driver? >> reporter: yes. brian jones was arrested over the weekend on suspicion of dui and manslaughter while intoxicated. he has another dui. he pleaded no contest in 2003 to a misdemeanor dui case. there the is a growing -- there is a growing memorial where he hit and killed a mother and child and injured two youngs by after getting behind the wheel drunk. >> reporter: there are not enough words to express the grief felt after a drunk driver plowed into this apartment as the family gathered to celebrate a confirmation. he was hit by flying debris. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: his sister can't talk about what happened to her brother without crying. >> close my eyes and pray that i am okay. and everyone else is okay. >> reporter: nothing seems okay

right now. the driver hit and killed esperanza morales and her 14- month-old daughter as they walked on a path at the apartment complex. brian jones of livermore had a blood alcohol twice the legal limit. police confirm he was that livermore wine country festival in the 94 crash. but don't -- in the hours before the crash. but don't know where he went between 5:00 p.m. and the crash before 7:00 p.m. saturday night. brian jones posted bail but there was no answer when we stopped by his home. >> it will be a tough road for brian for a long time. >> reporter: their lives changed forever. >> we don't want him to be out doing this to more families. hurting more fammies. killing more -- families. killing more people. >> reporter: jones is expected

to make his first court appearance tomorrow morning. should the livermore wine country festival change its policies after this deadly crash? we posed that question to the mayor and that is coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m. >> without a mother ask without a sister -- and without a sister, how is the family doing? >> reporter: i am sorry. i didn't hear the question? >> the family lost the mother ask a baby, do -- and a baby, do they have support or do they have other family members to help them out. how are they doing? >> reporter: they are devastated. there is a go fund me account that has been set up. but the mother and daughter who were killed are from monterey and their family is all the way in mexico. a neighbor and friend said tonight around 6:00 p.m. he is asking people to gather for a memorial give them e-- memorial to give them emotional

support. . >> thank you. silicon valley is morning the death of a pioneer. we learned today david goldberg died from head trauma while exercising on a vacation in mexico. ktvu's azenith smith is live at survey monkey where he was the ceo. >> reporter: frank, he collapsed while at a gym. it was his brother who found him unresponsive near a treadmill and they are reporting he died of head trauma. as you can imagine it mood here is somber. >> reporter: several reports calling the death of surveymonkey ceo david goldberg an accident. the 47-year-old on vacation with his wife when he collapsed

after exercising on friday. they announced the death on facebook. they said the company is heartbroken. >> he was very gracious. everyone that i know that knew him talked highly about the way he led people. >> reporter: he met him in 1994 when david goldberg sold his company to yahoo. he said he was a leader who represented the heart and soul of silicon valley. facebook ceo justin u.k -- mark zuckerberg said he was an amazing person i am glad i got to know him. >> a champion for people succeeding. you looked up to him. >> reporter: she called him a true partner. back in march he wrote on facebook how proud he was of

his wife for leading the fight of equality. >> i think she will become more committed to her causes. both intuate she does and to hahn -- in what she does and honor her husband. >> the family is holding a private ceremony tomorrow. frank? >> is the thought here maybe he was on the treadmill and perhaps slipped and hit his head on something and that is the head trauma that killed him? >> reporter: yes, that is what the times is reporting. they are siting mexico government official whose said he was on the treadmill and fell while on the treadmill, collapsed, and that is when they found him, his brother found him, three hours later. died around 4:00 p.m. and they -- or went to the jim at 4:00 p.m -- gym at 4:00 p.m. and found him at 7:00 p.m.

>> azenith smith, thank you. member of the 49ers was in a courtroom today. brian moore was arraigned -- 9ers fullback bruce miller was arraigned this morning and pleaded not guilty. he had an argument with his fiance. >> this is a domestic abuse case in which the property he damaged belongs to somebody with whom he had a relationship. today the golden state warriors guard stephen curry was named the most valuable player. he thanked everyone from his family and teammates down to the equipment manager and the fans. back now to mark ibanez. a nice speech. >> it was. one of thing i love about him, he has so much ambition for the team and himself and passion

for the game and sews so much grat -- shows so much gratitude. you can't help but like this guy. she stephen curry -- he is stephen curry and the nba's most valuable player. that is the best individual award. a landslide too. out of 130 votes, he received 100. james harden was second. lebron james had only 5 votes. you see his dad looking on. a great moment. boy, i tell you what, first ever golden state warriors to win the mvp. wilt chamberlain won it in 1960 when they were the philadelphia warriors. not one of the highest point totals but he does so many things and he had so many people to thank and his father near the top of the list.

>> pops, you are the example of what a true professional is on and off the court. i remember a lot of your career and to follow in your footsteps is -- means a lot to me. this is special. really proud of what you were able to do in your career and -- i don't take that for granted at all. interesting journey. you made it okay for me to have a family at my age when i started it and to know that you take care of your business you will be all right so thank you so much. >> so many things to talk about with regard to this story. one thing, people are saying, only averaged 23 points a game. not a high total but people have to remember the warriors were so good, 18 times he

didn't play the 4th quarter. he doesn't care about his individual stats anyway. just a lot of nice aspects to this. >> we know how valuable he is. touching seeing what he said about his dad. you were saying he did something else during the speech that you have never seen someone do before. >> i have seen players accept their awards, i never saw a guy individually thank his teammates and he didn't just say thanks. he had a nice story about what that particular player meant to him in his career, and he said, this is getting long winded but he felt like he had to do it. that is just the kind of person he is. just a great story to bring to you. >> after the speech i saw people posting pictures on twitter. their kids wearing stephen curry jersey. saying this is a guy i can say

he is a hero. >> she married but -- he is married but he is the guy you meant your daughter to marry. doesn't get better than that. we will have more on stephen curry, joe fonzi has a report coming up at sick p.m. more to talk -- 6:00 p.m. and more to talk about. >> game 2 tomorrow? >> tomorrow night. that coliseum or the oracle. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com see the full speech and the questions, we posted it on all the home page. 2 investigates is putting beer to the test to answer the question, is beer watered down? ktvu's eric are with -- you will explain what we did to find out the answer? >> reporter: right. we actually had popular beers tested in a lab and some did come knack with alcohol percentages lower than what they advertised. 2 investigates took our cameras

inside the coliseum where we perched 5 -- purchased 5 beers and at at&t park. we worked with a lab in san francisco, they give us instructions for collecting our samples. filled two viles for each beer and them on ice. while we are at the park some fans told us they had their suspicions. >> does this taste watered down to you? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: law requires alcohol content to be within .3% of what is advertised. we have learned today some companies offered two different types of kegs for their light beer that is sold. one with a lore alcohol -- lower alcohol content. the giants said choosing the

lower alcohol content is part to control -- is to control alcohol consumption. >> a lot of people said because they charge an arm and a leg -- >> reporter: expensive. >> thank you. businesses cleaning up in oakland. we asked if the people responsible for this damage are facing justice. >> you might have by surprised by this earthquake. how to know if you are near a earthquake fault and encouraging news about earthquake insurance. >> more kids showing up at a animal shelter. why the shelter says the drought is to blame. >> chilly and breezy. will it warm up this week? i will let you know back after the break.

people in the east bay are talking about yesterday's earthquake. the fault had about had a quake that large in 15 years. ktvu's john fowler tells us it comes as you can now by earthquake insurance for less. >> reporter: the epicenter here in concord. many people described it as a sharp jolt. >> there is the earthquake. house went bang. >> reporter: he says the fault capable of a magnitude 6.5 or bigger hasn't had a felt quake in 15 years. >> concord has been unshaken except for the napa earthquake last august that surprised us all. >> reporter: this program shows the bay area crisscrossed by active faults. and these are the more active faults. there are dozens more not on

the map. >> reporter: only one house in six has earthquake insurance. understandable to veterans. >> the cost was too expensive and the benefits were not worth wild. >> reporter: but he says the numbers are changing fast. a 10% cut in rates approved a few days ago. more companies offering insurance with options of higher payments for living expenses and deductibles 10 times lower for some properties. . >> more science in terms of predictabilities and insurance companies can better model the events. >> reporter: you can check out the website for lower premiums right now but the new option won't be able till january 1. john fowler, ktvu fox 2 news. for the first part of the day we were in gray and clouds. >> yep. exactly. now to our chief meteorologist

bill martin. it did clear up but it is not that warm out there. >> yeah. fog along the peninsula and san francisco. fog and low clouds. temperatures today, lots of 60s. couple low 70s. inland sunshine. sunshine near walnut creek. take a look. you see the fog and low clouds. a lot of low clouds here. you can see the depth of it. deep. east bay hills. rough it out, a thousand feet. the fog is getting over the hills. easily. the marine layer is over a thousand feet. coming up on 1800, 2000. there is the reason for this, this low-pressure system. if this was winter it would be rain. this system, you would have a -- a rain event.

snow. what it is doing, see here? see. you see where the fog is. fog. fog. why is it doing that? the inversion, the low pressure gets close. lifts the inversion and it mixes out in the upper atmosphere. middle atmosphere. that is what is happening. the fog -- just because it is not there doesn't mean it isn't cold. moist, cool air. strong winds pushing -- the -- the cooling on shore. the heat. 80s north. davis area. 70s and 80s. winds blowing strong. all the sheet pushed into the valleys. tomorrow the heat works its way back. a slow burn. slow getting it back here. winds gusting to 32 miles per hour in fairfield. concord, variable, 18 miles per hour winds. 25 miles per hour in the gusts.

breezy, windy. that is the story again tonight. tomorrow breezy, cloudy, in the morning. the sun comes out earlier but temperature res main on the mild -- remain on the mild side. baseball game tonight, 54 degrees. chilly night. you know it is tonight. over night lows tonight in the upper 40s and low 50s. highs, next couple days, san jose will make it to 72 degrees for a high. it will warm this week. a couple degrees. not a lot. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, temperatures warmer tomorrow. wednesday they peak. look that clouds. constant. they drop back down. no rain in the forecast. i mean, no rain. mountains might see something. we are on the dry side through the week. you will notice cooler day time highs. helps out with the allergies. >> do we ever get rain during

may? had not often. -- >> not often but it happens. we can. >> okay. thank you. law makers are debating school spirit, high school. why politicians want some schools to get rid of their mascots. >> and later new at 6:00 p.m. the city of oakland seeing a surge in tourism. why more people are choosing to stay in the east bay over san francisco and the efforts to attract more visitors. plus -- >> something for all of us to consider. save on your property taxes, pay more for fire insurance.

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a bill to phase out the term redskins if sports teams in high schools came closer to law today. they introduced the bill. today they passed and it now heads to the senate. there are four high schools in california that use the term for their mascot. law enforcement officials identified the tobogganman killed at an event in texas. one of the men linked himself to isis before the attack and he was convicted for lying about support for terrorism four years ago and sentenced to

probation. the report on how the shooting unfolded. >> reporter: security plans put in place well before a controversial event at a texas event center pay off. before it was ending sunday two gunmen opened fire that curtis culwell center where a profit muhammad contest was taking place. the cops stopping the men before they can enter the center. >> because of the way we were set up we were able to stop the men before they were able to penetrate the area and attempt to shoot anyone else. >> reporter: officials identifying one of the gunman, elton simpson, he was convicted on charges for lying to federal officers about his intent to travel to somalia. now to phoenix, where the fbi

is working with police searching an apartment for indications on what prompted the attack. police are making sure they have all the evidence in place. >> this is not going to be a fast investigation. we have got our suspects. we into monitor social media and gather other intel to make sure we are not getting any threats. >> reporter: federal officials have not identified the second suspect in sunday's shooting as nadir soofi. they say nadir soofi and elton simpson were roommates. fox news. food ceo -- facebook ceo mark zuckerberg said he is making changes to a program. according to the website, internet.org a facebook led initiative aimed at connecting the world without internet access for free. a group of developers in endia

pulled out of -- india pulled out of the program saying it was negotiating to decide which websites would be on the service which they said created inequalities. mark zuckerberg posted a video on facebook putting the matter in perspective. >> are we a community that values people and improving people's lives above all else or are we a community that puts technology above people's needs? >> mark zuckerberg estimates that out of 7 billion people on the planet, 4 billion still don't have internet access. the newest addition to the royal family now has a name. charlotte elizabeth diana was born two days ago. they chose a name that pays tribute to princess diana who was killed in 1997. the baby will be known as her royal highness princess charlotte of cambridge. she 4th in line to the thrown

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an organizer of the protest in oakland friday says he is not upset with those who damaged more than 60 cars and vandalized businesses. >> i can't equate human life with broken glass. >> today businesses are still cleaning up and we wanted to know if the people responsible are facing justice. ktvu's cristina rendon is in oakland. despite the arrests it doesn't appear anyone will be charged with vandalism. why not? >> reporter: frank, right now officers say even though they arrested a dozen people it doesn't appear the ones who did the vandalism were caught by police and that has business owners upset. you can see this sign, it was posted by one of the owners this afternoon. >> reporter: oakland turned into repair road.

they are cleaning up the damage left behind from vandals friday night. >> everybody has the right to freedom of speech. there is issues why people are out there but only takes a few bad apples that are tearing up everybody's property and the message is lost in the damage. >> reporter: oakland police say 13 people were sited or arrested. 9 for failure to disperse. one for assault on an officer. one for having tools of violence. he doesn't understand why police didn't arrest people on the spot as soon as they started breaking glass. >> doesn't surprise me -- [ indiscernible ] >> i just -- it is bad. >> reporter: at the time the

crowd was hostile. the organizer of the protest understands business owners are upset but he says that doesn't compare to the violence the black community sees every day. >> they can still run and business and still make money. people lose their lives and that is irreplaceable. >> reporter: these business owners feel like they are being punished. >> we are the good guys. why would you want to tear us up? we are not doing anything wrong. >> reporter: police say investigators are reviewing the cases of the people who were arrested or sited and some of the cases will be forwarded to the district attorney office for review. if those people are charged then we will find out their identities. who they are.

>> going back to the organizer. does he get concerned when you have violence like this, all of the reporting shifts to the violence and we are no longer looking at the issues that led to the violence. he s he -- is he concerned when you have this violence it takes away from the message? >> reporter: he said absolutely not. this is the way people express their frustration. he doesn't feel like the message is over shadowed and he is okay with it and he does not equit human life to broken glass. >> cristina rendon, thank you. the mayor says she was unhappy with how police handled the

protest and all the damage. the mayor joined the police chief saturday morning hours after the violence and said officers should have done more to protect property. and she echoed the statements today on mornings on 2. >> focused on helping the businesses recover. we did not do a good enough job protecting property. we had challenges. the fog came in requiring us to ground our helicopter. we have a lot of constraints we work under. >> the mayor said officers did do a good job protecting public safety. two more republicans declared their running -- they are running for the white house. the report on the announcements from former ceo of hewlett- packard carly fiorina and retired neurosurgeon ben carson. >> i am a candidate for president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> from the economy to the racial ujrest in baltimore -- unrest in baltimore, retired neurosurgeon ben carson made his presidential run official. a tea party favorite. the 63 says his background as a doctor is why you should vote for him. >> i am saying to people around the nation right now stop being loyal to a party or to a man and use your brain to think for yourself. >> reporter: former ceo of hewlett-packard carly fiorina

also announced her bid for the white house. the only female in the gop field. carly fiorina wasted no time taking aim at hillary clinton. >> our founders never intended us to have a professional political class. >> reporter: while neither carly fiorina or retired neurosurgeon ben carson held elected office, that is what distinguishes them from others in the field of senators. >> they get to say i am not a

politician. the rest of the guys, i am not of the system. >> the field will broaden out more with jeb bush and scott walker expected to launch campaigns in the coming weeks. former arkansas governor mike huckaby is set to announce tomorrow. fox news. >> carly fiorina's website is www.carlyforpresident.com but people are heading over to www.carlyfiorina.org but she doesn't register that domain. look at what they did. it said carly fiorina failed to register this domain so i am using it to tell you how many people she layed off at hewlett- packard. it says that 30,000 people she layed off. one of the biggest mergers in history in 2000, carly fiorina was ceo at the time. some reports put the job losses at 20,000. watching the floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao fight, why an app was the real winner of the fight and that app opened a door that will make it hard to close. >> the specific type of driver they want to see left out.

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>> we can no longer grow as a car city, the future of our city is a city that will be built around people. not around cars. >> the program aims to slow down speeders, add bike lanes and improve crosswalk viability and reduce the number of single ocupoint cars. the post bounds lanes will close till 3:00 a.m. traffic will be detoured. it starts tonight and runs through friday morning. the mayor of baltimore lifted lifted the curfew but tensions are still running high. an incident today is a perfect example of that. a crowd gathered around man who they thought was shot by police. he wasn't. authorities say cameras spotted the man with a gun. officers took off after him and

as the man pulled out the gun it went off. >> there is a sound of discharging. police never discharged weapons. we stopped him. we get the weapon back. >> police say the man with the gun was not injured but was taken to the hospital to be chicken out. the national guard is pulling out of baltimore. it should be complete by wednesday. >> president obama spoke about racial unrest in baltimore and ferguson, missouri in new york city today. he announced a spin off of my brother's keeper. it will be a non-profit focusing on helping young minority men. president obama also met with a group of men who told him that having a mentor made a tremendous difference in their lives. former secretary of state hillary clinton agreed to testify on capitol hill about

the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. she will answer questions from a panel investigating the attack in libya. she was secretary of state at the time and they are expected to grill her on the use of a private e-mail account. hillary clinton will testify may 18. a big boost to muni. $58million. how they plan to spend the money time prove commute times and where the money came from and too many kittens at local animal shelter. why they say it is partly because of the drought. >> this week i am tracking the clouds but a warm up too. got to get warmer. when i come back, warmer in the forecast, which cities will be the warmest. ♪

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the san francisco muni system should soon see improvements. money will receive a win fall in its next budget. ktvu's rob roth is live in the city now with more on where all this money is coming from and where it will be going. rob? >> reporter: it is still the heart of the evening commute and many people are hopping on buses and trains to get home. while many people complain about muni, help is on the way.

>> reporter: passengers say getting to work on time is a hit or miss. >> a lot of people rely on muni. they are not on time everybody else is messed up. >> reporter: muni is about to receive $48 million in the budget thanks to proposition b that voters approved last november to fund improvements. leaders say the improved economy also helped. >> that is a great thing for the 8th largest transportation center in the country. >> reporter: leaders say half will be part of a fund going towards buying new street cars and buses. the buses will require less maintenance and will help ease over crowding. >> you are squished. >> reporter: and it improves their on time performance.

>> it is the system that has to be improved. >> reporter: they plan to use the money on pedestrian safety projects. they are hoping to boost its on time performance from 60% to its goal of 80%. officials say the more reliable it becomes the more people will leave their cars at home. >> the best thing we can do, we are seeing more congestion, is making muni more reliable, providing more service, making it a better option for more people, making it easier and more inviting. >> reporter: muni plans to hire 250. passengers are hoping the extra money and planning will help. >> get me to work on time will be a good thing. >> reporter: the buses should be rolling in by the end of the year. >> they will also be hiring new

workers. how long till they are hired? >> reporter: probably more closer to the summer. they will get them budgeted and go through the process. they should be on board in the next few months. >> rob roth, thank you. the head of the firefighter agency is pushing for more disciplinary standards. the director says he is working working with the state personnel department to ensure demotions will stick in the future future. california's drought is taking a toll on the forests. 12million trees died as a result of the lack of rain. a radio station in san diego reports the estimate comes from a service aerial survey in april. pines are hard hit by the

drought. they store carbon from the air and provide food for skirls, deers and birds. -- squirrels, deers and birds. officials say they have seen 38% more kittens dropped off that shelter than at this time last year. unfixed female cats go into heat during the summer. the drought with warm winter weather led to the surge in kittens being dropped off. officials are looking for volunteers to hem foster -- to help foster kittens. those interested should contact the oakland animal shelter. bill martin said it would be great if we got rain but you have been saying that for months. >> every week. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> amazing dry period. we will stay dry this week as well. there are indications in the mountains this week may get

snow towards had end of the week -- towards the end of the week here. the highs or the highs from today. these are them. 64 fremont. oakland 59. san francisco 55. wasn't too long ago that was the over night low in san francisco. cooler out there today. this weather system up here. that is the reason. you can see the rotation. bringing rain and snow in the vancouver area. for us moves the high aside and allows for cool, moist air to push inland. you see that. this is the right now map. lower temperatures pushed inland. all the warmth is getting pressed back against had back -- the back edge of the valley. this area will come this way now, tomorrow and more into wednesday. not aggressively. no 80s.

more 60s. mid-60s. instead of 55, san francisco, low 60s, and we will see the winds die down as well. 18 miles per hour conquered. breeze a out there. -- breezy out there. the low is creating -- well, a pressure gradient. that is where you get the winds. there is the fog. this is tomorrow morning. you can see low clouds, fog. whatever you want to call it. there will be -- there will be more clouds over here. i think what it is seeing is seeing that low coming in and giving you clear skies. i expect it to cloudy tomorrow morning. it will burn off tomorrow afternoon and temperatures warm. 80s inland. this is a warmer temperature foot print. warmer. wednesday the warmest day of the week. not hot. 70s. 55 tomorrow for lunchtime in san francisco. max out at 62 degrees. san jose tomorrow warmer, right? you expect that. 72. downtown san jose it will be

nice. more sunshine tomorrow. 75 brentwood tomorrow. san jose 72. more sunshine san jose. less wind. 74 los gatos. 71 morgan hill. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view continues on this way. right? sunday there -- we are in this holding pattern. definitely kind of the same. a real light pattern. we are looking for tree pollens trending down. grass trending up. >> i have had trouble -- haven't had hay fever for a while but it is been bad. thank you. the app that let you watch the fight without paying for it, why it will be tough to stop it from streaming the events for free. >> new at 6:00 p.m. new developments in the case of a bank robbery and a police shoot out that left a mother

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cal. opponents say it would cost a billion dollars. the committee referred the bill to the next step towards becoming a law. they will look at the bill may 28. a similar measure was proposed last year but it failed after it stalled in the committee. after the floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao fight was new app the real winner? you bet. ktvu's ann rubin looks at periscope and how the ability to live stream under cut pay- per-view. >> reporter: while some paid $100 to watch the fight, others got it another way, on periscope. the app owned by twitter allows people to live stream erent and so many people did -- event and so many people. . >> like, okay, this is awesome.

the next, okay, this is piracy. >> reporter: another tweet, states piracy does not excite us. they confirm they received 66 reports asking them to take down illegal feeds. they took action against 30. the rest were already gone. it is against their policy and not what they want. so taking action is like a game. >> they can do that to a degree. you youtube is good at it but it takes a while. >> reporter: meerkat and periscope are a sign of the times. he calls the live streaming of the fight a water shed moment. >> the question is, are pay-per- view events going to go the way of recorded music? >> reporter: he says the music industry changed to cope with pipeace and other broadcasting

-- piracy and other broadcasting can too. he says they will have to. >> they can't ban cell cell phones, they have ofigure out how to co-exist -- to figure out how to co-exist with it. . >> reporter: some agree. >> there is nothing you can do, right, if you can't beat them, join them. >> reporter: periscope says they are working to ensure there are tools to protect property rights. the app is just a-month-old. ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. [ cheers and applause ] it is official. warriors star stephen curry named the nba's most valuable player and today he had a message for all the fan whose helped get him the title. >> i want to make you guys proud by bringing home a championship and that is the ultimate goal.

this is a minor check point on the mission. >> good evening everyone. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am gasia mikaelian. in for julie haener. warriors guard stephen curry is now the mvp. he credited his family, his faith, his teammates and the love of the game. ktvu's joe fonzi was there and he is live now with more. >> measure of where the warriors have come. once among the door mats they have now made the playoffs three straight years, a record 67 regular season wins. and now for the first time in the team's west coast history has a most valuable player. >> spectacular. >> reporter: his style on the court among the most flamboyant in the nba. off the court the opposite of that. when stephen curry was named the nba's most valuable player he couldn't have been more

humble or willing to share the credit. first his family. >> my wife, the sacrifices you make are unbelievable. and i can't thank you enough for who you are as a person, how you challenge me, inspire me. mom, dad, you are the example for us. pops, i remember a lot of your career. and to follow in your footsteps is -- means a lot to me. >> reporter: he shared shared the stage with every warriors player on the roster. the team has been built on trust and a willingness to sacrifice for the greater good. he provided a glimpse of the chemistry when he personally thanked each player. >> 14 guys here, you push me every single day. my