a few of those cars in the fast track lanes moving by but boy, just about complete gridlock here at the bay bridge on this sunday evening. ktvu's debora villalon live now in hayward with an update on the progress that's being made on the san mateo bridge, deb. >> reporter: heather, at least they're right on schedule. the signs should come down and the ramps reopened by 5:00 a.m. but it's not soon enough for people stuck in today's big back ups. >> 8:00 at night and interstate 80 through berkeley headed through the bay bridge was stop and go. the same way it's been pretty much all day. thousands of people delayed getting through the maze or into the city. >> it always hurts a little bit before it gets better. >> reporter: caltrans monitoring the san mateo bridge closure knows when one artery shuts down others suffer. >> the traffic is bad out there. >> are you hearing from people? >> we always hear from people. 24 hours a day. seven days a week.

it never stops. >> and as full as the east shore freeway was. the san mateo bridge was left empty and eerie site on a structure that carries over 800,000 cars every day. >> it's all made out of steel. >> the bed is being removed down to the steel bed so a mile long section can be repaved. work that's gone nonstop since friday night. the new poliester concrete is mixed right on the bridge. it'll be a quieter ride and a stronger bridge. >> it'll make the whole bridge a little thicker. >> reporter: but the engineer in charge knows the concrete has to harden. >> if you want to have it try for three hours before we reopen. >> so it can be cleaned and restriped before it opens. >> that's black? i haven't seen black before. >> reporter: black on the traffic map means motorists are

stopped. red barely moving but watching on a map doesn't begin to convey the frustration of being there and the bay bridge toll plaza stayed jam, metering lights on well into the evening. >> nice weather, people are working. >> reporter: caltrans insists the closed bridge is just one factor. >> you're approaching prom season, graduation, we have a lot more people around. >> reporter: tomorrow drivers will notice some sprucing up. a newly painted toll plaza. the closure is a chance to get caught up on maintenance. remember this happens all over again in two weeks. memorial day weekend to finish the paving job. but heather perhaps that time more people will head south and use the barton bridge and take some of the stress off.

and a look at how bad fire season might be this year. first to bolinas where a fire started on some eucalyptus trees. crews had the flames fully contained by 10:00 a.m. with no damage to structures. firefighters quickly put out a fire that started on a dry hillside. crews attacked the fire to keep the flames from spreading. again no damage or injuries reported here. then this afternoon a fire in san bruno. sao city fire, calfire, and north county fire all work to control a 12-acre grass fire that was burning on san bruno mountain. the fight included water

dumping aircrafts. and there was a rally to encourage communication on what it means to live in peace. the woman who organized this rally says she was motivated by the drive by shooting that injured little cumar polk. he is still hospitalized and his grandmother says he is not doing too well. police are still looking for the suspect. >> i wanted to just do something. i told people it wasn't for him but it was because of what happened to him that as a community we needed to just talk, communicate. >> reporter: the woman says she planned it for mother's day because it's often the mothers who are left mourning the violence that is injuring or killing their children. tonight three men and a woman are behind bars in mississippi accused of killing two police officers during a traffic stop. as molly line reports this mother's day is a day of mourning for the families left

behind. >> reporter: two police officers have lost their lives. one was just at the beginning of his career. and the other had been honored. two officers were murdered following a traffic stop. dean a canine officer who was previously named officer of the year leaves behind a wife and young children. and tate is a rookie and described as having an infectious smile. the investigation is still in the early stages. but city leaders say the deadly altercation began shortly after one of the officers pulled over a vehicle. the second officer arriving shortly thereafter. shots were fired and one of the police cruisers was also stolen from the scene. >> pop, pop, pop. i knew instantly somebody was shot. >> i heard the sirens coming.

i knew then. it was serious because police don't come for a gunshot. they come for bodies. >> a man hunt got under way and all three suspects were eventually arrested at different locations, expanding the investigation and the number of scene that is have to be combed for evidence. >> nobody, no parent wants to bury their child. and here we are on mother's day. it's a tragedy for america. it's a tragedy. >> reporter: in new york, i'm molly line, fox news. late today a fourth man was arrested in connection with the officers killing. the 24-year-old man was a passenger in the vehicle at the time of the shooting. >> investigators are looking for the person who shot and killed a man in marin city who attended a memorial service for a friend who was shot and killed in sacramento just two weeks ago. the mar in county sheriff's

office received several 911 calls reporting shots fired outside of a home. some people had gathered to remember that victim in sacramento. when they arrived they found the victim suffering from multiple gunshot wound. he was taken to marin where he died during surgery. no suspect description has been released yesterday. riding california's bullet train could be one of the world's cheapest high speed rail trips. the analysis from the los angeles time estimated the round trip ticket would be $86 that's about 20-cents a mile. the full line between san francisco and l.a. is expected to open to passengers sometime in 2028. a 74-year-old woman is back on solid ground after being rescued from near the summit of mount diablo. officials say she fell and suffered an injury while on the remote area on the east side of a mountain. authorities were called to assist around 4:00 this

afternoon. the woman was hoisted off the mountain and transferred to an air ambulance that took her to the hospital. the game was part of the series headed to the world cup. are. >> reporter: team usa pumped up fans as they fell to a 2-0 win. this was the last chance to see the team locally. >> my daughter plays soccer, we're a huge fan. when we found out that they were coming, it was a no brainer. >> getting to see the woman's team, it's a dream come true. >> after the second goal she looked up and pointed so i knew

that was my mother's day gift. >> reporter: the mothers of all the players were flown in as a surprise. they escorted their daughters on to the field to a crowd of cheering fans. >> it was my mother's day present to be here today. >> mom probably sat on the benches watching soccer games too, it was really cool. >> reporter: several girls have tied to cal and california university say this was a special game. they had unfinished business from four years ago. >> that loss in our final is part of our dna. a lot of players weren't there but this is engrained in us that this is a come back story. >> team usa have two more games to play before they head to canada. you can catch some of the games right here on ktvu fox 2.

cristina rendon, fox 2 news. and usa will open to australia then will face sweden on june 12 and nigeria on june 16. you can catch those last two games the ones against sweden and nigeria right here on fox 2 news. how well do you know your opponent? our scott reiss hits the street to quiz fans. >> plus prince holds a rally for peace. the controversial case that inspired his new song. >> usually when you think of a role model you think of like a hero. and my parents are heros to me now. >> the humiliation she felt toward her parents as a child is replaced by something else on this mother's day. her inspirational essay when the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds.

on this mother's day we have a touching tribute from one young bay area teenager to her mom. the san marin high school student read the essay and we're told there wasn't a dry eye in the crowd. claudine wong introduces us to this young lady. >> reporter: it is an essay about life, humiliation and life. >> the first house i cleaned

was with my mother when i was 6 years old. >> reporter: it was a lesson that for 16-year-old tracy diana alfaro, started in first grade. >> each student was obligated to draw a picture and talk about their dream job. when i was my turn i proudly displayed my drawing. i said when i grow up i want to grow up and clean houses like my mom. and i was greeted with laughter. and it was a boy who said, that isn't a job. and that's the first time i felt hue humiliation. every middle school open house for me was a complete torture. i would have to be seen with them. it was my mom who asked me if she did something wrong.

>> reporter: she admits it took time but with time came understanding. >> my parents aren't just parents, they are immigrants too. my parents didn't come to this country for themselves. they came for my brother and i. the job they had to endure is just a sacrifice they're willing to make for us so we can be better than they are. the best we can be. i learned that sometimes we have to give up the most of ourselves for the people we love. though not embarrassed anymore. usually when you think of a role model you think of a hero. my parents are heros to me now. >> the humiliation felt by that young girl has been replaced by something else. >> i am proud i can do that today. >> tracy's entire essay is on our website ktvu.com. she says she wants to go to ucla and become a lawyer and eventually she wants to buy her parents their own home. she also said it was her dream to have this essay published as a tribute to her parents. people in north texas are

cleaning up after wicked weather ripped up the region. two tornadoes touched down toppling trees, leaving business signs hanging off their hinges and rooftops peeled back like tin cans. the storm also caused play skwror flooding in the area. a couple of men found themselves stranded -- the storm also caused flooding in the area. >> it's heartbreaking, but we're good. we survived it. we'll clean up. >> the side and intensity of those two tornadoes will have to be determined. meantime more bad news for the area, more rain is expect. prince took the stage in baltimore this evening to perform a tribute to freddie gray. >> ♪ ♪

>> he released the protest song called baltimore. ahead of the concert he sang it this evening at the royal farms arena. people attending the concert were asked to wear gray in honor of freddie gray who died of his injuries that he sustained while in police custody. as he was being put in a police van. freddie gray could be heard yell in pain. city records suggest baltimore police often fail to get adequate medical attention to those who need it before taking them to jail. the baltimore sun newspaper looked at records from june 2012 to april of this year and found that correctional officers at the baltimore city detention center refuse to admit almost 2,600 detainees because they were suffering

from medical conditions. book innoted -- book in noted a number of medical conditions including hyper tension. there are concerns that international attention to this crisis has already diminished. according to the united nations their initial request to the international community was for $423 million in aid for nepal. so far they've received pledges of around $22 million. meantime portuguese soccer star christiano ronaldo is donating almost $8 million of his 52 million annual to the save the children charity.

this donation comes as u.s. marines are delivering relief supplies in remote sections of nepal. the death toll from that april 25th earthquake now stands at 7,900 with at least 16,000 people injured. the first stage of the men's amgen tour of california kicked off this morning in sacramento. the riders embarked on a 126.2- mile long journey. as mike lowry explains, the event pumped in thousands into the economy. >> reporter: the excitement of the amgen tour of california. >> good luck today. >> reporter: where racing fans can be face to face with riders and if they're lucky get an photograph. >> got an photograph from andrew tolenski. i took a picture in colorado last year. >> reporter: a perfect gift for mother's day.

>> for mother's day i got my wife vip access to meet one of the big racers of amgen sport. so yeah we come every year and it's a great time. >> three, two, one. >> and great california weather for a road rage featuring the top men and women riders in the sport. an event that will cover more than 700 miles from california, from the mountains, to the valleys, to the beach. >> we're a california native. we love sacramento. so this is perfect for us. >> reporter: and the perfect mix for california's economy. >> here you go. >> reporter: where small businesses like namaste deli is open just for the amgen tour. >> it's been good. there was a lot of traffic this morning. we did a lot of breakfast sandwiches. >> reporter: the amgen tour is a big shot in the arm for sacramento. >> this is going to drive more than $2 million economic drive to the community. >> reporter: and this will be

televised around the world putting sacramento in the epicenter of the world. that could translate to more visitors. bringing tourists to the region. for people like dave anderson from iowa who plans to follow the race through every stage. in sacramento, mike luery, fox 2 news. amgen tour is an eight day competition. it will run from nevada city to lodi. the race will be in san jose then it's off to southern california later on this week. for the second time in a month an east bay pharmacy is cleaning up after would be thieves crash an suv right through the front window. the item that investigators believe those criminals were after. plus scenic beauty and invasion. the bay area is known for a lot

of great things now one bay area city can call itself number one in something else just in time for mother's day. >> and low clouds will gradually move through the bay. the temperature change over the next few days and when rain chances make a come back on the five day forecast.

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it was an afternoon and evening filled with smiles for the daughter of a bay area firefighters known as smiley miley. a charity hockey game was held yesterday. and as promised miley arrived in a pink fire truck. there were bag pipes as well to welcome officers and firefighters from the marin department. this was all to help miley's family with medical costs. her dad is a firefighter. and miley is fighting a rare

cancer on her arm. they raised $20,000. many mothers are being remembered for the special things they do. but retailers and restaurants are also among those reaping the benefits of motherhood. noelle walker reports. >> reporter: flowers and champane. >> happy mother's day kicks off mother's day brunch. a tradition at scott's in jack london square. >> any time i get to be with my family it's a good day. it's a big treat, big treat. >> i'm going to be 86 years old. >> reporter: who share one thing. >> it's wonderful. i'm here with all my family. >> reporter: they're all called mom. >> the lord has been very good to me. i have a big family. >> we're having mother's day almost every day so far. >> reporter: analysts expect a jump in mother's day spending. $21billion this year. that's the highest in 12 years. 80% said they would buy a card.

67% said they plan to buy flowers and 34% plan to buy mom jewelry. for those who didn't remember the flowers before today. >> we have flowers and we have teddy bears anything you need for mother's day. >> reporter: the curb side mother's day shop in concord was opened for business. >> it's kind of slow. >> reporter: perhaps those driving by all the balloons and flowers already had their gift. >> my best gift is my kids. so that's enough. >> reporter: happy mother's day. noelle walker, fox 2 news. a new study shows that san jose is the most mom friendly city in america. the data was put together by a group called sterling's best places. like ready available child care and access to family fun were all considered. the cities were then ranked depending on what city the

quality of life for momless. san francisco and oakland by the way tied for the tenth spot. so you follow the warriors but how much do you know about the memphis grizzlies? >> our scott reiss is in memphis. he took a game off between games to quiz warriors fans about the opponent. >> we heard a lot of this. >> despite the drought. the bottle water industry continues to boom. coming up next, details about a new plant set to open soon. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen.

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it's a day off for the golden state warriors and for their fans who travel to memphis for the play offs instead of dwelling on last night's loss those fans took part in a bit of a quiz. >> they certainly did.

our scott reiss is in memphis and they questioned the warrior fans on just who they know their foes. >> we put them to the test with a round of know your opponent. >> in what other city did the grizzlies play before. >> colorado. >> how many grizzlies attended the state. >> five. >> that is correct. >> and they're all at the memphis zoo. >> the grizzlies and warriors

both have players that attended the same college. >> it has to be michigan state. of course randolph and green. >> give me the first name and last name of the memphis head coach. >> i don't know. what's the coach's name? >> i see his face but i don't know his name. >> steve kerr. >> mike? >> larry. >> last name is like yurgin. jergens i don't know. >> that would be dave. >> dave yergin. >> i need you to sing the next line for me. when i was walking in memphis. >> i don't know the words to that one. is that an old elvis name? >> i was going to get some bar- be-que. >> something like -- walking in memphis? >> i got my feet up on the ground. >> that's very close. >> walking with me feet to the

beat. >> and not a household name. the franchise should probably change its nickname to something more tennessee appropriate and there are some warrior fans who have a hard time carrying a tune but hey it's all in good fun. in memphis, scott reiss, ktvu two news. and the warriors and grizzlies back on the court tomorrow night. game five back here in oakland on wednesday. >> go warriors. caltrans plans to add an extra car to some of its trains on popular routes tomorrow. those trains will now have six cars. each extra car will mean 150 more seats and more passengers. they will add four cars immediately. 12 other cars need upgrades and they will go into service as soon as they're ready. and governor brown is expected to ask for more money

to be set aside for a rainy day fund. democrats are pushing for increased spending on child care, higher education and social programs. according to the assembly speaker the state's revenue climbed by between six and $8 billion in the last four months. right now public nudity is perfectly legal in many areas of sacramento. but that could soon change. sacramento city council this week is planning to push through a ban on all forms of public nudity in the city. the cases could not be prosecuted. the state's drought is not hurting the bottle water business in california. crystal geyser water company plans to tap up to 365,000- gallons a day from ground water at the foot of mount shasta.

water company that is pump up ground water are exempt. 35% water cut backs for residents. the move has some residents concerned about local ground water supplies. employees at a cvs store are cleaning up once again after thieves rammed an suv through the front of the business. police say around 5:00 this morning suspected thieves crashed into the store on monument boulevard with their eyes on the atm inside. however they did not get away with it. the manager says this is the second time in a month that someone in an suv has intentionally crashed into the store. customers were surprise when they arrived and found that business closed and badly damaged. >> i don't know what happens to people where they feel that desperate. i wonder about that. especially on mother's day. >> the store was closed for the day and will reopen once all of the repairs were completed. no one though was injured. if you felt the need to beat the traffic and left early from the giant's game boy did

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a few high clouds approaching the pacific northwest and scattered low clouds here in the bay area. near the coastline right around the bay. temperatures for today once again day two very cold numbers for the coast. pacifica only 53 degrees. san francisco 57. lots of 60s and 70s out there. so no major heat. as far as our live camera right now looking out toward the bay bridge. we have a few high clouds and patchy low clouds working their way back into the picture. forecast headlines for tonight. partly cloudy skies. tomorrow a sun cloud mix. gusty winds and look what happens in the extended forecast. we could be talking about shower chances making a come back. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning. starting out your monday in the upper 40s. up in the santa rosa and napa. lots of 50s for san francisco and hayward, hayward in the upper 40s. lots of low 50s in the south bay. the short term the low clouds and fog making a come back out there. i think we're going to have more coverage in parts of the north bay. and clearing compared to today.

still temperatures not on the hot side. you can see mainly in the 70s. most 70s inland. possibly drizzle first thing tomorrow morning as we widen out the view in the pacific here. basically for monday, tuesday, wednesday. we're thinking partly cloudy skies. gusty winds. winds could be approaching 35 to 40 miles per hour right near the immediate shoreline. take a look at the shower chances we zoom this up all the way into thursday. we do bring in shower chances. what will happen. we have an area of low pressure develop out here. it's going to move parallel to our coastline. close enough. we do have to bring a chance of showers thursday and possibly into friday. keep an eye on those chances later in the week. like at stinson beach only in the upper 50s. more neighborhoods for you. low to mid-60s right around the bay. we'll have the cloud in the morning and partly crowd -- cloudy for the afternoon. just barely making it into the

70s for tomorrow afternoon. gilroy 72 degrees. san francisco the cloud in the morning. we'll go with a forecast high of 60. and bundle up right near the immediate coastline with readings in the mid- to upper 60s. your five day forecast as you can see into tuesday. partly cloudy skies and temperatures cooling off a little bit. heather and ken i was about to put our rain clouds in the computer for the season. but we still need them, thursdays and friday. possibly more clouds on saturday and then clearing skies on sunday. it will be nice to have a few rain drops. >> yeah. >> another round possible, so we'll keep an eye on that. >> june gloom and may gray. we have the gray right now. coming up next, the warriors lose a key big man for game four. we'll tell you who it is. >> the giants hope to end their home stance on a positive note.

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good evening everyone welcome to this late sunday night sports wrap. if you were a giant's fan at at&t park today and hung in there until the last out you were rewarded. the giants looking for a four game split with miami on this mother's day at the ballpark. the giants pull even in the sixth when belt scores aoki. the starting pitcher was involved in the decision. the a's with a little help from the giants. romo lets lose with a wild witch. throw to romo makes it close

but miami up front. michael morris with a drive that justin maxwell can't get. christine yelick trying to score from second. yelick slides past first place. and tagging yelick out. it remained 2-1. that was important because the giants rallied in the bottom of the ninth off steve sesick. tieing run came home and aoki walked with the bases loaded. that scores arias. matt duffey rips one into left field for a base hit bringing gregor blanco with the winning run. and they have tomorrow off before playing the first of two in houston on tuesday. the dodgers and rockies tied 5-5 in the eighth that is until four runs. pinch hitter turner goes deep with a runner on board. dodgers get two more in the inning.

kerrshaw not involved in the decision game of five runs on eight hits. the a's are continuing to scratch and claw and come up short as they got swept today in seattle dropping their fifth game in a row. the mariners felix hernandez on the mound today and well respected by his mother's day court. the a's semian got to hernandez in the first of the game. semian later hit his sixth. the mariners changed all that in the fourth. one run was already in then a pair of runners on board with akley went opposite field. 2-runs come home. 3-1 mariners. seattle took a 3-4 lead. vogt gets into a he should -- hernandez pitch. the plate umpire will little said was strike three. a's aren't thrilled. the mariners have a