%%%&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? >> machine but cold -- mostly

sunny but cold. even on the coast it will be sunny. a lot of 40s. a few upper 30s. temperatures today will rebound from on the coast as well. cassie jean she says gmsp, that's good morning to me. high clouds and brisk in half moon bay. you can see the moon speaking out. that's true. we had a full moon on sunday. it will be a nice day. inland temps will recover as will coastal and bay temps. already some clouds to the north. but not here yet. the low clouds will begin to clear out. 42 bookends. 40s for novato. mountain view, san jose, walnut creek. most locations are running a degree to 4 degrees cooler. we lose the cool air deck.

upper 40s and low 50s. decent breeze. it's not howling or anything. it will be blustery for some. there is an onshore breeze for most. today looks good. tomorrow we'll focus our attention on this system coming out of the pacific northwest. we'll be in the window for possible showers thursday afternoon. today low clouds, not much left. 60s and 70s near average to slightly below. anything new to report? we have a lot of slow traffic. it's beginning to get crowded on some of the bay area freeways. we'll go to skyfox and look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the metering lights. that's the final barrier before you get on the bridge. there's waiting to do at the bay bridge toll plaza. you will be waiting from before the macarthur maze. pretty typical crowded wednesday morning. no major problems on the span. as our photographer tilts up, you can see as you drive past the radio tower, it's a little bit slow bunching up into the five lanes. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. westbound 92 is beginning to

bog down on the approach to the high rise and the peninsula. no problems when you get there. walnut creek southbound 680 a minor problem approaching the 24 interchange and slow traffic from 242. 80 slow from hercules into richmond. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. dozens of protesters stormed last night's city council meeting in oakland bringing the session to a grinding halt. their main beef, the lack of affordable housing. and a new project they say will make the situation worse. tara moriarty joins us live from city hall to tell us things got pretty rowdy last night, didn't they? >> reporter: sure did. things got pretty chaotic. no one wrasse -- was arrested. the protesters stormed into the meeting. they chained themselves together and put banners all over the place and took over the chambers, basic forcing the

meeting to stop. [chanting] >> reporter: the group, which calls itself black seed, is angry about developing a plot of land to a developer. they claim they are being forced out of the city because of a lack of affordablibility. they say that area would be used for luxury condos and they don't want it. >> we came here tonight to say not behind closed doors and they are not gonna say that the community supports it because the community absolutely does not support if. we've made that clear. >> we've had a very energetic demonstration in which people were speaking out about the importance of affordable housing and the punishes of taking real action to improve citizen relations and have public accountability. i think these are incredibly important issues. >> reporter: city officials plan to sell the land for more than $5 million. the developer says it will bring tax revenue for the city

and create jobs. the protesters dispersed around 9:00 last night. back to you. >> thank you. 7:04. a 55-year-old bicyclist hit by a car in danville has died. it happened yesterday afternoon on crow canyon road. witnesses say a young female driver was speeding when she hit the cyclist knocking him about 50 feet into the air and into the center divide. he was airlifted to john muir medical center where he later died. the driver is cooperating with investigators who want to know if distracted driving played a role in the crash. california has taken emergency action now to deal with the severe drought. last night, the state's water resources control board, they voted for 25% mandatory cutbacks. alex savidge joining us live now to tell us what that will mean for bay area communities especially those who use a lot of water.

>> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. some of the biggest water users in the state of california happen to be here in the town of atherton where we are this morning and the neighboring community of woodside. what that means for people in this part of the peninsula, they will be facing some of the most severe cuts under this new plan put into place. these new restrictions. the private utility that serves these communities is planning to require customers to reduce water use by 36% or their bills could double. now, harsh penalties are looming for many across california after an historic vote that took place last night. the state water resources control board gave final approval to new conservation regulations. these are the mandatory cutbacks that were first outlined by the governor last month. now they are official. outdoor watering will be limited severely and the state is calling on californians to keep indoor water use to no more than 55 gallons per person per day. now, new numbers out from the

state show californians overall, we're not doing a good job conserving water. we saved less than 4% this past march compared with march of last year. still, customers we talk to this morning, believe the threat of fines will certainly get people to conserve. >> i think it might help people realize, you know, what they need to do or maybe how big of an issue it is, how pressing it is. it might put it in a better -- better perspective. i think fines are a way to start getting people to realize what's going on. >> reporter: and these state mandated cuts are expected to take effect june 1st. the new rules should remain in place for at least nine months. now, individual customers potentially could face fines up to $500 a day for violations and water agencies also could face fines as well if they

violate the rules. they could be fined up to $10,000 a day by the state water resources control board and, again, dave some communities will have to cut back less. other communities where they are heavy water users, such as atherton and woodside on the peninsula, they will have to cut back quite a bit. >> we'll talk to you later. thank you. hillary clinton comes back to the bay area this week for a fund-raising swing. today, clinton will attend two fund-raisers at private homes in san francisco. she'll be back again on friday for another fund-raising event in portolo valley. in las vegas yesterday she said she's committed to immigration reform. >> people who work hard, who love this country, who pay taxes and want nothing more than to build a good future for

themselves and their children. >> clinton does not have any public events during her time in the bay area this week. the clinton campaign is offering supporters a little mother's day surprise. it's an online contest. as a prize, the winner's mom will get a call from hillary clinton herself on may 10th. the contest ends on friday and contestants do not have to give a donation to enter. five winners will be chosen. in addition to the phone call from hillary clinton, they will get a bumper sticker. 7:09. the golden state warriors lost to the grizzlies in the nba playoffs. their home winning streak was snapped. the grizzlies tied it up. the warriors were behind almost the whole game. had a lot of missed shots and a lot of turnover es-- turnovers. memphis won 97-90. they had mike conley back eight days after having the facial surgery and he led everybody

with 22 points. >> they play with a lot more fire than they did the other day. we didn't play our best and missed a lot of shots we normally make. won ourselves 16 assists, 20 turnovers. >> it was an unfortunate ending for warriors' fans after it started with this celebration, steph curry presented with the mvp trophy just before the game started. way to go. games 3 and 4 are on the road in memphis. game 3 set for saturday, 5:00 p.m. our time. game 4 next monday, 6:30. game 5 will be back at oracle next wednesday. if you felt a little shaking, been hearing from viewers that they felt another quake. i just checked the website, yes, they said there was a 3.2 quake south-southwest of concord. it hit at 7:01 this morning.

so there tends to be probably some after shocks that we had from sunday -- from sunday afternoon's quake. at 7:10. 2 investigates finds expeered baby formula still for sale on store shelves. ktvu fox 2's claudine wong asks why it's so easy to find it despite a law and a lawsuit and she will join us next to tell us what she found. a grieving family confronting the man that police say drove drunk and plowed into a mother and her child in a horrifying crash in livermore. in 25 minutes, why we still don't know what charges that driver will face. good morning. we're looking at a problem in walnut creek and that's northbound 680 right near ygnacio valley road. there is a crash. look at the backup.

this is bad. unexpected. we'll come back with more on this straight ahead. sunny for most. we're looking out towards concord hills. hello, sunny. it will be nice today. but changes for tomorrow.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 2 investigates went shopping for baby formula. we went inside ten different stores in three different counties, checking on four retail chains. there's claudine. in seven of the stores we found expired baby formula on store shelves. >> reporter: this one expired isn't of 2014 -- september of 2014. does that happen a lot? >> not usually. >> reporter: even though there

was a lot in twine 2009 -- in 2009 over this same issue. dr. richard pann sponsored a law regarding this. >> we do expect our health departments to follow through and again i think the purpose of the bill was to establish a mechanism through which the stores would actually face a penalty for doing this. >> reporter: have you heard of any stores facing a penalty, though? >> i personally have not gotten that information. >> that's interesting. now, ktvu's claudine wong obviously here. you did get the information. you are hear to tell us what you found. >> here's the thing -- we know it's a problem because it was pretty easy to find all of this formula. we just walked into stores randomly. it wasn't that difficult. but the california department of public health from 2011 hasn't lodged any complaints.

they've never levied any fines. we talked to county agencies saying, are you hearing about this? are people calling you? they said no. obviously it's a problem, because all we had to do was walk in the store and find it. the question for us, why isn't this law working. >> were you surprised how easy it was to find it? >> yes. i thought i'm sure a few stores have it on the shelves. but people were saying after seeing this, there it is. it was very easy to find which leads to the bigger question can anything be done about this. >> and fines, there is a law that said there could be fines. anybody dropping the ball? >> well, that's a more complicated question. the fine if you really break it down, it's $10 a day. it's not a huge fine.

we talked to the health departments and say we're trying to work with these, you know, stores to make sure it's not something they are doing on purpose. they do hand out these sheets explaining the law to everyone. they have check lists that go through everything. they don't track it. so for the health inspectors, we're finding a lot of this on the store shelves. we don't really know they don't take it. here is the other reality. talk to the county department of public. 16 inspectors. 6500 food facilities that they are supposed to look at. they are saying they are grossly understaffed. we saw the same thing at other county health departments. alameda county are trying to hire people. they do inspect formula but they are also doing refrigeration, they are doing restaurants, mole food trucks -- mobile food trucks. so where this lands on the scale of what they are looking at, it's on the list. but it's a long list. >> you and i are both parents.

i don't think -- when my kids were babies, i don't think i thought to look for expiration labels. if a baby does eat this, does it hurt them? >> well, we talked to -- dr. pan, the state senator, he's sponsored this, he's also a pede-- pediatrician. he said some people feed only formulas to their babies. it's expired. and that's the only form of nutrition. this could rot down and make them sick. when health officials look at problems, you look at drugs and you want it to deal with the issue that you have. babies are at an-risk population and food is down below but food can make a large number of people sick. >> we'll hear more about your

story later. >> of course. >> for a complete breakdown and to watch claudine's piece in its entirely go to ktvu.com and look under 2 investigates. if you have a tip for 2 investigates, we want to hear from you. e-mail 2 investigates@ktvu.com. tori, back to you. >> thank you. 7:19. want to check in with sal. quite a few problems on the roads. >> we have a in you crash on -- we have a new crash in walnut creek. skyfox has just arrived on the scene and looking at a downed motorcyclist in one of the lanes. it looks like -- this is northbound 680 as you can see. the traffic on northbound 680 is backed up. but let's go to skyfox. i think we do have skyfox on northbound 680 as you approach the walnut creek interchange. this is a motorcycle crash.

chp and the medics are blocking -- it looks like they are blocking the two left lanes. another car is involved here. as you saw from the earlier shot, the traffic is really slow as you get to the scene. it's backing up into alamo. if it stays out here for any length of time, it could be backing up into danville. again, you see the medics on the scene. northbound 680 past the 24 interchange. two left lanes are blocked here at the walnut creek interchange. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, westbound. you can see traffic is backed up for 15, 20 minutes before you actually make it on the span. and 80, we've had slow traffic on 80 beginning before highway 4 because of issues in richmond. let's go back to steve in the weather center. we do have some low clouds around. not as much as we had the past couple of days. the pattern is completely flip- flopped from january, february, march. for the last, four, five months. it was all cool and cold, from

the great lakes to the deep south. and we had the ridge of high pressure to the west. we have the low pressure. they have the high pressure. it's already 75 in st. louis. 72 in little rock. looking for 90s. 76 in new orleans. 76 in washington, d.c. 46 seattle. 43 in boise. 49 here. it was 48 in san francisco. out ahead of this system, you get the low level jet bringing up the warm gulf air. that's why it's so hot and humid. i talked to a friend of mine in washington, d.c., he said it's sticky. we're keeping our eye on what could be the first first organized system of the season. if it organizes, it would be called anna. we do have a low cloud deck. it will burn off sooner. there is enough of a breeze that will chew it up. inland temps have been very cool. 42. napa, santa rosa, novato, 45.

upper 40, san francisco, redwood city, mountain view, san jose. fairfield dipped to 49. this is a 24-hour temperature change. you can see almost everybody is running 1 to 4 degrees cooler. if it feels colder to you, it is. upper 40s, bodega bay, san francisco, half moon bay, 52. that's cold. southerly breeze or a westerly breeze. it's not that strong. but there is enough of a component of it. it's mainly onshore. we'll focus on our attention on that guy. that's a westerly component to the breeze but it's coming down. the system coming down from the north. there will be some hit-and-miss showers tomorrow afternoon. not today. today looks mostly sunny. after the low clouds burn off. tomorrow afternoon as the low inches in, it will fire up. but by later in the day. probably around 2:00, 3:00, there you go. this doesn't mean it's exact. it's kind of a blood -- broad brush. oakland, san jose, we'll

continue that up to the north, and then livermore toward the santa clara valley. friday, it will be in southern california. fog, low clouds, sun. it will be warmer today. breezy to windy. but probably not as bad as the past couple of days. 70s and 60s. old ocean temps. 71 san rafael. penitentiary -- -- petaluma 73. 60s low 70s on the peninsula. tomorrow we cloud it up in the afternoon. possibility of showers, thundershowers. breezy, friday and then nice for the weekend. >> nice. thank you. 7:23. you've heard mr., misses, ms.

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hair airport was charged with misdemeanor trespassing. police say she was in a restricted area with no ticket. she appeared in court after being arrested. we don't know where she is now. she's been arrested almost a dozen times for trying to get on a plane without a ticket or refusing to leave a restricted area. last august, she managed to sneak onto a plane at mineta san jose airport and was arrested when the plane landed at l.a.x. a couple of weeks after that, she was arrested in phoenix for trying to get past security and loitering in the baggage claim area. recently, she was detained at an airport in florida after boarding a plane in minnesota and flying to florida with no ticket. 7:27. an arrest in san jose captured by a cell phone camera and posted on facebook. the video that's raising questions about use of force. up next, ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega will tell us what police say the video does not show that is critical to the case. >> reporter: and san francisco- based wells fargo bank facing

serious allegations this morning. coming up, what they are being accused of and why some customers say their credit rating has been ruined because of what happened.

good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark.

i stepped outside. it's kind of a refreshing morning. >> i stepped out before you, dave. i would agree. >> wait a minute, steve. well, you are a -- you are allowed. >> we had that little earthquake. we might have our first tropical storm if anna can get her act together. i'm talking about the disorganized mess off florida heading toward the carolinas. 60% chance it could get organized in the next 24, 48 hours. we have some low clouds around. but they will burn off by noon. it's cold this morning. no doubt about it. there's a freshes in to the air -- freshness to the air. most temperatures are un-- are running colder than 24 hours ago. the water temperatures are told colder. we're starting to see this low drop down from the north. a westerly component or southeast. it will be breezy. there's our system. it's coming over land.

it doesn't have a lot to work with. it will drop in tomorrow and maybe spring in showers tomorrow afternoon. it will be close. maybe even early friday. fog, sun, low cloud. a little warmer today. still breezy. highs 70s through the interiors. 60s coast and bay. slow traffic, sal. is there something new? walnut creek, 680 northbound. up know the area well. it doesn't take a lot. at issue, the sig-alert for this crash at the walnut creek interchange. look at the backup now. this is from skyfox. that's northbound 680 on the left coming up into the walnut creek interchange. this is usually not so at all. maybe a little bit. but not like this. it's backed up all the way back to main and growing more. southbound 680 is slow heading in the typical commute direction. give yourself time. they are clearing the crash. it should be completely done but traffic is already slow. at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have a delay of about 25

minutes. once you make it on the bridge getting into san francisco, it does look good. i want to go to the santa clara valley here. northbound 101 is slow from about the capitol expressway in pockets to sunnyvale. not as bad as i've seen it. 280 is slow through downtown. 85 is slow through 87. these are normal slowdowns. but it seems to be getting worse by the minute. back to the desk. >> thank you. we have an update on a developing story. you know we had an earthquake in the bay area. we told you this earlier in our newscast. the usga reporting it was a magnitude 3.2 quick. it hit near concord at 7:01 this morning. i'm already getting twitter reports on this. some people felt it throughout the east bay in places like martinez and dublin. but there's no word yet of any injuries or damage. you know there have been several quakes in the concord area, including that 3.6 quake last sunday. we want you to let us know if you felt it. send us a note through twitter

or facebook. a video has surfaced on social media showing san jose police using force to arrest a man and this has triggered a lot of anger. this happened over the weekend. it was recorded on a cell phone and then posted on facebook. janine de la vega in our newsroom now live to tell us how the police are responding to this, janine. >> when you see the video, you see one man on the ground and multiple officers surrounding him. a baton is use and some punches are thrown. a spokesman from the police say this incident happened last night and they are looking into whether there was any misconduct of officers. [ sirens ] >> someone passing by recorded this video on their cell phone near story and height roads. you can see the man is on the ground and officers are trying to pin him down. more officers come and that's when things get physical and the person recording tells the

officers to stop. police say what you don't see on the video is that the man was acting suspicious and when they tried to stop him, he came at officers and attacked one of them with a bottle and then started to fight. the department has already started its investigation. >> they investigate it looking into the incident looking into the video and will make a conclusion about whether there was any misconduct. their investigation, that report gets sent to our office. that's why we'll look over the process to make sure their investigation was thorough. >> the man was identified as 22- year-old juan lopez of san jose. police say even after he was handcuffed and put on the gurney, he continued to resist and act violent. he was taken to the hospital. when he was released, he was arrested for suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, resisting rest, being under the

influence of a stimulant and possession of methamphetamine. a spokesperson with the police department said they are asking people not to rush to conclusions. they stress this is one piece of video and need to figure out what happened. >> did the police explain to you why it looks like officers are still using their baton on him when he's already on the ground? >> dave, yeah, police say according to the report, the suspect had grabbed the handcuffs from officers. you can't see that on the video. they were trying to deal with that. they say he kept resisting east and they were trying to -- resisting arrest and they were trying to subdue him. a very emotional day in court for the family and friends of a mother and her young daughter killed by a suspected drunk driver. >> 35 brian jones -- 35-year- old brian jones is accused of

driving his corvette in the back of an apartment complex killing a mother and her daughter. jones was arrested on saturday on suspicion of dui and gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. the victim's family and friends are angry that jones is out of jail after posting bail and that no official charges have been filed yet. >> what kind of more proof do they need? more bodies to be in there? it's not fair. it's not justice. >> mr. jones is completely remorseful for what's happened. he's been an emotional wreck every second of the date. the city of los angeles is suing san francisco-based wells fargo bank. it's accusing the bank of pressuring employee to open unauthorized accounts for customers. brian flores joins us now from a walnut creek branch to tell us how this has possibly

damaged the credit of some bank customers. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. at least that's what some bank customers say. that lawsuit filed by the city attorney of los angeles says there was a high-pressure sales culture that set up unrealistic sales quotas for bank employees, employees saying they were forced to meet the quotas or lose their jobs. the civil complaint was filed on monday. there are serious allegations claiming goat accounts were open -- ghost accounts were opened. it alleges that customers were dinged with monthly fees on the accounts. several former employees tell the l.a. times that they begged friends and family to open up accounts. they say they forged signatures on paperwork and falsified phone numbers of angry customers so they couldn't be reached for satisfaction surveys. some customers say their credit rating was ruined because of the it.

>> imagine i see my parents in wells fargo whenever i go there, they don't understand what these bankers are telling them. i feel like they -- anybody could have accounts floating out there. if i never checked my online banking, i wouldn't have known these ten accounts were there. >> reporter: the suit also claims that accounts were not closed even after the customers complained because the bank pressured employees at a meeting for sales quotas. wells fargo issued a statement saying in part here, we will vigorously defend ourselves against these allegations. also in the meantime, l.a.'s city attorney also urging wells fargo customers to basically check their bank accounts to see if there's any unauthorized accounts there and also check their credit card statements to see if there's more accounts added there. back to you.

>> thank you. dave just mentioned there was an earthquake. another one in concord. apparently there have been a few more. usgs is saying there was a 3.6 at 7:32 this morning, the same location near concord as the one earlier this morning about a mile south of buchanan field and there was another 2.6 a few minutes after that at 7:35. so once again, that small fault in the concord area seems on quite active starting on stunned and we've had a -- on sunday and we've had a few more. if you feel them, let us know on ktvu or on our facebook or twitter accounts. we'll let everybody know. this has been felt from contra costa county to martinez. a 3.6 and a 2.6 just about 7:30 this morning. dave? >> what a way to start off the morning. a new study suggests there is a glass ceiling for asians in the high-tech industry. a group concludes that silicon valley companies are more

likely to hire asians as computer programmers but not promote them to managers. the study analyzed the employment records that included google, hp and intel. apple and facebook were not included in the study because their public disclosure records don't detail managerial diversity. linked-in acknowledged there is a gap but they say they are making progress. investigators say the copilot who crashed that germanwings jet into the french alps had practiced the decent two hours before. french aviation experts say he used the auto pilot control to bring the jet down 100 feet on the flight from dusseldorf to barcelona. the pilot left the cockpit. the plane was already descending so no one noticed the move. it was on the return flight when investigators say the copilot locked the pilot out of

the cockpit and deliberately crashed that plane. everybody on board was killed in that crash. a bat tested positive for rabies in livermore making this the eighth rabid bat found this year. they have not said where in livermore it was found. but it does not appear any people or pets came in contact with it. the seven other bats were in fremont, pleasanton, livermore, san leandro and sunol. there were only two infected bats found in a county all of last year. alameda county health officials have no explanation for the increase but they say if you or your pet come in contact with an animal that's acting strangely, you should see a doctor. mandatory water cutbacks approved for the first time in california. in 23 minutes, the local water guzzling communities that will have to see drastic changes or see their bills double. an extra set of eyes on

your car when you are not around. up next, pam cook will show us the new technology that alerts you when there's a problem. good morning. we have slow traffic this morning in many areas, including 680 because of an earlier issue. that's gone. it will take a while for this to clear out. we'll tell you more about the east bay commute. if you haven't stepped outside yet, even if it's sunny, it's rather cold out there. 40s give way to 60s and 70s today. not bad today. but there is a change for tomorrow.

new technology to help you avoid a ticket or a tow. pam cook has a look at how it

works. >> the san francisco company and website called halo plate helps people keep track of how long they are parked so you don't get into trouble. >> eventually turns the vehicle's license plate into the telephone number. >> it's free. it's anonymous. you enter the make, model and license plate of your car. when someone notices your car is being towed, burglarized or you just left the lights on, they can go in the website, type in your license plate number and send you a text message. now, local businesses like united markets in san rafael and san anselmo use it as a way to help customers and to enforce their parking rules. >> we want to open up the space and make it available. >> the key thing, everything is anonymous. the common denominator is the vehicle itself. >> if you have been parked for too long and you get the text,

you can send a message back letting them know you are on the way. the new technology is growing. other venues are looking into using it. in our next hour of "mornings on 2," pretty interesting how a run-in with a drunk driver actually inspired the creator of halo plate. >> thank you. we've been hearing a lot lately about self-driving cars. how about a self-driving big rig? last night, the same company that makes mercedes bones rolled out the -- benz rolled out the new vehicle at the hoover dam. the big rig drove across the top of the dam on auto pilot. the driver did keep his hands on the wheel for safety reasons because of the curve on the dam. the truck goes out for safety testing. by the way, the company set a guinness record world record equal to the light of 1400

light bulbs. >> imagine seeing that truck in your mirror? >> yeah. in australia, people in the emergency department of a hospital had a strange late- night visitor. security cameras captured a koala strolling through the automatic doors on april 20th. kind of wandered around for a couple of minutes before letting itself out. staffers say it poked around in the waiting room, did a little sniffing. didn't as you any real prob -- didn't cause any real problems. they nicknamed is blinky bill. >> i got things to do. >> i will go out the door. we do want to let you know, if you did feel some shaking, in the east bay in contra costa county, there have been three quakes in the last half-hour in concord. there was a 3.2, a 3.6 and then a 2.6 between 7:00 this morning

and 7:35. >> not your imagination. >> these started about sunday and there tends to be cluster quake in some of these smaller faults. could be a little rattling for people. and i understand there's delays on b.a.r.t. not sure if that's because of the earthquake. we're getting this from b.a.r.t. that they are experiencing 25- minute delays because of an obstruction on the truck. it could have been a person or police activity in one of the east bay stations near concord. there's been the earthquake we talked about and usually after an earthquake that's of any size they check the tracks. this is a delay on b.a.r.t. looking at the tweets i'm getting, one tweeter said 30 minutes of a delay. she's experienced it already here because of all of this activity. we'll keep on top of it and let you know. let's go out to some of the live pictures. traffic is not doing well. we had an earlier accident at 24. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for a 20, 25-minute delay

getting into san francisco. let's take a look at the 880 commute getting into downtown oakland. it is beginning to slow down now past the coliseum. it stays that way up to about 23rd. i want to mention san jose and the south bay. haven't forgotten about you. haven't had a lot of major crashes. 280 is -- 280 is backed up on 680. 85 slows at 87. again, nothing major but at low of -- but a lot of slowing. let's go to steve. it's cold. temperatures in the 40s. i'm sure there are a few 30s. i just haven't heard from anybody. feels like a few out there. there were plenty of low 40s up in the north bay, the santa cruz mountains. we had some low clouds around. 70s today. these are the normal or average temps. 74, 76, 72, 74. 74, 74, 71, 70. close. slightly below. san francisco's low dropped to 48 this morning.

i'm sure it was colder than that in the valleys. that's 2 below average for this time of year. we'll go 63. that's 1 below average. look at the change in the pattern. all winter lodge the low was -- all linter long the low was here -- all winter long the low was here and then for the pacific northwest and for us, it's cool. maybe the first tropical storm of the season. a little early by about three weeks. if it does organize and get its act together, that would be anna. keep an eye on it. for us, some low cloud. but there will be clearing. it will be sunny to mostly sunny today. it's just going to be tough to rebound from some of these temps. we will. 40s on the temps. a lot of 40s. the cold ocean temps, upper 40s, low 50s. there is a breeze, it's not that bad but it will be a breezy day. maybe blustery for some. sunshine, 28 in truckee. 41 arcata.

the system is right there. it will drop into northern california, eventually end up in southern california. this will give us our best opportunity for some showers. thursday afternoon, maybe into early friday. fog, sun. a little warmer. that breeze isn't going anywhere. temperatures, 60s and 70s. slightly below average. trying to rebound. we've been below for a couple of days. the theme is cope it there for most of the week. a few upper 70s. antioch, oakley and low 70s around san jose, santa clara valley. 60s on thest could. dash dan -- 60s on the coast. the weekend looks pretty good. a little bit warmer. >> a little bit warmer. 0ing. gonna be interesting to see what happens. thank you, steve. hawaii could soon make it easier for transgender people to change their gender on their birth certificate. right now, hawaiians are required to undergo gender reassignment surgery if they want to make the change but

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it's cool. definite chill in the air. it's a cool one. we've had a few upper 30s. a lot of 40s here this morning. but a lot of locations already have sunshine. the breeze isn't too bad. but it will pick up. jerry albright is up in mendocino county. he said help, we're surrounded by visiting relatives. the brisk wind is keeping me from hiding outside. come on now. i think he's teasing. it's brisk. temperatures are very cool for us. i mean, just a complete reversal -- we should have had it in january, february, march. it's here now. temperatures are chilly on the lows. very cold for some. still a few upper 40s but a lot of 50s. they are still to recover. the breeze is still there. it will be with us most of the day. occasionally, some gusty breeze, wind i should say, that system will drop right on in here tomorrow. that wrap-around effect could give us showers. by friday afternoon, i think it's too far south.

for today, mostly sunny. after the low clouds burn off. 60s and 70s. there will be a breeze behind that. a fresh breeze. still walnut creek, sal, what's going on? we're close by. pleasant him. we're looking from skyfox. skyfox looking at a b.a.r.t. train leaving the pleasant hill station. apparently there was some sort of police activity right outside that held up trains for close to a half-hour. one of the trains was held up for that. it put a crimp in the entire system. police activity is over, says bart. but now we have major delays on the baypoint/concord line getting into san francisco because of that earlier activity. not exactly sure what it was. but b.a.r.t. did say it was police activity. that's why some people have been -- these are major delays. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, even though the cash lanes are clearing out, there is still a big delay from before the macarthur maze onto the bridge. the south bay commute has

quietly been trying to get attention. we haven't had a lot of major crashes but a lot of slow traffic. don't go out there thinking it will be a breeze trying to get into the west valley. back to the desk. we're starting in the east bay. we had earthquakes this morning. the usgs reports a flurry of quakes within the past hour in the concord area. the first one was a magnitude 3.2. that was at 7:01 this morning. followed by a 3.6 quake a half- hour ago and then a 2.6 quake minutes after that. take a look. here is the usgs website's shake map of the biggest quake. more than 300 people posted they felt at least one of the tremors. people living as far away as marin county in martinez, they felt the quakes. no word of injuries or damages. we want you to tell us if you felt the quakes. go to the twitter or facebook pages. shoot us a message.

we have a news crew into the area. the water resources control board voted for 25% mandatory cutbacks. alex savidge is live to explain what this move means for bay area communities especially those where a lot of water is used. alex? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. some of the biggest users in california are here in the town of atherton where we are and the neighboring community of woodside and what that means for people in this part of the peninsula, they will face some of the most severe cuts when it comes to water usage and i'm joined this morning by bill, one of the town council members here in atherson. we understand the town of atherton and people living in the area will have to reduce water usage by 36%.

>> right. >> reporter: how do you achieve that? >> well, first off, the water district has asked us to pass an ordinance that mimics the restrictions we're looking into it. there's alternate sides of the street, watering only three days a week. they are inviting people to move to microsprays an drip irrigation. some people are putting in artificial lawns. i think that the town is going to address it by changing the landscape in their properties as well as changing the way that they are irrigating. >> we're here in the park. beautiful park in atherton. the grass is forejis and -- door -- gorgeous. how green do you expect it will be? >> i expect it to go a little brown. we're cutting back. we've taken the water out of

our fountain. we'll be putting back and managing the irrigation over the next few years. >> reporter: a very serious situation. >> yes. >> reporter: thank you. these are the mandatory cutbacks we heard from the governor. he outlined the restrictions. now they are official. outdoor watering will be limited. the state is also calling on all californians to keep indoor water use to 55 gallons per person per day. the new numbers show californians are not doing a good job conserving water. we saved less than 4% this past march compared to march last year. that's below where we need to be. still, we believe the threat of fines will get people to

conserve. >> i think it might help realize what they need to do or maybe have big of an issue it is, how pressing it is. might put it in a better perspective. we really need to do something and make a change. i think fines, you know, are definitely a way to start getting people to realize what's going on. >> reporter: and the state mandated cuts are expected to take effect on june 1st. the new rules should remain in place for at least nine months. individual customers, they can face fines up to $500 a day for violations and also the water agencies, the water districts that violate these rules, they can be fined up to $10,000 a day by the state water resources control board. so the hope is that the threat of the penalties will get people to cutback. >> all right. alex savidge thank you. dozens of protesters

swarmed oakland city hall in an effort to shut down the council meeting. it worked. they are angry about a development project that they say will make the affordable housing crisis work. tara moriarty is joining us live from oakland city hall to tell us how the city council meeting, it was turned upside down, tara. >> reporter: it was. it got pretty rowdy. no one was arrested. basically the group of people that stormed into city hall, they took over the counsel meeting. they created a -- counsel mete -- council meeting and they created a human chain. [chanting] >> reporter: the group that calls it self black seed is angry about the city's plan to sell a plot of land to a private developer. they claim that long-time oakland residents are being forced out of the city because of a lack of housing afford the -- affordability.

they say the land would be used for luxury condos and they don't want it. >> i think we've glob through other -- gone through other channels and it has not worked out for us. this is the channel we saw available for us. >> independent of how anybody feels about the styles or tactics, the issue of affordable housing and police accountability are very important as we remain committed to taking real action. >> reporter: city officials plan to sell the land for more than $5 million. the developer will bring tax revenue for the city and create jobs. the protesters said they were gonna stay until 11:00 but said their message got across and by 9:00, they left. tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you. 8:09. the warriors, they lost last night to the grizzlies in the nba playoffs.

that snapped their 21-winning streak as the grizzlies tied up the finals. the warriors were trailing most of this game. had a lot of missed shots and turnovers. look at this one. yeah. not quite. memphis won, 97-90. they had mike conley back in the lineup eight days after he had the facial surgery. he led all of the scorers with 22 points. >> they played with a lot more fire than they did the other day. we didn't play our best. we missed a lot of shots we normally make. 16 assists, 20 turnovers. >> they had a lot on their mind. it was unfortunate. the game started with this celebration, steph curry presented with the mvp trophy just before the game started. looks good, too. the series now goes to memphis game 3. saturday, 5:00 p.m. game 4, monday, 6:30 and then

the series comes back to oakland at oracle arena next wednesday. mum in 30 minute -- coming up in 30 minutes, sal will have another warriors round table talk about what went wrong in the warriors game 2. >> i was wondering if mike conley would make a difference and it looks like he did. >> yeah. >> impressive. >> looking forward to that. 8:11. excessive force allegations against san jose police. in 21 minutes, the contribute video raising questions about -- the cell phone video raising questions and what the department says the video does not show. and we have more about the cartoon contest in texas. the link posted by one of the gunmen 20 minutes before the attack. we have a lot of slow traffic. 101 is getting crowded approaching the 80 split. we'll talk about the east bay commute when we come back. even with sunshine, it's

rather cold out there and breezy. we'll warm up a little bit. but then expect changes tomorrow. we'll explain.

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before the attacks. a final tweet linked to elton simpson says may allah accept us as holy warriors. both simpson and his roommate were killed by a police officer after they opened fire outside that event on sunday wounding a security guard. meantime, the national assembly of france voted yesterday to give the government more powers to spy electronically on terror suspects. pretty much bypassing warrants. critics say it gives the government too much power but the bill has support of two- thirds of the population with france still reeling from the terrorist attacks in january that ill requested 17 -- that killed 17 people. hillary clinton comes back to the bay area this weekend for a fund-raising swing. her first as a declared candidate for president in 2016. today, clinton will attend two fund-raisers at private homes in san francisco. then she will be back on friday

for another event in portolo valley. in las vegas yesterday, she said she's committed to comprehensive immigration reform saying 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. >> clinton does not have any public events during her time in the bay area this week. >> and the clinton campaign is offering supporters a little mother's day surprise. it's an online contest. as the prize, the winner's mom will get a call from hillary clinton on may 10th. the contest ends on friday and contestants do not have to give a donation to enter. five binners will be -- winners will be chosen. in addition to the phone call from hillary clinton, they will also get a bumper sticker. united states is ranked one

of the worse countries in the world when it comes to the health of pregnant women and infants. according to the charity save the children, a woman in the united states face as one in 1800 risk of dieing from a cause related to -- dying from a cause related to pregnancy. the national average for deaths per live births in the u.s. is 6 per 1,000. but this report find it's a lot higher for unwed, poor and young african-american mothers. as one example, a black mother in san francisco is six times more likely than a white mother to lose her baby before its first birthday. 8:17. new words are being added to the dictionary.

[audio difficulties. >> basic is getting a new meaning, meaning personal style. probably what my kids say about me. [laughter] >> no, they don't. hey, sal, you are flying skyfox again, aren't you? >> we are. we've been looking at crowded conditions, dave, tori, on the concord to walnut creek door core -- corridor. let me show you a little bit of slow traffic on 680 as you are driving all the way down to the 24 interchange and past that. you can see traffic continues to slow all the wait down into alamo and danville. a lot of it is sluggish. but going at maybe 35, 40 miles an hour which is frustrating. we had slow traffic on 24 westbound getting up to the tunnel. i want to mention that the traffic in the south bay as we go to the maps has been very,

very slow on 101, 85 and 280. when it comes to b.a.r.t., we've had a lot of slow -- i wouldn't call it slow traffic. i would call it delays on the system because of earlier police activity on the pittsburg now. now it's in oakland where the delays are. i got this tweet among them. one of the most crowded trains i've been on. when you have problems on b.a.r.t., people are packed in there like sardines. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for a 15, 20 minute delay except for a little bit of room at the cash lanes. doesn't seem to be improving much. let's go to steve. nice use of social media, sal. >> why, thank you. >> we have mostly clear skies. it's clear on the coast except halfway down the san mateo coast and santa cruz. north of that, it's good to go. mostly clear. but there's low clouds on the peninsula and then areas to the

south. but this is carrie on twitter. the heater kicked on for the first time in over a month. i believe it. i just stepped outside again and it's cold out there. it's cold. we have some low clouds. you can actually see them right there. right there. i will get out of the way. not there. i will show you later. 50ss on the temps. a lot of 40s. low 40s. the water temps are cold. it also means the temps on the coast and in the city have been much colder and below normal. remember since about june of last year, they were very warm. near 60 degrees. there is a decent breeze out there. you combine that with low clouds and temperatures in the 40s or 50s and it will cut right through you. southeast san jose, west at sfo. 20s up in truckee. 50s, 60s throughout the day. some drier air is spilling in. here comes the system. it will move into northern california tonight and then tomorrow. not a lot to work with moisture- wise. that's the cold air going --

going over the ocean temps. i'm fast forwarding to tomorrow afternoon. today is fine. mostly sunny conditions. by thursday afternoon, watch what happens. it will start to come off the sierra from the sacramento area from the mother lode and head back toward us. this doesn't mean it's presis. this is a broad brush. maybe eastern solano and then towards santa clara valley. about 4:00, 5:00, things will start to pop. east bay, south bay, looks like it's favoring those areas. by 5:00, 6:00, could be good lines forming and then by the evening down towards santa cruz, santa cruz mountains. we'll keep an eye on that for tomorrow. that's tomorrow. it may change its mind. another band would wrap in here early friday. in 36 hours we'll be in the window for showers. fog, some of that is holding on san mateo/santa cruz coast. if you are stuck in that, it won't be very warm. it will be nice today. mostly sunny. could be clouds popping up to

the north. 60s and 70s on your temps. a little bit warmer here. but still slightly below average to near average. i mean, it's looking like a cool may. 70s here for many including san jose downday -- downtown. low 7 s on the peninsula -- 70s on the peninsula. the weekend looks pretty good. i've seen out to may 16th it looks cool. >> no such thing as earthquake weather, right? >> no. they happen in all sorts of weather. >> even snowstorms. >> we did get an update from the usgs. sometimes these magnitude change. concord, 3-point, 2. a 3.5, downgraded from a 3.6 and a 2.6. nothing to do with the weather. just want to make that clear. [laughter] >> can't blame you. >> the can cord fault is not one we mention much. all of a sudden, it's alive and well. >> and it could be capable to a 6.7, 6.8.

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well, good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." there's been a flurry of earthquakes hitting the concord area in the bay area within the last 90 minutes. the usgs said there were three measurable quakes. the first one a 3.2 at 7:01 a.m. then a 3.5 quake at 7:32. that was followed by a 2.6 at 7:35. we're checking any reports of possible damage. now, the usgs website posted this shake map for you of the strongest earthquake. about 1,000 people across the

bay area said they felt the quake. some as far away as marin county. now we have an unconfirmed report from pleasant hill that one of those quakes caused a tree to fall over and hit a car. we're check this out to see if there is any other reports of damage this morning. these quakes are coming after the swarm of quakes we had on sunday that caused some minor damage. you are looking at some of the video we shot. ceiling tiles offal store near concord. brian flores will have a live report coming up. thank you for joining us. it's wednesday, i'm dave clark. let's check in with steve paulson. a little chilly. it's going to be mostly sunny.

cool, breezy today. some of that low cloud deck is holding on a little bit. more so toward the san mateo coast. north of that, it's clear. i think eventually it will get chewed up. tomorrow we'll look for a change. speaking of, this is from dave shelton. he's out in martinez. with regard to the earthquakes, it's getting kind of creepy out here. i believe it. especially when you get three in a half-hour's time. there's some of that fog. you can see a little bit. it can be stubborn to burn off the coast. it usually pulls off the santa cruz area. thunderstorms will be on the move tomorrow into early friday, especially to the north and east and maybe over us. we're on the western edge of it. 40s and 50s on the temps. the water temps have helped change our weather pattern along with a series of lows dropping in even though they are not that strong. they are not enough to keep the breeze going. it will be mostly sunny. sfo, only 7. there's the system. you can see it dropping in. it will be here late tonight

and tomorrow. not tomorrow morning but tomorrow afternoon. is up, warmer -- sun, warmer. and then breezy. sal. we're looking at the eastshore freeway, we'll start there with 880 as you drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. a 38-minute drive. that's about double the time it takes when there's not a lot of traffic. not too bad, though. we've seen it much worse. you will see some slow traffic waiting for you when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. this is a look at 580 westbound. we'll get to that that a second -- get to that in a second. at the toll plaza, you will see slow traffic. improvement at the cash lanes and on the 880 -- 880 approach. 680 still recovering at the walnut creek interchange and northbound 101 coming out from nearly san bruno, the 380

interchange, a some id -- solid line past candlestick to downtown. back to the desk. as we've been telling you there's been a lot of shaking. the usgs is reporting earthquakes around concord. brian flores is live in that stay, i imagine you find quite a few people who say they felt the earth move this morning. but you did not, correct? >> reporter: no, i didn't. we were in walnut creek earlier this morning doing another story. we didn't feel anything. when we spoke with some people in concord, they didn't feel anything either. but we're live here in concord. in is willow pass road and fry way. this is where the big's frye's electronics is. at least from where we are, no damage being reported. dave mentioned earlier that there might have been a tree that fell in pleasant hill. we'll check in on that. as we go to video, three earthquakes happened within a

30-minute period. 7:01 this morning. that was a 3.2. at 7:35, a 2.6. of course the american here from seismologists -- the concern from seismologists from the faultline, it's been dormant. when that happens, it's long overdue. it still remains will that will take place for a big run. >> sunday, i felt a lot more. i was in my apartment. it took the apartment pretty good for about five seconds. >> reporter: of course, they were talking about that sunday earthquake as well. i felt that here in concord. i was sitting outside. i felt the ground moving. that was a 3.6 from sunday afternoon around 3:15. as we take it back out here live, no major damage being reported. we'll stay on top of this and see if there's any damage

throughout drk:00 -- throughout contra costa county. >> thank you. if people want more information or can share with us what they felt, they can go to ktvu, twitter and facebook. video showing san jose police officers using force on a man they were trying to arrest, it's raising big questions today. the incident that happened over the weekend, it was recorded on a cell phone, then posted on facebook. janine de la vega joining us live. you are in the newsroom. what are the police saying? >> the police spokesman told us it's ugly to see violence but this video was only a snapshot of an incident that unfoldled last -- unfolded last saturday night. when police tried to stop him, he wouldn't follow their commands. [ sirens ] >> when the video starts you can see the man on the ground and officers are kneeling over

him. more officers come and it appears an officer is punching the side of the man's body. authorities say they were trying to subdue him because he was resisting arrest. prior to who was seen on video, they saw somebody in the bushes. they claim he -- he attacked one of the officers with a bottle. two complaints have been filed and that's prompted an investigation with the police department's internal affairs unit. >> the video is just a piece of what happened here. that's why we'll have the full investigation and why we'll have oversight over what the police come up with. >> we don't have that i'm aware of videotape of what happened before which is a good argument for us to have body cameras. it certainly would have captured whatever the officers are describing in the report, that initial contact and the foot chase and then that initial fight. >> the department is hoping to get body cameras for officers

and hopes it will help with transpan -- transparency. the man officers arrested is juan lopez. even after he was handcuffed an put on the gurney, police say he continued to act violent. he was taken to the hospital. when he was released, he was arrested for suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon, resisting arrest, being under under the influence of a stimulant and possession of methamphetamine. this has sparked a lot of people on facebook. a spokesman with san jose pd says it's really asking people not to rush to conclusions. they want to get to the bottom of this and they are investigating. >> janine de la vega, thank you. 8:38. well, new this morning, investigators say the copilot who crashed that germanwings jet on march 24th, he had practiced the decent just two hours before -- descent just two hours ago. they say that andreas lubitz used the auto pilot control to

bring the jet down to 100 feet on the outbound flight from dusseldorf to bars lobe -- barcelona. the pilot left the cockpit. it was on the return flight when investigators say andreas lubitz locked the pilot out of the cockpit and deliberately crashed that plane, killing everyone on board. well, the city of los angeles has filed a lawsuit against san francisco-based wells fargo over allegations of fraud and misconduct by employees. wells fargo is the biggest california-based bank in the nation. the lawsuit is claiming wells fargo employees opened unauthorized accounts for customers, then hit them with fake fees which ruined their credit. the lawsuit also claims that accounts were not closed even after customers complained about it because the bank pressured employees into meeting high sales quotas. however, wells fargo is blaming the problems on a few rogue

employees. 7:-- 8:39. marine by olgists are expected to be back in pacifica again this morning -- by olgists are expected to be -- biologists are expected to be back in pacifica to determine why another whale has died. it -- scientists say the latest is the juvenile humpback whale. it's yards from the other adult sperm whale. scientists say wind and a strong current likely brought both dead whales to the beach. the whales are drawing large crowds out to see them. >> you want to see them when they are alive, not when they are beached. not sure what's going on. >> it's a great opportunity. we want to take advantage of the fact that this animal is on shore. >> tests on the sperm whale that beached here in april suggest it died of natural causes, possibly of old age. what killed the latest whale remains a mystery. still ahead -- an awkward

moment on the tv show, the price is right, caught on camera. coming up, the online rehacktion after a con-- reaction after a contestant who could not walk wins a treadmill. and the search is on for this family. after the break what one hiker says he caught them doing and why federal authorities are involved. it will be mostly sunny. there is a good breeze. it's cold. it will be warmer today. tomorrow could be interesting. i will explain why.

♪ that song may not be appropriate. talking about all we to is win -- we do is win. well, last night the warriors did not win. they have lost the game to the memphis grizzlies. the series is 1-1. matt, yesterday before the game, they had steph curry receives his trophy. is that too much of a distraction to do to a player who has a routine to get into a big game? >> i think it is. these guys have routines, specific times when they shoot. they have specific times when they eat. and so, yeah, when they get out of the routine, it affects them a little bit. if you go to the day before, steph curry spent the entire

day at a press conference, talking, doing interviews. the last thing that he was working on the day before the game was practicing and probably thinking about the game. i don't think it's unrealistic to think that all of the pomp and circumstance affected him. after all, when is the last time we saw him shoot this poorly as he did last night. >> and klay didn't have a good game either. as a matter of fact, sometimes klay and steph dribbled right into the opposition. 20 turnovers. >> if you think about the postseason, the warriors have not really played as well as they have in the past or as pretty. >> beautifully. >> i think that's a function of the playoffs. they are playing better teams. teams are gonna make it more difficult for them to do stuff. if you remember back at the beginning of the season, the warriors did have turnover issues in november. they got that under control.

once they got that under control, they started to win at an incredible rate. so i think they got a little bit sloppy. klay had a really tough game for him. but it's just one game. i think we got lulled that a sense that -- into a sense that everything was gonna be easy because they made it look that guy. it will be a grind to win a title. >> we have to talk about mike donley -- conley. he played really well. now you see why the grizzlies were waiting for him to come back. he almost got injured. >> i don't think anybody thought he was gonna be this effective. his eye swollen shot. has to wear a mask. he's such a stabilizing factor for the team. he knows who to get the paul to -- ball to. he made some big shots.

he singlehandedly has -- the nature is overreaction. now it's 1-1. the warriors have lost home-court advantage. it seems like the world is falling. this is still a very good road team. i think it will be a long series. >> they will play on saturday at 5:00 our time and, of course, ktvu will continue our coverage of the warriors and you can find matt and i will be ktvu.com -- and i at ktvu.com. >> thank you. memphis had a chance to regroup. now the -- now the warriors. and there's new technology to help you avoid getting a ticket. >> a man was inspired about something that happened to him. pam cook has more on how it works. >> it's a san francisco company and website called halo plate that helps people keep track of how long they are parked so they don't get into trouble. but businesses are finding it helpful as well. >> essentially turned the

vehicle's license plate into the telephone number. >> it's free. you don't enter any personal information. just the make, model and license plate of your car. when someone notices that your car is being towed, burglarized or even if you left your lights on, they can go to the website, type in your license and send you a text. the founder of halo says he actually thought of the idea after a drunk driving hit his car while he was having dinner in the city. >> i came out two hours later to a crashed car. i had no idea. with halo plates, had they put in my license plate, i could have been on the scene within 60 seconds. >> local businesses use the technology to help customers by enforcing their parking rules. people who aren't shopping there are warned that they cannot leave their car there all day. if you have beenparked for too long and you get the message, you can text back letting them

know you are on the way. halo plate's founder says anyone sending unwanted or inappropriate messages will be kicked off the system. we've been hearing a lot about self-driving cars. how about a self-driving big rig? not kidding. last night -- look at that big boy. the same company that makes mercedes-benz rolled out its new inspiration freight liner. they had a flashy news conference at the hoover dam. it drove across the top of the hoover dam on auto pilot. all of the lights out there. the driver kept his hands on the wheel just for safety reasons because of the curve of the dam. the truck goes out for a safety testing. the company said the guinness book of world record with this video projection on the dam is equal to the light of 1400 light bulbs. i mean just flooded it. >> very, very fancy. all of these new products and services getting pretty

flashing intro ducks -- introductions. sal, now you've got your traffic hat on. >> this hat is not -- well, i guess both of them are happy. let's go right to the toll plaza. it's improving a little bit. if you are trying to get into san francisco, it's not that bad as -- at least not as it was. look at all of this room especially if you are driving in on 880, the ramp from 880 to westbound 80 looks pretty good. san francisco, i wish i could say the same about you. northbound 101 is backed up way town from the -- backed up way down from the airport. on the peninsula, redwood city, palo alto, see some slowing there on southbound 101. i would recommend 280 which is much better getting into a very crowded south bay commute. it's worth to mention that highway 101 is very slow northbound all the way to mountain view. let's go to steve with today's forecast. thank you, sal. a rather cool beginning.

mostly sunny. there are low clouds holding on. san mateo coast, peninsula and santa cruz coast. not to the north, though. sfo is the -- is all right. a lot of 30s, a few 40s. it's a rather cool air mass in place. it will only get cooler as we head towards tomorrow. weather update for la honda, this is from matt han-- hanlin. 48 and yucky. i think it will stay cool. i've seen through the 16th. next week it looks like another low drops in. you can see some of that fog right there. san mateo, santa cruz coast, pill. north of that is fine. a little bit over the bay. there's kind of a coolness to the atmosphere here. 40s, 50s on the temps. water temps have a big driver in all of this. upper 40s, low 50s. you put that breeze behind that. that's not outrageous or anything. it's still there, it will griv

us a mostly sunny and cool -- it will give us a mostly sunny and cool day. does not have a lot of moisture to work with. it will be close enough where we have to mention it for tomorrow afternoon. we'll update it tomorrow morning. fog, sun. breezy to warm at times. 60s, 70s. a little bit below average to near average. they've been lee low -- been below on the lows and highs. it does look better after friday morning. i think things improve on sunday. sunday, sunday. >> you said it will stay pretty cool. >> i've seen out to the 16th. >> for about ten days. that's comfortable. >> we've had a lot of warmth. >> all right. thank you, steve. 8:52. we'll have more of "mornings on 2" right after this. stay with us. why is there a kevin federline ice sculpture? why is this grilled cheese riding a cheeseburger?

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man in roark is using -- a man in oregon is using facebook to vandalized his property. he was hiking and came across a father and his two children carving their names into a metal railing at a scenic overlook. he confronted the father. asked him to stop. the father didn't seem it was too big of a deal and let his kids keep doing it. he took this photo and that photo caught the attention of the u.s. forest service and they are looking for the family. he said the father told him he was from california. a contestant on the price is right is turning an awkward moment into a positive experience. >> i'm so excited right now. >> thought you would never get up here. you were close a couple of times. >> what do we have for her? >> a treadmill and a new sauna! [ cheers ] >> okay. yeah. she looks a little shocked.

danielle perez made it on stage and then she's in a wheelchair. she won her game and was sent home with a treadmill. that's when people on twitter started to post comments about the epic fail. even perez posted a picture of her shocked face. she said it's all in good fun. she might ask drew cray carey -- drew carey to sign the treadmill and display it. >> maybe she can -- >> give it to a family member. >> regift it. i'm not seeing good things. >> i didn't think so. >> let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there's been some improvement here if you have been waiting. this is why it ways to watch us every morning. you can get to the toll plaza. the commute has been a little bit better in the last 15, 20 minutes. 880 is not as bad as i thought it bob. normally we have a lot of slow

traffic right from the coliseum. there's bunching up from high street. it stays relatively okay all the way to downtown oakland. 580 is doing pretty well. i want to take a look at san jose. northbound 101 is backed up from the capitol expressway up to mountain view. we've had couple of issues. 280 is improving. 85 continues to be its bad old self from 87 into the valley. saratoga and cupertino. >> getting down with its bad self. >> not in the way people like. >> i've been watching you since 4:00 a.m. mostly sunny, breezy, cool on the coast. tomorrow we cloud it up. maybe afternoon showers and then the weekend looks better. it will be okay for mother's day. >> that's good news. >> but don't put away a sweater or a jacket. >> that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch ktvu news

at noon for more on the earthquake activity. this morning, there were three more earthquakes. we'll ask the usgs about all of the shaking. we'll continue to follow that story all day and have updates at 5:00 and 6:00. thanks for joining us.

cameras catch a disturbing scene in a hospital nursery. >> the nurse was frustrated because the baby girl was crying. see why is nurse is crying now. a street racer weaves in and out of traffic. >> going way faster than everyone around him. >> this is the story of my life. >> a beautiful video bringing attention to -- >> a wareness. >> now, meet the gracious young lady who found her family and wants to pay it forward. >> all those children who want and deserve