6:59. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's tuesday, may 12th. a lot going on to tell you about. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we're also talking about weather and traffic and steve paulson has been busy all morning. chilly and wind. >> it's sunny, but it's a breezy, cool, windy pattern for us. some inland temperatures will be 10 degrees below average. some very good social media information coming in today. this is from christopher vega. he said friends visiting from the east coast didn't believe me when i said bring a heavy coat and your own water. very clever, christopher. i like that. it's bin your own coat -- it is bring your own coat. it's cold out there. it will be sunny. it's nice. the system has literally destroyed the fog bank. yet, sfo gusts anywhere from 33 to 43 miles per hour due west at hayward. it's at west-southwest also at

livermore. take your pick. gusts 21 novato. that's sustained at oakland airport. 21. gusting to 25. it's a fresh, cool breeze. 40s and 50s. this is antonio, currently 50 degrees out of the west. 10-mile-an-hour breeze. daly city is clear. the system will focus on thursday, right there, it looks like that will bring us rain. mostly sunny, breezy to windy at times below average temps. a lot of sunshine. that's the good news. but it's staying below average. sal, we had wind advisories from the chp. any -- anything else going on? >> yes. it's slowing traffic on the san mateo bridge. let's go to skyfox looking at that for us, looking at that slow traffic on the span. you can see from this picture how slow it is.

it's slowing right before you get to the high rise. i think people are slowing down because of the gusty wind. we don't have an accident on this span. it just has been pretty gusty on that span and backed up all the way out across the bridge to the peninsula. let's take a look at 280 in san jose. that's also slow getting up to highway 17. suddenly we're going through a lot of slow traffic on 280, northbound 101 is slow as well. that's 1, 2, 3, 4 -- that's a five-car train. that's one of the older trains. let's go to the been -- let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up 15, 20 minutes. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. the death toll is rising this morning from another large earthquake in nepal. the magnitude 7.3 quake has killed more than 40 people so

far. alex savidge is here with the latest developments. >> good morning. another devastating blow here for the people of nepal. it's been less than three weeks since the massive 7.8 earthquake killed more than 8,000 people in that country. >> this was the scene today. video from inside nepal a's parliament which was -- nepal's parliament. it struck at 1:00 this afternoon, local time. you can see people rushed out of buildings and into the streets. there are several reports of buildings that have collapsed. officials say at least 42 people are dead as a result of this latest quake and more than 1,000 people were injured. tuesday's quake was centered in an isolated area of nepal near the chinese border. it did trigger several landslides and toppled buildings in some small villages there. people who were at work when the quake hit would, -- when

the quake hit are worried about loved up with -- loved ones. >> i'm worried for my family. >> a search-and-rescue team is searching in a remote region of nepal where a number of buildings collapsed. that town has become a hub for humanitarian aid after the april 25th earthquake that devastated nepal. for some perspective, last month's earthquake was more than five times as strong as the one that struck today. still, the quake that hit today has left even more damage and killed even more people. it will no doubt hamper the recovery efforts in nepal. >> such dev -- such devastation. b.a.r.t. is saying some of its employees may have rye violated rules -- may have vie lighted rules on

-- violated rules on property. it's claimed they were campaigning for one candidate, susan bonita. b.a.r.t. says the code of conduct bans employees from taking part in political action on b.a.r.t. property. in the meantime, susan is claiming her opponent has used b.a.r.t. for campaigning. there are 50,000 miles of highway near in california. the latest caltrans report shows 59% are considered in good shape. 29% need minor work. 16% need major renovation. however, glass tax revenue won't pay the $80 billion cost of work that's needed. part of the problem fuel efficiency goes up, drivers pay less than gas taxes.

now the transportation commission, they are looking for other ways to pay the repair bills. the warriors are back in the bay area this morning after a blowout win over -- win over the memphis grizzlies. our cameras spotted player including andrew bogut leaving the oakland airport. the team plane landed around 3:30. players left frequently likely heading home to sleep. the series with the grizzlies is now even at 2-2. steph curry scored a game high 33 points last night. he also had eight rebounds and five assists. after two straight losses, the lawyers bounced back with the win. now they have home court advantage back. the best of seven series is a best of three. want to mention sal will be talking more more about this game at 7:45. game 5 is tomorrow night at oracle arena. game 6 back in memphis on friday night and if necessary,

game 7 would be sunday in oakland. >> and tori is talking to warriors. >> yes. >> a lot to talk about. >> yes. stage three of the amgen tour bicycle race starts this morning in san jose. and our reporter is near the starting line joining us with a rundown of the grueling route these cyclists will be covering today. >> reporter: hundreds of riders are waking up in beautiful san jose. the east foothills will be the backdrop. organizers are setting up for stage 3, as you can see here. 140 of the world's top athletes will take off at 10:45 this morning. this race is 105 miles. the riders will begin here in the berryessa neighborhood, then to livermore and use some major muscle power for a 4200- foot climb up the back side of mount hamilton. the finish line is at motorcycle county park.

this stage should take about five hours to complete and this comes off the heels of a relatively easy stage 2 from nevada city to lodi where mark from great britain maintains the lead. fans can hike or ride their bikes to watch. many viewing points are located on calaveras road. this is the 10th year the city of san jose mass hosted a stage for the tour. the entire ride is 724 miles. i'm just tired saying that. now, this morning, some roads in the berry esa neighborhood will be -- berryessa neighborhood will be closed. the route is mainly county and rural roads. we're told traffic should not be ill pablthed too much -- impacted too much but it will definitely be a run ride today. >> i know it will be. thank you. a mystery linked to an old movie theater. in 20 minutes, the disturbing discovery made inside and what

we're learning about the concert promoter now under arrest. but next, you know it's like uner for your kids -- uber for your kids. pam cook is looking at how a new app helps get their children from place to place safely. we're looking at the east bay commute. we have slow traffic to tell you about. on highway 24, it's slow heading toward oakland. a nice e-mail from paul in northern napa. he says i can't say cold but it's definite chi-- but it's definitely chilly. the forecast -- coming up.

george zimmerman, back in the headlines after he just missed getting shot in a road rage incident in florida.

police in lake mary say one shot was fired at zimmerman. the bullet barely missed his head and he was hit by broken glass. police say the same gunman was apointly involved -- apparently involved in another road rage incident with zimmerman last year. a witness says the gunman flagged him down. >> the guy came pulling up and said, please call 911. will you please call 911? i was like what happened? he said i just shot george zimmerman. he waved the gun at me and i shot him. >> investigators have not figured out why the two were fighting but say there is an ongoing feud. george zimmerman shot and killed an unarmed black teenager, trayvon martin, in 2013. zimmerman was afated in that -- acquitted in that killing. ride sharing, it's a big business in the bay area. and now there is a new company offering a service to families who need help getting their children from place to place. ktvu fox 2's pam cook in the studio now with more on the steps this service is taking to

keep its young passengers safe. >> pretty interesting. the startup ride service is called shuttle. it's targeting busy parents in the bay area with busy kids. it's similar to uber but designed to take kids where they need to go. the company has 200 drivers. passengers have to be 18 or younger and have to have a texting-enabled phone to be contacted by the driver. the app lets the parents keep track of their kids along the way. >> there's gps tracking the whole way. parents are notified at -- when the driver is on the way, when they arrive to the location, when they depart. when they drop the passenger off. and we also have mull monitoring -- full monitoring going on by the staff. >> shuttle launched in the area of san francisco. it's focused on expanding across the bay area soon. the ceo says it's certainly attracting investors. they've attracted $12.5 million in funding. so the company plans to go

national. not everyone is praising the new service, though. coming up i will tell you why some people are saying why using a car service to cart kids around is actually adding more concern than convenience. tori and dave? >> interesting concept. a good friend of mine was interviewed by a national newspaper for a single parent. there's opinions on both side. >> all right. let's get sal's opinion on your commute. how things are going out there. >> it's a little bit slow out there. as a matter of fact, we are looking at slow traffic on many of the bridges and causeways. it's windy. let's take a look at first westbound 24. you can see traffic is going to be busy as you drive through. it's not gonna be -- it won't be a huge delay in any one spot. it will be busy as you drive over to the caldecott tunnel. it's stop-and-go in some areas. out to the bay bridge toll

plaza from skyfox, you can see that the backup is getting up to the metering lights and the macarthur maze. kind of a big delay here trying to get into san francisco. it's also windy on the bay bridge. not quite as bad as san mateo. but it's no picnic up there. let's talk about the dumbarton bridge and the san mateo bridge. we can put that on the map. there's red road sensors there. we have a lot of slow traffic on 85, 280 and 101. 7:15. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> it's windy out there. i know we talked about san mateo and the dumbarton bridge but not everyone is in on the breeze. around tiburon, a couple of reports, not bad. but for others, it's roaring. you can see it spinning in the atmosphere. that's one low carving itself out over northern california. there's zero heat. cool air aloft. that system will keep us cool and breezy. that system shows rain on

thursday. rain? yeah, rain. these are the average highs for this time of year. sloer -- santa rosa, 75. if they get a north wind, they will hit the 67, 66. we're way below average. haven't seen this in a long time. i believe february 2014 was the last below normal month. believe it or not. san francisco will go 60. more sun. that's the good news. even with the sunshine, you are still blee low average -- still below average. gusts to 43 earlier. 25. if you combine that with a 40- degree temp, that's cold. oakland airport west at 21. 21 novato. pretty breezy to windy. 40s and 50s. there were more 40s for lows than 50s. george mccray said clear and cold in el cerrito. 48 degrees. wind northwest at 5. everybody

is in on this chill. you can see the warmth. 91 forecast high today in washington, d.c. with humidity to match. could be a record high. on the back side of that, very cool air. still snow in the northern great lakes. they are stuck in the pattern. there will be torrential copious rain throughout texas maybe into oklahoma. if you have any flights, it's been a bumpy ride. a couple of people have told me, there's been a lot of turbulence. upper 40s, 50s on the water temps. they are cold, as soon as they turn cold, our weather changed, kind of the teeter-totter effect. we have the warmth and dry for so long. the lows have been coming down. they don't hold a lot of moisture. this one is coming over water. that's why i think we'll get rain out of it. maybe late wednesday night. rain develops and there could be isolated amounts. if it all comes together and more snow up in the sierra.

this is the cloud/rain forecast. it will increase the forecast tomorrow. thursday morning, i would expect a wet commute and then watch -- i mean, just boom. there it is. up in the sierra, northern california, central california and it continues to churn here probably all the way into thursday. maybe early friday. today it's sunny. sunny and -- it's not very warm. below average temps. windy for tomorrow. not for all. 60s on the temps. this is may, right? it looks like something we would see into march. well below average, 10, 12 degrees for some inland areas. gilroy probably not even hitting spent. 50s on -- not even hitting 70. 50s on the coast. the weekend will be okay. just not very warm. another system due monday. >> wow. it's -- no sign of any warmup

in the near future? >> no. probably memorial weekend. >> that will be appropriate. the nfl is suspending tom brady without pay for the first four games of next season. he's always had a clean-cut image. but an nfl investigation determined that brady likely knew about the deflated footballs. brady's agent said he will the appeal the suspension which he called ridiculous and without legitimate basis. beside the four-game suspension, the league is fining the patriots $1 million and taking away two future draft picks. the two patriots' employees who investigators determined were likely responsible for deflating the footballs have been suspended indefinitely. interesting comment from harry reid. he said it didn't make sense for the nfl to fine the patriots and tom brady and let

the redskins keep their team name. kind of interesting perspective on that. >> all right, tori. a 4-year-old.jumped out of a moving -- a 4-year-old boy jumped out of a moving car when the thief tried to steal the car with him inside. >> he was just shaking. >> coming up -- what the mother says happened and how that little boy is doing this morning. communication is the key, right? >> bay area high school students getting a chance to train as professional firefighters. up next, the unique program opening up hot opportunities.

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welcome back. starting next month, 1 million people in san jose will face mandatory water rationing. customers of the san jose water company will be given monthly water allotments. you will be fined if you exceed them. this will be based on the average water use in 2013 for all water customers. now, people, as well as businesses, they will be required to reduce water use by 30% from that amount. no word yet on what the fines will be for those who exceed their monthly allotment. well, they are still in high school. but there is a group of students in berkeley already training to become professional firefighters. it's all thanks to a very unique educational partnership. alex savidge explains how the

program will help the berkeley fire department hire some home grown talent. >> reporter: from the coat to the mask, these berkeley high students are finding out firsthand what it takes to fight fires. >> to the left. there you go. >> reporter: this isn't just a chance to dress up in the gear. it's serious training. >> time stamp thing. >> reporter: these students, juniors and seniors, taking part in the fire science classes, with the help of berkeley foof -- firefighters, and they learn to operate the equipment and understand the skills. >> it was a lot heavier than i expected it to be. >> it's only when you are tightening it that you have to push it. >> reporter: they will move onto emt courses and accredited

paramedic courses. all along, they are paired up with firefighters who mentor them. >> we hire people with zero experience. >> when a red light pops up, it will flash. >> reporter: this unique program is meant to guide local students towards jobs here at home. right now, less than 10% of the berkeley fire department libs in the city -- lives in the city. >> it would mean a lot. growing back here, to give back to the community. >> we would like more of the local youth to become firefighters. >> take a breath. >> primarily geared to berkeley use, specifically at-risk youth who are not college-bound who don't have the financial support to go to college but who do want to have a good- paying job with benefits. >> reporter: this senior says this course was an eye-opener for him. >> i think classes like these definitely open doors for many different people whether they

have plans for college or fought. >> college -- or not. >> reporter: today, they were trying on the gear. in a few years, many will be joining this all for real, working in the field as firefighters. a treatment job for many of these students. >> take a deep breath. >> reporter: it's all within well reach thanks to this training. alex savidge, fox 2 news. >> the city of berkeley is testing a campaign to collect your pair change and put it to use helping people in need. the city installed four small metal boxes downtown where anyone at any time can drop off change. the goal is to reduce panhandling and raise money for the berkeley food and housing project which runs a shelter and meal program. the donations will be used to pay for personal items such as socks and toiletries. it will cover the cost of i.d. card application fees at the dmv and for ride vouchers on ac

transit. >> i think maybe to the average person is seems really simple but these are things that can make or break a difference for a person. >> downtown berkeley association paid for the boxes and installation. the program is modeled of a one in denver which sees donations of $100,000 a year. 7:27. a third deadly wrong-way crash on a highway or freeway in less than a month. the warning from the c chp -- from the chp for those who drive late at night or early in the morning. >> reporter: and there's more problems on the bay bridge, particularly the tower. what it will cost to fix it. a driver in the car on westbound 580, coming up over the dublin grade. traffic, not bad. but i think this driver will run into some slow traffic coming up over this hill. we'll see. good news, it's going to be sunny for everybody today. we've lost that fog.

windy for some. not for all but it's a cool pattern. we'll show you how cool.

ow 7:30. we are live in san francisco where police are investigating a mystery linked to this old movie theater. in two minutes, tara moriarty will have more on the body found inside and the well-known man who has been arrested.

good morning. welcome again to "mornings on 2." it's tuesday, may 12th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. i ran outside. i got the cold air in my throat. >> yeah. >> a little nippy outside but the sun is bright. >> no fog today? a lot of reports breezy to windy conditions. not for all. some locations are calm. it's kind of incredible. sfo gusts to 43. not far away it wasn't that bad. most will be breezy to windy. this is jim up at cobb mountain. he says of course it might rain this week, i just sanded my deck. [laughter] >> it's cold up in lake county. i know that. the system responsible is churning right there. where were these guys back in january and february? they are here now. the system coming in tomorrow is coming over water. that will give us a better opportunity for rain. still gusting to 33 at sfo. mountain view southeast at 3.

livermore 12. 16 miles per hour in fairfield. west at 21 miles per hour at the oakland airport. due west napa. i have to give a shout-out to napa. south end to napa and browns valley, thank you, from 42 to 48 degrees. 42 in north napa. that's chilly. we do have other areas checking in way too cold. this is from judy. way too cold and windy in foster city. i believe it. sunshine today. isn't that a song? "sunshine today"? windie for some -- windie why -- windy for some. sal? we're gonna go to skyfox over castro valley. you can see the traffic coming

up on 580 westbound at 238. it will be slow here. not too bad. this intersection, that's 238 going up and down on your screen. now our car driving in the same area here on 580 coming up over the hill to castro valley. you can see this is coming up. they are right there. from this picture -- what am -- i'm looking around for the skyfox. we have this area covered. they are in the same place. if something were to happen, we would be on it. traffic is a little bit slow. let's go back to our south bay commute which hasn't been so good. northbound 280 is now backed up onto 680. 101 is slow back to 85. 85 is slow from 87. suddenly into the west valley we go with a lot of slow traffic. i cannot leave out highway 4. it's become a mess and 680 is slow from 242 down to highway 24. 7:33. back to the desk.

the chp wants to know why a driver went the wrong way on interstate 80 in sacramento slamming head on into another car. three people, including that wrong-way driver died in this horrible crash after the car burst into flames. this is the third deadly wrong- way crash in the sacramento area in the past two months. the chp says all three crashes happened in the fast lane. now the chp is advising drivers, stay out of the fast lane when you drive late at night or early in the morning. a san francisco entertainment promoter has been arrested in the death of a woman whose body was found in an old theater under renovation. tara moriarty is joining us live. you are at the theater now to tell us what you are finding out about this mysterious case. >> reporter: well, the gates to the great theater remain

closed. we know that there's remnants of crime scene tape from sunday and that's when authorities discovered the body of a 31- year-old woman from oakland. they have arrested a 48-year- old, harris rosenbloom. this is a picture of him right here. we know he's been arrested on suspicion of homicide. he's seen in a promotional video for the theater. harris rosenbloom was leasing the great star on jackson and trying to renovate it. city officials say he didn't have much success in raising money. he called to report the death. and when officers got there, they found him with his lawyer and near the body. harris rosenbloom has been booked into jail. as far as we know, no bail amount has been set. it's unclear who the woman was, how she died, what she was doing at the theater and if she knew harris rosenbloom. the 48-year-old has been

involved in the entertainment industry since the '90s. he a had run into several -- he had run into several zoning problems over the theater. we've reached out to his attorney. we've not heard back this morning. live from chinatown, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you. 7:36. a 4-year-old boy from stockton is recovering this morning after he jumped out of a moving car that was stolen as he sat inside. the boy's mother who did not want to show her face on camera is still shaken from this frightening ordeal. >> i turn around and try to say goodbye to my mother-in-law and tell the kid to get in the car and leave to go home and the guy took off in the car. my sister-in-law is like, the car, the car. >> police say the 4-year-old was not yet strapped in his car seat. witnesses about a block away couldn't believe their eyes when the boy jumped out. >> i turned the corner and the

door opened. the kid flew out and hit the bench. >> the boy has cuts and scrapes to his feet and legs. police say the car thief may not have realize the boy was -- realized the boy was in the car. they've not captured the suspect or recovered the car. there are more problems at the new bay bridge. it could cause toll payers more than a million dollars just to investigate them. brian flores says the problems may have to do with the tower that's supposed to be a landmark. good morning, brian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, tori. well, there a meeting with bridge oversight committee and the executive director of the metropolitan commission says this latest problem with the tower that you are looking at right there. he says this is a game changer. that's certainly not good news when he says that for a bridge that was built over budget. now more money will be spent to figure out this latest problem. what's going on? well, according to bridge officials there is a possible

saltwater flooding and anchor rod failure at the base of the tower. tests done last week found that chloride levels were 50 times higher than last year. what that means is the possibility that bay water is coming through the cracks and could be affecting the foundation where the anchor rods are. now, officials know that at least one rod that failed last week's test with the concern that the other rods meant to help the -- meant to help anchor the bridge during an earthquake, they may be corroded. but further tests need to confirm that. some experts say the discovery of the bay water could make the rods worse off than the ones discovered in 2013. the panel approved $1.5 million on further studies and also to remove the roads that could be affected to get a closer look. from what we understand, the tests are expected to take place sometime next week. as we take it back out here live, the money coming directly from toll payers, not just the ones who drive on the bridge but toll papers on all state

bridges. but during an overnight meeting yesterday, bridge officials do reiterate that the bridge is safe. more problems to go along with the eastern span of the bay bridge. back to you. >> it's amazing. you think that one thing is taken care of. something else needs to pop up. we'll keep on top of it. >> thank you. 7:39. california lawmakers and elected officials will get a 3% pay raise at the end of this year. it was approved by a panel appointed by governor jerry brown. the citizens compensation commission volted to partially -- voted to partially restore deep cuts to pay and benefits imposed during the recession. at that time, the commission cut lawmakers' pay by 18%. assembly members and state senators will be paid $100,000 a year. that's up from $97,000. an online petition drive is underway in san francisco to change the name of san francisco's justin herman plaza

to maya angelo plaza. it's named after the former head of the city redevelopment agency. the people behind this new petition drive say that justin herman led the fillmore district which forced out minorities. they think the new name would be more appropriate since they say she brought people together. she lived in san francisco as a young bomb -- young woman. van, texas was one of the hardest hit areas in tornadoes. 120 homes were destroyed. dozenses of people are staying in a shelter. the victims say they are just lucky to have each other. >> it's just stuff and it can be and will be eventually

replaced. >> in the town of nashville, arkansas, a young couple died trying to shield their baby girl from a tornado. the 18-month-old girl survived. one man in nashville is helping those by handing out $100 bills. the governors of arkansas and texas declared dozens of counties disaster areas in the wake of the storms. tropical depression ana dropped heavy rain on parts of eastern north carolina causing heavy flooding. many people became stranded in their homes and cars had to drive through several feet of standing water. not really a good idea. well, tragedy strikes again in nepal. in 23 minute, the damage from a 7.3 earthquake that hit near mt. everest and the latest

death toll. it will be sunny today for everybody, that's for sure. but there is a pretty good breeze to downright windy conditions for some. temperatures will stay cool. and warriors' fever running high. up next sal there and matt, they have interesting perspectives and the big question after last night's big turnaround win. we'll be right back.

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course, sal castanedo and matt steinmetz. great to have you here. the warriors look like they are back. they haven't been playing themselves for the ef -- for the previous two games. what do you think it took to turn them around? >> steph curry. been struggling for the first two games. got back to mvp form and the warriors looked like a totally different team. >> he didn't score in the first few minutes. but he had a different feel about him. you could tell. he was walking around a little bit differently, his team -- his whole team -- i think of it as his team, even though maybe that's not right -- it had a different vibe. >> he's such a leader but is so humble. do you think the mvp trophy might have thrown it off? >> i think it may have. >> really? >> not only the circumstances leading up to the game and the presentation and the press conference, but i think it was a hangover after that. i think you try to do too much

to prove you deserve the mvp. now things are getting back to normal. >> we have to talk about the coach. he's a rookie coach, steve kerr. he was able to kind of come back and, you know, he was great in the regular season but the playoffs are a whole different ballgame, literally. >> the grizzlies have a player, a great defensive player but a terrible shooter, ally -- allen. the warriors didn't guard him. they let him shoot. >> it's a different strategy. >> kerr this them watch the entire game 3 on tape. not just little bits the entire game. >> that must have been painful. >> they also took steph curry out for dinner after the game. >> they had to force him to do that. >> he was all locked up in his

room. >> they said get on out here, man. >> we have to talk about charles barkley. i didn't realize he was such a warriors' hater. what -- what is he saying about the warriors now? >> the grizzlies won the second half, tori. >> doesn't matter. >> right? >> right. >> charles doesn't like math because it was 40-40. he said the grizzlies had an advantage. he doesn't like smaller guys, anybody under 6'3". >> and he doesn't like teams that rely on the three-point shot. >> quickly, i want to talk about deflategate. so we know that tom brady's been suspended for four games without pay. the patriots fined a million bucks, lost two draft picks. is that punishment harsh or too late? >> one of the things i think no matter what happens, tom brady will be tarnished by this. in his wikipedia article, it will always be there that he was suspended. this will always be with him.

>> i think it's much to do about nothing. who hasn't tried to gain an age. >> but it's cheating. >> raiders' fans are screaming at the tv right now. >> all right. so quickly getting back to the warriors, what is your prediction for the ers -- for the series. i am saying warriors 7. >> i think so. >> people will be fired up after that win. it will be fun in oakland. >> and maybe they needed this to kind of have a little scare and kind of get back -- >> i think they should -- they should have gone 16-0. >> all right. game 5 again is tomorrow at oracle arena. if necessary, game 7 will be in

oakland. we're hoping oakland can win. thank you. appreciate that. back to you, dave. >> thank you, guys. let's check your weather now. steve paulson is talking about breeziness and call kinds of stuff. >> our system is rotating through and it's wiped out almost everything except a few patches of fog. it will be sunny today. the cool air mass is in place. these are the average highs. temperatures for may 12th and only santa rosa is close. san jose, 10 degrees below the average. livermore, 10. san carlos, 8. i mean, only a north wind. if it doesn't come in, they will be 8 to 10 below average. san francisco should be 64. we've gotten rid of most of the fog. you have a lot more sun. breezy to windy for most. sfo has been the windiest, gusts to 43. still 33 now. not as bad for others. but it will be a breezy day across the board. a couple locations checking in

with calm conditions. for the most part there's a pretty good breeze. 40s this morning. now a lot of low 50s and san jose still 49. fairfield, 48. this is the lois up in healdsburg, perfect weather. hold off the heat as long as possible. i'm doing my best. chloe up in clearlake says, well you can call me dorothy, no we're gonna call you chloe. partly cloudy with 15-mile-an- hour winds in clearlake. who invited winter back? high upper 60s to near 70. you can thank these temps right here. the water temps, upper 40s, low 50s. 40s up in the mountains. very windy there. there's been light rain and snow. bernie is reporting some snow. you can see northeast california, already getting some. our best bet is thursday morning. cloudy, cool, rain

developments. most would be 5/100ths. but there are a few hints of .50 to 1 inch. more snow in the sierra at 5500 feet. we'll see increasing clouds coming in wednesday and then thursday morning we start to get some rain in here and then look at that. it really develops from ukiah down to monterey and then really takes off up in the sierra as the low begins to work its way in. mainly about the bay area south. we'll keep an eye on it. today it's sunshine after a few patches of fog burn off. a breezy and cool pattern. way below average. 60s for many. upper 60s, low 70s. again, these are a far cry from where they should be. we've been above average for the longest time. i think february 2014 was the last below norm am month for the -- normal month for the temp. 60s peninsula. 50s, 60s, coast and in san francisco, cloud it up wednesday night.

it looks like rain moves in thursday. should be out of here by friday morning and then okay by the weekend. >> will it affect the commute? >> i think thursday morning, yes. >> all right. >> another day to iron it out. >> sal will be busy. thank you. nine minutes before 8:00. george zimmerman, injured in a road rage incident. in 23 minutes, what the other driver said happened and why investigators said there may be more to the story. it was standing-room only. ♪ my girl ♪ >> the temptations music. music to change lives on skid row singing the praises of a southern california pastor and the magic of karaoke.

traffic trouble right now in oakland. skyfox has a look at the 580/24 interchange. there is a report of an injury crash on 580 at the maze. our skyfox is live coming up on a huge backup. this is creating not quite to the crash. this is reported as a crash on 580 westbound at the macarthur maze. we lost our chopper momentarily. this is westbound 580 at the split. right there. it's reported as a motorcycle crash. let's quickly go to the toll plaza. i want to show you the traffic

here is backed up. if you are driving in livermore, westbound 580 still slow this morning coming up to the pleasanton area. we'll have more at 8. there is a town in arizona that has a different approach to license plate readers. they are riding the cameras. they are not trying to be sneaky. they want to be sensitive to how their community looks. this new technology was paid for by donations. back here at home, san jose's mayor warrants all police officers to be equipped with body cameras by next year. mayor sim liccardo announced that yesterday. in march, san jose police said that 12 others would be getting the body cameras as part of a one-year pilot program. but the mayor warrants that time line moved up.

he also wants new measures in place to monitor police officers and their conduct while they are on patrol. this comes after a local newspaper reported that more african-americans and latinos, they are being stopped and searched by san jose police. the body cameras are expected to cost the city about a million dollars to equip almost 1,000 police officers. 7:5. a pastor in los angeles is giving people on skid row hope through the joy of music. ♪ i've got sunshine on a cloudy day ♪ >> every night about 1700 people sleep on the dirty sidewalks of skid row. but thanks to a pastor at the church, hundreds are getting a three-hour escape from their rough life on the streets. that's because every wednesday, the pastor is giving them a chance to participate in karaoke night. >> we want to make sure that people feel the love that we have for them.

i honestly love them. interdon't care what kind of -- i don't care what kind of shape you are in because i was in that shape. >> he says he was in the same boat as many people who live on skid row. he had drugs for almost 20 years ending up homeless on the streets. that's why he says he wants to give back to those in need. >> great story. >> yeah. $80 billion to fix california's roads? after the break, where the transportation commission wants to get the money. >> reporter: you an dreads of the -- and hundreds of the world's top riders are waking up here. we'll tell you what roads will be impacted for the amgen.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." live pictures. you are looking -- we have a traffic mess this morning in oakland. look at what skyfox 2 is showing you. this injury crash involves a motorcycle. it's shut down three lanes of 880 just before the bay bridge. you can see how traffic is affected. skyfox is over there. very active. this will be a traffic problem for some time. coming up in 90 seconds, sal will tell you about alternate routes to get around what you

see that's stacking up in front of your eyes in the macarthur maze area. wow. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's tuesday, may 12th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. we'll get to sal in a moment. first we want to check in with steve. we're in for another chilly day. >> very chilly. i think we're getting rain on thursday. >> wow. be prepared for that. >> not just showers or drizzle. >> it's mostly sunny right now. it's very cool. a lot of 40s. in fact, 42 in north napa this morning. it's clear. looks great. but there is a -- i would say 90% is showing a breeze. a couple of reports showing not much of a breeze. it's been breezy to windy. in fact, it will continue to be -- looking up here in northern california. boom. rain/snow mix. so if you are traveling up 5, you will encounter some rain, maybe even some snow. there is a no doubt about it breeze especially around sfo to hayward, oakland, towards livermore. most locations have some component of a breeze gusting 20 or 25. novato, west at napa, 40ss on

the temps -- 40s on the temps. low 50s. very slow to recover. and frank says it's blowing out here in oakley. windy all day, yes, frank, for some and for most it will be windy. santa cruz, 43 degrees this morning and breezy. heater on. that's really cool for midmay on the coast. that's our system for we hope thursday. it's on its way. it holds -- it looks like it will make it. breezy, cool, way below average on the temps. 50s and 60s for most or low 70s. sal, you want to get to 880? right before the -- right after the 24 interchange and before the 880 interchange. skyfox has found an injury crash involving a motorcyclist blocking three lanes on westbound 580 right before the maze here and you can see traffic is really slow as you

can see coming up to the bay bridge. now, our skyfox found the backup which by now is extending beyond highway 24 and also highway 24 traffic coming down from the caldecott will be slow. even if you don't use 580 if you are coming down the hill on 24, trying to get into downtown oakland, it will affect you. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, some of the traffic is being held up and we're getting a little bit of a lighter commute. but i don't think it will last that long. still about a ten-minute delay, 10, 15 minutes before you make it onto the bridge. let's quickly touch up some of the east bay commutes. 680 is backed up from the maze. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. the death toll continues to climb this morning from another large earthquake in nepal.

the magnitude 7.3 quake has left at least 40 people dead. alex savidge is here now with the latest on the search for survivors. i can't believe this has happened again. >> really hard to believe. a country struggling to recover from one disaster now hit hard again. of course, it's been less than three weeks since that massive 7.8 earthquake killed more than 8,000 people in nepal and today, again, more shaking. and there's video from inside the parliament which was rocked by this latest quake on tuesday. it struck at about 1:00 in the afternoon local time. as you can see, people rushed out of buildings and into the streets. there are several reports of buildings that have -- that have collapsed. officials say at least 42 people are dead. more than 1,000 people have been injured. now there is a search underway

for survivors. rescues are searching katmandu, using heavy -- heavy machine as well as their bare hands. a unicef aid worker described what happened after the shaking started today. >> the shaking -- the shaking seemed to go on and on and on. and it felt like you were on a boat above a rough sea. >> tuesday's quake was centered in an isolated area of nepal near the chinese border. it did trigger several landslides in the area and also toppled buildings in some towns. they are searching in a remote mountain region of nepal where

buildings have collapsed. that town had become a hub for humanitarian aid following the april 25th earthquake that devastated nepal. for some perspective, last month's earthquake was more than five times as strong as today's. but now we have the back-to- back quakes and they both have devastated nepal. >> it's interesting, you don't think a 7.8 is much stronger than a 7.3. it's not numerical. >> yeah. the strength of the earthquakes -- yeah, a 7.3 compared to a 7.8 pretty different. well, earlier this morning, pam cook chatted live via skype with an american aide worker about what he felt when the latest earthquake hit. >> you tell us, first of all, did you feel it and what was it like? it must be horrendous for everybody there. >> yes. i've been here since friday. we felt tremors and aftershocks

multiple times. we're on the 6th floor, it was pretty violent. the shaking lasted about 15 seconds, maybe. people were quite scared. they were under desks until the shaking stops and then we evacuated the building. >> david hartman says his organization, save the chirp, is mobilize -- save the children, is mobilizing to get aid to those who need it. if you would like to know how to help, we have information at the top of ktvu.com. 8:07. the state of california can't even keep up with road repairs. there are 50,000 miles of highway in california. the latest caltrans report shows 59% are considered in good shape. 25% need minor or some preventive work. 16%, they need major work. but it would cost $80 billion to do the work needed in the next ten years and a lot of

that money is not in the budget. >> when the amount we need is 8 billion every year and maybe we're coming up with half of that through our current funding sources, that means the roads get worse. >> california's gas tax. that's the main source of money. but as fuel efficiency gets better, drivers pay less in taxes and people with electric cars don't pay any of that tax. now, the transportation commission is looking for alternative funding methods, including a possible fee based on how many miles a car is driven every year or maybe a flat fee added to license fees for your cars. warriors are back in the bay area after a blowout win over the memphis grizzlies in game 4 of the western conference finals. we spotted players including andrew bogut. the team plane landed around 3:30 this morning. players left pretty quickly, likely heading home to sleep.

the series is now even, 2-2. steph curry scored 33 points last night. he also had eight rebound and five assists. after two straight losses, the warriors bounced back with a 101-84 win. they now have home court advantage back. game 5 is tomorrow at oracle arena at 7:30. game 6 pack in memphis -- back in -- in memphis on friday night. the amgen tour begins. our reporter is live and this is one of the toughest parts of the race they are gonna do tonight. >> reporter: that's right. organizers say it's one of the more grueling stages of this entire race and the stage here

is almost set. organizers are putting the finishing touches here to the starting line at the berryessa community center into san jose. festivities begin around 9:30, then 140 of the world's top cyclists will take off at 10:45. here is video of the race from last year. organizers say this is the first really hard stage as riders will trek 105 miles starting in the berryessa neighborhood and head to livermore and then they will embark on a 4200-foot climb up mount hamilton and finish at motorcycle county park in san jose and it will take roughly five hours, ending around 4:00. the leader is from great britain. organizers tell us the leader will likely change today because the front-runners are expected to come out during this, again, very grueling stage. >> san jose is the only city

we've been in for ten years. the terrain in areas conducive to a lot of different type of racing. we have great climbs outside of town and again today is our first real challenging mountain stage. >> reporter: if you want to check out this race, cycling plans can catch it if they live on some of the more rural county roads in san jose. also there are many viewing points located on metcalf. this is the 10th year the city of san jose has hosted a stage of the amgen. the entire ride, 724 miles and what's unique about this one, it ends and starts all in one city in san jose. we're told there will be some rolling street closures. metcalf will be impacted at 3:00. look out for that. but otherwise, traffic shouldn't be impacted too much. >> i was gonna ask you about that, too. looking behind you, it looks like great bike-riding weather

out there. >> reporter: it's beautiful outside. they will definitely have a nice ride. it will be hard and challenging but at least the sun will be sunshining. >> i've seen them racing in danville. they go by in a blur. it's fun to watch. thank you. a tragic mystery in san francisco. in 24 minutes, the disturbing discovery inside a chinatown theater that prompted police to arrest the owner. but letting strangers chauffeur your kids around? we'll tell you about a new car service sparking debate. we're moments away from having this crash on 580 completely out of the way. 580, it looks like they are going now. but the damage is done. it looks like the traffic will be very very as they clear the -- will be very slow as they clear the lanes. it will be sunny. not very warm. temperatures above average.

and very windy as -- as well.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:15. george zimmerman making news again after he barely escaped being shot in florida in a road rage incident. now, police in lake mary, florida say one shot was fired at zimmerman. it barely missed his head. police say the same gunman was

apparently involved in another road rage incident with zimmerman last year. now, a witness says the shooter flagged him down. >> guy came pulling up and said will you please call 911? i was like well, what happened? he was like i just shot george zimmerman. he waved the gun at me and i shot him. >> investigators say they haven't figured out how or why the two men were fighting but say there is an apparent feud going on. the nation came to know george zimmerman after he shot and killed unarmed african-american teenager, trayvon martin, in 2013. zimmerman was acquitted in that killing. uber for kids. there is a new ride service program launched right here in the bay area. but pam cook is here now to explain how this one is different. good morning, pam. >> good morning. this car service is designed for parents and kids. the new san francisco startup is called shuttle. it's similar to uber but the

customer are busy -- customers are busy parents. passengers need a phone to be contacted directly. there is also a secret pass code so parents and kids can be sure of the pickup. some are skeptical. they say a car service shouldn't take the place of a parent. the shuttle says many working parents don't have a choice and they are doing everything possible to making sure the kids get to where they need to go safely. >> these are parents, baby- sitters, nanny -- nanty, teachers -- nan -- nannies. and they all go through a background check. >> they have $12 million in financing secured. it plans to use this through outthe bay area and then across

the -- throughout the bay area and then across the country. it seems like a great idea. >> a friend of mine did it -- a huge trust initially but now it's been a lifesaver. and to be able to text and community kate -- communicate. >> and being able to check them out ahead of time. >> yes. >> thank you, pam. 8:18. some of the bay area's landmarks are changing colors. >> this is video shot of the mark hopkin hotel. you can see a little color there. lit up turquoise in honor of the national women lung week. >> it's happening at the cliffhouse, even at the giants and as, game. lung cancer, a lot of people don't know, it surpassed breast cancer as the leading killer of

women. >> every five minutes a woman in the u.s. is showed she has lung cancer. and not all of them are from smoking. certainly a very important issue. that's why we're wearing turquoise today. >> you look beautiful, as always. we wanted to pitch in and show our support for this health week and raise awareness and if you want to bring -- and if you are wondering why we're doing it, now you know why. 8:19. we want to head over to sal who has been keeping a close eye on the commute. it looks like the problem on 580/24 is going away. >> yeah, it has. i'm making sure the problem is gone. i want to show you the maps here. we watched -- the accident was right here where i'm pointing my arrow. i'm gonna get rid of this line here. 580 is backed up way back past highway 13. it's one solid line of slow

traffic. the accident did not help. it was already very slow. but 880 is not a decent alternate because 880 itself is backed up from san leandro. the best thing, wait it out because the traffic will get better. some people don't have the option. and you have to go and expect delays. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and show you the traffic is backed up for 15, 20 minutes. it doesn't count getting to the bridge. that's the part between the maze and the actual span in san jose, 280 has improved. a little bit of slow traffic southbound. 101 is a mess getting into mountain view. let's go to steve in the weather center. thank you. a lot of information today coming in on social media. thank you. do my best to get it out, that information. most information saying it's cold out. it's beautiful weather. bill said don't forget us at pebble. chilly walking the dog this

morning. okay. it's a tough life down there. we do have -- right there, that system moving through. it's really starting to develop up here in northern california. look at that, redding. it look like red bluff north up to northern california. there's reports of snow in burney. still gusts to 35 at sfo. not too bad at mountain view. west at 8. a good friend of mine, very good friend of mine dan, he lived in mountain view, menlo park. now he lives overseas. he came home for a wedding. he landed and said oh, my gosh. it's freezing here. said oh, man, it's cold here. just this month. northwest at novato to 25 miles per hour. concord, 20. concord due west 16. a bunch of 40s.

i do believe -- now, again, it could haven't colder but i did see a 42. north napa, 42 degrees this morning. the water temps, once they turn cold, boy did our pattern change. they are still holding steady. that system will kill out. it's giving us sunshine. but really below average temps. here is the next system coming in. and there lies the rub, as we say. wednesday night i think we'll cloud it up. rain totals could be .25 to .30. maybe .50. there are a few projections near an inch. today it's sunshine after a few low clouds around. but it's going to be sunny for almost everybody today. breezy to windy, below average temps for many. clearlake is only 68. that's amazing. a couple of very soft 70s but a lot of 60s. novato is in there. san rafael, 66. low 70s for antioch. they should be 77, 78.

livermore should be 77. university just really cool here even -- just really coal here. i guarantee you may will go down as below normal. we cloud it up on wednesday. looks like rain on thursday, maybe into early friday. it looks better on the weekend. not that much warmer. and plan for thursday morning's commute. >> the morning commute looks like it will be wet. >> i think it's on its way. 8:23. change is coming to facebook. coming up in 25 minutes, new options for users and how the social networking site may soon be competing with ebay and craigslist. and strong reaction tonight punishment for tom brady and the patriots because of deflategate. after the break, what the star quarterback's agent vows to do.

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what does he do? he hits a home run. >> happy birthday to yogi berra. he won a record 10 world series rings with the yankees. he's probably just as well known for the way he talked like it ain't over until it's

over. also famous for saying it's deja vu all over again. he will be cutting a ribbon for the new exhibit tat the yogi berra museum in -- at the yogi berra museum. because of the deflategate, the nfl is suspending tom brady without pay for four games next season. tom brady has always had a clean image but an nfl investigation determined tom brady likely knew about the deflated footballs used in january's afc championship game. now, brady's agent says he will appeal this. he called it ridiculous and without a legitimate basis. beside the four-game suspension for brady, the nfl is also fining the patriots a million dollars, also taking away two future draft picks. the two patriots' employees who investigators determined were probably responsible for deflating those balls, they've been suspended indefinitely.

8:27. a 4-year-old boy, jumped out of a moving car when a thief tried to steal that car with him inside. >> shock. he didn't know -- he was just shaking. >> after the break we'll tell you what the boy's mother says what happened and how that child is doing this morning. >> reporter: a mysterious death at an old theater in san francisco's chinatown. we'll tell you why the theater's promoter has been arrest on charges for killing a woman. good morning. traffic will be slow. this is 101 northbound but the east bay commute really is the worst. we'll talk about that -- coming up.

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wçñç@ú this is san francisco. police are investigating a mystery linked to this hold movie theater. tara moriarty will tell you about a body found inside the theater and the well-known man arrested in this case. stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us. tuesday may 12th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. e. it'swe're on the third floor of the roof. there is a no doubt about it westerly northwesterly breeze kicking in. i would say 15, 20 here, michelle? it's cold up on the roof. it's sunny. i can't even see any low clouds. i know there is a few off to

the south and a little over to the peninsula. la honda, cloudy skies. cold, 40s. we're looking at way below average temperatures. one system is producing rain and snow in northern california and another system in the sierra. be careful if you are heading out there. i think we're looking at rain on thursday. yes, sal, i said rain. >> that means we'll be super busy on thursday, steve and i. this is a look at 880 northbound as you pass the oracle arena, where the warriors will play tomorrow night. traffic is slow. 580 is also slow because of earlier issues on that commute. we'll show you that in a

moment. i want to show you the bay bridge. that's backed up for 15, 20 minutes. let's get to the east bay commute, it's been terrible. we had a couple of earlier problems to blame. you can see where -- where you see red, that's speed less than 25 miles an hour. and from san leandro into oakland on both major freeways, it's pretty slow. so if you can somehow put off the trip, you should do it. northbound 13 is also slow from 58 to up to 24. back to the desk. >> thank you. the chp wants to know why a driver went the wrong way on interstate 880 in sacramento, slamming head on into another car. look at these pictures. three people, including that wrong-way driver, they died. the car burst into flames. it's the third deadly wrong-way crash in the sacramento area in two months. the chp says all three of them happened in the fast lane. now the chp is advising drivers stay out of the fast lane

whenever you are driving late at night. a san francisco entertainment promoter has been arrested in the mysterious death of a woman whose body was found in a theater. tara moriarty is live at the theater telling us what we know about the suspect and the victim. >> reporter: good morning. we just got off the phone with the coroner. they have still not released the identity of the woman whose body was found inside of the great star theater. we do know that the body of the 31-year-old woman was out of oakland. it was discovered in the building on sunday. now, police have arrested someone. this is 48-year-old harris rosenbloom, on -- on suspicion of homicide. he was leasing the great star and trying to renovate it. but city officials say he hadn't had much success raising money. according to the examiner, he called police sunday to report the death and when officers

arrived at the theater, they found him alongside his lawyer and the body. he's been looked into jail. as far as we know, no bail amount has been set. it's unclear what the woman was doing at the theater and if she, in fact, knew harris rosenbloom. the 48-year-old has been involved in the entertainment industry since the 1990s and helped create what is now the popular urban air market. he ran into several zoning problems with the city for the great star. we've reached out to his attorney but have not heard back. back to you. >> thank you. 8:35. meantime, a judge in san jose ruled that the pillowcase rapist does not have to go back to a mental hospital. aian says christopher hubbard is not a -- a judge says christopher hubbard is not a danger to the public. prosecutors say he violated the terms of his release last july when he let the batteries on his ankle monitor run too low on two separate occasions. people who live in the southern

california neighborhood he was assigned to, they've been protest to get him out of there. hubbard has been in and out of police -- prisons and mental hadn't -- hospitals. he admitting to raping women and used to a pillowcase to muffle their screams? a 4 yold boy from -- a 4-year- old boy recovering after jumping out of a moving car that was stolen as he sat inside. the child's mother, she's still shaken up from that frightening ordeal. >> loaded up the car. i turn around, try to say goodbye to my mother-in-law and leave to go home and right there, he just took off in the car. my sister-in-law is like, the car, the car. >> police say that 4-year-old was not even strapped into his car seat. witnesses about a block away say they just couldn't believe their eyes when the child jumped out of that moving car.

>> i turned the corner and then the door -- and then i saw the door open and the kid flew out. >> the child has cuts and scrapes on his feet and his legs. the police say that the thief probably didn't realize the child was in the car. so far they've not captured the suspect or recovered that car. 8:37. the new bay bridge having more problems. just like the other times, the latest concerns focus on the landmark tower. it could take more than a million dollars just to figure out exactly what's happening. brian flores joins us now. are toll payers gonna have to pick up the tab this time? >> reporter: they have been and they will for this recent set of tests that will be taking place. good morning to you. we're taking a live look at the bay bridge tower, the iconic bay bridge tower.

there are problems, this time having to do with possible sea water seeping through some of the cracks, the mitt -- the metropolitan commission director called this a game changer. as we go to video, there's possible saltwater flooding. the anchor rod failure at the base of the tower was tested and it was reported that chloride levels were 50 times higher. that means that there is a possibility that bay water is coming through the cracks, could be coming through the foundation. officials know of one rod that failed last week's test but the concern is that other rods that are meant to keep things stable may be corroded. now, just yesterday, the panel prove -- approved $1.5 million

on further studies of what exactly is going on and to remove the rods that could be affected, basically get a closer look and from what we understand that is supposed to be taking place sometime this week. the money coming from toll pay, not just from the bay bridge but from all state bridges -- bridges as well. the state says they category this as a performance issue in the wake of a possible earthquake but they say the bridge is very safe. but as you mentioned, a lot of unanswered questions. and definitely a lot of money being spent to figure out what exactly is going on with the eastern span of the bay bridge. back to you. >> it's surprising and disappointing. this is a brand-new bridge. it took a lot of time to build. kind of hard to believe. >> reporter: yeah, exactly. it's over budget.

yeah. b.a.r.t. says some employees may have violated rules regarding political activity on b.a.r.t. property. the mayor of orinda, steve glazer claims b.a.r.t. union employees were campaigning for his opponent, susan bonia during work hours. they are in a heated runoff election for the east bay state senate seat. b.a.r.t. says the code of conduct bars employees from taking part in political action on b.a.r.t. property. meanwhile, susan claims glazer has used b.a.r.t. property for his own campaigning. starting next month, customers at the san jose water company will get monthly water allotments and you will be fined if you exceed them. this will be based on the

average use of 2013. both people and businesses will have to reduce water use by 30% from that amount. there's no word on what the fines will be for those who exceed their monthly at lotment -- allotment. students having to strip down to get an a? in 15 minute, the controversial requirement for the final exam at one class at uc san diego. >> reporter: in 45 minutes, this place will be packed with the world's top riders. why this stage of the amgen tour is so unique and where you can catch the race. we're looking at a commute in the bay area that is going to be tough in the east bay. boy, i tell ya, this commute is not good. we'll tell you more about the san mateo bridge and getting away from the east bay. it's mostly sunny out there. but it feels like late february or early march for some. it's windy and cold.

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stage 3 of the amgen tour of california bicycle race begins in san jose this morning. ktvu fox 2's reporter is live at the starting line with the rundown of the pretty grueling route the elite cyclists will cover today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning,

tori. yeah. the stage is almost set here. fans are coming out and the beautiful liles of san jose will be the -- hills of san jose will be the backdrop. 140 of the world's top athletes will take off here at 10:45 this morning here at the community center. now, this portion of the race is 105 miles. riders will start in the berryessa neighborhood, then go to livermore. the skills will be put to the test for the climb up the back side of mount hamilton. riders are expected to finish in five hours. this comes off the heels of the easy stage 2 from nevada city to lodi. organizers say this is unique because it's the first stage that starts and ends and really the only stage that starts and ends in san jose. it's one of the more grueling mountainous stages. >> it's as simple as walking

out to your driveway to watch the race go by. the finish at metcalf will be exciting and then after 9:45, we'll have the riders coming in. it's a great time to get autographs. >> reporter: right now the leader is from great britain. the front-runners are expected to get ahead today. the other stages have been sprinting stages, but not this one. the main roads impacted for today will be highway 84 near livermore in the morning, then around 3:00, the roads april long the edge of -- along the edge of san jose will always be impatiented -- impacted. roads will be back open and you can hear the music starting. this is the 10th annual race. the city san jose hosting it for the 10th year. the entire race, 724 miles.

i just get tired thinking about it. back to you. >> exactly. they are in such incredible shape. it's fun to see them -- to see them race. thank you. facebook is testing a new way for members to buy and sell products. facebook users can already sell things on the social network but the new option, which shows similar items clustered together on the news feeds of people in the same user groups. it would let people search for items they want to cross public groups by categories. tests are underway. the move goes global in the next couple of weeks. that would put facebook in direct competition with craigslist and ebay. happening today -- google is completely shutting down its crowd-sourced map editing tool. this is after recent pranks,

including the person who changed the white house to show it was called edward's snow -- edward's snow den, reeving to edward -- reeving to edward snowden. the company says they are going through a manual review process which could take a long time. millions of people in more than 200 countries have used mapmaker. there is a town in arizona taking a different approach to those license plate readers. they are hiding the cameras inside cactus. right there. this is in paradise valley. they are not trying to be sneaky. they are just trying to be sensitive. they are adding more license plate readers to police carts. one of the -- police cars. one of the residents donated the money for this new technology. got cactus -- >> there you go. let's check in with sal who

is keeping a close eye on the commute. busy working on everything. >> take your time. >> i have a -- i have a breaker here. sounds like we have a serious accident. gonna move the map down to where i want it to be here. we can take it to san jose avenue at lakeview. roughly in the outer side of san francisco here on san jose avenue, lakeview. there's been a muni accident. sounds like a very serious crash. muni involved accident at the corner of san jose -- or near the corner of san jose avenue and lakeview. as i push in here, it's roughly around in this area here near 280 in san francisco along the oceanview line. that line is shut down. we do have a reporter on the way and, again, it sounds like there are very serious injuries in this crash involving muni in san francisco. we'll find out more coming up.

let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up. one of the things that's even worse about this, just getting to the toll plaza from the east bay is going to be very, very slow because of earlier -- earlier problems. 280 has cleared up. we have slow traffic southbound. we have a very serious accident, just to reiterate. we'll have more on this coming up as soon as our reporter gets there. let's go to steve. we have mostly clear skies. not enough to support the patchy fog. zero heat in the valley. about 15 minutes ago, did a live shot on the third floor overlooking the estuary. it's cold. i mean, it's cold out. it feels like early march or something. if you get the breeze out of the west and you can association it with the system swinging in. it's just wiped out most of the fog. it's giving pretty good rain and snow up to northeast

california. windy, blustery, you name it. gusts -- hayward, 24. some locations are not that bad. but sfo has been anywhere from 35, gusts to 43. you put that with a 50-degree or 51-degree temp. that's cold. 25. i know southwest concord 20. oakland has had 25. west 17. west at napa. west at fairfield. and i mean it cuts through you. when you have a 5-d.c. temp. you -- 51-degree temp, temperatures will be way below average. this system will give us increasing clouds wednesday night. it sure looks like we'll get rain on thursday. not just a little bit. if the low goes far enough south, we would be on the northern edge of it. so far everything is painting the picture of a wet thursday morning the we'll see how close -- morning. we'll see how close it gets. i think it will be. there will be sierra snow as well. i've seen out to the 22nd of

this month and there's no change in the pattern. sunshine for most. breezy, cool, downright cold. if you are caught in a pretty good west wind, and you -- as you can imagine, for mid-may, these are way below average temps. low 70s for some. even though the coast and may which had a big fog bank since saturday have a lot more sun. it won't be much warmer. it's really cold. 50s, 60s. some of these highs may last for two minutes and start to cool down again. clouds increase on wednesday. sure looks like rain on thursday. we'll get it out of here on the weekend. it won't be that much warmer. >> it's -- i keep thinking this is gonna be a short-term cool cell. >> probably 22nd or 23rd of the month. >> wow. memorial day. >> yep. >> thank you. if you are a fan of the tv show "empire," stick around.

after the break, big news about the upcoming season.

"american idol's" 14th season is coming to an end. the two-night finale starts tonight. according to judge j-lo there's no clear front-runner. tonight's votes could determine the winner. next season will be the show's last. that's not only shocked some fans but former contestants as well. >> i was really shocked when i heard that it was gonna be the last season. personally for me that show changed my life. >> we know that jennifer lopez, and the two other judges will return along with host, ryan

seacrest. the show is set to debut in january of 2016. in response to the announcement, simon cowell tweeted this about the show, it was a blast. season 14 wrappeds up -- wraps up this week. it starts at 9:00 right here, with the winner announced tomorrow night the that show start -- tomorrow night. that show starts at 8:00. "empire" they signed chris rock, alicia keys and lenny -- kravitz will be -- lenny kravitz will be guest stars. stripping down to get a grade? that's what's happening in an art class at the university of san diego. the class requires students to be naked as part of their final exam. the professor says everyone in the class, including himself

gets naked in a candlelit room for part of the final called performance of self. he says students know what's required from the beginning. if they are uncomfortable, they should avoid taking the class. the chairman says nudity is not required to pass the class. let's check quickly check in with sal. a bad crash. >> it's a light rail reportedly involved in a crash. it's at san jose avenue at lakeview which is san jose avenue west of interstate 280. that's where the oceanview line runs. a very serious collision there with light rail vehicle reportedly and a pedestrian. now muni has confirmed to us that one of their vehicles is involved. we've heard reports it was -- it was the oceanview. but we're trying to confirm that. our reporter is on the way. the bay bridge is backed up for a big delay.

880 northbound will be slow passing oracle arena. sunny, but not very warm. windy and cold out there for us. way below average. we'll cloud it up wednesday night. it looks like rain on thursday and then better on the weekend. >> all right. >> all right. be sure to watch the news at noon. sal will be looking at the latest reports of the span of the eastern bridge. thank you for joining us.

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