. >> it's a bad idea, mother's day weekend. >> and it is a busy weekend in the bay area in morning, a heads up for all you drivers out there. a bridge closure is under way right now. we'll tell you what's being done and how to get around it. mornings on 2 starts right now. this is mornings on 2. good morning. you're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge, as you can see traffic is moving along that bridge , and rosemary will

be along to explain how that may clear up this saturday morning. >> i'm mike me back and let's bring in rosemary now. >> i liked claudine's word, it might clear. there may be areas that won't clear today. it will be a cool to mild weekend. we'll see sunshine inland. we have a view of the sunshining for our inland communities, we'll have a look at how widespread the fog and the clouds are inside the bay northeast and south, we've got cloud cover and overcast sky to start the day. now, because of it, we're warmer in many areas. santa rosa, up by seven degrees, 7 degrees warmer than we were and sfo up 2, the clouds act as blanket overhead helping to lock in some of the heat from yesterday.

fairfield reporting a 12 miles per hour breeze, and concord reporting 10. it's a light breeze and that afternoon sea breeze will be with us once again. 53 degrees in oakland and 51 in san francisco, and you go into the south bay, 54 for you san jose, it's starting at 54 as well. as we get into the afternoon, these clouds will pull back at least towards the coast. take a look, by lunchtime and 1:00, for the rest of us we'll be sunny around the bay, a lot of 60s in the forecast, you have to go well inland to the 70s, mostly 70s with a few pockets of 80 degrees or so, a cool to mild one, right along the coast and just along the peninsula, i'll put numbers on the screen and i'll have a tour of afternoon highlights for mother's day. whether you're driving or taking public transport get

ready for gridlock. >> bart is closed for maintenance and upgrades. we have a look at bay area traffic. >> hi claudine, an average of 100,000 cars drive the san mateo bridge every day, but this weekend it's shut down to traffic. caltrans is starting a 39 million project to install the bridge and install energy efficient lights. they've been working on the bridge ever since. it's closed at this hour. they're applying a protective coating to the deck and providing routine maintenance. here's a look at the live picture of the span. you can see it's eerily empty. there's no cars on either side except for the utility vehicles off to the right. they closed the lanes down 7:00 last night. the repair work is essential to keep it in operation for the

long term future. it first opened in october 167. >> that's a long time to be exposed to the elements but the bridge itself is in very good shape and we'll make sure it stays that way. >> they'll able to do this work more quickly and more safely. >> drivers who cross the bridge on a regular basis, they agree the roadway needs maintenance, but somewhere or the other this particular weekend they need to do. >> it it will affect my commute. >> it's a bad idea, mother's day weekend, how many families are going to try to cross this side of the bay over here on mother's day weekend. >> now, caltrans plans to reopen the bridge no later than 5:00 friday morning, this will be shut down memorial day weekend, and the research project should be wrapped up. there are several options for drivers who normally take the san mateo bridge. this is a live picture of the bay bridge, one of the major alternate routes, you should have no problems heading in and

out of the city this morning. it's early, not a lot of track, other options are the dunbarton bridge and highway 23 in the south bay. let's look at the south bay, just the two utility vehicles, maybe two or three out here on the right-hand side, but no regular traffic on either side of the san mateo bridge, caltrans crews working on the span and we'll hear from salon the weekend's bridge closure. right now traffic is rolling along on that bridge. there were problems as a person was spotted on the bridge. it prompted chp to close the eastbound direction, all traffic on highway 84 was diverted to westbound university drive. >> bart is warning riders will take place this weekend. there's no service between

fruitvale and coliseum stations. passengers may have to make additional stops and transfers. they allow bart to work on the tracks. they are working on a system that guide the tracks from one track to another. they are calling for a reduction in speed for safety. there will be more service constructions in august. starting next week parking fees will go up and fees will increase by 50 cents starting on june 1st. that increase will raise the daily parking fee to $1.50, it will be $2.50 at millbury. police have arrested for a san jose man attacking a 13- year-old girl and a woman. he was arrested in san leandro after police say this they tracked him from his house in san jose. a man followed a 13-year-old girl home from school and then pushing his way inside the

house. the 8th grader fought off the attacker. he's accused of attempting to sexually assault a 28-year-old woman in a restroom at a nearby supermarket last month. >> he's a sexual predator. in my opinion, he's a monster. >> get him off the streets. that's scary, you know, especially when you start going into the middle school kids, i have two daughters of my own that are college age, i don't want people like that anywhere near them. he faces charges of burglary, attempted sexual assault and false imprisonment. he's being held at santa clara county jail. shock and disbelief as a prominent well connected political consultant is arrested on child pornography charges. 41-year-old enrique is on bail this morning. he's known in local political circles, engineered the run ad

campaign to persuade the mayor to go after the job for good. pierce was working on the mayor's current re-election campaign until he was let go right after his arrest. >> if you commit a crime, whatever extent that may be, whoever you are, or your political ties are, you're going to be held accountable. >> the mayor's office issued a statement it terminated all ties with pierce and his firm and the mayor calls the charges disturbing and serious and he's profoundly chock. he's worked with the east bay congresswoman barbara lee and he helps the supervisor jane kim win a seat on the board in 2010. the pentagon this morning raised its threat level in five years from new terrorist threats from the isis crew. that means more security guards and more unexpected drills across the country.

isis followers in the us are being urged to attack us troops and their families. >> right now they're using the social website, social media to entice these people to go away and learn how to fight or attack people in this country. >> isis put out a hit lit targeting the names and home addresses of 100 u.s. military personnel. u.s. military commanders, they say want everyone to be on alert. >> let's turn to the news at a game one a piece, the warriors have an important game against the grizzlies. they arrived last night in memphis. once the team landed the players went right to work. the warriors posted this video of their practice at the home of the grizzlies. this is named the grind house. they know there could be more physical play than normal because some of the grizzly

players he might have hit michael connolly in game 2, he was wearing a face mask because of facial fracture. >> it was going to happy with me regardless. if they were happy with me, they got another problem. >> the way to help the grizzly fans and stand in solidarity with mike connolly they're handing out towels and a face mask. game 4 is monday at 6:30 and today is 4:00 our time. and game 6 if necessary is going to be played in memphis, game 7 at oracle. it's the largest single day where you can drop off food. it's the annual stamp out hunger event. it's for those who struggle to put food on the table every day. the stamp out hunger drive

collected more than 800,000 pounds of food for bay area food banks and here is a look at the bags at the post office provided again to participate. all you have to do is fill this bag with nonperishable food items and place it in your mailbox or right by your mailbox. letter carriers will collect the donations and you can drop your donation off at your local post office. tonight the san francisco international beer festival begins at for the mason, the annual festival features international and local craft brewers, you can get paring beer with food. for the past 30 years, the beer festival has been the primary festival for the nursery school. that school is run by parents who organize the event every year. for more information on today's beer fest head to k tv you felt.com and click on web links. a father and his two young children are back home after

they met missing in the sierra. and check out that sweet little face, we're going to introduce you to our pet of the day, we're going to tell you what makes this kitten so special and how you can help find it a loving home. [ music ]

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[ music ] welcome back thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. giving you a live look of the east bay hills. the low clouds have managed to work their way all the way through, even portions of the delta this morning, and to the right, the obscure mount diablo. these clouds will clear, i will tell you when coming up in just a bit. >> mother's day will be special

for this family, they were rescued in the sierra. they're all safely back home in alameda county, after being stranded for two days during their sierra camping trip. their truck slid off a narrow road. the dad an experienced camper made sure there was enough supplies and food for the kids. >> they had a 5-gallon of water and food it eat. they had a tent, but no place to put it up. >> a national guard helicopter spotted the missing trio and they helped air lift them out of the wilderness. >> what was the best thing? >> riding the helicopter. >> what was that like? >> good. >> was it scary or crazy? >> it was not scary. >> not scary? >> no, it had to be noisy right? >> not noisy, i got ear plugs.

>> it sounds like he had a good time. when the family went missing, they flew from the bay area and hawaii. the entire family will now be together to celebrate mother's day. time to take a look at some of the morning's front page. here is the hell? san francisco, oakland car dealers feeling abandoned. you can see the windows boarded up there and the bottom front windshield smashed up. they're cleaning up one week after violent protests in oakland. thousands pay tribute to an officer who was killed in the line of duty last weekend. tears from family and and salute from brothers in blue. several officers from right here in the bay area were in new york to attend his service yesterday. and in the front page of the tahoe daily tribune, rolling through, you can see the cycles

of the starting line, the engine tour took riders through heavenly and steep grades, snow and rain was organized in time for the start. and the men's engine starts tomorrow in sacramento. >> feel ignorant. i didn't realize there was a women's tour. >> how is cycling weather today? >> it's going to be nice and cool in most areas. we'll get some afternoon sunshine and temperatures will be warm, if you go inland. outside of that, we have just a very cool to mild forecast, along the coast and around the bay. let's check in on some of these numbers, low 50s outside your door around santa rosa, a oakland this morning, 53 in livermore, san jose, checking at 54 degrees, very widespread, all the way inland for the morning hours, the marine layer quite deep. the westerly breeze continuing

for today. seeing it through the delta, not too strong, but it is there. 72 degrees expect in the afternoon, 76 in st. helena. if you like it mild and cheer, this is the place to be. you get closer to the water, look at those numbers, 63 in sausalito and 59 at boynton beach. and 68 in oakland this morning, and upper 60 in san leandro and we shift into the 70s, 74 for danville and walnut creek, antioch and present ton wood 75 degrees. and livermore. low 70s, santa clara and san jose and morgan hill, a beautiful day, mostly sunny in saratoga, 74 for you, upper 60s for santa cruz. it's the warmest time of the day. 72 degrees this afternoon for redwood city, upper 60s san

mateo. san francisco a cool one, 61 in the afternoon. if you're going to see the giants play, it will be cool for the evening hours. i'll have a look at the forecast coming up next. upper 50s expected in daily city as well as pacifica and half moon bay. it's picking up, the winds for the afternoon, 15 to 20 miles per hour. partly cloudy skies expected and sun will set closer to 8:15. the bay area weekend always in viewers notice there's a minor warmup coming your way if you're in the inland areas, mid- to upper 70s in the forecast today as would he get into your mother's day eh around the bay and the coast not a lot of change. mostly cloudy skies are expected to remain for the weekend. inside the bay afternoon sunshine expected, upper 60s, temperatures fall off wednesday being the coolest day with increasing clouds and upper 60s

in the forecast, a 10-degree drop expected as we expect to get through the rest of the week. all right. rosemary, i'm falling in love with this sweet kitten that's come in. it's time to bring our about it pet this beth who is here to tell us her story. my gosh, she's a love. >> she's so cute. >> how old is destiny. >> she's five weeks old, female, she came to us with a severely injured leg. >> she has three legs. >> yes. >> surgery. >> yes. >> so, we decided to amputate the leg to enhance her, you know quality of life, she has a sister that looks just like her, so, we hope to hopefully adopt them out together. the surgery went well and she'll lead a totally normal life. >> people want to know what happened to her, do we know? >> we don't know for sure,

other siblings became with detached limbs as well. we're hoping that it happened possibly through the umbilical cord, that you know the mom had complications hopefully during birthing, we're hoping of course, it wasn't intentionally done. we're hoping that this was just something that happened as an accident. >> but in terms of this kitten she couldn't be sweeter. it is kitten season as you mentioned. >> it's true, we have 80 kittens in foster care right now. we hope and ask the community to bring the kittens with the mom, that way they have the mother, it makes it easier to foster, it gives them a better chance of developing. >> and some of these, the video that we're looking at, it's kitten season everywhere. >> so, in terms of finding them the perfect home, just looking for someone who loves cats? >> yeah.

>> in terms of destiny, when is she ready to go to a new home. certainly every time she gets a little bit of face time, look at that face, i watt be destiny, when is she ready to be adopted? >> she'll be ready in thee or four, we. we want her to recover from her surgery, she's on limited playtime until next week and then she'll be ready to jump around again and so we'll spay her in three or four weeks and then she'll be ready to go. >> for a normal life. good for her. thanks you for coming in. >> thank you. >> for more information on destiny go to our website and click on the pet of the day of the morning it had 2 section of our home page. up close and personal experience at yellowstone national park, what caused them to take off running for safety. and the water will be flowing in water world in

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montana fish and wildlife. there were sites on -- sights on a bridge, a mama bear and her cubs others ran for their cars and others snapped a photo. no one was injured in this incident. tourists need to be careful now that bear season has officially kicked off. the water will be turned on at water world california in concord this morning. you'll notice changes out there. a spokesperson from the park say they spend $2 million on upgrades this year to cut backwater use during the drought. one includes new water filters designed to reduce the water lost during filtration and treatment and they applied seal and the to pools and slides and turned off nonessential water features. >> you can come and you're being water conscious and our guests won't notice any

difference on their experience. >> the water will be recirculated and with the new filters, the park says it will measure the success at the end of the season. >> later today elected officials will meet to talk about possible solutions to the ongoing water crisis, the water summit will be at the santa clara convention center. they'll collaborate and talk about ways to regulate water use. we're less than 30 days from the world cup. more excitement from fans from the bay area. and the local event that will prepare the women's national team for the big game. >> i would do everything i could if i could save my son. >> her son was killed near uc santa barbra, how she's taking a stand for better security at college campuses. >> we're joined by mostly cloudy skies, they're fairly widespread as we get into the afternoon, sun in i for most.

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they tracked him from his san jose home. the arrest comes day after a surveillance video shows a man following a 13-year-old girl home from school and pushing his way inside the house. there's no bart service between fruitvale and the coliseum station. passengers can board special shuttle buses but bart is warning riders their trips could take longer than usual. it allows people to repair old equipment and tracks between those two stations. resurfacing work is beginning on the bridge. they close the lanes at 7:00. the entire bridge is expected to remain closed until monday morning. the san mateo bridge is closed right now. a lot of people will be using alternate routes. we can show you that no cars are getting through here. this will continue all weekend long. they'll do it on the weekend of

memorial day. alternate routes are the dunbarton bridge bring and the bay bridge. you can look at the -- dunbarton bridge and the bay bridge. this cloche certificate in effect until monday at 5:00 a.m. although sometimes they finish up the work early and they open it up early. you can count on the bridge being back open for the monday morning commute. >> sal will keep an eye on that, i was outside yesterday and it was cool, gray, but really pretty outside, it was kind of nice. >> yeah. >> i wish it just rained. >> that's what i say, if it's going to be cloudy, might as well be rain. >> i agree claudia, giving you a live look, the clouds are well inland, almost everybody waking up with gray skies this morning. i'll show you the few isolated areas, at least within the bay area that has sunshine. you can see, from this satellite view, just how widespread it is, we have it along the coast, we have it

inside the bay, north bay south bay and into the east bay, if i zoom in a little closer, i'll show you who is waking up with sunshine this morning, antioch, we have mostly sunny skies, we've given you a live shot of mt. diablo, it's covered with clouds, it looks like it's peeling back as i speak. on the east side we've got sunny case s we're looking at mostly sunny skies for today. it's going to be mostly cloudy along the coast. cloud cover will be in place, most of us starting out warmer than where we were yesterday morning by 70 tease, a few degrees around the bay, 8 degrees around your door in napa but mostly cloudy skies, it doesn't feel warmer out there. 51 in napa, low 50s san francisco, 51 in novato, 54 hayward and 54 mountain view. we'll take a shift into the east bay, we'll look at the

conditions in antioch, 52 degrees for you and i have an idea that you are actually going to warm a lot faster than the rest of us, when we have that cloud cover overhead, it's typical for the numbers to budge. upper 60s into the east bay, you go inland and it's nice and mild with warmer locations getting into the upper 70s for today. areas like antioch and pittsburg, i'll have the numbers on it and all the details and show you the mother's day forecast in just a bit. a bay area mother who lost her son last year in the rampage at uc santa barbra, she's written a letter asking for better security on all college campuses. she's been trying to prepare for the first mother's day without her son. george chen was killed by

elliot rodger? >> i would give everything i could and give away my own life 100 times if i could save my son. she wrote this open letter to all mothers on mother's day, she believes with enough support she is going to get a law enforcement, or get law enforcement to be more vigilant on college campuses, she's calling for background checks for student housing. >> we cannot afford another -- and come out some day and slaughter hundreds of children. we cannot afford it. . >> be aware of the warning signs of their children, and she will not be at peace until campus security is improved. they are calling subsequentification of the strict and the eviction of long time residents. according to a study by the

mission economic development agency 8,000 latinos have left the mission and 200 units built in the area since 2006 have been considered affordable. >> i've been here i can't afford san francisco where i was born and raised, it's heartbreaking, you can't be where all your memories and feelings and love, it's really difficult. >> the mayor says four affordable housing projects are in the mission that would allow 300 new homes. protestors say that's not enough, they're demanding 2500. tourists come to see the iconic sites like the golden gate bridge annal da straz, they are coming for the diversity and sports and growing number of food options. now, is a critical time of change for oakland. >> the marketing team to visit

oakland, convincing tourists to come to the city should be easy. >> we have architecture, green space, diversity, culture, everything that a city really wants. >> lawrence is a developer who wants to open up a hotel in downtown oakland. >>y there's a need and i want to be on the front line of that need. >> oakland's hotel occupancy rate at 80%, the average national average is 62, there's a problem. >> you should probably have 15,000 rooms in the downtown corridor and less than 5. >> you're noting it to get sales because you don't have anywhere to put them. >> you bring up sales force and sales force is here and oakland is full. >> it's at a tipping point for change and for growth. >> rents are getting high enough to allow people to develop new housing and that's occurring, we have 11,000 housing units in the pipeline. i didn't think six months i would say that the office is

viable, but an office is becoming viable. the sears building will set the market i believe. >> do you think oakland has been aggressive enough? >> no i think we're getting behind. >> compared to san francisco marketing budget with oakland. >> it's between 30 and 35 million. >> and you have 2 million? >> and we have 2 million. >> and although teams talk about leaving. >> i'm hopeful that the teams are going to stay. >> are they worried about it? >> yes, they are. one of the challenges is funding, oakland has a bad history and reputation. >> he's determined to make it part of his future. >> i want it to be a place that the locals can enjoy. >> it's time for the city to tell its story. >> we haven't told the other stories. >> stories of diversity, foodies, techies and an experience that only oakland can offer. >> also the bay area as a whole

is showing record breaking growth with bay area visitors spending more than $30 million. disneyland may be in southern california, but you can find the heart of walt disney right here in the bay area. the walt disney family museum is located in san francisco. the interactive exhibit has 40,000 square feet of all things disney, it went to debunk myths likuality was frozen in 1966 and it was founded by his daughter in 1969. >> it doesn't matter how big or how small, she wanted to tell the true story of her father and illustrate all the peaks and valleys of his life and accomplishments. >> the museum is a treasure trove filled with items likuality's train and the first

drawings of mickey mouse and the challenges he faced. >> they would laugh at him when he set out to make an animated feature. he mortgaged everything to do it. same thing with disney world. >> decades after his death, he is a cultural icon and an inspiration to people around the world. >> the women's world cup begins next month in canada and the us women's soccer team will be right here in the bay area. they'll be taking on ireland and on display, there will be bay area stars, they both went to stanford, the women's team is getting support from the creators of the simpsons, michelle sat down with some of the girls to get their insight on their upcoming matches leading to the world cup. >> the 2015 world cup is a

month away. and the simpsons paid tribute by turning three of the players into life-size characters. >> you got a big smile. >> i think it's valuable that they wanted to be part of the journey this summer. >> so many people are excited for the summer as excited as we are. i think that's really cool to see that translate from the men's game to the women's fail and how much it's continued to, how much the women's game can gain attention. >> i do have the results from last week's vote. >> they're promoting tie ins with "american idol" and they'll generate more media and fan attention. >> it's important force for us to do these things and put faces out there, not just for individual likenesses but for the team. we can brand ourselves as one nation one team sort of thing. >> if we can have it on one ground, some of the players

household names. when i retire, i know the team is going to be in god hands. it's putting their front forward and giving us all of this opportunity to be icons. >> the count down to the women's world cup begins this sunday when the us team plays ireland in san jose, california, the first of a 3- game send off series. >> i think it's amazing to see how big the stage has been set. i think the attention that this team has got is excited to may. they're playing for all the people out this that is supporting us. >> what's interesting about the send off serious game, as anxious as fans to watch for the world cup to begin, we're anxious and excited. these games are the last times that we can tune up, the last time so we can see different formation. >> the women's world cup begins

june 6th, in hollywood michelle, fox news. >> good luck to the girls who come tomorrow. >> game # of the playoffs come at 8:00. scott is going to have a live report for memphis, it's more what the warriors are going to do for the day's game. >> it's looking a little like winter out there in the sierra. how much we got from the latest storm and what it means for one big resort.

. welcome back, oklahoma and other states in the great plains are praising for more

severe weather today. it comes days after severe weather produced 50 tornadoes in the plays. take a look at this damage in oklahoma city. 13 people were injured, two of those people are in critical condition. winds from tropical storm ana are getting stronger as they approach the us coast according to the u.s. national hurricane center in miami. winds reached 60 miles per hour and the storm is centered about 150 miles off the beach of myrtle beach south carolina, and it's headed for north and south carolina. there are warnings of rough currents and it's expected to deliver two to four inches of rain over the weekend. a cold spring storm has produced the kind of snowfall we lacked in january and february. take a look at it this. it's winter again in yosemite national park. more than 20 inches of snow

fell. that means you may have to postpone for the picnic. this is the water shed for san francisco's water supply. and mammoth mountain got enough snow to push its plants this weekend. they got a foot of new snow. the new snow will let them keep four lifts operating for another week, maybe even longer. so some moms perhaps grabbing their skis and heading to the slope nor mother's day. >> we've already moved on. people are planting their seeds for spring flowers and then we get snow. >> we did a story about that a couple of days ago saying they were fuss straightened. you have to get it out of your head and we're moving on ahead to spring and summer and maybe not, we'll dump it on to you. >> i had a friend who needed to drive her daughter to a

volleyball tournament and they said you know it's snowing in the sierra. >> what? >> you never, never know. look before you go. giving you a live look here at the bay area and into san francisco, plenty of gloom going on, may gray as we call it. and it's widespread. the overcast is going to continue through the morning hours. we'll be sunny away from the coast as we get into the second part of the morning and into the afternoon. it will be a little slow burn off, but we'll get there and we'll be mostly cloudy for the entire day and the temperatures will be cool to mild depending on where you are going to be. 52 at half moon bay, 53 in sfo and low 50s in napa novato and santa rosa and livermore checking in at 53, it's an onshore breeze, it's a light one and it will pick up in areas like san francisco if you go to see the giants play, a quite robust sea breeze

expected today. 55 for palo alto and 52 for areas like wood side and 52 morgan hill, 54 for gilroy and saratoga this morning you're checking in at 54 as well. afternoon highs, low 60s to low 0s, farther inland, st. helena, upper 60s, 74 for pleasanton, upper 70s for antioch, love that kind of weather. that's your kind of weather, you know where to go or are you know where to be. 73 santa clara, if you like it cool, head towards the coast, upper 50s, pacifica and half moon bay, with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, 61 for san francisco, the giants play later today, 58 degrees with again that onshore breeze picking up for the second half, ten to 20 miles per hour

expected at at&t park with partly cloudy skies, the extended forecast just a minor warmup as we get to the second part of the weekend and mother's day, and around the coast and the bay it's going to continue to be cool. mostly cloudy at the coast, mostly sunny in the afternoon and the bay and the afternoon communities, temperatures falling off once again, upper 60 to near 70 degrees, cooler than that, around the bay, upper 50s to low 60s expected along the coast. 7:50 here are a look at the stories trending this morning. the nfl will suspend new england quarterback and tom brady in the "deflate-gate" scandal. the nfl has concluded from evidence gathered in appointed investigation that brady cheated. it's unknown how many games he would be suspended for. the patriots are fearful it could be as long as 6 to 8

games. mother's day is tomorrow and many bay area businesses are gathering up to celebrate. mother's day spending is expected to reach $21 billion. the highest in 12 years. many people are expected to head out to a restaurant for a nice meal. and flour shops are expecting last minute orders. >> it's more of a gift thing and more of a spending time thing. >> it's a sharing of time together. >> americans will be spending an average of $172 on their mothers, if you're looking to save money, head on over to san francisco's exploratorium because admission is free. >> mothers to be have a new list to consider for baby names. they've released the top baby names. noah took the number 1 spot.

liam mason and jacob and william rounded up the top five. emma came in for girls, and isabel and ava and it's not changed much in the past two years. and a 11-year-old boy in cupertino will be compete fog are the national geographic bee. >> washington. >> this video shows this boy naming all the state capitols when he was 3 years old. he's one of 54 finalists in grades 4 through 8 competing for a $50,000 college scholarship. the final competitors will advance to the final round on wednesday. a first of its kind in the nation, what is no longer allowed in the ballpark. maps

six baltimore police officers charged in connection with the death of freddie gray filed motion asking a judge to dismiss the case. they say they're victims of overzealous prosecution and asked the state's attorney to be placed with an independent prosecutor. he suffered a fatal spinal injury while in police custody. >> we'll seek a court enforceable agreement to

address those issues. >> the department of justice will investigate the baltimore police department. hillary clinton spent more time in the bay area to raise money for her campaign. it was at the home of e-bay john and his wife ellen. 200 people came to that event and heard her speak about a number of issues. it was her second bay area visit this week. she was in san francisco wednesday for two other fundraisers. the largest professional cycling race starts tomorrow, the first stage of the am general tour of california and it will start and finish in the building in sacramento. it will stop in the bay area on tuesday in san jose. the am general tour finishes -- am gen tour for women, katie hall won the loop around lake

tahoe. she belonged to the uc berkeley cycling team before turning pro. the fifth inning, josh reddick has a fast ball. 419 feet, it's his fifth hole of the year. seattle was side in the second. he rips one to center, it's a walk off homer. madison bum gardner on the field. casey mcgee was making noise, not for long. high fly ball deep to left center. that's a grand slam, 4-0, giants. he struck out 8 over six innings to win the third game of the season. the giants win 6-0. chewing tobacco will not be allowed at athletic fields across san francisco including the ballpark. the newer ordinance was signed

into law yesterday and will take affect january 1st. it's for the tobacco free kids campaign. it's the first city to take tobacco out of baseball because major league ballplayers are unionized, they can't ban tobacco use unless there's an agreement with the players association. your time 7:58 and stamping out hunger, what the u.s. postal service is doing today and the need and how you can help. >> i'm scott, and i'm in rainy memphis, tennessee, a game coming up between the grizzlies and the warriors. you're looking at what will be the team and they're set to practice. we'll have a full report after this.

well, a busy weekend in the bay area and this morning we have a heads up for all you drivers out there. a bridge closure is under way right now and it's going to be in place all weekend long. we'll tell you what's being done and how you can get around it. mornings on 2 continues. . welcome back to mornings on 2, it's saturday may 9, i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike me back. it was range in memphis, we saw

that picture of scott in memphis. rosemary is on deck and no rain out there, it's very dark, excuse me. >> we'll check in with her a little bit. >> it's a little gray but not that dark. >> counting down to game time, nine hours away from tipoff to the golden state warriors taking off the memphis grizzlies, scott is with the warriors for this lovely weekend. scott, i guess you can say you're in a wet start a little bit before today's big game. >> reporter: yeah, mike, no question about it. elvins may not have left the building, he's inside the building because it's been raining cats and dogs here for a couple of hours. in fact, our supervideographer chip vaughn got us video and the theme, we have thunder, lightning and all kinds of

stuff. we were supposed to be like this. really the rain storms caught everyone behind. we don't have rosemary out in memphis, they weren't expecting the thunderstorms early in this degree, early in the day, they were supposed to dissipate midday, it's basketball so they play it indoors anyway, not a big deal. as for the warriors, the team arrived 4:00 memphis time. we if the a practice session in. certainly the attitude among the team is no nonsense after the debacle of game 2. this will be no surprises in terms of mike connolly. they're dotting the mask in game 2, they took some folks, the warriors by surprise, not only how well he played and scoring 22 points, he was a big factor in that game, the warriors will be ready for him. the warriors don't have to

travel to get to the fedex forum. here we have the warriors tv hotel the westin, you can see the team buses which moments from now, the warriors will be boarding to go to practice. yes, they bus the 90 street across the street to get to fedex forum, partially because of the rain and partially they'll go in a separate entrance in the throngs of basketball fans. we have a couple of fans inside getting autographs and meet their heroes and getting set to game 3 tonight at fedex forum. >> in regards to game 2, what popped for me is the 20 turnovers. what popped is swarming defense from the grizzlies. >> i think that is probably first and foremost, 20 turnovers is unacceptable. they share the ball so well. the assists were down, the turnover is way up, it's not a formula for success at any

level. they didn't play well in game 2, they had a terrible night. i imagine they will be much more on point in tonight's game. by the way i don't want to bog you down with numbers mike, in the history of the nba playoff game, the seer, they have gone on to win the series 82% of the time. this one is big tonight. >> it's a big one, hopefully this will be a classic in the favor of the golden state warriors. >> have a good game out there, scott, thanks for hanging out with us this morning. let's go to rosemary, there you are. a little rain in memphis, clouds in the bay area too. >> if scott could bring back some of that rain. we're gloomy out here, we're cool and breezy, but no rain to speak of. as i point you out towards san francisco, you can see the cloud cover there, we are socked in pretty good. widespread from the northeast

south. we had it in most places, i had to go to antioch to get the sunshine this morning. it will be a slow burnoff. we'll be mostly cloudy for today. low 50s in san francisco and most of us in the 50s, 53 oakland, 55 in livermore, mid- 50s san jose. for the second half of the afternoon, plan your day depending on how you like the weather, cloudy and cool, 61 in san francisco, 56 in pacifica 67 in oakland, you go inland mostly sunny and mild. 76 for concord and 74 in napa and into the south bay 73 degrees for san jose. a little change in the forecast for your mother's day, we'll see a slight warmup to some of your inland locations, i'll have a look at that and the extended forecast coming up. >> we will see you soon. >> the san mateo hayward bring is saving for upgrades, the

cars drive that bridge every day. the bridge is shut down to traffic. that's because it's part of a $39 million project to resurface that bridge and have energy efficient lights. it was closed at 10:00 last night. workers are resurfacing the road and applying protective coating to the debt structure and providing routine maintenance, let's give you a live look at the span right now. you see caltrans crews and arrows and no cars, it's vital to the longevity of the bridge which opened in october of 196. >> that's a long time it be exposed to the elements, the bridge is in good shape and let's make sure it stays that way. >> caltrans says closing the bridge allowed crews to do the work quickly and safely. drivers that cross that bridge on a regular basis, they agree they need maintenance, but some wondered if this particular weekend was the right time to

did it. >> it will affect my commute. >> it's bad idea, mother's day weekend, how many families are going to try to cross this side of the bay over here on mother's day weekend. >> caltrans is planning to reopen the bridge no later than 5:00 on monday morning, sometimes they do finish a little early, the span will be shut down memorial day after that, the resurfacing will be done by monday. this is the bay bridge, one of the alternate routes, one of the major ones, it's still early, traffic is moving in smoothly on this saturday morning. other options to get around, dunbarton and highway 237 on the south bay. bart is warning their ride could take longer. there's no bart service today and tomorrow between fruitvale and coliseum stations while there is a bus bridge they'll

have to make and allow for transfers. it guides trains from one track to another, the switch is causing trains to reduce their speed when they pass through certain areas due to safety and there will be more service disruptions through august. police have arrested a san hoe hey man accused of attacking a 13-year-old girl and a 28-year-old woman. they tracked him to his san jose man. the arrest came after surveillance video showed a man following a 13-year-old girl from home and pushing into her house. he attempted to attack her and he tried to attack a woman in a restaurant at a restaurant last month. >> he's a sexual predator, in my opinion, he's a monster. >> get him off the streets. >> it's scary, especially if you have middle school kids.

i have two daughters that are college age, i don't want anyone near them. >> he faces bergblurring layer sexual assault and imprisonment. >> shock and disbelief among san francisco political leaders as a promnant political leader is arrested for child pornography charges. he is expected to be arrested on five felony counts on distribution and child pornography possession. he helped the mayor on a campaign to go after the job for good. he was working on the mayor's current re-election campaign until he was let go after his arrest. >> if you commit a crime, whatever extent that may be, whoever you are, or your political ties are, you're going to be held accountable. >> the mayor ed lee's office said it terminated ties to him

and the firm, he calls the charges seriously and says he's profoundly shocked. he's worked with east bay congresswoman barbara lee and helped jane kim win a seat on the board in 2010. an east bay family was rescued in the sierra, and mother's day will be special this year. the family are all safely back home after being stranded for two days during their sierra camping trip. they were coming back when their truck slid off a narrow road. they were rescued by a national guard chopper. >> what was the best thing you did. >> riding the helicopter. >> what was that like? >> good. >> was it kind of crazy, was it scary? >> it was not scary. >> not scary? >> no. >> it had to be noisy? >> not noisy. they had ear plugs. >> not noisy, not scary.

it was good. >> when the family didn't concern, they flew from new york and hawaii, there's one silver lining to all of this the entire family will be together to celebrate mother's day. >> it's the largest single day food drive in the nation. today you can help families in need to help drop off canned food at the mailbox. today marks the annual stamped out event, for those who struggle to put food every day. they collected 800,000 pounds of food for bay area food bank and here is a look at the bags for the post office again, to participate all have you to do is fill this bag with nonperishable food items and place it right there, and the carriers will collect the donations and deliver them to local food banks, you can drop your donation off at your local post office. >> well, red tagged, 8:11,

they're coming up at 8:30, residents are expecting a second night at their home. we'll tell you what happened when three bears got too close to tourists at yellowstone national park.

it's 50s around the bay at this time. mostly cloudy for most of us. that sunshine will begin to pull through. i will show you when coming up. >> who is ready for a cup of coffee. it's been made in the bay for almost 100 years. fear less could have is still made here. i took a look behind this at this local institution. >> if there's one thing that the family who beat peerless coffee agrees on. >> i love coffee. i love it. >> i love the taste, i love the stories and the people, i love it all. >> but peerless is more than about coffee, it's about family. you can find george and sonja

run the office. >> no these kids do better than i do. >> if you want faces to light up, have her give you a tour of the coffee museum. >> i'm true norwegian, we're coffee people, we have been all our lives. >> it feels like a perfect fit. >> it was, it did. >> it wasn't the real car, but it's similar, he roasted it in the morning and he loaded it up and delivered it to his restaurant. >> he immigrated from yugoslavia and he didn't want to take on all of this. >> i wanted to be in the f.b.i. >> we expanded half a dozen times around the neighborhood. >> never left over. >> no, really don't want. to it's been good to my family. >> and while he didn't force them, his children are now running the 90-year-old company. >> scoop it over and you smell the aroma and the grinds will

fall to the bottom. >> george is president. >> you slurp and zip that's what it's called. >> christina is executive vice president. >> i wanted to be my own boss but george is my boss, so, i'm not really my own boss. >> how is it to work with your brother? >> it's great. >> it's been a journey that's lasted almost a century, a business that has outlasted many others. >> most family businesses get bought by private equity or fall by the way, side. >> we buy the best coffee of anyone the whole time, we have got great tastes all the time. >> the goal is to make the perfect cup of coffee. >> oh, holy moley, hundreds of millions of cups of coffee. >> a lot. >> well, tonight the san francisco international beer festival kicks off at fort mason. they have 100 international and

locally crafted bruise. you can get tips on paring beer with food. it's been the primary fundraiser for nursery school h it's run by organizers who have this events every year. there is now a new online community, it will help you make up this happy hour. there is a variety of recipes depending on your taste. if you're a home brewer, you can post your own recipes on the site and make extra money. the difference is when you buy the recipe, kit lab will send you all the ingredients you need. >> for me that's a great opportunity, you get a chance to disseminate that recipe and test it in the marketplace and get an idea of what it's going to be and how well it will do. >> they believe it will make

$20 to $100 as long as their recipe is posted on the site and as long as it's selling kits. >> interesting. >> the time is now 8:18 and time to head to rosemary who has made it back inside. is it cold out there. >> it's a little cool and breezy, when it's cloudy. >> you'll need a light jacket, if you're stepping outside for your cup of coffee, walking the dog, if you're going for the weather, a cool light breeze, giving a live look, the clouds are starting to part. good morning to you, we'll have sunshine away from the coast today. along the coast it will be gray and cool, and that onshore breeze is going to continue, even picking up for the second half of the afternoon, that sea breeze along coast and inside the bay, anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour is expected, be prepared for that if this is the place to be. temperatures were up because of the cloud cover, now, we're beginning to see that shift

because without the sunshine, we start to fall behind, oakland down between 10 to 12, and we got more sunshine farther inland, but for most of us along the coast inside the bay, northeast and south, a lot of cloud cover, 59 degrees right now, 53 in oakland, 54 sfo and half moon bay, it's a cool start in novato, 51 for you, 52 in napa, these numbers are not bad at all. when you add the cloud cover and the light onshore breeze, it feels a bit chilly for some. 56 in pittsburg, 55 in antioch, it's still nice outside your door already. giving you a look the cloud cover is still 10:00, still having a hard time over the north bay, inside the bay, i think the east bay we'll be dealing with it as well. we'll burn back by about noontime. we're looking at mostly sunny skies away from the coast. it will hug most of the coast

for the entire day. we have 50s along the coast and 50s along the bay and well inland and you have to get into the sacramento valley to see the 80s, 72 in novato, 63 for sausalito, a cool breezy 59 at stenson beach. upper 60s in oakland, 75 in pleasanton, 77 for walnut creek and 77 for brentwood. 74 morgan hill and sunnyvale will warm to 72. 72 redwood city, and 58 for daley city. temperatures will be warming as we get into the mother's day sunday along the coast and around the bay little to know change expected for the day, and temperatures falling off once again, and farther out thursday thursday into friday, we'll have another system drop

in similar to what we had this past thursday, we'll be tracking that. >> you got a question, you saw bear cubs coming at you would you stop or take a picture and run. >> i loved your response last time around. >> i seen this video making its way around and people have said, they've been mad at those tourists for not getting out of their way. >> this is at yellowstone national park, they're taking pictures of the scenery, this was provide provided by montana fish and wild and that mama bear and cubs, they come running down the streets and many ran for the cars and others stopped and started to take pictures, no one was injured and fish and wildlife said tourists need to be careful because it's bear season. >> you can see back, you can see all the way back, there were a bunch of cars blocked if the roadway and i think there were some people, fish and

wildlife saying hey, be careful, you can see all the cameras, the bears were freaked out because they couldn't get off that bridge, so the message is, leave them alone, go away, get in your car because they're unpredictable. >> so run for sure. >> run. >> the answer is run. 8:23, big changes are coming to a water park in the east bay. >> we took a look at how we can improve the overall operation of the park. >> up next, what water world in concord is doing with the record drought.

. the water well will be turned on at water world this season. you'll notice changes out there this season. they spent $2 million on upgrades to help cut backwater use during the drought. one upgrade includes new water filters designed to reduce the amount of water lost during filtration and treatment and they applied seal and the to their pools and slides and -- sealan it. it their pools and slides. >> you won't notice any difference on their experience. >> all the water will be recirculated and with the new filters, the park says it will measure the success at the end of the season. >> later today elected officials from throughout the

south bay, they're going to talk about solutions for this ongoing water crisis, this is being held from 1:00 a.m. to 2 mm. the summit will give elected officials a chance to collaborate and talk about ways to regulate water use. a bay area who lost her child near the uc university at santa barbra. >> i can't have peace because nothing has been done. >> what she's doing to make sure security has improved on college campuses. and san francisco city hall, what protestors are demanding from the mayor and how he is responding.

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san francisco international beer festival wants it today, this festival features 100 international local craft brewers, we'll check in with her in just a few minutes. maybe she has her own little school there like norm did. >> i love that music. >> welcome back to mornings on two. >> i'm mike me back. >> we want to give you a quick look at your weather and a good day for the beer festival, sit back and a light sweat shirt, it's going to be cloudy and breezy and we have temperatures

on the rise slowly, some of us with the cloud cover still in place, we're going to see temperatures only in the 50s today, i'm talking in the coastline. the sun is beginning to break through. most of us with mostly cloudy skies, very widespread this morning, take a look for yourself. from the coast inside the bay, over parts of the north bay, east bay, widespread into the south bay as well. it's going to pull back and we'll be with mostly sunny skies away from the coastline today. if you are going to be along coast, expect it to be gray the entire day, inside the bay, it begins to burn away, and by lunch time we're looking very good. we're waking up with mostly sunny skies this morning, as well as oakley and discovery bay, you have to get to the east side of mount diablo, eventually we'll fin to see it at least away from the coast. 13 miles per hour, concord reporting 12 and this afternoon, the sea breeze is

going to pick up a cool breezy one in areas like half moon bay for today. 50 degrees right now. 54 sfo and san francisco only warming to 61. a ten degree climb for the entire day, mid-50s in walnut creek and med 70s for you this afternoon. it will feel mostly mild with mostly sunny skies. 52 in belmont, one more shift into the south bay, 52 for morgan hill and 55 in saratoga and 58 in sunnyvale. i'll have a look at the mother's day forecast coming up. the time is 8:32, a bay area mother who lost her son yesterday in the uc santa barbra has written a letter to all mothers asking for their help to improve security on college campuses, kelly wang has been trying to prepare herself for her first mother's day without her son.

he was one of the first people killed by elliot rodger. >> i would do everything i could and give away my own life 100 times if i could save my son. >> that is why she wrote an open letter to all mothers on this mother's day, she believes with enough support she'll get law enforcement to be more vigilant on college campuses and is calling for background checks on student housing. >> we cannot have another one come out and slaughtering hundreds of children. we cannot afford that. >> she's asking parents to be more aware of warning signs in their children. she will not be able to find peace until campus security is improved. hundreds of people came out in san francisco to protest the gentrification of the mission district and eviction of long

time residents. >> according to a study by the development agency 8,000 latinos have left the mission since the year 2000 and since 2006, only 200 units have been affordable. >> it's heartbreaking, i can't afford to live where i grew up. you can't be where your feelings and memories and love, everything, it's really difficult. >> the mayor says for affordable housing projects, four affordable housing projects are in the works and they say it's not enough. they need more like 2500. imperial towers is red tagged because of safety concerns. they are investigating a number of issues, drinking water made

them sick. the water is contaminated with bacteria by assuming. stagnant water in the lines running from a vacant first floor is to blame. the attorney for the owner said their tests came back negative, but one tenant we talked to isn't convinced. >> i haven't heard them say that yet, but with so many people being sick, i wouldn't believe it. they're paying for their attorneys to pay at a motel 6 until the safety concerns are resolved. hullery clinton, the democratic presidential candidate spent time in the bay area to raise money for her campaign. she spent time at the home of the ceo of e-bay and they took pictures of clinton and heard her speak about a number of issues. tickets cost $2700 each. she was in san francisco on

wednesday for two other fundraisers. the six people involved in the death of freddie gray, the police officers asked the judge to dismiss the case. they say they're victims of overzealous prosecution and asked for the state's attorney to be replaced with an independent prosecutor. freddie gray suffered a spinal injury while in the custody of police. >> if unsafe or abuse practices were find we'll find a court enforceable agreement to find those issues. loretta lynch said they'll investigate the baltimore police department. there's an event today that can cut down on number of catalytic converter thefts. they've been on the rise, they want the platinum and other precious metals in that car part. they're holding an event to etch your license plate number on your catalytic converter.

that will cut down on the theft because the device will be easily identified if stolen. >> the event begins at 9:00. the etching is free of charge. a judge has declared a mistrial in a case involving a disappearance of a six-year-old boy. he days married in 199. he was one of the first children pictured on a milk carton. a man named pedro heroin diaz confessed to murdering the boy. and the jury was unable to reach a verdict and the boy's father is not happy. >> how much time does he have to confess before someone believes him. >> they voted 11-1 for a hold

out. he said he was concerned about the mental health at the time of the confession. >> they're going to set a new trial date. in the meantime hernandez will remain in jail. a 11-year-old boy from cupertino will be competing for the national geographic bee. >> what is it again. >> washington. >> and who can do it that fast? he's naming all the state capitols when he was just three years old. he's one of 54 finalists competing for a $50,000 college scholarship. the contest starts on monday, the top ten competitors will advance to a final round on wednesday. >> the women's world cup kicks off next month in canada but tomorrow the bay area plays host to the women's soccer team. they'll be taking on ireland at the new observation, there's a heavy bay area influence on the

us women's team and it's cal alum and alex morgan, they went to stanford, and they grew up in the city of reading. the women's team is getting support for the creators of the simpson. they sat down with some of the girls to get insight to the upcoming matches coming up. in 2015, the women's world cup is a little more than a month away and the simpsons paid tribute by turning three of the us team players into life-size characters. >> you got a big smile. >> it's valuable that they want to be part of our journey this summer. >> so many people are excited for the summer, as excited as we are, i think that's really cool to see that translate from the men's game to the women's game and how much it's continued to, how much the women's game has continued to

like gain attention. >> i do have the results from last week's vote. >> the players are hoping promotional tie ins with the american idol and the simpson will generate more media and fan attention. >> it's important for us to do these things so we can put our faces out there, not for our individual likenesses but for the team so we can brand ourselves as a one nation one team sort of think. >> if we can gain some foot ground on the media side and get some of these players become household names, when i retire, this team will be in good hands, it's the likes of fox putting their front forward and giving us this opportunity to be icons. >> the count down to the women's world cup against this sunday when the us team plays ireland in san hoe shea california, the first after three game send off series you, i think it's amazing coming into, how big the state has been set and i think that all

of the attention that this team has if the makes us so excited to play. it makes us proud to be on this team and be playing for all the people out this supporting us. >> what's interesting about the send off series game, as anxious as the fan is to watch the world team to begin, we're anxious and excited. these games are the last time we can tune up, the last time we can see different formations. >> the women's world cup begins june 6th. in hollywood fox news. >> that's set for 11:30. >> it's exciting to see the women play. at several bart stations parking fees are going to go up. we're going to tell you about three stations where drivers will have to pay more. if you're planning on traveling on memorial day weekend, you're not alone.

wall to wall cloud cover for most of us. i do expect it to burn back at least towards the coastline. i'll have a look at the numbers for today and the extended forecast coming up.

. sunshine in store for the afternoon, at least away from the course. it will be cool to mild for the afternoon. i'll have that coming up. oklahoma and states in the great plains are racing for more severe weather today. it produced 50 tornadoes across the plains. look at this damage left behind in oklahoma city. 70rvs were destroyed in a rv park and two were in critical condition. winds are getting from tropical storm ana as they approached the coast, winds have reached 60 miles per hour and the storm is sun centered about 140 miles

southeast of myrtle beach of south carolina. tropical storm warnings have been there and there's been warning of rough surf and rip currents. they've delivered two to four inches of rain over the weekend. the snowfall that we lacked in january, february, and march, take a look at this, it's winter again in the higher elevations of yosemite. 20 inches of snow fell and you may have to postpone having the picnic. it's good news for the drought. this area is the water shed for san francisco's water supply and mammoth mountain got enough snow to push back its plans to close this weekend. they received a foot of new snow. the new snow will let them keep four lifts operating for at least another week and maybe possibly even longer. >> the latest i ever skied, what date? >> july. >> you have to guess earlier,

june 24th. >> like a week off. that was a good guess. >> it was my birthday, i got to ski in short sleeves and a pair of jeans, it was nice. >> nothing like that right now, had uh? >> we did, it could be like that. >> we'll take what we can get, and most of the ski resorts done. >> we'll have to do more of that. it will be mind for mother's day, depending on how you like the weather, i can serve it up to you unless you enjoy 80s, can't to that unless you go to sacramento valley. up in the bay area 50s, 60s and 70s i can offer. looking at the cloudy start over san jose, the marine layer is 2,000 feet deep and it's all over the place santa rosa into the east bay, san jose reporting, as we showed you that live shot there, cloudy cloudy cloudy, along the coastline and we have our inland waking up with sunshine,

antioch, brentwood and discovery bay, oakland, you have sunny conditions and temperatures are finishing to turn around. as we get into the second half of the morning, these clouds will peel away and we'll be left with sunny skies for the lunchtime and the afternoon, it will strength isn't inas we get to the second part of the afternoon, fairfield is reporting 13 miles an hour, it's just a light onshore breeze for you. it's along the coast and inside the bay. again, be prepared for that if you're going in this area for the afternoon or will be spending time here, 52 half moon bay right now, we've climbed over the last hour and a half. 52 in san francisco, 53 in oakland, and our inland communities again feeling warmer with the sunny skies, 58 palo alto, and belmont you're checking in at 54, good morning, 50s outside your door and 55 in saratoga, 5 # for

morgan hill. afternoon highs a mild one, even slightly below average for this time of the year for some of us. low 50s in sausalito, the farther inland you go, clearlake for today, 77, 77 in brentwood, and if you shift towards the west, you like it in the 60s, head to san leandro and oakland, we'll have mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. 73 san jose, morgan hill you'll warm to 74, and saratoga for the afternoon, 73 degrees palo alto, upper 60s, take a look at the numbers along the coast. it will be cool and breezy, 58 in pacifica, some folks love that kind of weather. if this is you, today may be your day. look at the giants forecast for the afternoon. bring along the jacket, a blanky for the little ones, a partly cloudy skies at game time, westerly breeze, the

steppedded forecast with your bay area weekend always in view. we have mother's day there, that is not the right extended forecast, but little change in the forecast, for tomorrow, our inland areas may warm a few days, we'll be cooling it down even farther. i'll show you those numbers coming up. >> what do you have going tomorrow real quick. >> it's hanging out with me in the morning. >> it's a pleasure. >> it's like a 4:00 dinner, i'm taking my mother out. >> it's not quite dinner, but early enough you can sit at the table and chat. >> what are your plans? >> i'll be with you here with these ladies and kick off the morning and my wife and i have two children, she has to work as well. we'll find something to do. the children will make a little breakfast, some pancakes that will turn out like -- >> like pancakes. >> who knows? it will be a two and a five-

year-old doing it. >> beer lovers are counting down the hours until they can tilt back the taps at the san francisco beer festival, alley is live for us right now in san francisco to tell us about the event and who benefits alley from this festival. >> hey, mike, rosemary mentioned the fog and the chill, it's chilly out here this morning. take a look at this classic san francisco setting, we have alcatraz and sea kayakers out here, it's outside for the mason, it's beer fest going on today. i have john miles, one of the beer fest organizers, you're a parent of the nursery school. a lot of people don't necessarily know, you can enjoy beer and go to a great cause. >> it goes to the local schools in san francisco and the cooperative nursery school. >> it's a parent run nursery

school? >> it is, and it's been going since 1954. >> why should people come to the bother fest what do they get to enjoy? >> $75 you get a bottle of beer, we have 100 craft beers in san francisco and all over the world and you get a bottomless plate of food at local restaurants. >> you get to sample the local beer and local cuisine. we have jay from pine street boulevard, what do people get to sample. >> we have three different beers. our pale ale, and we have black bay and we have our newest. >> that's interest lactose sugar. >> it's unfermented it will have sweetness and body to the beer. >> what if you're dairy intolerant. >> it's not as friendly as other beers. and medium auburn is another

4.8%, it will be a great thing to drink tonight. >> which one is your most popular. >> the adams pale ale. >> and this has citrusy flavors. >> absolutely. >> that's good, i don't usually like beer. that's a good one. why did you decide to be part of this festival, it's for a good cause, it's a good way to get your name out there? >> absolutely. at that's great way to get exposure, it's been two years for us, enter into the homes for a lot of people, have people come here and try our beers. it's great exposure. >> now, the san francisco international beer fest starts at 5:00 tonight, they have tickets, they had 3,000 people and again all the money raised goes to the telegraph hill nursery cooperative, it's for a good cause and you get to sample a lot of beer. >> what do you mean you don't like beer i would have swapped roles with you today ali, i

would have been out there and you could have been there. >> i will give you a good report card out to you and be as objective as possible. >> i look forward to that. more than 47 million americans expected to be headed out downtown, the highest number of memorial day travel since 2005, nine out of ten travellers will drive to their destinations and the number will fly 2.5% when compared to last year. cheaper prices and the job market has given people confidence to travel. they've added 223,000 jobs since last month. the 40th anniversary, we'll have a special performance by the longest running youth choir in the east bay. >> and if you're on the hunt for a good bargain, the mountain view community yard sale is being held right now. it started at 8 this morning and it will go until 2

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well, mother's day is tomorrow. many bay area businesses are gearing up to help celebrate. according to the national retail federation, mother's day spending is expected to reach $21 billion. that is the highest in 12 years. many people are expected to head out to restaurants for a mice meal and flower shops expect an overflow of last minute orders. some say being together is what matters most. you can head to san francisco's explore tore yum. admission is free. taking fans to levee stadium is becoming a losing proposition. it will cost the transit more than $3 million a year in additional expenses. santa clara rejected the

agency's request for financial assistance to vta is considering raising round-trip express bus fares from $8 to $20. but that is still not enough they say to cover the expenses. it tells the manager kiri news that it costs the agency $38 per passenger. >> people are going to want to drive. >> not many people are taking it. they need to make the money up. all right. from vta to bart. we have a warning for bart riders. why your trip may take longer than usual this weekend. >> plus, an event for all the beer lovers out there. what you can expect at the big festival in san francisco this weekend. it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you.

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warriors and grizzlies gearing up for game 3. how they are preparing for a physical match-up out in memphis. >> an event with special meaning to one of our ktvu photo journalists. the classic car show raising money for a good cause that calls attention to a crime that remains unsolved. we are live at for the mason this morning. the international beer festival

is kicking off today. coming up in a couple of minutes, alley will have details on the event that promises the food and beer you can handle. quite the party there a festival for a good cause. it's saturday, may 9th. >> let's go to weather. rosemary, you can see mike trying to get through the screen. >> allie made a good point. i don't drink beer but over the last couple of years we have seen such a nice compliment of beers, so many different flavors and kinds. i never imagined i would like stout but that is one of my favorites. >> northern california breweries are popping up too. >> good day to be out there.

>> i was out there for the food trunks. it was fun. a little bit of afternoon sun. cool and breezy. take a look at this shot. tough to tell but offering you a picture of st and t park. we will be cool at the giants game later today. plan on that. the afternoon sea breeze will be picking up 10 to 20 miles per hour. not uncommon but something to be aware of. 52 santa rosa. oakland 54. 56 san jose. these numbers creeping, i mean really creeping up in the last couple of hours with the cloud cover, hard to budge the numbers. we will see sunshine in the afternoon away from the coast. mostly cloudy the entire day at the coasted. the on shore breeze will be with us. for today, into the second half, upper 50s at the coast. low 60s downtown san francisco. mid- to upper-60s for the east bay. inland it will be a beautiful day. very mild, mostly sunny. low to mid-70s around danville

as well as concord and upper 70s for the warmer spots, antioch and brentwood as well. temperatures not going to change a lot. i will have a look at the extended forecast that includes a cool down coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. happening now, we heard from caltrans. we have an up did it for you with the work on the san mateo bridge. >> it shut down as they resurface the bridge and install energy efficient lights. this is a live picture of the span. it looks empty. a couple of crews there. both directions are shut down. very quiet out there on the bridge. they started closing around 7:00 last night so since then. about a half hour ago caltrans tweeted a photo. >> you can see the workers beginning the resurfacing project on one of the lanes.

officials say the maintenance they are doing is vital to the long-term stability of the bridge. it opened in october of 1967. >> that is a long time to be exposed to the elements. the bridge is in good shape. >> caltrans says by closing the bridge they can do the work more quickly, safely. drivers that cross the bridge on a regular basis say they agree the roadway needs maintenance but some people are wondering whether this particular weekend was the right time to do it. >> i live in hayward. it will affect my commute. >> a bad idea. mother's day weekend. how many families are going to try to cross the bay on mother's day weekend. >> caltrans plans to reopen the bridge no later than 5:00 monday morning. the span will be shut down memorial day weekend. after that the resurfacing project should be wrapped up. >> we have some options for

you. this is a map of the traffic conditions right now. you can see the san mateo bridge should be in orange. it's not. it's in green. alternate is the dunbar bridge, state route 84. that is green lit up just fine. >> another alternative, the bay bridge. let's take a look at that behind us. traffic is moving smoothly in the westbound directions as folks make their way into san francisco. another option for drivers, highway 237 in the south bay. >> let's move on to talk about beer. the 32nd annual san francisco international beer festival is being held this weekend. it features more than 100 brewers. allie rasmus has more with what the event is serving up. >> reporter: more than 100 different breweries. 40 to 50 different restaurants, local restaurants showcasing

what they have to offer. we are at fort mason. this is where the san francisco international beer fest kicks off at 5:00 tonight. you pay $75 a ticket and they get an endless supply of beer that they can sample at the different booths. there is food. i have sally, the executive chef of jaspers. what do you have here and what do people sample. >> tonight -- we make hand made soft pretzels. we will serve pretzels tonight wrapped in bacon with a cheese fondue salt. these are hand made and made fresh daily and we will serve chili. >> do the pretzels go in the chili. >> you can do whatever you want with the pretzels. you can dip it in the chili. it's cinnamon spice. it's not really spicy. >> you are a local san

francisco restaurant. you have been around 4 years. why do you take part in the beer festival. >> we do enjoy just making friends, seeing people, smiling and saying high to the neighborhood. >> getting out in the community. >> yeah. >> and i think the biggest part for us is we have been around for quite some time. we went through a lot of changes. we lost a couple of friends along the way. we would love to see everybody come back. we have 18 beers on tap as well as serving food from 6:30 in the morning until 1:00 a.m. >> thank you so much. we have to mention also that the san francisco beer festival is a fundraiser for the telegraph hill nursery cooperative, parent run preschool. some of the organizers are telling me they raise about $250,000 a year. that is their main fundraiser for the school and it keeps the tuition affordable so it can have economic diversity amongst the kids that attend. enjoy beer but it's for a good

cause. they want to remind everyone about that. tickets are available. it starts at 5:00 tonight. back to you guys. >> good cause, good beer, good food. sounds good. thanks, allie. for more information, head to ktvu.com and click on weblinks which is on our home page. with the play-off series tied, the warriors have a critical game against the memphis grizzlies. they arrived last night. once the team landed, the players went to work. the warriors posted a video of their practice at the home of the grizzly's, fedex forum nicknamed the grind house. the players there are boarding the plane. they know there could be more physical play than normal because some of the grizzly players and their fans think greene intentionally hit conley in the face. he was wearing a protective mask because of his facial

fractures. >> they wouldn't be happy regardless. so, i don't expect them to be happy with me. they aren't our fans. >> a way to help grizzly fans cheer on the team and stand in solidarity with mike conley, they are handing out rally towels and a zorro face mask. both teams return to oakland for game 5 next wednesday at 7:30. game 6 will be played in memphis and game 7 in oracle. i will chin sale, who is a big hoop fan and matt about the game. the san jose sharks will continue to call san jose their home for many more years to come. they reached an agreement with the city to extend their lease potentially through the year 2040. the san jose mayor will discuss the terms of the agreement on may 19th. the sharks have been at the center since it first opened in

1993. the current lease runs through june of 2018. bart is warning riders that their trip this weekend could take longer. no bart service today and tomorrow between the fruit veil and coliseum stations. there will be a bus but train passengers may have to make additional stops and transfers. bart is upgrading the system that guides the train from one track to another. bart says the so-called switch is causing trains to reduce their speed when they pass through certain areas and that's for safety reasons there. are going to be more service disruptions through august. shock and disbelief among some san francisco city leaders as a prominent well connected political consultant is arrested on child pornography charges. 41-year-old enrique pierce is out of jail. he will appear in court next week on five felony counts

including distribution and possession of child pornography. he engineered the run he had run campaign to persuade interim san francisco mayor he had lee to go after the -- ed lee to go after the job for good. he was let go after the arrest. >> if you commit a crime of whatever extend that may be, whoever you are or your political ties are, you are going to be held accountable. >> mayor lee's office issued a statement declaring that it terminated all ties with pierce and his firm effective immediately. the mayor calls the charges disturbing and serious and he is profoundly shocked. on pierce's company web site it states that he worked with barbara lee and helped jane kim win a state on the board in 2010. the classic car show is being held today in san lorenzo. it has special meaning for us. rick day vehicle key is the brother of randy, one of our photographers. in 1998 he was working at the

family trucking company. witnesses say rick was walking to his car when a man in a light-colored car intentionally ran him over. rick died at the hospital from severe head trauma. the case is unsolved. today's car show is in honor of rick. all proceeds go to help fund high school sports. it begins at 9:00 a.m. started about 12 minutes ago until 3:00. the school is located on lorenzo avenue. organizers ask for a $5 donation at the door. the pentagon raised the threat level to the highest point in years. coming up, the reason for the concern and what this means for military bases. >> tourism is on the rise in oakland. why people are visiting and a look at some of the items invented in oakland that you may not expect. >> if you are looking for love this weekend, singles charity ball is being held at the westin st. francis at 8:00 until midnight.

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cover over the oakland estuary this morning. most of us waking up with gray overhead. mostly sunny skies into the second part of your morning, early afternoon where we will be grayed entire day right up against the coastline. here is actually a snapshot of the satellite view. notice it's along the entire coast of california this morning you have to go close to the sacramento valley. most of us are waking up with cloud cover. we will be clearing back to the coastline for the second half of your afternoon. winds will be picking up. the on shore breeze is with us this morning. not too strong but a little cool out there for the second half ten to 20 miles per hour. along the coast maybe 25. be prepared for that if you are out and about. celebrating mother's day weekend, it will be cloudy and cool at the coast. afternoon sunshine in the bay and our inland communities will be mostly sunny and in the 70s

for the second half. i will show you the numbers in a moment. let's take a look. 54 degrees in oakland. 52 in san francisco. 53 napa. 56 outside the door in mountain view. into the east bay, as expected with the sunshine overhead, antioch clocking 60. farther to the west we have mostly cloudy skies. lafayette in the low 50s. for the second half of your morning, 10:00, 11:00, it pulls away. notice on the coastline for the afternoon, it sticks close to the coast with partly to mostly cloudy skies. 50s on the coast. 60s around the bay. inland communities warming into the 70s. how about a look at the numbers here. 70 for petaluma. 72 in papa -- napa. mostly cloudy skies at stinson beach. 68 oakland. if you like upper 70s you know

where to go. livermore, brentwood, antioch, mid- to upper-70s in the forecast today. into the afternoon, 73 san jose. 72 sunnyvale and the peninsula, 68 san mateo. a cool 61 in san francisco. the extended forecast showing you a little change in the forecast tomorrow. slightly warmer inland then a cool down as we get back to work on monday. >> sounds great, rosemary. this year the oakland youth chorus is celebrating its 40th anniversary founded in 1974, the longest running youth chorus. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> tell us about the chorus. congratulations on the long run. tell us who makes up the chorus. >> we actually have 650 singers throughout 15 school and community programs in oakland, alameda and this year we expanded to richmond.

>> tell me about the mission, music, appreciation of music but you are reaching out to a lot of kids in different communities. >> we are reaching out trying to bring together diverse communities, community performances that give back and have them engaged more in their neighborhoods. >> what do you see when they experience music, discover it and when they find other kids who love it as much as they do. >> we definitely see a rise in confidence. there is a joy that happens and there is greater empathy that they develop and compassion for each other and also a greater sense of the world around them. we do multicultural music to make sure that they are not only seeing their piece of the world but they are seeing how they can impact. >> what do you want people to see when they come to their performances, the kids in school or performances tonight, what do you hope the message is to the community. >> i think it is the ways in

which music can connect us and bring us together and, you know, we have one of our teachers always says that you can't really sing with your enemies or at least while you are singing they are not your enemies. >> that is amazing. totally true. the performances tonight, the full oakland youth chorus performs two shows at 3:00 and 6:00. we have posted a link if you want to buy tickets and you should for these shows on our web site, ktvu.com. go to the weblinks section of our home page. talk about sharing their music, this morning we have ten members of the oakland youth chorus in studio. hi, guys. they will give us a few samples of their songs throughout the rest of mornings on 2. we are lucky. stay with us as they sing us out. we will be right back.

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tipping point for change and growth. >> rents are getting high enough to allow people to develop new housing and that is occurring. we have 11,000 housing units in the pipeline. >> i didn't think six months ago i would say office is viability but office is becoming viable. the sears building will set the market, we believe. >> reporter: do you think oakland has been aggressive enough? >> no, i think we are behind. >> reporter: compare san francisco's marketing budget with oakland. >> between 30 and 35 million. >> reporter: you have 2 million. >> we have 2 million. >> reporter: oakland has three pro teams, all three keep talking about leaving. >> i am hopeful they will stay. >> they are worried. >> definitely worried. >> one of the challenges is funding. i see it as a great opportunity but oakland has a bad history and bad reputation. >> lawrence is determined to make oakland a part of his future. >> it won't it to be a place that the locals will enjoy.

>> island -- oakland says it's time to tell the story. >> reporter: foodie, techies, experience only oakland can offer. visit california was in town and they say the bay area as a whole is showing record breaking growth. spending increased 5% last year with bay area visitors spending more than $30 billion. >> a lot of money. in my hand is a flyer handed to us by visit oakland.org. it takes about other things invented in the city of oakland one being the popsicle. >> guess how old the person was. >> 5. >> 11. >> frank epperson. do you need help there? >> there we go. >> he accidentally left the lemonade outside with a mixing stick in it, it froze and the rest is history. that's how you have the

popsicle. >> it matches. >> who knew. >> do you want to try it or no. >> i know what a popsicle tastes like. >> how about rocky road ice cream. >> especially when it's melting like it is now. >> the story the concoction may have been inspired by oakland's fenton creamer -- creamery recipe. breyer was the first to name it rocky road. the fortune cookie thanks to cal graduate -- >> chucky. >> are you cheating? >> the cook category -- cookie folding machine. >> i didn't know that so i did a little more reading on it. there is a little debate. there there is a debate who did

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all right. tonight the warriors and grizzlies battle it out in game 3 of the second round series. golden state off the first loss in the play-offs dropping tuesday's game 97-90. before the teams hit the court, the warriors are being given a

tongue in cheek challenge. >> wear years, come out to play. >> warriors, come out to play. >> this was posted on twitter by the memphis grizzlies. it's play on the 1979 movie the warriors about a gang war in new york city. this time around it's seeing this post, the grizzly player mike conway is in the protective mask unlike the movie. now the warriors came out on top. i hope for the same thing. simon and sal are swinging by the studio. >> that has history, that movie and that footage. the warriors got that in every visiting arena. that is what they would come out to and what the opposing team would play.

sal, you remember the actor who played the real michael conley. >> david patrick kelly. >> he is very unknown. >> i don't know until i googled it. warriors arrived out yesterday. one of the things that popped for me, this scoring is down 12, 13 points compared to new orleans. how do we get rid of the double team that was effective in game 2. >> he works better when clay thompson is playing better. when curry's teammates aren't doing well, he has to do more then focus more on him. the thing that was strange about the game the other night, it didn't look anything like a regular warrior game. that is what to me was alarming. they didn't look like the warriors. >> despite that, they lost by

7:00. not like they were blown out. >> which leads me to believe if they had made some of those points -- one time when i was yelling at the tv, when clay went up for the lay-up and you it would be -- tried to dunk it but it didn't get in and there were a couple of times they gave the ball away. at the ends of the game, even though it was closer than it seemed, at the end of the game by 7:00 some of those points could have come back. >> i kept the sporting drink from wednesday. steve said i thought we lost our poise. everyone was trying to do everything frantically and on their own. do you think clay's miss dunk, players were taking it on their own shoulders. >> they haven't played from behind a lot this year. >> true. >> if you look at the warrior season, they got up on teams, stayed up on teams. they rarely had a come from behind or play from behind. the game in new orleans in game

3 was different but when you play from behind it's different, changes things a bit. they probably want to get up. >> i got better flies. this is a big game. >> another thing i think was a distraction was the mvp trophy being presented and kind of took curry off of his -- like the routine. he said blah, blah, blah. now let's get back to work. the day before he was doing this press stuff because of the mvp. that is over with, out of the way. the warriors are -- other than the mvp they want a championship trophy. >> charles barclay, who is not a big fan of the warriors and vice versa, he won the mvp early in his career in a game before a play-off game. he said curry will have trouble because it's distracting.

>> he won't have to raise the trophy in memphis. warriors win. >> yes but close. >> sal. >> i think so, too. i think the warriors got a wake- up call. i think they will come out, execute and pass the ball more. i think curry is a good coach to get him to do that. >> thanks for swinging in. rosemary, take it away. your thoughts on the game. >> it was a nail biter but i am rooting for the warriors. outside the doors this morning, we have gray skies and gray skies slowly beginning to peel back. i will show you the satellite view in a moment. first let's check in on the temperatures with that view on the back draw from san francisco, the bay bridge and pointing to the east. 54 degrees santa rosa. 52 san francisco. mid-50s oakland. san jose 56 degrees. over the course of the morning we watched the temperatures

creep ever so slightly. we have all this cloud cover in place, hard for those numbers to rebound unless you have sunshine. in areas like antioch and brentwood low 60s at this hour. a good looking start to your day. for most of us, this is what we have. a lot of cloud cover out there and we are looking at, again, just that morning -- morning gloom then into the afternoon it will peel back. in the last hour or so the clouds have thinned out slightly. we will see it in the next hour or so. could take until noontime before we are mostly sunny away from the coast. the coast will be mostly cloudy the entire day. winds on shore 10 to 15 miles per hour. fairfield 15. concord 12. the second half of the afternoon, low 60s at the coast. mid- to upper-60s around the bay. low to mid-70s, a few upper 70s for the inland communities. depending how you like the weather you have a choice. cloudy and cool at the coast. sunny and mild for areas like

livermore and fairfield today. tomorrow just slightly different. a look at the extended forecast coming up. >> thank you, rosemary. the count down has begun for the san francisco international beer festival. >> it kicks off tonight and features more than 100 brewers. we sent allie to check it out. it's all brewing, right, allie? >> reporter: yeah. that's right. it doesn't get started until 5:00 to 7:00 tonight. we are showing you some of the beer you can sample. more than 150 breweries featured and 40 to 50 different restaurants. the money raised benefits the telegraph hill nursery cooperative, a parent run preschool in the city. this is a more than 30 year tradition, the san francisco beer festival, going on for 32 years. some have been coming year after year including the

gentleman i have here, josh reinhold. you can't get in until 5:00. you have been here since 6:45. >> why? >> it became a tradition. $75 at first was expensive. i decided to make a whole day. we would come, have a picnic, meet people in line, met the kids that go to the school and turned out to be more fun that way. >> you are talking about the appeal is the camaraderie inside. it must be a very friendly atmosphere. >> the energy is great. everyone is having a great time. tons of great beer and food. just a great place to be. >> you have friends you know from the beer festival. some buy you tickets? >> a few years ago i was in the process of getting married, money was tight. i wasn't going to go. a group from l.a. that i met that i never hung

out with outside of this venue pitched in and bought me a ticket. >> along with that camaraderie, the big appeal and the draw is the beer. jay is one of the brewers with pine street. what have you got here. >> we brought three beers. one is the adam splitter pale ale, that is our flagship. we brought black bay and a medium amber ale. >> when it comes to craft beer, what are the most popular types of beer. >> lots of things are ipa's. that's what they have asked the past couple of years. now more people are drinking session and return to lager. lager for decades was the popular style. >> why are people into ipa's. >> they are bitter but have a lot of citrus and grapefruit flavors which are refreshing. it was the counter culture to american lager's. >> different from what was the

standard for so many years. >> exactly. >> i have to point out that the tickets are $75 if you want the vip ticket, $175 but this is what they give you when you come in, beer shot glasses. you have a lanyard, you wear it around your neck and they tell you do not lose this because this is what you will sample all the beers throughout the afternoon. again, vip access at 5:00 then the whole thing gets started at 7:00. they have tickets but usually it sells out. last year 3,000 people. >> big party at fort mason. the pentagon has raised its threat level to the highest point in five years after threats from isis. that means more security checks, guards and unexpected drills at u.s. military bases across the country. according to the fbi director, isis followers in the u.s. are being urged to attack u.s. troops and their families.

>> they are using social web sites, social media to entice these people to go away and learn how to fight or to attack people within this country. >> in march isis put out a so- called hit list targeting the names and addresses of u.s. military personnel. the longest single day food drive in the nation. you can help by dropping off canned food at your mailbox. today is the stamp out hunger event. it is designed to provide assistance to help those who struggle to put food on the table. last year it collected 800,000 pounds of food for bay area food banks. the oakland youth chorus is celebrate wearing two concerts tonight. we are lucky enough to get our own show in studio. >> joining us are ten members of that chorus. they will sing us to break.

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good morning. we will be partly cloudy for the second half of the afternoon.

low 60s for today. i will have a look at the numbers for your neighborhood coming up. all right. things got wild from tourists at yellowstone national park. you can see they are walking briskly. check it out. this video was posted by the montana fish and wildlife. it shows people on this bridge. they were taking pictures when that mama bear and her cubs went running down the street. people were trying to either run for their cars, snap a picture or both. no one was hurt but the fish and wildlife folks say you should get out of there way, let those bears go where they need to be. bear season has kicked off. the water will officially be turned back on at water world. you may notice changes. a spokesperson for the park said they spent about $2 million on upgrades this year to help cut back on water use during the drought. one upgrade includes new water filters designed to reduce the

amount of water loss during filtration and treatment. the park applied sealant to the pools and slides, removed grass and turned off nonessential water features. >> you can come out to water world and know that you are being water conscious. our guests won't notice any difference on their experience. >> all the water will be recirculated and with the new filters the park says it will measure the success at the end of the season. >> we had the children's chorus in here, the youth chorus. i got a tweet from the german band saying they are playing songs at st. mark's in san francisco if you are in the mood for nice music. i don't know what it will be like later today in san francisco. it's breaking up in other parts of the area. >> san francisco partly cloudy. bring along a layer. always a good idea if you go into the city of san francisco to spends the day, especially from areas like livermore where you may start in the 70s but

you get across the bay bridge and it drops quickly. a look here at sort of the pattern in place. so, the marine layer is about 2,000 feet deep. it was deep enough to get up over the east bay hills and most of us in areas like lafayette waking up to mostly cloudy skies. concord and livermore the on shore breeze is with us. into the afternoon, it will pick up. futurecast model taking you into 5:00 this afternoon, san francisco reporting 20 miles per hour. if you are going to see the giants play, expect this. oakland 17. san jose a 13 miles per hour breeze and napa 16. the afternoon steaks, mostly cloudy skies hugging the coastline most of the day. on the inside of the bay, mostly sunny for the afternoon as well as the inland communities. the color coating showing you upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. 60s inside the bay. well inland 70s. you have to get to the sacramento valley to feel the 80s. for most of us a mild one, even

cool, the closer to the water. for the afternoon, into the north bay, numbers on your screen, 72 for napa. 72 in nevada. upper 60s san rafael. out to the east bay, 67 richmond. 68 oakland. 70 for you castro valley. 77 brentwood. in the south bay, low 70s for santa clara. 74 morgan hill. 69 in santa cruz with partly cloudy skies. palo alto 70 for the second half. 72 redwood city and san bruno 66. 61 in san francisco. upper 50s daly city, pacifica, half moon bay. into the second half of the afternoon, still going to have the daylight. sun doesn't set until after 8:00. 58 at game time at at&t park. westerly breeze 20 miles per hour. partly cloudy skies. expect the breeze to be with you as you walk in and out of

the gate. into the stands, it's not too bad unless you are in a position that gets the wind. the extended forecast with the bay area weekend in view, temperatures not going to budge a lot as we get into mother's day. perhaps slightly warmer for the inland communities. notice the turn around, the cool down monday, tuesday, wednesday. upper 60s to 70s in the forecast. that is below average for this time of year. >> tomorrow will be nice for all you moms out there. >> sure. if you like it sunny and warmer, go inland. >> there is always an option. >> thanks, rosemary. speculation is rampant that next week the nfl will suspend tom brady for his alleged role in the deflategate scandal. the nfl has concluded from evidence gathered in an independent investigation that, quote, brady cheated. the patriots are reportedly worried he could be suspended up to 6 to eight games. 49er star colin kaepernick said

no football in the world will help you win by 38. let it go and let tom be great. on to the 2015 season. 38 is how much the patriots beat the colts in the afc championship game, 45-7. mom's big day tomorrow. up next, how local businesses or helping you celebrate the woman that gave you life. >> we are keeping an eye on some weekend events around the bay area. if you are in the mood for a different type of art, the chalk and arts festival is going on.

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more than 37 million americans are expected to head out for memorial day weekend. that's the highest number of memorial day travelers since 2005. nearly nine out of ten travelers will drive to their destinations. a number of people flying should jump by 2.5% compared to last year. cheaper gas prices and the improved job market gave people more confidence to travel. mother's day is tomorrow and many bay area businesses are gearing up to help you celebrate. according to the national retail federation, mother's day spending is expected to reach $21 billion which is the highest in 12 years. many people may head out to restaurants for a nice meal. flower shops are expecting an overflow of last minute orders.

americans will spend on average $172 on their mothers. if you are looking to save money and still have a great day, how about heading over to the explore tore yum in san francisco. admission will be free. men while, mothers to be have a new list when selecting baby names. according to the social security administration, these are the top baby names. for the second year in a row, noah, lyanne, mason and jacob. emma number one for girls with olivia, sophia, isabella and ava. the list hasn't changed much in the past two years. >> rosemary, a little overcast start but it's breaking up. >> sure. a cool to mild afternoon. sunny skies away from the coastline expected today. we are talking upper 50s to low 60s. cool and breezy at the coast. widespread 60s around the bay. mid- to upper-60s with mostly sunny skies for the second

half. inland communities gorgeous with temperatures in the mid- to upper-70s. slightly warmer for the inland cities tomorrow for mother's day. into the workweek ahead, another cool down in store. >> all right. well, during the last hour of the show we have been joined by the oakland youth chorus. they are celebrating the 40th anniversary with two shows tonight. >> we have posted information on our web site to get the tickets, go to ktvu.com and look for it under the weblinks section on the home page. and we will be ending this morning with one more performance from that choir. >> tomorrow we will meet some of the businesses named the best of the bay area by san francisco voter and your votes. >> a big show tomorrow. >> yes. >> best burgers, best dog training, best chocolatier and best radio personality. >> enjoy the rest of your saturday and we will see you tomorrow morning.

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