint here. the last series, anything that you like about the warriors and how will that translate into this next team? >> one thing that you have to like is that the warriors didn't play their best basketball. yet still won, didn't lose one game. still swept is the series. great easing into the playoffs for the golden state warriors. they were tested but never in danger of losing the game or series. boding well going into the series against memphis. they are well rested. that bodes well for them. >> mike steinmetz here with me. we'll cover that game on sunday. >> i have to say, i think another reason steph is so popular, he is so good but's nice guy. he is a great guy. >> really nice guy. >> humble and modest. i think that's another reason. >> very likable.

>> yeah. >> i like steve paulson, too. >> he is a nice guy. >> he gives us a likable forecast? >> i'll show you something and i'm sure that's happened to you, too. low clouds and fog trying to work their way up the coast. i do think that temperatures will come down. doug says, i'm watching you from the cool waiting area at concord. >> very nice, very well done. very well done. what's weird is if you are waiting and you see people watching you. >> yes. >> all right. thank you, doug, that was very clever. >> disregard that. the 60s and 70s will be the norm here, very fast. by the coast, it's going to change. the fog is getting very, very close i mean, it's really, really beginning to fill in. there is a component of maybe a slide offshore breeze san francisco north. but it will get there, just too

close. the sea breeze will kick in. coastal cooldown. part of the bay will cooldown. breeze last turned west- southwest. that's a huge direction. yesterday they had a north wind dough of about 15 to 20. water tells very, very cold. that's going to help us as well we get that cold going. that helps the fog. circling the wagons, if you will, making a half moon. it will begin to fill in tonight into tomorrow. sunny and warm. they have warm inland. i don't think we can be warmer. much cooler with the sunshine and warm to hot conditions yonder. but fog moving up the coast and i think that sea breeze will kick in pretty fast for the city about the noon hour. it is just a matter of time. all over the map. this is a summertime pattern, may 1st, why not. 70s to 20s. there are a valley a little bit cooler but still pretty warm.

these are all way above average as you might expect. still should be about 54 to 64, 75. only the coast will get a cooldown right now but everybody will be in it as we head into the weekend. >> next week is looking very cool. looking out that far in we have mother's day coming up next weekend. >> that's a piggy. >> yes. >> see, i reminded you. >> i got it. youtube is celebrating a milestone, hard to believe. but the first youtube video was posted ten years ago this week and looks just very simple. >> yes. >> april 23rd, 2005, a simple 18-second video titled me at the zoo was posted by youtube cofounder charlie curran. there may not be a justin bieber as we know him today westinghouse you usual. that's where he was discovered. can you guess what is the most watched youtube video of all

time. gangnam style. ♪ ♪ >> all right. one of our producers double checked the answer is sy. the video has more than 2.3 billion views which is crazy especially when you consider that youtube itself as just a billion users. i think everybody has watched it at least two or three times. >> wow, gangnam style. >> he has a little style. >> time is 8:52. you don't have anything to worry about. how old do you look? oh, ancient. >> we'll put a new website to the test. we'll find out what all this internet buzz is about.

♪. >> certainly is a beautiful day. requested by patricia. of course, it's u2. one of their greatest hits.

still beautiful. >> love that. >> what a nice sound. >> yeah. >> all right. actually, we have to do one more thing. i think i have to do a little traffic just to let people know. we're going to go right to the toll plaza if we can. still a little slow but better than yesterday. they are playing the song over the music. that's good. over traffic, there. >> interstate 880 slow. light crowd. and in san jose, northbound 280 getting up behind highway 217. beggars can't be choosers. still a little bit of slow track. now something that i've been fearing, tori. >> we have been nervous about this. chances are, you have seen. this microsoft's new website called howold.net. they use face detection to see if that's accurate. we gave it a try.

check this out. >> dave, how old are you? >> that does not look like a picture of dave. >> wait a minute. >> oh, there it is. that's a nice picture. >> boy, i'm 64 years old? >> i think that's the song. >> that's not far off. ♪ will you still need me? >> will you still feed me when i'm 64. >> there i am. oh, gosh. >> that's good. you know, that's not bad. that's really accurate. >> that's pretty close. i'll take my points. that has to be fun. that has to be me. the lighting helps also. and then we have steve. steve is 55. not bad. >> close. >> >> close enough. >> and -- >> oh, boy, here we go. >> the final one, sal. i think sal looks 48. >> that's not bad. [ laughter ]. >> i was ready to say something like 64. >> i know. me, too. >> that's me. >> that's all over the map.

there are people who are adults who are 11. >> yesterday in the shots that i tried, i was playing around with this app when i took my grasses off, i was younger. >> i took the glasses off because they think i'm holder and i wear glasses. and the gray hair does not help. >> you wanted to mention something is this. >> marcus peters of mcclimbon high school picked up by the kansas city chiefs in the nfl draft. >> congratulations. >> great. >> still a lot of sports going on this weekend. go warriors. have a great weekend. >> that's right. watch ktvu.com for the may day protests. we have reporterred at the b.a.r.t. station on mcarthur and at the port of oakland. happy birthday to my son

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