indeed. if we were out there, it would be cold. >> it is cold. >> before we get to our weather we have a little history lesson for you today. 78 years ago today naval station new jersey. we have a cold pattern over us. there is an on shore breeze. we have a cool air mass in place and lows in the 40s for many. and it will be okay today after the low clouds burn off but not that warm for some but it will be slightly warmer today. 78 years ago today hidden berg blew up. the consensus was lightning. there was a lot of thunderstorms in the area around 7:25 i think that night. caused a detonation. it is rather brisk out there.

i would say layers 40s. there is a bunch. about half and half now. 40s and 50s. and there is an okay breeze for some. gusting to 20 at oakland airport. that is the system that will play in our weather tomorrow. all right sal. good morning to you. good morning, to you steve. we will start with interstate 80 westbound. it's only 19 minutes to the mccarthur maze. this is the time to take advantage of a good commute and doesn't seem to be getting worse fast but we will let you know if that happens. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. that is backed up to the mccarthur maze. metering lights turned on. you can see traffic is slow here unless you're in the car pool lanes. slowing out of the dublin area. as we look at walnut creek,

concord, 680 still looks good from the benicia bridge to walnut creek. 6:01, let's go back to the desk. we begin with a loud demonstration that forced last nights oakland city council meeting to end much earlier than planned. tara moriarty at oakland city hall this morning with more on the project near lake merit at the center of the protest. >> reporter: we want to mention that the angry protestors took over the meeting last night. they were chanting, they had banners that they strewn across the entire room. they took over the council chambers and while many say the tactics are heavy handed, they were certainly effective. the group which calls itself black seed says its disturbed by the city's plan to sell a pot of land near lake merit. they claim that long-time oakland residents are being forced out of the city because of lack of affordability.

they say the land at 12th street and second avenue would be used for a 24 story tower. >> i think we've gone through other channels and tried to have our voices heard and other channels haven't worked out for us. and so this is the channel we saw available to us. it is illegal however it is very nonviolent. >> independent of how anybody feels about the style or tactics, the issues of affordable housing and the issue of police accountability are very important that we remain committed to taking real action. >> reporter: the protestors had planned to stay until 11:00 last night but they left around 9:00. they were satisfied their message had gotten across. you may remember back in 2012 protests shut down several council meetings after police shot and killed 18-year-old allen blueford. councilman larry reid said the policies would be changed. some new ones put into place to prevent shut downs in the

future but reid wasn't there last night and we know this wouldn't be the last time that protestors might take over a council meeting. live from oakland i'm tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you, tara. 6:03 is the time. san francisco supervisor pushing for a moratorium on high end developments in the mission district. supervisor david campos says mom and pop businesses are being replaced by high end condos. studies show that affordable housing consisted of 12% of the construction project within the past ten years. campos wants a moratorium on any new development unless it's affordable housing. a 15-year-old bicyclist hit by a car in danville has died. it happened yesterday afternoon. witnesses say a young female driver was speeding when she hit the cyclist, knocked him 50

feet into the air and into the center divider. he was air lifted to john muir medical center and that is he later died. some new video has surfaced in san jose raising big questions about the police use of force. the video shows san jose police officers subduing a suspect over the weekend. ktvu fox 2 janine de la vega is live in our newsroom now with the video which was posted online and why this does not tell the whole story. >> reporter: a police spokesman told us it is ugly to see violence. but this is only a snapshot. the spokesman says he wasn't there but according to the report the man in the video was acting suspicious and he was in a high crime area known for drugs so that is why he was stopped. when the video starts, you can see the man is already on the

ground and officers are kneeling over him. more officers come and a baton is used and it appears an officer is punching the the side of the man's body. prior to what is seen on video, police say they saw the man toss something into bushes and when they approached him he ran and came at them in a combative manner. they claim he attacked one of the officers with a bottle and started to fight with them. >> is it disturbing? yes, it is but it is our job to try to get all the facts with what happened before, what happened during the video, and what happened after. there there is a lot of questions we need to ask. >> reporter: the man was identified as juan lopez. even after he was handcuffed and put on the gurney he continued to about violence. he was taken to the hospital when he was released he was

arrested. the video has sparked a lot of negative comments about police on facebook from people who have been following coverage of the national media for police use of force. a spokesman says their internal affairs department is conducting an investigation into the conduct of the officers and that is going to be monitored by the independent police auditor. >> janine de la vega in our newsroom. we'll talk to you later this morning. thank you. time is 6:07. hillary clinton comes back here to the bay area this week for a fund raising swing. her first as a declared candidate for president in 2016. now today she will attend two fundraisers at private homes in san francisco. she will be back on friday for another fund raising event in portola valley. yesterday an appearance in las vegas she said she is committed to comprehensive immigration reform and said it's important to remember who this debate is

about. >> people who work hard, who love this country, who pay taxes to it and want nothing more than to build a good future for themselves and their children. >> mrs. clinton does not have any public events scheduled. the warriors game snapped as the grizzlies tied up the semi finals. the warriors played from behind almost the entire game with missed shots and turnovers. memphis led all but one minute. they did have mike conley back in the lineup eight days after having facial surgery. >> just got ourself 16 assists. 20 turnovers. >> too bad after the game

started with quite a celebration steph curry getting the mvp trophy just before tip off. >> this is a very special moment that i will remember for a long time but as you know we've got a lot of work to do. so let's get back to it. thank you very much. >> the series now moves to memphis for game three on saturday. game four is monday. game five will be back at oracle arena next wednesday. we should take a look and see how expensive those tickets are. >> yeah, they are. and if you need them, you can send brian flores in. >> okay. he can take the shot. [ laughter ] still ahead get ready for the largest mandatory water cut backs in california history. coming up at 6:30 the local communities that use lots of water that will have to make drastic changes or see their water bills double. >> plus extra sets of use on your car. the new website that could save drivers a lot of money on parking tickets and towing fees. >> good morning we're looking

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the new u.s. attorney general loretta lynch promising to improve the -- miss lynch took her first trip yesterday hay ode of the justice department. she met with baltimore police officers, community leaders and the family of freddy gray. the african american man who died from a spinal fracture. >> it was a privilege to do so and just to express my condolences to them and for their loss. of course our hearts do go out to them. >> the fbi and justice department are both investigating freddy gray's death for possibility civil rights violations. also prince hopes to bring calm and good will and music to baltimore this weekend. prince will headline a concert this sunday called rally for peace. it's designed to reflect on

freddie gray's death. the violent protests that followed and focus on how people inball her can come together and overcome their differences. concert goers are being asked to wear the color gray in honor of freddie gray. the proceeds will benefit baltimore youth charities. new study suggests there is a glass ceiling for asians in the high-tech industry. the report concludes that silicon valley companies are are for mar likely to hire them as computer programmers. linked in sees it acknowledges there is a diversity gap but the company says it's making progress. this comes after sales force was approached by another

potential buyer for any buyer san francisco based sales force offer aisling position in customer management software. microsoft says it has not entered official talk with the company. the other potential buyer has not been named. a san francisco company has created a new parking aid that will save drivers a lot of headaches and money. it's a website called haloplate.com. you register the make, model, and license plate of your car. when someone notices your car is being towed or burglarized or you left your lights on, they can go to that website and type in your license plate and send you a text message. some companies like united markets in san rafael they use it to help their customers. they use the service to enforce their parking rules. >> i hope this eliminates anyone who parks and leaves.

parking spaces are at a proceed yum-- premium especially in san francisco and marin. >> hey low plate says the -- halo plate says the service is completely anonymous. you don't put in your name or any other personal information. we've been hearing a lot about self-driving cars, what about a self-driving big rig. last night they rolled out their new inspiration freight liner be the big rig drove across the dam on auto pilot. the driver kept his hands on the wheel for safety reasons. the truck now goes out for safety testing. by the way the company set a guinness world record with its video projection on the dam equal to the light of 1400 lightbulbs. >> that is incredible. that is incredible.

fascinating. >> fascinating and a little scary. as we go to sal, i've got a question do you know today is willie mays birthday. . all right. happy berth day. i hope he's watching. good morning. by the way if willie happens to be driving on the east shore freeway between the mccarthur maze and the carquinez bridge you have come to the right place. watch that time though it's probably going to go up in the next half hour or so and by a lot it usually does. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and show you traffic is backed up. metering lights are on and no major problems. contra costa county 680 still looks good from concord to walnut creek. slow traffic on highway 4 but for the most part 680 looks good from concord all the way to danville. let's go to the forecast with

steve. we have rather cool to cold conditions out this morning. a lot of low 40s or lots of breaks in the low clouds. just patchy low clouds. and lots of sunshine today. temperatures rebounding slightly. not a lot. they will favor areas that are slightly below average. napa is 74. livermore 76. palo alto is 72. san francisco has been struggling. 50s a couple days ago. 61 yesterday. 63 today. look at the low though 48. what is the average for this time of year? 64. so you are pretty close. i remember during the winter it was cold all year. warm out here. and now look at that. they are warm. it's already in 72 until st. louis. 70 in washington, d.c. and we get the cooler temperatures here. system coming out of the plains will be a pretty good weather maker and maybe the first

tropical system. the tropical season doesn't start until june 1st. it has about a 60% chance of developing into a tropical storm. if it does, we'll say hello to anna. nothing in the pacific yet. one would think maybe. well most of the pacifics is wrath earl warm-- rather warm. a lot of thunderstorm activity up in the sierra. 40 santa rosa. upper 40s fairfield. walnut creek is in there. redwood city, mountain view all in the 40s. this is a huge driver of our weather right now. upper 40s and ever ever used. breezy for some. not too bad for others but it will still be a breezy day. west, southwest hayward. 27 up in truckee. 41 in arcadia. that is our system it's on the way. there is not a lot to it.

it's going over land. if it went over water it would have a lot more to work. it will be nice today. tomorrow we will start to see some clouds developing in the afternoon here. right there. about 3:00, 4:00 things should get interesting here. east bay toward san jose. not just confirmed there by 4:00, 5:00 things look impressive and even to the north coming down out of lake county, mendocino county, northern city know ma county. tomorrow will be the day if we get anything. by friday i think that system will be too far south. sunny for most. a little warmer but breezy to windy. temperatures rebounding. 60s for some. and inland you find 70s. these are still slightly below average. tomorrow morning will be cold and we'll cloud it up. >> i don't know if i like interesting for weather. >> for mes it is -- for me it is. >> for you. >> we need some rain. >> there won't be a lot of rain

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welcome back. time is 6:23. a woman who has made a lot of moves for trying to sneak on to planes at bay area airports she has done it again. this time in chicago. about ten days ago maryland heartman was arrested and charged with misdemeanor trespassing. she was in a restricted area with no ticket. she appeared in court after being arrested but where she is now that is not known. heartman has been arrested almost a dozen times trying to get on a plane without a ticket. last august she somehow snuck on to a plane and was then arrested when the plane landed at lax. a couple weeks after that she was arrested in phoenix for

trying to get past security and loitering in a baggage claim area. recently she was detained at a florida airport after getting on a plane in minnesota and flying to florida without a ticket. in berkeley four teenage girls were arrested this week following a bold daytime robbery. but it was not police who got to the suspects first. instead it was a group of quick thinking neighbors. police say that on sunday afternoon several witnesses saw four teenage girls beating and robbing a cal student at the corner of claremont and brook side. a neighbor who identified himself as jack saw the whole thing. >> they were punching her in the head and jumped into this white van thinking they would escape on the street. which i knew they couldn't. >> the street they were heading down was a dead end. a mom driving by in her mini van also saw the robbery. she pulled over to help. that is when jack told her to use the van to block the only way out. several other neighbors called

911. a quick thinking florida woman and her three kids they are safe this morning thanks to an online pizza order. cheryl says her boyfriend who had a knife held her and the kids hostage on monday. when the boyfriend let her use her phone to order dinner. she typed 911 hostage. help. and please help get 911 to me. >> we knew something wasn't right. i've never seen nothing like that. so i called my boss and he said call 911 immediately. we called 911 and that basically how it happened. >> the police rushed to her home. they convinced the boyfriend to surrender peacefully. it's 6:26. we're learning new details about the deadly german wings plane crash in the alps.

how investigators say the co- pilot practiced bringing down the plane just hours before on another flight. >> san francisco based wells fargo bank facing serious allegations after a lawsuit is filed. coming up what these allegations are and what customers say their credit rating was ruined. >> good morning. we are looking at westbound 237. you can see traffic is going to be a little bit slow approaching zanker. >> some low clouds around but there will be lots of sunshine today. it will be sunny today. a big change tomorrow coming up.

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good morning. welcome to a new day. it's middle of the week, wednesday, may 6th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. steve is here with the weather. >> i was trying to load this

picture from eric. you saw it. >> that was a great picture of daly city. >> if it's a nice day in daly city. >> most of the coast should be okay. >> i will retweet it. >> i will get it. good morning. we do have mostly sunny skies. there is low clouds around and it's cold out there. 48 in san francisco. our observer michael polansky wrote me and said burr, 48 in the backyard. that is cold. what is normal? 50. that is not much. we will go 63 today. what is average on the high 64. 60% chance this disorganized mess will turn into tropical storm ana which will be the first of the season which is a little early. we will keep an eye on that. cool breezy but it will be sunny today and a little warmer. there is just some patchy low

clouds around. the temperatures are the bigger story here. 40 santa rosa. 49 san jose. 48 walnut creek. 44 from fairfield. also over to napa. 40s and low 50s on the water temps. that certainly helps. there is an okay breeze around gusting 20 at oakland. that system will probably give us showers tomorrow. not today but tomorrow. fog, low clouds. lots of sun today. it will be a little warmer. near average temps to slightly below. 70s through the interior. 60s around the coast and bay. sal anything to jump out here? >> it is getting more crowded. one of the things we have noticed is that the crowds come rather quickly. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up beyond the maze now. we have a big backup on 580 as welcoming up to the maze so please give yourself a little more time. there are no problems on the bridge getting into san francisco. we also noticed the traffic on the bridge is going to be and

end up being a little slower than usual approaching the bridge. not on the span itself but approaching the bridge. notice the new injury accident just popped up southbound 13 at carson which is right near the 580 interchange. oakland fire department and medics are on the way. this is reported less than five minutes ago. we'll let you know what happens. 6:32, let's go back to the desk. oakland city council forced to walk off the job last night after an angry group of protestors drove them out of city hall. this group stormed city council chambers and chained themselves together shutting down the city council meeting. ktvu fox 2 tara moriarty is joining us live. you're at city hall to tell us why the protestors were so upset. >> reporter: the demonstrators say they were fighting against police brutality and they were fighting for affordable housing. the group called black speed

says it is disturbed by the cities plan to sell a plot of land near lake merit. they claim that long-time oakland residents are being forced out of the city because of the lack of affordability. the land at 12th street and second avenue would be used for a 24 story tower for luxury condos. >> we think public land should be for public good. we don't agree with the city selling public land to a private developer. especially not to build luxury condos in our city. >>independent on how anybody feels. the issues of affordable housing and the issues of police accountability and community police relations are very important that we remain committed to taking real action. >> reporter: police made no arrests. the protestors left around 9:00 last night. michael johnson who actually is in charge of the company urban core that is going to be building the lake house, the

condos says the sale will put millions into oakland's general fund and also says it will bring local jobs, it will generate property tax revenue and it will put urban corp on the hook to make land improvements. live from oakland i'm tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you. we'll talk to you later. investigators say the co- pilot of that german wings jet that crashed into the french alps have practiced the decent just two hours before. andreas lubitz used the auto pilot control to bring the jet down to 100 feet. the pilot had left the cockpit. that plane was already descending so apparently no one noticed a bad move. it was on the return flight when investigators say lubitz locked the pilot out of the cockpit and deliberately crashed that plane. everyone was killed on board that crash on march 24th. california warter #re

sources has approved the largest mandatory cut backs in state history. alex savidge has more on what this means for the highest bay area users of water. >> yeah, pam. it turns out some of the biggest water users in the state are here in the town of atherton and neighboring community of woodside. this is where we are on the peninsula this morning. the sprinklers just turned on here as a matter of fact. people living here will be facing some of the most severe water cuts. the private utility that serves these communities is planning to require customers to reduce water use by 36% under new state regulations or bills potentially could double. harsh penalties now looming for many across california after an a historic vote that took place last night. the state water resource control board gave final approval to new conservation regulations.

these are the mandatory cut backs first outlined by the governor last month. outdoor watering will be severely limited and the state is calling on californians to keep indoor water use to no more than 55 gallons per person per day. there are certain communities in the bay area that have already stepped up amid the drought. customers in the district cut back water use by 29% following mandatory restrictions they put in place last year. and it was the little things that made a difference. >> i put the bucket underneath the shower head and wait until it fills up and water gets by the time the water gets warm, this is pretty full. and i just take it outside and water outside the plants and the grass. >> reporter: new numbers out from the state show californians over all are not doing a good job conserving water. we save less than 4% this past mor compared with march of last

year. the state mandated cuts are expected to take effect on june 1st and the new rules should remain in place for at least nine months. customers individual customers could face fines up to $500 a day for violations and water agencies as a whole could be fined up to $10,000 a day and again here in the town of atherton and the neighboring community of woodside, some of the biggest water users in the state of california will have to cut back in a real serious way. >> yeah it's kind of interesting when you see really green grass in your neighborhood or around the area. >> might not see it for long. 6:37 is the time. the state is turning to ocean water to help during future droughts. the water board will hold a public hearing in sacramento to consider an amendment that establishes a desalination operations policy. it will address the effects with construction and operation

of sea water. the amendment supports the use of ocean water to supplement the water supply while protecting marine life and water quality. was it just a few rogue bank employees? or is wells fargo bank putting profits over the legal rights of its customers? it's a new lawsuit acausing the bank of opening unauthorized accounts for customers. brian flores is joining us live now from walnut creek to tell us about claims that this is allegedly damaged the credit of some bank customers. >> that's what they alleged. on the lawsuit filed by a los angeles city attorney claims there was a high pressure sales culture that set up unrealistic sales quotas. many felt they were forced to meet those quotas or lose their jobs. there are serious allegations claiming that employees opened up ghost accounts or accounts without the customer knowing they were open.

it alleges customers were dinged with monthly fees on those accounts. several former employees tell the l.a. times they begged friends and family to open up accounts for fear of being disciplined by managers. the former employees say they forced paper work so they couldn't be reached for satisfaction surveys. a press conference in l.a. yesterday some say their credit rating was ruined. >> imagine i see my parents in wells fargo whenever i go there. they are getting accounts opened for them. and i just feel like they have accounts anybody here anybody's parents could have accounts floating out there. if i never check my online banking, i wouldn't have known that these accounts were there. >> now the suit also claims accounts were not closed even after the customers complained because the bank pressured employees into meeting high sales quotas. wells fargo blames the problem on a few rogue employees.

they vigorously defend themselves and the companies culture is based on the customers. we have not heard back from wells fargo ourselves this morning but we hope to hear back on mornings on 2. back to you. >> all right brian flores in walnut creek. jackie spear will hold a news conference to gather resources to help students effected by the closure of corinthian colleges. about 16,000 students are effected. now at that news conference today, there will be representatives from sf state, city college of san francisco, and san mateo county community college district. they say they will do what they can to help those students who were caught in the middle. today uc berkeley seismologists will install the first of four under ground sensors along the san andreas

fault. the sensors will be installed 900 feet under ground to monitor tremors along the fault line. researchers want to determine if there is a link between tremors and earthquakes. time is 6:41. hillary clinton is coming back here to the bay area today. coming up in 20 minutes, what she is doing during this first trip here since she declared she is officially running for the white house. >> and caught on camera. a koa a la making the rounds at an australian hospital. >> you can see traffic here on 280 is going to be a little bit slow. we'll tell you more when we come back. >> you might want to get down under that comfort because it's cold out there. very cold. but it will be nice today.

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alameda county prosecutors have filed murder charges against a man accused of shooting and killing a 14-year- old boy. devon ellis was gunned down as he walked with two friends.

prosecutors say 28-year-old donald higgins was the gunman but they are unsure of the motive for the shooting. now higgins was already in custody for shooting at a car full of people in hayward in the hours after the oakland shooting. he's accused of shooting at police during his arrest the next day. higgins is due in court on the murder charge next week. very emotional day in court for the family and friends. brian jones is accused of smashing his corvette into the backyard of an apartment complex.

>> it's not fair. it's not justice. >> mr. jones is remarsful for what happened. he's been a wreck over what happened. >> the district attorney says the delay does not mean that charges won't be filed in the future. we're learning about a tweet posted by one of two gunmen in texas just 20 minutes before they attacked a cartoon contest featuring images of the prophet muhammad. a final tweet linked to elton simpson said quote may al la accept us as holy warriors. among the hash tag used by the the account was #texasattack. they were both killed by a police officer after opening

fire and wounding a security guard. coming up in our next hour, baby formula still on store shelves even after the expiration date. it is against the law so ktvu fox 2 claudine wong who asked who is is enforcing the rule? she will join us live. >> the hillary clinton campaign is offering supporters a little mothers day surprise. find out what the winner will get on sunday that could be a great gift for mom or not. depending on her politics. those are the stories we're working on for the next hour on mornings on 2. now back to you. time is 6:47. people working in the emergency department of a hospital in australia had a very strange late night visitor. the cameras captured yes that is a koala strolling in through the automatic doors early in the morning of april 20th. it just wondered around for a couple minutes before letting itself out.

staffers say it poked around in the waiting room, sniffed a couple of things but didn't cause any type of disturbance. they nicknamed him blinky bill after a koala made popular in a series of children's books. >> i didn't read about blinky bill. >> we just call him bb. >> he's pretty cute. 6:48 is the time. sal, i wish i had stopped to snap a picture on my way to work. i saw a deer i had to stop for. a deer and a bunny. >> a deer and bunny. >> bambi and thumper. >> it sounds like a joke. a deer and a bunny walk into a bar. [ laughter ] thank you for picking me up on that lame intro i just did. northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. a little slowing here. around the corner it is slow. a little bit more slow as you drive up to highway 17.

i want to tell you southbound 13 at carson that crash we had we had that checked out. it didn't turnout to be a big deal at all. when you get to the toll plaza, there is a big backup. this is the time when it's a little bit hard to see at the toll plaza because of the sun. but i will tell you it's a 20 minute delay when you get there. it's 6:49 let's go to today's weather with steve. it is cold out there but we have mostly clear skies. sunrise for most and there is a little bit of low cloud deck around. not a lot. and it will be nice today. it's just starting off rather cold. but it will be breezy cool, sunny, and tomorrow we are expecting a pretty good little change here in the form of showers popping up. finally i got this. this is from eric. looking pretty good here in daly city. have a great day. and sheila says sunrise over san jose. so yes, we have mostly clear

skies it will be nice but there is no doubt about it a low breeze behind that. these are the average temps for may 6th. 74 and 76. 74 napa. 74 livermore. possibility of our first tropical system and it will be in the atlantic. 60% chance that this mess gets a little more organize the. has some tropical characteristics and heads toward the outer banks of the carolinas. if it does, we will say hello to anna. for us we will say hello to sunshine and slightly warmer temps. they are still running a little bit below average. 40s on the temps. there is a bunch this morning including santa rosa at 40. i'm sure there is a few 30s. these colder ocean temps 40s, upper 40s and low 50s make a huge difference in our weather. still a breeze around. gusts to 20 at oakland airport.

southeast coming up from san jose and mountain view. that is our change for tomorrow. it will be sunny today. chews up that fog. there is not much left top support it. that system will give us showers tomorrow. won't be today. today is okay. just cold to start and sunny and breezy. highs 60s and 70s. tomorrow we will focus our attention by 2:00 or 3:00 right there. now again this is just swinging in from the northeast right over northern california and also into the sierra nevada. but from about the east bay concord right along the 680 corridor livermore down to san jose and again to the north as well. mendocino county and lake county and peninsula to the santa cruz mountains so tomorrow will be the day i will get a good nights sleep. fog and then sun. a little warmer. near average temps to slightly below. breezy to windy. probably not as bad as the last couple of days. 60s to 70s.

tomorrow we start off rather brisk and then we cloud it up. th low goes to southern california on friday and then we will be better weather on tap for the weekend. >> compounds sounds good. thank you. we're talking about the warriors. they lost last night. only their third loss at home all season. we'll tell you what happened. >> whale washed up on a pacifica beach for the second time in three weeks. up next the explanation for what may have brought them to shore. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

the second whale to end up at sharp park beach just south of the pacifica pier in the last three weeks. this latest one is a juvenile hump back whale just yards away from the other one. it's attracting big crowds. >> you want to see them when they are alive. when they are beached. >> it's a great opportunity. we want to take advantage of the fact that this animal is on shore. >> the test on the sperm whale that beached here to weeks ago indicate that it died of natural causes. maybe old age.

but what killed the newest whale that is still a mystery. two fans who pay to watch the boxing match between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao have filed a class action lawsuit against pacquiao. the lawsuit claims the boxer defrauded everyone who watched the fight by hiding a shoulder injury that he suffered before his loss. the suit is on behalf of anyone who bought tickets, paper view or bet on the fight. meantime boxing regulators in nevada are also looking into possible disciplinary action against pacquiao for not disclosing that injury. the giants are going for a sweep of the san diego padres this afternoon. fans celebrated as the giants beat the padres for their fifth straight win. brandon crawford was 3-3 to give the giants a 3-0 lead. they would add two more runs on an error and ryan vogel song pitched seven singhs to get the

final score 6 -- pitched seven innings to get the final score 6-0. cocoa crisp could make his season debut for the a's today a month after under going surgery for his elbow. >> cocoa. our time is 6:56. developer is restoring an old office building in palo alto and found hidden art work. it was found under the plaster. these old tiles show a postal service plane and a ship. there is a train too. the building has been around since 1929. the tiles are part of the buildings original post office facade. the developer says the original building plan shows some may still be hidden there so he's hired a special historical contractor. he hopes to go back and return the tiles to their former glory. >> that is going to be a really neat addition to that. coming up next in our next hour of mornings on 2.

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%%%&ób >> reporter: we're live in oakland, where protesters angrily shut down a city council meeting last night. we'll tell you why they are trying to block a $5 million deal. and the state of california takes emergency action amid our historic drought. we'll tell you about the mandatory restrictions put in place during an historic vote just last night and tell you about one pic community that -- one peninsula community that will have to preserve even more. 7:00. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, may 6th. i'm tori campbell. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve, what do you see? >> ma