those two people killed are furious reporter: they are, frank. you saw some of that. the victim's family. >> friends are angry and frustrated that jones bailed out of jail and is walking free right now, and they let him know it. . cameras clicked as brian jones walked to the courthouse. eyeshot time later -- a short time later, the vint's family and friends -- victims family and friends walked out frustrated. no charges filed against jones yet. the district attorney's office is still investigating. >> what kind of proof do they need? do they need more bodies to be in there? it's not fair. reporter: jones was arrested over the weekend on suspicion of dui and gross vehicular man lawyer.

pictures show jones' vehicle after it jumped the curb and plowed into a backyard patio killing a mother and her 14 year old daughter. >> mr. jones is remorseful for what happened. he's been an emotional wreck every second of the day over what happened. he's extremely sorry for what happened. reporter: jones left court without saying a word. >> you are a murder. >> but he got an earful. raw emotion. >> you should be inside forever. reporter: as friends of the victim followed him from the courthouse to the car. >> you're going to be a father one day, and this can happen to your child. somebody can do this to your child. >> i don't know how he can wake up and still live with himself like that. i'm shaking.

i'm disgusting. >> did you know the family? >> i'm a neighbor as well. i live on that street. >> it's heart breaking. >> and he's sleeping good in the bed and seeing his wife. think about the husband, he's right now without see the wife, without see the baby girl. reporter: a family ripped apart in an instant and supporters vowing to stick together until they believe justice is done. >> killer. reporter: as we reported yesterday, this isn't the first time jones has been arrested for dui. he pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor dui in 2003 and frank, today's court delay does not mean there won't be any charges filed in this case. because jones did post bail, it means the da has more time to file charges. >> you can feel the emotion from that family, and they're so angry that he's out on bail while they're working to

bury the victims. reporter: they were incensed to see that he is out on bail. they say while he's out walking free, he can see his wife, meet with friends and they can't do that with their loved ones and that makes them angry. >> noel, thank you. officials are saying enough is enough and they're voting on new restrictions and fines in the thousands for those who don't cut back on their water use. christien kafton is monitoring votes. christien, how can this effect our water bill. reporter: the board is set to vote on a series of measures aimed to protect our limited water supply. water districts that don't cut water use enough could face fines of up to $10,000 per day and that could mean higher water rates for customers. the governor asked users to reduce water use by

20%. for the states biggest cities, the news is worse. they only reduced their use by three and a half percent. the board is expected to ask cities and districts to reduce usage from anywhere from 8 to 38%. cities and districts not meeting those guidelines could be slapped with those steep fines. the board is monitoring how districts are enforcing fines. >> some agencies are, some of these water suppliers have enforcement staff on the street looking for violations. they're taking in the complaints coming in and they're notifying people. reporter: if the board approves the new water restrictions and fines, they could go into effect june 1st. the board is estimating there could be a half billion dollars in fines across the state likely

resulting in higher water rates for customers. we did check a few minutes ago and the board was still meeting. we'll continue to see if they take that vote tonight. if it doesn't happen tonight, the board will meet tomorrow. we'll have more at 6:00. let's get to the nba playoffs. game two of the playoffs between the warriors and the grizzlies just a couple of hours away. this is a live picture of 880 in oakland. traffic has been bad all afternoon but it looks good now. i know when i was coming into work, it was really backed up. our sports director mark ibanez is at the arena with joe fonzi. if the warriors win tonight, i don't see the grizzlies coming back and

winning the series. reporter: we don't see them coming back at all. i like what tom said on the radio this morning. game one, he said he didn't see anything that would lead him to believe the grizzlyies could beat the warriors four times. >> yeah, you can't call it crucial because the warriors have a lead but you want to hold the home floor. reporter: there's really a nice after glow in the aftermath of steph curry winning the award yesterday. a very positive vibe surrounding the organization. i don't know about you joe, but i thought one of the coolest things about the press conference yesterday was steph calling out each and every teammate and giving a nice aside about each of them and what they meant to him and how they helped him. >> yeah, we got to be behind the curtain and see some of the comradery between this team and it is kind of a cleche

about how these guys get along. what is it that's not good about the guy? he's a great teammate, father, son, husband, named the best in the nba this year. donated a car to charity. reporter: and it's not always that common a thing for a team to actually get along like they do. that was the subject of conversation again today early. >> even though he said it, we knew it already. he was just kind of speaking to everyone else of, you know, how we all relate to one another and how close we really are. even if he -- he didn't have to do that. we wouldn't feel left out because we know what type of guy he is. we know the character he has. >> we've been like that all season. it's one of the rare teams i've been on. it sounds like a record but we go out to eat together and there's seven, eight guys. most teams have

fractions of guys and this is the first group i've been around that actually you'll get seven or eight guys eating dinner every road trip. reporter: he could listen to andrew all day long. love the way he talks. the warriors game two, very comfortable on this floor. they have the best home record and they are now 42 and 2 here at the oracle and looking to up that by one more game. >> and we said this in game two against new orleans, this is a crucial game for the grizzlyies. they've got to come out and make a stand as we watch carter warm up. >> yeah, one of the all time greats, vince carter taking a few shots for the memphis grizzlyies. thirty-eight years old which truly is an old timer in the nba. we'll be back with a lot more as the warriors try and truly control this series. for joe fonzi, i'm mark

ibanez at the oracle and the noise just began to crank up as they're opening the doors. more coming up. >> i bet it's going to be loud tonight. thank you, go warriors. google passed a milestone. more than half of all search quests now come from mobile device devices. it's a heads up for advertisers that buying ads targeted at mobile users may be effective. once again gas prices in california are going way up jumping 30- cents in the past week. oil companies claim refinery problems are to blame but some consumer advocates say that's not it. they think it's time oil companies answer tough questions. reporter: ask any about the recent spike in gas prices. >> i think it's absurd. >> two weeks ago i was paying

3.20, i don't see how it went up like 50-cents. reporter: today, tom steir says it's time to do something because oil prices are down and california's oil usage is down. >> oil companies have increased the price of oil 31-cents in the last week. reporter: chevron and valero control most of the market. >> when the market is cold, they're not regulated like a monopoly. they don't have to answer questions. reporter: for most folks, the price is the most important thing, but another interesting thing comes up, the spread. why are we paying so much more than the rest of the nation. uc berkeley economist say california is usually 40-cents higher than the national average, but now we're at a

dollar seven. >> we don't know how much of this is a real scarcity in the market that there's not enough gas. and how much is it the possibility that the refiners are not producing as much as they can in order to drive the price up. reporter: other states can trade gas when they run a shortage but california has its own blend. when one of the refineries goes down for maintenance or an accident, their other refineries make a fortune. >> it is time for transparency in pricing, and it's time for californians to get a fair shake. reporter: oil companies deny spiking prices. . uncovering the secrets of decades old building. how crews found hidden art work

inside an office and why they think there could be more of that art work, plus. >> another dead whale on the beach. scientists are now searching for answers. >> and accusations that wells fargo stuck customers with fees they didn't deserve and damaged their credit scores. >> and it's breezy out there today. temperatures warmed a couple of degrees, but we have a chance for sprinkles in the five day forecast. i'll let you know when that could happen.

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hit them with fake fees and in this process ruined their credit. the suit goes on to claim the accounts weren't closeed even after the customers complained. wells fargo has blamed a few rogue employees. alameda has filed charged in the death of [inaudible] prosecutors say donald higgins was the gunman. higgins is in custody for allegedly shooting at a car full of people and shooting at police the next day. people gathered today to celebrate the life of david goldberg. it was a private event but we do know men were asked not to wear ties to the service because

apparently goldberg couldn't stand wearing ties. they was ceo of survey monkey. he was on vacation with his family when he died last week. authorities say he collapsed on a treadmill and hit his head. david goldberg was just 47 years old. >> today, president obama posted his condolences on facebook saying that david goldberg was generous and kind with everybody and cared less about the limelight than making sure the people he knew succeeded. today, art work assumed lost was found today. a team uncovered ninety year old tiles. reporter: its a pain staking process, restoring the former university art center bit by bit. >> there's layer and layer of cool history here.

>> built in 1929 by one of palo alto's master architects. >> that's what i love to do is to bring it back to the original look. reporter: it just so happened that the university had the original blueprints. when they were looked at, they found two panels they didn't see on the side of the billing. >> the fellow that replastered over them did kind of a bad job. you could see the lump of anatolian. reporter: he hire -- an out line behind it. reporter: he hired a professional to remove the plaster. >> i was in shock. reporter: [inaudible] the other, a chef. part of the original post office facade hidden for decades.

>> it's really returning a piece of the city heritage back to the community. reporter: of course that got everyone wondering what may be hidden here. they're also looking for some sort of protective coating to make sure the tiles last another ninety years. the renovation is set to be finished in november. >> that's cool seeing the old building come alive. let's bring in our chief meteorologist to talk about the weather. it's like we've gone from talking about rain to talking about the danger of wildfire. >> we do have a chance of sprinkles in the forecast on thursday, but yeah, i think the rain is definitely something we're not talking about right away. we do have in the 5-day a chance of sprinkles. in the meantime, we had a day today a lot like yesterday.

the fog cleared from the coast though. i know it's windy out there, but look how smooth it is. the wind direction is most likely a southwest wind so it's smooth but it's blowing offshore or outside the gate is what i mean. we'll come in close and there's a low pressure system to the north of us and that's keeping things cool. seventy-two in fairfield is the warm spot. there's the heat back in the valleys with this strong own shore push of -- on shore push of wind. it was warmer today. these are the temperature departures from yesterday at this so it's 8 degrees warmer there than yesterday. as we look at current winds, you'll see there's a southwest wind there, south wind there, coming from the south blowing

toward the north, 24 miles per hour. a lot of people think the north wind blows toward the north, north wind comes from the north. so that's a south wind, that's coming from the west, so that's a west wind, right. this would be a southeast wind coming from the south and the east. it's just one of those things, the wind is always the direction it's coming from. 22-mile an hour gust right now. the forecast for the ball game tonight is chilly. it's going be cold out there and you knew that. it was last night. mostly cloudy, bring a jacket. there will be patchy fog trying to reform tonight. the forecast model keeps some fog at the coast and then clears some stuff out and highs tomorrow, just like today, yellows are 70s, greens are 60s. as you look at san jose tomorrow, you're

a few degrees cooler than today. 68 degrees for a daytime high. the 5-day forecast, this spot here, thursday, slight chance for a sprinkle. wouldn't that be nice. there will be snow in the mountains wednesday night into thursday. we may see a scattered shower if we're lucky. as it stands, look for a slight chance of a sprinkle. 5-day forecast keeps things cool, but you're right about the wildfire danger. the beetles are infesting the trees as they start to die off and without rain, the fire potential is probably unlike it's ever been. just ahead, the protest outside a local school on this cinco de mayo. plus the contest is over, the name for the babies born. >> and a new push in the district in san francisco.

the proposal that could put an end to skyrocketing rent there. >> why legislation that could some day save lives won't be moving forward for now.

. today is cinco de mayo but in free one high school, some people showed up from if community to display american flags. >> all of this stems from an incident five years ago. some students wore t-shirts with american flags on them on cinco

de mayo. they were told to turn the shirts inside out. the case made it all the way to the supreme court. reporter: they stood in silence lining main street. the kind of patriotic display we're used to seeing on the fourth of july but has to people are doing this on cinco de mayo. >> we think the american flag should be flown 365 days in america. reporter: back in 2010, a group of students wore american shirts on cinco de mayo. school staff told them to turn the shirts inside out. they were afraid racial tension between white students and hispanic students would escalate. parents filed a lawsuit but the court sided with the school. >> we were very disappointed because we feel like our patriotism and our respect for the flag and the united states

constitution was violated that day. we wanted them to stand up for it and they chose not to, so that's why i'm here today. reporter: the students drove past the common straiters on -- demonstrators on their way in. >> they just want to come in and go to school. none of the students here now were here then. reporter: police did reroute traffic for students as a safety precaution. the principal says there is no racial tension at the school. with that said, the group demonstrating outside the gates refuses to let go and accept what happened in the past. . first it was the naming of the royal baby making headlines, today, it's the naming of the baby falcons.

judges chose the names, hunter, buzo and sky. they have been living on that building since 2007 when a biologist installed a next box for them there. a dire warning from cal fire. >> we're coming off of the driest and hottest year on record. >> how cal fire is using every available resource to keep the bay area from burning, and concerns that the drought is presenting a particular challenge to one of their most important tools, helicopters. >> this video raised questions about police use of force. new questions about the moments just before. >> and we with go under cover to test whether the beer at bay area ball parks is watered down. at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the

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. firefighters are gearing up for a potentially dangerous fire season. with the fourth year of drought, the conditions are as bad as ever. firefighters say one spark could lead to a massive wild fire. now firefighters traveling across the state to try to get the word out during wildfire awareness week. today, the head of cal fire stopped in the north bay to explain the

specific steps being taken to try to keep wildfires from getting out of control. firefighters are ramping up operations earlier than normal. reporter: fire officials gathered to issue a dire warning. california is particularly vulnerable to wildfire. >> just in the last four months, we have had over 1100 fires. that's almost twice as many as we would normally have. reporter: those were all winter fires. >> four years of drought conditions have left the state incredibly parched. reporter: last summer, wildfires consumed thousands of acres and in one county and tens of thousands in another. >> within ninety minutes of where we're all standing now in lived 10 million people. you look at that 10 million people and that's

bigger than most states. reporter: cal fire says it's ramped up staff early to get ready. us forest service says it will have 5,000 firefighters and additional aircraft to supplement cal fire. and will also change rules for campers. >> its a four year drought, and knowing that, we need to prevent having campfires in the forest. we'll probably have restrictions earlier than normal. reporter: over the weekend, a helicopter trained for water drops. one concern is where choppers will get water. >> we can order additional ground resources. reporter: while cal fire says it's doing everything it can to get ready for a potentially busy fire season, they point out nine out of ten fires are started by people, and if people are more careful, there's less chance of a fire disaster.

went under cover to answer something we hear a lot. is the beer at bay area ball parks watered down? eric turned to a lab to find out what's coming out of the taps at the ball park. reporter: baseball and beer, for many fans, the two go together better than peanuts and cracker jacks yet some fans are suspicious the beer at bay area ball parkings is coming up short. >> does this beer taste watered down to you. reporter: 2 investigates went undercover and ordered a few cold ones at the oakland coliseum, followed by a few more at at&t park. following strict instructions from a lab in the city, we poured the beer into

small glass viles keeping our samples on ice before rushing them to the lab. ten beers in all, five from each ball park. >> the first one was 3.7%. >> that's 3.7% alcohol by volume in a bud light at the coliseum. in fact, eight out of our ten beers tested lower than their advertised levels. coarse light was 0.3% under at the coliseum. federal law requires alcohol content to be within 0.3% of what's advertised. bud light at at&t also fell light of that range and so did another sample. it came back 4.3%.

anchor brewing declined to comment. >> are you surprised to see that? >> heck yeah. reporter: we shared our score card can with charlie cruz. >> give us what we paid for. reporter: the concessions company referred us to the individual beer manufacturers. miller coors told us abv test results can vary for several reasons but also revealed the coors light at ball parks is slightly different than what you might get elsewhere. in a statement coarse said they make 4.0 and in this case, those are the ones sold. it wasn't all bad news, blue moon came in slightly above their advertised alcohol content.

wait, 11.50 for a beer? that's enough to make you sober up. >> analyzer busch also confirm they offer two types of beer to stadiums. if you have a tip, we want to hear from you, e-mail 2 investigates at ktvu.co . two dead whales in nearly three weeks. >> at first, prison officials thought it was an escape, but now they say it was murder. what we know about a bay area inmate who died behind bars. >> and a car at the bottom of a cliff on yerba buena island with nobody nearby.

. san francisco police say a car that ended up at the bottom of a cliff today had been stolen. sty fox noticed the car this morning. the vehicle was on the rocks and pretty badly damaged. firefighters and police responded but didn't find anyone inside the car. police say it was stolen out of oakland. federal authorities are helping in the investigation. mike huckabee officially entered the race for the presidential

nomination today. he made the announcement if his hometown of arkansas. huckabee spoke of his small town roots. >> here in this small town, i was raised to believe that where a person started didn't mean that's where he had to stop. . i always believed that a kid could go from hope to higher ground. . >> huckabee made a failed bid nor the 2012 nominations. islamic state militants are claiming responsibility for an attack at a promohammed

event. if it's true, that would be the first attack on american soil. today, the mother of one of the suspects says she couldn't understand what motivated him. she said he left behind an eight year old son. >> he's an intelligent kid. i mean, to be convinced to do something like this is beyond, it's just beyond me. i don't blame the policeman that shot and killed them. it's just not done. reporter: she also said she thinks her son was influenced by the radical believes of the other suspect. simpson was on probation for lying to the fbi about terrorism. the giants today submitted a ballot measure for its development plan. it calls for turning a parking lot into a

mixed use neighborhood. it would also create 1500 units of housing. a third of which would be affordable. >> i think what the voters should know is this is going add to the city's tax base, it's going add to the ability to provide housing which is important to the city. reporter: the team will need to collect just over 9700 signatures to qualify for the ballot. ahead, how much would you be willing to pay to see the warrior play in memphis. we break it down. >> video of this arrest is raiding questions about an appropriate police response. tonight, what people say the camera didn't capture. >> we'll go looking for that chance of rain coming in the next couple of days.

. yet another dead whale discovered today on the beach in pacifica in almost the exact same spot where another whale washed ashore a few weeks ago. john fowler reports on what scientists believe is going on here and the questions they have. reporter: on pacifica's beach, it happened again. this second beached whale here in three weeks.

. scientists say the latest is a juvenile humpback whale and it drew crowds all day long. >> you want to see them alive, not when they're beached. i'm not sure what's going on. reporter: the whale came to rest just yards from the other one. >> i saw the skeleton of the whale that was before this one. reporter: scientists say winds likely blew both whales to this cove. >> it's a great opportunity. we want to take advantage of the fact that this animal is on shore. reporter: another expert told me this humpback is likely a year and four months old and recently weaned. he says humpbacks are curious, intelligent and the most ajail

swimmers. >> there's a few things we want to rule out, one is ship strike, the other is only, you know, orca death or natural death. reporter: they plan to investigate that tomorrow first thing. they say the wild card is the high tide a little after 1:00 a.m. tomorrow that could take the body out to see. . >> we asked if the whale smelled and john said no. an incident showing police using force to subdue a suspect is raising questions. this is the video police officials say the officers used physical force because the man continued

to resist arrest. this happened saturday night. prior to this, they say when police tried to stop the man, he ran and then they say he tried to attack officers with a bottle and fought with them. this photo was posted by a man who said it was recorded by his brother and mother. the man was taken to the hospital to be checked out and then booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon among others. corinthian college filed today for bankruptcy. corinthian closed all of their locations last week. the state attorney general's office filed a lawsuit against the company and students are weighing their legal options, but chapter 13 bankruptcy usually protects companies. by noon, bill, the sun comes out, we forget the gray sky and we're

happy. >> the sun did come out today. i want to go back to the whale story. so often we see beached whales or seals along the ocean and when you see it, you think that's so sad. i think one reason we're seeing more is because there's more whales. i've been park 40 years along the coast and we used to not see whales at all. >> so when you're surfing, you see more whales? >> yeah. so that negative story is sometimes a positive. we're seeing two recently but that's perhaps because there's more in the water. >> that's interesting. >> the forecast, slightly warmer as we go into the next couple of days. let's take a look outside. plenty of sunshine, 68 degrees was was the daytime high in santa

rosa. this rain event could be significant for the foothills in the lake tahoe area. the meantime, most of the warmth is inland. there's the departure from yesterday. we have a lot of winds gusting right now. 24-mile an hour winds gusting to 34. moving the climates tomorrow, a lot like today. the sun comes out, this will be fog and low clouds in the morning. you'll find temperatures in the mid-70s in the warmest inland valleys to upper 50s and low 60s. here's computer model. you see some activity showing up in the mountains.

that's scattered showers and snow flurries. here we go into thursday morning and you see the rotation. this is the low that will move out like this. as it does, it will trigger showers. this is thursday morning, maybe a few showers by mount hamilton. thursday afternoon, san jose, that's an opportunity for even a thunder shower perhaps but certainly a shower opportunity. this is going to keep coming this way. you get the idea, it's going be widely scattered. it shouldn't be a big deal but there's a chance even on friday that we might see conductive activity on the hills. is it enough to break did drought, no. but it's perhaps enough to water out the pollens in the atmosphere and help with the air quality. >> so the forecast highs tomorrow, upper 60s, low 70s, a lot like today. with that rain chance, scattered showers

showing up on wednesday night late thursday into friday. it's, you know, it's there. i think the mountains will see the most out of this. we may see a stray sprinkle. >> we need way more than a sprinkle. >> yeah, we do. >> i guess anything is better than nothing. ahead here, would you pay thousands of dollars to see the warriors play in memphis? we'll break down how much it would cost to see game three, tickets and hotel included if you decided you wanted to go right now. >> and neighbors jump into action after a group of teenagers try to rob a woman. >> this is say can-do neighborhood. we monitor different things. >> how team work between neighbors led to several arrests. >> plus a call for a moratorium that could put an end to skyrocketing rent in that area.

. california prison officials are reporting a homicide and a riot at the state prison in vacaville. the body of a 24 year old inmate was discovered last night after head count. he was serving an eight year sentence for robbery and has not been identified. yesterday, dozens of high stuart inmates rioted.

back down to the nba playoffs, tipoff for game two is less than two hours away. game three will be in memphis this saturday, but will die hard warrior fans go with the team? paul chambers spent the day trying to figure out if you decided at the last second that you wanted to go to memphis to say game three. reporter: frank, i've got a question for you, how much do you think it would cost for that? >> um, okay, to go to watch the game, stay in a hotel, fly. reporter: and a rental car. >> i'm saying, let's see 3,000, 3500 ? reporter: i'm not going to tell you yet if you're right but we'll let you know at the end of the story. that's the question i posed to die hard fans, how much do you think it would cost? warrior fever is running wild all over the bay area.

win or lose tonight, the team is heading to memphis going there isn't cheap. >> i can't afford to see them in oakland so in memphis is out of the question. >> if the price is right. reporter: what is the right price for you? >> no more than a thousand. >> the max we'll spend is a thousand. reporter: did you include beer, food,ing. >> yeah, we said everything. reporter: a thousand dollars. >> and hotel, and spending money, ground transportation, tickets to the game. you've got two give me a second. reporter: we crunched anybodies for you. we took to the web to price a package for two. flight and hotel range from 850 to $1,200 a person. the real value inn will cost

$873 a person. this will take you a while to get there with any of these deals, the cheapest flights have two stops. >> i just retired so it's kind of hard for me to figure that in right now. i know it's expensive. reporter: if you want a rental car, add another $130. happy yet? don't be because you still need tickets to the game. the best game ticket we found are behind the basket for more than $1,700 per person. add the service fee and we're over $2,000 per ticket but the nose bleed seats are $47 and up. >> i don't know about the practicality of it. reporter: we went on the low end when we added it up, it was about

$1,050 but when you add sightseeing and others, you are probably right around $3,000. >> i was right. >> that's per person. >> paul chambers, outside oracle arena, game two coming up in less than two hours and our warrior coverage continues online. we'll be live tweeting from tonight's game from the ktvu sports handle which is at ktvu sports. . californians not conserving enough water now regulators are voting on ways to hold customers accountable and that effort could cost thousands of dollars. good evening, i'm gasia mikaelian. >> >> state water officials are considering tough regulations aimed at meeting the target of cutting back water use by

25%. the regulations include fine of up to $10,000 per dayment we have developments from christien kafton. reporter: the board has not voted yet but they are expected to approve a series of measures aimed at protecting our limited water supply. the board is set to ask cities and districts to reduce usage from anywhere from 8 to 36% based on how much they currently use. if they can't reduce their usage, they will face fines up to $10,000 a day, costs that will likely be passed on to consumers. if agencies can't cut their usage, they'll be called on the carpet and asked. >> we're going contact them and go through their programs. you know, how many enforcement staff do they have, what's their budget for out reach and