it was like a rattling -- like when something is doing construction. >> a string of earthquakes damage earthquakes around the area. damage and the reasons why geologists say this should be a wakeup call. shaking in the east bay. contra costa county, rattled several times by a quake and aftershocks. >> it felt like a freight train coming. it got louder with a scraping sound and then it went -- thump. >> coming up, what seismologists are saying about them. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> you felt it? >> yes. >> i did, too.

good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve paulson is talking about fog today. >> there is a big fog bank out there. we brought in a big fog bank. parts of lake county, solano, contra costa county. that's a strong push. almost everybody says cloudy, including pleasant hill. usually there is a hole in the fog. a couple show up in orin -- orinda. fog here in pleasant hill. i see a hint of sun out to the east. farther east there's sun. but there is a lot of fog. it will be with us today, and tomorrow. and then it will be cool inland. 40s and 50s on the temps. the breeze has kept things rolling right hey -- right along. travis, gusts to 33, 35. napa west, concord west. sfo is west.

hayward is west. water temps came down. let's hope they stay cold. it's been warm way too long. a little bit of mist drizzle. one more system coming in and that will play into the weather. it's a big fog bank and a cold pattern for some. it will be sunny inland but cooler for everybody. even up to lake county, vacaville and out to antioch, 50s, 60s and a few mid-70s. we had one issue earlier and i think you said one more. how are things now. things are okay. we don't have a lot of major incidents. we have one thing i want to tell you about. we'll take a look at the 580 commute. we had an earlier accident and traffic is going to be slow through livermore. but things have cleared up. we also have a crash on westbound 580 after 205. it's not as bad as i thought it would be. 680 is slow out of stoneridge,

a little bit through the sunol grade. let's go to 880. i can show you sky fox. you can see that's 880 south on the right and there is crowding. in fact, it's crowded before 92 and it stays that way to about decoto road, highway 84. not too bad. you can see for yourself you will be dealing with a lot of trucks and slow traffic as newschopper2 tilts up. it's slowing up to decoto, as i said. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for 15, 20 minutes. watch for the traffic. i do want to clarify westbound 205 before 580, where that crash is, it's very slow. people are being held up by that over in trivalley area. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. that 3.6 magnitude earthquake that jolted the east bay yesterday was -- has many people saying it was a wakeup

call. tara moriarty is live in downtown concord which is near where the quake was centered and felt by most people there. >> reporter: the 3.6 quake hit along the concord fault lesser than the hayward fault. seismologists believe it's capable of producing a 6.7 to a 6.8 earthquake. >> so today's earthquake was right here. >> reporter: yesterday's quake struck after 3:00 in the afternoon. one man who works as as a -- who works as a store clerk said he was grateful none of the bottles on the shelf quick. everyone is talking about where they were when the quake happened. >> sitting in my car, reading a book and i felt about -- about

seven, eight seconds of sideways. very light, just like a gentle rocking sideways. >> reporter: the concord fault runs about 11 miles from the carquinez strait to the foothills right underneath downtown concord. it doesn't get the attention that hayward or san san an -- san andreas does. 64 years ago, a 5.4 tumbler occurred. back to you. >> thank you. the quake may have been the cause of a broken water pipeline on north main and gary road. overnight, one lane of gary was closed. the pipe that ruptured was 50 years old. you can find more coverage of the earthquake as well as the lesser known concord fault at

ktvu.com. 7:05. the fbi now searching the phoenix arizona of two men who opened fire outside of a controversial prophet mohammed art contest in texas. this video shows the chaos moments after the shooting started there in texas. there are several reports. one of the men was part of a terror investigation in the past. now, the two gunmen, they were killed. a security guard was wounded. nearby businesses were also evacuated. >> everybody just shocked actually. >> the event organizers had a lot of security in place including metal detectors at the door and a perimeter around the building. this was -- they were offering $10,000 to the best cartoon

depicting the prophet mohammed. now, this has sparked violence around the world. there are several reports that steph curry will be named mvp as early as today. that news came after the warriors took game one of the western conference final series. he had 22 points. emhad four steals and -- he had four steals and seven assists. green hit three, three- pointers. coming up at 7:30, we'll have much more on the reports if steph curry will be named mvp, including reaction from his teammates. meantime, tony allen, he must feel like public enemy number one at oracle. [booing] >> they booed him loudly because he walked through,

right here. the jam squad was out there performing and he walked through the middle of it during the timeout in the first half. that person didn't -- he didn't realize what was going on and then he took hands with one of the young dancers like whoops. >> i don't think he meant anything about it. it was hilarious. i started to laugh. >> it was like slow motion. i didn't think he realized where he was walking. he was locked in the moment. they were still dancing. our fans protecting warriors' fans. >> tori, they take that seriously. >> yes. >> after the game, allen said he was focused on the play the grizzlies had just done. he thought the kids were finished with their performance when the horn sounded. game two of the series tomorrow night at oracle arena. the series then shifts to memphis. game three saturday afternoon.

game four next monday. >> okay. looks like having a week off was a good thing. >> yeah. >> didn't hurt them at all. 7:09. new details of a deadly crash inspect east bay that killed a mother and her baby. >> they took him out of the car. couldn't walk straight. >> where police are saying the driver was before the tragic crash. business owners frustrated as they work to clean up after the violent protests in oakland. up next we'll talk with oakland's mayor about the vandalism and violence. we're looking at the bridge commute. one of the bridges, at least, is getting very slow. the san mateo bridge looks like it's dammed on westbound -- jammed on westbound 92. a big fog bank. cold and breezy. downright windy for some. inland temps will be in the 70s even with the sun. we'll see what's in store for the rest of the week.

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kind of boom, in and out. >> wow. >> glad everybody is doing well. >> sal is standing by to get us to where we need to go. how does it look? it's a little bit slow on some of the contra costa commutes. there's one item on the 205 drive that will hold a lot of people back. but first we'll go to highway 24 westbound. start there. we take a look at westbound 24, it's moderately heavy near the la fayette b.a.r.t. station. not a huge delay but it's also gonna be slow in orinda as you drive toward the caldecott tunnel. you will see slow traffic there and slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is backed up for 20 minutes before you get on the bridge. no problems on the bridge itself. but it is backed up, as i said, beyond the macarthur maze. 580 is slow as you drive out to 24 and if you are on 24, it starts to slow down the hill near the macarthur b.a.r.t.

station. westbound 205 at 580, there is a motorcycle crash on 205. a lot of people are held back in the tracy area. so if you know someone coming in from this area, you should please give them extra time. as a result, gonna move the maps over here to the right. gonna try to move the map this way. the 580 commute has been better. people are not getting through. you will see a little bit of slow traffic on 580. southbound 680 will be slow as well. if we could take the eastshore freeway picture, i know the guys in the control room can help me out, with the emeryville camera. there's something on 80. it's eastbound 80 past ashby. there is a stalled vehicle there. in the third lane from the left, lane number 3. you can see how dangerous it is for this to happen. traffic is going by at freeway speed in some of these lanes.

caltrans and chp, they know about it and are on the way. let's go to steve in the weather center. a lot of low clouds. in fact, low clouds have made it out to sacramento. that does not happen too often but it has today. that tells us it will be cooler even out to the big valley there. for us, it's a gray pattern. on the coast, we have reports of drizzle, downright even some reports of light rain including san francisco. this is cassie jean in el granada by half moon bay. calm, cool drizzly morning. feels like july. she's also a big sharks' fan. who will be the new coach? low clouds out there. everybody stacking up on that low cloud deck up and down the coast. probably dealing with some form of low clouds. they've made it up into lake county. 49 santa rosa, napa. low 50s for some. 50 san francisco. 54 san jose. those cold ocean temps. and you combined a west wind

with low clouds out to fairfield, gusting 30 miles an hour. westerly breeze for many including napa. the water temps are really huge. they came up from friday. keep an eye on it. the gray is not going anywhere until wednesday when it will be so cool. that little system right there is helping to enhance some of the fog. this low will move into the pacific northwest and drop into northern california. the end result will be a cool pattern for us for the rest of the week but maybe thundershower activity over the northern part of the state. that won't be until midweek. but it means a cool pattern. you can see some of these mountain showers popping up in the next few days. right there. right there. and continuing into thursday/friday. a lot going on here. big fog bank today. probably maxing itself out today. cool, breezy to downright windy pattern. 50s, 60s, coast and bay.

very low 70s. it does look like a combination of low clouds into tuesday. that my mid-level clouds will take us into thursday. >> you were predicting a cool week. >> yes. >> here it is. >> through the middle of the month. >> okay. thank you. 7:17. a u.s. senator doesn't believe the u.s. military's telling the truth about the issue of sexual assaults happening in the military. the senator says in her analysis of 107 sexual assault cases involving members of the military, punishments were too lenient and the word of the assailant was more hikely to be believed -- likely to be believed in the military. the senator says civilian women, they are the victims in more than half of the military's sexual assault cases. those numbers are not included in the defense department report. the u.s. senate commerce city says personal information

about many americans may have been compromised or even stolen during a white house data breach last year. the head of the committee wrote to president obama saying like any entity that handles personally identified information, the white house has a responsibility to notify americans about security breaches. now, committee chair john thune says people have to submit personal information before they can even enter the white house. the white house says it took immediate steps to reduce the damage caused by that security breach. 7:18. a calm air traffic controller is peaking cre -- being credited convincing evan grant to land an airplane that he stole. the controller started a casual conversation with the 27-year- old inviting him out for coffee and even to his home. after about an hour in the air, grant said, since you've kept me deposit -- company, i will

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7:21. people in baltimore, hoping the city can get back to normal now that six police officers were charged in the controversial death of freddie gray. the protests, the riots and looting followed gray's death while he was in police custody. the governor of maryland issued a state of emergency for the city. baltimore's mayor said recent protests had been peaceful and the curfew has been lifted. the national guard is also demobilizing. >> i'm 30 years old. i should not have to be in before 10:00. i understand for safety and a lot of the businesses, they were losing a lot of money. >> maryland's congressman will ask congressional leaders to send a bipartisan delegation to baltimore to look at what's going on in the city. here in the bay area, many business owners are frustrated as they clean up the mess caused by violent protests in oakland. more than 30 businesses were

hit, including car dealerships and an auto body shop. 62 cars were vandalized. many say the way oakland's new mayor handles these large protests will become a critical test of her leadership. she's in the studio with pam cook. >> yes. thank you for coupl -- come coming in. >> yes. >> there was violence and vandalism and after looking at some of the video and i'm sure you've seen the damage firsthand now, your response. what went right? what went wrong? >> what went right is we did do a good job of protecting people. this is notable. there were a lot of people out in downtown that night, enjoying our restaurants, out at first fridays and we had no harm to people. our officers stayed safe, the

peaceful protesters stayed safe and the customers were safe. we didn't do a good job protecting property. we had to ground our helicopter. we have a lot of constraints that we work under, although certainly many cities across the united states had to similar -- had similar situations some with much worse damage and certainly some with harm to people. i'm encouraged that we are gonna be doing a thorough and have already begun doing a thorough evaluation. i have not been entirely satisfied with the -- police tactics used that night and we -- with police tactics used that night and we will be reviewing them. we're taking steps at some of the issues with the protesters. we'll add sustainability to the

police accountability reform. we're doing a great program where we'll recruit students who graduated from oakland public schools and giving them a three-year cadet program so we have more officers coming out of the oakland community. >> let's go back to the short run. you mentioned oakland, cities here in the bay area, cities across the country deal with this sort of a problem. when -- certainly there are a lot of people well-intentioned peaceful protesting but a lot of times when night falls, it gets out of time and there are people without good intention. curfew, any talk of a curfew? >> that's a tool that we have at our disposal. it's something that if we deemed it necessary to declare a state of emergency but that's a pretty nuclear option. i think that we can do better by really target, the people that are causing the -- targeting the people that are causing the problem. why make everybody go whole

when we went -- go home when we want to arrest the people causing damage? we're continuing to review the foolage. we'll continue to -- footage. we'll continue to investigate and hold more people accountable. on friday night, we arrested about a dozen people. we'll work with our district attorneys to ensure the tough sentences and try to get the people removed from our streets. it's a small number of people who are intent on damage that are causing these problems. i want to punish them and let everyone else enjoy our great city. >> we appreciate you coming back. it's tough questions to answer. it's not an if, it's a when there will be another protest. >> absolutely. we're focusing on helping businesses recover. i've personally been talking to them. we have to get the city back in business. >> all right. libby schaaf, thank you for

coming in. tori? >> thank you. a new plan for safer streets in san jose. the three changes that city wants to make to prevent people from being killed on south bay roads. >> reporter: a community in mourning here in livermore after a weekend crash that left a mother and her baby daughter dead. we'll tell you how they were hit by a suspected drunk driver and why that man is now out of jail. good morning. right now, we're looking at a commute where traffic is moving along okay but it is getting more crowded as you drive on the east shore. reports of low clouds up to oroville. that's a foggy morning. it will be a cool pattern. not only from the fog but another part of the system dropping in later. more on that -- coming up later. at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the

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we're live in livermore at a growing memorial right in front of an apartment where a mother and her baby were killed when a drunk driver slammed into them. alex savidge has been digging deeper into the story. coming up in minutes, what the driver may have been doing right before the crash. good morning. monday, may 4th. i'm tori campbell. >> tough story. >> yes. >> i'm -- i'm dave clark.

i ran out for steve. it's a cold, gray feel out there. >> yes. there are some breaks out to the east. but by the coast around the bay, it will be gray. probably most of the day for some. you can see a few breaks here. we had low clouds out to travis and vacaville and sacramento and other rowville -- oroville. devin leave i have in sausalito -- kevin leavey in sauce -- in sausalito said it will be a dreary summer. the wart temperatures warped -- water temperatures warmed up last year and stayed that way. 55 for a high. san jose -- san jose 68. thunderstorms over the sierra. they will be with them most of the week and maybe close to us by thursday and friday.

the cooler temperatures inland, 40s and 50s on the temps. elser is retoe -- el cerrito, dark. south wind, gusting to 13. a cool, cool day. there's your water temps. they dipped to about upper 40ss, low 50s -- 40s and low 50s. a little bit of local drizzle. big fog bank. cool, breezy. chilly near the coast. breezy, temps coming down. 50, 60s -- 50s, 60s. all right, sal? this is the peak of the commute. you might expect that we have some slow traffic out there. we'll start with the eastshore freeway. give you a traffic time of 45 minutes to drive between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. so you can see here that we do have -- that's a sloppy circling. but you can see that we do have some slow traffic here. it will take you that long.

that makes sense. we had earlier problems here as you drive to the area. we'll also look at the bay bridge tacoma, -- bay bridge toll plaza. going over to contra costa county. highway 4 is now filled in and 680 is also goes to be slow as you drive from 242 down to highway 24. 580 has been held up, so has 205. we had slow traffic in san jose on 85. 85 is the worst freeway. we had an earlier accident on the way to cupertino. 85 is -- i would say the slowest freeway getting into that west valley. let's go to skyfox. been looking at him -- at highway 101 now. you can see that highway 101 doesn't look too bad approaching university avenue. southbound 101 is not bad at all. heading down the peninsula, this is one of the bright

spots. that memorial in livermore, it keeps growing for a mother and her 14-month-old daughter. they were hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver. ktvu fox 2's alex savidge joining us live now with more on where the police say that driver was just hours before that crash, alex. >> reporter: yeah, dave. good morning to you. the driver in this case is free on bail this morning and livermore police, they do confirm he was at the livermore wine country festival on saturday just a couple of hours before this horrible crash happened at this apartment complex. this is the memorial that this community has set up to honor the two victims, a mother and her 14-month-old daughter, both of them hit and killed as they were walking along a pathway here at the complex. that out of control car slammed into that. this crash happened saturday night. it was before 6:00 at this

complex on murrieta boulevard. this is pictures of the victims. they are 40-year-old esperanza morales and her 14-month-old daughter, ju j-- juli. police say the suspected drunk driver in this case, brian jones, lost control and plowed into the apartment. the mother and daughter were pinned underneath that car. >> feel sorry for the family. they lost a wife, a daughter, now they have to be song -- strong for that. >> reporter: along with the mother and daughter who were pinned and died here at the scene, there were also two other young children injured in this crash. they were hit by flying debris. now, the man police believe was behind the wheel was arrested

on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter and dui. investigators say brian jones can's alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit and he was booked into jail. on sunday he posted his $350,000 in bail and he is now out of jail and expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. >> alex savidge in livermore. thank you. happening today, the city of san jose will release the new street safety plan called vision zero san jose. a statewide study already shows the crash injury rate is the second lowest of any california city. now the city wants to reduce that more. the new plan aims to reduce fatalities and serious injuries. in sweden, deaths have been cut in half. steps include reducing speed limits, replacing amber lights with white lights and installing more traffic

signals. santa clara county officials could soon approve a plan that would provide millions of dollars in relief for ambulance company rural metro. under the county's proposal, the board of supervisors would cut franchise fees as well as fines paid when am plans don't -- ambulance don't meet response times goals. the plan would save the company $7 million over the next year. rural metro took over ambulance service for the county in 2011 after submitting the lowest bid but soon after, the company began to have financial problems and reorganized under bankruptcy protection. the board of supervisors will seek new bids from other companies when the contract expires next year. 7:37. the number of citations issued in san francisco for people sleeping or camping in city parks has skyrocketed. in the past four years, the number of legal camping -- of

illegal camping citations increased six-fold. there were 165 citations issued in 2013. by last year, 963 citations were issued. the recreation and parks department says as their staff has grown they've steen an increase -- seen an increase in citations. google has engineers teaching at a handful of historically black colleges and university. 30 students will be google interns this summer. in -- this is in response to a request by jesse jackson. it showed underrepresentation by african-americans, latinos and women in the eeld.

in thefield. today, steph curry is expected to be named the nba's most valuable player. brin flores is here -- brian flores is here now. he could beat some big names. >> reporter: yes. everybody is talking about it. several players are in consideration for the mvp but this morning, several reports say that our guy, steph curry, will win the mvp. the first warrior in 50 years to accomplish that. reports say he beat out james harden for the award. we're hearing he will receive the award before game 2 tomorrow night. he was ranked top 10 in steals, and points. he ranked fourth in three- pointers. this has been a breakout season for steph. spoke with fans earlier.

they love him. >> you are the man. you are amazing to watch. you are fun to watch. you are good. we love you. keep it up. [ cheers ] >> what did you think about curry? >> amazing. i think he should win mvp. >> done. let's do it. >> we're like mvp done. congratulations are coming from all over the sports world. first, green tweeting out mvp, mvp, congrats to my bro, steph curry. most humble superstar ever been around, well deserved, by harrison and josh reddick says congrats on being the mvp. hashtag whatastud. the last time they won was when wilt chamberlain won it.

>> thank you, brian. 7:41. a bill that would allow undocumented immigrants in california to apply for medi- cal heads to a committee for a vote today. under the legislation more than a million low-paid undocumented work exwill -- workers will qualify. right now, undocument when we come backed immigrants -- right now, undocumented immigrants can seek treatment at hospital emergency rooms. critics say it would place another burden on tax payers already overwhelmed by the costs of illegal immigration. two men opened fire at an event featuring controversial images of the prophet mohammed. in 23 minute, the soeenting search for -- the continuing

search for answers. we're looking at the east bay commute and looking at highway 24 this time around. you can see it's gets busy -- it's getting busier. rather extensive fog bank. it will be a cold, breezy pattern for some. it won't be that warm. it looks like a cool week. we'll explain why. why is there a kevin federline ice sculpture? why is this grilled cheese riding a cheeseburger? cuz, things get weird late at night. like my munchie meals. they all come with halfsie fries, two tacos and a drink for just six bucks. get one and get weird.

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this is an event in detroit, michigan where ben carson, a retired neurosurgeon, is expected to make his white house bid. he's never held public office, raised by a single mother. he graduated from yale and the university of michigan medical school. he became the director of pediatric neurosurgegy at johns -- neurosurgery at johns hopkins. he was encouraged to run precisely pause he's not a politician -- because he's not a politician. also this morning, carly fiorina announced her bid. she becomes the first female candidate to seek the nomination for 2016. she's never held public office. in 2010, she ran for the u.s. senate in california, losing to barbara boxer. she said her business background would make her an effective president. >> i think i'm the best person

for the job because i understand how the economy works. i understand the world, who is it in. i understand bureaucracies. and that's what our country has become. >> tomorrower mike huck you can -- huckabee is scheduled to announce his bid. he won the caucuses in 2008. but he dropped out because he could not raise enough money to compete with john mccain. the. european union approved $222 million in aid to help -- $22 million in aid to help the nepalese government. nepal is among the world's poorest nation and makes most of its money from tourism. now even that's in jeopardy. officials are considered closing mount everest for the rest of the year. foreign aid workers are

welcomed to stay in nepal. earlier, it was said the need for services was diminishing. the death toll is now over 7300. most recently, the bodies of 52 trekkers were found in a remote village. here in the bay area, a coos dro valley -- cass vo valley couple use, ray and pia, started to collect donations for the victims in nepal. at first, they only had one location for donations. but so many people wanted to help, they expanded to more than 45 locations. >> there was no other nepal relief drive going on. it just grew from my 100 friends to more than 7500 people. >> several volunteers transported the supplies to the victims. they are hoping to distribute

the goods to rural areas where no other aid has reached. safeway decided no the to reopen its -- not to reopen its quake damaged store. that building was badly damaged last august. it's the only big store in downtown napa. the workers of that safeway, they've been reassigned to other stores. but the people who work in the downtown napa area say they depended on that store as a mace to get their lun -- place to get their lunch. city leaders will work to get a replacement story. sal, any trouble spots out there? >> yeah. we're having help from our skyfox to find it. this is northbound 101 at shoreline boulevard. skyfox is there looking for it. and you can see the traffic is going to be slowing down now southbound on 101. the crash is northbound 101 near moffett field. this is southbound 101. you can see traffic is slowing down as you head down there. our skyfox should be on the

scene in a few minutes. but northbound 101, the crash is near shoreline boulevard and that would make slow traffic coming ut out -- coming out of sunnyvale. traffic is okay on southbound 101, getting closer to moffett field and the crash. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic there is going to be backed up for 20, 25 minutes. i want to point out that northbound 25 is the slowest traffic in the south bay. we had a couple earlier accidents. it slows near 87 getting up into the saratoga area. you might want to think about 280 or if you are going a short distance avoiding highway 85 altogether and using surface roads. 7:49. let's go to steve. low cloud deck has made it all the way out to sacramento. nice e-mail from bob. i'm out here at 50 and there's fog, he says.

that doesn't happen very often. almost every location around the bay has some fog. there's plenty to go around. i would think it's marked itself out -- maxed itself out today. i would think. we encourage facebook, twitter, social media, including our own employee, scott in the control room. last time he went out on a break at 4:45, he said it's clear. i said clear. he said let me redeem myself. it's cold, mist, low clouds. yes, it is cold. look at that fog. there's always a break out there. they get a little bit of sun. probably not very warm. 40s and 50s. 50 novato, napa, fairfield. low 50s, redwood city, reports of drizzle and mist for many. some san francisco and along parts of the coast. that will increase. william tweetie in vallejo says

hi, bill. yesterday's high 65. perfect bay area weather. if you like 6 a, you will like -- if you liked 65, you will like 64. you can thank or blame the cold ocean temps, they've cooled off. that upwelling is good, good. we need that to get the nutrient water up. this low will drop into northern california. that could give thundershowers to the northern part of the state. maybe for us. probably not. but it will be a cool, breezy pattern. even when the fog and low clouds disappear. some fog made it to clearlake and lake county. 778 there. 60s for -- 78 there. 60s for many. san rafael, napa.

76 antioch. 60 alameda. 62 berkeley. 70s for very few. but a lot of 60s including downtown 68 at 68. 50s on the peninsula including palo alto at a cool 67. we'll keep an 0 on eye the system -- an eye on the system. some of those thundershowers maybe lake county, name. thursday, friday. where were you in january, february? >> all right. the world's number one golfer rory mcilroy is celebrating his 26th birthday today one day after winning the championship in san francisco. he won three matches yesterday to take the title. it was the 10th victory of his career. mcelroy, tiger woods and jack nicklaus are the only players in the past 75 years to reach double figures in wins before

turning 26. speaking of tiger woods, he's dealing with drama off the course. he and his girlfriend, lindsey vonn are calling it quits. when they first met, both were recovering from injuries but now both are healthy and resuming hectic travel schedules. vonn joked about how drawnout golf could get, falling short of falling it boring. 7:53. no surprise at the weekend box office, the avengers dommy nateed. in -- dominated. we'll tell you about the history-making news about this franchise. was it a historic fight or a flop? reaction to the may weather/pacquiao --

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." everyone is still talking about the floyd mayweather/manny pacquiao fight, called the fight of the century. >> right-hand shot. >> a lot of people say it really wasn't much of a fight. now, mayweather won by a unanimous decision after 12

rounds. he remains undefeated. >> i knew in my heart -- i thought i was beating him easy. out of the 12 rounds, i had to at least give him three out of the 12. but a lot of times he was aplooging pressure but wasn't landing -- applying pressure but wasn't landing punches. >> after the fight, pacquiao said he hurt his right shoulder in training and his request was rejected to take an anti- inflammatory shot before the fight. mayweather is under contract to fight one more time in september. he's 38 and has indicated he may retire after that. tickets were in huge demand. very expensive. the fight was sold out and that created more than usual traffic at the airport. this photo on twitter was taken by mark jay showing dozens and dozens of private planes parked at the airport during the night -- fight. there was no room to park them all. they had to shut it down. >> a luxury problem, i think.

not too much sympathy there. coming up on 7:58. libby schaaf said protesters would not be tolerated. it happened anyway. what she said less than an hour ago about her plans going forward. >> reporter: we're live in concord where store shelves rattled after a 3.6 trembler shook the area. we have a motorcycle crash that we are looking at from skyfox. you can see it's a pretty big response. motorcycle rider is there on the shoulder. the fire department has arrived on the scene. we have one lane blocked on northbound 101 near moffett field. we'll tell you more -- coming up. pretty big fog bank when it makes it to lake oroville in sacramento. there's plenty of low clouds to go around. it's a foggy morning and a cool pattern. we'll explain more.

it was like a rattling. >> a sters of earthquakes -- series of earthquakes rattled the bay area. coming up in three minute, the damage is caused -- minutes, the damage is caused and why

geologists say this should be a wakeup call for all of us. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. want to check in with steve now on the weather and you were talking about turning cooler in may. >> it arrived. i have to give credit to this one forecast model i've been following. it's the canadian model. i think it's been spot on since about really april and it's been showing a cool pattern into may. that's arrived in a big way. there's two parts to this. there will be a low dropping in from the north. we could have used this three minutes ago. thundershowers in the sierra. i think that will be in the forecast most of the week, in fact, all the way down to las vegas. 50 fairfield. 50 napa. 50 novato. 50 santa rosa. 50 san francisco. it's close everywhere else. even the most inland locations.

this is from glen, he says a lot cooler at the brentwood hills were station -- weather station. if clearlake gets fog, antioch says i can see fog off to the west. if fog makes it to lake oroville, that's a cool pattern. water temps are cold. right now, they are cold. drizzle on the coast from that system. there's the low that will give to the north and droop straight down -- drop straight down. sunny, inland. you will have the westerly breeze, it will be cooler. 50s, 60s, for most. sal, you have a downed motorcycle? >> that's right, northbound 101 at the moffett field area. let's go right to skyfox. we saw this after it happened,

the white pickup truck and the motorcycle got into it here. it's unclear what happened but the pickup truck ended up on the side. everything is on the shol -- shoulder, the fire department and the chp units are blocking the lanes. northbound 101 pat moffett -- at moffett. personnel are working on the motorcyclist. they are gonna get him to a hospital. northbound 101 traffic is going to be slow as you approach out of the sunnyvale area. so the traffic is backed up as you can see, it does appear, the motorcyclist is sitting up. they are putting something on his neck. that's good news. he's not unconscious. they are checking him out. injuries could have been a lot worse. you can see that northbound 101 traffic is backed up for approaching that scene we saw. 85 isle slowest -- is the slowest freeway. there was an earlier accident. that's messed 85 up. 280 is better than 101 and 85

at this point. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic backed up for a 15-minute delay getting into san francisco. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. a swarm of small earthquakes highlighted by a 3.6 quake shook the east bay yesterday. it still has people talking. tara moriarty is there now. this one was on a fault we don't hear about very often, right? >> reporter: that's right. most of us have heard of the hayward fault or the san andreas fault but a lot of people have not heard of the concord fault. seismologists say it's capable of producing a 6.7 or a 6.8 quake. >> anything that happens along here is going to really, really shake this area. this is where all of the refineries are. >> reporter: yesterday's quake struck after 3:00 in the afternoon. we found one mom at target who shade an aisle -- who said an aisle had been taped off

because they were concerned ceiling tiles may fall. one store clerk said he was grateful none of the bottles on the shelf broke. we asked people where they were. >> i was driving -- i was driving on 80 and it felt like whoop -- i pulled over immediately. it was scary. >> the concord fault runs about 11 miles from the car keen friz strait to the -- car -- carquinez strait. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you. you can find more coverage of the earthquake as well as the lesser-known concord fault

at ktvu.com. >> that quake may have caused a walnut creek water line to break at main and gary. it happened at 3:00 in the afternoon. overnight, one lane of gary was closed but the roads are back open now. the pipe that ruptured, it was more than 50 years old. that pipe break occurred four miles from the epicenter of yesterday's quake in concord. the fbi is searching the phoenix, arizona apartment of people who opened up fire at a controversial art contest in texas. >> get back in the building! >> this video shows the chaos. there are reports that one of the men was part of a terror investigation in the past. the two gunmen were killed. a security guard was wounded. nearby businesses were also evacuated.

everybody just shocked, actually. that's all it is. everybody just shocked. >> event organizers had heavy security in place, including meks -- metal detectors at the door. it was hosted by the american freedom defense initiative, offering $10,000 for the artest with the best cartoon depicturing the prophet mohammed -- depicting the prophet mohammed. 8:07. several parts that steph curry will be named the mvp as early as today. that came after the warriors beat the grizzlies yesterday in game one of the western conference semifinals. curry led everybody with 22 points. he also led the warriors with four steals and seven assists. draymond green hit three three- pointers. coming up for you at 7:30, we'll have much more on the

streets that steph curry will be named mvp of the regular season. >> we've just gotten word that it's official. >> it is official. >> he was named mvp. congratulations to him. and it appears that tony allen from the grizzlies is public enemy number one at oracle arena. fans loudly booed allen all because he walked through the warriors junior jam squad as they were performing during a timeout. he even went over and shook the hands of one of the young dancers. but it appeared he did not initially realize what was going on behind him. >> i don't think he meant anything by it. it was hilarious. i was of la -- i was laughing. >> i don't think he realized what he was doing. our fans were protecting the

warriors' grounds. >> allen said he was focused on the play the grizzlies had drawn up. he thought the kids were done with their performance. game 2 of the series tomorrow night in oracle arena. the series moves to memphis. game 3 is saturday afternoon and then game 4 will be next monday. we'll focus on the first four games. that might be it. >> made it official. >> yes. >> mvp is the mvp. well deserved. we are afinding out more -- we're finding out more about the driver accused of a deadly dui crash. what police say the man was doing in the hours before the crash and how the community is helping the family of the victims. violence and vandalism in oakland. even after the mayor said that would not be toll lated --

tolerated, she came back to talk to us. we're looking at the 280 commute in san jose, approaching highway 17. this could be a better commute. much better than 85. we'll explain why -- coming up. many locations have fog today. many that don't usually get the fog bank. by that, i mean out to travis, vacaville and sacramento. it will be a cool day and also a cool week. we'll explain why it will be a cool week.

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people in baltimore hoping the city can get back to normal now that six police officers have been charged in the death of freddie gray. there were protests, riots and looting. the mayor of baltimore says recent protests have been peaceful and the you can cue has been -- and the curfew has lifted. >> i should not have to be in before 10:00. i understand it was for safety but a lot of the businesses were losing a lot of money. >> the police will continue to stay in areas that they have to be concerned about. and elijah cummings will ask president obama and congressional leaders to send a bipartisan delegation to look baltimore to look at what's going on in the city.

may day protests in oakland were marred by violence after mayor schaaf announced unruly behavior would not be tolerated. she stopped by our studios and talked with pam cook. >> on friday, the mayor said oakland would not tolerate vandalism and violence. this morning, that's what the city is dealing with. broken windows, burned cars, and a mess to clean -- clean up after the friday night protests. it started with peaceful demonstrations and marches with mostly good-intended people making a point and exercising their right to free speech, something that mayor schaaf wants to encourage. she said because of the city's long history of activism. but it turned to chaos once it got dark. i asked the mayor about the

possibility of enforcing a curfew in the future. >> that's a tool that we have. it's something that if we deemed it necessary to declare a state of emergency, but that's a pretty nuclear option. i think that we can do better by really target, the people that are causing the prob -- targeting the people that are causing the problem. >> the mayor said officers made about a dozen arrests on friday night. she said the city of oakland will continue to investigate the actions and will pursue the toughest sentences against the people causing the damage. the mayor also told me this morning she's not entirely satisfied with the police tactics over the weekend. but that her newly released budget includes more money for the department and more money for auditors. certainly it was nice of her to come in this morning and talk about the pros and cons about what happened. >> she's being vocal about her plans about this not being acceptable and they will do

what they can to stop the violence and vandalism from happening. let's bring sal back. still following the motorcycle crash and a number of other things? >> the south bay is going to be one of the slow spots in our bay area commute. northbound 101, northbound 85, we have a lot of slow traffic there. we'll talk about that. let's take a look at what we have now and start a traffic start. you can see the traffic is going to be busy all over the place. this is 280 northbound, getting up to highway 17. it may look so but -- slow but i think this is better than 85 and 101. both. those are having problems. we are looking at a commute here that's going to be slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic here is backed up to about the macarthur maze. if you notice, though, the 880 ramp has improved. we like to see that at this time of the morning. i want to mention if we go to the maps, you can see the traffic is going to be busy on 101. that problem at moffett field

on the shoulder but the fire department is in the right lane. 85 having a terrible morning get up -- getting up into the cupertino area. we have a lot of low clouds in place. they made it out 0 sacramento -- made it out to sacramento, marysville. oroville. we'll get some sun out of this. there's a pretty good westerly breeze behind this. temperatures are cool, cool, cool. well below normal. it's not something we said much of. had a nice tweet here. mammoth this weekend. but the know is melting fast. that's from kasey kahne. thank you -- casey kane. thank you. for us, i don't see how the fog can increase. maybe today it will stay rather thick and gray but it's going

to max itself out. there's not enough to support it. cooler temperatures aloft and in the valley. that's enough to chew it up. 40s and 50s on the temps. the breeze probably isn't going anywhere. gusts over 30. almost everybody has a westerly component. west at sfo, west at hayward. northwest san jose. west at livermore. this is the key really, the cold water temps. they were warm for a year. finally cooled off. they came up a little bit. but that cold upwelling is any good. you get any kind of heat and a westerly breeze. that problem has no problem forming. that little system is enhancing a little bit of drizzle. this low moves into the pacific northwest and drops into northern california by thursday and friday. now, it will chew up the fog bank. you can see right there. that's the push of the fog as it head up to sacramento valley. don't see that very often.

it's kind of cool it's there. tuesday, weatd, thursday -- wednesday, thursday, friday, partly cloudy. 50s, 60s and a lot of low 70s and a possibility of showers building up. we'll keep an eye on it here for lake county, contra costa. 50s, 60s for most. there will be some os but not many -- some 70s but not many. 60s for many, including walnut creek. upper 60s. a lot of low clouds in pleasanton. 68 in san jose. low 70s santa clara valley. 50s, 60s on the coast. a cool pattern for many. san bruno, 62. if you like it cool, you will like most of the week. not much change, next seven to change days. it's been such a roller coaster

the week before. back and forth. >> thank you, steve. 8:19. new this morning, royal officials announced about an hour ago that -- announced about an hour ago that the new princess is charlotte elizabeth diana. this comes after her birth. the middle name honors the queen and the baby's great- grandmother and, of course, diana, for william's mother. she's fourth in line to the throne after her grandfather charles, her father william and her older brother, george. the new princess was honored with gun salutes in london. gun salutes are a tradition for the birth of every prince and princess. >> should have been there.

[laughter] around the world and maybe in galaxies far, far away, people are celebrating today, the power of the force. >> hey, luke, may the force be with you. >> you tell them. today is the unofficial star wars day on ma may 4th -- on may 4th. movie fans will be saying may the 4th be with you. here is a list of five things you may want to do if you get in the spirit of star wars. put on a stormen trooer costume -- storm trooper costume and re- enact your favorite scenes. you can even throw a star wars themed party. find a costume contest in your area or host one. and you may want on join forces with lucas film disney and donate money for kids in need

around the world. >> "avengers" was the biggest movie of the weekend. >> yes. >> this is a very interesting theory. you are not worn for -- worthy. >> some may be surprised it's only the second best opening. it earned $20 million less than many experts predicted. the original movie still holds the top top with tickets -- top spot with tickets over $07million-- $207 million. we just received information coming in about the situation in nepal after last month's earthquake. the help announced this morning as nepal tries to rebuild.

but first, the upcoming presidential election could be taking a twist.

8:25. new this mesh, the -- this morning, the field of presidential candidates keeps growing. ben carson, a retired neurosurgeon, just made it official from his hometown of

dei do -- detroit. these are live pictures. he's never held public office. raised by a single mother. he graduated from yale and the university of michigan medical school. he became the director of pediatric neurosurgery in baltimore. carson says many people have encouraged him to run precisely because he's not a career politician. earlier this morning, carly fiorina announced her white house run. she becomes the first female candidate to seek the nomination for 2016. she also has never held public office. in 2010, she ran unsuccessfully for the u.s. senate in california losing to democratic senator incumbent bar brow boxer -- barbara boxer. she says her business background makes her well suited for business. >> i think i'm the best person for the job, i understand hows economy works, the world, i

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with the gray skies, it will be cooler today and tomorrow. there are a few sunbreaks. i think the low clouds made it to almost lake orieville -- oroville in marysville. when they make it up to lake county, what? yes, middletown, only 49 and the bog is burning off -- fog is burning off. there's no problem clearing. look at that. that's up and down the coast you go from crescent city to san diego and some of those boomers forming up in the sierra nevada. those will be on the go.

50 to 54. i think i have been stuck all morning long. in fact, it's warmer up in blue canyon, than it is anywhere in the bay area. warmest temps. san jose, livermore concord. 54 in fairfield. 23, gusts to 30 at travis. it will stay with us and give us a cool pattern. this low plays into the weather midweek and into friday. that will get rid of the week. it will give us the possibility of showers and thundershowers to the north and east. and a cool, breezy pattern even if you don't have the fog. but today you do. 50, 60s, and mainly -- 50s, 60s and mainly low 70s. sal? >> we have slow traffic. traffic will be slow in the south bay. let's take a look at what we have. drawn a line on 85. that's the slowest traffic. but 101 is getting into the act

here with competing with the south bay. northbound 101 and traffic is backed up into san jose on 101. has been a bad commute here. 280 continues to be the best freeway. you will see some slow traffic in that area. as you look at the peninsula and get up to san francisco. northbound 101 are slow. let's get to live pictures here. we can show you the traffic on 880 northbound getting into downtown oakland, slows out of san leandro up to high street where it begins to break up. at the toll plaza, we have some improvement here. westbound, the 880 approaches are better. 8:33. back to the desk. a community in livermore is devastated and heartbroken after a woman and her 14-month- old daughter were hilt and killed by a -- hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver. alex savidge has a look at a growing memg for them also new information we have now about

the driver. >> police say the driver in this case had been at the livermore wine country festival on saturday. just a couple of hours before this horrible crash at this apartment complex. we also can tell you the driver is free on bail. there is a memorial to honor the mother and her infant daughter hit and killed as they walked along a pathway here. the san francisco chronicle identifies them as 40-year-old esperanza morales and her 14- month-old daughter ju -- juli. police say the family gathered here for a confirmation party. that's when the suspected drunk driver plowed into the

apartment building. there were two other young children injured in the crash. we talked to one woman working nearby and heard the crash. >> they took him out of the car. he couldn't even walk straight. they said he was drunk. >> reporter: the man police believe was behind the wheel of the corvette involved in the crash was arrested on gross vehicular manslaughter and dui. investigators say jones's blood alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit. he was booked into jail on these charges. on sunday, he mosted $350,000 -- posted $350,000 bail and is now free and expected to make his first appearance in court tomorrow. we'll send it back to you. >> alex savidge in livermore. thank you. well, for the second time in what's than -- in less than two weeks, a wrong-way driver

has killed himself saturday night. chp investigators say the driver was going 85 miles an hour when he slammed head on into a car carrying a family. the mother and two daughters were killed. the father is the only survivor. police suspect the wrong-way driver may have been under the influence. just moments before that crash he almost hit a chp patrol car. the car was approaching him and hit northbound 505. he turned on his lights and went to the right shoulder, opening the -- hoping the car could see him. the car just went right past him. >> less than two weeks ago, two people died in a wrong way crash on highway 50 in sacramento county. a bill is headed to the senate that would direct caltrans and the chp to conduct a study on the best way to reduce wrong way crashes. happening today, the city of san jose will reduce the new

safety plan. it's called vision zero san jose. a study already shows the crash injury rate is the second lowest of any big california city. now the city wants to reduce that more. there's a new plan that aims to reduce fatalities and serious injuries. in sweden, road deaths have been cut in half. county officials in santa clara may soon approve a plan that would provide millions of dollars in relief for the ambulance company rural metro. now, under the county's proposal, the board of supervisors would cut franchise fees as well as fines paid when the ambulance don't meet their response times goal. rural metro would be allowed to raise the rates for patients and insurers. that would save the company $7

million over the next year. they took over service in 2011 after handing in the lowest he bid but then the company started to have money problems. they reorganized under bankruptcy protection. the board of supervisors says it will seek new bids from other companies when the rural metro company expires next year. the number of citations being issued for people sleeping or camping out in san francisco parks has skyrocketed. according to the examiner, in the past four years, the number of illegal camping citations has increased six-fold. in 2011 there were 165 citations. in 2012, that number increased to 529 and by last year, 963 citations were issued. the recreation and park department said as the staff has grown they've seen an increase in other citations.

google has engineers teaching, mentoring at a handful of historically black colleges and universities. this summer, 30 students from those schools will be interns. it's in response to a push by the reverend jesse jackson who prompted several tech companies to release their work force diversity information. it showed under-representation of african-americans, latinos and women. it's official, tori. >> it is. >> golden state warriors' star steph curry. he's the mvp. it was announced a couple of minutes ago. he's the first warrior to win the award in 50 years. the last one, wilt chamberlain. brian flores joins us with reaction coming in from across the country. it really wasn't that close. >> no. >> okay. >> if you want to emulate a

player, steph is the guy. he got -- he's now the mvp. he got 100 of the 130 first- place votes. in fact, he beat out james harden for the mvp apardon. lebron james got third. russell westbrook got fourth. steph ranked top ten in points, steals, assists. he became the only game in history to issue 50 points and ten three-pointers. reaction coming in from twitter. congratulations coming from all over. draymond green tweeting out yesterday, mvp, mvp. well deserved. harrison barnes tweeting out congratulations to my bro. most humble superstar i've been

around. oakland a josh reddick getting in saying congrats on being the mvp hashtag. what a stud. also dave clark chiming in as well, taking a picture on his twitter. >> i saw that. >> curry also named -- he's the second warrior to get mvp. the last wilt chamberlain back in 1960 when the warriors were known as the philadelphia warriors. we also got word there will be a press conference later this afternoon talking about the mvp. i'm sure steph will be there. >> has to be. >> has to be. >> we talked about all of his accomplishments but i love how humble he is. he's real quiet about it. he's a team player. >> this is a kid coming out of high school. >> right. >> he didn't get many colleges goes on knocking on his door.

inspiring. >> thank you. >> time is 8:41, well, she called it a drop the mic moment. what one waitress in kansas did. her last day on the job when she realized she was waiting on the governor. >> we're looking at the commute of -- well, the bay area. that would be 680. not doing well. i was afraid this -- it's slow getting from walnut creek into danville. a couple sunbreaks. there is a blanket of fog out there. it will be a great monday. a cool week, too. we'll explain why.

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we're getting new information about that shooting outside of texas. police say one police officer shot and killed both gunmen who he odder -- who opened fire outside of the event. police say that officer's actions saved lives. we also found out that no bombs were found in the suspect's vehicle. investigators are still out there searching the phoenix, arizona apartment of those suspects. one of the suspects reportedly was connected to a previous terror investigation. also new this morning, the

european union just approved 2 -- $22 million in emergency aid to help nepal rebuild from last month's big earthquake. the funding comes as the nepalese government announced a very intense need for international support as they start to rebuild. nepal is among the world's poorest nations that makes most of the money from tourism. now that's in jeopardy. officials are thinking about closing mt. everest for the rest of the year. the information min ter also -- minister said foreign aid workers are welcomed to say. earlier he said the need for that was diminishing. the death toll from that quake is now over 7300. most recently, the bodies of 52 trekkers were found in a remote village. two victims are believed to be americans. safeway has decided not to reopen the downtown napa store. the building was badly damaged

in the napa quake last august. it's the only big grocery store in downtown napa. the workers have been reasee -- reassigned to other stores. people say they relied on the store as a place to get lunch. city leaders will work to find a replacement grocery store. let's let sal get you to where you need to go. can you help our friends in the south bay? >> yeah, i can. leave yourself plenty of time. 85 was ruined by an earlier commute. 101 was ruined by a motorcycle crash. we will help ut you out -- help you out in a moment. south bay is not the only slow traffic. this is 280 northbound. it's not good. northbound out of downtown san jose. people are using -- 880 has slow traffic. san leandro up to high street and then at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have slow traffic

there at the toll plaza. it's improved quite a bit. you can see the 880 approaches are doing quite well. let's go to steve with today's forecast. >> we have a lot of low clouds in place. there are a couple of sunbreaks. it's warmer up in blue canyon on the way to the sierra than it is in the bay area. they are 56 and sunny. the warmest temp is 50. the gray skies in place. again, i mean, low clouds made it up to lake county, out to sacramento and up to lake oroville. we'll get some breaks in it. the fog has probably maxed itself out. and there's sun coming out in pleasant hill. it will start to burn back but it will be a cooler pattern even if you have the sunshine. there is a westerly breeze behind it and a big fog bank controlling our weather. that and a weak system, upper low coming in. san jose, livermore, walnut creek, concord. a lot of low 50s.

and a rather fresh westerly breeze or some component of an onshore breeze. top to bottom. even out to livermore. thunderstorms, kaboom, firing up in the sierra nevada. that will continue most of the week. they will intensify as we head toward wednesday and thursday. where? from that guy right there. he will move in. start to deepen and move into northern california. that pencil of a front. little as it may be is giving drizzle and light rain out to parts of the coast and the city. cold out there. i stepped outside, dave, and you are not kidding. turn the heater on. there is a big fog bank. 60s and 70s. a couple of locations. hard pressed to get above 71, 72 even in some inland locations. there will be a lot of 60s. temperatures coming down for many as the low clouds made a strong push to the delta into many areas that don't get it. if they don't get it, they can

probably see it or feel it. about the same tuesday and then more sunshine as the toking gets wiped -- as the nothing gets wiped out. the low drops in. that will give a lot of thunderstorms to the north and east. i don't think here but it could be close. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you. ten minutes before 9:00. historic fight or flop? after the break, reaction to this weekend's mays it weather -- to this weekend's mayweather/pacquiao fight. what officials would not allow.

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it's the story everyone is talking about, floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao went head to head. >> right hand again by mayweather. right-hand shot. >> in the end, it was a bit of

a disappointment. floyd mayweather won by unanimous decision after 12 rounds to remain undefeated. >> i knew in my heart that i was beating him. i thought i was beating him easy. out of the 12 rounds, i had to give him three rounds out of the-- out of the 1. he was applying pressure but no punches. >> s pacquiao said he injured his right shoulder in -- pacquiao said he injured his right shoulder in training but he was declined to take an anti- inflammatory shot. >> mayweather says he may retire after the fight in september. and that would mean his last night would not be a title bout. he said it's time to give others a chance to win. tickets were very expensive. and there was -- there was a

big traffic jam at the airport. take a look at this. dozens of private planes parked at the las vegas airport during the fight and the airport had to shut down because there was no more room to park them. well, rory mcilroy had ring- side seats to the fight but had to say here but it was worth it. he won the match play championship. he won three matches yesterday to reach the 10th victory of his career. today, he is celebrating his 26th birthday. that's important because mcelroy, tiger woods and jack nicklaus are the only players in the past 75 years to reach double figures in wins before turning 26. tiger woulded is dealing with -- tiger woods is dealing with drama off the course. he and lindsey vonn are calling it quits. when they first met, they were recovering from injuries. now they are hel thill and dealing -- healthy and dealing

with hectic schedules. the couple got together tleel years ago after tiger woods's highly publicized cheating scandal. very talented bay area act -- area athletes held in the youth track meet. family members and friends were out there cheering them on. tommy smith, the olympic legend, was there. he says it included a lot more than track and field events. >> to keep our kids healthy, keep them off the streets, give them educational background on health and wellness and i think the service is being done. >> i love tommy smith. he was a gold medalist in the 1968 limes and along -- olympics and along with john carlos gave the black power salute on the olympic medal podium in mexico city that made history. i had the pleasure of being out

there with tommy smith yesterday in berkeley. i took this photo with tommy and learned a lot about that very historic time and enjoyed the kids performing as well. >> lovely photo, dave. a waitress in topeka is getting a lot of likes because she turned down a tip from the governor of kansas. well, while waiting sam brownback, she sent out an urgent facebook plea asking what to do. she decided to tell him to give her tip to the state's public schools and crossed out the line for the receipt and wrote, tip the schools, besides it. she did not say how the governor reacted. but her facebook post has been -- shared -- has been shared 1200 times. sal, one more time before we go, keeping an eye on traffic. >> it is -- it started to get bad later in the morning.

the bay bridge commute, the good thing, if you waited to get into san francisco, the 880 ramp is doing pretty well. so if you wait -- i'm glad you waited, i'm glad you watched us. you know we're on the airal 4 -- on the air at 4:00. that's gonna go on forever. 880 as you drive past the coliseum, you will see slow traffic there. it slows in san leandro and gets better after high street. northbound 2le 8 -- 280 looks good. in san jose, northbound 280, it does not look good. >> okay. steve? a lot of fog. low clouds. we call it fog. there is a lot to go around. it will be a cool day. when fog makes it to lake county in sacramento, that's impressive. it will be a week after the fog burns off. may is starting off cool, cool. >> all right. it's good for, you know, the

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