grass fed? mhmm. i'm super into health. bottled tap water? well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source. >> reporter: an oakland business owner is sending an agri message to the mayor and -- an angry message to the mayor. we'll tell you why he did it. >> reporter: starbucks will stop selling bottled water in california. we'll tell you why and what people are saying about the change. it is 7:00.

we are live in oakland this morning, where a fallout over the violent protests over a week ago continues. the city's auto row is not back to normal. business owners say they are waiting for the city to make road on a promise it made. tara moriarty is looking into the growing frustration and tensions. she will tell us what is at stake. good morning. welcome once again to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. still a little nippy outside. >> yeah. >> kind of gray? >> yeah. >> gray over the weekend. today it will be cooler for everybody even though we'll get more sun. can't get much colder than 57. we went 59 because we'll see the low cloud deck burn off sooner. it took a while for some areas to get the sun over the weekend. a little disruption over the fog bank. there's still plenty to go

around. 13-mile-an-hour wind out of the west in daly city. that's cold. system is the north giving them some rain. there will be a series of lows coming down the coast carving themselves out of. the one to the north will stay to the north. but a strong one expected on thursday. 40s on the temps or 50s. you can find that with a pretty good breeze. it will be a breezy day. sfo had gusts to 30. due west 24, west-southwest at 9. it's an onshore breeze. it's ushered in cool air aloft. some temperatures will struggle to get to 70. sun, clouds, breezy. 70s for a few. but a lot of 50s an -- and 60s. all right, sal. the smitt bridge is -- the san mateo bridge is open. >> that's right. here is a look at the san mateo bridge. it's open to traffic in both directions, after it was shut down for roadwork all weekend.

the bridge was scheduled to reopen at 5:00 this morning. but it opened about a half-hour early. crews removed the road bed going right down to the steel bridge deck, repaved a mile long section. not all of the work is done. more is scheduled for the memorial day holiday weekend in a few weeks, and we're expecting to slow traffic on the alternate route. let's take a look at the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. traffic is slow. 37-minute drive time. keeps getting busier and busier. the east bay commute is actually getting busier all over the place in livermore, in pleasanton, especially on 680. we'll end the report with the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up to the macarthur maze. those metering lights are on. it's about a 20-minute delay before you make it on the bridge. at 7:03. back to the desk.

>> thank you, sal. some oakland merchants are still angry one week after violent protesters trashed their businesses. they say the city promised them help but so far they are still waiting for that help to appear. tara moriarty is on oakland's auto row and tara, you are outside an you a oshop where one -- outside an auto shop where one owner is making his frustrations visible. >> reporter: that's right. he's very angry. his business was targeted by vandals the other week. it was on may day after the protests. he had his garage graffitid all over and then -- graffitid all over -- graffitied all over. this says, riot tourism, visit oakland. we'll show you what block to trash. a growing sense of frustration by merchants who received the brunt of the damage. the hyundai dealership was hardest his with 70, 80 cars --

hit with 70, 80 cars destroyed. one vehicle was lit on fire. several businesses downtown still have their windows boarded up. oakland mayor libby schaaf promised the city would help since the police response fell short. the city held a meeting. so far merchants say there's been nothing concrete. just empty promises. business owners say they shouldn't have to pay for something they aren't responsible for something and for -- responsible for. it looks like the business owner has just shown up now. eric? >> yes? >> reporter: we're doing a story on your sign. we were wondering, have you heard anything from the city yet? >> no. >> reporter: and they were talking about some low-interest loans they were gonna be offering people like yourself on thursday night. but how do you feel about that? >> i would think that's a low-

interest loan from my tax money. so the city is gonna charge me interest on the money i pay them? how do i feel about that? ridiculous. >> reporter: obviously, you feel bad because you painted this sign again. when did you get the idea for that? >> we get all of the time, ideas. more signs are coming up. >> reporter: how would you summarize your feels since the may day protests? >> it's frustrating. the city doesn't do anything. there's still glass from the sidewalk. it's frustrating. >> reporter: have you heard from other merchants as well? >> yeah. we don't get any help here. >> reporter: what's your next step? >> gonna put a new sign up today. >> reporter: you are gonna come out with paintbrushes with a new message? >> yes. >> reporter: can you tell us what that will say or is it a surprise? >> it's a surprise. >> reporter: thank you for

joining us. that's eric. he's been vocal about the past week or so like this. like you heard, they are gonna paint over this sign here with a new message. we'll be sure to let you know what it says coming up on our news tonight. >> and i'm sure it's getting the attention of city hall. maybe there will be a response. >> thank you. 7:06. well, california's severe drought has a lot of individuals and businesses making major changes. starbucks is one of them. janine de la vega joining us live now. you are in santa clara to tell us how they are trying to save water. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we're here at the starbucks on el camino. they say bottled water. if you turn this around and look at the label, it says the water source is from baxter springs. that's in placer county. the coffee company no longer wants to take water from california's springs. starbucks has decided it doesn't want to use the water

in a state where there is a severe drought. ethos announced it will no longer purchase water from baxter springs or any others in california. some customers say they started to pay attention to labels on bottled water because of the drought. >> well, you just look to see where it's bottled from, and -- from what state, what area and what have you. but i think it's nice that starbucks is being -- is making an effort. >> reporter: other companies are coming under fire for selling bottled water from california. a group is trying to get nestle to stop. and beside this latest move by starbucks, they are reporting they've decreased the amount of water they have used in california stores by 20%.

so dave, they are trying to do their part. back to you. >> thank you. 7:08. well, speaking of the drought, some cities are taking aim at backyard swimming pools. san jose recently became the biggest city in california to ban filling up pools. it takes 20,000 gallons of water. under the new restrictions, homeowners may top off existing pools. these restrictions are misguided. they cite a study that says swimming pools use less water every year than a 1,000-square foot lawn. people in the midwest are cleaning up after tornadoes and heavy flooding even as forecasters are calling for more severe weather today. in northeast texas, more than 20 people were injured and emergency teams are going door to dooring looing for victims in the town of -- going door to door looking for victims in the town of van. a tornado did touch down in denton, texas near dallas.

people who live there say they had very little warning. >> everyone is calm and there's no wind or rain. i looked to the west and i can say it circling and i can hear it. it sounded like a plane going over the house. >> strong winds damaged schools churches and heavy rains caused roads to flood across the region. in some cases, people had to be pummed from their cars -- pulled from their cars. american idol announces that next season will be its last. the show made it official by sending out this tweet this morning saying it will begin the 15th and final season in january of 2016. the judging panel will remain the same with keith urban, jennifer lopez at the judging table. there are reports that simon cowell could return as a judge for the final season. you remember him. he was one of the original judges and known for being --

what do you say? a little critical. >> a little critical, yeah. >> the show was introduced on fox in 2002. since then it's created a number of superstars, including kelly clarkson. jennifer hudson and carrie underwood. the finale begins here. ryan seacrest has been the host all -- for the 15 years. >> 15 years. >> i know. been a long time. >> all right. 7:11. still ahead -- terrorism, gone viral. coming up in 20 minutes, we'll hear from brian flores looking into growing concerns over isis videos on social media and how the u.s. government is responding. but next, mississippi's governor says the state is in mourning after two officers were killed this weekend. what led up to the violent confrontation and what's happening today to show support for the police. good morning. we're looking at the san jose commute now and northbound 280

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you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. two mississippi police officer, killed during a traffic stop will be remembered at a citywide memorial service. it starts in a couple of hours. 34-year-old officer benjamin deen pulled over a car for speeding saturday night, then called for backup. when 25-year-old liquori tate arrived, the officers walked up to the car together and someone in that car started shooting. the mayor of hattiesburg is

calling on his city to help the families and each other as the investigation into the shooting continues. >> can't have these kinds of events happening in the community. you saw it in a matter of hours. i think what we need to do is celebrate the lives of these two individuals. >> four people have been arrested so far but authorities aren't saying much about a motive for the killings. they do say the suspects are known felons. they will be in court later today. after months of testimony, the boston marathon bombing trial is starting to wind down. today, the defense is expected to call its final witness in the penalty phase of the trial. after that, both sides will give their closing arguments. when the jury will begin deliberating -- then the jury will begin deliberating whether dzhokhar tsarnaev should spend the rhett of his life in -- the rest of his life in prison or be executed. the defense is arguing dzhokhar

tsarnaev was under the influence of his radicalized older brother. yahoo! is suing a former employee saying she gave company secrets to a reporter. yahoo! is suing the woman who was senior director of management. they say she broke company policy. the lawsuit also claims she let the reporter use her password to get into company archives. the reporter was writing a book about mayor's leadership at -- mayer's leadership at yahoo!. a mayor in texas is getting national attention after he forgot to turn off his microphone during a bathroom break. here's what happened. >> within the city limits--

[laughter] >> some mayors couldn't keep a straight face as the mayor answered the call of nature. the mayor said he's not really embarrassed. he thinks the average person can kind of relate to what happened. >> you can and then he has to walk back -- >> into the meeting. >> we have microphones on -- you have to be very careful what you are doing. let's check in with sal. i know you are watching 680 in walnut creek and everything else. >> it's slow. i tell you why. there's a crash, dave, tori, southbound that's making things slow coming out of walnut creek. i will show you the live picture here. you can see southbound 680 slower than we'd like to see it here for this morning commute heading down toward san ramon. they are clearing that accident but it's taking them a little bit. traffic is backed up out of concord. if you drive from concord to walnut creek, even if you get on 24, it will affect you. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, that is backed up for a

20, 25-minute delay. it's getting thicker trying to get into san francisco today. remember, the san mateo bridge did reopen on time, a little bit early, as a matter of fact. there are no troubles on the bridge. you can see for yourself with the maps here the traffic is slow from south of 238 heading down to fremont. most of that is a solid commute heading down to san jose. today's forecast looks like it will be cool. >> it is. that mayor in texas left his mic on. remind me of "naked gun" with leslie nielsen. >> yeah. we have a cool pattern. sal touched on it. we're kind of looking for cool themed songs. we've will had blake shelton and huey lewis. >> oh, yeah. >> speaking of cool, this is a

cool picture. this is at mon -- at mona lake. he takes great pictures. the snow last friday was impressive. the cool air mass is in place even up in clearlake. this is from chloe. cloudy with a west wind at 7 miles an hour in clearlake. expecting a high of only 72. san francisco's high yesterday was a mere 57. today, we'll warm up to 59. a lot of fog on the weekend. that was a big fog fog bank. water temps are -- a big fog bank. water temps are cold. a little bit of rain up in northern california. i know that's not much. but we do have a little bit there. look at the dividing line between the warm and the cold. it's been -- there's a lot of flooding, denver, much of colorado has had a week's worth of rain and snow. speaking of rain. we had tropical storm ana. it's a big rainer as it moves

into the carolina, up the carolinas and the virginias, look at this monster system. there are a lot of warnings and watches. heavy rain. already the 6th wettest may in oklahoma city history. you have a long way to go. it looks like they will break it. colorado, getting a chill as a system comes out of pueblo. 40s and 50s on the temps and michelle said good morning, steve. good morning. it's a beautiful sunny morning in santa clara. it is. but it's cool. you combine that with a gust to almost 30 miles an hour at travis. about 30 at sfo. that's a cool pattern. west 24, west at hayward. the next system drops in come right down to the bay area and maybe give us rain on thursday. really? yes. sun and clouds. breezy at times. below average temps. it looks like the entire month will be this way. cool pattern in place. 50s, 60s coast and bay. upper 60s, 70s. that would be an 8-degree drop

from antioch, which was 82 yesterday. we did have 80s inland. not much change tuesday. cloud it up on wednesday. it hooks like rain will arrive on -- looks like rain will arrive thursday into friday. >> quite a change. it was cool yesterday for a walk. >> i ducked out. san jose slapped with a wrongful death lawsuit. why the parents of a student who committed suicide say the school failed. one of the key selling points for driverless cars, they are supposed to be safer but we're learning several being tested in california have been in crashes. up next, the reason the carmakers say the self-driving cars are not to blame.

7:24. a 74-year-old woman is back on solid ground now after being rescued from near the summit of mt. diablo. she fell and was hurt while in a remote part on the east side of the mountain. now, a chp helicopter was called in to help the contra costa county fire department yesterday afternoon. she was hoisted off the mountain, then transferred to an air ambulance that took her to a hospital. we had a couple of earlier reminders of how bad the fire

season can be. earlier, a fire started north of stinson beach. it took fire crews from marin county seven hours to put on the the flames -- to put out the flames. it burned a few acres but no homes were damaged. and a fire started on the road of the road near hillside boulevard and delores way in south san francisco. strong wind made it difficult to control the flames. so a helicopter and two planes were called in to help the fire. it took nearly two hours to put out the flames. but no one was hurt and no structures were damaged. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. well, thousands of soccer fans gathered in the south bay over the weekend for a very special sendoff to the u.s. team for the 2015 women's world cup. [ cheers ] >> oh, yeah. they are pumped up. women's national soccer team played ireland at the stadium

yesterday. the fans were really pumped after their 3-0 win. two of the three goals were courtesy of abbey wombak. the players' moms were flown in. >> after the second goal, she looked up and pointed, i knew that was my mother's day gift. >> how about that? >> several players with bay area ties say it was just great to be back. this was the only chance for fans to see the team locally before they head to the world cup in canada next month the you can watch most of the world cup matches right here. the u.s. opens against australia june 8th. then they will play against sweden on june 12th and in nigeria june 16th. 48 driverless cars have been cruising along california roads since september. now we're getting a report

card. we're learning four of them have been involved in collisions according to an associated press report. one of them involved a car operated by delfi. two happened when a person was in control of the car. the other two when the car was controlling itself. the -- they say the damage was minor. growing concern about the islamic state terror use using social media to recruit fighters. the counter attack on youtube. >> reporter: and caltrain riders in for a smoother ride as the system rolls out new, longer six-car trains. we'll tell you what this means for the commute coming up. we're looking at a commute this morning that's getting busier as we take a look at

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some caltrain riders can expect a more comfortable commute. alex savidge is checking out the changes that were put in place this morning. in minutes, he will tell us what's different. welcome, once again, to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. i ran out one more time. >> back and forth. >> it's just like you said it was. it's kind of a cool -- >> it will be a cool week. >> yeah. >> maybe is looking like maybe our first month since i believe february 2014. san francisco checked in with a below-normal average. this is a cool month. today is no exception. a lot of low clouds. not as much as the weekend coast and bay. it will be better. it will be thinner on the fog bank. there is a system to the north sweeping in low clouds and high clouds and we start 0 off 40s and 50s -- an we start off 40s and 50s. temperatures will struggle

today for many. west 21 gusting almost 30 at sfo. they've had gusts to 30 out at travis. what's causing this? this low is one reason. one coming in on thursday, it looks like it wants to give us rain. sun and clouds, below average temps. it's a cool pattern. 50, 6 -- 50s, 60s. sal? >> things are doing well open the san mateo bridge. haven't had any glitches regarding that same span. we'll start out and take a look at some of the other commutes. interstate 880 is getting more crowded driving north and south out of oakland. mostly north to downtown but also south as you drive down to hayward. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see traffic is going to be busy as you are driving to the pay gates, even the carpool lanes, we're getting slow. southbound 680 through contra costa county, slows at 42.

we had an earlier accident at rutgear. many caltrain riders will have an easier time getting to work starting today. alex savidge is at the san mateo station and says that's because those riders will have a little more space. alex? >> reporter: good morning to you. a lot of commuters on the peninsula, especially, they are applauding this move. caltrain has rolled out the new longer six-car trains. the first one was rolled out earlier on this morning. already these trains are making for a much more comfortable ride. and there it is. the first six-car train roned into the hillsdale station in san mateo at about 6:15 this morning. everyone hopped on board eager to have the extra room. that additional car will mean an additional 150 seats on the trains that are often

overcrowded, especially during the peak commute time. cool train has seen four years of ridership increases with an average of about 60,000 riders using the system each day. so that's why caltrain went out and bought 16 used train cars from l.a.'s metrolink system. four of the cars were put into service right away. the others will need more repair work and they will be rolled out when they are ready ride. riders tell me the cars are desperately needed because it can be tough to find a seat and space for your bike as well. >> it's welcomed. we've been waiting for extra cars. some of these morning lines that go southbound are really full. i see a lot of the people on 22nd street denied passage on their bikes, especially. >> reporter: but there is one small issue with these new longer trains. some stations have plat foeferms that are not --

platforms that are not designed to accommodate the six-car train. that means in some cases, the doors of one train car won'ten able to open up -- won't be able to open up and one minor hiccup here in caltrain, and they said they will be working to modernize those particular stations. just one issue here but overall, riders we talked to this morning, very happy that they have all of that extra room. >> they've been tweeting about it. i've seen a couple of tweets come up saying people are getting used to it. some people are packed in the five cars and they haven't realized that -- there is a sixth car. >> reporter: there you go. they have room to spread out a little bit to explore the rest of the train. >> exactly. that's alex savidge in san mateo. thank you. right now, the time is 7:35. back to the desk. >> thank you. the war on isis has gone viral. the terror group is using

social media and youtube videos to recruit fighters from here in the u.s. brian flores joins us now to explain how the u.s. is responding to this and whether it's working. good morning, brian. >> good morning. the u.s. state department hopes so. what's going on here, social media showdown between isis and the u.s. some are calling it the viral battleground. what u.s. terror analysts are seeing the videos once poorly made by isis, they are becoming sophisticated. officials say the production value has gone up. with it the effectiveness in reaching potential recruits, right here in the u.s. jay johnson discussed it over the weekend. >> very definitely in a new phase in the global terrorist threat, where the so-called lone wolf could strike at any moment. >> we have this phenomenon of the united states where they can be activated by the internet and really terrorism has gone viral.

>> that's why military bases across the u.s. are increasing security. the u.s. state department is turning to social media as well. the washington post chronicled the growth of a youtube account controlled by the government. it's called think again, turn away. some say for those who sign up for the travel group travel is inexpensive because you won't need a return ticket ever -- ticket. ever since the u.s.s. started the twitter accounts -- since the u.s. started the twitter accounts, there's been 16 videos produced. one of those has been seen at least 850,000 times. back to you, tori. >> thank you, brian. san francisco's mayor is pitching a plan to tear down part of interstate 280. according to the chronicle, mayor ed lee has asked transit frill officials -- officials to

tear down that section to move the caltrain tracks underground and building a station close to the proposed site for a warriors arena. it would also open up a huge area of the city for potential development. there was no price tag mentioned but officials say it would be billions of dollars. two private transit companies deeting with muni are -- competing with muni are offering plans for about twice the price of muni. chariot says two routes are making money. leap will not comment on the profitability. critics say the services are another sign of the growing gap gap -- sign of the growing gap. can we talk warriors? >> the warriors are finding

themselves in an unusual situation. instead of practicing, they studied video to see what went wrong. scott reese is in mental physical and has more on what the -- is in memphis and has more on what the team has to do differently to win. it seems like the grizzlies really have steph curry's number? >> reporter: it could appear that way. the warriors have dug themselves a bit of a hole. down 2-1 in the best of seven series. they haven't played very well. and it starts with the league's most valuable player. steph curry, 15 of 40 from the floor. now, he's the first to admit, he needs to play better. curry did not address the media yesterday but his teammate and coach did and they offered their remedies for betting steph back on track -- for gerting steph back on --

getting steph back on track. >> stay the course. we have to look to get him a couple of more easier shots. but at the same time, he's who he is for a reason and stay the course. >> steph has a big burden on his shom ders-- ders-- shoulders. he's the mvp. we have to do a better job of helping to free him up. he has to do a better job of trusting his teammates. as a group, we have to just play and trust the process. >> reporter: steph got out of the house on saturday night after the game. this is significant because he's the guy who generally spends almost all of his time in the hotel room on the hotel certainly when mistakes are as high as they are right now. after the game, green texted him said, we're out across the street getting dinner. why don't you come out and

relax. i don't know how relaxing it would be for him to walk around in memphis. he did make the trek. he had some barbecue. maybe that will cure him for the game. much more in about an hour. let's send it back to the studio. >> hope so. do whatever it takes to get a win. >> tonight's game starts at 6:30. then game 5 comes back here to the bay area. it will be in oakland on wednesday. former giants' star pablo an doe vol will not be -- sandoval will not be leaving the bay area empty handed. according to a tweet by a chronicle employee, giants' manager bruce bochy presented him with his world series ring late last night at the red sox team hotel. bruce says pablo was a big part in leading the giants to three world series wins. sandoval left the giants after signing a $95 million deal with

the red sox. 7:4. 7:41. it's been more than a week since violent protests. and the anger among business owners. pam cook will have how intense on the job train something for -- training is for firefighters. good morning. we'll tell you more about 680 coming up. our team this morning has been cool. i just stepped outside. it's cold. my goodness. it will be a cool week. we'll tell you how cool -- coming up.

parents of a student who committed suicide in his dorm room with following a wrongful death suit. they claim school employees ignored clear warning signs hours before brendan dig's death. according to the lawsuit, he showed up drunk before. two resident advisers recognized him and let him in. two counselors showed up and advised him to seek counseling but the suit claims he never directed him to services. the school has not commented on the lawsuit. despite a big push from the federal government new numbers show there's been little change in the number of children participating in early education programs. the obama administration has made prekindergarten programs a centerpiece of its education

policy dedicating more than a billion dollars to the cause. but a national study released today shows enrollment has only increased slightly over the last year. it also found big differences among states. some had expanded their programs ten states had no program at all. earlier education is widely recognized as a crucial component to ensure commish from all back -- children from all back grounds are successful in school. a local firefighter getting national attention. she's still in training. some of it was captured on camera. it will be on tv today. pam cook in the studio now. give us a preview. >> it's a glimpse into how intense the on the job training is for bay area firefighters and a very few of us ever get to see this. that's the sound of richmond firefighter jessica. she enters a burning home in

richmond. it also served as a classroom that day as her training was captured on her lel met camera -- helmet camera. you can hear her captain giving her directions and guidance. everyone had been evacuated but it was still an intense situation. jessica says her family is not like most others. they are probably not worried watching this. >> my mom was a police officer and my dad and stepmother were firefighters. >> you can hear part of the training is learning to analyze the fire and to remain calm all at the same time. coming up in our next hour, i will talk live with "right this minute." want to check in with sal. had a few slow spots? >> as a matter of fact, we have -- one of the main ones is the bay bridge. we have a lot of people waiting there to get on the span.

we'll start there and westbound 80 is slow here. it's backed up to the macarthur maze. 580 is slow from at least highway 24. once you bake it on the bridge, it -- make it on the bridge, it looks okay but you will have slow traffic there. let's talk about 680. southbound 680 from concord to 24. a lot of slow traffic. we had an earlier accident at rutgear. the accident has been moved to the side. traffic is slow still. good thing they removed it things were getting pretty backed up on 680. highway 4 is slow coming in. northbound 280 traffic is not bad here in downtown -- downtown san jose. a little slowing as you get up to highway 17. let's go to steve. a lot of loaf clouds out -- low clouds out there. a very cool air mass for may 11th. spilling in and settling in. it's chilly out there and highs

today will be below normal. kind of cool off the sierra. you can see clouds forming on the leeside. that's a strong jet stream for may and -- and a pretty good lift as the system from the north swings in the moisture. for us, some fog is there. but there's more of a break. a little bit of rain up in northern california. why? yeah, a little bit. shasta up to northeast california. we have low clouds. there's plenty there. coolest area to the rockies, very, very cool and warm, warm to hot, already 81 in atlanta. there's an issue with rain. it was ana. now it's just tropical depression. area of low pressure heading up to north carolina heading up to the virginias giving them a lot of rain. this severe weather is in texas, louisiana. this system will provide more severe weather. oklahoma city, already their 6th wettest may. we still have a long way to go.

there's projections of about four to six inches the next seven days from texas to almost oklahoma and -- and denver, there's flood issues. more snow coming out of pueblo. for a week, it's been almost a week. 40s and 50s on the tellles. it feels -- temps. it feels colder than that. 2 degrees cooler in mountain view. 3 in san jose. some areas are right where they were yesterday. the water temps changed and so did the weather pattern. they were above for the longest time. we get these lows dropping down o north -- dropping down out of the north. it's a westerly component. sfo, due west. almost gusting to 30. west at hayward. that's an onshore breeze. 50s, 60s through the interior. that's the low giving us our cool pattern now. a stronger one is moving in late wednesday into thursday. that one looks like it wants to bring us rain.

patchy low clouds. it's a cold one out there. some sun, but staying cool. gusts, 30 for some. sun and cloud. breezy to windy at times. i can not emphasize how cool -- i cannot emphasize how cool of a pattern this is. been a long time coming. it looks like it will go down the coolest month since february 2014. it's running very, very cool here. we'll have a breezy condition tuesday, increasing clouds on wednesday. looks like rain on thursday into friday. if it continues to develop, a little rebound on the weekend. >> if we had these systems in the winter -- >> snow. >> yeah. >> i saw the seven-day outlook, there's 1 inch on the coast. >> yes. okay.

a racist remark triggered a huge controversy. [inaudible] >> coming up in 22 minutes, why parents say a weekend high school graduation in georgia will be one they will never forget. i woke up and i heard snoring and sneezing. >> a man sleeping in miss bet realized -- in his boat realized he's not alone.

welcome back. at least two deaths reported after a powerful typhoon hit the northeastern tip of the philippines. it had wind up to 115 miles an hour. would have made landfall but it's losing power. several buildings are damaged. there's a lot of flooding and a threat of mudslide. two men were electrocuted. almost 3500 people were evacuated from coastal areas. most of the damage is about 900 miles north of where the typhoon two years ago hit. the death toll from the earthquake in nepal keeps rising. the death toll now, nearly 8,000. nearly 18,000 people were hurt in that quake. 366 are still missing. almost 300,000 homes have been zes stroitsed -- destroyed.

another 300,000 were damaged. the tremors are still being felt around the country. and the california association will be holding a fund-raiser for the quick vails in nepal -- victims in nepal this friday at 6:30. they will have the latest flfths on the situation -- latest on the situation in nepal. a san francisco both owner got quite a surprise when he woke up to find a baby sea lion he sleeping and snoring -- lion sleeping and snoring on the bunk next to him. >> have to go. >> michael duffy woke up to snoring and sneezing. at first he thought a friend crashed in his boat house for the night. he said it was curled up just like a dog. he woke up and started to shoo the sea lion off. >> have to go, buddy.

he kept looking back. he would waddle and turn around. he didn't want to leave. >> a cute face. >> he says his new friend was tagged. so it's possible he was rescued. but did not appear injured. eventually it swam off without any trouble. we posted to video on our ktvu facebook page. >> you wake up to that. >> yeah. >> 7:57. california's drought making starbucks make a big change. after the break, the switch taking place and the outrage that sparked the decision. >> reporter: an oakland business mowner is sending an angry -- owner is sending an angry message to the mayor and police chief. we'll tell you what the message means and why he wrote it -- next. and we're looking at drivers on 880 here northbound as you drive up to oak street here. looks pretty good as you take

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outrage against the city of oakland more than a week after the mayday protests got out of hand. tara moriarty is out there. she's looking at live pictures. coming up in three minutes, she will tell us why the anger, it's lingering. and more reaction from a pretty upset oakland business owner. stay tuned. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's monday, it is may 11th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. we want to check on weather and traffic starting with steve. it's really cool for mid-may. >> i stepped outside. >> did you? >> change cool to cold. >> wow. >> a little chill in the air. combination of things. a low pressure system will be drigging into northern california -- digging into northern california. it will keep us cool.

it will be warmer in san francisco. yesterday was 57. today, 59. i think you will get more sun. so much cool air aloft. by the -- i think the coast will warm up. inland temps will drop anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees. it will dig into redding and take the turn only to be followed by another system falling in and maybe giving us rain on thursday. 40s, 50s on the temps. there is a rip-roaring breeze for some. especially out to the delta and sfo which both had gusts to 30 miles an hour. west hayward, 17. this system will move in. it will dig in to about here and then move in and another one drops in. that one will be stronger. all signs are pointing to cloud and rain by thursday. three days to iron things out. we'll see. sun, cloud, breezy. cool, very cool, below average temps. some areas will not hit 70.

all right, sal? someone might be just joining us and not realize that the san mateo bridge opened without delay. it opened maybe about a half- hour early. so things are doing very well on that bridge. let's take a look at what we have now as we take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up for a 20, 25- minute delay before you make it on the span. and then it's smooth sailing into san francisco. we're looking at interstate 880 as we promised. northbound is slow from san leandro near davis street. slows up into downtown oakland. most of the way. it gets better after the brick wall. if you are driving in concord, southbound 680 is slow from 242. westbound 580 off and on slow traffic from the alta poent pass all the way -- altamont pass all the way to dublin. the bridge opened ahead of schedule before 5:00 this morning. that's after it had been shut down all weekend for road repairs. this bridge usually carries 100,000 cars a day.

that causes a lot of wear and tear on the bridges. crews repaved a mile-long second. not all of the work is done. more work is scheduled for memorial day holiday, two weekends away. that's less than two weeks from now. put that in the back of your mind. don't be caught by surprise. >> back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. some oakland business owners say they are frustrated and fed up with the city. they are still waiting on help promised to them after violent mayday protests that left their property destroyed. tara moriarty is on oakland's auto row. tara, you just spoke to an auto shop owner who has found a creative way to express his feelings. >> reporter: when vandals came and destroyed the front windows of his business, he had to board them up. instead of just leaving them with plain wood, he painted over the board with a message.

the initial message read, opd, you have failed the city again. take a look. it tase, ryeiant -- it says, riot, tourism, we'll show you which block to trash. obviously a lot of anger and frustration. several merchants received a lot of damage. the hyundai dealership across the street had 70, 80 cars destroyed. windshields smashed in. one vehicle was hit on fire. the city held a meeting thursday night. officials talked about low- interest loans but so far merchants say there's been nothing concrete, just empty promises. >> big frustrations from, you know, on one hand the protests that are out of hand for no reason. the city doesn't do anything. there's still glass on the sidewalk. it's frast frustrating -- it's frustrating. we don't get any help here. >> reporter: business owners believe they shouldn't have to

pay for something they aren't responsible for and something the police didn't prevent. we reached out to the mayor's office for comment. we haven't heard back. he's getting his paintbrush ready to paint over the sign. we'll let you know what the message says in our later broadcasts. this is the hyundai dealership, you can see the windshields are still shattered. no movement as far as trying to remedy the problem. haven't gotten a chance to speak with the hyundai owner but eric did arrive to work a short time ago. he says that pretty soon he will be wasn'ting over this with a -- painting over this with a brand-new message. back to you. >> interesting to see what it will say up there. we'll keep an eye on it. thank you, tara. 8:05. california's severe drought forcing a lot of individuals and businesses to make drastic changes and that include starbucks. janine de la vega joining us live now in santa clara. so how will starbucks plan to

save water, janine? >> reporter: well, they are no longer going to use bottled water that's bottled in california. now we ran into a starbucks customer. she pays attention to the labels that are on the back of the bottles. she won't buy it if it's from california because of the drought. starbucks is following suit. this comes after people were outraged that the coffee company was using water from california. they get the water from baxter. ethos announced it will no longer purchase water from there. the water will now come from pennsylvania. customers shared their thoughts. >> i think that makes sense. i mean, if you can find another source that's not as in bad of shape as we are, why not? i think as a businessman that would be a good decision.

>> reporter: do you think it will make a difference, a dent? >> i think it will -- the difference will be so insignificant, it won't be measurable. but every little step helps. >> reporter: there are currently 108 licensed boughted water -- bottled water plants in california. people have been protesting necessarily because it produces arrowhead water. necessarily is buying -- nestle is buying water from sacramento. starbucks right now is being praised for its latest move by water conservation advocates. dave? >> very interesting. all right. thank you. because of the drought, some cities are taking aim at backyard swimming pools.

san jose recently became the biggest city in california to ban filling up a pool which takes 20,000 gallons of water. homeowners may top off existing pools. pool industry, they say the restrictions are misguided. they a cite that says swimming pools use -- they site a study that says swimming pools use less water. a man was shot after he attended a memorial service for a friend in marin city. there were several 911 shots reporting shots fired on cole drive. when deputies arrived, they found the victim suffering from multiple gunshot wound. he was taken to marin hospital where he died during surgery. the victim is a 35-year-old man from vallejo. he was in marin city to attend the memorial service for a family friend who was shot and killed tw weeks ago -- two weeks ago. investigators are trying to figure out if this was a random

act or if he may have been targeted. employees at a cvs pharmacy in oakland's montclair district are cleaning up damage after an attempted burglary. police say the suspects rammed an surf right through the front -- an suv right flew the front of the door -- right through the front of the door. it was an attempt to steal an atm. the manager said it's the second time in a month that someone intextly crashed into that store -- intentionally crashed into the store. the customers who showed up at the store were shocked to see all of the damage. >> i don't know what happens to people who feel that desperate. >> now, the cvs will reopen once all of the repairs are completed. no injuries were reported. relief on jam-parked trains. in 22 minutes, what's happening to give riders a bit more comfort. >> but the governor says that state is in mourning after two police officers were killed this weekend. after the break, what led up to the violent confrontation and

what's happening today to show support for the police. good morning. we are looking at a commute here where traffic is going to be busy if you are driving in the east bay. and take a look at this. the eastshore freeway. not so great in richmond. it's okay here in berkeley. we'll tell you what's going on -- coming up. also looks like not only cool and breezy but a cool and maybe wet week. possibility of that coming up later. we'll take a look at it. grass fed?

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8:1. breaking news -- 8:12. breaking news from santa rosa. a manhunt is underway. police are investigating a homicide. now, police say they were called shortly after 3:00 this morning about a fight at a home. when the police arrived, they found the man who had been injured and was unconscious. that man was rushed to the hospital but died on the way to the hospital. now, police are telling ktvu they are actively searching for a man in the area around the home. this is in the 2800 block of red tail street. we're following this still- developing story and will bring you more information as soon as we get it in. also, happening -- also happening today, two police officers in mississippi killed during a traffic stop will be remembered at a citywide memorial service. 34-year-old officer benjamin deen pulled over a car for

speeding saturday night and then called for backup. well, when 25-year-old liquori tate arrived, the two officers walked up to the car together and someone inside that car started shooting. the mayor of hattiesburg, mississippi is calling on his city to help the families and each other as the investigation into that shooting continues. >> you can't have these kinds of events happening in the community. i think what we need to do is celebrate the lives of these two individuals. >> so far, four people have been arrested. but authorities are not saying much about a possible motive for the killings. they say the suspects are known felons. they will be in court later today. a small glitch at a high school graduation ceremony turned into chaos in georgia. the school's principal forgot to have the valedictorian give the speech. but when she tried to introduce him at the end of the event, people started leaving. that's when she lost it.

[inaudible] >> where are you? >> oh! >> after her remarks, most of the students and family members simly walked out. the -- simply walked out. the head of the academy said she let her emotions get the better of her. >> everybody was like wow. i can't believe she just said that. >> in a statement, the principal asked for forgiveness for what she herself called a racist comment. at least one graduate is asking the school to pay back the $250 she spent in fees for the ceremony. well, after years of being exiled from major league baseball, pete rose will be analyzing with fans and the sport he was banned from. he will be a studio analyst for fox sports 1. he's sed to make an appearance on the america's

pregame show. he will make appearances on two other programs. fox sports says it hired rose to share his knowledge and insights on the game. pete rose received a life-time ban in 1989 because he bet on cincinnati reds baseball. mlb is considering an appeal from rose to be reinstated. warren buff -- buffett has revealed why he plays the ukulele. he told the crowd he first started playing the ukulele many years ago to impress a woman he had a crush on while a student at the university of nebraska. buffett said the woman seemed to prefer another guy and the other guy played the ukulele. so he learned how to play it but the woman still preferred the other guy. he hold the shareholders if they heard him play, they might understand why his ukulele

playing did not win her affection. "american idol" announces next season will be the last. the show made it official by sending out this tweet saying it will begin the 15th and final season in january of 2016. the current judges will remain on board. however, there are reports the original judge, simon cowell, known for his brutally honest comments, some might say rude, could also return for the final season. they've had so many changes over the years. it's created a number of pop stars, including kelly clarkson, who was the first winner. jennifer hudson and carrie underwood. the two-night finale begins tomorrow night right here on channel 2. let's bring sal back again.

what's happening on 880? >> a little bit slow. this morning we have had a lot of slow traffic on 880 in both directions. northbound and southbound, northbound first, as you can see, it's a little bit slow past the coliseum. southbound is slow as you head down from hayward to union city. if you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, there's more room. some of the 880 ramps are getting better but there's been delays. once on the span, it's moving along well. northbound 101 at university avenue, palo alto, there is a crash there. it looks like -- no injuries. but traffic is going to be slow both directions from redwood city heading on down and northbound 101 from mountain view. 280 is a decent bet right now as you drive. 280 has no crashes reported along the stretch. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> thank you, sir. a lot of low clouds. higher clouds. breezy to downright windy pattern. sfo has gusts to 25, travis has

gusts to 33 miles per hour. we will see a little disruption, chewing up of the knob bank. it will be better -- fog bank. it will be better. maybe a few degrees warmer. 59 in san francisco today after yesterday's cold 56. you will get more sun. we see too much cool air aloft and temperatures have really taken a tumble. today it will be 70s. low clouds in place. had a lot of 40s this morning. 50s now. i think a lot of these temps will be slow to recover. there's the gust to 33 at travis. due west at oakland. it's usually a coomb direction this kind of a a -- cool direction this kind of a pattern for them. due west at livermore. that's onshore. this low will drop in. kind of take a dip towards about redding somewhere in northern sacramento valley. only to be followed by a stronger system which will develop off the coast of us by about wednesday night and thursday. it looks like it wants to spin in rain. here's the projection for the

next five days. look at that. really kind of lights up here in northern california. maybe 1 to 2 inches. for us, i've seen projections on the next seven days. that might be the theme here where the coast gets more than inland areas. it looks like thursday is the main day, maybe into early friday. today a mix of sun and clouds. it's cold out there for a few if you are stuck in the low clouds, you got a breeze behind that. below average temps, not only today but well into the weekend. the two-week outlook is showing signs of no heat but a cooler pattern. a little rebound now and then. but i think it stays cool tuesday. cloud it up. it looks like rain gets close to us thursday afternoon and early friday. slight rebound on the weekend. looks like another system early next week. >> wow. >> and -- if we get later in the month, it's getting more and more unusual to stay this cool. >> very much so. >> chance of rain.

>> all right. >> thank you. people in the midwest are cleaning up after tornadoes. in northeast texas, 26 people were hurt. emergency teams went door to door looking for more victims in the town of van, texas. ten adults are still missing. the severe storm that may have produced a tornado damaged at least 30% of that town. now, a tornado did touch down in denton, texas, near dallas. people there say there was very little warning. >> everything's calm and still. there's no wind or rain. and i look to the west and i can see it circling and i can hear it. sounds like a plane going over the house. >> powerful winds damaged schools and churches in iowa and south dakota. heavy rains caused floods -- flood roads out there. some of the cases, people had to be rescued from their cars

by helicopters. >> very scary. >> yeah. a key selling point for driverless cars, of course, is safety. but several being tested here in california have -- already been in crashes. the reason makers say the self- driving cars are not to blame.

we had a couple of reminders over the weekend of how bad the fire see soon can

be -- season could be. it took fire crews from marin county seven hours to put the fire out. it burned three acres but no homes were damaged. on the peninsula, a wildfire burned 11 acres in the san bruno mountain state and county park. it started on a road near hillside boulevard and dolores way in south san francisco. the winds were strong. that made it hard to control the flames. so a helicopter and two planes were called in to help fight the flames. it took nearly two hours to put it out. but no one was hurt. no structures were damaged. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. well 48 driverless cars, they've been cruising along california roads since september and now we're learning that four of them have been in collisions. at least that's according to the associated press. three involved suvs that google outfitted with sensors and computer power.

the other involved a car operated by delphi. two crashes happened when a person was controlling it. the others, when the car was controlling itself. they say the damage was minor. a new annal little sis suggesting that riding the bullet train could be -- analysis suggests that the riding the bullet train could be pricing. 46 cents a mile more than the one in germany. the full line from san francisco to l.a. is expected to be opened in passengers sometime in 2028. 8:26. there's growing concern this morning about the islamic state terror group and their as you of social media -- and their

use of social media. the counter attack from the u.s. government on youtube. >> reporter: caltrain commuters may find it easier to snag a seat during the work this morning. we'll tell you about the new, longer trains that rolled out. we're looking at traffic that's marin bound this morning. you know, westbound to the span. you can see traffic on the richmond bridge approach. doesn't look too bad. even with sunshine today, temperatures inland will be coming down. it's a cool to cold breezy pattern. not only today maybe most of the week. we'll have more on that. why is there a kevin federline ice sculpture? why is this grilled cheese riding a cheeseburger? cuz, things get weird late at night. like my munchie meals. they all come with halfsie fries, two tacos and a drink for just six bucks. get one and get weird.

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ary live with you in san mateo -- we're live with you in san mateo. some caltrain riders can expect a more comfortable commute. alex savidge has been out there with them since 4:00 this morning checking out the changes put into place this morning. coming up in minutes, he will tell us what's different, how it's working. good morning. thank you for joining us. monday, it's may 11th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about the changing weather. steve paulson, it's changing. >> changing big time especially later this week. it's changing right now. we have a system dropping into the north of us. that's giving us more sun by the coast. it won't be that parm -- warm today. temperatures are very cool. pretty strong jet stream for may. the low is swinging in a lot of cool air. it will be a day of a lot of 60s even for inland areas or low, low 70s.

most of the week, a lot of 40s, 50. 33 gusting at travis. 25 at sfo. even if you have the cold and breeze, it can be a brisk one. there's the low it will dig into extreme northern california and then eject out. and there another system drops in -- and then another system drops in. maybe some rain for thursday. it's this close. three days to get it closer to see where it develops. sun, cloud. below-average temps. 50s, 60s for most. all right, sal. for those just waking up, the san mateo bridge is open. it's opened a little bit earlier -- early. there was no problem with this morning's commute. let's take a look at the bay bridge which took most of the traffic over the weekend. it was kind of a mess. westbound bridge is recovering. it looks good. i'm glad to see you this

picture. you waited long enough. you see what happens when you sit around and you watch a little "mornings on 2"? the traffic at the bay bridge gets better. today, it did. don't hold me to that. look at the san mateo bridge, westbound traffic here looks pretty good heading out to the high rise. hasn't been a big problem there driving out to the peninsula. things are actually off to a decent start. on the peninsula, i would say 101 is not very good at all from san mateo down to palo alto because of an accident going the other way. if you can use 280 that would be a better bet. back to the desk. thank you. starting today, if you ride caltrain, you will have a little more space to sit and stand on your way to work. alex savidge joining us live at the san mateo station and this is just the start of a more spacious commute and you say that's also creating a new complication as well. >> reporter: yeah, there is a bit of a huck cup.

first -- hiccup. but first, commuters are applauding this move. they have added six new trains. this may be one of them. i don't have time to count all of the cars here as we're live on television. but they've added six more trains during the popular commute times. as the trains roll out, they should make for a premiere ride. this was the first sixth car train that rolled into the hillsdale station in san mateo about 6:15 this morning. extra car means extra room. 150 more seats on trains that are often overcrowded. caltrain has seen four straight years of ridership increases with an average of 60,000 riders using the system each day. that's why they bought 16 used cars from l.a.'s metrolink system. now, four of those cars were put into use right away.

the others need more repair work and will be rolled out when ready. riders say these additional cars are desperately needed because it can be really hard to find a seat. >> i think it's very necessary. more people commuting from the city down there as we speak and vice versa. a lot of people are living in the peninsula and commuting down to work. it's necessary. >> reporter: but there is one issue with these longer trains. some caltrain platforms at certain stations are not designed to accommodate the longer trains. so that means in some cases, the doors of one train car at the very end won't be able to open and passengers instead will have to go to another car and exit through that car. as we bring you back here live, one, two, three, four, five. this is just a five-car train here. there you go. that's an instant count you get live often -- live on

television. you have more seats. >> something to look forward to. all right. thank you for the update. the new battlefront against isis is now on social media and youtube. the state department is growing increasingly concerned that people are being recruited to join the terror group and these videos have a lot to do with it. brian flores is now in the newsroom and tells us how the u.s. is responding. >> the state department says it's becoming increasingly clear that fighting isis has gone well beyond the battlefield. we know social media is being used to recruit. before the terror group's videos were poorly made, it's changed dramatically. they say the sophistication of these videos show how complex

the group is. the concern is people in the u.s. will see the videos and want to join the terror group or become a lone wolf. and that has military bases and other bases on high alert. >> the so-called lone wolf could strike at any moment. >> they can be activated by the internet and really terrorism has gone viral. >> how the u.s. is responding is through a state department sponsored youtube channel called think again, turn away. the washington post has chronicled the growth. so far 16 videos have been propose duesed. some of the messages -- produced. some of the messages tell of isis fighters regretting their decision to join the group. some show alarming pictures and violence. some dispute what isis claims but the debate continues whether it's working on

preventing recruitment. pack to -- back to you. mayor ed lee has a plan to tear down part of the instate 280. according to the chronicle, mayor lee asked transit officials to consider tearing down the part of 280 that runs from mariposa street to king street. this plan include moving the caltrain tracks underground and building a station close to the proposed site for the new warriors' arena. but it will open up a big area of the city for potential development. no estimated price tag. but officials say it would be billions of dollars. two private transit companies completing with san francisco's -- competing with san francisco's muni are

gaining strides. leap, which started just in march, made no comment on its profits. critics say the services are another sign of the growing gap between wealthy tech workers and everybody else. the warriors' moment of truth, trailing 2-in the semifinals -- 2-1 in the semifinals. the team heads to game 4. scott reese is live in memphis with what's on the line and the team's plan of attack. scott, would you call tonight's game a must-win for the warriors? >> reporter: well, it's funny you asked that question. the players were asked that question after game three. steph curry said absolutely. klay thompson said it's not a must win but it's pretty darned close because you want home court advantage back. they have only lost 17 games all year but this is the sixth time they have lost two in a

row. now would be a bad time for them to lose three games in a row in a best of seven series. it's incumbent upon the coaches to draw it up better and the players to execute pet -- better. >> we'll make some strategic adjustments for sure. but we won't make major changes in terms of our rotation and who is playing and that kind of thing. >> we have to be more consistent moving the ball on and developing that offensive flow that we have really grown comfortable with all year. >> reporter: the team did not practice yesterday but they did get together for a special screening of game 3 in its entirety. i'm guessing popcorn. there was good exchange and hopefully they got it sorted out.

before game, the warriors had played 44 games this year where they held the opponent under 100 points. they won all 44 of those games. now back-to-back games, the grizzlies have only scored in the 90s and they will 2- -- and they are 2-0. the warriors will need to get the offense in gear and hopefully the shots will follow. >> it sound like they are not gonna do any major changes. they've done so well in the game plan. why change it now. >> reporter: i think it's more of a question they've done all well season -- for the season. the bottom line, you hit shots, you will be okay. sometimes they don't fall. you look at steph curry and klay, they are two good sheeters. we'll watch the offense, the defense has been a little bit better the last couple of games. we'll see if the offense comes through. >> offense need to step up. tipoff is at 6:30.

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this is helmet cam video of rookie richmond firefighter jessica in one of her first interior attacks. she's inside a burning garage on the city's south side with the captain and another firefighter. this intense adrenaline-filled on the job training will be featured on right this minute later this morning here on ktvu. and pam cook joins us now live in the studio with a sneak peek and a special interview. >> good morning. it's a perspective most of us never get a chance to see. joining us from los angeles via

skype is "right this minute" host ail ally -- host, ali. we don't normally get to see this video. how did you get ahold of this? >> we have a whole team of researchers. we're always looking for video. this is a video that would have been stumbled upon. once they looked into, they found the story behind it and found out what an amazing story it was. >> normally we don't get to see the behind the scenes and while they were going inside fighting a fire. what else grabs your attention about this? >> the one that gets people going -- we've seen fire stories story, but this was a classroom. she's gone through four months the training. now it's. ing -- it's becoming -- now

it's becoming real. the captain is giving her instructions. we're all experiencing it vicariously by the helmet cam. >> and part of the training is to remain calm. he keeps telling her to relax and remain calm during that. >> absolutely. you could only imagine what it must be like to be faced with a ulwall of fire -- with a wall of fire. it's very loud, hot, smoky. yeah. the training kicks in. four months of being there, learning, doing it all. the muscle memory kicks in. you do what you are supposed to do and listen to your captain. but very, very dramatic footage. the interesting think about jessica, it runs in her family. her mother was a police officer. in fact, her father and stepmother both firefighters at well -- both firefighters as well. >> we listened to that earlier.

she remains pretty calm. we were hoping to bring her in but we know you got a chance to talk with her so we'll see that coming up later this morning on "right this minute." thanks for joining us. >> any time. >> back to you. want to check in with sal. are you looking at things in the south bay? >> yes. you can see there's slow traffic. pleasantly surprised. we haven't had the monster commute that we had on thursday and friday. it's been okay as you drisk through the area -- as you drive through the area. there is a lot of slow traffic where i've drawn this light arrow. southbound 101, a couple of different accidents. traffic will be backed up out of san mateo. as we pull back, you can see the traffic from 92 all the way down to 85. all of that area is slow. and now 280 is getting in the act with slow traffic.

280 and 85, 101 in san jose are still slow. but it has not been as bad as friday. westbound bay bridge has improved. there's little waiting to do at the toll plaza. let's go to steve. >> all right. a cool pattern. a no doubt about it westerly breeze component or southerly breeze. downright windy for some. sfo over san pablo bay, up to travis. the delta breeze is in full force for many. a lot of cloud cover over the sierra. light rain over the oregon border. the system will dig into the north. 40s and 50s. very, very slow to rebound off those morning lows and gusting to 33 at travis and 25 at sfo and you have the upper cloud deck and that's a cold pattern. this will move into northern

california. another system is going to dig right off the coast. looks like it will be very close to us on thursday for a possibility of rain. if it digs farther west, no. if it digs closer to us, could get decent rain. a couple of days to get that -- see which way it settles in. sun, clouds, breezy at times. a cool pattern for everybody. 50s, 60s, 70s. had a couple of 80s. some areas will not get above 70 degrees today which is well below normal. could get rain in here on thursday. i mean decent rain. we'll see a couple of days away. staying cool for a while. >> do you think that will mean snow in the sierra? >> it could. >> okay. >> it's getting tough this time of year. >> yeah, right. >> they could get some good rain up there and mountain snow, yes. >> all right. thank you. >> liking it. ten minutes before 9:00. well, looking beautiful and feeling good, it's not rocket science or is it? after the break, the effort underway to make high heels

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we have some breaking news to tell you about out of l.a.x. these are live pictures where a united express jet landed without its left rear tire. that looks like the plane right there in the middle of the runway. looks like it's kind of flat at the back. apparently this plane took off from monterey this morning. it did have a hard landing but there are no injuries reported at this time. you can see the crews there. the back of the plane, they are working on it. skywest plain. did an emergency landing -- skywest plean -- skywest plane. did an emergency landing. this is a story we'll follow on social media and bring you updates as we get them. yahoo! is suing a former employee

saying she gave away company secrets to a reporter. now, the woman, who was a senior director of product management, is being sued. yahoo! said she broke a confidentiality agreement by revealing information she learned during meetings with marissa mayer. the lawsuit also claims she let the reporter use her password to get into the company's archives. that reporter was writing a book about mayer's leadership at yahoo!. the woman and the reporter are making no comment on the lawsuit. 8:54. a woman is leading a team to make comfortable high heel shoes by applying science to fashion. the end of the metal shaft the end of the shoes jams into the ground sending a shock up to

the woman's foot. she says her design has extra give. and she hopes to produce 1500 pairs. they are not cheap. they will sell for $925. >> yikes. >> she said she's ignoring critics and taking the elon musk approach that taking an -- making an amazing product makes everything work out. a san diego boat owner woke up and found a sea lion sleeping and snoring on the bunk next to him. >> you have to go. you gotta go. >> come on, pal, keep moving. michael duffy woke up to snoring and sneezing. at first he thought a friend of his crashed into the boathouse for the night. then he looks over and saw a sea lion curled up. duffy woke up, starting shooing the sea lion off the boat but the sea lion didn't want to leave. >> it kept looking back.

he would waddle a little bit and then turn around. he didn't want to leave. >> you are making meek get off the -- me get off the boat? duffy said he was tagged. so it's possible he was rescued before. it didn't appear to be hurt and eventually swam away without any problems. a 74-year-old woman is back on solid ground after being rescued near the summit of mt. diablo. she fell and was injured while in a remote area on the east side of the mountain. a chp helicopter you see was called in to assist the contra costa fire department yesterday afternoon. the woman was hoisted off the mountain and then transferred to an air ambulance that took her to the hospital. and the mayor in texas is getting national attention after he forgot to turn off his microphone during a bathroom break. here's what happened. >> for us to say within the city limits -- [laughter]

>> some council members couldn't keep a straight face while the man answered the call of nature. he says he's not really embarrassed. he thinks the average person can relate to what happened. >> and they can. >> yes. >> we have microphones on. have to be careful. >> i know the problem well. >> that never happens to you. >> you never want people to hear that. i think we need to move on. let's take a look at the commute. it's still okay at the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is busy but it's getting better by the -- by the moment. let's go over to 880. that's slow from san leandro on the right-hand side. on the peninsula, we've had slow traffic. also a lot slowing in san jose. see a lot of red often the maps

getting up to mountain view, sunnyvale and cupertino. here's steve. cool. >> cool. >> downright cold for some out there. it will be a cool, breezy week. temperatures below normal. we cloud it up on wednesday. sure looks like rain wants to move in on thursday. maybe lingering to friday. >> i like this. >> all right. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the fox 2 news at noon. we're hearing police in santa rosa have captured a man they were looking for in connection with a homicide. we'll have the latest on a possible arrest and the homicide victim. thanks for watching, everyone. have a great day.

going to try to live this a wrangler is out to get an eastern brown. >> one of deadliest in the world why some serpent has finally met its match. >> this lady is a freaking boss. >> you don't like that -- a captain leads a richmond fire department truckee through -- >> one ofer first-er fires and she reveals what it was like inside the inferno and her parents' reaction tots helmet cam video. >> there goes