a suspected drunk driver loses control of his car. the impact it's having on a livermore family. >> the study says san jose has some of the safe e treats in the bay area but the city says it can make them even safer. we'll tell you how. "mornings on 2" starts now. good morning to you. you're looking live on this sunday morning at mount diablo inside all those clouds. this is a view from our walnut creek camera. it's shaping up to be an absolutely beautiful day.

welcome to "mornings on 2", sunday, may 3rd. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm filling in. >> happy to have you here. >> brian flores in for mike mibach. let's look at the weather. rosemary, gook nice day? >> yes, a lot like yesterday. low clouds a little more widespread, onshore breeze still with us and our temperatures will be very mild inland, the closer you get to the water it's going to be a cool day with temperatures reading in the 60s. live look from san francisco, where we have that warriors flag blowing in the wind. and the american flag behind it. can't see it though from this perspective. go warriors. next game going on this afternoon. we have mostly cloudy skies over san francisco and the bay. widespread into the north bay, south bay partly cloudy over san jose and this morning a little bit farther inland giving you a look at livermore and concord where we're getting anywhere from partly cloudy to mostly clear skies depending on what part of concord you live in. areas of 580, that stretch

between pleasanton and livermore, reporting partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies today. 53 degrees now in concord. 50 novato. 51 san francisco. 55 redwood city. the numbers a lot like yesterday, the onshore breeze blowing all the way through fairfield this morning. so that cold air continues to move through. the giants play this afternoon, 59 degrees. the sea breeze will be on and partly cloudy skies in the forecast for today. for the rest of us, looking at temperature very similar to yesterday. we may shave off just a few degrees in some areas but for the most part upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. 60s and 70s in the bay and 70s for our warmer locations. you have to get all the way to the central valley to see that orange. that means none of us are likely to hit 80 this afternoon. more numbers coming up in a bit. in the meantime, let's go back to the desk. we begin with a developing

story in livermore this morning. an investigation is underway into a horrific crash that killed two people including a 14-month-old girl. it happened at an apartment complex on marietta boulevard and fox 2's kcrist -- cristina renderon is there. looks like they are repairing a broken line behind you. >> reporter: that's right. these are cable crews working to repair underground lines. it's a sad story to cover. we're told a mother and her 14- month-old were in the backyard of this apartment complex when a suspected drunk driver lost control and crashed into them. we're going to take you to photos that livermore police shared with us. they say the impact of the crash left the car unrecognizable, an officer tells us a 35-year-old livermore man suspected of driving drunk lost control of car and hit the back of that

apartment complex. a 40-year-old mother and her 14- month-old girl in the backyard of that apartment were hit and killed. also a 7-year-old boy and 6- year-old boy were also hit. taken to the hospital but they are expected to survive. the driver was also treated for injuries and arrested on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. though we did talk to one neighbor here who was at the scene yesterday and she just says that this crash and this tragedy is horrific. >> reporter: so sad for the family. but sometime -- i don't know why the people, she said the guy, he's drunk? i don't know. i don't know. but this is so sad because you know -- why you drinking and driving? >> police are not yet releasing the identity of that suspected drunk driver. and the names of the victims haven't been made public either. we did talk though with a friend who knows the family. he says this is very sad. the father is now left without his wife, without one of his

children. and they are trying to understand what exactly went wrong but they are urging anyone out there to not drink and drive. claudine? >> very heartbreaking story. thank you so much. a driver in bay point is facing manslaughter and dui charges on suspicion of crashing into a group of people outside of a restaurant and nightclub. one person was killed, eight others injured in the crash. it happened early yesterday morning in the parking lot of la finka after the club closed. 24-year-old laura sanchez was killed. her family says she was a cafeteria worker at uc san francisco. >> from what her friends had said he was really drunk and he was trying to leave and he hit the gas but hit it in reverse. i think he panicked after that. >> the driver has been identified as 21-year-old martin munoz of pittsburg. >> when we arrived on scene we

had approximately nine to 10 victims hit by a reckless driver in the parking lot. we've had some witnesses who told us it was an intentional act. >> after crashing into a crowd of people police say the driver then struck two other cars as well. in the meantime the family of laura sanchez has set up a gofundme page to help cover the cost of the funeral. as of this morning more than $700 has already been raised. the nightclub also plans to host a fundraiser next saturday night in her honor. new this morning -- people who walk and ride bikes in san jose already use the second safest city streets in the state but now the city wants to make them even safer. a statewide study shows the san jose injury crash rate is around 3.18 per 1,000 people. tomorrow the city will unveil a plan called vision zero to reduce fatalities and serious injuries. it's based on steps taken from sweden where road deaths have been cut in half. steps include lowering speed limits on troublesome roads,

replacing am better-cole load sodium lights with diodes. fremont is the only city at a lower death rate. happening today -- maryland's governor is calling for a statewide day of prayer and peace following a week of protests in baltimore. over the death of freddie gray. ♪ i got a feeling♪ ♪ that somebody's trying to hold us back♪ >> demonstrators marched through baltimore yesterday and held a demonstration at city hall. they called it a victory rally after criminal charges were filed against six baltimore police officers in connection with gray's death. while there were no major disturbances at that rally police did use pepper spray and arrested protesters overnight for violating city curfew. >> the most important thing is your safety, the safety of all the infrastructure that is here, because without that we

have no baltimore. >> thousands of people attended the demonstration including the uncle of oscar grant, cephus johnson. >> we know without a doubt that community involvement, using their first amendment rights to this issue there's better chance of the officers sent to prison for the murder of freddie gray versus just being charged. >> one officer is accused of second degree murder. the police commissioner says the truth in the case will come out. he says peace and calm are always better than violence. maryland leaders will attend special church services today as part of their day of prayer and peace. we're starting to hear from angry merchants in downtown oakland that say police should have done more to stop protesters friday night. store owners are spending this weekend cleaning up the damage caused by the protesters. more businesses were hit including car dealerships and an auto body shop.

>> i don't feel i -- don't think i should pay the taxes and fees. after my windows were smashed. >> we tolerate marching. we don't tolerate vandalism and we do absolutely intend to make every arrest that we can. >> police arrested more than a dozen people friday night but investigators are looking at surveillance footage in the hopes of making more vandalism arrests. 62 cars were vandalized at a hyundai derm. and you might notice more police departments nationwide using body cameras to fight crime. the department of justice is planning on launching a pilot program that is amend at expanding the use of body cameras. federal officials plan to hand out $20 million in funding to dozens of departments. in addition another $1 million will be set aside so the bureau of justice statistics can

figure out how to study the actually impact of the cameras. round two of the warriors playoffs begins 12:30 this afternoon. let's look live now at oracle arena. a live picture from the roof cam. as usual the game is a sellout. it will be rocking this afternoon. 20,000 screaming fans will pack the arena. the warriors will return to action for the first time in a week. the team does not believe the layoff will hurt them though. they've been practicing hard. they say their game plan to knock off the visiting memphis grizzlies is basic but hopefully effective. >> on offense you want to make it as easy as possible on your scorers and try to get them open, with some good looks so they don't have to work too hard. then on defense it's the opposite. >> mike conly, grizzly guard has multiple facial fractures. he's doubtful for today's game.

if you're heading out there tickets still available through on-line ticket brokers. the lowest price on stub hub we found is nearly $137. not too bad. if you want to see curry up close, a vip courtside seat will set you back $3,500. here's a look at the schedule for the first four games -- warriors host the grizzlies today and tuesday night games three and four will be in memphis. if necessary game five back at oracle on the 13th. our own sal castaneda working the weekend as well. live from oracle at 8:00. time now 7:11. an art form and income. coming up at 7:30 -- a local program that is teaching aspiring musicians how to live off of their music. >> i'm not greedy. give other fighters chances. other fighters need to get a chance. >> did you watch it?

floyd mayweather junior is the king of boxing this morning. his plans after beating manny pacquiao. a-list celebrities that saw it.

♪ baby i'm not like the rest♪ good morning. and welcome back to you. perhaps have you dancing in your seats this morning. we have mostly cloudy skies to the day but that is going to change. at least away from the coast. sunshine is coming back for the afternoon. temperatures will continue to cool though and i'll have those for you coming up. good morning. floyd mayweather jr. some say submitted himself as one of the greatest boxers of all time. >> right hand again by mayweather.

>> mayweather beat my man manny pacquiao last night. when a unanimous decision in the walterweight title bout. mayweather's perfect record now 48-0, pacquiao landed just 19% of his punches. >> i knew in my heart i was -- i was -- i thought i was beating him easy. out of the 12 runs i have to at least give him three runs out of the 12. he was applying pressure a lot of times but not landing any punches. >> i got him many times. i saw the punches. >> pacquiao says he believes he won the fight but afterward also disclosed he injured his right shoulder in training and boxing commissioners requested a request to take an anti- inflammatory shot before the fight. the 38-year-old mayweather indicated he may hang up the boxing gloves soon. big name celebrities watched from ringside included jay-z and beyonce, robert de niro,

michael jordan, magic and tom brady. the fight was delayed for about a half-hour because of high pay- per-view causing problems for cable and satellite systems. it's estimated that three million households ordered the fight at $100 each. sports bars and restaurants here and across the country also televised the fight a restaurant in south san francisco had mostly manny pacquiao fans. they called him an inspiration. >> i'm kind of disappointed with the outcome of the fight. i'm a pacquiao fan and i was really pulling for him. but i can't disagree with the decision. >> the restaurant paid $7,500 for the right to show the event. the owner still expected to make a tidy profit through coverage charge and t-shirt sales. the fight is also making the front page on newspapers across the country. this is "the boston herald." you can see the headline reads

"on the money, mayweather sends pacquiao packing to remain undefeated." in the sacramento bee the drought continues to be a top story. you can see that there, is a picture of the folsom dam. it says the group has plans to avoid the dead pool, that means it falls below the water intake pipes. it happened for the first time last year in the dam's 60-year history. and here's a look at the front page of the oakland tribune. the headline reads -- just call it fan-demonium. there's steph curry. >> it's true. >> excitement building for today's game against the memphis grizzlies an i think we only need good weather until about 12:30? >> did you watch the fight yesterday? >> i did not. i was sleeping. did you watch it? >> i did. i stayed up pretty late.

>> wow. >> listen -- i'm going to go by my heart here and say i thought manny -- well, i don't want to get into it. i'm not going to get into it. you know where it's going. how's weather looking this morning? >> a little gloomy but that shot actually not so bad. you have to get well inland to see the sunshine this morning. the marine layer a little deeper and it's managed to slip up and over the east bay hills. some of us who had sunshine yesterday also included in the cloud cover at this hour. let's look at the numbers, we're a tad cooler in santa rosa, mostly cloudy and 49 degrees. a cool start for you, san francisco checking in at 52. 54 oakland, livermore low 50s as well as san jose. the onshore breeze with us. if you're stepping out early, that to be aware of. that cool breeze can make it feel more chilly. the last few days the marine layer continued to deepen. now it's above 2,000 feet, closer to 2,500 feet. looking if he delta breeze, 30

miles per hour gusting in fairfield. so that cool pacific air continuing to be pumped through the delta all the way into the central valley this morning. for the afternoon today temperatures will be very mild for our inland communities. if you come along the coastline it's going to be cloudy, it's going to be cool and there's even the possibility of rip currents for our south-facing beaches. 6 1 for stinson this afternoon. as you get farther inland sonoma 70. 69 napa. to the east bay we have 67 san leandro. livermore warms to 77. upper 70s for antioch. beautiful weather inland. just a few days ago baking hot. no longer the case 76 morgan hill. 70 san jose. sunny sun sunny veil warms to 68. if you're going to see the giants play this afternoon the

onshore breeze into the afternoon and temperatures in the low 60s for most of the day. which actually, in the stands won't feel bad but just be aware of it when coming in and out of the park, could be a little cool and breezy and along the coast low 60s in the forecast for today. the extended forecast showing you that the cooling trend is actually going to continue as we get back to work monday. mid-70s in the forecast for inland cities. mid to upper 60s around the bay. low 60s along the coast. not a lot of change going on as we get into tuesday, wednesday, thursday. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine and temperatures right about average, even a tad below for this time of year. which doesn't surprise me since we've been all over the place lately. we're going to have more of that. nor the days coming just only subtle changes in the forecast. >> i like the mid-70s. that is perfect weather. love it. thank you. tomorrow is the unofficial holiday known as "star wars" day. >> may the force be with you.

>> the date may 4th and catch phrase sound familiar, "star wars" fans celebrate it with gatherings and costume contests. chewy. now many stores are offering sales on "star wars" related items. >> have you seen the new trailer? >> yes. >> excited? >> i am. 7:20. coming up -- it's a search for love. how a woman could be finding the man 6 her dreams at the boston marathon. >> and time for the "pet of the day." blazer, 3-year-old shapered mix, she would like a home. she and her daughter were part of a hoarding situation in the east bay and lived about five other dogs. she wants a home in a quiet neighborhood where her owners can help build her confidence. for more information just go to ktvu.com. click on the "pet of the day" tab under our "mornings on 2" section.

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news from nepal. eight days after it was hit by the earthquake three survivors. two men and woman were pulled out of the rubble and now being hospitalized. the details of their conditions haven't been released. the death toll from the earthquake in nepal now tops 7,000 and continues to climb. search and rescue crews now dealing with new complications. officials now say the slow arrival of relief supplies to areas outside kathmandu could lead to the spread of disease. and aftershocks and rain are producing landslides in the area which is making it even more difficult to get to the more remote areas that are desperate for food, water and medical supplies. >> we definitely need more helicopters. this is an area where particularly in the early days of the response and even seven days in this is still very much the early days. because there are people we have not yet reached.

>> one other problem facing emergency teams, nepal's only international airport is now closed to big jets. that is because there are signs that the airport's own run way is starting to -- only runway is starting to crack under the big planes loaded down with supplies. a washington, dc teen is working to give homeless people people a chance for real relationships. they buy dozens of mcchicken sands witches at a nearby mcdonald's and then skate around and hand them to those living in the parks. he calls them his homies and they are grateful. >> i say talking to them is more important than this stuff. i have never seen anyone just sitting down having a casual conversation. that is what i like to do. just give them someone to talk to. just be a homey to the homeless. >> inspiring young man there. lindsay graduates from high school later this month. he says he will then make feed the homies an international effort. he plans to set up his first

new program in equa door. money for the program comes from the clothing company he started when he was just 12 years old. new research shows couples who want a baby and can't have one may be facing a silent struggle. 15% of all couples are having difficulty conceiving because of fertility issues. dr. jenny jensen who is a contributor to the mayo clinic says lifestyle choices can be a simple thing that affect fertility. a woman at the marathon looking for the man she kissed on a dare. this is barbara teague. all she knows is he's from wells low, massachusetts -- wellesley, massachusetts. she regrets not getting his number and her daughter is determined to get the mystery man with the power of social media. i think they will track him down. coming up -- an art form

and income. >> the models for music business has changed dramatically. >> the local program that is teaching aspiring musicians how to live off their music. >> a livermore family reeling after a suspected drunk driver crashes into their apartment. details coming up >> daytime highs will continue to fall. we'll look at the current conditions and the second half of the afternoon.

welcome back. coming up on 7:30 -- here's a look at some of the top stories we're following this morning. san jose plans to roll out a new street safety plan tomorrow. the city is the second safest large city in california for people who walk, ride bikes or drive. now it plans to outline an $80 million program that will narrow wide streets where drivers speed, crosswalks made more visible and improve street lighting. fundraising efforts underway to help cover funeral costs of a woman killed by an alleged drunk driver in bay point. police say the 21-year-old suspect plowed into people at the parking lot of a restaurant at port chicago highway friday. 24-year-old laura sanchez killed and eight others injured. she worked in a cafeteria at ucst. livemore police sents us these photos from an apartment

complex. they say a suspected drunk driver rammed into an apartment building and killed two people. one of the victims was just 14 months old. cristina joins us with this develop story. >> reporter: we're hearing this morning that a friend of the family said that 14-month-old baby and her mother were both killed in this crash. they were hit by a suspected drunk driver 7:00 last night. pan over this way. we're told by police that the suspected drunk driver was going eastbound on marietta boulevard and lost control on this curve, basically jumped over here on the grass, went through the trees and then crashed into the back of the apartment complex. that is where the mother and the 14-month-old baby girl were in the backyard. that is where they were hit and killed. we're also told a 7-year-old boy and 6-year-old boy were also hit and taken to the hospital but they are expected to be ok. this obviously a very tragic incident happening at the apartment complex here. neighbors have come out and said it was a very chaotic

scene, ambulances were everywhere. and it was very sad watching the father try to save his wife and baby basically because there was nothing he could do. we're also told by police the suspected drunk driver is a 35- year-old man, but other than that not releasing his identity. he's been arrested on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter and his identity hasn't been released and neither has the identities of the victims. taking another live look. this is just some of the damage and debris left behind from this tragic accident. right now we have cable crews out here working to repair a line and also a lot of clean-up will be underway later today. we have course will be following up on this very sad story and have another update later on in our newscasts. >> thank you. your time now 7:32. if you liked the weather yesterday you may like it the next several days, right? >> yes. a near repeat. we're going to bring

temperatures down just slightly today. we have a mild afternoon. if you live in the inner east bay over parts of the north bay and south bay, get closer to the water and it will be cool, a beautiful shot there of the sunshine between the clouds. the low clouds, a little more widespread and if we turn it over to storm tracker 2 i'll show you exactly what i mean. up along the coast, in the by a, more of the same. we've seen this day after day now. over the north bay as well and now in the east bay. it's managed to work everybody the east bay hills and some of us who had sunshine yesterday morning now waking up with cloud cover. we have cloud cover in lafayette. overcast skies over the western edge of concord through 680 along san ramon, perhaps dublin, pleasanton and looks like it's partly cloudy to mostly cloudy in areas around livermore as well. temperature-wise down just a little. we'll follow suit as we get into the second half of the day as well. 51 fairfield. 52 livermore. low 50s in san francisco. 50 novato and 52 half-moon bay. the temperatures not bad but if

you're thinking of getting to the farmers market, maybe to walk the dog or a run, if it's cloudy and a little breezy which it is, especially through the delta this morning it's going to feel pretty cool out there. as we slip along the peninsula 48 woodside. 56 palo alto. one last shift here into the south bay where we have 51 morgan hill. 54 gilroy. saratoga starting the morning at 51. afternoon highs for today, upper 60s. 67 san rafael. 68 hayward. 68 mountainview. mid to upper 70s for inland cities. temperatures are going to continue to fall as we get back to work monday. i'll show that you extended forecast coming up in a little bit. pope francis is defending the decision to make serra a saint. many object this decision saying he destroyed their

culture. the pope says serra was part of a missionary door that went to extreme edges of society to spread the gospel. he will be proclaimed a saint in washington, dc this fall. fairfield police are investigating a shooting that injured three people. it happened before 10:30 friday night on clay bank road. police say three men started to shoot in an apartment and ran off. two people were injured. they didn't suffer life threatening injuries. police say they found a gun, ammunition and small amount of marijuana in the apartment. so far no arrests made. pg&e pg&e facing a $48 million lawsuit following a pipeline explosion in fresno last month. it blew up april 17th at a fresno county sheriff's shooting range after it was punctured by a bulldozer. more than a dozen people were hurt. several injured were part of a jail inmate work crew. a complaint has been filed against the utility company. authorities say it is i amlar

to the 2010 -- similar to the 2010 san bruno blast. regulating marijuana. currently local governments are regulating more than 1,000 pot dispensaries across the state. previous efforts to create statewide rules failed because of concerns about federal law which bars the use of sale of marijuana plants. the state lawmakers now say as many as four initiatives about recreational use could make the ballot next year and want consistent regulations in place by then. next week hillary clinton making her first fundraising trip to the bay area since declaring she's running for president. she will attend two fundraisers in san francisco wednesday. one at the home of hedge fund manager tom styer, and the other of susie thompkins buell, co-founder of north face we're just a few weeks away

from the bottle rock festival in napa and organizers are trying to find a way to keep traffic to a minimum. 30,000 people are expected to attend the three-day festival and organizers are encouraging people to carpool, take bus, ride a bike or even walk to the event. organizers say 4,000 cars will need to park each day causing huge traffic backups. bottlerock says it's paying for bus service for anyone with a bottlerock ticket for the day. there's a new program. zoo labs. the teachers try to show musicians how to make a living off their art. as allie rasmus explains the free oakland-based program may be going global soon. >> reporter: day one in the recording studio for the band

outer vibes. their longterm goal, to make it big. >> to have everybody who would like our music. have had a chance to hear our music and be exposed to it. >> reporter: in the meantime they would like to be able to just pay the bills. to reach their goals they are taking part in a 10-day intensive program that will take them out of the studio. >> you decided you want to aspire to doing more. >> reporter: and into the classroom. >> festivals and concerts. the models for music business has changed dramatically. , >> this is zoo lab. >> this is your value proposition. >> we're a music accelerator. >> reporter: in their west oakland studio they host a free music residency program. >> how do you give your product? >> reporter: artists learn about the practical financial side of the music business. >> all of you have to eat. all of you have to pay rent and put gas in your cars. >> reporter: cost, budgets. >> how do you keep them as customers? >> reporter: marketing and

branding. >> there's an economic reality to somebody's craft. >> reporter: there are three bands in the residency now all from different musical genres. >> the workshops are really helping us narrow our focus. >> just put opportunity costs. >> reporter: they marketing and design and business backgrounds. >> i joined microsoft in the early days. spent many years at apple computer in sales and marketing. >> radio would be what we want? >> definitely. >> the program brings in mentors from the music industry. it's the message they all try to deliver. >> you don't have to be a pop star to create a sustainable livelihood. we often say that we're looking to build a middle class of musicians. >> reporter: the zoo lab's nonprofit has graduated 11 bands in the past two years they had the residency program. >> a cultural conductor. >> to critics that say it's too much on business. >> what are the other key resources? >> reporter: watson says they are just giving musicians the tools they need to survive. >> artists don't have to suffer. it doesn't make the art better.

>> reporter: the musicians in the program know they are part of something unique. >> there's nothing else like it in the world i don't think. so we're definitely getting handed the keys to the rocket ship. >> reporter: they hope they will leave this residency with the tools and knowledge they need to accelerate their careers. in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2. >> if you would like to enter someone or a company in our made for the bay segment do so at our home page and you will find a submission form there. a teacher in virginia is using a sweet treat as a teaching tool. a class of eighth grade geography students made a map of the world using cupcakes. they use different color frosting to represent areas in the world where people are believed to be the most happy. the project has been in the works for weeks.

>> they are pushing themselves, like can i do this map project? it turns out it's much bigger than i thought it was. and can we work together? the whole class, to create this map. so there's a lot of teamwork going on here and that is great. >> do you eat the cupcakes? the map is made up of 3,000 cupcakes, most of the sweets were made by students and their families. and livermore wine country festival is wrapping up today. the festival is the largest celebration of wine, craft beer, art and entertainment in the east bay. it runs from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in downtown livermore with wine and beer pouring from 1 :00 to 4:00. downtown shops will be hope and the streets will be lined with more than 300 vendor booths and live music. 11:00 to 4:00. for more information go to ktvu.com. click on web links. are you ready for round two of the nba playoffs? coming up at 8:00 -- so is our very own sal castaneda. he's going to be live inside oracle arena with a preview of

today's warriors game. >> it's important we all keep the officer in our prayers. >> a new york city police officer is recovering this morning after being shot while on patrol. what we're learning about the person who shot him.

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and victor espinosa, have won the kentucky derby! >> california horses dominated the derby. the favorite "american pharaoh" won with firing line not far behind. it's the third time in the last four years a california-based horse has won. it's the second year in a row jockey victor espinosa was the winner. he said he had a good feeling feeling he would start from gate 18. >> i felt it was a lucky number. i just got it done. american pharaoh is an awesome horse. >> that awesome horse is going to head to baltimore for the preakness in baltimore may 16th. if marijuana pharaoh wins there he has -- american pharaoh wins there he has the shot to be the first triple crown winner since 1978. 7:45. here are the toppers to trending. a new york city police officer is recovering from surgery after being shot in the head while on patrol. police say officer brian moore and his partner were trying to stop a man suspected of

carrying a gun when he was shot in an unmarked police car. the suspected gunman was found hiding in a house not far from the scene and was later arrested. new york mayor bill de blasio says the shooting is a reminder of the danger officers face. >> it's important we all keep officer moore in our prayers, we all keep his family in our prayers. we support them. >> officer moore was taken to the hospital in critical but stable condition. his partner was not hurt. silicon valley is mourning a popular executive who died suddenly while on vacation overseas. david goldberg was the husband of the facebook chief operating officer cheryl sandburg and father of two kids. also chief executive officer at survey monkey. the company which provides on- line surveys says goldberg's deepest passion was his family. he's encouraging people to post photos and memories to facebook for his memory. he was just 47 years old. the cause of death is not being

released. now that the world knows the newest member of the britain royal family is a princess, the name game begins. prince william and dumps of cambridge could -- dumps of cambridge could announce the name later today but no timetable for the announcement. one of the favorites is diana, of course after the late princess diana. and other names being suggested are alice, charlotte, olivia, victoria, elizabeth, world reaction is joyous. australia's prime minister says he's already looking forward to close ties between the princess and his country. >> we've got prince harry serving with the australian army just at the moment. that's part of a long tradition by the royal family of engagement with our country and i'm sure that the new princess will be an enthusiastic participant in that tradition. >> at the madame tussaud wax museum in tokyo the figures are

decorated in celebration of the birth of the new princess. beautiful day if you have outdoor plans. we talked about festival season. we started to talk about it yesterday, how it's starting. a lot of people outside. >> a lot going on outdoors. the livermore wine festival continues today. it's a for just day to do -- gorgeous day to do wine tasting. ask -- we continue to have a lot of overcast skies and the marine layer deepened enough to shift over the east bay hills and mover into the inland areas. for this morning, mostly gray

skies, six-hour time lapse. in the second half of the monk it begins to thin out and pull back. we'll be mostly clear away from the coast. we expect to be cloudy and cool along the coast. we get gusts to 30 miles per hour. it's been the case all morning long. so that cold pacific air continuing to move farther inland and hopefully that is great news for you. 9 if 90 is too warm, we have 70s coming for the inland cities today. temperatures even a tad cooler than where we started yesterday by 4 degrees in livermore. 3 concord and 2 santa rosa. here's a look at the numbers. 54 oakland. 50 napa. 51 novato. along the peninsula low 50s san francisco, sfo. mid-50s in redwood city. 55 hayward. 54 livermore. shift to the inner east bay and

52 antioch. for afternoon today these numbers looking good. 69 for novato. 69 napa. the closer you get to the water it's going to be cool. going to have the afternoon sea breeze. 63 sausalito. 61stinson beach. also for south-facing beaches the possibility for rip currents for the afternoon and into the evening hours. 68 expected for oakland for the second half, upper 60s in hayward. mid to upper 70s for enland communities. the south bay we go, 70 san jose. 73 saratoga. you warm to 69 palo alto. redwood city upper 60s. a little cool and breezy at the giants game for the second half of the afternoon. temperatures continue to drop as we get pack to work monday with mostly cloudy skies to start the day. partly cloudy in the afternoon. and then a mix of sun and clouds and we get into tuesday,

wednesday, thursday. temperature very mild for inland communities. >> baseball, basketball. >> all good. so far speaking of baseball, the giants are enjoying the inner league portion of the schedule. metallica honored at the ballpark yesterday. they performed the national anthem as the giants were after their second straight win against the l.a. angels of anaheim. they are off to a good start, second inning, nori with the two rbi single there. giants on top 2-0, going to the fourth. brandon crawford there, knocks the home run to center. giants add up to their lead to 3-1, would go on to win for the final, 5-4. meantime, it was doggie day in texas. in arlington. rangers in the seventh, tied at 3 -3.

the as made it hurt more later in the evening. josh reddick hits homer three of the year with a couple of runners on base. that put the as ahead 7-3 but the rangers answer with four in their half of the inning. they go to 10 innings, the rangers get the walkoff there, final 8-7. bay area native and nascar driver jeff gordon has won the 80th pole of his career for his race at talladega. sixth-time winner at talladega. hegordon is still seeking his first win of the season. his last before retiring. we're going to end "mornings on 2" at 9:0 this morning to bring that you race. 9:30. >> jeff gordon from vallejo by the way. coming up -- people in southern california are sharing they're personal stories with

art. >> come on to my tiny house. >> plus, a new way of living popping up in orlando. it comes with a price tag that is less than most new cars.

check that out, everybody. welcome back. it's a banner year for gray whale watching off the california coast according to tour boat operators. marine biologists estimate there are about 20,000 heading from mexico to alaska. they amir to be in -- appear to be in good health and reproducing well. three years ago whales often turned up dead due to changing ocean conditions and failure to find food. but experts a also say that they get tangled up in fishing equipment and boats as well. a research firm says it costs less than $84 to make an apple watch. the lowest they sell though for

is $389, the highest for $17,000. ihs says components for apple's newest prowrkt run about $81, and assembly costs $2 possibility 50 a watch. but ihs admits it didn't take research market and develop and other expenses into its accounting. 7. 55:new homes with a million-dollar view and tiny price tag popping up in orlando. this house is 207 square feet. it costs about $23,000. james taylor is the owner of this tiny house on the shore of an rv park in orlando. he says he's got everything he needs and is living relatively debt-free. the home comes with modern conveniences such as sewage, water and electricity. taylor says he always liked the idea of a tiny home and was always planning to retire in one. then figured why wait? >> this is a movement. it's not just -- i want to live cheaply. it really is a social movement where people are downsizing to have more of a simplified life.

>> the owner of the rv park where he and his tiny house live are planning on building more of the miniature homes. he expects to have them in place by the middle of next month. new exhibit in southern california is letting people share a life altering story through art. participants of the long beach show were asked to select 10 art pieces used to tell their stories before and after their lives were transformed. maria mercado dealing with a cancer diagnosis and the exhibit helped her see how life has changed since receiving the news. she says she's happier and doesn't let small things get to her. >> we all have a story. we have challenges and it's just a matter of how we decide to overcome them. sharing your story helps you heal. >> the curator of the exhibit says he wanted a place for people who are going through difficult times to come and realize they are not alone. the exhibit by the way runs through the end of may.

using technology to help fight crime. why more police departments nationwide could soon be using body cameras. >> a man plows at people outside of a crowded restaurant. >> what charges the driver could face. >> a cooling trend continues. we'll look at current conditions coming up.

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a woman and child hit and killed outside of a home in livermore. this morning what police are saying about the crash. >> some 20,000 warriors fans will be in oracle arena today for the start of the playoffs between the memphis grizzlies. a live report from inside oracle coming up. good morning. check it out. there's a live look this morning at the gray skies, still kind of hanging out but they are going away. it's shaping up to be a really nice day. >> i believe that's walnut creek. i'm told. >> rosemary is ordering upifies sunshine for us today. maybe a smidge better than yesterday. welcome to "mornings on 2",

sunday, may 3rd. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm brian flores in for mike mibach. let's start with a smidge of sunshine. her name is rosemary, by the way. good morning. we've got the weather coming our way. afternoon sunshine, morning clouds. sometimes that gray not so nice to see but it does help us in the afternoon. it helps to keep our temperatures very nice and mild for the second half of the day. some folks, well, love the gray. this is your morning. 49 santa rosa. 52 san francisco. 54 oakland. livermore and san jose in the low 50s as well. we have a lot of this overcast sky. the marine layer is even deeper stretching farther inland than where we were yesterday morning. so some areas in our inner east bay that had the sunshine yesterday, this morning you join us under the low cloud cover. the marine layer between 2,000

and 2,500 deep. onshore breeze continues to blow through the delta. winds gusting to 30 miles per hour in and around fairfield at travis. so we know that cool air continues to be pumped inland, even the central valley beginning to feel it. as we get into the second part of the morning, this is going to burn back. once again we'll be mostly cloudy along the coastline. upper 50s expected along the coast. a few low 60s. 60s around the bay for areas like san francisco, stretching into san mateo. oakland and areas around hayward, upper sibts in the forecast for you. in our inland cities, it's going to feel nice and mild. 60s and 70s for areas around concord, and yock, livermore and into -- antioch, livermore and into san jose. when we come back we'll have a detailed tour of the area, show you the numbers for the afternoon and the cooling trend that will continue in the extended forecast. more on that coming up. time now is 8:02. this morning we have confirmed that the two people killed in a

crash in livermore are a 40- year-old woman and her 14 month old daughter. livermore police say a suspected drunk driver lost control, slammed into an apartment building yesterday on marietta road. marietta boulevard i should say. the mother and child were actually in the yard. tenants at the apartment complex tell us the father desperately tried but couldn't save his wife and daughter. two other victims, a 7-year-old and 6-year-old were taken to the hospital in stable condition with non life- threatening injuries. the driver faces a charge of vehicular manslaughter while intoxaids. livermore police posted this on facebook. the crash that happened a mile from a design warning people not to get the behind the wheel while under the influence. police set up a sign on 4th street that read "designate a driver don't drink and drive." a driver in bay point facing manslaughter and dui charges on suspicion of crashing into a group of people outside of a restaurant and nightclub. one person killed, eight others injured in the crash. it happened yesterday morning in the parking lot of la finka

after the club closed. 24-year-old laura sanchez was killed. her family says she was a cafeteria worker at ucsf. >> from what her friends had said he was really drunk and he was trying to leave and he hit the gas but hit it in reverse. and i think he panicked after. that >> the driver has been identified as 21-year-old martin munoz pittsburg. -- >> we arrived on scene and approximately nine or 10 victims were hit by a reckless driver in the parking locht. witnesses told us it was an intentional act. >> after the crash into the crowd -- into the crowd of people police say the driver then struck two other cars as well. the family of laura sanchez set up a gofundme page to cover the cost of the funeral. as of this morning more than $700 has already been raised. the nightclub also plans to host a fundraiser next saturday night in her honor.

within the last half-hour the city of baltimore announced it's ending its citywide curfew. the maryland governor is also calling for a statewide day of prayer and peace today following a week of protests in baltimore over the death of freddie gray. ♪ i got a feeling♪ ♪ that somebody's trying to hold us back♪ >> demonstrators marched through baltimore yesterday and then held a demonstration at city hall. they called it a victory rally after criminal charges were filed against six baltimore police officers in connection with gray's death. while there were no major disturbances at that rally police used pepper spray and arrested a couple of protesters overnight for violating curfew. >> the most important thing is your safety, the safety of all the infrastructure that is here because without that we have no baltimore. >> thousands of people attended the demonstration including the uncle of oscar grant, cephus

johnson. >> we know without a doubt that community involvement, with people speaking up and utilizing the first amendment right to this issue that is more of a chance of the opposite -- of them sent to prison for the murder of freddie gray versus just being charged. >> one of them is charged of second degree murder. baltimore police commissioner anthony bass says the truth in this case will come out. he says peace and calm are always better than violence. maryland leaders will attend special church services today as part of their day of prayer and peace. we are starting to hear from angry merchants in downtown oakland that say police should have done more to stop protesters from vandalizing businesses late friday night. store owners along broadway are spending this weekend cleaning up the damage caused by the protesters, more than 30 businesses were hit including car dealerships and auto body shop. >> i don't feel i get what i pay for. i don't think i should have to pay all the taxes, all the fees

and everything. after my windows are smashed expwhrment we tolerate marching. we don't tolerate vandalism and we absolutely intend to make every arrest that we can. >> police arrested more than a dozen people friday night but investigators are looking at surveillance footage in the hope of making more arrests. 62 cars were vand lied at ahand -- vandalized at a hyundai dealership with more than $500,000 in damage there. people who walk and ride bikes in san jose already use the second safest city streets in the state. now the city wants to make them even safer. a statewide study shows the san jose injury crash rate is around 3.18 per 1,000 people. tomorrow the city will unveil a plan call vision zero to reduce fatalities and serious injuries. it's based on steps taken in sweden where road deaths have been cut in half. steps include lowering speed limits on troublesome roads. replacing amber cole rord sodium lights with white light

emitting diodes and adding traffic signals. fremont is the only city with a lower death rate here. san francisco ranks fifth with santa rosa sixth and oakland seventh. you might notice more police departments nationwide using body cameras to fight crime. the department of justice plans to launch a pilot program aimed at expanding the use of body cameras. federal officials plan to hand out nearly $20 million in funding to dozens of departments, about a third of them small law enforcement agencies in addition another $1 million to be set aside so the bureau of justice statistics can figure out how to to study the actual impact of the cameras. warriors tip off 12:30 this afternoon. they will be home against the rough and tough memphis grizzlies. fox 2's sal castaneda live where the seats are empty now but will be filled up in a few hours from now.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this exciting to be inside. we see the preparations going on for game one. the grizzlies have been playing very well but there are still butterflies in some fans' symptoms as we get to round two of the playoffs. every seat has been decked out with strength in numbers t- shirts. they are also getting some of the pyrotechnics ready. they are getting the scoreboards ready. yesterday's steve kerr had a practice with the team. we can show that now. it looked like they were very loose, in practicing. they came back, after taking a week off after sweeping the pelicans in the first round. head coach steve kerr talked about his game plan. >> on offense you want to make -- make it as easy as possible on your scores and try to get them open. get them good looks so they don't have to work too hard. on defense it's the opposite.

>> the game tips off at 12:30. fans will not be allowed in for a few more hours but certainly a lot of activity. the tables set, the national broadcasters are testing their cameras and here we go again with the warriors going into the playoffs but the only difference is, as you guys know, this time the warriors are not the underdogs. it's a kinds of a strange position for the warriors to be in. being not the underdogs, you remember the we believe year, they were just happen to be here. that is definitely not the case this time. they've been playing very well. by the way the warriors have said even though this game is a sellout, they are going to release some tickets, some lucky people are going to get tickets by going to warriors.com. they will release a few tickets for those of you that perhaps want to get in on it again. go to the team's web site to try and do that. we'll be back in a little while with more of what is going on

in or rae ankle. back to you. >> you know they are working on that net behind you. otherwise i expect tosty you shooting -- to see you shooting baskets taking gang of your inside access this morning. advantage. >> this is a little more formal. you saw alex savage in earlier shots we did, shooting around. that is not the atmosphere here. it's very serious as they are trying to get everything ready. so i would if i could show you my basketball brilliance but i don't think it's going to happen today. >> it's rounds two. thank you. more fallout from the gas pipe liberia explosion -- pipeline in fresno that injured more than a dozen people. how it's being compared now to the san bruno disaster. what we're learning from survivors in nepal a week after that powerful quake. >> it's a cloudy start to the day, for most of us but i do

begin to see the clouds clearing ever so slowly as we get into the second part of the morning. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon but a cooldown continues for the bay area weekend. more coming up.

news from nepal this morning. eight days after it was hit by a deadly earthquake. three survivors were found in a mountain village early this morning. two men and a woman were pulled out of the rubble and are now being hospitalized. the details of their conditions haven't been released. the death toll from the earthquake in nepal now tops

7,000 and does continue to climb. search and rescue crews are now dealing with new complications. officials say the slow arrival of relief supplies to the areas outside kathmandu could lead to the spread of disease. and landslides and rain are making it even more difficult to get to areas that are desperate for supplies. >> we definitely need more helicopters. this is an area where particularly in the early days, even seven days in, this is still very much the early days because there are people we have not yet reached. >> another problem facing emergency teams, nepal's only international airport is now closed to big jets, that is because there are signs that airport's only runway is starting to crack under the weight of the big planes that are loaded down with supplies for the earthquake victims. time now 8:15. new details are emerging about the reported decision by president obama to build a presidential library in

chicago. illinois's governor has signed a bill into law that would allow the uses of washington or jackson park to house the library. it would be potentially located in the city's south side, in the same district belonging to a state senator who sponsored the legislation. >> i will exhale when i hear the formal announcement, nothing is official until it's official. >> chicago leaders say if the library is built in the windy city it would infuse millions of dollars to chicago and create much-needed jobs. former president george w bush and his wife laura hosted 17 military veterans for a three day bike ride on their texas rank. this is the 5th annual warrior 100k bike ride that helps service members. many of them in iraq and afghanistan suffer from post- traumatic stress disorder. the theme is invisible wounds of war. riders focus on healing through

endurance and teamwork. a washington, dc teen is working to give homeless people a chance at real relationships. every monday zach lindsay and friends buy dozens of mcchicken sandwiches at a nearby mcdonald's and they skate around handing out food to people living in the park. he calls them his homies and say they are happy to have the food about even more grateful for the conversations they have with the teens. >> i would say talking to them is more important than this stuff. i've never seen thin just sitting down having a -- anyone just sitting down having a casual conversation. we give them something to do. be a homey to the homeless. >> he graduates from high school later this month and says he will make feed the homies an international effort. he plans on setting up his first program in he -- he ecuador. research shows couples that want to have a baby and can't may be facing a silent struggle. 15% of all couples having

difficulty conceiving because of fertility issues. a contributor to the mayo clinic's guide to fertility at consumption says some times things as simple as lifestyle changes can affect fertility. rosemary to my right. typing away. what are you doing there? >> i'm doing it all. putting the graphics up. responding to e-mails. all in a day's work. whether you have what we -- love what we do. outside our doors, looks a lot like yesterday. most of us have mostly cloudy skies, along the coast, inside the bay and now that marine layer up over the east bay hills. some of us had the sunshine yesterday morning and now have gray as well. the cooldown will continue because of this pattern that we have settled into. the onshore breeze continues at this hour as well and it's quite robust through parts of

the delta. looking at that in a bit. for the morning hours the overcast skies, going to peel back once again and we'll have mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. away from the coast today it's going to be another gray day, temperature in the 60s, the afternoon sea breeze, we'll be cool there and the cooldown is going to continue as this pattern brings us into the weekend ahead and temperatures continuing to fall even below average so i'll show that you in the extended forecast but the here and now, 50 degrees in santa rosa. sfo reporting 54. concord 56. san francisco 53. san jose 54. the afternoon game partly cloudy skies, it will be cool at the park and breezy. westerly wind to 15 miles an hour for the second half of the afternoon. temperatures range in the upper 50s to low 60s for most of the day. so you can expect that for the second part of the game as well. 68 degrees petaluma this afternoon. upper 60s in novato. 68 san rafael. thinking of heading to stinson

beach? it will be cool and breezy and there's also the threat of rip currents today's. low 60s in sausalito. upper 60s richmond. in the east bay it will be mild along the water. upper 60s for alameda as well san leandro. oakland 68. you get inland and it's nice and mild. 76 danville. livermore going to 77 today. that is quite a difference from just a couple of days ago. 70 san jose. 73 in los gatos. sunnyvale upper 60s for the afternoon. 69 redwood city and 61 downtown san francisco for the second half. another cool one along the coast, daly city, pacifica, stretching into half-moon bay, low 60s for you. ens tended faucet showing you not a lot of change. only temperature continuing to drop. mid-70s in the forecast for tomorrow for our inland communities. and we don't stop there. we're looking at low 70 as we get into wednesday and thursday. it's pretty much where we're going to bottom out. partly cloudy skies, to mostly

cloudy for the morning hours with afternoon sunshine and 60s expected from the coast and for our bayside communities. >> remaining dry the rest of the week? >> yes. making money off their music. the bay area program that is showing musicians how to make a living from their art. >> floyd mayweather remains undefeated this morning. why he may be hanging up his boxing gloves though after another fight.

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let the debate begin as floyd mayweather jr. has cemented himself as one of the greatest boxers of all time. >> hard right hand again by mayweather. two righthand shots. >> mayweather beat my man manny pacquiao last night to win the unanimous decision in their welterweight title bout. mayweather's perfect record now stands at 48-0, he threw 435 punches, connected about a third of the time. in the meantime pacquiao landed just 19% of his punches.

>> i knew in my heart that i was beating him. i thought i was beating him easy. out of the 12 runs i had to at least get him three rounds out of the 12 but a lot of times he was applying pressure but he was not landing any punches. >> i got him many times. i saw the punches. >> pacquiao believes he won the fight but afterwards disclosed he injured his right shoulder in training and a nevada boxing commissioner rejected his can q to take an anti-inflammatory shot before the fight. mayweather is under contract to fight one more time in september but the 38-year-old indicated he may hang up the boxing gloves after the match. big named celebrities watch from ringside. including beyonce and jay-z, robert de niro, athletes including tom brady, michael jordan, magic johnson there. there was a glitch, in case you didn't notice the fight was delayed for a half-hour because

high pay-per-view demand caused probles for cable and satellite systems. it's estimated that three million households ordered the fight at $300 a pop. sports bars across the country televised the site. this restaurant in south city was filled with mostly manny pacquiao fans. they followed his career and call him an inspiration. >> i am kind of disappointed with the outcome of the fight. i'm a pacquiao fan and i was really pulling for him. but i can't disagree with the decision. >> the restaurant paid $7,500 for the right to show the event. the owners still expected to make a tidy profit. through a coverage charge and t- shirts. tomorrow did you know it's the unofficial holiday known as "star wars" day? >> hey, luke. may the force be with you.

>> hans solo. the date may 4th. "star wars" fans celebrate the film series, books and culture with gatherings and costume contests. many stores also offer sales on "star wars"-related items you may have to have. >> it's everywhere. christmastime folks. hang in there. time now 8:26. coming up -- hillary clinton heading to the bay area for the first time since announcing her candidacy for president. up next where she'll be making an appearance and how much it will cost you to get in. >> it's the final day of the livermore wine festival. up next, cristina has a look.

♪ i don't want to lose your love note n♪. >> you heard a little bit there ladies and gentlemen. you hear this song and you just have to -- it's monday. get into it. a couple of years in choir in high school will do that to you. >> mike mibach sings sometimes. >> what? >> we'll have to have a little duet going. >> you will never hear me singing. how's the weather? fabulous. a fabulous afternoon coming up. we're waking up with the low clouds, no surprise there. giving you a look from san francisco across the bay. it's a quiet start. a little breeze through the delta and in and around the area and temperature holding in the 50s. at least for most of us. as we get into the second half

of the day we have a mild one inland, cool along the coast and bay side communities will be right there in between. giving you a look here, six- hour time lapse, you can see how the clouds sort of fill in and now slowly beginning to pull back. for the second half of the morning we'll continue to watch them retreat and for the afternoon they will hug close to the coast, to the rest of us, mostly sunny. we have over the north bay into portions of the south bay though san jose reporting partly cloudy skies, stretching along the peninsula, the coast, and our inland east bay area, actually seeing a little more cloud cover this morning. areas like livermore, pleasanton, dublin, through san ramon you will find it. danville as well. partly cloudy skies in areas around concord and partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies lafayette. the marine layer a little deeper. the onshore breeze continues to blow, 31 miles per hour through fairfield. that is quite robust and that cool air continues to push inland, even the central valley

beginning to feel it. 50 degrees in napa at this hour. 54 oakland. 54 at sfo. mid-50s in redwood city. temperatures a lot like yesterday, just slightly cooler for some. a look at the afternoon for you here. low 60s from pacifica into san francisco. mid to upper 60s around the bay. you go inland and it's a gorgeous one, 78 antioch. upper 70s in livermore and 76 morgan hill. here's the thing, temperatures are going to continue to cool down. i will show that you in the extended forecast. time now 8:31. here's a look at the top stories we're following. dub nation, get ready, warriors getting ready for round two of the playoffs today. despite being off the past week they say they are ready to face the grizzlies. tipoff 12:30 this afternoon. losses are mounting for some downtown businesses after protesters vandalized more than 30 stores. one car dealership says it suffered at least $500,000 in damage, as more than 60 cars

were vandalized. oakland police arrested more than a dozen people but say their investigation is ongoing and hope to make more arrests. livermore police say a suspected drunk driver plowed into an apartment building yesterday and killed a 40-year- old mother and her 14-month-old daughter. two boys age 7 and 6 were also hurt. investigators say the driver lost control and crashed into the building at a high rate of speed. silicon valley is mourning a popular executive who died suddenly while on vacation overseas. david goldberg was the husband of the facebook chief operating officer cheryl sandburg and father of two children. also the chief executive officer at survey monkey. the company which provides on- line survey says goldberg's deepest passion was with his family. it's encouraging people to post memories of him to their facebook page for their his family. he was 47 years old, his cause of death is not being released. a new york city police officer is recovering from surgery after being shot in the head while on patrol.

police aofficer brian -- brian moore and his partner were trying to stop a burglar. bill de blasio says the shooting is a reminder of the dangers officers faced. >> it's important we all keep officer moore in our prayers. we keep his family in our prayers. we support them. >> officer moore was taken into the hospital in critical but stable condition. his partner was not hurt. pg&e is facing a $48 million lawsuit following a pipeline explosion in fresno last month. that pipeline blew up april 17th at a fresno county sheriff's shooting range after it was punctured by a bulldozer. more than a dozen people were hurt. three injured were part of a jail inmate work crew. a lawyer for the inmates filed a complaint against the utility. the attorney says it bears similarities to the 2010 san

bruno plast and says the utility is to blame for the inmate's injuries. next week hillary clinton making her first fundraising trip to the bay area since declaring she's running for president. she will attend two fundraisers in san francisco on wednesday. on sunday she returns to the bay area for a third fundraiser, tickets to any of these events cost $2,700. no public appearances though are scheduled. we're just a few weeks away from the bottlerock festival in nap yasm now organizers are trying to figure out a way to keep traffic to a minimum. 30,000 people are expected to attend the three-day festival. organizers are encouraging people to carpool, ride a bike or walk or take a bus to the event. 4,000 cars will need to park each day, causing huge traffic backups. bottlerock says it's paying for

bus service for anyone with a bottlerock ticket for the day. 8:35. the livermore wine country festival is wrapping up today. it's the largest celebration of wine, craft beer, art and entertainment in the east bay and cristina rendon is live now in downtown livermore with an early look at what you can expect if you are planning on heading out. looks like it's already set up. >> reporter: we're in the heart of livermore. downtown livermore. this is basically where it's all going to take place today. this is the 24th year of this wine country festival and it has grown every year. to talk more about that, we're joined by rochelle, executive director. tell us what people can expect. today's the last day of this event. >> last day. it's something for everybody. if you're going to do the wine and beer tasting we have that up and ready to give you an experience of all the best things we have in the valley. it's for the family. we have a family area with rides, a mini carnival. so lots of activity for that. what we really love for you to

discover, our great restaurants, shopping, we have some of the cutest clothing boutiques and gift stores. so just a -- to really get to know the livermore valley and find places you want to come back to. >> reporter: it's called the wine country festival and we have a variety of wine and craft beers. how many varieties are people -- available for people? >> over 1 wines to taste. we -- 18 wines to taste. it's a really selection. we have one-ounce tastes. we have three local breweries now that is really popping on the scene as well as everywhere craft bruce are going crazy. our guys are doing great. they are here with other craft brews from around the country. >> reporter: again, wine or alcohol, that's that the not your thing, there's still restaurants and shopping. >> absolutely. there's a kids area and toy stores and our arts and crafts vendors are amazing. they are coming from all over the country now because it's a very well attended event. you're going to tynd unique

items. it's what we love about downtown in general, it's unique. >> give us a sneak preview, next year is the 25th anniversary. >> we're literally looking at this festival with kind of brand new eyes. on the 25th year we wanted to just explode and feel like it's just livermore valleyed out. we're going to make it amazing with the real focus on education of our wine, why things are excellent here and so be prepared. it's fog be a different event. >> reporter: awesome, thank you so much. again this festival starts 10:00. so we are about an hour and-a- half away from that. and lasts until 5:00 this evening. >> for more information go to ktvu.com. so far this baseball season the giants enjoying the interleague portion of the schedule. metallica honored at the ballpark yesterday. they performed the national anthem as the giants were after their second straight win against the l.a.

angels. second inning nori with the two rbi single. giants on top 2-0, and in the fourth brandon crawford knocks the home run to center. giants add up to the lead 3-1 and would go on to win a final of 5-4. meantime the as in texas this weekend. doggie day at the ballpark in arlington. as and rangers in the seventh, tied at 3-3, billy bill burns with the runt. 4-3 the as. and later in the inning, reddick with that homer, number three of the year with a couple of runners on base. that put the as up 7-3 but the rangers answered with for in the half inning there. they go on to 10 innings, get a walkoff in the final 8-7 rangers. the semifinals of the world goff championships cadillac match play in san francisco and it teed off about an hour ago.

mcilroy is in the semis after beating paul casey earlier this morning. this is highlights from the match last night which was suspended because of darkness. mcilroy pulled it out on the 272nds hole. now facing jim furyk in one semifinal. bay area native and nascar driver jeff gordon won the 80th pole at talladega. he's a sixth-time winner at talladega. he opened the year with the fastest lap in the daytona 500 qualifying. he's still seeking his first sin of the season, last before he retires. we're going to be ending "mornings on 2" a little early at 9:30 so we can bring that you race here on ktvu. 8:29. a teacher in virginia is using a sweet treat as a teaching tool. class of eighth grade geography students made a map of the world using cupcakes. it was delicious. they used different color frosting to represent areas in the world where people are believed to be the most happy.

the project has been in the works for weeks. >> they are pushing themselves like, can i do this map project, turns out it's much bigger than i thought it was. and can we work together. the whole class, to create 24 map. so there's a lot of team work going on and that is great. >> a lot of cupcakes too. the map is made of more than 3,000 of the cupcakes. most sweets made by students and their families. time now 8:40. expanding the use of body cameras among police departments. coming up -- more on the plan by the justice department to make sure even more officers are outfitted with the device. >> the princess is here. what will she be named? some ideas next. >> our bay area cooldown will continue for the second part of the weekend. more on the current conditions coming up.

we're going to tell you about a unique program that is for aspiring musicians. it's called zoo labs and in the program musicians live in a building in west oakland and spend 10 days honing their craft and the teachers try to show the musicians how to make a living off their art. as allie rasmus explains this free oakland-based program might be going global soon. >> reporter: day one in the recording studio for the band outer vibes. their long-term goal is to make it big. >> to have everybody who would like our music.

have had a chance to hear our music and be exposed to it. >> reporter: but in the meantime they would like to be able to just pay the bills. to reach their goals they are taking part in a 10-day intensive program that will take them out of the studio. >> you decided you want to aspire to doing more. >> reporter: and into the classroom. >> festivals and concerts. the models for music business has changed dramatically. >> reporter: this is zoo lab. >> this is in fact your value proposition. >> we're definitely a music accelerator. >> reporter: in the west oakland studio a program residency program. where artists learn about 9 practical financial side of the music business. >> all of have you to eat and all of you have to pay rent and put gas in your cars. >> reporter: costs, budgets. >> how do you keep them as customers? >> reporter: marketing and branding. >> a economic reality. >> reporter: there are three bands in the residency now all from different musical genres. >> the workshops are help us

theirow our focus. >> reporter: the instructors have marketing design and business backgrounds. >> i joined microsoft in the early days, spent years at apple computer. in sales and marketing. >> the radio would be what we want? >> definitely. >> reporter: the program brings in mentors from the music industry. it's the message they all try to deliver. >> you don't have to be a pop star to create a sustainable livelihood. we often say that we're looking to build a middle class of musicians. >> reporter: the zoo labs' nonprofit graduated 11 bands in the past two years they had the residency program. >> a cultural connector. >> reporter: to critics that say their focus is too much on business -- >> what are other key resources? >> watson says they are just giving musicians the tools they need to survive. >> artists do not have to suffer. it doesn't make the art better. >> reporter: the musicians in the program know they are part of something unique. >> there's nothing else like it in the world i don't think.

so we're definitely getting handed the keys to rocketship. >> reporter: they hope to leave with the tools and need to accelerate their careers. allie rasmus, allie rasmus ktvu fox 2. if you would like to enter someone you can do so, just look on the home page at ktvu.com and you will find a intuition form. 8:47. california horses dominated the kentucky derby. >> coming to the finish, american pharaoh and victor espinoza has won the kentucky derby! >> away they go. the favorite american pharaoh won with firing line not far behind. why you laughing? the second year in a row the jockey victor espinoza was aboard the winner. he said he had a good feeling after finding out he would

start from gate 18. >> i feel like i was the lucky number in there, the 18. just got it done. american pharaoh is an awesome horse. >> that awesome horse will head to baltimore for the preakness in baltimore may 16th. if american pharaoh wins there he has the shot to be the first triple crown winner since 1978. let's talk babies. we now know of course that the newest member of britain's royal family is a princess. so the name game is underway. it's possible that prince william and kate could announce the name today. there's no timetable for the announcement but one favorite is diana. because that is after the prince's late mother. other names include alice, charlotte, olivia, victoria and elizabeth. world reaction joyous. the australian prime minister is already looking forward to

close ties between the princess and his country. >> we've got prince harry serving with the australian army just at the moment. that is part of a long tradition by the royal family of engagement with our country and i'm sure that the new princess will be an enthusiastic participant in that tradition. >> at the madame tussaud wax museum in tokyo the figures were decorated there with a little pink horse. in celebration of the birth of the new princess. congratulations to them. i'm assuming they will give a traditional name. >> she's a day old and already getting an update on her -- >> no pressure princess. >> they all look nice and rested. >> if you're royalty -- what's the weather going to be like princess rosemary? >> well, prince brian, a lot

like yesterday. clouds this morning. we'll see the afternoon sunshine and if you're in the inner east bay you're already seeing some of that sunshine. the clouds did manage to pull a little bit farther east this morning but beginning to retreat. you can see that bush, tree on the left side, dangling, swaying just a little, we have the afternoon sea breeze that will be with us. this morning that onshore breeze is helping to cool us off even more for our inland communities and you'll feel it as we get into the afternoon. i have a two-hour time lapse on this. you can see how when the clouds filled in earlier and now beginning to pull out and thin out and we're looking at mostly sunny skies away from the coast, at the coast it's going to be another cloudy cool day with again that sea breeze continuing to blow. at this hour it's a light breeze for most of us. until you get through portions of the delta where this gust to 31 has been the case all morning long. that cool pacific air just moving through. all the way into the central valley this morning. this pattern is going to stick around for the next few days.

in fact our temperatures are going to continue to drop as we get into the business week ahead. i'll show that you in the extended forecast. for today the morning clouds and fog with the clearing for the seconds part of the morning into the afternoon and temperatures in the 60s at the coast. 70s for our inland communities. quite a difference from just a day or two ago. 59 degrees now in walnut creek. 52 novato. 54 in sfo. 54 san jose. i've been checking on the airport, they are not reporting any delays for any arriving flights at this time. but be prepared tore that. we typically get it when we have the low clouds and fog over sfo. 69 this afternoon for novato. 63 sausalito. the threat of rip currents for the south-facing beaches, would also include santa cruz today. upper 60s in forecast for alameda. san jose warms to 70. 66 expected in santa cruz. along the peninsula for today,

a mild one, mostly sunny skies for the afternoon and 69 in palo alto. 67 san mateo. low 60s in san francisco. as well as along the coastline, going to see the giants play, winds from 10 to 15 miles per hour for the afternoon there. we have, again, the cooling trend that is going to continue. in fact temperatures will cool a bit below the seasonal ample as we get into tuesday and went. it was the fight of the century and floyd mayweather came out on top. all right. >> it's ok. >> coming up, big names who also came out to watch that action and reaction from the undefeated champions. >> it costs hundreds of dollars to own. how much to make? the new report on the apple watch. that might surprise you. >> looking for jdz to update

your darden -- ideas to update your garden during the drought? i am. there's a program in the east bay that features 35 different gardens, admission is free. we have a link with more information on ktvu.com.

8:5. this is a banner year for gray whale watching off the california coast. marine biologists estimate 20,000 heading from mexico to alaska. they appear to be in good health and reproducing well. 15 years ago hundreds of whales washed up dead as changing conditions made it difficult for them to find food. experts say the whales still face challenges including boats that run into them as well as floating fishing equipment that the whales get tangled up in. a research firm says it costs less than $84 to make an apple watch. the lowest price is $349. highest $17,000. ihs says components for the apple new product run about $81 and it costs apple supplies $2.50 a watch. but ihs admits it did not take research, development, marketing and other expenses

into account. avengers age of ultron may not meet expectations. >> here we all are. nothing but our wit and will to save the world. >> the latest collaboration by disney and marvel appears on track to earn $195 million in its debut weekend but that is short of the $207 million earned by the first avengers movie in 2012. it is enough throw to leave "furious 7" in the dust. new homes with a million- dollar view and tiny price tag are popping up in orlando, florida. this home is just 207 square feet. and the cost is just $23,000. james taylor is the owner of this tiny house on the shore of an rv park in orlando. he says he has everything he needs, is relatively relatively debt-free. it comes with modern conveniences such as sewage,

water and electricity. taylor says he always liked the ideas of a tiny home, was going to retire in one but then figured why wait? >> this is a movement. it's not just i want to live cheaply. it's really a social movement where people are downsizing to have more of a simplified life. >> 2078 square feet. man -- 207. the owner of the rv park where he and his tiny house live are planning on building more of the miniature homes. he expects to have them in place by the middle of next month.

in a few hours the warriors tip off the second round of the playoffs. i'm tracking current conditions and numbers for the afternoon.

a mother and her 14-month-

old daughter hit and killed outside their home by a drunk driver. >> and oakland protests. companies damaged. what they say about the number of businesses left cleaning up and actions by police. good morning. it's sunday morning but we didn't have any trouble getting sal castaneda to work today because we said hey, you can be live inside oracle arena this morning and guess what? he showed up. in a few hours the warriors start round two against the memphis grizzlies, we'll check with him in a few minutes. welcome back to "mornings on 2", sunday, may 3rd. i'm claudine wong. we didn't have trouble getting brian flores here either. >> i'm here for mike mibach. rosemary is always here. >> sure. i don't go anywhere. >> one of these days -- i

don't need a day off. we have great weather coming up. and doesn't look too beautiful at this moment. a live look across the bay bridge and into san francisco. i realize some people like the cloudy cool weather and this morning is for you. as we get into the afternoon mild weather in the forecast for inland cities. this is where the cooldown is really going to continue. you have the coast that felt it thursday. in the bay feeling it by thursday, friday. inland had to wait. yesterday, finally feeling the temperature come down. gilroy was 80 yesterday. livermore hit 83 yesterday. the day before you were in the upper 80s and low 90s. today you're going into the 70s. 76 expected for gilroy. 77 listenmore. santa rosa expected to drop off just two degrees or so. concord will see a few degrees from yesterday. you'll be down as well. as we get into the morning hours these numbers haven't moved a lot. we have the cloudy skies and with the clouds overhead hard to see the temperature change but the clouds are beginning to

clear and for the second half of the morning we will begin to rebound. walnut creek now reporting 60 degrees. mid-50s in oakland. low 50s half-moon bay. 57 in livermore and 53 fairfield where, again, that delta breeze just continues to move through this area. bringing cooler air to our inland communities and into the sacramento valley. when we come back, i'll look at the afternoon highs and show you the extended forecast in which case our cooling trepid is going to continue. details coming up. a suspected drunk driver in livermore is accused of plowing into a group of people and killing a motheraged her 14- month-old daughter. investigators believe the driver lost control and slammed into the apartment building yesterday on marietta boulevard. the mother and her child were in the yard. two other victims, a 7-year-old and 6-year-old are in stable condition with non life- threatening injuries. the driver face as charge of sleeklar manslaughter while --

vehicular manslaughter while intoxicate. there a sign leer, a half-mile from where the sign is warning people not to drive while under the influence. meantime, a driver in bay point faces manslaughter and dui charges on suspicion of crashing into a group of people outside of a res trapt an nightclub. one person killed, eight others injured in the crash. it happened early yesterday morning in the parking lot of la finca after the club closed. 21-year-old laura chan says was killed. her family says she was a cafeteria worker at uc san francisco. >> laura sanchez. >> from what her friends said he was really drunk, trying to leave and hit the gas but hit it in reverse and i think he panicked after that. >> the driver has been identified as 21-year-old martin munoz of pittsburg. security guards held him until sheriffs' deputies got on scene. >> when we arrived on scene we

had approximately nine to 10 victims hit by a reckless driver in the parking lot. we've had some witnesses who told us it was intentional. >> after crashing into the crowd of people police say the driver then struck two other cars as well. officials in baltimore and in maryland believe at that last week's violent protests have ended at least for now. the curfew has been lifted and the national guard will start pulling out troops from the area. ♪ i got a feeling♪ ♪ that somebody's trying to hold us back♪ >> protesters marched through baltimore yesterday and held a demonstration at city hall. they called it a victory rally after files were charged against six police officers in connection with gray's death. there were no major disturbances but police used pepper spray and arrested protesters overnight for violating city curfew. >> the most important thing is your safety, the safety of all

the infrastructure that is here, because without that we have no baltimore. >> thousands of people attended the demonstration which included the uncle of oscar grant, cephus johnson. >> we know without a doubt that with community involvement, with people utilizing their first amendment rights there's more chance of the officers september to primp for the murder of -- sent to prison for the murder of freddie gray verse just just being charged. >> one is accused of second degree murder. baltimore police commissioner anthony bass says the truth will come out. he says peace and calm are always better than violence. maryland's governor is also asking that today be a day of prayer and peace. you might notice more police departments nationwide using body cams to fight crime. the department of justice is planning on launching a pilot program aimed at expanding the use of body cams. federal officials are planning to hand out nearly $20 million

in funding to dozens of departments. about a third of them are small law enforcement agencies. in addition there's going to be another $1 million set aside so that the bureau of justice statistics can figure out how to study the actual impact of the cameras. 9:06. more merchants in downtown oakland are expressing frustrations over a viandsism spree by -- vandalism spree by protesters. the business owners say police should have done much more to stop the protesters from trashing their property. more than 30 businesses were hit including car dealerships and an auto body shop. >> i don't feel i get what i pay for. i don't think i have to pay all the taxes and fees and everything. when they smash my windows. >> we do tolerate marching. we don't tolerate vandalism and we absolutely intend to make every one of those arrests that we can. >> police arrested more than a dozen people on friday night

but investigators are looking at surveillance footage and hope to make more vandalism arrests. 62 cars were vandalized at a hyundai car dealership, that estimates there were more than $500,000 in damages. people who walk and ride bikes in san jose already use the second safest city streets in the state but now the city wants to make them even safer. this is all from a sitwide study that shows the san jose death rate is 3.18 per 1,000 people. tomorrow the city is going to unveil a plan called vision zero and it's designed to reduce fatalities and serious injuries. it's based on steps taken in sweden where road deaths have been cut in half. steps include lowering speed limits on troublesome road and replacing amber colored sodium light with white light emitting diodes and adding traffic signals.

a silver alert has been issued in santa clara county. we have a picture of 92-year- old oscar domingo noriega. was last seen around 2:30 this morning at his home in san jose. police say noriega suffers from a medical condition and may get disoriented. he was last seen wearing green, blue and red pajama bottoms. if you have any information about his whereabouts you're urged to contact the san jose police department. it's may 3rd, sunday. coming up, cinco de mayo celebrations underway in the bay area. coming up, our own celebration in the studio. ideas on your own party. >> and millions of people watched floyd mayweather defeat manny pacquiao last night but not everyone paid for it. up next the social media site that let people all over the world view the whole thing for free. >> if you're looking for

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♪ >> giving you a live look into downtown livermore this morning. where the wine country festival continues. it's going to be a great day. it's getting underway in less than an hour. time now 9:13. looking now at what is happening today. one of the most popular events in the bay area for wine lovers. >> the livermore wine country festival is the largest celebration of wine, craft beer, art and entertainment in the east bay. we sent fox 2's cristina rendon to downtown livermore to check it all out. it looks like it's getting warmer out there. >> reporter: yes. i took off my coat. unfortunately the wine isn't out yet. it's coming in about an hour. if you look behind me you can see the vendors are getting ready. they are prepping their booths. basically a lot of arts and crafts here. because in downtown livermore the wine country festival spans about eight blocks here.

so it's not just these vendors. even though there are 300 of them here. we're told there's 18 different wine varieties, 15 different craft beers and over 150 thousand people attend the vent east year. this year it's the 24th anniversary this event. we're told it's going to be a very big one. again starts 10:00, lasts until 5:00 this evening. the executive director says they've already had tons of people fly in from different states. it's grown every year as the downtown area has grown so they have grown with it. they are very excited about the event too. because it does bring in a lot of revenue if you're not in to wine or beer you can still check out the restaurants and shopping districts. there's also an area for kids. so basically a family-friendly event. they also say that next year is going to be even bigger and better but you still have today to check it out. starts from 10:00 and lasts until 5:00. it's the wine country festival in livermore. they say the event has really put them on the map. they are finally recognized for

being the original wine country of california if you have a chance come check it out today. >> thank you. floyd mayweather jr. expected to pocket about $180 million from his fight against manny pacquiao. >> right hand again by mayweather. >> mayweather beat the pac-man last night. mayweather's perfect record is now 48-0, they say he threw punches 35% of the time. >> i knew in my heart, i thought i was beating him easy. out of the 12 runs i had to at least give him three runs out of the 12. a lot of times he was applying pressure but not landing punches. >> i got him many times. >> manny believes he won the fight. but afterwards he also disclosed he injured his right

shoulder in training and nevada boxing commissioners rejected his request to take an anti- inflammatory shot before the fight. mayweather is under contract to fight one more time in september but the 38-year-old indicated he may hang up the boxing gloves after that match. a long list of who is who on hand last night. celebrities ringside included beyonce, jay-z, robert de niro and tom brady, michael jordan. there was a big glitch with the fight. there's tom. it was delayed for a half-hour because of high pay ferview demand, causing problems for cable and satellite systems. it's estimated that three million households ordered that fight at $100 apop. some fans didn't want to fork over the $100. it's still not clear how many people did it but some fans say they did use twitter's brand new app periscope to watch a live streaming video on their

phones. a list of periscope streams on twitter included everything from may-pac to fight night. >> a lot of people did it actually. >> i was thinking about it yesterday. of how many people would do it. it's easy. >> presents a whole new challenge now for those promoters. rosemary with the weather. >> we're finally beginning to see the clouds clear, temperatures nudging upward, a beautiful day coming for the afternoon. stay away from the coast if you like sunshine. there will be another gray day. nice weather is coming in time for the giants game. upper 50s to low 60s as far as the temperature are concerned. we'll have the afternoon sea breeze which actually feels good when you're in the stands and the sun is beaming down on you. so over the course of the weekend we have watched the marine layer grow. it returned thursday, was right about 1,000 feet. now over 2,000 feet and because

of it those low clouds were able to move up and over the east bay hills. so more widespread cloud cover. it's beginning to peel back. we have that onshore breeze that will continue into the afternoon as well. through fairfield we watched it blow to about 30 miles per hour, at least the gusts all morning long so as we know that cool air continues to move inland and helps to continue to cool our temperatures town. so for today, along the coast, around the bay, i think our numbers are going to be similar to yesterday. but our inland cities are going to continue to cool at least by a few degrees. 50 now in santa rosa. 53 san francisco. upper 50s livermore as well as san jose. speaking of the giants game, 59, partly cloudy skies and that westerly breeze to about 15 miles per hour. for the afternoon. and the second half of the afternoon, i think we're going to remain in the upper 50s to low 60s for san francisco. let's look at the north bay. 70 degrees expected for sonoma. 69 novato. 63 sausalito. low 60s along the coast.

stinson beach, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, cool, breezy. rip currents possible for the afternoon in the south-facing beaches. that also includes santa cruz. 68 in castor valley this afternoon. 68 oakland. livermore 77 in the afternoon. for the wine festival that is going on there. in the south bay, 70 san jose. saratoga 73. upper 60s expected for sunnyvale. mid-60s in san bruno. yesterday we had some low 80s, today more like upper 70s. cooldown continues monday, wednesday, thursday. looks like thursday we begin to bottom out. low 70s for the forecast. low to mid-60s from the coast and inside the bay. now to the story that is lifting spirits in the east bay and really the entire bay area.

round two of the warriors playoffs begins in a little more than three hours from now. team returning to the action for the first time in a week. we sent sal castaneda inside the arena. anticipation building for the big game. looks like things are already getting busy in there. >> reporter: that's right. i didn't get to shoot but a guy who shoots a lot like me is james michael macadou. the guy in the blue. if you watch him he has a lot of my style. see that? ooh! anyway. obviously just kidding. >> looks just like you, sal. >> reporter: the warriors dance team center court there were just practicing. a band plays here for the fans. they are playing up in the stands now. but seriously, warrior fans, maybe a little anxious because

the team has been off for a week. and obviously a lot of the fans want the team to come out strong. they've had a lot of rest. the grizzlies are going to be without one of their best players. you hate to see someone hurt but this injury does really benefit warriors fans. mike conly, one of the guards is going to be out. he has a pretty serious eye injury so it's doubtful he's going to come back for the game at all. but they are just about to -- i see them sweeping with the dogs and all that. that is a sign they do, that they are going to let people in. if you're coming out to oracle you're going to be wearing your yellow t-shirts that they have on the seats. by the way, they have some seats available, the warriors do. it's a sellout but they held some seats just so they can have some for today. they left them on-line, so you can go to warriors.com and get them. it's the 126th consecutive sellout. again tipoff is 12:30. we're going to have all the highlights for you later in the

day. so definitely a feeling of excitement here at oracle arena. i'm disappointed you didn't pick up a basketball and make shots there. >> prediction? who do you think is going to win? >> reporter: what? >> i think it's going to be warriors. >> reporter: i think it's going to be the warriors. for basketball reasons. i don't think that the grizzlies can play with the warriors without one of their best players on the court. >> thank you. we'll be right back.

♪ good day sunshine♪ >> welcome back on this sunday morning. live look over mount diablo. a little hazy sunshine, air quality is good. we have the low clouds beginning to clear out of the way and we'll be left with mostly sunny skies for your sunday. i'll have one last look at the

extended forecast. actually, i think we're going to show it to you now. we have temperatures coming down for inland cities and that will be the case as we get back to work on monday. we have 70 in the forecast for inland communities. upper 60s around the bay today. low 60s at the coast. the coast will be cloudy and breezy. it's already been a weekend of cinco de mayo celebrations. >> more to come i'm sure. >> more to come brian flores with the tough assignment with tips on how to continue the celebrations. >> the toughest assignment. we're here with carey kelly and her husband vinny manning the stove if you will. we're talking cinco de mayo. exciting times. it's actually tuesday but a lot of you are probably celebrating this weekend. what are we making today? >> we have authentic tools in

kitchen. vinny is here, we have avocados, adding mango. we mash it up. this will have you -- we'll have you taste it at the end. this makes it more festive. >> how important is it to use authentic tools to make guacamole? >> there's a different texture. what would you say? >> this is authentic. it's easier than using a regular fork to cyst an avocado - to mix an avocado. >> i love how you add the mango. gives it a sweet flavor. >> color too. >> committees dealas? >> yes, we have a quesadilla maker, put cheese in there. maybe a little butter too. we have our cut lines to have this perfect shape come on out.

>> i have never seen. that >> that takes four to five minutes. >> we're also talking about some of the -- some of the cutlery here. you're saying this is organic? >> yes. our table setting here, this is all from cayuchi, 100% organic linens, you can feel the softness. it's not only color and texture -- >> very soft. >> yes. just a little festive look as well. then this is a tile from 10,000 villages as well as these, handmade dishes and decor items to give that festive feel. >> and making mock tails here. for "mornings on 2", a little early but mock tails suffice. >> we'll do a little orange juice in our cocktail shaker. we'll do mocktails.

this is the citrus squeezer. it makes it easy, holding the seeds. we go in our shaker there. we can even put a little lime on the guacamole here. give it a squeeze. easy. then i'm going to have vinny shake this up. i am not the mixologist necessarily. >> it looks like something that is carboinated. can you pop that off for me? we'll open that up. i'll have you put a splash on top. i salted this. >> it looks amazing. we're running otoof time but great way to end our show on "mornings on 2". thank you so much. >> thank you for having us. nascar next.

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captions paid for by the fox broadcasting company this is talladega. they can be described in many words. but for the drivers that push the limits, to speeds as high as 200 miles an hour around this superspeedway, only one comes to mind. danger. >> big crash. huge crash. unbelievable crash. are you kidding me? >> the test of racing. today you've got to know no boundaries. drive with no fear. because to be a champion here -- >> denny hamlin