man steal as dump truck and leads police that nendz a crash. -- that ends up in a crash. 7:00. live pictures from daly city where a major street is closed after an early-morning police chase involving a stolen dump truck. ktvu fox 2's tara moriarty is at the scene. we'll have more on how long the cleanup will take in just a couple of minutes. >> yeah. >> good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's thursday, may 21st. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. did you see any sprinkles? >> i did see quite a bit of

drizzle. especially on the caldecott. >> yes. the east bay seems to be taking the bankrupt of it. san francisco and oakland and up in the oakland/berkeley hills. decent amounts coming in. low clouds have banked up to the sacramento area and even auburn. there is a lot to go around. some of the totals coming in. tilden park, 12/100ths. duboce triangle. .06. oakland .06. the marina .06. sfo, .01. another system is rotating in. as it takes the turn, it keeps the fog going. thunderstorms will pop up again. especially in mendocino county and lake county. calms down in the morning. fires up in the afternoon. boom. there will be more of those today and in the sierra.

50s on the temps. they've been warming up. they are not cold anymore. there's still a breeze. west at fairfield, 16 to 22. west at oakland, the pattern not changing much. there is a lot of low clouds, drizzle. it will be breezy to windy. thunderstorms to the north. maybe even northern napa. 60s and 70s. here he is, mr. sal castanedo. good morning, sir. >> good morning. we do have some slow traffic out there. traffic is backed up for 25, 30 minute delay at the toll plaza. you will see slow traffic on the san mateo bridge. the drizzle is really -- it seems like rain. for all intents and purposes, it is. it's slowing down the commute. southbound 101 petaluma we've been telling you about that crash. they are clearing. it's really backing traffic up

into rohnert park. southbound 101, that earlier crash in south city has been cleared. we also mentioned traffic on 880 southbound as busy in pockets from hayward to fremont. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. and early-morning police pursuit of a stolen dump truck ended with a crash in daly city that injured four people including the suspect. that crash happened at san jose avenue which is a busy intersection. fox 2 reporter, tara moriarty, is there live and is the road still closed, tara? >> reporter: it still is. i don't know if we can pan over here to the left. you can see that traffic is sort of backing up here on the side streets and the muni line is also's affecting the 14. that's experiencing delays. there were a lot of stops here on the street. this is the block is shut down here on san jose. there's quite a bit of diesel

on the roadway. that rainbow looking street. if we pan to the left, you can see where city crews are out with sand and they are trying to make sure they soak up the diesel. we know the median is where the dump truck crashed. it also crashed into amy -- into a minivan with three people inside. the impact of the crash was so great, the van slid 100 feet crashing into a parked car. all three people in the minivan were rushed to san francisco general with minor to seer yours injuries. the -- -- serious jrgs. an officer tried to perform a traffic stop on the dump truck. police say he tried to ram the patrol car and led police on a four-mile chase through three cities. now city crews have a big cleanup on their hands.

>> there's been a diesel spill from the dump truck. a lot of fuel has been spilled on the streets. the investigation team is out doing our thing and we're continuing to monitor the investigation as far as the accident and we'll go from there. >> florinay at san jose will be shut down for another hour. they believe about 75 gallons possibly stilled. again, the muni line, the 14 is being affected by this. the suspect could face charges of assault with a deadly weapon on an officer, evading an officer and possession of a stolen vehicle. quite a few charges. we're waiting for a mugshot to let you know who the suspect is. in the meantime, we would definitely advise avoiding this particular intersection. live from daly city, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> all right. we'll check back for an update. thank you. san francisco police are asking the public's help in finding the person who maliciously attacked and elderly woman on mother's day

in chinatown. the victim a 77-year-old grandmother, is now in a coma. her family worries she will never wake up. she was exiting a bus ten days ago when she was attacked by another woman. the grandmother was not robbed. just beaten. a good samaritan later helped her to the curb and the grandmother was able to make it home. but three days after the attack, the victim lost consciousness. >> the key is we need to speak to the good samaritan that helped her off the bus to sit down and recover. he might have witnessed the ent tire incident. or if there's any other witnesses that can help narrow down the field of search. >> this is a very several salt. very severe damage and injury. and she doesn't deserve that and not only that, she suffer. >> and complicating matters, is police do not know on which bus the attack occurred. muni is looking at surveillance

foolage on four lines in hopes of identifying the attacker. the crews cleaning you up the big oil spill along the santa barbara coast are working around the clock trying to minimize the environmental damage. this occurred from a broken underground pipe with more than 20,000 gallons getting into the ocean. governor brown declared a state of emergency to free up funding for the cleanup. the houston-based company are taking responsibility for that spill. five years ago, this company pleged to improve its leak detection technology when it was cited by the federal government for ten separate oil spills in the midwest. >> we deeply, deeply regret that this incident has occurred at all. we apologize for the damage that it's done to the wildlife and to the environment. >> more than 300 environmental cleanup contractors and first responders are out there on the scene with even more cleanup

experts coming in today. two popular state beachers nearby, they are now closed through the holiday weekend. now, coming up in a half-hour, we'll take you live to santa barbara county. we'll get a live update on the progress of that cleanup. 7:08. a ktvu camera was rolling. we caught dirt bike riders speeding down a san francisco street and we found out the police approach to this, don't chase them. here's what happened tuesday on haight street. you can see this biker doing wheelies and then smiling back at a san francisco police officer. that biker and the others with him got away. police are getting a lot of complaints from several neighborhoods about bikers racing and doing these street stunts. but police greg suhr said officers have their orders, don't chase the bikers. >> we certainly don't want to get in a chase situation where somebody gets hurt, busting a light or busting a stop sign. it's just -- it's not a good

situation. >> the police chief says instead they are using other tactics to identify who these speeders are, including checking the videos of bikers that are posted online. political polling is going high-tech. a new app created here in the bay area allows voters to weigh in on legislation and hot button issues with the swipe of a finger. alex savidge is here now to explain what it is all about. >> good morning. this app offers and easy way to voice your opinion on issues you care about both nationally and local little. it's called countable. you can weigh in on the affordable care act, medical marijuana, human trafficking. now, the app came out a year ago but it makes its debut in san francisco today. so i click here on the local tab here. you can see a whole host of issues in san francisco that you can voice your opinion on and if you click on one of the particular issues here, let's take this issue of massage

parlors, you can see there is a short summary of the legislation pending. if you like, you can weigh in. you either cast your vote ya dwr. or -- yay or nay and then all of the information is tallied up and can be viewed by lawmakers. many are finding this helpful as they try to cast their votes on legislation. this feel like this technology is helping to connect people with the political process, making it easier. obviously, it's difficult to follow legislation through the process. >> so the app makes it simple to offer input on an issue but what about following a piece of legislation that you are personally interested in? >> if one of these pieces of legislation -- is near and dear to your heart, it's a good question. to that end, let me point out something we can do. we can go one of the pieces of

legislation. you have overview and thenfy click on activity, it will give knee the latest actions taken by congress, by lawmakers in washington, d.c. you can see when the last vote was on a particular piece of legislation. so you know where it is in the process. you can follow it along. makes life easier. you can show up at board meetings and. >> and be actively involved on following up on the issues we really care about. >> one swipe of the finger. >> got it undown. 7:11. there is an order for from state water regulators. coming up, what farmers are being told to do for the first time in history. she stole the spotlight from her all-star dad, steph curry the a live or the from oracle alena and the -- steph curry. a live report from oracle arena. it's a little wet out

there. kind of grinding here as you make your way to the tunnel. i would give the weather an a-plus because we said there would be drizzle. we're grading on the curve. there is a lot of drizzle from the santa cruz mountains to mill valley. we'll have an update on your forecast.

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surrounded -- both hands. i know. i see you. i gotta hand it to you, brian. you are the man. you are on the court. [laughter] >> reporter: i'm on the court. this is the day where i really love my job. this is awesome being here at oracle arena. peeve paulson called for drizzle. it will be raining threes inside the arena. it's the qi -- it's a sight to see. it's a sea of yellow e every fa fan that comes to the game tonight will get the wonderful shirts that say strength in numbers. there will be some other prizes and gifts as well as soon as you come in. fans are getting excited. game 2 against the houston rockets. as we go to video, there are some storylines, if you will, coming into the game. the first has to do with whether dwight howard will be playing tonight. as you know, he injured his knee. he sprain his knee when he ran

into josh smith during last gail. he's now questionable coming into the game. the other issue is going to be whether the warriors are gonna start off aggressively. as you knowing they got off to a rough start during game 1 last time on tuesday. but they say they hope to be more aggressive coming into this game. >> if we don't be the aggressor early, they are capable of winning the game. we have to be prepared. >> this is our game right here. took us the first half. it was so much different. you really have to dig down and that first half is like wow. >> the other story line is steph curry's daughter, riley. she's a's doorable. this is -- adorable. this is a picture of little steph curry. are you looking at this on the lap of his dad during the game?

isn't that adorable. >> come on. >> he's say -- he's saying, i can do this. >> we're looking at riley's shoes, at her -- >> reporter: oh, we're looking at her shoes. >> we're looking at her now. >> reporter: you are looking at her now. >> okay. >> reporter: she has a pair of shoes allegedly made by underarmor. this is from the twitter account nice kicks. they say they've developed a shoe for little riley. the other story line whether steph curry -- if you can take it back out here live -- i can't believe that. steph is just going down the court. he kind of goes like this and -- >> wait a minute. you made it again. >> reporter: he didn't really flop. he didn't flop. >> brian -- >> reporter: that's what happened. he made the shot. >> you just made another three- pointer. another one? >> very impressed. >> reporter: i said i wasn't

gonna do this. >> it's gonna be the arm sleeves. >> i think so. glad you didn't hurt yourself. we're gonna talk more about steph's flop and his wallet is lighter. he was fined $5,000 for that flop in tuesday's game, alleged flop in game one. there it is. the league says it happened after curry hit the three- pointer late in the third quarter of the warriors' victory. flopping is an intentional fall by a player after little or no physical contact by an opposing player to draw a foul. no foul was called. it looked like he takeled up with the -- tangled up with the legs of the other player. they don't agree with the fine. fans are upset, they started a gofundme page. >> no, they didn't. >> yeah, to help with the fine because curry -- he's making

$14 million. >> something like that. >> sal and i we will talk about it off the air and stuff like that. you got other things to talk about, sal. >> yes, we do. if we can only talk about warriors instead of all of this heavy traffic. but you need to know. you need to know. highway 4 is slow now. the morning commute is a little affected by some of the wet weather. speeds are a little bit slower because of some of that wet weather. highway 4 will be slow. 680 from pleasant hill to walnut creek and highway 24 as you drive through la fayette and orinda pretty slow. we're also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see the traffic here is going to be slowing down as you drive through. there are no major problems there. i want to mention that the nimitz freeway has been getting very slow southbound. just after 2:38. that's the normal slowdown. it doesn't get better until you reach stevenson. 580 itself has not been all that bad coming from livermore and getting to the dublin grade

area. also want to mention as i go to steve, tomorrow is sal's traffic jams. steve, and we're looking for requests that have to do with your prom song. whatever year that was. what was the song of your prom. >> send in the clowns, i think. >> what was it? send in the clowns. [laughter] >> go to our facebook page, please, and give us your requests for sal's traffic jams. >> way back, sal. a long time ago. >> judy collins. >> yeah. we do have a lot of fog. follow it low clouds, fog, whatever is fine. drizzle or light rain. some of this is starked up pretty well. fog is very thick. this pattern going on and on and on. it sure looks like it's the coldest in san francisco. temperatures have been inching up since may 199 a. not the same inland. but just san francisco. you can see all of the low clouds. there's plenty to go around. this is brandon in pacifica. he's saying live weather and traffic. highway 35 and highway 1, damp,

fog and a nice 53 degrees. some people may say it's not nice and napa valley chick otherwise known as kathy. drizzly. enough to equal a bad hair day. i like that kathy, thank you. there is drizzle -- i mean the low clouds, when they make it through the delta and then all the way out to auburn. that tell us it's a strong surge. you can see them coming in last night. very rare. i tweeted this out. thank you for retreating it, tori. mt. diablo around 2:00 clouds. you never see that and they started to march back in. tilden park, 12/100ths. light rain, duboce triangle, .06. oakland, .06. san francisco, .05. the marina, .05. ben lomond, .02. pacifica, .01. bonnie anderson in mill valley, .01. a lot of comments dumbing in

near the coast and -- coupling in near the coast and bay, it's on the mild side. it is. thunderstorms just continue nonstop in the afternoon over mendocino county and lake county. they have been rumbling up there. i expect that to happen. 56 sfo. 57 mountain view, livermore, concord. these are much warmer. novato, santa rosa, napa. 16, though, 22 gusts. west oakland, west at sfo. 51 to 56. these are up about 3, 4 degrees. keep an eye on these. i think the pattern changes. we'll stay right back in that. it's a cool pattern for most. a little bit warmer on the mild side. not as below average. a far cry inland. i think into friday as well. low clouds and then there's plenty of gray to did around. breezy to windy especially once the low cloud deck. showers to the north. thunderstorms, 50, 60s, coast and bay. and then low 70s mainly for some inland. temperatures continue to be held in check a good 10 degrees

below average. it looks better over the weekend. cooler again. ♪ >> is that sal? [laughter] >> very good. >> very good. scott, is that you? >> our control room. very well done. >> very well done. wanted to have you reminisce about your prom days and again, sal, has his traffic jams tomorrow. you can send in your favorite song. 7:23. colombian police officers risked their lives after seeing a small dog get whisked away in a flood. the dog's head was barely visible, trying to keep his nose above it. one officer got ahead of the dog, jumped in and pulled him to safety. they were able to revive him using cpr. the officers say the dog was injured from the rocks and debris from the water. but thanks to their efforts

he's expected to make a full recovery. in colombia. >> they risked their lives and they -- happy ending. >> yeah, it is. >> wow. >> well-deserved. police chased a suspect through alameda, actually, he drove into the posey tubes and he had handcuffs on when he came out. coming up in 15 minute, a dramatic chain of events witnesses say it happened inside that tunnel. a computer that cost just $9. it does much more than you might imagine. up next, meet the bay area teen behind a device called "chip."

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an oakland company has created a computer and they are selling it for just $9. it's called chip. it has a usb port for a key beard and mouse and a microusb for a charger. there's also a place for headphones. chip can provide a full computer experience just by connecting it to things you already have in your house, like a tv. if you feel chip is too intimidating, there's pocket chip. >> pocket chip uses the same computer, but what we've added is a color touch screen and a full keypad and battery. >> the company behind chip is called next thing. it's made up of about eight men and one woman. the whole idea for chip

exploded when the company started to a kick starter campaign a couple of weeks ago. their goal, $50,000 but at last check, more than $1.5 million has come in. >> thank you, dave. a marin county middle school teacher on administrative leave after reports he showed inappropriate material in the classroom. what students say happened. a group of teenagers is arrested after a yard-to-yard search with k-9s. we'll tell you what police in san jose say they were doing to innocent people walking down the street. good morning. we're looking at a commute here in the south bay, where we have slow traffic on 237 bunching you on the way to sunnyvale. we'll tell you more about the commute coming up. plenty of low clouds and a lot of drizzle. measurable amounts. we'll see what's in store for the rest of the day and also if the testimonies will warm up by the weekend -- if the temps

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7:31. take a look at this. crews cleaning up that large oil spill along the santa barbara county coast. they are working around the clock to try and limit the environmental damage. coming up in minutes we'll have a live report from the site with the big challenges facing those cleanup contractors. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's thursday, may 21st. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and

traffic. i ran outside. >> chilly. >> not raining but the parking lot is wet. >> it does look damp. there's been a lot of the drizzle, san francisco, oakland, marin county, santa cruz mountains. so the gray is there. temperatures on the coast have been coming up a little bit. water temps are warmer. it's not as cold as it was a couple of days ago. temps will still be remaining belowage for this time of year. should be near 80. that's not going to be the case today. too much in the way of low clouds and thunderstorms sierra nevada and also up to mead and lake county. don't see that changing any time soon. hayward is reporting light rain. duboce triangle, sausalito, .06. san francisco .0 a. the marina at .05. i think mt. diablo, .03. there were decent amounts coming in. series of lows continue to carve themselves out. they rotate them around.

pieces of energy ejected out u some hang back and that's what's giving this a lot of thunderstorm activity. things calm down at night. you can see more of those. maybe into saturday. a little bit warmer here on the lows. we're seeing more mid-50s. there's still a breeze. it's out of the west, southwest or west. it's an onshore breeze. if you have the sun, it's nice. there will be a breezy to windy day for some. low clouds, breezy at times to downright windy. occasionally drizzle which lets up. it will probably pick up tonight into tomorrow morning. thunderstorms for the north later this afternoon. 60s or low 70s. sal, we had a couple of things going on. slow traffic plus? we have a couple things. right now, we have a look at some of the commutes commutes. 880 between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze

is taking 32 minutes. the traffic is going to be slow when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, at least a 25, 30- minute delay at the toll plaza. and the 880 approach is especially bad. i want to mention another crash on the way to san francisco airport. this time northbound 101 and millbrae, just after the millbrae exit right before the san francisco airport exit. so you want to avoid that. if you are traying to get to the airport, what you might want -- if you have the time is get off the freeway and use frontage roads to get around the problem on freeway or just give yourself extra time on northbound 101 or approach from 380, use 28 to approach from 380 if you want to be ultrasafe. i want to show you a new video of a dump truck being rolled away. this truck was involved in a police chase. it smashed into vehicles. there was a bunch of diesel fuel spilled. this is on san jose avenue, daly city right on the san francisco/daly city border. they've hauled the truck away

but they still have to clean up a lot of diesel. it could be slick. the slick weather is not making it easy to clean up the spill. they want to contain it. so i would avoid san jose avenue. tara will have an update on this and how it happened coming up at 8:00. 7:35. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. more oil spill cleanup experts have arrived in santa barbara county. assessing the damage from tuesday's big oil spill and trying to figure out how to remove that met from the california -- mess from the california coastline. adam housely joining us live. the beach is off limits to the public this weekend. what's it like out there? is it getting better or worse? >> reporter: well, dave, i don't think it has gotten better. i think they have a better plan. there's still a lot of oil out here. a lot of cleanup. i'm gonna step away. you are seeing one of the booms being pulled out from the

shore. this is private companies joining this cleanup effort along with the pipeline company, exxon and some of the other agencies involved like the coast guard. epa is overseeing this whole thing since the spill originated from the shore. you are seeing them pull out a. boo. we saw some of these booms yesterday. yesterday, there were a lot of boats doing cleanup looking for wildlife. those boats have moved down coast as they go back and forth trying to sop up as much oil as they can. you are seeing hand crews that have come out here this morning. we were told last night they are gonna double the number of people with the cleanup -- we saw at least -- i i think 65 or 70 by my count doing the shore cleanup themselves. we're told those numbers are gonna double. they also got approval to work 24 hours. le. they will be doing it -- they will be doing it overnight. we also don't yet have any numbers of wildlife that have

been affected. we've seen pictures of pelicans and some fish. but we have no official numbers of how many have been affected from the oil. i can tell you we saw dolphins out here. we saw some pelicans fly over and it appeared one or two of them may have had oil on their bellies. but you don't don't know for sure. -- don't know for sure. back here live, you are seeing this boom come out and you will see the boat off the shore. they are gonna pull this boom out to the boat and this boat will try to corral some. oil here off refugio state beach. if you are in in northern california, driving through southern california and after you drive pass the santa maria area, eventually the 101 and 1 combine that's where this oil spill is located. you can hear the helicopters coming and assessing the

situation. 10 a 5,000 gallons of oil was spilled. the great majority is onshore. that's an easier cleanup. as i mentioned, 20,000 gallons was enough to cause significant damage here. it looks like it will be weeks before they have the area cleaned up. >> what an update. thank you for that report. we'll talk to later. imagine walking down the street minding your own business when you get randomly attacked. that's what happened to two people in san jose. this morning, police caught the suspects. janine de la vega joins us live from san jose in the neighborhood where they were captured. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. this neighborhood is in north san jose. it's a middle-class neighborhood. not high crime. this took homeowners offguard. they are glad the suspects are stopped before things escalated more. police say the suspects are responsible for attacking a woman in her 30s at 9:45 last night. she was walking near a bus stop

when she was punched in the stomach by a group of teens in dark clothing. this 15 minutes laterrer an elderly man was walking. he was hit in the head and beat up by suspects fitting the same description. shortly after neighbors reported seeing a suspicious group of teens in nearby kataldi park. police set up a perimeter and caught one of the suspects. k-9s caught the other three hiding in a backyard. >> i'm definitely grateful for people who keep their eyes open and report something suspicious even if it doesn't amount to anything. in this case it did. lord, bless them. >> reporter: police say two of the suspects confessed to committing the assaults last night. their ages range between 15 to 19 years old. two of them had their legs bandaged because they were pitten by the police dogs. -- bitten by the police dogs. they are booked for assault and

robbery. police will sinkg see if they are linked to other crimes in neighboring cities such as milpitas. a scary situation for neighbors here to look outside and see the officers and people hiding in backyards. >> it looks like a nice, quiet friendly neighborhood. certainly a shock for them. >> thank you. 7:40. we are getting word a man had it by a taser at los angeles international airport yesterday is from the airport. authorities say 21-year-old christian james heinz was booked for trespassing and resisting arrest. he ran through a screening area and terminal 6. airport officials tased him. etch was taken to a hospital for treatment -- he was take on a hospital -- take on a -- taken to the hospital for treatment. a chase began with a

traffic stop around 5:30 yesterday afternoon. police say the driver bumped an officer, rammed his patrol car and sped off. he hit another patrol car and blew a tire. the chase went into the tunnel. police say just before reaching the oakland end, the suspect crashed into a minivan carrying four people. the suspect tried to run. >> i saw him running. i had got out of my car screaming that he hit my kids. the next thing i know the cops jumped him. he was trying to get away. >> the driver was arrested and taken by the ambulance. his two passengers were also arrested. the family in the van was not injured. 7:41. a marin county middle school teacher is on leave this morning. administrators investigating student claims that he showed pornographic images on the projection screen. according to the marin ij, it happened last week while about a dozen students were working on a classroom project during a lunch break. the teacher was using his

personal laptop computer. it was connected to a projection screen in that room. now, a police report says at some point, pornographic images poched up on the screen -- poched up on the screen and the -- popped up on the screen and the teacher turned off it. police found no evidence of a crime. they might revisit the matter. it depends what the school decides. a former camp counciller is now facing new allegations of making and distributing and making child pornography. 27-year-old edgar covarrubias appeared in court yesterday. covarrubias was arrested earlier this month when deputieser is survived a search warrant -- deputies served a warrant at the camp. he worked at the camp's two locations in unincorporated sear -- saratoga. he was known as papa bear by

the students. investigators say none of the images appear to be of the children who went to the camp but they caution the investigation goes on. he's not entered a plea. identity thieves are increasingly looking at atms as a place to grab your personal information. experts at the credit scoring company fico say debit card data theft is at the highest rate in 20 years, nearly double the numbers from the same time last year. the majority of cases, thieves install a scisming device in the card reader to steal card numbers -- install a skimming device in the card leader to steal card numbers. >> they will able to make purchases or slurp of you your money -- slump slurp up your

money. 7:43. tomorrow state regulators are expected to order some farmers to stop pumping water out of the san joaquin river. the mandatory order will be sent to farmers who have held water claims for centuries. it will be the first time farmers who have when are called senior water rights will ever be told not to draw water from the san joaquin river. farmers with newer rights were cut off last month. a police chase along the peninsula involving a stolen dump truck ended in a crash that morning. coming up in about 23 minutes, a look into the trail of destruction left behind. david letterman has ended his lengthy run over 30 years as host of the late show. pam cook will brick us all of the the hads including the special guests from rock stars to world leaders that took part in his big finale.

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♪i told you once and i told you twice ♪ rolling stones played a surprise show in l.a. to gear up for their north american tour. no cameras or phones were allowed inside. this is from another performance. tickets last night at the fonda theater were $5. that's right. just 5 bucks. the show sold out within a minute. the band performed the whole sticky fickers album released in 1971. the zip code tour launches sunday in san diego. it's the only california stop. can you imagine a chance to see

them? >> that theater, just a box. >> i heard someone was outside offering $4,000 to get a ticket. no one was sell. everyone who had a ticket wacketted to go inside. hey, sal, how is our commute doing. i know you are watching highway 24. >> that's right. a little bit slow there, dave and tori, on westbound 24 as you drive through the caldecott tunnel. you will have to stay in line for a while. look at highway 24 in la fayette. you can see it's slow in orinda, it will be slow on the oakland side as well. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for 25, 350 minutes. we're not having a great day getting into san francisco from the east bay. i do want to mention that on the peninsula, northbound 101 we had an accident at millbrae avenue and that crash is really backing traffic up all the way down to san mateo. i would avoid highway 101. i would use 280. that's a great alternate route. 280 is heading north. and then you can use 380 to get back around to the airport. even if you are not going

around to the airport, avoid 101 on the peninsula heading north out of san mateo. 7:48. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> i just posted the updated visible weather satellite. as extensive of a nothing bank that you will ever see for this time of year. it's sold out up and down the coast. it banks up near auburn. it's solid. it's playing into our weather in a big bay, even up to clearlake, there's been thunderstorm activity. 51 and gray in clearlake expecting a high of 68 to 70. i believe that. 68 for this time of year at clearlake, that's really cool. that's the low cloud deck right there. right there all the way out. that's a heck of a push. the system coming in is kind of squeezing out drizzle 12/100ths in tilden park. la honda, .08. sausalito, oakland, .06. san francisco, the marina, .0

5. million valley, .01. hayward has had some. watsonville is getting drizzle. there's a lot to go around. the thunderstorms they calm down at night and boom pop up again in the afternoon. mendocino county lake county. kind of mild on the lows, not as cold as they have been. the water temps -- there's still a breeze behind that. it's an onshore breeze. this is really key here going forward. 56 monterey. we'll see if they stay there. low clouds, not going anywhere any time soon. temperatures are far below average for this time of year. low clouds, breezy at times to windy. a lot of drizzle. it will probably pick up again tonight and tomorrow. 50s and 60s, 70s. the extended outlook. a lot of cloe crowds and driz

-- a lot of low clouds and drizzle. am i going to pamela or back to the desk in. >> toss it back here. david letterman said his final good night at hose of the late show last night. pam cook joins us in the studio with some of the highlights. good morning. >> good morning. yes, 6,000 shows more than he did. but last night was the end of the david letterman era. all of the living presidents made an appearance but one of the best, the last top ten. things i always wanted to say to dave. >> yours is the most geographically convenient to my home. >> thank you, alec. >> i'm just glad your show is being given to another white guy. [laughter] >> there were a lot of laughs. there were some tears as dave said thank you and goodbye to his cast and crew. he even got a farewell from some of the past and current

presidents of the united states. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. letterman is retiring. >> playing off a former president's speech. and then it was dave's turn to say goodbye. >> all right. that's pretty much all i got. the only thing i have left to do for the last time on a television program, thank you and good night. [ cheers ] >> the audience got to see some of letterman's family including his two kids regina and harry, proud father, thanked them for all of their support over the years and the show ended with letterman's favorite band the fu fighters. some of the lyrics, if anything could ever be this good again.

we will see. stephen colbert takes his place. those those will be in september. >> conan o'brien told his viewers, turn to david letterman. don't watch my show. watch his. >> jimmy kimmel did it, too. >> if rge it was pack -- it was packed. >> a little late for us. >> thank you. >> thank you. 7:53. major changes coming to california electricity rates in about 30 minutes. why some bills could go up a lot. and new research says most sunscreens don't deliver on their advertised sun protection. the brand one group calls the worst offender. 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.

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>> reporter: a busy intersection in daly city now oip after being shut down for seven hours because of a crash involving a dump truck. a state of emergency. the all-out effort underway to restore a section of the california coastline. identity theft. it's on the rise. later this hour, how thieves are targeting as and -- atms and what the banks are doing to protect you and your money. well, good morning. welcome. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. let's check on weather and traffic. this is our third week we're in right now. >> yeah. >> i think we had 80s, 90s.

after that it's been down ever since. there might be a warmup this sunday. but not a lot. maybe some upper 70s, low 80s but just near normal on the temps. plenty of gray skies. there is a lot of drizzle. john says wipers in use here in pleasanton and i -- believe me from marin county all the way down to the santa cruz mountains. tilden park, 12/100ths. la honda, .08. san francisco, sausalito, oakland, san francisco and in the city, .05 to .06. sfo .01. there's been higher elevations, .03 to .04. that's low cloud deck extending inland. thunderstorms will probably erupt inspect sierra nevada and the lows are warmer here. 59 san jose. 58 livermore. we're not as cold as we were. there will be a breeze even if you have the sun. temperatures are below average. there's -- i mean, look right

there. as far as the eye can see. a few breaks. a few holes in there. it's not as cold by the coast as it was a couple of days ago. a lot of drizzle. that lets up. but i think it will be back tonight. a lot of 60s or very low 70s. usual slow traffic, sal? bedo have a lot of slow traffic approaching the airport which is kind of concerning, we also have a look at the peninsula. let's start off with a look at the san mateo bridge and start with westbound 92. we do see slow traffic across the span and waiting for you in san mateo. when you get there. as a matter of fact, the whole thing, if you are trying to catch a flight at sfo, you are coming from the east bay, i would allow an extra half-hour to 45 minutes from what you thought it would take you. i will slow you why. when you get over to 101. there was an earlier accident in millbrae. got it out of the way. the traffic is really slow getting up to the airport. if you are driving up on -- up the peninsula northbound, i would use 280 instead of 101.

also checking the south bay, 101, 280 and 85 those are more normal slowdowns. up see them every day. i want to mention the been has not been great. it's backed up at the toll plaza. 20, 25-minute long delay. we've been checking with b.a.r.t. we haven't had any major delays. yesterday, we had a bad day in the middle of the day yesterday. it seems to be stabilized. 8:03. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. an early-morning police pursuit involving a stolen dump truck ended with a busy daly city intersection being shut down. the truck hit a minivan, making a turn at san jose avenue that injured four people. tara moriarty is live at the scene to tell us why the cleanup is taking so long. is it close to opening, tara? >> it just opened, actually. it took them quite a while. more than seven hours to clear the scene and mop up the mess. diesel fuel spilled. they were able to take away the stolen dump truck. that was hauled away at 40

minutes ago. also, the minivan that was mangled. one car that's still here is the red minivan on the side of the road. the minivan had actually smashed into that. but that one has not been moved yet. the big concern was the diesel fuel. it left a rainbow sheen over this street. shortly after midnight. the driver of a dump truck hit and the impact of the crash was so great that the van slid 100 feet crashing into a parked car. all three people in the minivan, an adult female driver and adult passengers were rushed to sf general. the chase began shortly after midnight near the costco in colma. >> the incident started in the residential area of colma and an officer observed the vehicle coming in to the residential area and found it suspicious being it was late at night, ran

the license plate and discovered the vehicle was stolen. the officer attempted to stop the vehicle at which point allegedly the vehicle attempted to ram the patrol vehicle and a pursuit ensued. >> reporter: 75 gallons of diesel fuel spilled. the suspect could face charges of assault with a deadly weapon on an officer, evading an officer and possession of a stolen vehicle. you can see they've placed bags here to try to trap any of that diesel fuel from going down into the storm drains. they said that they were able to control it pretty well. you can see the sheen all over the crosswalk and street. that's all diesel fuel. it's quite slippery but hopefully now that the rain has come out. that will sort of help the situation. just so you snow, the intersection now open. just in time for the tail end of the morning commute. live from daly city, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> good to here it finally

reopened. thank you. crews cleaning up the massive oil spill along the santa barbara county coast are now working around the clock to try to limit the environmental damage. up to 105,000 gallons of crude oil leaked tuesday from a ruptured underground pipeline with more than 20,000 gallons ending up in the ocean. governor brown has declared a state of emergency to free up funding for the cleanup. the houston-based company claims all american pipeline is taking responsibility for the spill. the company pledged in 2010 to improve its leak detection technology when the federal government cited it for ten separate oil spills in the midwest. >> we deeply regret this incident has occurred at all. we pay poll jiz for the damage -- apologize for the damage it's done to the wildlife and to the environment. >> reporter: there are more than 300 environmental cleanup contractors and first responders on the scene with even more cleanup experts

arriving today. two popular state beaches in the area are now shut down through the holiday weekend. at 8:30, we'll go live to santa barbara county to check in on the progress of the cleanup. san francisco police want your help this morning. they are trying to find the person who viciously attack and elderly woman on mother's day in chinatown. the victim, a 777-year-old grandmother in a co -- 7-year- old grandmother is in a coma. she was getting off a bus ten days ago when another woman attacked her. she was not robbed. just beaten for some reason. a good samaritan helped get to the curb and she was able to make it home. but three days after the attack, she lost consciousness. >> the key is that we really need to speak to that good samaritan that helped her off the bus to sit down and recover because he might have witnessed the entire incident or if there's any other witnesses that were present on the bus that can help narrow down the field of search. >> this is a very severe

assault. very severe damage and injuries. and she doesn't deserve that. and not only that, she suffer. >> now, making the investigation even tougher, the police don't know which bus the attack occurred on. muni is now checking surveillance footage on four separate bus lines hoping to identify that attacker. today, san jose police officer michael johnson will be remembered with the special ceremony. officer johnson was shot to death while on duty in march. he had been a san jose police officer for 14 years. at noon today, a tree will be planted at region am medical center of san jose and dedicated to his memory. the ceremony is part of the hospital's weak-long show of graltty dude to all first responders including police, firefighter paramedics and military personnel. a new app created in the brart is letting people weigh in on legislation and some hot- button issues with the simple

stroke of a finger. it's called countable. it's debuting in san francisco today. alex savidge is in the studio to explain how it works and what it is. >> well, dave, good morning. this app offers an easy way for you to voice your opinion on issues you care about. it's called countable. you can weigh in on things like the affordable care act, medical marijuana, and human trafficking as well. the app came out a year ago but today it makes its debut in san francisco. we pull up the local page here. if you scroll through, you can see a whole host of topics. if you click on one of them, you can see it gives you a summary of the legislation that is pending right now. arguments for and against, then if you would like to weigh in, you simply cast a yay or a nay vote. all of that information is tallied up and taken into account as they cast their votes. we hit the streets and asked people if they think an app

like this one will be helpful. >> it will give people an opportunity to vent. and that's always a good thing. >> will it help. if it gets enough publicity and people use it. >> if they are not listening, i don't think it will make a difference. that's just my opinion. >> another feature of countable, you can track these bills throughout the process. i've clicked on a bill about raising the minimum wage to $13 an hour on a national level. and if you go here to the activity page it explains to you what latest action that was taken, the last thing that happened this bill was referred to a subcommittee on work first protection. >> it sounds terrific. you can weigh in and follow the issues. are politicians gonna pay any attention to this? >> right. that's the question here. we can swipe all we want on an

app. according to the kron kron -- chronicle, there are a number of supervisors on board. he this they spoke with steve farrell. he believes an app like this can give voters a voice and give them a part in the whole process. >> i think more people feel like they are getting involved i think is a good thing. >> helping run the city and state. thank you. >> thank you. 8:11. randomly attacked at a bus stop in san jose. coming up in 21 minutes, the violence this one shocked a neighborhood. how the police tracked down the suspects. >> reporter: we're live inside oracle arena getting ready for game two between the dubs and the houston rockets. mum we'll tell you what you need to know -- coming up we'll tell you what you need to know before you head to the game. alex savidge, be ready.

settle the score. if you are looking at the san francisco commute, well, northbound 101 doesn't look that bad. but southbound is a little slow leaving the city. we'll tell you what's going on. if i could give a little advice to alex savidge, i crushed brian in tennis. you can beat him in as well. we'll have your weather forecast -- coming up. female announcer: through memorial day at sleep train, get up to four years interest-free financing or save up to $400 on simmons beautyrest and sealy posturepedic. even get four years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. plus, free same day delivery set-up and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save! but this special financing offer ends memorial day at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

game 2 in the western finals is tonight. brian flores is at oracle arena right new. >> reporter: take a look around. we're live inside oracle arena this morning. as you know, this is the quietest it will be inle about 6:00 game time tonight where 20,000 screaming fans will be in here cheering our dubs tonight as they go to game 2 on the western conference finals against the houston rockets. close to 20,000 expected here tonight. game starts at 6:00 p.m. which is perfect for us working the morning show. a couple of factors first, whether dwight howard will

play. he brained his know during game one. still questionable for tonight. the other issue is addressing the slow start for the dubs in game one. i was one of the fans watching on tv saying let's go. they say they need to be more aggressive going into tonight's game. >> they show that in the first half, we don't become the aggressor early and execute the way we need to, they are capable of winning a game, especially on the road. we have to be prepared. >> this is our game right here. it took us the first half and so much different. in the memphis series, you lock it up every time. >> reporter: of course, the other stoirnline has a lot to do with riley curry -- story line has to do with riley curry stealing the show. check out this picture of little steph curry. in the background, that's don

nelson. >> yeah. >> we're looking at the shoes again. >> reporter: you are looking at the shoes again. >> we saw that. >> reporter: the shoes are adorable. the shoes are adorable as well. apparently underarmor has created a shoe specifically for riley curry. this was from the twitter account that says they've very muched -- they've very muched the shoe. there are tickets still available at oracle arena. the tickets range anywhere from $280 to $8700. you have dark clark money -- >> oh, sure. >> reporter: coming up at 8:50, we have a core to settle. a lot of people have been asking if alex savidge will be supplying one on one. that's been scheduled. 8:50 this morning. alex savidge and i are gonna settle the score once and for

while. >> i can't wait. >> on that court. >> reporter: i mean, i usually make that shot. you know what i mean, alex. it's on. >> we'll look forward to that in about half an hour. >> alex is on the way. >> all right. thank you. coming up on 8:18. so sal as we check on the traffic, i have to mick up my husband at -- pick up my husband at the oakland airport. what time does his flight land? 6:00. gonna be traffic? a little bit. but by that time, a lot of people will be in their seats. so you -- people will be in their seats is what i'm trying to say. >> i'm hoping the traffic will have cleared. how is it now? >> on 880 it's slow. i think it will be slower when you go. the traffic will be slow getting up to downtown oakland. let's take a look at the commute in the east bay. we've had slow traffic on 24. we had a stalled truck somewhere along the mix here in

la fayette. we also have slow traffic on the way to the tunnel and slow traffic on the other side. it's been very slow on 680 nearby. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see it's backed up getting into san francisco. southbound 101 is slow in the city as you drive towards cesar chavez. san francisco great highway at skyline out near lake merced. there is an injury accident there. we're looking at the south bay, northbound 101 and 280 and 85 are slow. we have a lot of slow traffic almost everywhere you look on this somewhat wet thursday. let's go to steve. hello, steve. sal, can we give a shout out here? kaiser permanente. their new e.r. building just opened up. they watch us. everybody there said can you give us a shout? and karen miller keeps track of my ties. >> we give it to them. >> let's move on.

low clouds. vacaville, vacaville. low clouds. 2500 feet. vacaville. [laughter] >> jeez. every reporting station says cloudy in the bay area from santa rosa to san jose. everybody says cloudy. brent parsons says catching drizzle here in livermore as well. and speaking of drizzle, 12/100ths at least. la honda, .08. san francisco and oakland, sausalito, .06, .06, .05. marina, .05. sfo .01. .03, .04 up in mt. diablo. ben lomond, couple 1/100ths. hayward, you name it. that's low cloud deck all the way to sacramento almost to placerville. that's impressive. low pressure continues to rotate around. is there any good news? we have one more system that's right there. see the spin in the atmosphere. that's what's squeezing ought the drizzle -- out the drizzle.

the lows -- 58. that's mild. san jose is 5 the 9 -- 59. it's not as cold because the water temperatures are coming up. that's rex the cat in the picture. said i saw the sun this week one day out of -- i lost count. redwood shores, 57 and calm. there have been some areas that have not had much sun this week. that's for sure. westerly breeze or a southwesterly breeze. it's an onshore. these are key 56 monterey, 55 half moon bay. those continue to go up and i think our pattern will change. it will warm up on the weekend. but unbelievable amount of cloud deck. inland temps, some have the sun. they are below average on the temps. temperatures coming up because of those warmer temperatures around the coast and bay. one more day of drizzle. it looks like the clouds burn

off. sunday look okay. there will be thunderstorms but another cooldown on monday. >> we have mention pam cook is heading down to disneyland. what will the weather be like for her? >> same as here. fog, sun. not hot. >> but there is the big 60th anniversary -- >> i think 4:10 a.m. >> we will be on -- she will be on often. a lot of reports from disneyland. one her favorite places. it will be great to hear. this may shock you. long commutes may be good for your move. a new study that may make you look forward to the next traffic jam. a computer that cost just $9. it does much more than you might imagine. after the break, meet the bay area team behind a device called chip.

electric bills may be going up in california. but how much depends on when we power up. the california utilities public commission may ask companies to start designing time of use residential rates. electricity would cost more when demand is higher and cost less when it's lower. the state wants the plan to take effect four years from now. most consumer groups support the idea but at least one says it's not fair to residents in the desert who need more power

for air conditionings during those long, hot summer months. made in the bay. an oakland company has created a computer they are selling for just $9. it's called chip. the inexpensive computer as has a usb port and a microusb for a charger. there's a place for headphones. developers say chip can provide a full computer experience by keking it to the things already in your home like a television. if you feel chip is too intimidating, there's pocket chip. >> pocket chip uses the same computer, it fits inside. but what we've added is a color touch screen and the battery. >> the company behind chip is called next thing. comprisessed of eight men and one woman. this exploded when the company start a kick starter campaign. a couple of weeks ago, the goal $50,000 the but at last check, donations have passed $1.5 million. a lot more than they were

hoping for. >> yes. 8:26. a marin county middle school teacher now on administrative leave after reports he showed inappropriate material in the classroom. after the break, we'll tell you what students say happened. >> reporter: four suspects are an churred after a -- are captured after a yard-to-yard search with k-9s. we'll tell you what the suspects were doing to innocent people just walking down the street. we're looking at the bridge commute. traffic is moving along well on the san mateo bridge but there's slow traffic waiting for you on the other side. on the other side, might be a little bit of sun. but there's a lot of clouds out there and temps continue to be cool. there's signs of a warmup by the weekend. more on that.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." it is thursday, it is may 21st. i'm dave clark. thank you for joining us. let's check weather and traffic. steve paulson has been working hard in the weather center. >> i have been. >> i mean really hard. you have a lot it talk about. a lot of drizzle. more than i've seen in a long time there were amounts between 6/100ths and 12/100ths. there's some sunbreaks in there. i think the low clouds will burn off sooner for some. it's far up. it's kind of maxed itself off. water temps have marketed itself out. the drizzle was really, really impressive today. 12/100ths at tilden park. .06. .08 around duboce triangle. san francisco, oakland, san francisco, officially the

marina and then .03 and .04s and .01. extensive fog bank in the sacramento valley as well. series of lows keep rotating in. high pressure will build in, not strong. it will be here to give us a better weekend. 50s on the temps to near 60. 59 mountain view and san jose. felicia gonzalez, wet hayward, broke up to drizzle and clouds. everyone has had a report of trizle this morning -- drizzle this morning. low clouds. i mean, a big fog bank. breezy at times. drizzle should be winding down pretty soon. thunderstorms possible. again, 60s, and 70s. sal, speaking of somebody who works hard. we've had a tough one. trying to get to the airport, it's been tough. the south bay is trying to get in the action as well. let's begin with the san mateo bridge and traffic on that

span, it seems to have improved as you drive -- just as i said that, we have slow traffic. the last time i saw it on the tease, it was moving well. and now it's not. it is actually worse than i've seen it in a long time. if you are driving over to the peninsula, you are going to see that. now, here is something that i want to mention. there is just a world of hurt waiting for you on the peninsula. look at all of this slow traffic on 101. this is partially due to an earlier crash. it's backing up out of belmont all the way up to the peninsula. if you can use 280, you will save yourself a lot of time getting up to the northern peninsula. don't use northbound 101. as we move to san jose, there is improving a little bit. there is an accident on northbound 680 in the center divide. the south bay commute is moderate the we have a look at the -- moderate. we will have a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, backed up for 20, 30 minutes getting into san francisco. the drizzle steve has mentioned, i think it's slowed

down the commute. back to the desk. new this morning, teenagers suspected of assaulting two overnight arrested. authorities say the teens were punching people as they were simply walking down the street. neighbors helped track down the suspects. >> reporter: this is unsettling for people who live in this north san jose neighborhood. this is near morill avenue and croply. it's not a high crime area. two pedestrians were minding their own business when they were attacked. two adults and two juveniles were taken between the ages of 15 and 19 years old. officers captured one of them trying to escape. k-9s found the other three hiding in the backyard of one of the homes. the dogs bit two suspects who refused to bic taen into custody. police say the suspects are responsible for punching the woman in the stomach last night in the area of piedmont and sierra as she was walking.

15 minutes later, down the street and elderly man was attacked. both reported the suspects were young males wearing dark clothing. >> he was punched in the back of the head by one of the suspects as he fell to the ground. the other suspects began to assault him. his wallet was removed from his person at that time. the suspects went through his wallet. as this victim was picking up the items from the ground, he was again assaulted pie the suspects who fled from the -- by the suspects who fled from the area. >> reporter: alert neighbors reported suspicious activity in the nearby park. officers arrived and captured the suspects. authorities say two of them confessed to committing the assaults. they are being booked for assault, robbery and resisting arrest. police are contacting neighboring cities to tee if they are connecting -- to see if they are connected to any cases there. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. ma -- marin county middle school teacher on leave this

morning. investigation into him showing pornographic images on a screen. about a dozen students were working on a classroom project last week during a lunch break. the teacher was using his personal laptop computer. it was connected to a projection screen in the room. a police report says at some point pornographic images popped up on the screen. the teacher turned it off quickly. police say they found no evidence of a crime but they may revisit this depending upon what the school investigation finds. a former children's science camp counselor already accused of possessing child pornography and molesting a 10-year-old boy now faces new allegations of actually making and distributing child pornography. 27-year-old edgar covarrubias was in court yesterday where these new charges were revealed. covarrubias was arrested earlier this month. deputies soreved a search warrant -- served a search warrant warrant at the camp. he worked at the camp's two

locations since 2013. he was known by the students at papa bear. investigators say so far, none of the images appear to be of children who were at the camps but the -- the investigation is still going on. he has not entered a plea. well, identity thieves, more and more, they are using atms to steal your financial information. the experts at the credit scoring company fico say debit card information theft is at the highest race in 20 years. almost double the numbers from the same time last year. in the majority of cases, thieves put on a skimming device in the card reader stealing your card information. >> the data has been downloaded and they are can make purchase -- they can make purchases or slurp up your money with the account. >> they say criminals can even print new cards with the stolen

information on then. by october, banks will be required to switch to new credit and debit cards that are embedded with computer chips making it harder for thieves to steal your information. 8:36. there is a state of emergency in one of the most picturesque areas of california. governor brown issued the declaration last night following the massive oil spill in santa barbara county. adam housely is live at one of the state beaches where cleanup crews will soon be working around the clock. good morning, adam. >> good morning, tori. that same the issue last night. we were told the -- account crews were given permission to work around the clock. they came out here about dawn. i will step away. the crews on the beach starting to spread out now around the state beach which is the epicenter of this oil spill. there are two different sliks we're told from the coast guard. that coversers about nine miles. it doesn't mean nine miles is covered with oil but you will

find the nine-mile location. there are boats with boom. we saw booms go in the water. we have video that we took here about 45 minutes ago. turned around for you guys. you can he soot boom -- you can see the boom being deployed. there are a number being used. at least 20,000 gallons we've been told went into the water over a two-hour period about a day and a half ago. and we've also been told at about -- maybe as much pass 105,000 gallons -- sorery, yeah, 105,000 gallons was spilled all told. the numbers are fluctuating. you can see the hand crews which are coming out in the morning. they've been focusing on the sand. they started this about 424 hours ago on the sand. they will rake and scoop up like you would picking up after your pet and put it in a plastic bag and set them aside. once the sand has been cleaned as much as they can, they will move onto the rocks.

they've been peppered with oil. it's like standing at a gas station someone has smiled gas. that's what it -- spilled the gas. that's what it smells like. el capitan beach and refugio beaches closed. fishing has been halted within a mile of the beaches and out to the water. we'll seen dolphins. we've seen some other sea life. we've seen pelicans doused with oil. but there's been no official numbers about how many birds, fish or sea life have been affected by the oil spill so far. >> glad to hear the dolphins -- i've seen a couple down there. i know we're coming up on memorial day. i would imagine that normally the beach would have been a very busy place. how is this impacting the whole community? >> obviously the environmental impact will be significant for some time. although they say they can clean this up and get it up.

it will take time to did it. as for -- you mentioned the upcoming holiday weekend, it doesn't look like this area will be open any time soon. all people who hads arervations are being accommodate. this area has a lot of tourists. so the businesses nearby, those businesses won't see any tourists because they won't be able to stay here. but at this hour, really comes down to the focusing on trying to get the oil up, trying to secure as much sea life as possible as well as you can. this oil is thick and you can really smell it. it will be some time before they have a chance to remove it all. >> such a terrible scene. >> thank you. 8:40. still ahead, a surprise proposal gone wrong and now it's gone viral. mum in ten minutes, how a mom completely an -- coming up in ten minutes how a mom

completely stole the show. a bay area man involved in chaos at los angeles international airport. why he was tasered. we're looking at the east bay commute. highway 24 is not doing that well. we have a lot of slow traffic on the way to the tunnel. a lot of gray skies. a lot of drizzle. temperatures remaining on the cool -- on the cool sidle there are signs of a warmup. we'll tell you by how much.

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people who support a move by the golden state warriors to san francisco are at the uc board of regents this morning in san francisco this morning. backers of the warriors' move say they want to know who is behind an opposition group called the mission bay alliance. that group claims this would interfere with operations at the benioff children's hospital. >> they are not identifying who the funders are. and they are making threats that are -- that they will tie the project up in litigation. >> the mission bay merchants group has launched a petition drive to try to reveal who is

opposing the plan. the ceo owns the property where the stadium would be built and calls the plan a win, win, win for the city, the team and ucsf. well, there are new reports a man who was tased yesterday at l.a.x. in los angeles is from the bay area. authorities said he's 21-year- old christian james heinz of danville. officials say heinz ran through a screening area at terminal 6 yesterday morning. airport police tased him. when he refused to cooperate. heinz was booked for charges of treas packing -- trespassing and resisting arrest. do sunscreens work? the answer is no according to to one group. the sunscreen guide says 80% of

sunscreens provide inferior sun protection. its researchers tested more than 1700 spf products. the report points to neutrogena as the brant most at fault for -- brand most at fault for not delivering protection. they also say some. products contain oxybenzone, which can disrupt the hormone testimony, and versions of vitamin a, which could heighten sun sensitivity. are you looking forward to your daily commute? a new study finds some people do and it's good for their mood. australian researchers found that slow commutes provide drivers with a bit of much- craved alone time. they say it can also be a positive social experience because the glances, smiles and frowns shared can help them feel more connected. but people who don't enjoy slow commutes can have feelings of distrust and depression.

i knowen willing to music -- i know listening to music can help. i have friends who listen to books on tapes and -- >> right. sal? >> music, you will need the led zepp lip double album for 24 -- zeppelin double album for 24. you need some time here as you drive through. when you get to the bay bridge, if you are going that far, that's backed up. there's our spider. it's boris. he's on our screen. there you go. how are you? he's back. he saw uses on tv. he left. good morning, everyone. let's go out to the south bay where northbound 101 sw gonna be slow -- 101 is gonna be slow from 280 up to mountain view. let's go to steve in the weather center. low clouds and a lot of low

clouds. a few breaks in there. some sun is trying to get through. there have been numerous reports of the drizzle. downright rain for some. san leandro, hayward, san francisco, oakland, east bay hills. all over the place. about as extensive -- all the way out to the valley. up and down the coast. it looks like it's probably maxed itself out. one more system has to rotate through. there it is. it moves in. cuts into the south. but it does increase the low cloud deck. it keeps moisture in place. temperatures are coming up slowly. they are not as cold as they were a week ago. upper 50s to near 60. there will be a westerly breeze or some component of that. if wart temps warm up, i think it will -- as long as the lows come in, it keeps the pattern

going. thunderstorms possible again up in lake county. they've been absolutely incredible this week. i expect that to happen again today. 50, 60s, os also up in the sierra nevada. even with the sun. temperatures are held in check here. they are in a cool pattern. it looks warmer as we head into the weekend. fog will burn off sooner. not hot. but it will be warmer. >> i went for a walk, i had mittens, a vest. >> when brian flores and i were playing tennis, it was cool. >> three weeks now. >> three weeks. >> thank you. 8:49. it was supposed to be a surprise proposal on the beach but mom, a little unclear on the concept and now the whole thing has gone viral. >> are you guys coming over here? >> no. oh, my gosh. oh, moi gosh -- oh, my gosh. >> eva was supposed to step aside while her daughter's boyfriend proposed along a

beach. instead, she tripped and wound up in the sand. her boyfriend went down on one knee yeah way. it's a moment they won't forget. not to mention the 1 million people who have seen it on youtube. >> you have your mom face down in the sand. the boyfriend on one knee on the other side. pretty memberrer-- memorable. we know the warriors are getting ready for the finals but the competition is heating up here. look at the screen. wow. you have alex savidge in one basket on one side. brian flores on the other determining who is king of the court. brian has issued a challenge. >> reporter: i can't make a 63- footer. >> stay tuned for savidge

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over the last few weeks, alex savidge has been living inside oracle arena. he was not bad taking shot after shot. this morning, the competition is heating up because now brian flores is inside oracle arena sinking a few basketses of his own. we de -- baskets of his own. we decided it was fair to put them to the test. gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen. ready to go? let's go, guys. first shot -- listen up now -- first one i want you to take, i want flores to go first. let's go with the right-handed layup, brian. right-handed layup. ♪ >> reporter: there you go. >> woo-hoo! >> reporter: savidge can't make

that. >> three-point line. free-throw line. >> okay. free-throw line. all right. ♪ >> oh! >> he missed it. all right. come on, alex. >> alex has a little line where he's supposed to stand. >> 15 feet. >> okay. regulation line. 15 feet. and he misses. >> oh! off the rim. both of them. >> we'll do another one. now a three-point shot. both of you missed. three-point shot. >> three-point shot. >> hold on. they are mopping the floor. i have to go from this spot here. this is it. >> i'm watching. >> oh! >> it's on.

it's on. >> he made it. >> pressure. >> alex, you are up. winner take all. >> oh! nice. >> just missed it. we have a winner now. it's -- >> yay! >> brian! >> reporter: high-fiving my photographer chip. nice job. >> reporter: what do we win? >> you don't win anything. [laughter] en. >> , the producers said said we have time for double or nothing. >> all right. >> reporter: kind of slippery. another three-pointer. i love the sweet three. brian, you go first. >> reporter: all right. here we go >> oh. >> that's all right. that's okay. >> all right.

>> oh! off the rim. >> brian flores still wins. you are the man. nice job with the control room making that happen. as we saw outside, it's still pretty damp. >> wet out there. >> low clouds, gray, cool, more of the same on friday. it looks like a warmer pattern for the weekend. not a hot or anything -- not hot or anything. >> okay driving? >> driving is -- it's a little slow because of the wet weather that steve mentioned and there's our friend, boris, the spider. >> yay, boris is back. >> he's the new name we chose on facebook. it's backed up to the macarthur maze. a little distracting doing the report. san mateo bridge traffic is heavy and by the way, i want to mention when you got over to the peninsula, highway 101 will be very slow. we had an earlier accident on northbound 101 getting up to millbrae and the traffic is going to be slow. we also do have a look at the south bay here.

look at highway 101, it's back up from norm a it slows from mountain view. 280 is slow in sunnyvale and cupertino. but it has improved a little bit and 85 is getting much better. this wet weather has really kind of -- it's not really rain but it kind of acts like rain. >> you have to be careful. >> you know it will be busy around oracle arena. >> just a little game going on. nothing major. >> yeah, exactly. game 2 tonight and then game 3 and 4 move to houston on saturday and monday, memorial day. all at 6:00. >> that will do it for us. >> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> ktvu is back at noon. you can always get our latest headlines on our app ♪ >> we have a little harlem globetrotters music going on. >> that was sweet. >> very impressive. >> he's gone cold now. >> he was hot when it counted.

>> but the ktvu basket is -- >> wait a minute, alex. >> all right. nice job, guys. >> way to go, guys. >> thanks. ♪

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