now at 5:00 p.m. a 4.0 earthquake ratthals east bay. -- ratthals east bay. -- rattles the east bay. >> a horrible crash that killed a mother and her baby gotter. . >> the ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 p.m. starts now. good evening. i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. >> we begin with developing news. a series of earthquakes including a 4.0 rattled the bay area today. they struck within about the

minute span. the largest -- struck within a 30 minute span. ktvu fox 2 news viewers told us they felt the strong earthquake. we felt it here in oakland. one person who called described it as a quick jolt. no damage or injuries have been reported. now to ktvu fox 2 news meteorologist mark tamayo. >> this is on the connered green valley fault. concord green valley fault. the biggest one, the main shock at 3:13 p.m. and then clustered around this, a 2.7. a closer look at the main

shock, 9 miles depth. as we widen out here. i will put in the trace of the fault. you can see it through the area. towards buchanan field as well. as far as the did you feel it map. log on to usgs and report what you felt. 4,000, 4500 responses from the public. you can see how widespread it was. mostly on the weak to light side. with the shaking here. weak to light shaking. according to these records on the usgs website. as far as classifications, there you go. 4.0 to 4 point 9. there is a possibility of more aftershocks. we will keep an eye on it and have an update. >> thank you. livermore. police are investigating a horrible crash that killed a mother and her 14-month-old

daughter at an apartment complex. investigators believe a drunk driver jumped the curve and plowed into their porch. ktvu's noelle walker is live where investigators held a news conference. >> reporter: they released new information about that deadly crash. they say the driver had a blood alcohol twice had legal limit and he was at the wine country festival before the crash. >> they serve alcohol till 5:00 p.m. the accident collision occurred two hours later. we don't know during that time his whereabouts. >> the vendors are trained to spot intoxicated people so they are not over served and people looked for dui drivers to offer them a way to get a safe wide home. the festival ended two hours

before the crash. we talked to witnesses who a day later still can't believe what they saw. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: saturday was supposed to be a happy day at this apartment as family and friends gathered for a party. 24 hours later they gather in grief, mourning the death of a mother and baby. >> feel bad for them. feel sorry for the fally. they lost -- family. they lost a wife, a daughter. >> they were inside the house when they heard a crash. >> really bad. was a scary moment. >> reporter: tire marks show the driver hit the breaks at the last second before jumping the curve, hitting the mother and child, smashing into a tree and taking out the fence and patio. >> nobody wants to see that. it is really bad. you know, the lady under the car. >> reporter: this shows the

after math. a car hardly recognizable after the impact. the mother and baby pinned underneath. >> he was yelling my daughter and my love. >> reporter: she brought flowers today. she was working saturday night when she heard the crash. >> when i looked up there was smoke. >> the driver is a 35-year-old brian jones of livermore. he was drunk when he lost control of his car. he remembers seeing the driver right after the crash. >> like he couldn't walk straight. >> make a mistake like this guy make, now it will be jail. the trauma prompted him to teach his kids who aren't hold enough to drink about the dangers of drinking and driving. >> the driver -- nothing happens to the driver. and innocent people pay the

price. >> reporter: too high a price for a family left without a wife, mother and daughter. police are not releasing the names of the victims right now out of respect for the famy. we know that two boys were in-- family. we know that two boys were injured. jones was arrested on driving under it influence and vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. he has posted bail. >> thank you. sad sorry. thank you. a tour bus caught fire today on a san francisco street. firefighters say it happened about 10:30 a.m. this morning. it took firefighters an hour to control the flames. the bus belongs to the big bus tour company. a san francisco fire dispatcher says everyone made it off the bus safely. no word on what started the fire. now we want to talk about the warriors. after eliminating their opponent in the first round of the playoffs they continue their winning ways taking on

the grizzlies today. ktvu's joe fonzi is here with a look at the victory. >> you had talike how game one went -- to like how game one went. today's game one of the western conference semi final series. the players waited for the sear tease get started and so did the fans who packed the arena. you have to pick your poison with this team. steph curry behind the back. knocks down a three. green had three from beyond the arc in the 1st quarter. grizzlies cut the lead. warriors went to work again. warriors up by 17. curry 4-8 from three point range. warriors up by 20 with that one. 5 players in double figures. baits had 10 off the bench. a rare chance to run the floor.

warriors make a statement with a 101-86 win. game two is tuesday night. curry liked the way the warriors came out fire. >> energy level was great. we were well rested. i think our conditioning and just the physicality was nice. we were sloppy, luce with the ball, timing off -- loose with the ball, timing off but we played hard and take that where we left off. we should be able to build momentum. >> if you are thinking big picture to win it all, they need 1wins. for the warriors that is now 11. >> thank you. >> fans are a lot happy today after the outcome of the game. ktvu's christien kafton is live at oracle arena. >> reporter: the fans optimistic too. already making bold predictions

about the rest of the post season. >> reporter: oracle arena was sea of gold. fans happy with the win against the grizzlies and already looking forward for too the rest of the post season. >> great game. >> blow out win. we are taking memphis in four. heard it here first. >> going all the way tochampionship. see you -- to the championship. >> reporter: for many today's win was a family affair. >> played well. first game right here. enjoyed it. >> i think the warriors played great today. curry is amazing. >> mvp, done. >> reporter: fans said this is the team that could go all the way. everyone has their favorite player. >> greene on defense.

heart of the team. the whole team -- they have different pieces that all come together. >> you are the man. you are amazing to watch. you are good. we love you. keep it up. >> reporter: very excited fans. they are already looking forward to tuesday night when they host the grislies for game two in the best of 7sary -- grizzlies for game two in the best of 7 series. . installing cameras along the rail system that will alert authorities if someone is on the track. they hope this will cut down on the number of people killed on the tracks. cameras and sensors are slated to be installed, an exact date has not yet been determined. san jose is set to announce a plan to improve pedestrian

safety on streets. tomorrow they will unplan vision zero to reduce serious -- reveal a plan called vision zero it reduce serious injuries and fatalities. san jose has safe streets. fremont is the only large california city with a lower death rate. san francisco ranks fifth. santa rosa sixth and oakland seventh. floyd mayweather is expected to pocket $180 million from his victory last night over manny pacquiao. >> hard right hand. >> floyd mayweather beat manny pacquiao last night to win a unanimous decision in las vegas. his perfect record stands 48-0.

he flew 435 punches and connected a third of the time. manny pacquiao landed 19% of his punches. . >> i knew i was beating him. i thought i was beating him easy. i had to give him three rounds out of the 12. a lot of times he was applying pressure but not landing punches. >> i got him -- [ talking at the same time ] >> he believes he won the fight but he disclosed he injured his shoulder in training. and they rejected his request to take a shot before the fight. floyd mayweather is under contract to fight one more time in september. and a long list of who's who was at the fight last night. celebrities at ringside include beyonce and jz and tom brady and michael jordan. the fight was delayed because

of high pay-per-view demand that caused problems systems -- for systems. . some fans turned to technology to get the fight. they used apps to watch a live streaming video. they allow people to shoot video and share it on social media. an incredible flight, how he plans to fly from china to hawaii by himself without fuel. we will have that when we come back.

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during the day he will fly as high as possible and then turn off the engines after sunset gliding for three hours before using battery power at dawn. if he is successful he will be the first person to make such a flight. it could leave china tuesday. children got a chance this weekend to race towards their future. >> look at her go. the tommy smith youth track meet on the university of california at berkeley campus. friends and family were there to chief them on. tommy smith was on hand for his event that includes more than just track and field events. >> keep them healthy, off the streets, education on health and wellness. service being done. >> smith was a gold meddest lain the 1968 olympic --

medalist in the 1968 olympics. the new organizers of the bottle rock festival are working on ways to keep traffic to a minimum. 30,000 people are expected to attend the festival starting may 29. carpool, take a bus, ride a bike or walk to the event. organizers say 4,000 cars will need park each day which will cause traffic backups. they say anyone with a ticket will be able to ride a bus for free. looks like great weather for the festival. let's check win our meteorologist mark tamayo. cool? >> that is the plan. in the meantime, the cool down over the past couple days. the fog making a come back out there. you notice it tonight and first thing monday morning. right now you can see lots of over cast over the bay. panning the camera around to show you the breaks in the clouds. neat see the sunshine hitting the bay waters and a breeze out

there. winds 10-20 miles per hour. gray skies over the bay. that will be the plan as we head into the over night hours and monday morning. live camera. here is the satellite. live storm tracker 2. rain showers in the southern seair oz. you can see there. we have the marine layer. a look that product showing you fog. few patches moving in. covering san francisco. a lot of moisture over night. most of us start out with mostly cloudy skies monday. current numbers. chilly ones for san francisco and half moon bay. fog setting up here. 58 degrees. inland, sunshine, but the readings, remember, thursday? we had temperatures in the lore 90s. today in the upper 60s out there. what happened this weekend, the marine layers the been

deepening to 2500 feet and the deeper marine air sends in the cooler air, that process started, it sticks around for your maind forecast. tomorrow morning -- monday forecast. tomorrow morning, bundle up, a few patches there. temperatures will be in the 40s and in the 50s. fog over night. a cool monday out there. out here in the pacific, the marine layer, clouds. and the weather system to the north having an influence, 60s and 70s out there. beaches in the 50s. tracking south later in the week, especially by thursday. a chance we could have pop up showers in the bay area. the main sacks to the north and to the east of the region. -- action is to the snort to the east of the -- north and to

the east of the region. put this into motion for the afternoon hours. clouds near the coast line. once again i think we will have patchy fog for san francisco and for the bay itself. notice the beaches, upper 50s to near 60 degrees. inland neighborhoods, lore 70s -- lore 70s. -- loor 70s. -- lower 70s. pacifica, 50s. san jose 69. santa cruz 64 degrees. your five day forecast, we will keep things steady, partly cloudy skies, temperatures may dape few -- dip a few degrees and clouds thursday and friday. we will see if showers pop up across northern california. as far as the weekend forecast, more on that coming up. >> thank you. buying access to the governor? that is what a group is saying with donations to some of governor jerry brown's favorite

charities and the campaign to legalize marijuana in california gets a boost. and a teenager who provides food it had homeless and -- to the homeless and feeds their souls too.

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received $2.5 million this year. among the top donors the casino which is looking to expand and needs the governor's approval to do so. they are critical of the donations saying they could lead to favors from the governor. a spokesman said they support important causes. organize labor throwing its support bemind legalizing recreational marijuana -- behind legalizing recreational marijuana in california. they want to make sure there are strong labor protections in any ballot measures that go before voters to legalize recreational pot. teenager is working to give homeless people a chance for real relationships. he buys dozens of sandwiches at a weekends and then they hand out the food people who live in the parks. he named the group feed the

homeys. they are more grateful for theversions that they have -- conversations that they have with the kids. >> talking is more important than this stuff. never seen anyone having a conversation. that is what i like to do. give them something to do, someone to talk to. >> nice thing. he graduates from high school this month ask then he will make -- and then he will make it an international effort. money from the program comes from the clothing company he started when he was 12-year- old. the governor of marilyn speaks out after a controversial curfew and national guard troops and aid from the u.s. arriving in nepal. what will make an immediate difference for the victims. >> and the rescue of another over loaded boat of refugees heading for italy.

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baltimore officials lifted a curfew put in place last week after rioting and luting. it has been an emotional week. today there are more calls for an end to the violence. [ singing ] >> reporter: the governor is calling for a day of peace and prayer amid rallies related to the death of freddie gray. last week violent and destructive protests rocked the city of baltimore but the governor says things are changing. >> since then i have seen

incredible acts of kindness, neighbors helping neighbors. i have seen community that cares about each other and it is a great die end the week. >> reporter: freddie gray suffered a neck injury in police custody and was refused immediate medical attention. on friday ebottle's more state attorney announced six officers are facing charges related to the death. >> we haven't asked for a particular verdict. we want justice. and whatever justice is will be determined by a jury of 12 people selected from this community. >> reporter: a curfew in baltimore has been lifted. national guard troops are starting to withdrawal. but officials say they could take a few days. 4,000 troops and extra police officers were brought in to keep the city safe. >> i think a lot of the unrest has been settled. settled down in the sense of the protests but that doesn't

mean the work doesn't continue. we continue -- >> the six officers charged have been released on bail and there is still a long legal process ahead. fox news. >> 486 people were arrested since the unrest began april 23. 46 were arrested last night. police say 113 officers were injured during the rioting and protests but they did not release details on the extent of injuries. a 101-year-old man who defied the odds in nepal this weekend and was pulled alive. four people were rescued yesterday. a week after the earthquake. the 101-year-old man and two women were found underneath collapsed homes. not clear how long she was covered by debris.

new u.s. aid arrived in nepal. >> we have such and rescue teams waiting to go out to the remote areas. we have relief supplies. especially shelter. >> the united nations says 2 million people have been displacebed by the quake -- displaced by the quake. 9 americans are among the dead. bay area couple turned to facebook to help with relief efforts in nepal. in a matter of days donations have been pouring in from all over the bay area. a drop off point expanded to 45 locations. they are collecting clothes, bankts, sleeping bags and -- bankts, sleeping bags bags and -- blankets, sleeping bags and

medical supplies. on friday a group of volunteers transported supplies to the victims in nepal. the goods are distributed in rural areas where no other aid reached. a woman who was trapped in nepal following the earthquake has been reunited with her family yesterday. she went to nepal to help combat the human trafficking of young girls. she decided to climb mt. everest and that is when the earthquake hit. for two days no one heard anything from her till she sent a message saying she was okay. >> people screaming. like a war zone. [ indiscernible ] >> i realized how serious the situation was. >> she plans to return next week to continue her mission work. this time her boyfriend will be

joining her. another large quake hit the region leaves thousands dead. a second look, the challenges in getting food and medical tied the remote region. >> reporter: this baby was 7 days old when the earthquake destroyed had medical center she was in. her mother lifted her out minutes before she died. >> miracle baby. >> reporter: this was where she and her mother were when the earthquake hit. she built the center 25 years ago. she says they can't find anyone to airlift it newborn to the hospital. her father looks on, helpless. he is trying to help her set up an emergency clinic in a tent for the stream of injured who are arriving from miles around.

he is delivering basic medicine to the destroyed village. >> if we help you to establish a clinic you have paramedics and you have -- >> reporter: bringing antibiotics, and vitamins. these essentiallyvise taken a week to reach -- essentials have taken a week to reach the village. the voloom of traffic -- volume of aid traffic arriving. when it was unloaded the milliary confiscated. a shortage of helicopters delayed delivery of the basic drugs. he now has lifted the immediate needs for the hospital. he wants to buy as many

possible locally. she determined to deliver a large tent within 12 hours. >> if you can give anything -- [ indiscernible ] >> at least at night they can go in the tent. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: these two children lost their mother and sister in the earthquake. now they have shelter here. so does the miracle baby but they need so much more to begin a life. >> we will have a look that 2005 earthquake on a second look tonight at 11:00 p.m. after the 10:00 p.m. news. 4,000 people were rescued by the coast guard today. rescuers threw them life jackets. they said 17 different rescue operations were carried out

yesterday as smugglers took advantage of the calm seas to move them out of africa. some of the women and girls who were rescued from boko haram are sharing stories of their time in captivity. they describe seeing them stoned to death. boko haram fighters killed the boys and men in front of the families before taking the women and children into the forecast. many are now suffering from malnutrition and others had broken limbs. boko haram fighters took more than 2,000 women and girls captive since last year. many have been used as cooks and sex slaves. none of the 700 people freed appears to be the girls who were taken from the school last year. germany, the chancellor

marked the anniversary of the libbrasion of the -- liberation of the concentration camp. survivors were there along with u.s. soldiers. the first concentration camp set up after hitler took power in 1933. 200,000 people from across europe were taken there and 40,000 of them died. star wars fans take note. >> may the force be with you. >> details on the unofficial national star wars day. >> and it was a sunny and mild day today. chilly where i was in san francisco. our meteorologist mark tamayo will be here with a look at your work week forecast.

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proposals to help native seal head trout populations. for years they asked them to remove the dam above the creek. they say the university owned a dam blocked by the water flow. they come up with two proposals. the university would then develop a new chabthat would allow fish to pass upstream. how the weather is looking. gray. >> especially near the coast. cloudy skies with some breaks in the clouds. once you see break you get hopeful and then a cloud moves in. that is happening now. that will cool off the bay area. update, we talked about -- first, live camera towards san francisco bay. with cloud cover. this pushes back into the

region over night. tomorrow morning we will have more clouds inland monday morning. touching on the earthquake, the usgs, initially it was a 4.0, now down to a 3.6. that is the most recent update, information from the usgs. temperatures today, it was chilly. pacifica, 56 degrees. near the shoreline. away from this, nice numbers inland, concord, livermore, antioch. san jose 70 degrees. the fog bank, you can pick out, down here, towards southern california, and the clouds just off shore. lower clouds, expanding, approaching the north bay, santa rosa, and a look at the satellite, richmond district, golden gate bridge, the bay bridge as well. showed you with the live camera. wind speeds are cranking up.

fairfield 28 miles per hour. gusting to 35 miles per hour. whenever you have a pattern like this you know it is a cool pattern and you will transport that cooler air inland tomorrow morning. sfo winds 17, gusting to 21 miles per hour. santa rosa 57. oakland 62. san jose 60s, 67 degrees. the forecast for tomorrow, for your monday, fog and skies becoming partly sunny. temperatures on the cool side, ovcast tomorrow afternoon. livermore -- over cast tomorrow afternoon. livermore, temperatures on track to reach the lower 70s. areas of cloud cover over night. cool to mild monday, mild inland. the weather system is moving from the north. we are not going to change too much. 60s and 70s. but this could generate instability across the sierra

later in the week. forecast model, fog tomorrow morning, clearing back to near the coast line. tuesday we could have this: clear skies. wednesday, activity flaring up across the sierra. later in the week, thursday and friday, there is a chance we could have a pop up shower in the bay area, especially for the north bay. we will keep an eye on that change for later in the week. temperatures on the cooler side, trending down over the next few days. temperatures tomorrow, san francisco, 59 degrees. santa rosa 68. san jose 69. sumutayo 64. -- san mateo 64. your five-day forecast, drop off in the numbers tuesday and wednesday. cooler side and then into the weekend, bump up the numbers saturday and sunday. if you are a tourist you must be confused. on thursday san francisco was 84 degrees.

>> wow! >> today only 50s throughout. all dependent on the fog. that decides our weather. >> thank you. a virginia teacher is using a sweet treat as a teaching tool. students made a map up the world using cupcakes. different colored frostings where people are the most happy. the project has been in the works for weeks. >> it is bigger than i thought it was. can we work together to create this map? there is a lot of team work going on. >> it is made up of more than 3,000 cupcakes. they were made by students and their families. tomorrow is the unofficial holiday known as star wars day. >> hey, luke -- >> may the force be with you.

>> the idea was chosen because may forth sounds similar to the catch phrase. they celebrate the series, books and culture with gatherings and costume contests. coming up, more from oracle arena, the warriors take game one against the grizzlies. all of the action coming up next in sports wrap.

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in game one against had memphis grizzlies. the crowd had somebody to boo. tony allen walks out in the middle of dansers and he rellized -- dancers and he realized his mistake. greene knocks down a three. steph curry had another all around game. one of lev 7 assists. -- of his 7 assists. greene hits another three. he hit three times from beyond the arc in the 1st quarter. went for 16 points in all. spates gave the warriors 10 points and solid defense. a tough two download. curry provided flurry with connective threes before halftime. warriors in front by 9 at the

half. 22 points for curry. warriors cracked it up in the second half. warriors up by 17. then make it 20 after another spirit breaker by curry. his dad and brother have seen it all before and the chance to run the floor after he makes the steal and does the honors himself. the warriors cruise in the second half, 101- 86. game two on tuesday night. scott reiss took this in and he is live at the arena. how are your ears? >> reporter: yeah. you said it. the question all week around that rest versus rust helicopter and the warriors -- rust arguments and the warriors answered it. . >> once i knocked the first one down i got into a rhythm.

one thing coach did, he kept us in the gym. live game action is different. we are planning against each other and that makes a difference. didn't get out of rhythm like we could have. >> reporter: unlike game one the warriors' second unit was huge factor in the win. [ indiscernible ] >> we had a bond going into the game. [ indiscernible ] >> everybody on the team has something to prove. second unit, or first unit, we want it win. whatever you have to do to convict to that -- contribute to that, you do that. >> reporter: contributes up and down the roster. breaking news of sorts here. post game buzz. multiple sources are reporting that tomorrow steph curry will be named most valuable player of the nba so they can honor him prior to game two on

tuesday. joe, nothing official yet, when it becomes official we will pass that along. another notch in the belt of the team. they are rolling right along. >> very deserving. thank you. anything going on in the bay area? the arena was packed today so was at&t park. giants and angels. and you could take home a busty posy give away item. first inning, he reaches right just like that, 1-0 giants. panic up next. hiller and schneider in 1964 the last time the giants opened up with connective home runs. crawford clutch hitting. rips one to right. two runners aboard. two runs score.

a double. giants 5-0. that was more than enough. tim lincecum was pitching today. weaver takes a seat. it was cy youngvers of tim lincecum on the -- young version of tim lincecum on the mound today. 8 shut out innings. >> a's and texas. sonny gray on the mound. starting out hot. fanning martin. the first batter he faced. more of the same in the second. he had 10 strikeouts in his 6 innings. the a's having trouble getting to the rangers. he goes down and gets the pitch. over the right field fence. a's 2-0. then the next time he made things more comfortable.

a three run shot. 6 on the year for him. and a 5-0 a's lead. long ball in the 9th. redwalk a two run -- redick with a two run homer. gray 4-0 as the a's win 7-1. still to come on this early night sports wrap, golf's world match play championship in san francisco. and the after math uvulars night's big fight between --mouth of last night's -- after math afflast night's big fight -- after last night's big fight.

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francisco. rory mcilroy took the match one up. woodland wasn't much of a match for rory mcilroy. rory mcilroy with a six hole birdie. three up in the championship match. birdied number 7. rory mcilroy wins 4 and 2. he is the first top ranked player to win since tiger woods in 2008. >> we can show you some of the pictures from the fight last night. the largest grossing fight in boxing history. floyd mayweather putting his record on the line against manny pacquiao in las vegas. 4th round is the high point for manny pacquiao. a flurry of punches. floyd mayweather landed double the number of punches. they did go the distance. floyd mayweather winning by unanimous decision. saying manny pacquiao had an

injured shoulder. huge pay day. he doesn't need to fight again, here is what he knows right now. >> i knew in my heart i was beating him. i thought i was beating him easy. out of 12 rounds i gave him 3 runs. he was applying pressure but wasn't landing punches. he is one [ bleep ] of a fighter. >> nascar today on the superspeedway. this is not the way they drew up the plan for the pit spot. there is always the chance of the big one. lap 47, trevor bayne got in dirty air. 15 cars involved in the smash up. lars joey logano were -- larsen and joey logano were finished for the day. earn heart gets his first win of the -- dale earnhardt jr. gets his first win of the year.

harvick is still number one. and that will do it for early sunday night edition of sports wrap more on the wards at 10:00 p.m -- warriors at 10:00 p.m. they are the story right now. >> warriors win, giants win, a's win and match play too. [ talking at the same time ] >> center of the sports universe. >> thank you. come up tonight on the 10 -- coming up on the 10:00 p.m. new zealand, the earthquake that shook east bay. getting more information about the cluster of earthquakes this afternoon. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. see you at 10:00 p.m. everybody.

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