a bay area father and two children who are all missing in the sierra foothills walked out of the woods tonight under their own power. they are all safe and sound. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. in tonight for julie haener. a positive outcome in the search for a man, woman and their two children. the search was centereded in a campground off highway 29. northeast of lake tahoe and about 30 miles west of downieville. search teams have been scouring

the area for nicholas lagos of oak land, his 5-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter. friends of lagos said he is an experienced camper and had plenty of supplies. they were in an equipped toyota tundra pickup truck. we don't know if something happened to the truck but when the family was found tonight they were on foot. lagos own barber shop is open in alameda. he and his family had been camping with family members. >> we were camping across the street here and at 11:00 he took off to do the back roads. that was tuesday morning. >> reporter: they weren't heard from again until tonight. the family has belocated and is safe. amber lee is in sierra county. the search for that missing

family took place in a snowstorm in may. this family was expecting bar- be-que and beach weather. about 7-inches of snow today fell. in placer county lightning started several fires. this is video of firefighters putting out hot spots. a tree and a few houses were hit by the lightning. the unseasonably weather also rolled through the bay area today. springtime rain in san jose caused people to take out their umbrellas and turn on their windshield wipers. in between the rain drops there was a rainbow. and you can see there's the hail falling with the light rain. chief meteorologist bill martin has the latest.

>> reporter: let's take a look at some of the rainfall numbers and they're not impressive. i have very little fly out. gilroy, morgan hill and watsonville. you saw some areas receiving .2 of an inch. that storm system is rotating out of the area. and as it does it's taking the showers with it. right now in the area no showers to speak of except just south of here down toward morganhill and in the mountains we still have a winter weather advisory in effect and that stays in effect until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. when i come back i am going to tell you what's going to happen with your weekend weather. >> and remember you can keep up to date with our news app. 2 investigates returns to a

residential hotel in oakland with a lot of problems. our investigations exposed unsanitary conditions in that apartment complex including black mold and the water there is contaminated and residents say it's making them sick. jana katsuyama is in oakland and she tells us all the residents are moving out. >> reporter: they are, and they just left about 30 second ago. police did a sweep of the building to make sure there were no other residents inside before the cleaning crew went in. take a look at the video we just shot. they posted the red tag on the building tonight. residents had to pack their bags and board a bus for a hotel. some of them had waited until 2:30 this afternoon when the issue came to light. all of this started when three of the residents got sick and then asked east bay mud to do a test. >> lydia ham millton millton

-- hamilton is one of the residents that said she got really sick. >> i was throwing up, really bad diarrhea. >> reporter: they went to see a doctor and he suggested they get their water tested. it tested positive for contamination of bacteria usually found in sewer water. >> we chose to shut the building down, red tag it and get this thing restored. they're going to do a chlorination on the building. >> the maintenance man came knocking on everybody's door saying that we have to evacuate immediately. >> extremely upset and disstressed. just sick to our stomachs. some people were crying, some people didn't know what to do. >> reporter: some peek like jonathan scott who had to go to

work. >> there was no notice, nothing given to us or our security. i had to be ready for work tonight. >> reporter: ktvu has visited the hotel several times this year. and found leaks, unfixed repairs. in the past residents say they have felt sick. >> for the last seven months i think i had been vomiting. at least four days out of the week. >> reporter: the lieutenant attorney told me east bay mudd informed the hotel's owner about 48 hours ago but none of the residents were notified. i did speak with the owner of the hotel, he said they're doing everything they can putting them up in motels, giving them a per diem to try to support the tenants. meantime, crew members are going to try to flush the system with chlorine and find

the cause of the cross contamination but that may take weeks to find the root of the cause. >> at that point would the residents then be let back in? >> then the city would be able to take down the red tag. but you know we're talking about more than four dozen people, there's 90 units in this building so they're going to be living out of the motel room all of that time. obviously it's a difficult thing. these are not very wealthy people that are living here so a definite hardship for them. >> jana katsuyama, in oakland tonight, thank you. the final results still aren't in but it appears britain's conservative government will be holding on to power. david cameron's conservative party has a strong lead in the early return and in an exit poll and more than many political analysts are expected. and its leaders are having trouble believing that but the conservative don't have a majority and would need a form of coalition government with a

smaller party. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is expected back in the bay area tomorrow for more campaign fund raising. clinton attended three fundraisers in southern california today, one for breakfast, another for lunch and an evening reception. no news media allowed. tomorrow morning clinton has another evident scheduled. clinton just attended two fundraisers in san francisco yesterday. new at 10:00, the chp joined oakland police in the search for an armed suspect tonight. the search started at 6:00 in jack london square. police say when an officer tried to take him into custody the man tried to run over the officer. chp helicopters helped track the suspects vehicle to the parking spot on the 3400 block of diamond avenue. the suspect was gone when officers got there and they're still searching for him tonight. the officer was not injured. across the bay in san

francisco, district attorney george gascon has appointed three retired judges to review thousands of cases for evidence of possible police officer bias. one man's experience with one of the officers in question. >> reporter: a growing scandal over racist text messages sent between some sfpd officers has the district attorney taking action today. >> this officer demonstrated extreme hate and bias toward african americans, members of the lgbt community and women. >> reporter: the da says he's expanding his task force to include a panel of three retired judges. they will take a look at cases. >> note for the victim, not for the criminal defendants and

certainly not for the rest of the community. >> reporter: san francisco public defender jeff adachi represents some of the clients who's cases will be reviewed he wasn't told about the task force expansion. >> but if i was consulted i would say, you've got to include the people who are the victims of racial profiling. >> reporter: adachi told us to talk to mike. mike says he used to sell pot and is now trying to turn his life around to become a firefighter paramedic. though the case that officer arrested him for it's still with him. because of what he says the officer said on the way to jail. >> yeah these monkeys, these [ bleep ] monkeys man. you guys have no home, no family, no morals. >> what were you thinking at that time? >> this guy is dangerous. >> reporter: that officer is one of those under investigation by the task force. >> i'm not saying like i'm an

angel but this is not how you, he's not the judge. >> reporter: mike didn't want us to show his face because he said he was still afraid of this officer. he has removed those officers from public service. at 10:30, two investigates problems with toll collections. and thunderstorms in the area over the last 24 hours. maybe a stray shower as we move forward in the next few hours i'll be tracking that and what you can expect as we head into your bay area weekend. >> when he's on drugs, he's extremely irrational, delusional, paranoid. >> and growing concerns tonight for two girls from the north bay missing with their father. where he was last seen with them.

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understandably concerned. >> reporter: the father had been off drugs but has recently relapsed. >> they will band together so i take comfort in knowing that they have each other. >> reporter: the girls are with their father 45-year-old everett dean reed. >> when he's on drugs he's extremely irrational, delusional. >> reporter: reed took the kids from an afterschool program. reed was recently arrested in ukiah. >> he's a second strike felon. so kidnapping will be his third strike. he's looking at life in prison another this point.

>> our main concern is the girl's safety. we don't have information that he's violent toward the kids. he's had apparently violence in the past. but there's nothing to indicate at this time that he has any intentions of harming the children. >> he is their father so they didn't feel the kind of fear they should. but they knew something was wrong. >> cara's softball team played their game without her wearing t-shirts showing support for number 10. it was after everett reed threatened to break a coach's neck the restraining order was issued. >> he's displayed numerous times that he's not all there. we've seen it first thing how out of control he can be. especially around kids. >> they're tough, and they're going to make it through this fine, i know they will. >> reporter: she's hoping her former husband doesn't do anything desperate. >> the mentality if i can't have them nobody is going to have them. you know. maybe i'll just drive off this

cliff. it's a mother's worse nightmare. just not knowing where your babies are and not knowing if they're safe. >> reporter: law enforcement is on the look out. frank. >> debora villalon reporting for us tonight. thank you. the 27-year-old man who worked at a children's science camp is now accused of child pornography. edgar covarrubias worked in unincorporated santa clara count the in saratoga. officers arrested him yesterday and they found hundreds of images of child pornography on his computer and phone. walden west has programs from kindergarten through eighth grade. san jose police released enhanced photos of a man who attacked a 13-year-old girl inside his home. police say the man followed her home from school on tuesday

then forced his way into her house in san jose's west valley. inside home surveillance video shows the man grabbing the middle schoolgirl and pushing her against a wall. the girl punches him and he decided to walk away. police though say the sexual predator is still at large. neighbors are worried that he might return. >> yeah, i'm putting in surveillance lights next week. >> knowing there's those type of people here, it's just alarming and concerning. >> police believe this man has struck once before. they say he followed a 28-year- old woman into the mitsua market earlier this month. they're asking members of the public to call them with any information. a lot of money has been raised so far for the mother and daughter that were killed

in a hit-and-run. esperanza morales and her 6 -month-old daughter was killed by a corvette that witnesses say may have been going 80 to 90 miles per hour. and a startling report on how much electricity we waste. ktvu's john fowler reports it's not just power being wasted it's money. >> researchers surveyed 70,000 northern california homes and their smart meters and found all of them had vampires. devices that suck power everyone when offer. >> i have lots of stuff. tvs that sit around waiting to get activated, vcrs, phones, appliances, computers. >> reporter: the natural resources defense counsel found each home had 40 devices causing homeowners up to $400 a year in wasted electricity. >> this is a much bigger

problem than we thought. >> reporter: pierre del forge wrote this report. it reports 40% of bay area electricity is flat out wested. >> what surprised me was the sheer number, and the unexpected devices you may find. >> reporter: in your kitchen the it's not just your refrigerator but the read out. microwave ovens even when off suck 3-watts for the clock. printer about 7-watts. televisions even went off 13- watts. it adds up to 164 wasted watts a day. enough wasted energy on average in each home to brew 243 cups of coffee a day. the nrdc is urging new restrictions on these energy

sucking devices so consumers don't have to think or turn off in order to save power. john fowler. ktvu fox 2 news. that winter advisory stays in effect up in the mountains through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. there's the system we're tracking. it was productive for the mountains. a little bit of shower activity and thunderstorms in the west of the sierra nevada. and some heavy showers just east of sacramento. in scattered showers here. that system is now moving out of the area. it's still lingering in the south bay so you have showers showing up south of morgan hill. south of gilroy. you see most of our area clear. you have stuff going on. that should exit the area pretty soon here. as it does we clear out, now fog wants to return to the coast. we haven't had fog in a few days. wait for the fog to return. temperatures are in the 50s and low 60s. overnight lows tonight mid-40s, upper 40s, low 50s. the forecast tomorrow here then here's the low clouds exiting the area. the rain is gone, some clouds

will linger. they move out. fog wants to push in you will see it right here by tomorrow afternoon. it's just the fog. comes back in. and temperatures with the fog stay very cool along the coast. you're just in the 50s. your inland areas, the warmest spots are in the upper 60s low 70s. slightly warmer tomorrow. low sunshine. in oakland tomorrow temperatures will start off in the 50s right. lunchtime you're about 62. mostly sunny in the afternoon. oakland downtown 68 degrees for a daytime high for your friday. not a bad looking day tomorrow. no rain in the forecast. weekend is around the corner. when i come back we will dial in your saturday and sunday and let you know what we can expect as we move forward. hundreds of errors a day. problems with fast track, it's causing some drivers their financial security. >> in two minutes, parking fraud exposed. a man is accused of not only

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tom brady says the nfl report on deflated footballs isn't taking the shine off his team's super bowl victory but brady wouldn't comment directly on the findings. >> i don't have really any reaction to hear our owner comment on it yesterday. it's been only 24 hours, so i haven't had a chance to digest it but when i do, i will let you know about it. >> the report said that brady was probably aware. a man from oakland is the latest to be arrested in a statewide crack down on abled body people who are using

disabled plaques to get free parking -- plaquers to get free parking. but this man went a bit further. he got the city to allow him to make his own parking spot. >> reporter: the 34-year-old waited isn't disabled. >> can we talk to you about your parking space. >> reporter: he wasn't talking to us but now he will have to face charges. weldon raised red flags when he appealed a series of parking citations for misuse of a disabled plaquered last year. and the dmv discovered weldon had forged his original application. >> he did have a forged doctors signature. the doctor said that's not my signature and he's not a patient of ours. >> reporter: two investigates

exposed rampant abuse of disabled parking plaquers. but weldon went further to install this disabled space outside his apartment. weldon also submitted a false application to get this press photographer license plate. >> because he doesn't work in the media field at all. >> never. >> at all, never. >> reporter: when the dmv finally caught up with weldon they said he wasn't parked in his disabled park. they said instead he was walking his dog when they arrested him. >> what did he claim his disability? >> i can't say with -- i'm not supposed to discuss the medical thing. >> even if it's fake. >> yeah even if it's fake i'm not supposed to discuss it. >> reporter: weldon got a blue card. with parking so limits in parts of the bay area, dmv investigators say access to a blue parking zone can be like gold. >> reporter: one person is dead after a severe thunderstorms

caused flooding in oklahoma. a 42-year-old woman drowned in her storm shelter in southeast oklahoma city. the victim's neighbor found her body in the storm cellar this morning. emergency officials say a tornado destroyed about 25 homes in bridge creek and 12 people were injured. that tornado also hit a wildlife refuge that houses tigers and bears. residents were told to stay inside when some of those animals got loose. eventually all those animals were found and returned. and we have video of two missing children being found. and problems with fast track's tolling system. and they say clearing your name can be a disaster.

fast track helps thousands of people across the bay area without having to stop to pay a toll. but2 investigates has uncovered problems with the fast toll collection system. >> as john sasaki found out clearing your name is no easy task. >> reporter: daniel hill of concord says she crossed the cardena strait for three years without a problem. but then in august of 2013 something went haywire with fast track. >> when i went to renew my registration for my vehicle there was a hold for 4,550 today. >> reporter: for $550 of unpaid tolls that should have been automatically paid for. >> online my account was always in good standing. >> reporter: hill disputed the

charges, that was denied. fast track added a fee. she officered to make payments. >> it was rejected and ended up being $5,630. >> reporter: hill says she was almost in tears. the answer she says she got was shocking and highly inappropriate. >> you should look into bankruptcy. >> reporter: that's what hill did spending another $5,000 in legal fees for fast track fees and penalties that were not her fault. john goodwin of the bay area toll authority acknowledges customer service suggested bankruptcy. goodwin says fast track's goal is to work with customers. >> our interest is not in punishing customers, our interest is not collecting violation penalties. our interest really is only in collecting the tolls.

>> reporter: he says there are 125 million transactions on the seven state owned bridges every year. >> we execute over 99.9% of those transactions flawlessly. >> reporter: but that remaining .1 of 1% turns out to 342 mistakes every day. most are caused by fast track cameras misreading license plates. >> when you think you're getting ahead, here comes something else to knock you down. >> reporter: she's loaded with invoices for trips she didn't take. >> i don't drive across, i walk across. >> reporter: she lost the car in april 2013 to a repossession, then in late september the fast track invoices started arriving. she has repeatedly worked with fast track and dmv to show that it was no longer her car.

>> if i have the proof and i'm sending it to y'all and you're telling me you're not getting it, that's something else. now it seems like you're just trying to get me and it upsets me. >> in order to keep costs down we rely so much on automated systems. sometimes things like these will happen. >> reporter: creating nightmares. >> very frequently when a negotiation is reached, it's just for the toll fees. >> reporter: that's not what hill says. >> i don't have anything good to say about them because they put my credit in bad standing. >> reporter: goodwin told me he's having staff look into both hills and mays cases. the bay area toll authority

acknowledges there is a long term effort on the way to make it more helpful and more efficient. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. and since 2 investigates started looking into it, fast track dropped the charges in williams' name. they're still looking into hill's case. and a father and two daughter that were missing for two days while on a camping trip were located at about 8:00 tonight and they're all safe. ktvu's amber lee is in sierra county with that father and his two children emerge from the woods this evening. amber. >> reporter: frank, we're in the small town of downieville where a father and his two daughter were found at 8:00 in

an area called ram's horn in seattle county. they were taken thereafter being spotted by a national guard helicopter that was part of a large scale search for the family. they were found about 1 mile northeast of poker flat not far from their original camp site when they were last seen on tuesday morning. sierra county sheriff tells me the father nicholas vlajos and 5-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter are in great condition. they were spotted hiking out not far from the family's black pickup. now the condition of the pickup is not known at this point. they were air lifted out and were checked out by medical personnel we were standing by at ram's horn. >> are they going to be transported to a hospital? >> they don't need to go to the hospital. from what i understand they've been checked out by paramedics. it's really good news. they're alive and well and they're going to be reunited with the family. >> reporter: sheriff's officials tell me they're family is being debriefed about what stranded them. after the debriefing the father and the children are free to go home. a successful search and rescue

mission that ended two days after it started. so lots of smiles and people around here. they have family out here greeting them as well. >> so amber, is the assumption here that maybe something happened when they were off roading that truck and the truck was disabled and they had to hike their way out. is that the working theory here? >> reporter: yes, it is. i spoke to some of the deputies and they tell me that's the thought but they cannot confirm that at this point. their focus is on giving the family medical attention. they were checked out even if they looked fine. they wanted to make sure they are. and then there's the debriefing i was telling you about and we're going to find out more after that debriefing. >> but all three are safe and sound that's the important thing. amber lee in sierra county tonight. amber, thank you. tracking more unsettled weather maybe a chance, a thundershower as well. i'm going to give you a time line of what you can expect in your neighborhood. >> there's plenty to do this weekend. we'll run down a few free

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is the nsa was collecting everybody's information. >> the ruling comes as congress weighs whether or not to end the current program and reissue with changes or extended without changes. in washington, d.c. the u.s. senate overwhelmingly voted to vote. last month the u.s. and five other countries agreed on a frame work for a deal with iraq to limit its nuclear program in exchange the u.s. would lift sanctions. the white house has said that president obama would sign the bill provided there are no amendments. the annual head count is out for ridership, it's showing more people are riding the commuter trains than ever before. 58,000 passengers for a weekday plus a 71% increase from 2010. the rail agency determined its average weekend ridership each february when there's fewer

events that could skewer its numbers. and sunday is mother's day and we have a lot of weekend events going on in the area. >> mike mibach with your weekend watch. the u.s. women's soccer team is hosting a game. water world is open saturday and sunday for the first time this season. sunday is mother's day by the way mom if you're watching, i love you. and to all you moms out there a happy early mother's day. after brunch you may want to go to the exploritorium is free offed admission. and san francisco international beer festival at fort mason center. doors open at 7:00 p.m. seventy-five dollars gets you all the food you want. the festival is a fundraiser.

there's a party also going on for the oakland zoo. you're going to want to pack your pjs for zoovie night at the oakland zoo for a showing of rio2 in the zoo's auditorium. seven dollars for each adult and child. hot chocolate, popcorn provided bring your own snacks as well or head out to the alameda fairgrounds saturday and sunday 9:00 to 5:00 for the first ever hawaiian day. and don't forget the san mateo bridge will be closed all weekend long. plan ahead. i'm mike mibach and that's your weekend watch. one of the hardest things for the warriors is not being able to get back on the court for a watch. details that they worked on in practice today before their game against the grizzlies. is wet weather going to

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san rafael report that two women were attacked while pushing their strollers. both of the attacks happened behind a target store. it actually wasn't until six days ago that police found out. officers say they only learned about the attacks after the victims told a health and human services employee who then informed police. >> approached by a hispanic male wearing all black. the male forced them down to the ground and sexually assaulted them in one of the occasions, the suspect grabbed the victim's hand and placed it on a handgun that was in his waistband. >> investigators said the mothers are latina and may have

been afraid to report the attacks because of possible deportation. but officers are encouraging any other potential victims to step forward. they say immigration will not be called. police are now patrolling that trail. wall street moved higher today after two days of decline. the dow rose eight points. investors are anticipating the unemployment report due out tomorrow. fitbit filed for an ipo today. it can record everything from steps taken to heart rate to sleep pattern. the initial public offering can value the company at up to $100 million. shares of yelp rose sharply on a report it is considering a sale. yelp was in touch with potential buyers but no deal was imminent. last year yelp stock reached a two year low. there was a gala tonight for some of the world's top bike races on the eve of

inaugural. the women may need extra layers to stay warm though during the first stage tomorrow. 84 women cyclists are said to circle lake tahoe tomorrow morning in the very first women's only amgen race. volunteers will be checking the 72-mile race course tomorrow for ice and snow and then alert the bike riders of any rough patches. >> rain or shine. these are world class professional athletes and something like this certainly won't scare them. >> the women's race consists of four segments. the men's race starts on sunday in sacramento. stage three will be held in san jose next tuesday. fortunately for the women up in the lake they will get a little break in the morning hours. but it should be clear for the most part as this system clears out. we're in oakland, you can see the federal billings there to the left.

you can see the tribune buildings. and we like to look at the lights to see what they're doing. you can see, yeah see how it's hanging down there barely hanging there. temperatures today got up there, we saw 79 in santa rosa. definitely the warm spot. everybody else was mostly in the -- you know what those were yesterday's temperatures. temperatures there were mostly in the 60s. the radar loop just shows all the activity that's moving out of the area. so it's that area of moisture moves out of here you're looking at showers decreasing from the north to the south. that's in fact, is what's happening. the showers are lingering out of the gilroy area hanging out in that direction. seeing more showers working their way past here. it would have been nice to get more rain than we did. but rain nonetheless in many locations. especially in the foothills of the sierra nevada.

and snow around kirkwood. maybe more in higher elevations. temperatures are in the low 50s and 60s. that instability leaves, high pressure comes back and with the high pressure comes back, the fog. so we're going to see the valley or the coastal fog fill in at the coast. late tonight, and probably by tomorrow afternoon and so what that's going to do is give us a more classic spring pattern. cool coast mild, warm inland. that's how that's going to go. as we take a look at san francisco. 65degrees for a daytime high in san francisco. 7:00a.m. 52 degrees. as you look at san jose's forecast high tomorrow. they're going to be just in the low 70s. a little warmer tomorrow. warmer than it was today and as you head into your forecast for the next few days you see that system spin out. you see the fog come back. that's tomorrow night. and then you see the fog just kind of sticking around all bay area weekend. the showers are mostly done. even in the mountains as we're into this last 10:00 hour.

72 in concord. 72 in morgan hill and gilroy. and along the coast you're going to have that fog. as you mentioned that fog is going to really just drop temperatures. there's the five day forecast and it's fog and low clouds. pretty much all over the place. and as you look at the fog you can see it's going to be really back in the game into play as we head into your bay area weekend. sunday mother's day, cooler fog at the coast. >> not raining but still kind of moist. thank you bill. if you live in the east bay expect a taste and smell of your water the change. because of the drought east bay mud says this sunday plans to change how it draws water from one of its reservoirs. instead of cold snow melt from, they will draw on warmer water from the surface. they expect changes to the taste

and smell. >> you have pretty much nothing but bad news for our teams. >> both the a's and giants have issues right now. keep telling yourself it's early. with the giants wildly inconsistent described the giants pitching in particular. early in the week remember three straight shut outs. last night though gave up 16 hits tonight even worse. 17 hits. best thing going a little memory. michael morris drove in the game winning run. game seven last year. well now with miami and the giants give him his ring. end of the giants. two up two out for the marlins. hudson gives it up. dan haren a two run double as it was hudson would give up 15 hits tonight. that's a career worse and here he's taken deep by marcel ozuna. first of a four game series with michael morris.

and the miami marlins. willie mays has graciously accepted the fact that records are meant to be broken but for those who know he's the real deal. it's hard to see right there number 661 for a rod. he passes willie on the lead. new york pin strikes over baltimore. the a's clearly not a matinee idle that's for sure. they haven't won a single day game this season. they're not going to see the light of day in the standings until they get that figured out. but more importantly their defense. they've made the second most in the majors. there's your facebook moment. that's pretty much an a's fan like right there. 4-4, two errors set this game up as the twins break that tie. and escobar with a two run single. ike davis does go deep for the a's. a solo shot that's not going to get it done. the second of the year.

a's lose 3-2 against the twins and the final 6-5. you have to put your basketball jones on hold. not a single nba play off game to check out tonight. but for the warriors coach kerr he sizes up their situation. his message to the team after the game two disappointment in oakland. sports part ii next. hi. hi, we're here to look at a camry. we just came from a birthday party. ohh, let me get you a new one. camrys are so reliable. yeah... and you gotta love that bold new styling. here you go. whoa! wow. those balloon towers don't make themselves. during toyota time, get 0% apr financing for 60 months on a bold 2015 camry. offer ends june 1st. for great deals on other toyotas, visit toyota.com. thanks jan. thanks jan. now you both have camrys. yeah! toyota. let's go places.

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i'm sure time is just creeping along, their shaky performance in game two but coach kerr put the team through their paces today. plenty of stuff to work on. like how to stop mike conley. the inflight movie would be, let's not blow this out of proportion. >> mike told the guys today there has never been a team in the history of this league that hasn 't felt like we did yesterday and today. part of what elevates your play to a higher level is the the adversity that you have to go through to get there. >> there you go. looking forward to tomorrow. the raiders have their rookie mini camp, amare cooper signed

a multimillion dollars contract. no rookie hold out. >> thanks mark. >> and thank you for joining us tonight our next newscast mornings on two beginning at 4:00 tomorrow morning. have a good one. see you later. >> good night.

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