ooooo a big clean up is a head in downtown as a long night of protests gave way to damage. >> several people hit by a car after leaving a bar in the east bay. an update on the victims and the charges the driver could now face. morning on two starts now. >> from ktvu fox 2. this is mornings on two. >> taking a live look at the oakland estuary from the roof camera in jack london square a foggy gloom yeah start for folks around the bay right now.

on this saturday morning. women come to mornings on two. it's saturday may second. >> let's get you started with a quick look at the weather. i have to tell you i looked at the temperature in my house last night about ten. 80. 80. >> my house likes to hold onto that heat and keep it in there. >> you must live inland. >> i do. >> that will change. the cooldown continues for today in the inland areas. its spilled into the bay. it's moved inland and that on shore breeze moving through the delta. here is the time l aps e. that will be the headline for

saturday. 53 walnut creek. mid50s oakland. redwood at 57 -- 51 right now in nevado a few degrees or so as we get in to the second half of morning these clouds will pull back. by ten or 11 we stay partly to mostly cloudy the entire day. you get into the bay. the bay side cities and inland community also be sunny for the afternoon. upper 50s to low 60's at the coast. of 0's and 70 he around the bay and 70s inland. have you to get farther and closer to the central valley to see the low 80s. areas like antioch, oakley. areas like morgan hill and gilroy. better in terms of bringing the temperatures down. especially if its been to warm for you. before i go i will have a quick look at some of the numbers. 64 san francisco. going to 74freemont and 83 for antioch. temperatures will continue to cool in to the second part of the weekend. i will have a look at the

extended forecast. >> thank you. we are following developing news out of bay point. one person has died, another is in critical condition after officers say someone ran over nine people leaving a nightclub restaurant. it happened just before two this morning along port chicago highway. just outside of the restaurant. investigators say about 50 people were in the parking lot when it happened. >> when we arrived on scene we had nine to ten victims. hit by a reckless driver in the parking lot. we have had some witnesses who said that it was on purpose. >> fortes say that the driver is in custody. >> we are also following developing story in oakland where a demonstration in support of baltimore turned violent. close to 400 people took part in the rally. some stood face to face with police there in riot gear a group of protesters splintered

off and shattered windows. at dealerships along otto row. many are cleaning up the damage and some wondering whether this destruction could have been stopped. police brought in extra officers. there are peaceful demonstrations but then the violent outbursts happened. christine is live with a look at that damage. >> reporter: good morning. daylight is revealing more of the damage. we are on otto row near broadway and 30th. if you take a look the wind shields were smashed out but a couple of tires were slashed as well. we want to mention that a large majority of protesters last night remained peaceful. it was only a minority of that group that caused damage and if you were aggressive with one of our photographers last night. >> no cameras. >> reporter: that is video of

one of our photographers getting pushed and shoved by members in the protest. he wasn't hurt and is doing okay but the protesters started marching in the early afternoon and continued well into the night. they met a skirmish line and then headed to telegraph eventually going to broadway and piedmont. after that that's where things went downhill a few people started breaking windows and our crew followed the destruction as they broke out windows to about 20 to 30 new cars on the row and they broke windows to the dealerships too. we know at least one car was also set on fire. this is where police started making acts this he say in addition to the car dealerships there were businesses and banks hit likely because they were going offer corporations but this is not how the majority of peaceful protesters conducted

themselves. as they focused on raising awareness. >> standing of baltimore on behalf of baltimore. we want to look at what the community is doing. we should not be breaking windows and causing harm to the law enforcement. >> unfortunately that is the reality this morning of what we are seeing here in terms of the damage. another live look now at the broken glass of just one of the cars here. a lots of clean up ahead. that likely will come later today. thankfully nobody was hurt in last night's protest. live for us there in oakland. thank you for that report. may day protests were held across the bay area. in san francisco hundreds of people marched from the plaza

to the mission district. they said they marched for different causes including immigration reform. higher wages and against police brutality. police followed them but reported no problems. in san jose about 150 people took part in a peaceful rally. the crowd gathered at our lady of guadalupe church and walked three miles to san jose city hall. many people brought their children to the rally. demonstrators say they used the occasion to call for an end to deportation that result in families having to separate. >> more than 50 people were arrested last night in baltimore during a protest over the death of freddy gray. sir meshes broke out between demonstrators and baltimore police. yesterday six officers were charged with a range of crimes for gray's death. gray had a fatal spinal injury on april 12th while in police custody. last night protesters facing charges that include assaulting an officer, resisting arrest and violating the city's curfew. organizers of a march today say that it's now being called a

victory rally. >> as mayor i have said from the beginning that nobody is above the law in our city. i was sick sickened and heartbroken by the statement of charges. >> the six face various charges, one is accused of second degree murder. prosecutors say the officers illegally arrested gray and failed to properly secure him in a van where he apparently had a critical spinal injury that killed him. the six are out an bail a hearing is set for may 27th 27th. the president is weighing in on the arrest of the six officers in that case. >> it's my practice not to comment on the legal processes involved. that would not be appropriate. i can tell you that justice needs to be served. >> the president said that the officers are entitled to due process and that his administration will help make sure the truth comes out. he said he is waiting for

recommendations a task force they appointed to improve policing and police community relations. >> new this morning pittsburgh police say a homeowner shot and killed two people suspected of breaking into his home. it happened just after nine last night on jewitt avenue. this is the second time this week that someone has tried to rob that home. four people were arrested during the first attempt. police say they don't know if the two incidents are related. its been one week since the massive quake in nepal. government officials say they need more help from the international community. they say they need tents and tarps and survivers need basic food supplies. some areas still have not seen any aid. more than 6600 people were killed in the 7.8 quake. thousands more remain missing. a bay area nonprofit is hosting an event that will benefit the victims of the quake. its being held from six to 11 at the saint anne of the sunset

church in san francisco. the organization curry without worry is hosting the event and a team from the organization plans to leave for nepal in the next four weeks to serve freshly cooked meals. >> time is 7:10 and the long awaited boxing match is scheduled to start at approximately 8:15 tonight. the two took part in the official weigh in yesterday. pacio took the scale at 145 while mayweather was a found heavier the fight is sold out. stars at ring side will include clint east wood, ben affleck and justin bieber. pacio is a hero in his native hero. fox two -- shows us how they are preparing for fight night. >> reporter: it's called the fight of the century.

the cheapest tickets for the fight start at $2,700. ring side $36,000. to watch it on pay per view a hundred dollars. >> i have been looking for this for a whole life. i was waiting for this event. >> reporter: at this pop up store in union city anything fight related is bold. >> i think this is the one here. >> its been ridiculous. >> reporter: the store owner said that the past few days he has been working dusk to dawn with half a dozen fight shirts and items like these boxing key chains it's his busiest season yet. >> why do you think everybody is rooting for him? >> he is -- the people's champ. the pride of the philippines. everybody supports him. he has been a hero since he has been starting in his career. >> reporter: from poverty to congress the pride of the --l inspiration for this shirt. an hour -- the store sold 200 of them.

>> in san jose has followed his trip. >> you see something like that come from something into something it motivates you to push harder and to fight in the ring and whatever it is in light you that are fighting for. >> reporter: all of them hoping to make their mark like the biggest athlete in the world has made his mark. in san jose. ktvu fox 2news. >> trouble on board a flight. the pilot is forced to make an emergency landing. in 20 minutes a bay area passenger who was trying to get back home. >> and it's called the most exciting two minutes in sports. the horses, the favorite for the derby and racing day festival.

a live look there a gloomy start to the day around the bay. san francisco there in the distance. this morning san francisco waking up with 53 degrees. temperatures continue to come down for the afternoon. i will show you them in just a bit. >> all right. 7:15 and the 2015 derby gets started just hours from now. it's a two minute race with 20 of the country's fastest horses. so far american farrow appears to be the crowd favorite, his father finished second in the 2009 derby at california's top contender and his jockey won last year's race on california chrome. this year is the 141st anniversary of the event. the race will start at 3:20 this afternoon. golden gate fields is welcoming bay area horse racing

lover who watch at its track the gates have just opened for the derby day party. you can wage on the early race. it'll include the run for the roses hat contest. there will be cash prizes to the top three hats in three categories, funniest and most outrageous, bestation theme and most gamarous. carpe dear diem is the third favorite to win the race. we talked to the head of the winery that raised him. she said that he is battle tested and fast. >> maybe -- eight thousand colt that are born every year in the united states. only 20 get through the derby. it's very exciting. >> jackson family wineries also owned a horse named kurland who came in third at

the 2007 derby. here are fun facts. you may not know about the derby. derby goers will eat more than 142,000 hot dogs today and nearly 180 ton of trash is going to have to be removed after the event. the youngest only 15 and 19 derby winners have had names that start with the letter f. >> very interesting. it's time for this morning's front pages. this is the new york times. you can see the headline there. six officers charged in baltimore death. the picture here also showing people there celebrating, taking to the streets regarding the decision to charge the officers in connection to the death of gray. here is a look at the front page of the chronicle. the headline here peaceful protest turns violent. the cash was burned during may day marches. and now a look at the front

page of the sentinel. the headline continuing the legacy. the picture shows a photograph of the son of sergeant baker graduating from the melissa cad my. sergeant baker died in the line of duty back in 2013. rosemary and claudine, one special point about this is -- his son is going to wear his dad's old badge number. >> thank you. time now is 7:18. if you are headed outside today maybe even a little nice. maybe yesterday was a bit to hot. >> yeah for some. >> the cooldown started the coast gets it first. now the inland will start to feel. that's where the drop will come for the afternoon. currently -- on the area. 51 santa rose a.54 in oakland. livermore at 55 and san jose this morning 53. you can see all that cloud cover there in the backdrop. farther inland this morning and on shore breeze thoroughfare

field. gusting to 30. here is a sure sign that cool pacific air is moving farther inland. for the second half of the day you should notice the difference. 454 degrees right now in concord. we have 51 in areas like napa. we have 53 at sfo. 54 in areas around half moon bay. afternoon highs, low 70s in the forecast. santa rosa 72, a drop your way after a big drop yesterday. 72 in nevado. upper 60's for richmond. getting to the east bay upper 60s to low 70s along the shoreline. 69 oakland. low 80s in areas like walnut creek. 82 for livermore. some of the inland communities hit 90 yesterday. today it's low 80s. it'll feel better if you don't care for the hate. 78 san jose. and 75 degrees this afternoon for sunnyvale. santa cruz partly cloudy and you are looking at 68, one last

shift, we go -- 75 redwood, 68 san bruno. 64 san francisco. similar to yesterday. along the coast low 60s for today. it's similar to what we had yesterday because yesterday again the coast saw it's big cool off with anywhere from 15 to 20 degrees of cooling yesterday afternoon. for today partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. 62 at half moon bay. the extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view. the cooling trend will continue in to the second half. upper 70s in the forecast for the inland. upper 60s around the bay. low 60's remaining at the coast. monday, tuesday and wednesday. temperatures hold steady. 60s around the bay and low 60's at the coast with partly cloudy skies, a lot going on this weekend. i heard you giving an event report. >> yeah. action packed. the golf tournament at harding park. wine festival in livermore and claudine mentioned the field. that's just to name a few more.

>> so the weather --. >> we will talk about that. >> more comfortable. especially in livermore. >> yeah. won't be 95 and baking. all right. thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. it's time for the pet of the day. check out -- 7-year-old lulu. she is a domestic short hair and is a veteran to the east bay spca in oakland. >> the shelter said she is a mix of sugar, spice and everything nice and if you want a cat to adopt just head down to the east bay spca. for more information about her you can go to the website ktvu.com and click on the pet of the day tab under the mornings on 2 section. >> we also want to share success story from our pet of the day last weekend. you remember ronny in he was -- at the spca but now he has been adopted. >> that's right the shelter said the new owners took a photograph of him along with

their daughter there. if you would like to adopt any of them you can find a list from the website. under the mornings on two section. there on the home page. >> glad he found a home. yes cute. a summertime staple for bay area children is about to be affected by the drought. up next we will tell you about the changes being made by several water parks across the state.

pres prosecutors have dropped charges against the hunt recused of starting a fire. the decision was announced yesterday following the death of two key witnesses. one died in a workplace accident. the other died of a heart attack. prosecutors don't believe they can prove the case without their testimony. the rim fire burned two months and caused $125 million in damage. some of of the people affected say they are shocked that the charges were dropped. the fire burned 11 homeos and nearly shut down the town of grove land in the heart of its tourist season. the husband and wife who own a deli say authorities were never likely to recover the $125 million it cost to put the rim fire out. >> for me if i started a giant fire that i would want to -- at least be out there and helping them -- replant the trees, doing something to make it better. some people we spoke to say the man allegedly responsible should consider moving out of

state. many in the community say if he sticks around he will be considered an outsider. >> the drought has led a city to reconsider its plans to build 1300 new homes. the pleasant on city council will consider if they will suspend a development north of stanley boulevard. it would have been the biggest development in the city. accord together times many residents have become angry about the plan saying now is not the time to build. especially with new water restrictions due to the drought. the official decision will come just days after the city will require homes and businesses to rebus water use by 25%. water parks across california are rethinking their operations because of the drought. to save water many of them are reducing showers -- or shutting down features, one splash park is delaying its opening two weeks until memorial day weekend and will decutting operating hours in hopes of

cutting water use by 25%. danville has decided to keep all of its parks dry this summer. some don't seem to mind. >> you have to teach them to really be aware of their environment and what's going on right now. concord isn't the first city to cut back on splash park hours to help reduce waterrous. in the past cities like san jose and dublin reduced hours to help. >> the daughter of an oakland firefighter is given a heart breaking diagnosis. >> the world just starts spinning and really hasn't stopped. >> how other firefighters in the community are coming together to make sure this little girl never feels alone in her fight against cancer. >> and we continue to tom the latest developments where several businesseses were damaged by may day protesters late last night a look at the clean up now underway. >> outside the doors the bay area cooling trend will continue for your weekend. i will compare some of the numbers for you coming up.

time 7:30. here is a look at some of the top stories we are following today. businesss in downtown will have to assess their losses following last night's spree. by people protesting against police brutality. the demonstration was to stand in solidarity with the city of baltimore but last night's rally turned violent when a group spray painted black lives

matter on businesses and then smashed store front windows. vandals shattered the windows to a few dozen cars and dealerships on broadway. oakland police say they arrested or siting more than a dozen people. more than 50 people were detained last night in baltimore. some of the protesters were afterred for fighting with police there. demonstrators say that a march set for today in baltimore will turn into a celebration. they say the demonstrations this past week pressured prosecute es to file criminal charges against six officers for the death of gray last month. police say a homeowner shot and killed two people suspected of breaking in to his house. it happened just after nine. this is the second time this week that someone has tried to rob the home. four people were arrested during that first attempt. police say they don't know if the two incidents are related. >> all right. 7:31. it feels like summer.

it's only may. like the very beginning of may. >> we have a long stretch to go. where we will have cool conditions at the coast. very warm inland. for today everybody will cool it off. we have temperatures coming down. take a look at some of the numbers herew. will start in santa rosa. two days ago in the 90o's. yesterday you hit 81 and today you will go to 72. oakland will shave off five degrees. livermore dropping down -- you hit 90 yesterday. san jose will take off six degrees or so. we have a notable cooldown coming to the inland communities the coast took a huge drop yesterday. not much farther to go for you. you will remain similar to what you had yesterday with mostly cloudy skies, upper 50s to low 60s. here is a snap shot of the fog and low clouds this morning.

you have low along the peninsula we have 57 in redwood and -- right now in san jose. as we get in to the second half of the morning nine or so -- the pull back from the north bay. east bay starts to clear out some. ten even better. the second half of the day along the coast not going to go away. we will have that low cloud and fog cover for the day. inland you can see we have mostly clear skies, temperatures in the 70's. even a few low 80s for today. the faa and ntsb are -- that was forced to make an emergency landing. the flight took off yesterday morning. the pilot declared an emergency half an hour later and had to return to maui. a passenger from walnut creek sent us these photographs of

the plane after it landed safely. they said the problem started after takeoff and said it sounded like the landing gear kept running. he later smelled smoke in the cabin. >> nobody knew what was going on. then the pilot was so scared and -- he was stotterring. he couldn't really talk straight. he tried to sound calm. he said i will get you back on the ground. >> two passengers went to the hospital with minor injuries. there were 224 passengers on board that plane. they were given the option of taking a later flight home or staying at a local hotel for the night. two flights including one from sfo was diverted to hawaii because of that emergency. there is a beef and it's still closed after a deadly

shark attack. the woman killed was from the bay area. her bott was found wednesday morning. the injuries consistent with a shark attack. cruz grew up in the bay area and moved to hawaii 15 years ago. her brother said that she was known for her spirit and her love for the outdoors. >> police are asking for help this morning to find a hit and run driver who struck a young child. police sent us this photograph of a box truck captured by a surveillance camera. they say the driver hit a 3- year-old boy in front of a park on thursday. he was with his mother. police say that the boy had nonlife threatening injuries. flinn with information about this case is asked to call the police. livermore police say that two reports of sexual assault on a hiking trail were fake. police confirmed that both of the people who said they were attacked on the trail recanted

their stories. investigators say that the false reports put the community on edge and forced officers to put real cases on hold. >> all of our detectives are out there, patrol officers, crime scene techs are out there. that was for several days. they were working this case. so there is no way to say how much money that police spent but -- clearly it's a major undertaking. >> even though the reports were fake police say that people should always be aware of their surroundings and walk with another person. >> police in santa rosa are warning people act a scam at the gas pump. thieves have been moving the gas hose from one side to the other and then they wait for the victim to pull in and when the victim pays the gas goes to the thief. they try to distract the victim while the gas is being pumped. >> your tires look low and they -- go over and start looking around not noticing their gas is -- being taken. >> this is happening and it

could happen to anyone. just be aware. people need to be aware of what's going on. >> a surveillance camera from inside the gas station in santa rosa shows the two men suspected of stealing that gas. video from outside shows them pulling up to the pump in a white van. now you may have noticed the price of gas is going back up again here in the bay area. in just the past few days the price of region leaded fuel rose 11-cents. the reason, analysts say some refineries are doing maintenance work and cutting back on production. >> new, the president repeating a commitment that every child needs to receive a quality education. >> the global economy we have to help ensure that everybody of every age in every zip code has the chance to learn the skills that led to -- lead to a good job. >> he delivered his address from a public library in washington dc.

he said his education push involves free books for low income students, free tew -- tuition, connecting students to high speed internet and encouraging more to spend time reading. >> started as a pain in her arm and then miley's family got the diagnosis that she had cancer. it has been emotional but they say the support has been overwhelming. her father is a firefighter and that firefighter family is coming together to show her she is not going through this fight alone. >> reporter: the game is about getting the puck in the net. these hockey players are more focused on that little girl. it takes a half second to see why. >> my dad is a little funny.

she smiles even when she talks about cancer. >> it's something that's fighting your body. so -- we have to get medicine to fight it back. >> the world starts spinning and hasn't stopped. >> only way to describe it is a sledgehammer to the stomach. knocks the wind out of you and just -- you can't tribe it. you can't. words can't tribe it. >> reporter: they struggle to describe the support they have gotten. her father is a firefighter and when she was diagnosed he asked for a few days off. >> that was on a friday. i called them sunday morning and said did you get the shifts covered and he said we will see you in may. they got three and a half months covered. that's in 20 minutes. >> reporter: then other wheels started turning. >> we had a game and that was eight weeks ago. >> reporter: a game a game of hockey by firefighters who have held charity games before but who say this one is different. >> i work with scotty a long

time now and it makes it personal. >> the fact we are able to help them makes it a big deal. >> reporter: next saturday may ninth they will come together for this little girl. >> on the way here we get to ride a pink fire truck. >> reporter: that's very cool. they hope to fill this rink to its rafters. >> we want it toe packed, crowded. we want it to be where you are talk together person next to you and you can hardly hear what they are saying. >> people from 20 different fire departments gathered together for this. >> reporter: there are tough days ahead but they will never be alone. >> y. just going to -- beat them out with a hockey stick. >> it's -- still emotional but it's hard. >> reporter: your baby. >> yeah. >> reporter: their baby only has to look through this glass to see the love that is a round her. there is no words for knowing -- having like a big hug.

having that -- just huge family. >> they live in vacaville and they have donated ice time for the hockey game honey will go to miley's care. we have posted links to her fundraiser and information about the hockey game on ktvu.com and coming up later right here on mornings on two we will have the firefighters in station. they will shave their heads in a show of support with her. >> thank you. great story a 9-year-old elementary school student from san jose is among five finalists in a national nutrition competition. the child is a third grader. she is featured in the chef's challenge for her super fun, apple nachos. it only requires five

ingredients. >> i want to make something that was like original that nobody had made before. i didn't want to have like basic healthy snacks. i wanted to have -- try something new. >> she likes eating healthy because it gives her energy for cheerleading and soccer she is the only finalist from california. now if you would like to vote head on over to the website at ktvu.com. we have a link there under the web links section on the home page. >> all right. time now is 7:42 a big announcement from london. if the newest addition to the royal family is a boy or girl. >> and he may be a stuffed donkey but he has a serious message. we will meet introduce you to palo alto perry.

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question found you sun. you can see haze. relative humidity is up. that's great news. temperatures are coming down. i will have a look at your weekend forecast coming up. >> see you soon. here is a look at some of the top stories trending this morning. >> you are welcome. the duke and dutchess of cambridge. >> early this mornth dutchess gave birth to a new baby girl. at saint mar y's. according to the bbc she weighs 8 pounds three ounces. their first child was born at the same hospital in july of 2013. the new baby is fourth in line

to the throne behind her uncle, father and brother. her name has not been released. the bottled water sold in starbucks comes from california and expects say that could be making our drought situation worse. according to the washington post the water is taken from merced and baxter both areas hit hard by the drought. the spring that provide the water are private but others say that is still affecting cities. they say if the water is pulled out before making to downstream users it limits their supply. people in merced say the practice of diverting freshwater to be bottled in the middle of the drought should be frowned on. also a man from california is suing millercoors claim that the company tricked him into thinking blue moon is a craft beer. the lawsuit states that the premium price tag -- placement among other craft beers in advertisements falsely show it

as a handcrafted product. according to the brewer's association a craft brewer must produce less than $6 million, be independent and traditional but millercoors may be in the clear. the government doesn't have a definition for craft breweries. the new avengers movie is also trending. the latest debut is on pace for a record setting weekend. >> tried to create super armor but i created something terrible. . >> the currental time weekend movie record was set by the first movie in 2012. that brought in more than $200 million. the new release has made that much internationally. >> he is the newest face in palo alto and today the city will introduce it's new city ambassador. yes that is a stuffed donkey. he is named after a real

donkey. donkeys have lived in the area since the 30s the city plans to use the stuffed toy over the next two moss to draw attention to places and event event -- and events. volunteers can sign up to take him on adventures and people can take pictures and leave notes in his bags about what they like about the area. >> he is hooked up to have a police ride along which i really want to be in the backseat when he pulls someone over. >> i think it would be great if he tagged along on some of our home water and energy surveys we provide. >> the mayor is set to introduce him during a parade today and his tour of deucey will end with a chilly took off on the fourth of july. >> now that we are in the month of may its festival season. we know that livermore has the wine fest. that runs all weekend. here we go with the festival. >> it'll be a beautiful day.

70s. low 80s. mostly sunny for the second half. this morn we are waking up with plenty of cloud cover. inland as well. the marine layer is just a little deeper and the on shore breeze stronger. those two combined add to cooler temperatures moving farther inland for today. if its been really hot in your area temperatures are falling from four to eight. even ten degrees for the second half of the evening. fairfield reporting a gust to 32-milemiles an hour. that cool pacific air starting to drift farther inland. temperatures this morning normally a few degrees cooler than where we started yesterday a lot of overcast in and around half moon bay. mid50s in oakland. 56 walnut creek. low 50s santa rosa. stretch inland, livermore 55 outside your door. along the peninsula at this time 53 san mateo. 54 degrees in wood side.

shifts further soup. 59 for sunnyvale. 50 degrees this morning morgan hill. 54saratoga. as we get in to the second half notice the numbers. very mild. in and around santa rosa. and nevado. going to the low 70s for today. mid60o's in stinson beach with partly to mostly cloudy and a cool afternoon sea breeze. 67 for berkeley today and alameda. 73 castro valley. low 80s farther inland. 82 livermore. 83 antioch a lot better than yesterday. many of us warmed in to the 90s. 78 for sanious. and mid-70s sunnyvale. talking about mountain view for the second half of the afternoon. 70s in your area. 64 for san francisco. low 60s at the coast. not a lot of change today for areas along the coast. you had your big cooldown yesterday. for the second half of your

weekend temperatures will continue to cool. white spread low 60s at the coast upper 70s for inland. and then temperatures will drop just a bit more as we get back to work on monday and hold steady tuesday and wednesday with dry conditions remaining in the forecast. >> all right. thank you. >> you got it thank you a sacramento man risks his life to save his best friend. >> i raised both hands in the air and i cursed at him. get out of here you [bleep]. >> that is carl moore. is he from sacramento. on thursday he saved his dog from a bear by punching it in the face. >> i ain't running from nothing. i never have in my whole life and i won't start now. you are not going to sacrifice my babies for some [bleep] bear. >> fish and wildlife rangers believe the bear was after chickens that are on that man's property. nobody was hurt. >> looking for a get away?

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new numbers show california's population is growing. the state department of financing is now home for nearly 39 million people which is up 358,000 or about 1% from the year before. san francisco alameda and count acosta are among the fastest growing. each grew at a pace of 1.3%. san jose is now home to one million 16,000 people. opponents to aconite anniversary fear the project will wipe out some of the most beautiful views. it's a iconic biling at the uc campus. it's famous for its views of the school in the bay. now there is a plan to build an 18 story 302 unit building in downtown. near the shaddock hotel. critics worry it'll block

people and other buildings the postcard view around the city. >> they could make the northern portion lower and -- they could alter it in other ways and it would have less impact on the view. so far -- they haven't really been willing to consider that. >> berkeley mayor supports the construction project as is. he believes that the opposition is based on general opposition to developments rather than to this particular proposal. >> the oakland a's looking a little lost in texas to start their weekend serious against the rangers. here comes the come back. still in the eighth. oakland down 5-4, brett lowry -- wins the battle with that double down the line. both score and -- eventually drive in lowry and they win 7-5 a ten game home stand with the angels. on friday at the park last

night. one in the 7 president. andrew worked the count and gets a nice hit up the middle running on -- he scores 2-1. angels tie it in the eighth. no worries, bases juiced in the ninth. joe calm as ever in the box. shot to center and that's your ball game. >> you don't tell me to shut up. >> i -- you don't -- tell me to shut up. >> okay. >> you need to go over there -- and do your own thing. >> all right. tempers flairing yesterday at the gulf championship's cadillac jimenezs is in the sunglasses. question if bradley broke a rule by taking a uncorrect drop. both were frustrated about not advancing. 16 are left including the

number one player in the world. rory. >> taking a breath. >> okay. a day of protests ends with violence in oakland. the destruction left behind by runs of demonstrators. >> and we are following developing news a driver crashes in to nine people leaving a nightclub. what we know about the victims condition this morning. a nice day -- cloudy, cool, even a little breezy here in oakland. we will look at what's happening outside. what you can expect for the second half coming up.

a big clean up is a head in oakland. business owners are already out this morning, surveying the damage. >> six baltimore police officers charged with the death of freddy gray. the huge rally planned for today and what the president is now saying about the case. >> from ktvu fox 2. this is mornings on two. >> and good morning to you on this saturday morning a little gray out there as we take a look over the san francisco bay this morning. you can see the sun fighting to get on through. if yesterday was to hot for you, rosemary has some better

news for you today. welcome. it's saturday may second. >> talking about rosemary. let's get to her. she is upstairs. what's going on? >> it's a little cool. little breezy. plenty of cloud cover to go around. take a look around me. tough to see san francisco from here this morning. the low clouds, the fog hugging, close to the coast. the entire day. for the rest of us it'll mix out and we have a beautiful day coming our way for the afternoon. this morning temperatures in the 50s. we have a bit of a breeze and it feels cool. 56 in oakland. 54sfo. low 50s over parts of the north bay. 51 in santa rosa. for the second half as claw dine said temperatures are coming down. now you are looking at 80 degrees this afternoon.

concord, 78 degrees. 80 in morgan hill. you are going to notice a drop in temperatures. you get closer to the water areas. san francisco, half moon bay. your big drop yesterday, today will be a lot like yesterday. temperatures will continue to cool in to the second part of the weekend. i will look at that extended forecast coming up. >> thank you very much. we will see you son. >> time -- soon. >> we are following developing news. one person has died, another is in critical condition after officers say someone ran over nine people who were leaving a nightclub restaurant. this happened just before two this morning. along port chicago highway just outside of the restaurant. investigators say about 50 people were standing in the parking lot when it happened. >> when we arrived on scene we had approximately nine to ten victims. hit by a reckless driver in the parking lot. we have had some witness who said it was on purpose. >> police say the driver is in

custody. >> we are also following another developing story in the east bay. >> a number of businesss in downtown are cleaning up damage that was caused by violent demonstrations in support of baltimore. >> we have your back. we have your back. >> close to 400 took part in the solidarity rally. then a group of protesters splinters off. at dealerships along otto row. the damage caused by a night of protests has become a familiar and disturbing scene for people who own businesses there. the losses will reach tens of thousands of dollars but if they survey everything those costs could be much higher. >> and some of the biggest damage was scene at those car dealerships. we are live in oakland with a little bit of a closer look at that destruction. >> reporter: yeah. you know there is a massive

amount of damage here on otto road. tires were slashed, wind shields blown out by the windows, the windows to these dealerships were blown out. with in the past hour we have seen even more damage along broadway at the honda dealership a crew is already boarding up for the windows used to be and we are told about 21 windows there were smashed out because they are so big they can cost about $7,000 to replace. are you looking at $140,000 for that one dealership alone. this work is going to continue. not only at honda but at gm and other dealerships here along broadway. we want to say this damage was caused by a minority with in the group of about 400 that marched last night through the streets. they met at 9 and the broadway. turned and headed to telegraph. their purpose was to protest police brutality. many who were participating and were not a part of the violence

were just upset by what they saw. even people who did not participate last night are upset as well. one man we talked to just decided to take a walk through this area to see the damage and said it's frustrating. >> we need people to stay here in oakland, to keep the jobs here and make the city better than what it is. doing this here doesn't help bring anyone back from death. it's not productive. it's crazy. >> reporter: and another live look here at the window being smashed out at a car and there was some grafitti here. we are told a number of fires were set. when we talk to one of the employees of one of the dealerships they said the earliest they would likely open was on monday. the same for a paint store they said they had to assess the damage and won't open until early next week. we hope to get another update in the next hour from police and the mayor herself. they are holding a press conference at nine and we will be there. we will bring you the latest.

>> look forward to that. last night's demonstration capped a full day of protest across the bay area. in san jose 150 people took part in a peaceful may day rally. they walked they miles to san jose city hall. many brought their children. demonstrators say they use the occasion to call for an end of deportation that result in families having to separate. hundreds marched to the mission district. they say they march for several different causes including immigration reform, higher wages, and police did follow those demonstrators but reported no problems. stay with us for continuing coverage and you can follow us of course on facebook and twitter for news around the clock. >> half an hour ago the mayor said that the city's curfew is going to stay in effect at

least through tonight. yesterday the chief prosecutor charged six in connection with his death. prosecute testers are facing charges. that includes assaulting an officer and violating the overnight curfew. organizer say its being called a victory rally. to celebrate the charges being filed. >> as mayor i have said from the beginning that nobody is above the law in our city. >> the six officers face various charges, one is accused of second degree murder. the officers illegally arrested gray and then failed to properly secure him in a police van where he apparently suffered a critical injury that killed him a week later. the six are out on bail a hearing is set for may 27th 27th. the president is weighing

in on the arrest of the six officers in the case. >> it's my practice not to comment on legal processes involved. that would not be appropriate. i can tell you that justice needs needs to be served. >> the president said that the officers are entitled to due process and that his administration will help make sure that the truth comes out. the president said that he is still waiting for recommendations from a task force he appointed to improve policing and police community relations. >> new, pittsburgh police say a homeowner shot and killed two people suspected of breaking into his house. it happened just after nine last night on jewitt avenue. four people were arrested during the first attempt. they don't flow if the two are related. an elderly man was hit and killed by a train in oakland. that happened just about 11:00

altos this point police are not releasing the man's identity until his family has been contacted. >> its been a week since a quake hit nepal. they need tents and tarps and survivors need basic food supplies. some areas haven't seen aid. thousands still missing a bay area based nonprofit organization is hosting an event that will benefit the victims of the quake. its going to be held from six to 11. which is on judith street. the organization is hosting the event a team from the organization plans to leave for nepal with in the next weeks. >> a warning about a new scam at i gas pump. >> this is happen and it happen to anyone. >> what gas teens are doing to rip people off under their

nose. >> and are you looking for a deal on a weekend get away. up next travel -- will be in studio with more on why right now is the time to book those trips.

good morning to you. giving you a look there at all that overcast. i think i see the sun beginning

to poke through. these clouds will mix out of the way. we have a nice temperature -- temperatures will come down for the inland communities. ly have those numbers for you coming up. >> for the beaches to an exotic -- if you are looking for a trip -- this may be a good time. we are in a period known as shoulder travel season. joining us this morning is travel zoo senior editor. what is shoulder --. >> fancy word that -- we are in that sweet spot between the winter travel season and where -- it's a lull in the industry now. there are destinations offering good bargins. if you can get it through the end of june. >> let's start in california for viewers who didn't want to hop on the plane. >> drivable. >> let's go to pacific grove. all of california will go up in price come july. this is a great time to take advantage. about two hours away from right now. this is a place call the --

called the olympia lodge. the oldest operating lighthouse in the west coast of california a two night stay with breakfast. 1:39 -- 139. >> a night? >> for the two nights with breakfast both mornings. that's -- that price will go up in july but right now you get away they will sweeten the deal. >> because it's the shoulder season. >> right . what if we go down farther south? >> san diego. >> yeah. la, san diego, obviously come -- july -- after the june gloom, prices will go up. right now great deals. this is the hotel palamar. it's in the heart of the gaslamp quarter. >> is that --. >> it's a kimpton hotel a handle of hotels. this is on -- i believe it's fifth avenue right in the heart of the gaslamp quarter. more than two hundred restaurants with in a eight minute walk. 149 a night to stay there.

>> very been to the next one. the only place in mexico i have been. >> may be your next bet this is great. mexico the dollar -- strong against the peso. before july and august prices are still nice and soft. this is the weston resort and spa. you will see a couple of bumps up in appointments -- in price july and august. >> 99 a night for that? >> yeah. >> just get there. if you aren't a beach guy maybe the dude ranch.

your own mountain bike and it's all included. sort of western inspired get away. you are there for three nights. kids 599 and you get all of those great cowboy inspired activities a lot of nighttime story telling. >> they are all waving on the horses. you get your own horse. >> that price point is 40% off. to find out more go to the website and click on web links. any of those interest new >> any of them. >> then this -- the beach shot --. >> the mexico.

that was nice. >> kind of hard -- any time gave comes in i'm ready to go out. let's take a vacation. >> absolutely. if you are staying in the bay area can't really complain. >> during the summer -- you go in -- 20 miles one way or the other you go in a another spot giving you a live look there into oakland and the skyline and plenty of overcast see yous. the fog, low clouds, from the coast inside the bay and then inland where temperatures will come down this afternoon. maybe are you happy about that a wide view of all that fog up and down the coast at this hour. if we squeeze in a little closer here i will show you where we have it outside our door. this is a six hour time l aps. you can see how it filled in the overnight. it'll stay the entire day and in to the afternoon. temperatures will be cool at

the coast again. the cooldown starts yesterday. the inland communities didn't feel it. we had upper 50s to low 60s in areas like half moon bay. it warmed in to the 80s. we know it takes a day or two before it trickles in and that's what will happen today. inside the bay temperatures came down slightly. they will continue to come down for today. the inland communities will drop, five, ten degrees. are you going to be the one who feel it is most for the afternoon. 60 degrees at walnut creek. low 50s nev ado. your temperatures haven't budged a lot. 57 redwood. mid50s san jose. shift in to the east bay. look at lafayette. low 50s in and around blackhawk and 58 at this hour in antioch, low 60s for brentwood. let's hope for another win. partly cloudy. patchy fog. 62 degrees. on shore breeze for the second half of the day.

the sea breeze feels good when you are in the stands. 72 in nevado. 70 san rafael. we have upper 60s for the east day shoreline. 69 oakland. low 80s danville, livermore, in to the south bay. san jose will go to 78, morgan hill will warm to 80 degrees. morgan hill and gilroy reaching almost 90. you will notice a difference for you. 68 san bruno. 68 san francisco, warmed to 64 yesterday. as we get to the extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view the cooling trend will continue. upper 70s in the forecast for. tomorrow tomorrow. upper 60's around the bay. monday into tuesday little change in the forecast. only subtle moves up and down as we get through monday, tuesday, wednesday and dry weather will continue. >> you see the tweet we got in

nothing of but son. 82. sun. >> thank you. >> well a big announcement from buckingham. >> and the newest royal baby is here. what the palace is saying. >> and i have been looking for this event to come. >> its being called the fight of the city. how people in the bay area are getting ready for the tight.

the long awaited boxing match between manny and floyd mayweather is almost here. >> yep. in about 12 hours the bell is going to ring for round one . the two men shared the stage yesterday. pacio tipped the scale at 145- pounds, mayweather was a pound heavier. tonight's fight is sold out. stars at ring side will include clint east wad. >> now manny is a fan favorite. the former boxer who now coaches has followed his career. he even met him >> you see something like that. motivates you to push harder and not just to fight in the ring. you know -- whatever it is in life you are fighting for. >> he has an undefeated

record. manny has won 57 fights. its being called the fight of the century. to as much as 36,000 for a ring side seat. >> you want to watch the fight many sports -- places are hosting viewing parties. restaurants with large number of customers are showing the fight. one is charging eight dollars and $38 including a meal. >> the fight costs individual homes for the pay per view event. that's almost trouble the price for other boxing matches that you usually get. also, something going on that's big and that's the 2015 kentucky derby getting underway and just about -- i think it's a $3.24 post. the two minute race will feature 18 of the fastest horses as it would have them have been scratched. so far american farrow appears to be the favorite. his father finished second in

the 2009 derby. his jockey victor won last year's race on california chrome. this is the 141st running of the event. the race will start just a bitl after 3:30. race day festivals will include a run for the roses hat contest. funniest, most will watch a horse. he belongs to the owner of the jackson family wines in sonoma. he is the crowd's third

favorite to win today's race. we talked to the head of the winery and -- she said that he is a battle tested horse and very fast. >> out of many 8,000 born every year in -- the united states. only 20 get through the derby. it's very exciting. >> hue about fun facts. everybody loves fun facts. things you may not know about the derby. derby goers are going to eat more than 142,000 hot dogs today. nearly 180-tons of trash are going to have to be remove from the racetrack after the event. the youngest winning jockey was only 15 years old and 19 winners have had name that start with the letter s. >> the three favorites right

now don't start with the letter s. it could be the long shot. >> you never know. 50-1. who knows. >> new developments on the fire that burned hundreds of miles in yosemite. hundreds of acres up next. the decision to drop charges against the person responsible and reaction to the news. and a 9-year-old is trying her hand at cooking. the recipe that landed her a spot in a national competition and you can you can cast a vote for her.

we got your back. we got your back. a day of protests ends with destruction in oakland.

multiple businesses saw their windows smashed. new cars at dealerships were vandalized and this morning the city is cleaning up as people ask if enough was done to try to keep the peace. we are monitoring this developing story in oakland this morning >> the mayor and police chief have schedules a news conference at nine this morning from city hall. they are planning to discuss this spree from these protests against police brutality. as many as 400 marched through downtown. a group of protesters grafittid and then people were going around smashing windows. >> on north part of broadway. oakland police say they arrested or cited more than a

dozen people. >> we need people to stay here in oakland, to keep the jobs here in oakland and make the city much better than what it is. doing this here doesn't help bring anyone back from death. it's unproductive. it's crazy. >> many of these businesses say they will likely be closed today as they try to clean up as much as they can helping to reopen by monday. >> there is a joint news conference that's being scheduled between -- with oakland's mayor and police chief. we are told that it'll start at nine. our crew is headed there so that we can bring that to you live. >> let's swing it over to rosemary and talk about this weekend's forecast a lot going on. we mentioned that. a little gloomy start for folk as long the coast. >> and cool but things will turn around. i'm seeing the clouds break up. mostly sunny.

by the second half of the morning most of us will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny. temperatures are falling. they are a little cooler out there this morning. the on shore breeze is stronger and for the second half of the afternoon the temperatures will be falling five to ten degrees for the inland cities in particular. 51 in area around santa rosa. oakland, livermore, mid50s outside the door. checking in at 53. the clouds in place. temperatures not moving a lot just yet but they will start in the next hour. the on shore breeze 23 and gusting to 30 a robust on shore breeze. that cold air will be impacting you for today. as we get into the afternoon the low 60s in san francisco. upper 60s to low 70s for the east bay. inland, widespread upper 70s to low 80's depending on concord, pittsburgh, depending on where you will be for the afternoon. in to the south bay temperatures will warm in to

the low 80's. yesterday the upper 80s. you will feel that difference. when i come back i will have ia detailed look around the area. have the afternoon high for your neighborhood and talk about the cooling trend that will continue for the second part of the weekend. >> police say two reports of assaults on a popular hiking trail this week were fake. police confirmed that both of the people who said they were attacked recanted their stories. they say that the false reports put the community on edge and forced officers to put on hold real cases. >> all of our detectives are out there, patrol officers, crime scene techs are out there and that was for several days. they were working this case. there is no way to say how much money the police department spent. people should always be aware of their surrounding and walk with another person who

possible. >> the faa and nstb were forced to make an emergency landing in mui. it took off yesterday morning. the pilot declared an emergency half an hour later and had to go back. a resident from walnut creek sent us these photographs of the plane after it landed. as a precaution the pilots evacuated the passengers. by deploying the slides. the problem started after takeoff and they said it sounded like the landing gear just didn't stop running. he later smelled smoke in the cabin. >> after a while nobody knew what was going on. then -- the pilot came on. he was stotterring -- stuttering. he couldn't talk straight. he tried to sound calm and said i will get you back on the ground. >> according to haw hu airlines the crew returned to the airport because of the smell of fumes. two passengers went to the

hospital with minor injuries. there were 224 passengers on board. they were given the option of taking a later flight home or stay at a local hotel. two flights including one from sfo were diverted because of the emergency. a beach is still closed after a deadly shark attack. now we are learning the woman killed was from the bay area originally. the body of margaret cruz was found wednesday morning. paramedics say the injuries on her torso are consistent with a shark attack. she grew up in the bay area and moved to the area 15 years ago. her brother said she was known for her spirit and her love of the outdoors. police are asking for help to find a hit and run driver who hit a young driver. police sent us this photograph of a white ford e350 box truck that was captured by surveillance camera. they say the driver hit a 3- year-old in front of augustine

memorial park on thursday. the boy was with his mother. he had nonlife threatening injuries. anyone with information is asked to call the police. >> and police in santa rosa are warning people act a scam at the gas pump. thieves have been moving the gas hose from one side to the other. they then wait for a victim to pull in and then the gas -- it goes to the thief. the gas station workers say they try to distract the victim while the gas is pumped. >> the tires look low and they go over and start look around. not noticing their gas is -- being taken. >> this is happening and it could happen to anyone. just be aware. people need to be aware. >> a surveillance camera from inside a gas station shows two men suspected of stealing gas. video from outside shows them petroleuming up to the pump in a white van. pulling. you my have noticed the price of gas is going back up. in just the past two days the

price for a regular gallon of region leaded rose 11-cents. it's up more than 40-cents. the reason, some refineries are doing maintenance and cutting back on production. here is a quick look at where we stand across the bay area. drivers are paying for gas just about $3.80 a gallon. in san jose it's $3.68 and oakland $3.65s. >> federal prosecutors have dropped the charges against the hunter accused of starting the wildfire that burned 400 square miles of yosemite in 2013. that was announced yesterday after the deaths of two key witnesses. one died in a workplace accident. the other died of a heart attack. prosecutors say they don't believe they can prove their case without the witnesses. the rim fire burned for about two months and caused $125 million in damage. some of the people affected say they are shocked that the charges were dropped. not only did that fire burn 11 homes but it nearly shut down the town of grove land in the

heart of hourist season. the husband and wife who own a market say authorities were never likely to recover the $125 million it cost to put the fire out. >> for me as a person if i start a giant wildfire that i would want to at least be out there helping them replant the trees or something. doing something to make it better. >> some of the people say they think the man who allegedly is responsible for this should move out of state. many in the community say if he stays he will be considered an outsider. >> water parks are rethinking their operations because of the drought. tosifen water many are reduce -- to save water many are shutting down things. one splash park is delaying its opening. it'll also cut operating hours in hopes of cutting water use. the city of danville has decided to keep all of its splash parks dry this summer. some say they don't mind.

>> you have to teach them to really be aware of their environment and what's going on right now. >> concord is not the first city to cut back on the hours to help reduce water use. in the past cities like san jose and dublin reduced hours. water world is scheduled to help next weekend a spokesperson said they spent about $2 million on upgrades this year to help cut back water house during the drought one upgrade includes new water filters to de-- help reduce the water use. the park also applied sealant to pools and slides, removed grass and turned off nonessential water features. >> new this morning the president repeated a comment that every child receive a quality education. >> global economy. we have to help ensure that everybody of every age and every zip code. urban and rural has the chance to learn the skills that lead to a good job. >> the president delivered his

weekly address from a public library in washington. he said his education push includes providing free online books, free tuition at community colleges. connecting 99% of all students and encouraging more children to spend time reading in libraries. a 9-year-old elementary school student from san jose is among 5 finalists in a national nutrition competition a third grader at willowglen is featured in the 2015 future chef's challenge for her apple nachos. the recipe requires only 5 ingredients. apples, peanut butter, strawberries, and coconut. >> i want to make something original that nobody has ever made before. i didn't want to have like basic healthy snacks. i wanted to try something new. >> she said she like eating healthy because it gives her energy for cheer leading sock e she is the only finalist from california. if you would like to vote

just head on over to the website. that's ktvu.com. we have posted the link under the web links section of our home beige. >> today is the day that comic book fans look forward to. it's free comic book day. the 2,000 stores stores in 50 countries will give away special editions. here more than 25 stores will participate in the event. the comics you can get vary from store to store. some of the books include bob's burgers, doctor who, sponge bob and teenage mutant turtles. >> he may be just a stuffed donkey but he has a big job. up next palo alto perry ahead of his debut. >> and your cat may be saying more than you think. we introduce you to a man who says they all have a message.

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welcome back a cloudy start over the bay. we have sun in the forecast for the second part of the morning and into the afternoon. we have a cooling trend for your bay area weekend. i will line up the numbers coming up.

>> the bottled water sold in starbucks reportedly comes california and experts say that could be making our drought situation even worse. according to the washington post the water is taken from merced and baxter, both areas hit hard bay the drought. the company said the spring that provide the water are private but that still affects nearby cities. if the water is pulled out before making to downstream it limits the supply even more. people in merced say the practice should be frowned upon. >> it could be a crowded weekend at the movie theater with the release of the new avengers movie. the latest debut is on pace for a record setting weekend. >> the current all time weekend movie record was set by the first movie in 2012. that brought in more than $200

million. the new one has already made that much internationally. >> the second born of the royal highnesses the duke and dutchess of cambridge. >> early this morning the dutchess of cambridge gave birth to a baby girl at saint mary's no will not don. the little girl weighs eight pounds three ounces. the couple's first child was born at that same hospital in july of 2013. the new baby is the fourth in line to the throne behind her uncle, father and brother. the baby's name has not been released >> he is the newest face in palo alto. today the city will introduce it's newest ambassador. it's a stuffed donkey. he is named after a real donkey that lives in the park. they have lived there since the 30s. the city plans to use the stuffed toy over the next two moss to draw attention to

places and events in their city. volunteers can sign up and take him out on a little adventure if they want. they can take pictures and leave note has his bags about what they like about palo alto. >> he is hooked up to have a police ride along which i want to be in the backseat when they pull someone over. >> it would be great if he tagged along on some of our home water and energy surveys we provide. >> the mayor is set to introduce perry during a parade today in his tour of duty will end with the chili cook all. a martinez police department dog is retiring and they are pulling together to raise money to replace him. the martinez police department will only have one trained dog a replacement police dog will cost the city $10,000. some who live in martinez started a gourmand me account to help raise the money for a

new dog. so far 3, 4$15 has been raised. >> your cat may not be able to tell you what it is thinking but it doesn'tn 't mean -- doesn't mean you can't talk one expert said all the secret is in body language a twitching twitching tail is a sign that the cat upset and a meow in the afternoon is different from one in the morning. he said they are easy because their behavior is consistent. >> i would bet that if you were to record that noise, that meow it would be the same every morning. >> the doctor was asked -- to write a book. he said he put 25 years of research into it. he said just like body language will let you know if your date is into you the movement of a cat's paw can tell you the same thing. toward the afternoons aren't shy about telling you how they

feel. >> certified cat linguist? >> i would have to look that up. >> yeah. >> where that comes from. >> your thoughts on -- cat talk. >> i prefer not to give my thoughts. i don't know cats very well. i'm a dog person. >> i have never had a cat either. i have dogs. i know what he wants. he tells me. >> yes. >> all right. what's going on? >> yeah. depending on what you like we have it all. we have the clouds, the sun. you like it cool we have that. at the coast you like it warm we have that. we will be cooling it down as we get into the afternoon. we have some beautiful weather coming our way. the marine layer is thicker. especially through the delta this morning. that will help transport the cool pacific air. the inland city will fill the drop today. yesterday it was at the coast. our bay area community is actually beginning to feel it

yesterday. antioch, into gilroy and morgan hill. into the upper 80s. yesterday. today. is going to be your day. where your temperatures -- it remains on the coast. in to the east bay notice area around concord and livermore. san ramone. waking up with beautiful sunshine and micah mentioned this. we had a tweet from maria in livermore saying nothing but sun and her seedings are loving it. we -- are looking at plenty of sun for the inland communities anda rants the bay we will have the sun for the second half of the day. we are not going to have sun or at least partly cloudy to mostly cloudy right along the coast for today. 46 in fairfield. shifting along the peninsula.

64 pallaal to. 56 wood side and one more shift to the south with 56 for saratoga. morgan hill this morning 51 outside the door. through the afternoon today, temperatures will continue to fall over the north bay. we had a big drop yesterday. more so for today. yesterday oakland in the low to mid-70s. today 69. upper 80's near 90 in areas like livermore and danville today 81, 82, still a warm day. just not as hot. 78 -- mid70's70's sunnyvale. 73 for mountain view and 64 in san francisco. yesterday san francisco 64, repeat expected for you today. the extended with the bay area weekend in view -- the cooling trend continues for the second part of the weekend and into

monday, tuesday, wednesday. mid-70s in the forecast. inland. >> just crewing into may -- cruising in to may. >> uc berkeley's tower is sparking a lot of controversy. up next details on a new proposal. and the important view people are afraid is going to be blocked. >> we hear from a local star who has just filled his dream of being drafted in to the nfl. >> and head over to -- it's free to the public. it's a great day to be outside. that will feature live music. dancing and grafitti art.

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finance said california is home to nearly 39 million people. that's up 358,000. san francisco, alameda and contra costa is among the fastest growing with the bay area strong economy. in terms of city san jose is now home to one million 16,000. oakland 410,000. dublin and mill speeda are in the top ten fastest. both have shown growth of 4%. >> opponents to a controversial development in berkeley fear the project will wipe out some of the city's most beautiful views. it's a iconic building on the uc campus. it's fame a surveillance -- famous for its views of the bay. now there is a plan to build a luxury apartment building in downtown berkeley near the hotel. critics say think worry it'll block people and other bilings

of postcard views around the city. >> they could make the northern portion of the biling low -- building lower and change it into ways and it would have less impact. so far they haven't really been willing to consider that. >> berkeley mayor supports the project. he said that he believes the opposition is based on general opposition to the development than to this particular project. >> golf match -- at hardin park nearly turned it ino i brawl. >> don't tell me to shut up. >> you don't tale me to shut up. >> right now -- you need to go over there and do your own thing. >> all right. as you can see tempers flaired yesterday. at the match play -- and -- jimenez. he is in the sunglasses questioned if bradley broke a rule by taking an incorrect drop. both men were also frustrated because they weren't advancing

to today's round. 16 golfers left including the with number one in the world. >> around 300 football players filling their dreams by getting drafted. this morning we hear from alex carter who left stanford after his junior season. he said he is ready for the lions picked him yesterday. >> i'm probably one much the best in the class. everybody has -- areas where they do well. i feel like i'm the most physical corner. i have great size and length and speed. >> the raiders and 49ers revealed their first round selections to reporters yesterday. alabama wide receiver cooper said he is looking forward to wear the silver and black and play with carp. the 49ers hope eric armistead will tower over the competition. he welcomes the chance to play in front of his family and friends. the a's looking lost to start their weekend series against the rangers.

that changed quickly in the eighth. a's down 5-0. all the sudden in steps mark with a big shot to deep right center. here comes the good old come back. still in the eighth. oakland down -- brett lowry -- then wins the battle with his double down the line both score and the a's go up 6-5. the a's will fin 7-5. the world champs kicking off a nice home stand starting the angels. orange friday at the ballpark. tied at one in the 7 president. andrew works the count as well and get ace nice hit. pagan running on the counsel tact. angels tie it up in the eighth. bases juiced in the ninth. joe in the box. shot there to center and that's your ball game. 3-2 and walkoff fashion they won seven of the last 11. >> all right. your time 8:58 and the big night is here. coming up, we will talk about

the match up between floyd mayweather and manny pacaio and the growing support for one of them in the bay area. >> and a series of may day protests hit the bay area. details on the demonstrations from san francisco to san jose and oako land. >> the bay area cooldown reaching farther inland for today. i will comic book -- compare the numbers coming up.

the very people who are bothered by this looting and this other stuff they need to look at the history of america. america got its foundation, got its start from looting and violence. >> we should not be breaking windows and causing harm to our law enforcement. they're here for our service. >> multiple may day protestors hit bay area streets and oakland is cleaning up after windows are smashed and businesses vandalized. we are waiting to hear from the mayor of oakland and the police chief about the events of last night. from ktvu fox 2, this is mornings on 2. >> and welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. it is saturday may 2nd. >> i'm mike mibach. let's get right over to rosemary, a lot going on. people want to know what to expect. i think it's a wide range depending where you live. >> it it's going to be a great day to be outdoors. we are seeing breaks in the

clouds and giving you a live look there at a lot of cloud cover still over the city this morning. we are going to have mostly sunny skies away from the coastline today, but the marine later is a little deeper this morning, and the onshore breeze is a little stronger, and those two combined will help to cool down our inland communities by 5, even 10 degrees for the afternoon. fairfield 24 miles per hour and gusting to 32. this has been the case all morning long. pumping that cool pacific area well inland. yesterday the cooldown started along the coast and inside the bay we felt it, especially in areas like half-moon bay where on thursday you were in the 80s, and yesterday you were in the upper 50s. today you'll be very similar, 54 degrees right now. 57sfo. our inland cities didn't feel any relief yesterday. today you are going to feel it as that cool air begins to move farther inland. low 50s in santa rosa and 58 degrees for you san jose. we'll shift into the east bay. 56 in lafayette, 56 blackhawk,

low 60s this morning from pittsburgh as well as antioch. 64 in brentwood. here's a care son comparison for you santa rosa, today you'll drop to 72. oakland 74 yesterday, 69 for today. but areas like livermore, concord, antioch, you were well in the i uppers 80s low 90s yesterday. 84 yesterday in san jose. today you will go to 78. when i come back i'll have a detailed tour of the afternoon highs. back to you. new this morning, one person has died and another in critical condition after officers say someone ran over nine people leaving a nightclub restaurant in bay point. it happened just before 2:00 this morning along port chicago highway. investigators say about 50 people were standing in the parking lot when it happened. >> when we arrived on scene, we had approximately nine to ten

victims hit by a reckless driver in the parking lot. we've had some witnesses who have told us it was an intentional act. >> police say the driver this morning is in custody. also new this morning, pittsburgh police say a homeowner shot and killed two people suspected of breaking into his home. it happened just after 9:00 last night on druid avenue. police say this is the second time this week that someone has tried to burglarize the home. four people were arrested during the first attempt. police say they do not know if the two incidents are related. anger in the city of oakland after more downtown businesses are damaged following the city's latest antipolice demonstration. we are waiting to hear right now from oakland's mayor and police chief about last night's violence. now this all capped a full day of protests across the bay area. >> in san francisco hundreds of people marched to the mission district. they marched for several different causes including

immigration reform, higher wages and protesting against police brutal. and in san jose about 150 people took part in a peaceful may day rally. the crowd gathered at our lady of guadalupe church. many people brought their children. demonstrators used the occasion to call for an end to deportations that have resulted in families having to separate. baltimore's mayor announced the city's curfew will remain in effect until at least tonight. 50 people were arrested as skirmishes broke out between demonstrators and police. last night's protestors are facing various charges that include assaulting an officer, resisting arrest, and violenting the city -- violating the city's overnight curfew. organizers of a march today say it's being called a victory rally to celebrate the charges being filed. >> as mayor, i have said from the beginning that no one is

above the law in our city. i was sickened and heartbroken by the statement of charges. >> those six officers face various charges. one officer is accused of second degree murder. prosecutors say the officer is illegally arrested gray and he apparently suffered a critical spinal injury he later died from a week later. those six officers are out on bail this morning. a preliminary hearing is set for may 27th. president obama is weighing in on the arrest of the six officers in the freddie gray case. >> it is my practice not to comment on the legal processes involved. that would not be appropriate, but i can tell you that justice needs to be served. >> the @ says the officers are -- the president says the officers are entitled to due process and his administration will help make sure the truth comes out. president obama says he is still waiting for recommendations from a task force he appointed to improve

policing and police community relations. it's been exactly one weeks since a massive earthquake hit nepal. government officials say they need more help from the international community. they say they need tents, tarps, and survivors need basic food supplies like grain, salt and sugar. some areas haven't seen any aid. more than 6600 people were killed in the 7.8 magnitude quake. thousands are still missing. there is a bay area based nonprofit organization that's hosting an event tonight that will benefit the victims of the nepal earthquake. it's going to be held from 6 tonight until 11 at the st. ann of the sunset church in san francisco. the organization curry without worry is hosting this event. a team from that organization plans to leave for nepal within the next two weeks to serve freshly cooked meals to earthquake survivors. a long awaited boxing match between manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather junior is almost here. tonight the bell will ring and the fight will start.

the two men shared the stage yesterday during the official weigh in, pacquiao 145 pounds. mayweather was a pound heavier. tonight's fight is sold out. celebrities ring side will reportedly include clint east wood ben affleck. >> pacquiao is the fan favorite among the large latino favorite in the bay area. a former boxer who coaches in san jose has followed pacquiao's legendary career. he even met him and got autographed boxing gloves. >> you see someone like that come from nothing into something, it motivates you to push harder and not necessarily to fight in the ring but you know, whatever it is in life you're fighting for. >> mayweather has an undefeated 47 and 0 record. tonight's bout is called the fight of the century. online tickets going for $2700 to as much as $36,000 for a

ring side seat. now many sports bars are hosting viewing parties and restaurants with a large number of filipino customers. fort mckinley's in south san francisco is charging $18 per person and 38 if you want a meal included. the fight itself costs $100 for the pay-per-view event. that is almost double the price of other boxing events. mother's day is right around the corner. are you prepared out there at home. up next, live from studio, consumer expert claw dee will have a few special ideas. >> and what hat for the kentucky derby. >> is that you? >> it's me. >> look at that. >> you voted on which one you like the best so we'll tell you which one is the winning look. >> all right. i don't know. i'm confused. i don't know which one to go with. >> if you're looking for somewhere to spend your saturday afternoon, the rock 'n' roll car show is being held on 4th 4th street downtown san rafael, that event starts at noon and will also include a

parade of classic cars. time now 9:09. you're watching mornings on 2.

♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. as expected the clouds slowly clearing outside our door, a live look into oakland.

temperatures in the low to mid- 50s at this hour. we have a gorgeous afternoon in store, at cooler numbers expected for our inland communities. we'll have a look at what you can expect here i guess we're doing it now. let's take a look at some of these numbers. i was actually just updating them, and i'll go ahead and put them into motion so we can actually talk about what's happening. we started out with cloudy conditions but at this point a little bit of sunshine moving and we are looking at partly cloudy skies for the second part of your morning mostly sunny as we get into the afternoon. temperatures are coming up as well. low 50s right now in santa rosa. mid-50s san francisco, 55 in oakland. 61 degrees right now outside your door with mostly sunny skies in livermore. giving you a look here, the onshore breeze blowing through fairfield all morning long. we've watched the gusts reach to 30 miles per hour, even above. that cool pacific air moving all the way inland, and because of it temperatures are going to turn around. we are looking at a cooldown

for many areas as we get into the second half of your day. partly cloudy skies, a cooler forecast in store for your weekend, and we will remain pretty much the status quo as we get into the week ahead. 65 degrees right now in areas right around walnut creek. novato you're checking in at 55 and we're looking at 59 degrees in redwood city. going to see the giants play this afternoon, partly cloudy skies, 62 degrees, a westerly breeze, 10 to 15 miles per hour. it's going to be a nice day out there at the ball game without the sun shining overhead. 72 expected for novato. 70 for san rafael. mid-60s sausalito we will have the afternoon sea breeze, 63 a cool day at simpson beach. for the east bay alameda you'll go to 67. along the east bay shoreline temperatures coming down anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees from yesterday, but our inland areas is where we will really feel the difference. 90 degrees yesterday in

livermore. today you'll go to 82. 83 for antioch, 81 in danville. still a nice, warm day. not as toasty. 78 for san jose this afternoon. that's a few degrees cooler than yesterday. 80 degrees for morgan hill. both morgan hill and gilroy hit the upper 80s near 90 yesterday. you'll feel the difference in your neighborhood as well. upper 60s for san bruno. 73 in palo alto. 64 in san francisco. as we -- as we get into the extended forecast, second half of your weekend we'll continue to cool temperatures in the upper 70s for tomorrow around your inland communities and then on monday, tuesday into wednesday, unfortunately no rain in the forecast and only subtle changes when it comes to our temperatures mid-70s in the forecast for our inland community, mid to upper i was up 60s around the bay. >> you've cooled it down to just about perfect. >> thank you. got it. >> mother's day right around the corner. we don't have much time left.

rosemary and i making plans for our own mother's as well. hoping certain people are paying attention to these gifts. >> especially mike who is actually on the other side of the studio this morning with some gift ideas. >> that's right. joining me is consumer expert claudia lombana. it should be a happy mother's day for all moms out there. spending is going to be up 6% compared to last year. i hope that's the same for father's day. >> i hope so too. >> $21.2 billion. >> that's a big number. >> expected to be spent on mother's day. that's a big increase and that rounds out to about $173 per shopper. got a lot of fun items. top categories covered and some not so out of the ordinary items, fun unique items. >> my mom's addicted to chocolate and i see you have chocolate. let's start with that. >> we're starting with the lynn door chocolate truffles. the reason we're doing chocolate this year is not only because it's delicious, decadent, these really melt in your mouth, but they're having

an event next week in san francisco. it's lindor chocolate day. this is a national chocolate day they're doing and on saturday in marina green in san francisco from noon to 8 you're going to be able to get complimentary chocolate truffles. you can take a break to a beach or a tuscan village. >> you're eating the chocolate and you have the mask on and you're hanging out with your mom. >> noon to 8 next saturday. if you can't make it to the event go to lindtusa.com/lindor to get a coupon. keurig has teamed up the last few years with pan tone. pantone color of the year is marsala. it's a really cool kind of earth think tone, good for spring. maybe a good reason for mom to redecorate the kitchen a little

bit. >> more than 400 beverages can be made with this from 60 top brands. an awesome gift for mom. >> jewelry. can't go wrong. >> you know i like to promote local businesses. we've got a san francisco designer beautiful woman with beautiful designs. the name of her company is kamryn dame. her newest collection uses semiprecious stones such as malachi, really beautiful designs, kind of geometric designs. i don't know if you can see the ring there but really good, beautiful artistic kind of design, very raw, organic materials. that's the one i'm talking about, or the other one there. so pretty. gorgeous stuff. gift certificate for mom. she can go online and pick out her own piece of jewelry. >> okay. >> new collection that's coming out in a couple of weeks. >> flowers. >> you know they can be expensive. 25% off this year at 1800 flowers when you pay with visa check out. use the promo code vch25.

that's going to get you 25% off. visa checkout, sign up, register your visa card. all these fun 40 items, tennis racquet holders, golf bags. look at this golf bag. for your golf accessories, a fun gift. they've also got luggage tag, the nautical theme over here, the tunic for summer. of course our necklace on there at tossdesigns.com. >> everything is beautiful and don't forget to write a note to your mom. >> and we will have all the information on these great gift ideas on our website. ktvu.com. we'll send it back to you. thanks. we have some breaking news for you right now. you're taking a live look at our press conference. that's oakland mayor libby shaft talking about last night's violence. >> police have been out all night helping to secure those

businesses, helping to clean up and restore a sense of order and beauty to our great city. our business assistance staff have been out providing assistance as well to businesses that were affected. so we are committed to continuing to celebrate the greatness of our city to support our small businesses to assist in the repair to the damage that was done last night and to also continue to follow up and hold the people accountable who caused this damage, this vandalism, these cowardly people that use the cloak of night and large crowds to commit this type of vandalism. i'm going to ask the chief to talk about what went well and what did not go as well as planned last night, and then we will be available for questions.

as the mayor stated, we have two jobs when it comes to public safety, and the first being the protection of human life, and the second being the protection of property, whether in a crowd control scenario or in regular everyday crime fighting we always prioritize human life above property, and as the mayor said we do feel that we did a good job yesterday as far as protecting human life. however, obviously it did not go well in regard to protecting property. i've met with my command staff last night and will do so again in the coming days to carefully analyze our response last night and learn what lessons we can and make needed improvements to prevent the type of destruction that we saw last night. prior to yesterday's events, the oakland police department

had responded to 12 unpermitted demonstrations so far this year between november 24th and the end of last year we responded to 26 different demonstration events. we do get a lot of experience at this and most of them go very well without the destruction we saw last night or without injury to anyone. yesterday our department responded to events throughout the day beginning at 5:30 in the morning and obviously culminated in the marchs that occurred last night. we had officers assigned to each of these events including the first friday event along telegraph avenue. however, last night as night fell, a group of approximately 3 to 400 people began marching toward the police administration building and then towards china town, that march very quickly became ugly,

and beginning in china town, there were windows broken. >> that's okay land police chief talking about the march from last night as well as the destruction that was -- that happened after that march. 3 to 400 people marching in the downtown area and a group splintered off and started smashing windows and spray painting windows. saying we did a good job protecting life but not property. >> now obviously the analysis will go into kind of what they did, what they need to do next time. cowardly people using the cloak of night that is how the mayor summed up the people responsible for the vandalism. obviously a big day of cleanup ahead for the businesses who were hit by the vandals. we have christina rendon at that press conference and we're going to check back in with her in a little bit. your time now is 9:23 and we'll be right back after this break.

a little racing song about a romantic story, the eyes of thoroughbred racing. the kentucky derby getting underway just a few hours from now, mid afternoon, 3:30 our time out here. the 2 minute race will feature 18 of the country's fastest thoroughbred horses as of now two competitors have actually scratched. so far american fair pharaoh appears to be the crowd favorite. this year marks the 141st anniversary of the race. now, besides the action out there on the track the next biggest thing about the derby some can say is the hats and we wanted to get in on the fun. the people at the stockton stockton sent us a few derby

style hats. and look who's on the television screen. >> i know. i just -- i like try on hats. i just couldn't decide which one i liked, so you know we figured we'd ask you guys. three options were on facebook. the pink one got 48 votes and the fierce competition was between the all white one and the black and cream. we tallied up the votes. >> which one. >> drum roll, please. >> rosemary got the pink one. >> rosemary you take the leftovers. >> i like it. mike's in on it too. >> he's got his hat. i love watching, you know, all the people show up, and we talk about what it -- i mean it's an event. it is obviously a race, and it's obviously about the horses and all that other stuff. >> it's cool. >> much more time that goes into what you wear. >> it's the start of the triple crown. an exciting day. >> you ladies look fantastic. >> we're in touch with our inner southern belle. >> golden gate field, it's one

of their big days. >> they have a hot contest out there. >> they're inviting everyone to come out and watch the kentucky derby at the track. the gates opened up about two hours ago for the kentucky derby day party. you can put your wagers down on the race. race day festivities also include run for the roses, hat contests, there will also be cash prizes for the top three hats, funniest, most outrace juice, best racing them and glorious. >> it's fun, just a fun, fun day. we're putting down our hats and turning to other stories. at 9:28 we're going to talk about bay area firefighters. they're coming together to help one of their own. we tell you the story of 6-year- old miley, her cancer diagnosis and we shaved the heads of local firefighters who are standing in solidarity with this little girl. >> and of course we continue to follow the latest developments in the city of oakland where several businesses were damaged by may day protestors last

night. we'll show you a look at the cleanup underway this morning. we did show you that news conference that was live just about 10 minutes ago with the mayor of the city as well as the police chief. we will have a live report from outside that news conference coming up in just a bit. >> and taking you live outside a view of mount diablo where the clouds again clearing at this hour, mostly sunny skies over the inner east bay, but plenty of cloud cover around the bay and along the coastline. we're going to see sunshine away from the coast. i'll have a look at your numbers for your bay area weekend coming up. >> looks good and it's also cinco de mayo weekend. in about 30 minutes the celebration starts in san francisco. the cinco de mayo festival is being held on valencia street between 21st and 24th 24th streets. it ends at 6:00 tonight. a very family friendly event with a kids zone, live music and alcohol free. time now 9:29. you're watching mornings on 2.

serious conversation we're having right here. i wanted to look at the odds for all the horse racing. who do you like? >> you know, some of theses names are really tough. >> like the first eight in there. >> i'll go with o'cho o'cho. >> had they had a siete in there i probably would have done a lucky 7. there's no 7 in

there. >> carpe diem. >> a lot of people -- giants got a 1:00 start today. festival in livermore, mountain view's got a festival going on. >> right. >> plenty to do. >> and folks now beginning to see those clouds pull back. here's the view from up above. the satellite showing you that those clouds are clearing out. they're thinning out and more sunshine on the way as we get into the second part of your morning and into the afternoon. those clouds are going to hold tough along the coastline for today. we will be partly to mostly cloudy there. for the rest of us around the bay and inland we're going to be mostly sunny. some of you are inner east bay areas woke up with the sunshine. it is more widespread, at least the cloud cover where we started. here is a still shot. you can see, again, the clearing and the thinning of those clouds. as we get into the second part of our morning, temperatures will begin to rebound. we are not going to warm as much as we did yesterday. temperatures are coming down, especially for our inland cities. around the bay and along the

coast we actually cooled it down yesterday. the onshore breeze and the fog came back strong. 54 in half moon bay right now. 55 in san francisco, and we've got 60s in areas like concord, walnut creek and livermore. our onshore breeze to strengthen in areas through fairfield. there's an indication that we have cooler weather coming your way. for most of us we started out cooler than where we were yesterday morning this morning. after highs for today, low 60s in pacifica, 64 for san francisco, upper 60s expected in areas like oakland and hayward, if you are going out to watch the horse races at golden gate, you will have upper 60s in the forecast for the afternoon. low 80s in the forecast in areas like antioch, livermore, but some of those spots hit 90 yesterday. it's going to feel pretty good. >> don't forget the golf tournament out there. >> thanks roads mary. what started as a pain in her arm, and then 6-year-old miley

mccary's family got the devastating diagnosis she had cancer. it has been an emotional few months but they say support has been very overwhelming. miley's father is an oakland firefighter and claudine has the story of how his firefighter family is now coming together to help. >> the game is all about getting the puck in the net, but these hockey players are more focused on that little girl watching them through the glass. >> i like skating. >> you do? >> 6-year-old miley sometimes just goes by miley miley, and it takes just about a half second to see why. >> my daddy's a little bit funny. >> she smiles even when she talks about the cancer that could take her arm. >> back home it's like something fighting your body so we had to get medicine to fight it back. >> doctors diagnosed miley with ewing sarcoma, a bone cancer.

>> the world just starting spinning and really hasn't stopped. >> the only way you can describe it is a sledge hammer to the stomach. it just knocks all the wind out of you. you can't describe it. you really can't, words can't describing it. >> they also struggle to describe the support they've gotten. miley's father is an oakland firefighter and when miley was diagnosed he asked for a few days off. >> that was on a friday. i called them sunday morning, i said did you get those three shifts covered. he said we'll see you in may. they got three months of shifts covered. >> within 36 hours we had a game and that was eight weeks ago. >> a game of hockey by firefighters who have held charity games before but who say this one is different. >> i work with scott a long time now and it makes it personal. >> the fact that we're able to help them out t makes a big difference. >> next saturday may 9th they will come together for this little girl. >> we get to ride a pink fire

truck. >> that's very cool. >> they're hoping to fill this rink to its rafters. >> we want it to be packed, crowded. you know, we want it to be where you're talking to the person next to you and you can hardly hear what they're saying. >> there's people from 20 different fire departments gathered together for this. >> there are tough days ahead, but they'll never be alone. >> just going to beat them out with a hockey stick. >> to this day i'm still emotional about it. >> that's your baby. >> yeah. >> that's your baby. >> their baby only has to look through that glass to see the love that surrounds her. >> i mean there's really no words for having like a big hug, having that just huge family. amazing. >> wow, that is amazing. the family lives in vacaville and vacaville ice has donated the ice time for next week's

hockey game. money raised will go towards miley's care. we've posted links to her online fundraiser on ktvu.com. >> think about how powerful those families, are. the mccare rays and the firefighters. we'll see you in three months, take care of your family. that's very inspirational. >> the support doesn't end there. claudine is with a group of open firefighters preparing to do even more to show miley how much they care. >> that's right. check it out up here on our third floor roof, little area here. we've got a whole group of oakland firefighters and behind them we have the barbers who have come out here from the charles blade barber spa donating their time to help out. what are they doing? they are shaving their heads in solidarity with this sweet little thing here. hi miley how are you? >> good. >> what do you have in your hands right there? your mom has it right there. what are you going to do. you're going to show us how

this is done. how are you feeling about shaving this firefighter's head in front of you. >> good. >> good. all right. let's see you do it. your mom's going to help you out. i want to ask you, what does this mean to have these guys coming out here and doing this as a show of solidarity for miley who is just a sweetheart. >> this is absolutely amazing. the little things are what right now makes a difference in her life, just little things that make her smile are just priceless. >> she smiles all the time. are you kidding me. she's so sweet. smiley mile lee. you guys are going to start off. go ahead and get started. i know it takes a while. i know for you guys really no question when you guys heard about this story you wanted to be involved in this right? >> oh, yes, yes, we're glad and honored to be part of this ordeal for this young lady and we're happy that the firefighters actually donate to shave their heads off. >> get do it. and jim you're in front of me.

tell me any problem getting any of these guys to sign up and show up here and come get this done. >> not at all. all these guys stepped up for this little girl. >> and what do you want her to know when she sees all you guys out here in terms of this big firefighter family? >> she's supported. she's our little girl. >> i don't think there's any doubt about that. okay. thank you so much. it's going to take a while. we've got a lot of guys out here getting their head shaved. it's going to take a while. we'll let them get to work out here and check in with you and back in with them in just a little bit. >> she does have that very big smile, smiley milely. it is 9:40 right now. here's a look at the top stories we are following this morning. the fight between manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather junior will begin at around 8:15 pacific time. they took center stage yesterday during the official weigh in at 146 pounds mayweather is a pound heavier than the pac man.

it's been exactly one week since the massive earthquake hit nepal. government officials say they need more help from the international community. they say they need tents and tarps and that survivors need basic food supplies like grains, salts and sugar. more than 6600 people were killed in the 7.8 magnitude quake. thousands of people are still missing. businesses in downtown oakland will have to assess their losses following last night's vandalism spree by people protesting against police brutality. the day-long rally started peacefully but then turned violent when a group of protestors spray painted the words black lives matter on businesses and then smashed numerous storefront windows. the vandals also shattered the windows on a dozen new cars at dealerships. the honda dealership says it will cost $140,000 to repair 21 store windows that were shattered just about 20 minutes ago we carried live a news conference from oakland mayor

libby shaft about violent outbursts from protestors. >> a very small group of people with rocks in their pockets and malice in their hearts disturbed what was otherwise a very positive day in oakland. and the result was significant damage to businesses in our civil center and in our auto row. >> the city did a good job in protecting people but did not do a good job in protecting people. she says this type of violence cannot be tolerated in the city and promises she and other city leaders will re-examine what can be done in the future. the faa and the ntsb are investigating a flight from hawaii to oakland that was forced to make an emergency landing in maui. the hawaiian airlines -- the pilot declared an emergency half an hour later and had to

return to maui. jim crotca was a passenger on that plight. he called it -- of that flight. he called it a hard landing. the pilots evacuated passengers by deploying emergency slides. the problems started shortly after takeoff and it sounded like the landing gear just kept running. he later smelled smoke in the cabin. >> after a while nobody knew what was going on, and then the pilot came on and the pilot was so scared. i mean he was stuttering and he couldn't really talk straight. , and he tried to sound calm. he said okay i'm going to get you guys back on the ground. >> according to hawaiian airlines the crew returned to the airport because of an odor of fumes. two passengers went to the hospital with minor injuries. there were 224 passengers on board that flight. they were given the option of taking a later flight home or staying at a hotel there for the night. two flights to maui including one from sfo were diverted to honolulu because of the

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san francisco and contra costa counties are among california's fastest growing with the bay area's strong economy, each grew at a pace of 1.3%. in terms of cities san jose is now home to 1,016,000 people. san francisco 845,000 and oakland 410,000. dublin and milpitas are in the state's top ten fastest growing cities. both have shown growth around 4%. a martinez police department canine is retiring and the community is pulling together the money to replace him. according to the contra costa times,s martinez police department will only have one trained k-9. a replacement police dog will cost the city $10,000 so some people who live in martinez started a go fund me account to help raise the money for that new dog. so far a total of $3415 has been raised. he's the newest face in

palo alto. they will formally introaccuse its new city ambassador and it's a stufferred stuffed donkey. donkeys have lived in palo alto since the 1930s. the city says it plans to use the stuffed toy over the next two months to draw attention to places and events in that city. volunteers can sign up to take perry on an adventure, people can also take pictures with him and leave notes in his bags 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 backseat when they pull something somebody over. >> i think it would be great if palo alto perry tagged along on our home water efficiency surveys we provide. >> the mayor is set to formally introduce perry during a parade and his tour of duty will end with the chili cookoff on the 4 4th of july. >> the kids are going to take about a gazillion pictures with

perry. >> and adults adults probably too. >> and adults as well. they have various sizes of perry. not a bad day to take him out for a little strong around town. >> a stroll around town. >> take perry for a stroll. >> sure. >> whatever works. >> what's going on rosemary? temperatures are coming down i know for many folks especially inland, a bit hot over the last few days. i've got some great news. we have a notable dropoff coming. we're talking 5 to 10 degrees cooler for our inland cities. our cooling trend usually comes the way of coast, bay and finally inland. yesterday the coast felt it right away with fog and temperatures dropping anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees yesterday. we felt that cool onshore breeze move into the bay yesterday afternoon, but for our inland communities not so much. back into the low 90s yesterday. that is changing, and here's our indicator. we've got that delta breeze,

and it's been blowing to 32 miles per hour, at least the gusts the entire morning long. we had that cool air pushing farther inland. the marine layer is deeper. it moved farther into the overnight hours. all these combined going to help bring our temperatures down for our inland cities today. for your morning, partly cloudy skies. areas of fog out there. we do have areas of fog, especially along the coastline, and i think at the coast we're going to be mostly cloudy the entire day. a cooler afternoon, again, as i mentioned many of us began to feel it yesterday. it will be our inland cities that feel it today. and then we have subtle changes in the forecast as we get into the extended forecast. a slight cooldown expected as we get into the second part of your weekend. i'll have a look at those numbers in just a little bit. right now 61 degrees outside your in livermore. 67 in walnut creek. over parts of the north bay, napa 53, 52 in santa rosa where we've had low clouds and fog this morning. temperatures haven't moved yet. we have the sunshine, you can definitely tell the difference. we've got 60s here.

we still have 50s along the peninsula. 57sfo, mid-50s san francisco and half moon bay checking in at 54. for the afternoon today, at&t park, the giant's game, 62 degrees, partly cloudy skies at game time. low 60s in the forecast. that's just a perfect forecast for those of you that will be sitting in the stands. 72 this afternoon for novato. 70 in san rafael, 60s in sausalito. upper 60s in richmond. walnut creek 81. 82 for livermore. still a warm day, but not nearly as hot as we've been. 69 in oakland for the afternoon. 69 in hayward shaving a few degrees off temperatures right along that east bay shoreline. 78 for san jose this afternoon. 79 saratoga, 77 for cupertino, 76 in woodside, san bruno 68. along the coast and just inside the bay areas like san francisco, san mateo your numbers will be similar to what we had yesterday when the cooling began. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, temperatures continuing to fall as we get into sunday,

even more so as we get back to work on monday. then holding steady. mid-70s in the forecast, tuesday, wednesday for inland communities. mid to upper 60s around the bay and low 60s at the coast. a big announcement from buckingham palace, what we're learning about the newest addition to the royal family. >> then live on our third floor bam conny some -- balcony some oakland firefighters are shaving their head for the 6- year-old daughter of one of their own. >> and san mateo county is holding its streets alive parks alive event this weekend. different events are being held at multiple parks in the area. we have posted more information on our website at ktvu.com. look for it right there under the web links section on the home page. 10:00 is knocking on the door. you're watching mornings on 2.

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highnesses the duke and duchess of cambridge! >> according to the bbc, the baby weighs 8 pounds 3 ounces. the couple's first child prince george was born at the same hospital in july 2013. the new baby is fourth in line to the throne behind her uncle prince charles, and her brother prince george. the baby's name has yet to be released. a group of oakland firefighters are shaving their heads right here at our station. >> let's go back to claudine for a look at the progress and how they're doing. >> we've made so much progress. jc we can get a little pan through here, we are on our final haircuts of the morning as everyone's supporting a new -- sporting a new look in solidarity with this little girl right here. miley is doing the honors. you're really, really good at that. is that hard? >> no. she's being a little shy. i want you to just answer one question for me. i told you i'd only and one more. do they look more handsome with

hair or without? >> without. [ laughter ] >> good answer. how's it feeling? >> it's feeling pretty good. >> she hasn't nicked you yet. >> not yesterday. >> you're a tough firefighter. all of this is in honor of this little girl to show solidarity. this isn't the only thing they're doing. this weekend -- next weekend they're going to have a hockey game. how many of you guys are actually playing in that game? >> there you go. and everyone else is coming. they're hoping to fill the rink in vacaville to its rafters with hundreds and hundreds of people. we've put the information about that hockey game on our website at ktvu.com. we want to thank the oakland firefighters and the charles barber spa for coming out here donating their time to get all these haircuts in wicked fast time, so we appreciate it. everyone looking very very handsome out here this morning. let's send it back to you in the studio. >> i agree. i agree, and for those that are in and around oakland, i know i spend a lot of time in oakland. if i see a firefighter without

his hair, i'll give him a thumbs up. >> exactly. >> one last check before we get out of here. >> looking good, cooling things down. temperatures in the low 80s for our inland communities. low 70s around the bay, low 60s at the coast and cloudy skies remaining at the coast. and the cooldown continues for the second part of the weekend. >> thank you very much rosemary. thank you for watching today's mornings on 2. our next newscast is at 6:00 tonight. we'll get you on oakland's response to last night's protest. thanks for joining us everyone. have a fantastic saturday. and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

welcome to talladega superspeedway. 45 minutes east of birmingham. where today we will qualify the nascar sprint cup series cars. for tomorrow's 500 mile race. it is a gorgeous day. calm winds, bright sunny skies. ambient 70 degrees, 115 degree track temperature as the first car rolls in a new qualifying format for the sprint cup series. so that no driver affects another driver's speed either positively or negatively nascar has gone to