a 4. 4.1 earthquake hit napa could could be -- napa

county. a not so gentle reminder of the quake last month. >> the quake hit at 73: 7:00 -- 7:53. we get the developing news from noelle walker. she is live with the latest. >> reporter: it is the largest earthquake to hit that region since that 6.0 earthquake. napa is full of restaurants and malls. we asked around and not so much of a wine glass was damaged at this hotel.

we did speak to people what did feel it. >> you get nervous. i believe it's a combination of the excitement. not excitement. >> we're from california, we're used to it. it wasn't that bad. >> were you confuse at first? >> she thought somebody was stomping at first. then somebody came to us and said, it's an earthquake. but i wasn't too bad. >> reporter: she says she felt that earthquake for about 30 seconds. it was felt in san francisco and the northern peninsula. i can tell you i was standing next to my photographer and i asked, did anyone else feel

that photographer. and nobody else did. >> i didn't feel it either. now to bill who has been looking at data from this quake. what are you seeing. >> reporter: not sure what fault that is on yet but we have a pretty good idea. it was 9 miles north-northeast of napa. very close to yontville. i'm going to show you where that earthquake was in august. closer to town. perhaps that's the fault. we have not had confirmation yet. how many people felt it? a lot of people up to petaluma. right in this area, right in the napa valley it was light to

moderate shaking. any where from five to six to seven second. i will keep you posted. as soon as when i find out where that fault is we will keep you updated. now to the play offs and another big win for the warriors. they now lead it 2-0. >> excruciating final moments and for anyone who was confident that the warriors were just going to roll through the rockets, a little reminder, these guys are in the western conference for a reason. they are 2-0. who were working on trying to get off to a better start and that they did. their fans still pumped up by

steph's media famous daughter. a massive dunk and steph doesn't know what to do with himself after that. houston rally furiously 26-3 run. dwight i'm healthy again howard. he had 33 points and five- threes on the night. curry with the two. 1:18 left, james harden almost wills his team to victory and the 38 points on the night.

harden cannot get a shot out as they double up on him. here's harden right after the game. >> it's frustrating to give the game away like that for myself and the my teammating behind me. 10 out of 10 times we will take that play. >> you saw james put his head down. you knew he wasn't going to pass in that situation. i was able to get a body on him. he threw it away to dwight. at that point, he will finally

get a shot at it. my producer and i snuck up to watch the game closer. harden what a player. >> curry wants it back though. a win is a win and i'm sure all the fans are super fired up. >> reporter: they're so excited. but not just the win but the warriors way. the lead up and down but they never gave up. game two went into the books a win but this early in a best of seven series fans know there's a lot of basketball still to be played. >> much closer than i thought

but a win is a win. >> we didn't expect it to be easy but it's on. now it's on to texas. go warriors. >> reporter: what is certain tickets to be here are golden and fans are digging deep to see the ducks live. $500 a pair to sit on the top row. >> i kind of looked to see what i could afford. it worked out pretty well. >> reporter: the arena would be felt with power sticks. almost a grand for three seats in the upper stand. >> this is my son, great. i was at the warriors games

when they won in 76. >> you don't concern yourself with what happened in the past. you concern yourself with what is happening now. you know how good they are as players so that makes them outstanding as people. >> reporter: for fans every day in this atmosphere is a gift. for this couple literally, free tickets third row off center court from a friend who couldn't make it. >> have you sat this close before? >> you're in the game here. >> we're from santa rosa, to come out here and see this, amazing opportunity. >> reporter: by the way mr. fieri says the food is also pretty good in his opinion. certainly frank, everybody got what they came for.

got their fill tonight. >> live tonight in oracle arena. games three and four move to the toyota center in houston. game three set for saturday at 6:00 our time. game four is on monday also at 6:00. there's word of a salmonella outbreak linked to raw tuna that has made people sick. most fell ill. they reportedly ate sushi containing the raw tuna. the cdc has not tracked the salmonella outbreak. the timetable for the

opening of the doyle is changing. now the crews have to test and integrate the various systems. the presidio does not have a date for when it will open. you will recall that bridge was also closed two weeks ago causing some major traffic jams. this time the bridge will be closed from 10:00 p.m. friday through 5:00 a.m. monday on memorial day weekend. nationally gas is up. despite the increase, the national average is still 90- cents less than it was last year. prices ringed from $2.55 to

$3.80. that's 50-cents more than last month but it's still 50-cents cheaper than this time last year. police are charging a suspect with murder. the da says 35-year-old bryan zachary jones had a blood alcohol level of .14 nearly double the legal limit at the time of the crash. investigators say he was speeding when his corvette went off the road and killed esp e ranza rodriguez and her daughter. what the president of the boy scouts said today about keeping in step with the times. >> this cool weather pattern is lingering. we have a chance for a few sprinkles and a lot of drizzle throughout the area. we will also be talking about when thing. -- when things will begin to

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reports that it has a issue of safety and maintenance violations. black oil covers the coastline. no tourists coming this holiday weekend. nearly 500 workers have now joined the work. pain staking work, carrying off contaminated material bucket after bucket. >> the general public may want to help but the fact is trying to capture oiled animals by people who don't have the training is danger both to the animal as well as to the people. >> reporter: more than 3,000 feet of boom have been rolled out. >> there are 17 vessels working on the water. and they have recovered approximately 9,500-gallons of

oily water mix. >> reporter: pipeline officials estimate 105,000-gallons were released. oil from a broken pipe on land got into the ocean tuesday through a storm drain. reports today that the pipeline company had a history of 175 safety and maintenance infractions since 2006. that includes pump failures, equipment malfunction, pipeline corruption and operator error. the company has apologized and acknowledged the past spills. >> the number of percentage is well within industry norms. some were caused by third party damage. none of them involved indents involving injuries. >> reporter: for clean up crews one major set back today, the weather. >> today we had to stop our skimming operations this evening because of weather. the high wind and the waves got a little too choppy.

>> reporter: tomorrow another 30 # volunteers are expected to join those who are doing the clean up effort. right now they're take ago look at the pipeline to find out what they need to do. the weather is going to be really key to determine how quickly they get that effort. >> jana, thanks so much. new data from the u.s. census bureau puts san jose population above the 1 million mark. san jose has 1,016,000 residents. that puts it on a city that has 1 million or more residents. the city is experiencing growth thanks to the economy. >> we're the envy of just about every other city in the

country. so we certainly recognize those are headaches to have with the orange cones but they're good headaches to have. >> reporter: san jose needs to stop its sprawl. oakland is number 45 with 413,000 residents. tuition for out of state students at uc schools is going up in the fall. the board of regents has approved raising tuition for undergraduates from other states or from abroad by 8%. that makes uc one of the most expensive public universities for nonresidents any where in the country. tuition for those students will now be nearly $37,000 a year. instate students though will still pay about $12,000 through 2017 and that will actually make six years of no tuition increases for california

students. relief tonight in campbell after police announce an attempt of a potential abduction. take a look on the screen. a sketch based on the girl's description. and on the right a pick of the suspect. noelle walker now with how police made an arrest. >> reporter: the south bay city of campbell has that small town feel that makes people feel safe so when something happens -- >> i did hear it on the news the other day, yeah. >> reporter: it's the talk. >> i thought it was really scary. >> of the town. >> i think a lot of people were really nervous he was still on the street. >> reporter: daniel brown is referring to the man on this sketch. put out after a girl was almost taken. police arrested 25-year-old roberto felipe velasquez. suspects recognized his face

from the sketch. surveillance video shows the suspect doing a u turn just before he got out of the car and grabbed the girl was key to the arrest. >> the surveillance video shows the car very clearly. >> reporter: a 1998 four door honda accord. for four days officers were on the look out when one spotted the car wednesday night parked here at the extra space storage on sunny side. >> we believe he was living in the car but it was also apparent he had a lot of his belongings in the storm warning unit. >> reporter: inside that unit they found clothes matching the victim's description of what the suspect wore. a worker in the office told ktvu she witnessed velasco's arrest but couldn't tell us how long he had been renting a space or whether she knew he was living in the parking lot. >> i don't know why the people who work there didn't catch the fact someone was living in

their parking lot. >> reporter: right behind her home. the arrest is a relief and a lesson. >> i think i should be more observant. velasco has been booked into jail. i talked to the district attorney's office who says they're reviewing the case. but for now, velasco is being held without bail. that heavy drizzle last night actually recorded some rainfall in the buckets of san francisco. .06, . .06 of an inch. .05 in orinda. there's a chance for more drizzle between now and tomorrow morning as well. as this pattern continues. this sort of unsettled pattern that has lots of fog, lots of wind and below average temperatures. it continues what we saw today. more sunshine, slightly warmer but the same idea.

lots of cloud cover when we look at tomorrow. we'll talk about this after the break. temperatures for the holiday weekend are going to be changing around. sfo always a good indicator. it has a lot of wind in them so that lets you know they're pulling out of here. the cloud cover, low clouds and fog. just like in the morning and yesterday. the yellows and oranges are all east of the area. tomorrow's forecast just like today. maybe a little warmer because i think we're going to see a little sunshine tomorrow just by virtue of that. we're going to see a little warmer a little higher daytime highs. 63 in san francisco tomorrow. cloudy, drizzle as you get going tomorrow just like today. but as we move into the bay area weekend there are some significant changes as high pressure sets itself up again. that's going to have an impact on your holiday weekend. i'll let you know how warm it's

going to get for the weekend. i'll see you back here. a call for change at the highest level of the boy scouts. >> what must deal with the world as it is not as we might wish it would be. >> what the president of the boy scouts is saying about gay scout leaders. >> well a school community continues to mourn the shooting death of one of his students. one of his classmates is leading the charge to get district officials to address his concerns about safety.

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county officials say they can't comment on the complaint and they say they're conducting their own internal investigation. today marks one week since the shooting death of a 17-year- old student at bethel high in vallejo. two arrests have been made in that case and tonight students say more needs to be done to keep them safe. the person who's leading the effort is a tenth grader. >> reporter: we caught up with 15-year-old cateland during lunchtime at the park across from her school. >> we need safer schools and we want to be heard. >> reporter: she's a sophomore at jesse bethel high school where she and her friends do not feel safe. she says there's weapons on her campus and that there was at least one riot. >> there were a lot of riots. i just went straight to class. i didn't want to be part of that. >> reporter: vallejo police told me that jesse bethel high school is safe. >> there's this alleged riot that i had multiple people tell me happened earlier this year.

you on the other hand didn't know about it. >> that's correct. i guess we have to define riot. >> reporter: this week, durk and classmates rallied. >> i said you can't keep us safe. that's pretty clear. you're not being responsible for the fact you're not keeping us safe and you're not being respectful enough to let our parents know. >> i always called him mi rey and he called me mi reyna which means my queen. i'm thankful for all the

friends he had. >> he's been charged with another count of armed robbery. and apparently this robbery occurred the day before. >> reporter: i tried to talk with school officials who directed me to the district. calls to the district were not returned. john sasaki. the city of pacifica just buried two dead whales now half- moon bay has towed a dead whale out to sea. city officials say a rope was attached to the whale's tail and it was then dragged to a spot about 30 miles offshore. they say the animal was left where the winds, tide and currents will probably not send it back to land. a sleek new control tower at sfo. we'll take you inside for the views and find out when it's going to be ready to open. >> and the president of the boy scouts of america. calling for change to include gay leaders. we have local reaction from members who have long advocated for this.

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a major announcement today for the president of the boy scouts of america. he's calling for an end to the contentious ban on gay scout leaders. cristina rendon is live at the local council. the announcement took many by surprise. >> finally let me address membership policy. >> reporter: at the annual national boy scouts meeting, president gates called toen app -- called toen app end to the scout's leader. >> we must deal with the world as it is not as we wish it to be. >> reporter: gate says the

political and judicial changes were the reason he made his decision before a judge forces him too. >> i know it's going to change eventually because it has to. but the fact that it's going to change sooner rather than later is really good. >> it's a good thing to hear. >> reporter: leader scout proudly displayed his support for lgbt inclusion. >> as things are changing it's not just a blanket policy you can just throw and it will fit every troop. >> reporter: baker say it is current policy has been holding boy scouts back. >> it's very hard for us to raise money. it's very hard for us to get members. getting rid of this policy is going to in northern california really help that. >> reporter: former scout master and cupertino mayor ron sinks agrees. >> i think with today's announcement we begin to see a change that brings scouting into the 21st century. i look forward to scouting

being fully inclusionary. >> it's a sense of proud to know that our troop was kind of one of the spear heads for this original movement. >> reporter: the scouts say any council that challenges the current ban would not be punished. an announcement baker says is a learning lesson for youth. >> i hope they see that speaking up was the right thing to do and that we made this change happen because we just didn't sit back and not do anything. >> reporter: and the scouts president says he is not asking the board to take action on the current policy. but the recommendation to lift the ban on gay leaders is a strong recommendation and one that is needed if the local organization wants to survive. >> christina rendon live,

christina, thank you. and rising rents and sudden evictions have forced hundreds of families out of the mission. they say right now 500 addition units are approved for construction and they say re than 90% of those units are luxury rate. >> we know that all evicted families are harmed. you're evicting them from the whole bay area. it's impossible to find affordable housing now. >> reporter: church leaders say they want city leaders to focus on increasing the amount of housing in the mission and other parts of san francisco. the first batch of e-mails from then secretary of state hillary clinton has been made public and there are no bomb shells. the new york times obtained about 850 of the 55,000 e- mails. the e-mails seem to back up clinton's assertion that she didn't receive classified

information at her private e- mail address. many of those e-mails deal with libya before and after the attack in benghazi that left four americans dead. the state department is working out a time line now for releasing all of the e-mails. there are a number of fun events in the bay area during the memorial day weekend. and mike mibach is here with our thursday night weekend watch. >> reporter: count down to a big holiday weekend is well under way. i'm mike mibach and here is the weekend watch. carnival in the streets has plenty of food, music and dance. always a great party. the grand event is set for sunday. the color run is set for 8:00. fifty dollars a ticket. you get doused with color dies as you complete the untimed run. it is teamed up with the american diabetes foundation to promote health and happiness. all you music lovers out there. san francisco's own train will

crack open shoreline's amphitheater. the fray also part of that concert. if you're looking for free live music for all ages the 2015 east lake lake music festival will be saturday at the lake merit amphitheater. and bay area kid fest kicks off saturday at how -- mount diablo high school. arts and craft, and music. a donation of can food gets you in. children under the age of 2 are free. and from the south of market street, food park in san francisco where rsvp is required to the alameda theater. the earthquakes are here. tickets are still available. the san mateo bridge will be closed. i'm mike mibach and that's the watch. >> we've posted all of our

weekend's events on our website. just click on the entertainment tab and look for watch. and i'm tracking more unsettled weather in the forecast. i have a time line on when you can expect a chance of shower and what's in store for your holiday weekend. >> up first, a major late development in the case of a wealthy family in washington, d.c. that was killed before their house was set on fire. 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!

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tonight members of a fugitive task force arrested a man wanted for killing a wealthy family in washington, d.c. and their housekeeper. police identified the suspect as 34-year-old daren dillan went. officers following went took him into custody just about three hours ago.

three of the four victims were stabbed or hit with a blunt object before the house was set on fire last week. police say they found wents dna on a crust of pizza that is believed he ordered from inside the house. police have not released the motive but say they believe went has worked for the family. ray rice was charged with third degree aggravated assault after purging his then fiance last year. surveillance cameras captured the punch then show rice dragging his fiance out of the elevator. the judge dismissed domestic violence charges after he completed programs ordered by the court. the u.s. is sending 2,000

lightweight shoulder fired weapons to the iraqi military. the decision comes after isis used armored trucks to deliver bombs and took the city of ramadi. 53% of those polled approve the job that the president is doing. 39% disapprove. the stock markets edged higher today. the dow is up a fraction. the nasdaq did a little better up 19. the s & p500 hit a record high on a gain of four. still ahead tonight we're going back to oracle arena to more of the warrior's big win. >> the warriors eke out a win here in game two. coming up in sports what the warriors have to say about that crazy final sequence. >> also ahead, our chief meteorologist bill martin tracking more showers, how they can affect your weekend. >> but up first, we'll take you

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you may have seen it rising above the san francisco airport. now sfo's new state of the art control tower is almost complete. tom vacar shows us what makes its different. >> reporter: rising 228 feet from the ground the tower is reminiscent of torches that were once used to help sailing ships find san francisco bay. soon this tower will guide air ships to the city by the bay. >> we knew there was a functional requirement to create a new facility but from an airport perspective we wanted an iconic landmark. >> reporter: as the airport grows it will allow controllers to see much more of the field that can be seen from the current tower 40 feet below. >> they built buildings and hangers and those things can begin to impede on that site.

it's important to increase the perch on that building. >> reporter: they will need another year or so to equip the tower with the latest and greatest equipment. critical for fog, low visibility and nighttime operations. when done the new tower will replace the current 34-year-old tower. a tower that sits on a seismically risky foundation built 61 years and 11 u.s. presidents ago. >> there was a safety requirement to build a new structure that met all of those stringent new seismic requirements. >> reporter: this is a super critical lifeline operation. that means that it can withstand up to an eight point magnitude and still remain intact. >> whether it's bringing the people in that we need to help with relief whether it's bringing supplies. >> reporter: when this goes online in august of next year it will join the new

ultramodern oakland tower and new towers for reno and las vegas are already on the way. high above sfo, tom vacar, ktvu news. here are the temperatures from today. a little warmer than yesterday. we had a little more sunshine today. we did have some sprinkles this morning. i pointed out the .5 of an inch of rain showing up. but these were the highs. for this time of year antioch is a good 10 degrees where you would expect it. lots of mid- to high 50s. most of those temperatures were achieved later in the day. clouds coming in just like they did last night. you walk up tomorrow morning, we have a lot of cloud cover. the system that as it moves off it's going to, as the other ones did raise havoc in the south bay and the plains. moves in, cools us off. maybe a sprinkle, maybe a thundershower it rolls out into the plains and explodes.

grabs on to the cool air to the north. and we're seeing severe weather because of that. we're getting inclement weather i guess you would say. no rain showing up, just false returns and a lot of cloud cover up there right now. this system as it gets out of here in the next 24 hours will be replaced by a pretty strong high pressure system. and that sets us up for a higher -- through the microclimates tomorrow which are pretty not well defined because they're not bad. they are there. it's a little warmer inland but it's not 40 degrees spread it's 15 degrees or 10 degrees between coasts and inland. so 72 is one of your warmest

spots tomorrow. there's some drizzle there. that's why we have drizzle in there. a little more drizzle and 7:00 tomorrow night. you see a little bit of sunshine. saturday morning, and watch this. saturday afternoon. so it starts to clear out. sunday looks great. monday looks great. temperatures back up easily on sunday and monday into the mid- 70s. so here's the forecast highs for friday. not quite there. 70 in antioch. 71 in brentwood. more sunshine tomorrow. a little breezy. it's nice and cool. the five day forecast there it is. this lingers with the sprinkles. here's your saturday, sunday and memorial day looks good as well. next week we continue with this below fire danger pattern. it's just hanging on. but at least we're getting a break just in time for the holiday weekend and i know folks are hoping for a chance to get out and bar-be-que. >> mid-70s is fine. >> that's nice. >> thanks bill. federal regulators rejected

a request from environmental to shut down a diablo nuclear power plant because of safety. for years people have worried about safety of earthquakes and the plant. but the group friends of the earth failed to show an imminent threat to public safety. regulators did refer questions of pg &es license. and wins don't have to be pretty you just have to tkpwraoeupd -- grind it out and get it. they have to have an uneasy feeling about it.

andre iguodala maybe the slam of the year right there. i think steph curry would agree. he just doesn't even know what to do with himself after that one he's so excited. however, houston rallies 53-6 run to come back and tie it at the half. dwight he's healthy enough to play and they were dead even at halftime and the warriors get a little more energetic in the third. steph comes back. he hits five threes. later we're tied green working it down under. he'll get it to go. he's fouled. it counts. he chimed in with a couple of points. curry leads it for bogut key play right there. golden state. bogut is fouled. he is suffering from the flu. curry with a long two. you figure they have it wrapped up they are eight point leaders. james harden would just make it look easy at 38 points, 10 rebound. 10 assists but here's the final

sequence as they cut the deficit to one. harden gets the ball back from howard. he is double teamed by the slash brother who is deny him a chance and the warriors celebrate. the rockets will commiserate. the warriors 99-98 winners and a 2-0 lead in the series. in the end it was not about the shot that was made or miss. it was about the one that was never taken. scott reiss was there for that exhilarating finish, scott. >> reporter: mark, coach kerr has preached the importance of defense throughout this postseason run. so it is only fitting it was the d that allowed the doves to escape game two. >> everybody [ bleep ] back. that's the way i can put it. and that was important. because you know that is -- they call it a home run trot when you kind of draw back. that was a championship trot right there.

everybody spread it back and got into position and you know made that play. >> i saw him come downhill in transition . i was going to stay big and force him to contest the shot. and steph contested the double read. >> there are always adjustments to be made going forward. and the warriors will have to figure out a way to slow down harden. it doesn't matter if harden scores five or 50 as long as we win. so mark, all is well that ends well. and game three in houston. >> he's the runner up in the mvp. thanks. and the giants are not accustomed to getting pushed back in the back page. but they do everything possible to get themselves noticed. denying the dodgers anything and everything in the three game sweep. sports part ii next.

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yeah it's the team game at madison baumgartner as close to a one man show as you can find in baseball. it wasn't as much as a sweep than a power wash. they didn't restore a single

run. kerrshaw versus madison baumgartner. goes against kerrshaw who has never given away a hit ever to a pitcher. single to right, great slide for angel pagan to avoid the tag. and they are rolling right now. it may come eventually for the a's but they're not quite ready to join the party. they made only one error today and that was one of the plays today. erik sogart. highlight tampa already up 1-0 in the seventh. de jesus deep and gone. 3-0. the a's have now lost 13 of their last 15. that's the sporting life for right now. it's got to get better than that. >> better to thumbs up the season when you say, they only got one error. >> thanks for joining us

tonight. our next newscast begins at 4:00 tomorrow morning. >> and find us any time on facebook. twitter online any time or ktvu.com. good night. >> see you later.

what am i most afraid of? hmm, let's see. global warming. and getting a "b." the phone ringing in the middle of the night. that i'm too much of a perfectionist. honey, this isn't a job interview. oh, man. job interviews. nothing. yeah, right. what about the pigeons? oh, i don't like them. they're shifty. losing mitchell. oh! hotel bedspreads. never getting my driver's license. or getting one and the picture sucks. dying alone. claire: oh, haley, sweetie did you find your shoes? mom, please, not today. i just wanted to know if you found your shoes. why are you hounding me? i'm freaking out right now!