well. >> found alive after messing two days in the sierra. it's all ahead here on morning on 2. >> from ktvu fox 2, this is morning on 2. >> doom. thank you for waking up with us. i'm pam cook. >> it is friday. nice having you on the don patrol. >> welcome. we do have -- that some got so close, some rain and a cool cloudy day. there could be a few isolated showers. overall, we're looking at improving conditions, thunderstorms off the mother load. it's clipping parts of the east

bay, southbound, peninsula. 40s to the north, a cool air mass in place. so temperatures taking a tumble. not much of a breeze. expect that to turn more northerly. it's close but mostly sunny to the north. a few cloud showers. you go below average temps. the lows are on the cool side. a lot of of the vest and 60s. a little bit more sun. happy friday, sal. >> we're off to a good start. we'll take a look at some of the freeways. as a matter of fact, i can bring up my computer. the traffic from the carquinez looks good. golden gate looks good into san

francisco there. if are a driving on the san mateo, it looks good. remember, the san mateo bridge will close this weekend for some roadwork. they'll be doing some roadwork. there are alternates including the dumbarton bridge. the san mateo will be closed in both directions. we'll tell you more about that coming up. let's go back to the desk. a police standoff continues this morning near downtown san jose. this began about 6:30 last night when a woman called and said a man pointed a gun at her inside a home. she was able to escape and was told the man was inside the house with several weapons. between north 12th, julian and washington was blocked off. police said they're not in a rush here. they're waiting for the right time to make contact with this man. >> he has a lot of firearms.

we've already confirmed that. obviously, we want him to come out and surrender peacefully without there being some kind of engaugement. it's dangerous for us. >> police belief the man is inside the home. they said they have not identified him but they have yet to release that information. we do have ktvu fox 2 news on the scene. well, there is a happy ending to the search for a family. a national guard helicopter spotted the missing farther and two children about 8:00 last night in an area about 10 to 20- miles from their original camp site near the community of downyville in sierra county. 41-year-old nick last vlahos and his daughters were in an

ambulance. the family is said to be in great shape. they disappeared tuesday afternoon. they planned to drove through remote areas on their way back. it's believed their toyota tundra truck may have broken down or slid off the road. rescuers found them hiking. >> they don't need to go to the hospital. it's good news. >> deputies said vlahos and his children have been released. he coowns al's barber shop. friends say he's an experienced camper. firefighters in the south bay are trying to figure out what caused two buildings to go up in flames. both incidents happened in san jose's school district, the latest about 10:30 last night on 5th street. when firefighters arrived, the building was fully engulfed in

flames. there was another fire on commercial street there. were students inside at the time. they said they heard loud explosions and ran from the buildinged no within was hurt. it happened around the welding tank. an investigation is underway. we have a follow-up about unsanitary living conditions. oakland city inspectors plan to check the plumbing at im-- empeer your towers. drinking water tested positive for bacteria, commonly found in sewage. tenants were bussed to a hotel last night. leaks were found, signs of black mold and unfinished repairs. >> i'm really grossed out. i've been bathing and brushing my teeth with it. >> we chose to shut the

building down, red tag it. they will do a chlorination on the building. >> they are doing everything they can to resolve the problem. tenants won't be allowed back for sometime as it will take days before the water is safe it drink. people in the east bay may notice changes in the taste and smell to their water there. was a rash of complaints after tap water left a bad taste. why is it changing? because of our drought. east bay said it plans to cleaning how this draws water from one of its reservoir. instead of cold snow melt, the agency said it will draw warmer water from the service. the tap water will likely taste and smell differently as a result. caltrans is warning people

of closures because of the san mateo bridge. both spans will come pltly shut down at 10:00 tonight. lane closures will begin as early as 7 p.m. the bridge is not scheduled to row hope until 5:00 monday morning. new questions are being raised about the long term stability of the bay bridge. a steel rod that helps analyzes the -- anchors it -- the rod may have corroded while soaking in water. caltrans said the bridge is safe but it plans to test the strength of it. the warriors head out to memphis later on today ahead of game three of the western conference semifinals series. they were all loose by the end. game two we lost that one.

the warrior's first home loss since january. tipoff will be at 5:00 in the evening. game four will be on monday. fox 2's scott reese will have a live report coming up tomorrow on morning on 2. a critical game. >> thousands of criminal cases under scrutiny after allegations of police bias in san francisco. coming up at 4:30, we'll hear from one man about one of his experiences. >> plus, the future host of the late show said he's going to fund every single teacher's request in his home state. we'll tell you how stephen colbert came up with the money to make a lot of teachers happy. >> heading to the tunnel, we'll tell you more about it.

>> it's on its way to southern california. we'll explain.

san jose police released enhanced photos of a man who attacked a 13-year-old girl inside her home. police say the man followed her home from school on tuesday and forced his way into her house in san jose's west valley. inside home surveillance video

shows the man grabbing the girl and pushing her up against the wall. the girl punched him and he walked away. police said this sexual predator is still at large and neighbors are concerned he may return. >> i'm putting in surveillance lights next week knowing that there's those type of people here. >> police believe this man has struck once before. they say in that case he followed a 28-year-old woman into the mid-sua market in san jose. if you recognize him, call the san jose police department. women are being warned who walk around the bay trail. both attacks occurred near the back of the new target store right along the water. one happened five months ago, the second three months ago but officers said they learned about the attack after the

victims told a health and human services employee who told police. >> they were aproved by a hispanic male wearing all black. the male forced them to the ground and sexually assaulted them. in one of the occasions the suspect grabbed the victim's hand. >> police said both victims are a tina. they were afraid to report the attacks because of deportation. police are encouraging people to come forward saying immigration will not be called. it's been almost a year sense three college students were killed near uc santa barbara. one of the victim's mothers plans to speak out. elliott roger killed six people and injured 14 others before killing him save. he was vesting his friend when

he was stabbed to death. his mother are is calling on officials to take a better look at campus safety to prevent tragedies like this from happening again no people living in the midwest are bracing for more storms as they recover from a series of destructive tornadoes. the national weather service received 53 reports of tornadoes in texas, oklahoma, and neb nefnlt a -- nebraska. the governor of oklahoma has declared a state of emergency in a dozen counties. there's also flooding across the midwest and heavy rains caused rivers to flood above flood stage. >> some tree debris in the basement. i was glad we were able to find a safe place. >> a 42-year-old oklahoma woman died while she was inside of her storm shelter.

she drowned when flood water rushed into the shelter. it was an underground storm cellar, separate from her home. comedian stephen coal better said -- colbert said that he and other organizations were working to fulfill grant requests by teachers. the donation total $800,000 and will fund almost 1,000 classroom projects. colbert said he raised his part boy auctioning off the old -- by auctioning off the old jet from the colbert report. >> what better way to use that money, as the husband of a

teacher. >> they spend a lot of their own money -- and your money. sal? >> drink a little bit of studio coffee. >> let me sample that. >> you've got to drink some coffee. let's take a look at the commute. it's not bad. stock market-- as a matter of fact we're off to a good start. this is a look at highway 4. you can see traffic is looking pretty good. we're also looking at the east span of the bay bridge. it looks good. the san mateo bridge will close this weekend. the brimming will close again

on memorial day weekend, part of a project to do major repairs which caltrans said will extend the life of the bridge. we want the bridge to be around for a long time. 4:17, let's go to steve in the weather center. >> sal, there will be that guy who will say why didn't they tell me the bridge was closed. we have a clearing pattern, cool in the north bay. the system is diving south. yesterday not too bad for may. there may be another round of low around the middle or and of next week. some fog is beginning to form. snow up in the sierra. that's diving down into the central sierra. it dives into the southern sacramento area on its way to

southern california. 47, clear, calm and chilly, a few drops of rain, just enough to ruin my car wash. some had 20 drops of rain. it was pretty cool, though. 40s on these temps. napa's 43. you can see where some of the cloud cover is. it's a rather cool morning. look at the 24-hour temperature change. napa 6. 3 in livermore. upper 40s and 50s. not much of a breeze but i expect it top trend more northerly. 41 are a kay da -- are a kay da -- arcade da.

so cloud showers, breezy but mostly sunny. it's a dry forecast, warmer. temperatures near average. clouds, showers, below average temps. 60s and 70s for some. temperatures will continue to stay there. a little bit warmer, not a lot. looks good as we go into the weekend. another system moves in on sunday and another one into next book. the theme is a cool may. >> we had hail yesterday. mill i tas. >> i was surprised.

>> all right. here we go. our deflate-gate update. new england patriots quarterback tom brady has not commented directly on the findings of an nfl report that satisfied he was generally aware of the team deflating footballs to gain advantage. >> i have not had team to -- time to full lie digest it. when i do, i will let you know. >> the 243-page nfl report cited text messages between two patriots employees as coevidence. they said the deflated footballs were likely used. no penalties against brady or the patriots have been announced thus far. >> people expect something. >> people want to see some kind of punishment. we'll see how it plays out.

two sonoma county girls taken by their father, they might be on their way to washington. >> i take comfort knowing they have each other. >> the how the -- how the mother said he was able to get away with the girl. >> an app that tells you you're too drunk to drive. the possible downseed of this new technology.

i left my heart in san francisco. >> welcome back to morning on 2. this song was requested by antoenetta. if you want to hear a special song, we'll play your request every friday morning. let's go back to you. >> vee -- very nice. imagine filling every baseball seat. on sunday people across the

country will honor moms. mother's day is also the number one holiday for dining out. businesses plan to cash in big on mother's day. >> this mother's day is set to be one of the biggest in history since we've been tracking. it the average person will spend $173, up from $163 last year are. >> $1.9 billion will be spent on clothing. other hot items include spa day, always good, jewelry, always good. about 133 million cards will be sold, behind valentine's day and christmas. controversy is brewing over a smafort phone app that -- smartphone app that calculates a person's blood alcohol level. this uses factors such as

height, weight and the time spent drinking. some of them alert drivers to checkpoint information. critics believe the new technology is doing more harm than good. >> i think that people use these apps to not to educate themselves but figure out a way to get around drinking and driving. >> critics say ride sharing is better. well, it's google's newest start-up. the silicon valley giant opened a campus in seoul, south korea. it has an office designed to foster collaboration between entrepreneurs and a special cafe that many of us have heard about. google will rent out space to start-up companies and

investors. slr similar -- there are similar google campuses in london and tel aviv. >> well, it is a frustrating problem, aicial -- abled body people using placards to get free parking. coming up in 15 minutes we'll tell you about a bay area man accused of taking it a step forward. >> we are live in san jose where a standoff between police and a man with firearms has just come to an end. we'll have the latest on the evaluation and what led up to this. >> good morning. we're looking at south bay commute. right now traffic is doing good right through downtown san jose. >> a pretty active day for may. we'll see improving weather but

really not that much warmer. we'll show you why.

stand off with an armed man that started last night just came to an end. ktvu fox 2 janine de la vega out there on the scene. she'll have an update on this very tense situation. we'll check in with her in about two minutes. you can see a huge response out there. we'll go back out to the scene in a moment. it is friday, may 8th i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm alex savidge in this friday for brian flores. let's check your weather for today. steve is here. >> i am. >> how are you? i got caught off guard. >> it's pretty good for us for may. >> i washed my car yesterday. >> you're all right for the