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 splash bro, klay thompson.

i feel good about our chances and success to win a game. we can do special things. hopefully be the best to play the game. man, we have been here, the longest since, what, 2010. the change that is been happening, we appreciate it the most. this trophy sitting here, hopefully another trophy in a couple month. >> that is a them to he echoed a number times this year. now the goal will be to get both. a tradition that the mvp buys gifts for his teammates. he may be on the hook for a lot of nice watches with a lot of bling. in the news room, joe fonzi. >> thank you. some of the biggest names in sports took to social media to congratulate stephen curry for being this year's mvp.

he used to play for the warriors. he said congratulations stephen curry, this motor doesn't run without now. >> darren davis used to play for the warriors as well. congratulations for the mvp. well deserved and big for the regime. buster posey, congratulated to stephen curry on winning mvp. a proud day for the city. barry bonds, congratulations stephen curry for your mvp award. thanks for keeping bay area sports strong. and finally, it wouldn't be complete without this: the new wheatiess box. congratulations to stephen curry, league mvp and the newest member of the orange box club. reakfast of champions.

you can go to www.ktvu.com for our raw video of stephen curry mvp speech. click on the link near the top of the home page. a san francisco 49ers player faced a judge today. brianp.m -- 9ers fullback bruce miller plead not guilty. march 5 he had an argument with his former fiance in which he threw her phone against a wall. >> this is a domestic abuse case. the property he damaged belongs to somebody with whom he had a relationship. >> he posted $10,000 bail. he is due in court may 26. now to new developments in a dui crash that killed a mother and her daughter. this as we learn new information about the driver accused of killing them. authorities say that driver had a blood alcohol twice the legal limit during the crash. and ktvu fox 2 news learned he

has been charged with dui before. ktvu's noelle walker spoke to the victim's family today and she is at the scene where people are gathering for a vigil. >> reporter: they have been coming by steadily since this crash but now there is a vigil organized and they are remembering the mother and daughter who were killed and the family and friends who witnessed the crash, we talked to a boy who was injured in the crash. doing what other boys do, playing in his backyard. >> he was -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: she cries remembering her 7-year-old brother's fear. he has scraichs and stitches -- scratches and stitches. >> all he said was mom let me pray to god i am okay. >> she was pinned under a fence after a drunk driver plowed

through the family's back porch saturday night killing esperanza morales and her 14- month-old daughter. >> we don't want him to be out doing this to more families. killing more people. >> reporter: police say the driver, 35-year-old brian jones had a blood alcohol twice had legal limit and was at -- the legal limit and was at the livermore wine country festival before the deadly crash. the mayor says he doesn't see a needs it change anything that festival that is set up for sipping is, not binge drinking. visitors wait 20 minutes to get a one ounce pour of wine. people are waiting in line again at the next testing. vendors are trained to spot people who had one too many and they post reminders to use common sense. >> when you have people that choose to be irresponsible that is when you have a tragedy like

this. very sad. >> reporter: jones is out on bail but didn't answer the doer when we stopped -- door when we stopped by his home. >> i hope he goes to jail. he never comes out. >> reporter: i talked to the da today, police handed the case over to them this afternoon and formal charges could come tomorrow. >> i can't imagine what the husband and the family are going through tonight. noelle walker, thank you. a frustrating day for relatives of misty holt-singh, who died in the shoot out involving police and bank robbers. the defendants were in court today but the judge delayed setting a trial date. misty holt-singh's mother said the pace of the justice system is too slow. >> my other daughter is in the hospital dying of cancer and

these hoodlums took my baby and cancer is taking my other daughter. so, no, i am not happy. >> the next court date is june 8. prosecutors haven't decided whether to seek the death penalty. new at 6:00 p.m. more fall out over the closing of fire stations in east contra costa county. we are learning the closures could mean an increase in fire insurance rates. this comes after residents vested to keep their fire district in tact. ktvu's tom vacar with more. . >> reporter: folks in the east contra costa county fire protection district will get the bad news. the district down from 8 stations 5 years ago will soon have only three. the downtown station is already closed and the one in the rural town will soon be gone too. leaving three stations and nine

firefighters to cover the 250 square miles. a company told the district that homes here will be rerated and charged for much greater risk. >> in some cases it could be to the point where we, the company itself, can't insure you and now we are talking thousands of dollars above what we would call a standard premium. >> that leaves folks farrest away from the closest open fire house. -- it all boils down to location, location, location. . >> that will hurt them. >> reporter: properties 5 miles from a fire station have twice the losses that closer ones do. >> puts us in grave danger. our response time is 15 minutes. coming out of oakley and if it

is on rush hour, coming down east cypress, it makes it longer than that. >> reporter: the rejected assessment will be eaten up by higher insurance rates. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. the san francisco woman whose rent went up by thousands of dollars is in the process of moving out. she said she had been informed her rent was going from $2,100 a month to $8,900 a month. the new owner decided to turn the building into a single family home. she said she couldn't afford the rent hike so she is now couch surfing. more and more tourists are visiting oakland but some say more needs to be done. >> do you think oakland has been aggressive enough? >> no. >> how they are trying to catch up and why now is a critical

time for growth. >> the touching memorial that capital to remember officers killed in the line of duty. >> warmer tomorrow. has to be. temperatures today were chilly. especially in san francisco. highs of 55. when the heat returns. >> a live look right now at the monday night commute. 880 in oakland. oracle arena is to the right. bad right now. wait till tomorrow night, game 2 of the playoffs warriors versus grizzlies tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. it will be jammed up this time tomorrow. >> a live look at interstate 280 in san jose. heavy in the commute direction. going south towards downtown. cars stacked up. north bound looks pretty good.

governor jerry brown presided over a ceremony in sacramento honoring california law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty this year. one of those honored was a b.a.r.t. police officer while conducting a search last year. >> b.a.r.t. police department, end of watch, january 21, 2014. >> this group here for these few hours embodies the best of california. solidary, camaraderie, memory and dedication. >> governor jerry brown said today's ceremony was wonderful tripitute california peace officer whose sacrificed their lives serving and protecting their fellow citizens.

18 officers were recognized today. an organizer says he is not upset with those who chose to break windows and vandalize. police say 13 people were sited or arrested. 9 booked on failure to disperse. one for assault on an officer. he understands business owners are upset but he says what happened doesn't compare to the violence the black community sees every day. >> they recollect replace the glass. they can still run a business and still make money where as people lose their lives and that is irreplaceable. i can't equate human life with broken glass. >> business owners don't understand why police didn't arrest people as soon as they

started breaking glass. the business owners feel like they are being targeted for no reason. new at 6:00 p.m. despite the stories of vandalism and unrest the city of oakland is working to attract tourist. in this effort they said they are making headway and tomorrow they will release new numbers. ktvu's claudine wong got an early look at the numbers. >> checking in. >> the marketing team says convincing tourists to come should be pretty easy. >> we have the weather. culture. food. diversity, green space. everything a city in america wants. >> he is a developer who wants to open his first hotel in downtown oakland. >> there is a need. i am trying to be on the front

lines. >> reporter: new numbers show oakland's hotel occupancy rate at 60%. >> you should have 15,000 rooms and we have less than 5. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> no. no. you bring up sales force, when sales force is here, oakland is full. >> reporter: oakland said the city is at a tipping point for change and growth. >> rents are high enough to allow people to develop news housing. we have 11,000 housing units. >> i didn't think six months ago i would saying office is viable but it is. the sears building will set the market. >> reporter: do you think oakland has been aggressive enough? >> no. i think we are behind. >> reporter: compare san francisco with oakland. >> between 30 and 35 million and we have 2 million. >> reporter: while oakland has

three pro teams, all three talk about leaving. >> i am hopeful they will stay. >> one of the challenges has been funding. i see it as a great opportunity. oakland has a bad reputation. >> reporter: he is determined to make oakland a part of his future. >> i want it to be a place the locals will enjoy. >> we haven't told the other stories. >> reporter: diversity and an experience only oakland could offer. claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >> i got to say, i lived in oakland for 15 years i can't think of any other place where i would love to live. >> the weather now, i love this weather. >> oakland has come a long way. >> oakland's weather is better than san francisco's weather -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> after the earthquake a lot

of folks left san francisco and came over here. and started the farming. beautiful town. we have seen a change. this place -- the water front -- [ indiscernible ] >> highs tomorrow. warmer than these. 55 san francisco. what is up with that? that was the high. that was an over night low a week ago. santa rosa, sun, 68. hot spots, fairfield and antioch, sunshine, this system, that is what is creating the cooler weather. if this was winter or december this would mean rain for us but at this time of year it doesn't have enough moisture to trigger anything. what it triggers is a cool down. ton of fog and strong winds.

gusty, windy conditions inland. 33 in fairfield. southwest winds 15 in novato. san francisco international airport strong winds, right now gusting to 30. 23 miles per hour gusts hayward. over night lows, 45 santa rosa. 45 napa. cloudy tomorrow morning. fog and low clouds. more clouds -- more clearing tomorrow morning. clouds in santa rosa and petaluma. as the sun comes out, more sun tomorrow. 60s and 70s. the greens are 60s. yellows are 70s. spotty 80s inland. they have been warm. sacramento nice. 62 for a high in san francisco tomorrow. 7 degrees warm than today. 62 isn't that warm but 7 degrees warm. san jose the winner with a big warm up. not big. low 70s. more sunshine tomorrow in san

jose. 72 tomorrow in napa. 75 brentwood. valley, morgan hill, 71. 70 gilroy. nice looking day. highs right there, the five-day forecast, you see the clouds just stick around. that is the deal. not rain clouds. that time of the year, they are not that strung. but it is a lot of clouds. hanging out. keeping us cooler. it does have a big impact on folk whose struggle with hay fever. the moisture in the air, grabs the stuff. >> all right. thank you. people talking about yesterday's earthquake on the concord fault. the earthquake was startling in parts because the fault had been quiet for 15 years. there weren't reports of major damage which is good news for homeowners who don't have earthquake insurance. that may change because of rate cuts.

they expect that will boost coverage. >> there is more science in terms of predictability and insurance companies are telling me they can better model the events. >> the option won't be available till january 1. stephen curry spoke about the mvp award. what this team had to say today and the raiders say good-bye to one of last season's stars. mark is up next with sports. >> in minutes on ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. a candidate for u.s. president, what she had to say about the other woman in the race. >> and a celebrity pool party melee.

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out when some of the talk had james harden beating out the warriors star but the voting wasn't close. stephen curry 100 votes, harden 25. today was the day he was notified but his family had a special way of letting him know he was the mvp. >> cameras out. cheesiest smiles like just -- [ laughter ] >> phones. i am like, i am looking at everybody, what is going on. i have something on my shirt? i look and my sister points to it. looking -- they all had how they are related to me. at the bottom it said mvp. i couldn't read it at first. i am like, wait, what? for real? just break down crying and

hugging. it was a great moment that i will remember for the rest of my life. >> and he thanked his teammates individually. game two tomorrow 7:30 p.m. the raiders, a team with changes coming down the pike. not always good. james jones, such an incredible story. growing up in the south bay, homeless at one point. resurrected his life and became an nfl star. he will be released by the team. 31 years old. 73 catches last year. but they bring in cooper as the top draft choice, signing michael grab tree and and they will be saving -- crabtree and they will be saving 3.7 million dollars. james jones farewell to him. great guy. great story. i am sure he will find job. maybe wouldn't be a bad idea if

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