he's the fan favorite and team leader. now another huge honor for steph curry. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. warriors' fans have known it all along. now it's official. after the best season in the team's history, steph curry is named the mvp. brian flores is live in oakland with reaction to this huge accomplishment. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: hey, tori. good afternoon to you. you see the excitement on my face? i'm really excited, something a

warriors' players has never done in 50 years. we all knew he was the mvp but now it's official. he got 100 of the 130 first- place votes. he did beat out competition. it wasn't close. he beat out james harden. harden got 25. lebron james got third place. steph curry ranked top 10 in points per game, steals, assists and three-point field goal per percentage. he -- percentage. he became the only player to register 50 points and three ten-pointers. excitement for fans and players. >> he's been great. this year his performance has been amazing. >> he's a team player and always takes care of the other members. he's a great family member. >> reporter: he became the first warrior since rick barry

in 1976 to get the most votes. he's expected to lead the game in game 2 against the grizzlies. the new mvp t-shirts are out. you see steph curry there on the front. those shirts will be available at the team store starting tomorrow. the only warrior to win the award was wilt chill berlin -- wilt chamberlain. a lot of excited fans tomorrow. i'm sure a lot of fans will be yelling mvp, mvp. >> and wilt chamberlain, steph curry. that's pretty impressive. >> thank you. bruce miller has been charged with misdemeanor vandalism. miller is set to be rearraigned -- to be arraigned this afternoon. it stems from a fight with his girlfriend on march 5th. prosecutors say miller threw the woman's phone against a

wall. original reports were that miller pushed his girlfriend out of a car and he was arrested for alleged assault. a you livermore man is -- a livermore man is free on bail after police say he hit and killed a mother and her baby during a dui crash this weekend. this morning, neighbors dropped off flowers at a memorial for the two victims. a family friend says esperanza morales and her 14-month-old daughter, juli, were killed when a suspected drunk driver plowed into the backyard of an apartment. a gofundme page has been set up to help with funeral expenses. the crash happened at 7:00 saturday night at the complex. police say brian jones had a blood alcohol level nearly twice the legal limit. on sunday, he posted $350,000 bail and was set for free. his release was hard for family and friends to understand. >> i couldn't belief believe --

believe that. i didn't believe it. he's already out of jail and could be doing the same thing today. >> police say driver was at the livermore wine country festival on saturday, a couple of hours before the deadly crash. jones is facing charges of gross vehicular manslaughter and dui. he's expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. new details are emerging about a shooting outside of a controversial art event in texas. a security guard was wounded and two gunmen killed. now federal agents have searched a home in phoenix where the two men lived and there are reports one of the gunmen involved tweeted before the shooting pledging loyalty to isis. here's more from garland, texas. >> reporter: the search for answers continues as police try to determine the cause of a shooting at a texas event center. [ sound of gunfire ]

>> go back in the building sl. >> ! >> reporter: two men opened fire at the prophet mohammed art contest in garland. the american freedom defense initiative organized the event. drawings like these have sparked violence around the world. >> religion divides and spin itchail -- spiritualty unites. >> reporter: the bomb squad working throughout the night, making sure no explosives were in the area. authorities in phoenix blocking off an apartment complex where one of the suspects live the -- lived. police are searching for clues. it will not be a quick process. >> it's a slow, tedious operation that goes on. it could take several more hours. it could end in 15, 20 minutes.

we don't know. >> reporter: the security guard was shoot in the ankle, treated and reap leased from the hospital -- released from the hospital. now answering questions as to what happened here. back to you. russian relatives of dzhokhar tsarnaev are testifying today during the penalty phase of his trial as his lawyers continue to make their ways to spare his life. at one point, he showed emotion for the first time during the trial. he cried as his aunt sobbed on the witness stand. dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted for his role in the 2013 attack that killed three and injured 260 others. five of his family members are expected to take the stand. a new york city police officer shot saturday night while on patrol in queens has died. 25-year-old brian moore has been in critical condition since the shooting saturday night. police say moore and his

partner were patrolling as part of an anti-crime unit and stopped to ask a man what was in his waistband when he was shot in the head. demetrius blackwell was the shooter. the national guard is pulling out of baltimore and the curfew is being lifted. this comes following the arrest of six police officers allegedly involved in the death of freddie gray. it's expected to take three days for the national guard to move all 4,000 of its troops out of the city. the curfew was in effect for five days after the violence erupted last monday. most businesses closed during the curfew are also back open. >> toe soo it bounce -- to see it bounce back so quickly, gives me optimism in the rebuilding. >> the city says 4le 6 people -- 486 people were arrested during the protests and 113 police officers were injured.

many business owners here in the bay area are frustrated as they clean up the mess caused friday night by violent protesters. more than 30 businesses were hit. 62 cars were vandalized at the hyundai car dealership which estimates it suffered more than $500,000 in damage. many say the way oakland's new mayor handles these large protests will become a critical test of her leadership. mayor libby schaaf was on "mornings on 2" and said there is a lot of city is doing well but room for improvement. >> what went right? what went wrong right? >> well, we did a good job of protecting people. this is notable. a lot of people were out in downtown that night, enjoying restaurants and pea had no -- we had no harm to people. you ayou a ours -- officers

were safe, the people were safe. but the fog came in. we had to ground our helicopter. we have restraints that we work under, although many states across the united states had similar situation, some with much worse damage and some with harm to people. i am encouraged that we are gonna be doing a thorough and have begun to do a thorough evaluation. i've not been entirely satisfied with the police tactics used that night and we'll be reviewing those as well as taking proactive steps. we are taking ten -- steps to to address some of the issues -- to address some of the issues, the police accountability forms, adding

more auditors. we'll resecurity students that graduate from oakland public schools and give them a three- year cadet program to have more officers coming on the ut -- coming out of the oakland community. >> mayor schaaf says there is a small group of people intent on damage. she says her goal is to punish those people so the community can continue to protest peacefully. the field of -- of presidential hopefuls. a cloudy, foggy start to the workweek. rosemary is up next to break down the conditions you can expect -- coming up next. and the newborn heir to the brittish thrown -- british throne now has a name.

in afghanistan, the taliban is claiming responsibility for attacks that have killed nearly two dozen people. at least 16 policemen were killed last night during attacks on police checkpoints. today, in this attack, a taliban suicide bomber targeted a bus in kabul, carrying government employees. at least one person was killed. more than a dozen other people were injured. a taliban statement says the attacks are part of the

insurgents' spring offensive launched last month. nepal government is urging foreign rescue workers helping with earthquake recovery efforts to return home. officials say major rescue work in kathmandu is complete and the remaining work can be handled by local workers. but foreign aid volunteers are welcome to help in remote areas. the death toll stands at 7300. but yesterday, three more survivors were pulled from the rubble. there are reports that emergency supplies flown into nepal are being held up at the airport because of the country's strict customs rules. officials also put weight restrictions on planes saying heavy loads may risk damaging the airport's only airstrip further. a castro valley couple used social media to collect supplies for the victims of nepal. they started to collect

donations a few days ago, asking for clothing, blankets, sleeping bags and medical supplies. at first they only had one donation. 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. >> over the weekend, several volunteers transported hundreds of pounds of supplies to the quake victims in nepal. they hope to distribute the goods to rural areas where no other aid has been received. a u.s. senator does not believe the u.s. military is being honested about the -- honest about the sexual assaults in the military. she what she says in -- she says in her analysis in 107 cases, punishments were too lenient and the assailant was more likely to be believed than

the victim. on the annual report, the defense department reported that the number of sex crimes is decreasing. but the senator says civilian women are the victims in more than half of the military sexual assaultcations -- scawlt cases but those numbers are -- sexual assault cases but those numbers are not included in the report. you can now add two more names to the growing list of candidates looking to become the next president of the united states. joel waldman has more. >> i just announced i'm running for president. >> reporter: carly fiorina already began to position herself in this campaign video as the conservative tiff to front-runner -- conservative to front-runner, democrat hillary clinton. she's the first female to join

the gop field. >> our foenders never -- founders believed that citizens and leaders needed to step forward. >> reporter: ben carson is the first african-american to enter the 2016 race. the former johns hopkins physician leaked his own bid on sunday, telling an ohio tv station saying he plans to run for president in his home town of detroit. >> i think it's time for the people to rise up and take the government back. >> reporter: carson, who has never run for public office, is expected to use his non- traditional background to take on more established candidates. you can expect the republican field to get even more crowded. mike huckabee expected to announce tomorrow and president obama heads to new york city to headline a dnc fund-raiser. in washington, joeld wald --

joel waldman, fox news. personal information about many americans may have been compromised or stolen last year. the head of the committee wrote to president obama saying, like any entity that handles personally identifiable information, the white house has a responsibility to notify americans about security breaches. committee chair senator john thune says people have to submit personal information before they can enter the white house. the white house took steps to mitigate damage caused by the security breach. take a look at the weather with rosemary. it was a cool start today. >> temperatures are running cooler than yesterday at this hour. the clouds holding tough over the bay along the coastline. giving you a live look there from san francisco across the bray where you can see -- bay where you can see gloomy. it feels better than yesterday with the sunshine. a live look here at the clouds,

they are beginning to retrieve. you can see how it pulls back. inside the bay and along the coastline will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. the winds are onshore. they continue to blow in fairfield, 20 miles an hour. concord, 15. novato, 6. we do have a light breeze in oakland as well. but the onshore breeze continuing -- well, blow in the pacific air. temperatures are down 6 in livermore. concord by 4. napa by 2. sfo reports 6 degrees cooling in the last 24 hours or at least from 24 hours ago. and temperatures at this hour are looking very similar to what we're going to see for the second part of the day in some areas. here is a look at the system that's going to continue to bring us the cooler weather. it will slide into california in the coming days. not going to bring the bay area any rain, but portions of california, especially the higher elevations.

as we get into tomorrow afternoon, more of the same, we have the clouds here in the bay area, but notice up over the sierra, we had a few scattered showers reported. wednesday into thursday, more of the same. the sierra picking up scattered showers. we're going to remain dry. we may actually get more sunshine as the system pulls into california, helps us stir out some of the low cloud cover. between now and then expect partly to mostly cloudy skies. temperatures, 53 in oakland. 54 in novato. 61 degrees for san jose. 63 in livermore. as we get into the second half of the day, if you are along the coastline, temperatures won't be budging. upper 50s in the forecast for pacifica. 59 in san francisco this afternoon. low 60s along the east bayshore line. low 70s for antioch and brentwood. into the south bay, 69 for san jose. 72 for morgan hill. it will be a cool evening as you get into at&t park for tonight's game, 7:15 game time. 54 degrees and continuing to

cool into the low 50s with that evening sea breeze to about 20 miles per hour. the extended forecast here showing you temperatures won't change as we get into tuesday a whole lot. we see a slight warmup on wednesday, especially if we get more sunshine. thursday, friday, the temperatures come back down. low 60s to low 70s across the region. partly cloudy to mostly sunny and temperatures climbing a few degrees as we get into saturday and sunday. >> we're staying kind of -- just the same verses last week it was up and down. >> roller coaster. >> yes. >> thank you. britain's latest heir to the throne now has a name. the newborn princess has been named charlotte elizabeth diana. she will be known aspirin ses highness. she's the second born to the couple. her older brother is george. princess charlotte is fourth in line to the throne behoond her

grandfather -- behind heher brother george. a minor earthquake in the east bay but geologists say not to overlook this earthquake.

stocks pushing close to record levels as investors assess corporate earnings. orders to u.s. factories rose in march. and global stocks rallied on hopes of progress in greece's bailout talks and a promise of

china's short growth. right now the dow is up 76. nasdaq is up 19. s&p up 9. did you feel it? a 3.6 earthquake gave the east bay quite a jolt yesterday. the epicenter located one mile south of downtown concord. >> so today's earthquake was right here. >> the quake happened along the concord fault lesser than than the hayward and san andre

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- [voiceover] on this episode of xploration outer space." the key to everything we do in outer space begins with rockets. we'll see how rockets ignite, how they fly and go behind the scenes of a launch that's headed to the international space station. when the rocket ride is over a unique way to travel that could hold the key to deep space missions. that's all next, on "xploration outer space." - [voiceover] welcome to "xploration outer space." i'm emily calandrelli. we're here at nasa wallop's flight facility in virginia for an antares rocket launch that's headed to the international space station. but before we blast off, let's go learn the basics of what makes a rocket fly.