has him shooting inside oracle arena. >> okay. >> any way dove nation. good morning, it's tuesday, may 5th i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. steve paulson will tell you how to dress for today's weather. >> if brian flores plays basketball like he plays tennis, there is going to be a lot of bricks there. [ laughter ] >> brian are you listening? >> it is just warm. it is a cold one out there. but it's also -- ♪ just another tequila sunrise ♪ >> very well done. ken lawrence our director his moment of fame. thank you. it's going to be much better today temperature wise. there you go. that was beautiful. low cloud deck going down the coast.

40s on the temps and 50s. 46 redwood city. napa 46. low 50s for some. low clouds are still a decent breeze gusting 25-30. it will be sunny today and breezy. thursday and friday the continuation of this cool pattern. fog and sun and cool to nice. darn cold for some. breezy to windy. a little bit more sunshine today. temperatures by the coast and bay rebound a little bit. 60s and 70s. hello sal. good morning steve. you know what, it will be a decent commute so far. good morning to you. let's go out and take a look at what we have so far. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza it's about a ten minute wait. not too bad.

let's move along to the san mateo bridge. the traffic looks good heading out to the high-rise no, ma'am major issues. i did find slow traffic to you on 580 westbound. i want to warn you about a road closure here on wood side road. so it was an auto accident last night. it really damaged a power pole that replacing it there are detours set up. i put more traffic on skyline and people might actually avoid wood side road it's actually a good idea. let's go back to the desk. business owners in oakland are becoming more and more frustrated with oakland's police force. it follows the violent protests friday night and a lot of damage. tara moriarty is live in oakland with more on the proposal that could add more officers to help fight the crime. tara. >> reporter: the owner of this hyundai dealership says if things do not get better in

oakland soon that businesses will pack up and leave and he's one of them. if you look around this car lot you can see why he is so frustrated. this is a bashed in window here. there is graffiti sprayed on the car hoods. one car was set on fire. all the work of protestors. the owner says some of this damage is not covered by insurance. some of the deductibles too high. eric says 70-80 cars were targeted. his store front windows on broadway shattered. and in frustration he posted a sign saying opd you failed us again. but that night splinter groups from the demonstrators against police brutality caught some of the worse destruction they have ever seen. >> you go up and down and you see much more damage and i thinking to was done to prevent it. if that doesn't get better, i think many will come through. >> reporter: mayor schaaf is

apologizing to business owners that were targeted by vandals and is promising change. >> we were very frustrated friday night by our inability to completely execute the plan that we had in place. we are doing a full evaluation of our tactics of how we respond that night and we are look for new tools. >> one of those new tools tonight schaaf will go before the council and ask for 40 more officers. that would bring the total number of offices to 762 over the next two years. the plan would cost $1.6 million. >> certainly a story we will continue to follow. thank you, tara. 6:04 is the time now. the stepdaughter of a gilroy police officer is recovering after accidentally shooting herself with her stepfathers gun. it happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. police say the 13-year-old girl shot herself in the leg with

the officers personal gun not his service revolver. the gilroy police department is investigating that shooting. >> there are laws that govern the storage of weapons. firearms specifically. the circumstances involved in this case i'm not sure about. >> the case will be sent to the district attorneys office when their investigation is complete. the girl was given first said. take to the hospital with noninjury. police anticipate big crowds at cinco de mayo celebrations. thousands expected in downtown san jose packing the streets, packing the bars. business owners say it's their busiest day of the year. they have been stacking up on hundreds of bottles of tequila and beer. >> we are going to have plenty

of offices to let people know it's okay to come and have a good time but don't come here to start double. >> no matter what day of the week it is, it will still be busy. people are still going to come out and celebrate. >> last year san jose police made no arrests on cinco de mayo but 44 people were arrested during the weekend leading up to cinco de mayo. law enforcement all over the bay area will be spread out and they will be visible looking for drunk drivers tonight. i'm sure you will see signs flashing on the freeway saying buzzed driving is drunk driving. al by says having more officers on the streets will help save lives. now if you plan to go out tonight, have a plan on how you all get home. aaa is offering its tipsy tow service for people if you've had too much to drink on cinco de mayo. the offer is good for one ride home up to ten miles away.

it goes into effect at 6:00 tonight. it will last until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. the number to call is 182-22- 4357 and you don't have to be a aaa number to call for -- 1(800)222-4357 and you don't have to be a aaa member to call that number. he accepted the award in oakland yesterday. he was gracious and emotional talking about his wife, daughter, mom, and dad. >> pops, i remember a lot of your career. and to be able to follow in your footsteps it means a lot to me. >> amazing moment.

and of course he thanked the tans. curry was given a brand new kia for his accomplishment but he donated that to the east oakland youth development center. >> that is great and it's great he shared the stage with his whole team. the league's new mvp and teammates they are gearing up for game two tonight of the nba playoffs against the memphis grizzlies. brian flores already there at oracle arena. he's got the ball in his hand. he's dribbling behind the basket. >> yes, sir. >> let's see the three pointer. >> you don't have top get too pretty. >> no. you guys don't want to see that yet. that is called a tease. that is called a tease. live inside oracle arena. this is the quitest this -- this is the quietest it's going to be. dove nation look at this. it's a sea of yellow. 20,000 screaming fans later for

game time. game two tonight between our warriors against the memphis grizzlies. of course game one as we do to the highlights from last time. warriors won 101-86. great game by the splash brothers. five warriors players in double figures but what a great season so far for the warriors as you all know. 21 consecutive sellouts here. fans we spoke to yesterday definitely excited. >> i think they still need to keep on working as a team and just performing really well. especially clay thompson too. he's my favorite. >> if you're coming to tonight's game you want to go. obviously you will see a great game. the first 8,000 fans they will receive thunder sticks. you think it's loud already you thoughts coach from the pelicans thought it was loud, it will get even louder tonight. first 15,000 fans will receive

cheer cards. this is what it will look like when steph curry is going to be on the court. that is a trademark. the crowd will yell mvp. mvp. just like that. 90% of the time. free throw king. three pointer king. curry dove nation let's go. i love it. >> i was going to say. it was nice brian. >> sid got it. it's on tape. >> way to go brian. >> it's going viral. [ laughter ] >> and you go to ktvu.com see more about the warriors and if you want to see our raw video of steph curry's amazing mvp speech you can see it. just click on the link it's right near the top of the home

page. >> we have a little delay so i got brian's shot. >> he made it. time now is 6:10. a group of people will be demonstrating outside of a south bay high school. coming up at 5:30 the five-year- old incident that will have dozens waving american flags. >> but first some new developments in that deadly shooting in texas. outside of a profit mohammed cartoon contest. what the islamic state terror group is saying about the attack. >> we're looking at the east bay commute. i can't talk east bay without talking 880. it looks good. >> sun breaks in those clouds. yesterday it was sold out on the low cloud deck. it was a cool day but temperatures today they will stay cool but we'll have an interesting pattern later in the week.

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festival before that crash. but gave no proof to support that claim. one of the men accused attack says on the fbi's radar actually since 2006. he was charged with lying to a federal agent but never served any jail time. police are still searching the phoenix apartment where the two men lived. the fbi is trying to figure out if the men acted alone or in connection with an international terror group. testimony scheduled to continue today in a sentencing phase of the boston marathon bombing trial yesterday convicted boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev showed emotion for the first time in court. he actually cried as his aunt

sobbed on the witness stand. five of tsarnaev's family members testified on his behalf. he now faces the possibility of the death penalty. the city council will vote on whether to raise the minimum wage. planning to raise to $12.25 an hour on july 1st. the companies that have more than 55 employees they would have to pay $14.44 an hour. annual increases in the minimum wage are built into that proposal. there is a new survey out. they all never be able to stop working. 82% of the workers surveyed plan to work beyond the age of 65 and may never retire at all.

44% of workers across all ages say they worry they are going to out live their savings and their investments. now the group behind the study the transamerica center for retirement studies says employers need to reconsider how they view their staffs. understanding that many aging workers plan to stay on the job. san francisco muni is set to get a $48 million boost. the new money is part of the proposed budget mayor lee will present to the board of supervisors. it comes from proposition b approved by voters last november to help fund muni improvements. now the money will pay for new buses and metro cards as well as bike and pedestrian signal upgrades and street improvements it's early on cinco de mayo but sal is still watching the roads. highway 24 and everything else. >> yes we are starting there and westbound 24 it's looking

pretty good. not a bad looking commute. westbound 24 does look pretty good all the way up to the caldecott tunnel. between walnut creek and oakland we are off to a good start. if you are wondering about nearby 680, you don't have to worry about that yet. when you get to the toll plaza there is a crowd waiting for you. not a huge delay. about a ten minute drive before you make it on to the bridge. and we're looking at i think hold on for second. we are going to go back to the 580 interchange commute because 580 westbound you can see some slow traffic there approaching dublin and then 680 heading south out of pleasanton we have slow traffic there as well. 6:18 let's go to steve. >> sal i tweeted out a picture this morning. you saw it. >> i saw it. >> brian is a guy that said steve do you remember this? this is taken 20 years ago. >> who is the guy with the dark hair on the right? [ laughter ] >> george redding the anchor is

in the middle. he used to work here at ktvu. >> did he? >> yes. with gary park. marsha and bob wilkins. the guy on the left somebody said he could look like your brother, steve. he went to boston. i forget his name. >> we'll find out. >> yeah we'll find out. >> looking good, steve. >> yeah not too bad. >> i think steve is looking better now. >> pamela, you're in my will. we have thundershower activity up to the sierra and guess what there may be snow thursday and friday. today 40s on the temps. it's a cold one if you have clearing taking place. there is also a pretty good little breeze and marty said steve 39 under clear skies and roanoke park. thank you marty. and pam you like this.

khloe loves clouds. >> yeah i like her she is funny. >> currently 52 clear with a light breeze out of the west. expecting a high of 78. and i buy that. west 22 gusting to 26. gusts to 25 at concord. west, southwest to oakland airport. it will be breezy today and the water temps are cold. upper 40s and low 50s on the temps. that low where were you in january, february, and march? we will be dropping straight down and that will give us a really cool pattern and a lot of cloud cover as we head toward thursday and friday. maybe some showers here. no doubt about it in the sierra. highs today will be in the 60s and some low 70s recovering especially in the north bay they have far less low clouds. there is still some but they will be decreasing sooner which means a lot of 60s and 70s on

the temps. but these are a little bit below average. san jose 68. santa cruz cool at 64. 50s and 60s on the coast. menlo park 67. zillion senator mccain 66. tomorrow will be mostly sunny and mostly cloudy thursday and friday. possibility of showers. probably more likely north and east of us. it does look a little better and slightly warmer on the weekend especially on sunday. which is? >> mothers day. >> i should make my handle pam loves moments of sun. [ laughter ] 6:21 is the time. oakland animal shelter seeing a big increase in kittens. coming up in 17 minutes how they say it's connected to the drought. >> up next a mans car is stolen and the ashes of his late wife were inside. what a dedicated san francisco police officer did to get them back.

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their respects and a memorial is growing outside his home. his funeral is expected later this week. san francisco police officers being praised this morning for reuniting a man with the stolen ashes of the late wife. phillip's 1997 honda civic was stolen last week. inside the ashes of his wife amy who died of cancer earlier this year. he had driven to the city from new mexico. he was on his way to oregon to scatter her ashes. a police officer who saw the story told high school hollenbeck he pledged to go to work and find that car. he did. >> i've hardly been able to sleep. i was just kind of getting past the shock of my wife passing and it's still a long process. i still have a long ways to go.

>> his suitcase, his notebooks, his drum, and the title to his car they are all missing along with some of the writings of his wife. he plans to be searching golden gate park and the surrounding areas to hoping to find the missing items. two selfie taking tourists could face charges after breaking a priceless marble statue in northern italy. this photo from a local newspaper has been circulating on social media. take a look at the ground. the piece of the statue's crown collapsed under the weight of the men and shattered into pieces. the statue which is considered an emblem of the city was created in the early 1700s. >> wow. two more east contra costa county fire stations will close in a couple of days from now. the other cuts that could happen after a parcel tax to

pay for services failed. >> we are live in morgan hill where a controversy over wearing an american flag t- shirt to school on cinco de mayo is prompting a group to hold a rally in the next 30 minutes we'll tell you how it's effecting the campus. >> we're looking at the south bay commute and right now traffic is going to be a little bit busier by 280 than it is on 101. we'll give you the south bay roundup coming up. >> some low clouds out there. not nearly as many as yesterday but it's a cold one this morning. even a few upper 30s. we'll have sunshine today but temperatures staying cool.

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good morning it is tuesday, may 5th cinco de mayo i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook.

we want to check in with steve. pretty chilly. >> it is cold out there. >> all day? >> doug tweets me all the time. he says i just woke up and my goodness it's freezing out there. and he signed it relationship van wrinkle. comedy from doug. thunderstorm activity v. active over the sierra and it will only pick up especially in shark that and over the sierra as we head into thursday and friday. our fog though cool air aloft. a lot of 40s here. santa rosa 43.

a lot of 50s here and you put a breeze behind it it's cold. not even is in on the breeze but the cold water temps make for a cold pattern on the coast. this low up here it's going over land so it won't have a lot of moisture with it but it will come close to us thursday and friday. it could get interesting around here. fog and then sun. cool to nice. if you're in the sun you don't have a breeze it's not bad. temperatures 70s for some. a lot of 50s and 60s with a fresh breeze today, sal. i know you approve. >> i do approve although it may be a little cold for some of our viewers. this is a look at commute on 80 westbound. traffic will be busy from the carquinez bridge to the mccarthur maze. no major problems along the stretch. let's go to the toll plaza. traffic is backed up for a 20 minute delay.

we focus on contra costa county. 680 still looks good to the walnut creek interchange. let's go back to the desk. 30 minutes from now protestors will be in front of a morgan hill high school where there was a big controversy five years ago on cinco de mayo. a group of teenagers wore t- shirts with the american flag and school officials had to tell them they had to turn the shirts inside out. janine de la vega is joining us live from morgan hill. anything happening out there mow? >> not quite yet. in the next couple of minutes we expected to see the group called the morgan hill patriots showing up. they will be holding a peaceful rally. they disagreed with the actions. here's some video of last years rally held by the patriots where you can see them holding american flags. this controversy stems from 2010 when several live oak high school students decided to wear

t-shirts with american flags on cinco de mayo. school staff told the boys they needed to turn the shirts inside out because they could spark an incident. at the time they said live oak was experiencing gang related tensions between white and latino students. ruled the district was justified in how it handled the students. the supreme court in march recently declined to hear another appeal. live oak high school principal is aware of the rally this morning. here's what he had to say a few minutes ago to us. >> all that have occurred since 2010 have been great days on campus. kids get along fine. they are aware of the presence of the press today of the group that will show up and they are basically veterans of that event from last year. that day ran fine and this day will as well. >> reporter: police are out in front of the campus this morning to reroute school traffic so social security not

dis-- so it's not disruptive to the kids. last year they put up a chain link fence but the school is not doing it this year because the principal says it's not necessary. the students that attend live oak high school now were not even around but they know the drill because of last year. we did just see one of the parents of the students who wore that american flag t-shirt five years ago. he will be participating in the rally and you will be hear from him coming up in the next half hour. >> all right janine, we'll check back with you. time is 6:44. firefighters are investigating agrias fire. it beened near homes near westbound 80. it started just after a 7:30 last night. it burned about two acres of grass and brush out there. firefighters were able to keep it from spreading to nearby homes and no one was hurt. more police officers could be added to the streets of

oakland. it follows violent protests. tara moriarty is joining us from oakland with more on why business owners say the city needs to do more to protect then. >> reporter: we're here at the hyundai dealership and the car dealership owner here took such an incredibly hard hit. 70-80 cars with the windshields bashed in, spray painted on the hood. the wok of vandals. store front windows were also shattered. owner posted a sign. opd you have failed your city again. the owner says some of this damage is not covered by insurance. the deductibles isen too high. but that night splinter groups caused some of the worst destruction that the city has

ever seen. and the mayor and police chief didn't do enough to protect property. >> you go up and down the block and see much more damage. i think nothing was done to prevent it. if it doesn't get better, many will leave the city. >> reporter: mayor schaaf is apologizing to business owners that were targeted by vandals and is promising change. >> we obviously are concerned. it is concerning not only for the businesses on a day-to-day basis. i have spoken to many of those businesses today. we're also concerned about the message it sends out. outside of oakland. >> reporter: that is why tonight schaaf will go before the council and ask for 40 more officers. that would bring the total number to 762 over the next two years the highest number the department has seen since 2010. this plan would cost about $6.7 million. live from oakland i'm tara moriarty back to you. >> all right thank you tara. we'll be watching that throughout the morning. 6:36 is the time. at & t working to restore

service to customers in tara lin da after a driver crashed into at & t vault. it happened around 1:45 sunday morning. a suspected drunk driver lost control and hit two vaults and a street sign. it's not clear when service will be restored to all customers. time is 6:37. people in east contra costa county are learning the relate how they will be effected by budget cuts after they failed to pass a parcel tax to pay for fire services. last night an over flow crowd of a couple hundred people packed this meeting. the east contra costa fire district laid out plans to move ahead. their fire district which used to have eight stations five years ago will soon have only three. fire district voted to close the downtown brentwood, and nights and fire houses effective on monday. the president of the

firefighters union says service calls that don't require heights and sirens, they will also possibly be cut. >> the biggest fear is people are going to die. someone is going to have an emergency and there is going to be no one there to help them. and i'm just talking about every day emergencies. >> they will be staffed with three firefighters each. the president of the firefighters union says that leaves nine firefighters serving an area to cover 100,000 people every day. although east contra costa county property owners avoided paying the new parcel tax, we are learning they now could be hit with higher fire insurance rates. >> and in some cases it could be to the point where we the company itself can insure you and it would have to go to a fair plan and now we are talking thousands of dollars above what we would call a standard premium. >> a company that tells

insurers how tolerate risk they tell the fire district that homes will be rerated and charged with that greater risk. properties on bethel island be hit the hardest. the state water resources control board will consider a proposal to require 25% cut in water use in cities statewide. the water board says it is responding to governor jerry brown's executive order last month. the 25% reduction many in water use would only apply to urban areas. the drought is also having an impact on oakland's kitten population. the oakland animal shelter has seen a 38% increase in the number of kittens. borickers say the drought and warmer weather led female cats to having babies earlier this year and more. the shelter is looking for volunteers to help foster the kittens until they are old enough to be spayed or neutered

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unvailing new redevelopment plans today. coming up in 20 minutes what we are learning about how the 28 acres of land across from at & t park will be used and how people in the neighborhood are expected to react to these revised plans. >> but first we have new details on the death of tech executive david goldberg. the gym accident that took his life and how his life will be celebrated today. >> we're looking at a road that is closed here in wood side area. you can see from our sky fox we are look at a power pole that was badly damaged. >> it's coal out there. we'll have a cool tuesday forecast highs.

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it was an accident. david goldberg the ceo of survey monkey died friday night of head track map >> everyone that i know knew him talked very highly about his entrepreneurship, the way he led people. >> goldberg's family is holding a private invitation only celebration of his life. it will be at the stanford memorial auditorium. the california highway patrol will hold a memorial in sacramento to honor its officers killed in the line of duty. this year they will pay special tribute to juan gonzalez and brian law. they died in a crash while responding to a traffic collision in fresno county last year. the ceremony will also include

a 21 gun salute. >> a solemn remembrance was also held in sacramento to honor all chp all law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty last year. governor jerry brown presided over that ceremony. our time is 6:46. former arkansas governor mike huckabee will announce he is running for president. he is joining the republican race for the white house in 2016. it will be the second time around for huckabee. he also ran in 2008. yesterday neurosurgeon ben carson and former hp ceo carly

fiorina announced they are running for president. some say it's a very exciting time for the republican party. >> the party also i think is recognizing the demographic changes. i think it's a reflection of the health of the party and the openness of the party. >> three current politicians have thrown their hats into the ring. marco rubio of florida, ted cruz of texas and rand paul of kentucky. it is 6:47. it's time to check in with tori campbell for a look at what is coming up on mornings on 2. tori. >> reporter: good morning. coming up later on mornings on 2. >> give us what we paid for. bottom line. >> beer and baseball seems like a natural match and some men say the beer tastes watered down. are you really getting what you paid for at some local baseball

stadiums and eric rasmussen will join us live with the results later this morning. >> no more mascots and how many school in california will have to make a change. now back to you. >> thank you tori. a woman looking for a stranger she kissed while running the boston marathon has heard from his wife instead. barbara kissed a man on a dare from her daughter after the race her daughter took to social media to try to find this man. the search generated nationwide attention and techy did get a response on sunday from the man's wife. in a letter the wife said she is not mad. she thoroughly enjoys the grief. she also said the photo captured the spirit of the boston marathon. and thanked his wife for the graciousness and apologized for any embarrassment. >> very understanding wife. [ laughter ] let's check in with sal.

you've got sky fox working for you this morning. >> that is right. wood side road is closed near trip road because they are repairing a power pole and sky fox is right over that to show you the progress. it looks like they are making a little progress. it's hard to see because there are trees in the area. last night there was a pretty serious wreck here and pg&e crews there you see them there are repairing a power pole that came down. they had to close the road to do it. if you drive on wood side road, you know how tricky it can be here and there is no way to keep the road open while they do this work. we'll let you know when it is open but right now it's closed. you have to use alternate route there is. let's move along and take a look at the toll plaza. 15-20 minute delay. no problems ons upper deck of the bay bridge. westbound 580 from the altamont pass all the way to the dublin there. we are beginning to get slow traffic on 880 southbound from

238 as you head down to the tennis son road area. let's bring in today's forecast with steve. we have some low clouds around yesterday. i mean it was wide spread made it all the way out to sacramento which is a heck of a push. today there is some but there are many breaks in it but it is cold. there is a lot of 40s and a few upper 30s. there is still going to be even though it's sunny today we'll have a little bit more sunshine. and jim says i may not be the voice of lake county, but on kolb mountain i have 39-degrees with high clouds and nice spring morning. we also had a 39-degree reading in roanoke park. see the low clouds right there. the sierra nevada is very active and will only get more so. 43 for santa rosa. 40s novato. redwood city down to 45 and close for others. antonio in daly city 50-degrees with clear skies.

that was not the case yesterday. and a very strong or fresh ten miles an hour sea breeze. with the cold ocean temps and this kind of pattern it's chilly on the temps here. 22 gusting to 28-30 at travis. and 25 at concord there is a westerly breeze. west, southwest. west, southeast. not as bad as yesterday. those wept down from yesterday. that is a good sign. 43 in arcadia. 27 up in truckee. 4 at blue -- 49 at blue canyon. it is so cool it's getting chewed up. this low moves in and starts to drop south and south and may get really close to us. so or sun this morning. it is a cold morning for this time of year. breezy to windy.

it will be mostly sunny. as the low moves in we will see the possibility of more clouds. and maybe higher elevations. it could be interesting. this is on wednesday afternoon. probably not here but up in the sierra. and look at that early thursday morning paints some over us. especially santa clara valley. and another round will swing in on thursday. again it doesn't mean it will happen but it does mean it's close enough we have to mention it. fog and sun and cool to nice here. more sun today but still breezy. blustery at times and windy. 60s and 70s. a little better on the coast today but not that much warmer. it will be warmer in san francisco and oakland and around the bay. but 70s even for inland areas. these are below average. 60s around the bay. even upper 60s or very low 70s. 50s and 60s on the coast and 60s wade spread on the peninsula. better tomorrow and mostly cloudy thursday and friday. maybe some showers.

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