50 million gallons of water simply flowed to the san francisco bay. >> so much water lost in the middle of the historic drought and it's thanks to vandals targeting the water supply. what the district will do now and the impact on customers. >> thousands of people in san jose what they'll do for the annual colorful run. they call it a fun mess. we'll explain coming up. good saturday morning

everyone, we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. it's still wrapped up on the morning blanket of fog. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday may 23rd. i'm mike me back. >> good morning to you i'm claudine wong. let's start you off with a look at the weather. is the gray going away or are we stuck with it awhile. >> it's going to be a slow producing one. i said how shall i label the headline for you, slightly better, i said. it will be better than that tomorrow, drier weather will be moving in and warmer temperatures eventually as well. we're giving you a live look across the bay in the bay bridge. you can see a little gloomy out, there foggy and cloudy and patchy drizzle reported along the coast and east bay. look how widespread the gray is once again this morning stretching all the way inland. we're going to continue to see

this, another burn off expected for the afternoon at least along for the coast. 13 miles per hour fairfield. we have 13 in oakland, with the gusts at 18 miles per hour. we're going to see a gradual change for today and into the second part of the weekend. 54 degrees in walnut creek, 53 in oakland, and 52 degrees to start your morning into novato and 58 for san jose. here's a look at what we expect to get into the second part of the morning and into the afternoon. lunchtime, partly cloudy skies expected and into the afternoon and upper 60s along the coast. a lot of 60s out there. areas like santa rosa, antioch and san jose. the closer you get into the valley, the warmer it will get. the orange is popping up over san francisco before the afternoon. low 60s san francisco, mid- to upper 60s for the east bay

shoreline. the warming trend is going to continue. i'll have a look at the rest of the weekend and the extended forecast coming up. thank you. 50 million gallons of drinking water lost, that's enough to supply 500 homes for a year. instead of going to those homes it drained right out into the bay and this morning police are searching for the people responsible. freemont police and the alameda water district are calling it an act of sabotage. investigators say they destroyed the dam that diverts water to the quarry lakes. they're looking for clues. it's used to supply groundwater suppliers. the dam was inflatable but it was quite tough. >> this is not the floating pool toy you would have in your pool. this is a robust, thick rubber. the people that conducted this act definitely had malicious

intents. >> water officials do not believe that it will have long term impacts on water supply operations and they'll try to keep impact to customers at a minimum. they have to speed up plans. state water regulators have accepted a historic offer by farmers to voluntarily cut back their water use by 25%. the deal is in exchange for no further cuts this season. farmers use 80% of california's water. the farmers made the offer after being warned that the state water resources control board was ready to make cuts. it's forcing growers to make difficult decisions. >> do i have to lay somebody else? that would be 100% cut for those person. a lot of things will be happening. a lot of people will be hurt by this, different industries, field suppliers, tractor

dealerships, parts suppliers. >> the dealers have until june 1st how they plan to make cutbacks during the summer. >> swimming will be off lilts at the corey lakes regional park because of a bloom of toxic algae. the east bay regional park district district decided to ban it after they detected unhealthy blue green algae. swimming will be banned until at least wednesday. the san mateo bring is closed. if you need to get across the bay, you need to find a alternate route. we'll show you the bridge. it's completely empty. the actual work being done is further down on the span. the bridge shut down at 10:00 last night and it will not reopen until 5:00 monday morning. this is the second closure of the month. crews will finish reason surfacing work at the deck of the bridge. caltrans says an average of 86,000 of the san mateo bridge

on weekends each day. >> you're going to wait for gas and more time and more traffic. >> all right. you do have some alternate routes, one of them is the bay bridge, taking a look this morning, it looks like things are still moving smoothly there. it is still early, the other route is the dunbarton bridge, it's clear right now. take a look at this picture. take a look at this one. this is one that happened a couple of weeks ago. it caused huge traffic jams on the bay bridge. it didn't start happening until 1:00 in the morning, that's when the backups really started. if you plan on using the bay bridge toll plaza this weekend you -- bay bridge this weekend you should expect delays. prepare for delays here, there won't be bart service between these stations. there will be a bus bring, but they could face delays of up to 30 minutes to an hour. the service construction will

be upgrading the tracks. there will be more service disruptions through august. and speaking of delays, the golden state warriors are finally in texas this morning after a bit of delay, in oakland the team was supposed to take off at 10:00 yesterday morning, but due to mechanical problems with their plane, it didn't take off until 3:30 in the afternoon, they weren't able to get practice time on the court yesterday. this is game 3 against the rockets and the western conference finals. that's set off tonight, the warriors are up 2-0 in this series. the rockets blew a 16 point lead in game one and erased a deficit in game 2. and they won by 4 points and game 2 by one. >> we won't do had go anywhere, we'll keep standing here swinging. as i said, i told our team, i said we battle that and i'll

take our best player any day of the week. >> the key to the next game is to protect our leaves down in the next quarter. >> we'll stay in houston game 4 and game 5 if necessary except for wednesday apartment oracle. restaurants are holding warrior watch parties. there's one outdoors at the street food park, other warriors territories include the era barge, and pedro's catina in san francisco. a new one is opening in san francisco. it's outside of the arena, the 1800 square foot shop is located on the third floor of the san francisco center in downtown and will be open through june 30th. it features all the gear you fans could possibly want. >> this is the new thing that the warriors are looking into to see if we can pop up a shot

in different parts of the shop and it will be a test run to see how we do. the grand opening for that store will be held at 11:00 this morning. it's one of the most colorful races in san jose. ally is live for us where runners are getting ready for the annual color run. you may need protective gear out there. >> yeah, you know, i want to point out all the people around here are wearing white t shirts, a lot of the runners are wearing white t shirts, it's the color run, along the 5k route, everyone is taking part, when they run through different color zones, they'll have organizers throwing handfuls, many handfuls of colored chalk at the runners, so along the 5k route, people are going to be decade out in blue and yellow and pink, they're going to have sparkles

and confetti thrown along the way. i have with me one of the organizers, natasha jackson. >> people love the color run because it's fun. people want to come here and have fun with their friends, do a fun race and enjoy each other not focus so much on time and the idea of wearing colors and decked out with colors along the way. >> people love their photos, posting them on facebook, instagram and social media and it's a huge thing. they love taking photos during and after the event. >> the color run, it's happened at different cities and it's been around for four years, what's the inspiration behind it. >> it was i spider by the big chalk festivals, utah and around the world. he wanted to find a way to bring more fun into these events and focus on having fun while still being healthy and

this was his inspiration. >> with the color run you can hear the announcer behind us at that stage, we'll do that warmup in to minutes or so, the 5k run starts at 8:00 promptly here at the park in san jose and 7,000 people are registered for it. claudine, back to you. >> we will expect you to done that shirt and get colored up for the run too. >> put those doingles on right. >> leave those -- goggles on, right? an earthquake on the north bay and why a bridge is closed and why it won't be fixed until later this summer. two people are behind bars and a rescue of a victim who had been kidnapped at gun point. details on what led to the dramatic end of this case.

. good morning, thank you for joining us, we're looking at the bay point area where the sun is breaking through the clouds, minor improvements for the day, it's the second part of the weekend. i can show you what to expect for the neighborhood coming up. >> a major highway is reopened, it's due to concerns about earthquake damage, a 4.1 earthquake struck at 11:45 yesterday morning. it ran from the southbound ramp on i15, and it caused huge traffic jams in area. the earthquake caused rubber casing on the bridge to separate. >> it turned out the earthquake

was shallow. the more energy gets dissipated on the earth's surface, if it was a deep earthquake, we wouldn't feel it as much, we would detect it, but we wouldn't feel. >> it the i15, 95 interchange is the busiest stretch of road in the state. an estimated 250,000 vehicles travel it every day. >> and napa county, the earthquake caused problems. they found damage to the oakville crossroad bridge. it's located north of yanville. it's been shut down and caltrans says it will remain closed until further notice. the narrow two lane bridge was set for a planned replacement starting this summer. a world reknowned structural engineer is in california after assessing the earthquake damage in nepal. he says his work in nepal left

him concerned about many buildings in the bay area. many highrises built in the last 10 to 15 years and the quake could cause the same damage to certain buildings in san francisco. >> it's safe. i think life protection is a minimum requirement. i think people in society expect to be able to live in a building so, they're able to use these buildings. that's so critical. >> he says the quake in nepal should be a wakeup call to city governments. making sure they're up to code and they have to be seismically resilient. >> they're trying to find out why this plane went down in alameda county. it was discovered in the hills of south castro valley yesterday morning. the single engine cessna took off from concord and it was headed to reid hill view airport in san jose. the pilot was the only person

on board. >> the coroner's office will determine if there was a medical issue going on with the pilot and the ntsb and faa check out engine farceurs, mechanical failures, pilot error and those kinds of things. >> the fire went out quickly because of the rain fog and mist in the area. an oil bird, spills cause scrutinized. that follows the major oil spill on california's coast earlier this week. we'll have more coming up at 7:30. let's look at the front page of the sacramento beach. 8 firefighters there trying to pull out a driver of a truck that was hit by a light rail train in the sacramento area. that driver is expected to be okay. no passengers on the train were injured. here's a look at the front page of the star telegram where you can see the aftermath of heavy rain there. you can see the headlines

saying high water closes some facilities, two guys sitting up there on the park bench and table. this is shut down to bothers and people who had planned to picnic this weekend. rosemary and claudine, more rain forecast for this weekend. >> they look like they're floating on a boat. i saw a lot of people going out of town yesterday, some had, you know a tvs, some people traveling their boats, and it's a little -- dragging their boats and it's a little warmer. >> we'll see holiday conditions. we'll take baby steps. outside of our door this morning, wow, this picture looks like yesterday morning. and the day before that and the day before that, giving you a few over oakland, we have gray skies and pave drizzle -- patchy drizzle out there this morning. this is into the great basin bringing scattered showers to

utah, nevada, idaho and it's making it to the sierra today. if you are thinking of going to tahoe, scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue here. the snow levels are very high. you won't have trouble getting over the passes. that system i showed you a moment ago, this will continue to move to the east a ridge of high pressure will begin to build in. it will take a little while. today subtle changes in the forecast, tomorrow looking better. so, for your morning, the clouds, partly cloudy skies for the afternoon and temperatures will range in the 60s and low 70s. 53 in napa, 52 for san francisco, hayward you're starting at 55, and san jose 58, right now as we get into the second half, 74 expected for -- expected for fairfield. novato it's a cool day, 69 for you, and 64 for sausalito.

to the east bay we have 65 in oakland today. low 70s in danville as well as pittsburgh and -- pittsburg and antioch. i like this weather, yes it's nice for our inland communities. you get closer to the water, it's been gray, breezy and cool. 58 daley city for the afternoon. 67 for redwood city. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always if view and hopefully you have memorial day off as well, it's warmer for tomorrow. we take a slight dip on the holiday and temperatures do begin to bounce back with mid- to upper 70s in the forecast for inland communities tuesday into wednesday. gradually we're moving in the upward direction, and for today sunshine, temperatures will not be changing a lot. >> a surprising end to a bizarre police chase in southern california. the driver reached speeds of 10 miles per hour, and he took actions into his own hands to

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. an unusual sight yesterday as a low speed chase around 10 miles per hour. l.a.pd officers were pursuing vehicle with victory parade on the side of it. it tried to pull the car over for possible dui, he continued to be on his way. he flashed the victory sign and then it came to an end right here when a bystander walked in front of the car and stopped it. the driver was arrested. the man who stopped the car was questioned by police. today marks a somber anniversary, it was one year ago that elliot rodger killed

six people and injured 14 others near the uc santa barbra campus, he stabbed three men in his apartment and went on a shooting rampage that left three other people dead and more than a dozen hurt. three of the victims were from the bay area and the mother is pushing for tougher security. she's calling for law enforcement to be more vigilant. she wants background checks for student housings and for parents to be aware of warning signs in their children. she asked for all mothers to help improve security on college campuses. today is graduation day at san jose university. congresswoman nancy pel owesy will be the commencement speaker. it will be at the stadium. university students and their families crowded into the park for their graduation ceremonies. it was the first time.

if s state has held a ceremony at the paul park. >> this is cool. this is cooler than the stadium we have at school, it's bigger, so, we can accommodate a lot more people. an estimated 20,000 people attended the ceremony. former san francisco mayor delivered the menment address. a dramatic end to the chase in the east bay with a surprise discovery in the trunk of the suspect's car, how it was connected to the kidnapping of a oakland businessman. minor improvements in store for your saturday afternoon, we'll check in your current conditions and line up the afternoon highs coming up.

50 million gallons of water destined for the tap drained right into the bay. they're calling it an act of sabotage. investigators say on thursday, someone destroyed the dam that diverts water to the corey lakes. the water should have been diverted to replenish groundwater sources and supply water to freemont newark and union city. if you plan ongoing to san mateo bridge today, you have to find an alternate route.

crews are continuing their resurfacing work on the deck of that bridge bring. it will stay closed until 5:00 monday morning. there was a major backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. the warriors are in texas. there was a bit after delay. it was expected to take off 10:00, but due to mechanical problems, it didn't take off until 3:30 in the afternoon. they'll may the houston rockets in game 3. tipoff is at 6:00. rosemary and claudine not wearing the gold today. >> oh, no, did you hear rosemary, what was that, what was it again? that was just a little warriors. >> it's so exciting. and it may be cool enough to convince people to, you know hang out on the couch. >> nice and cozy on the couch. i'm hoping this is where you

are right now may be sipping on your favorite beverage, hot coffee and tea. we have low 50s in oakland, 50s in san francisco, and look at the gray back there. it's widespread once again. we're looking at minor changes in store for today with better changes for the second part sunday into monday. the onshore breeze is 1 miles per hour, 13 at concord, oakland gust to go 18, a light breeze in areas around the north bay, upper 50s in the forecast, the shoreline today, low to mid-60s for the east bay shoreline. the farther inland you about the nicer it is, we have low 70s for antioch and pittsburgh. as you get into the central valley, areas like sacramento will be flirting with the 80s, the low 80s for today. here's a look at your region. low 70s expected for napa and it will be a cooler day closer

to the water. 6 in pacifica, mid- to upper 60s around the bay and mid- to upper 70s from livermore and fairfield, we have 70 degrees in san jose and 69 in morgan hill. these temperatures are not changing a lot from yesterday. we're expecting to see more sunshine. we'll have low clouds hugging portions of the coastline for today. again we'll see a gradual change for too, a big early change for tomorrow. i'll have a locked at the extended forecast for you coming up. >> two people are in jail this morning accused of kidnapping a man for ransom. it began late thursday night in an east oakland parking lot will that's where they say a businessman was kidnapped at gun point. they led to a house they surrounded, when two suspects came to them yesterday morning, that was a brief chase. the witness captured after a suspect hit the vehicle and on mission boulevard around 8:00. officers say they have no idea that the victim was inside that

car. >> so, when we took the suspects into custody, we heard sounds, at the trunk area, of the suspect vehicle, we opened the trunk and that's when we observed the victim inside bound. >> they believe the victim was targeted. he has minor injuries but is expected to be okay. a 77-year-old woman who was attacked on mother's day in san francisco has died from her injuries. lynn young had just stepped off a muni bus in chinatown when she was attacked on sunday may 10th a black female struck her in the head at least twice. police are hoping to talk to any witnesses, especially the person who they say stopped to help her after the attack. >> the city of oakland is changing the way it handles nighttime demonstrations, protestors were ordered off the streets and on to the sidewalks. the city is using existing laws and policies to make sure

protests don't involve into violence and vandalism. this comes after several businesses were damaged during a protest. city police officers will not face any charges in the shooting death of an armed man last year. the district attorney's office made the announcement yesterday. the man was shot after he ignored commands from officers to put down a saw blade. they want the video publicly released. >> i didn't see him move towards the police officer, i saw him walking down the street. >> the way they're looking at this is not how these officers trained, but how they are, how they reacted to a man coming at them with a weapon. >> supporters of them are calling for a federal investigation into what happened. the chp says the driver of a fedex truck is responsible

for a fiery head on crash, that driver was going to a university last april. the chp investigation found that the fedex driver made an unsafe lane change. the driver of the bus was not able to avoid the truck. a softball coach has been accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl. he arrested 22-year-old mary in san jose two years ago. they launched the investigation back in february after receiving a tip that she was having a possible inappropriate relationship with the alleged victim. she was a assistant coach for the fast pitch group in san jose. police are asking any other potential victims to come true. a dead dolphin and three dead pelicans have been found in that area where the spill happened. 300,000 gallons leaked on tuesday and 20,000 of that oil

made it into the ocean. crews are working around the clock to clean it up. the seen of oil is getting harder to skim because of choppy windy conditions. state beaches and camp grounds will stay long. sea lions and other animals have been rescued from the water. rescuers have been working to hydrate the animal and wash off the oil. >> when the van arrived you could smell the fumes. we know this animal did have a significant amount of oil on it. but, she was actually fairly alert and responsive. you could tell she had a long day. the pelicans rescued went to other care facilities to be helped. a salmonella outbreak has sushi lovers on alert. the ground tuna may have

been prepackaged. the salmonella is similar to a factory in indonesia. one chef says years of training taught him how to select safe and raw tuna. >> we handle the fish first, and while we're handling it, we look at the texture, the color and the snow. >> while there is concern for pregnant women eating raw tuna because of mercury, all commercial tuna has been flash frozen has made the risk of bacterial illness small. most of those who fell ill reported eating sushi containing raw tuna. and just in 30 minutes the annual color run is set to begin in san jose. doesn't that look fun. runners will be wearing all white and be doused in different colors along the race

route. ali is waiting for the runners getting ready. hi ali. >> owe all right. things are getting going, this race doesn't start until 8, they've already to the the 7,000 people signed up to register for this run, gathered around they're doing a zumba warmup. i think right now they were trying to make a huge congo line. they're getting ready for the color run. what is it? one of the runners described it to me as a really fun mess, they're volunteers around the sidelines, waiting to spray people with colored chalk. at the end of the race, they're in different colors. i got to find out how they dispense this powdered chalk. it's like a silver colored one, these bottles, they find the catsup and mustard bottle.

they spray it like this. it's nontoxic and the organizers say it's edible. there's no problem with people inhale while they're running along the route. we have a up close look at the volunteers loading bags and bags of this colored chalk into dispenser bottles. we talked about the appeal of the color run and why so many people signed up for it. 7,000 registered to run in it today. >> people do, they love taking photos, they love taking selfies, pictures of running through the chalks. everyone loves to have fun and everyone loves getting covered in paint and dirty and having fun while being healthy and exercising. >> and i have some of the volunteers here who are going to be at the finish line, look at the different colors they've got. they've got blue, yellow, red and purple. they have silver chalk that i was showing you earlier.

you guys are preparing your technique, you're getting ready to do you see all the runners with it, how are you going to do it? >> >> it's a fun mess. you mentioned that i should get my hands dirty as this event and it looks like that's definitely going to happen. there's a lot of chalk, colored chalk to go around and the race hasn't started yet. we'll check back with you guys when this gets going. >> thanks ali. >> the giants are playing a doubleheader today out in colorado and it was a wet one at coors field last night. that did not stop brandon bell. welcome to the mile high city,

a monster two run shot to the third deck. only the 20th player to ever hit a ball up there. 475 feet, it's 3-0 giants, 9th inning san francisco looking for insurance. matt is saying hello to the bleachers and left. the rain come in the bottom half of the ninth. the game was delayed, when it started back they fell short and giants win 11-8. the oakland a's are playing against tampa this weekend. they had to leave early yesterday, they lost it. ron washington back in the green and gold and he'll be working with the infielders, and two on for evan longoria. it's a 3-run blast. that's the left center. the a's lose this one 5-2 their fourth loss in a row. >> it's about war this weekend. >> war is a different story.

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. isn't that a beautiful shot of the east bay. we have a mix of sun and clouds out there. a better clearing expected for the afternoon with a warmup on the way. i'll explain that with your extended forecast coming up. >> all right. check it out. this ride that you're looking

at making its debut today at 6 flags discovery kingdom in vallejo. [ screaming ] >> it is called the daredevil chaos coaster, are you getting dizzy right now. it travels in a full loop backwards and forwards, it's the riders upside down, a park spokesman, the ride has the longest suspended hang time of any coaster in the park. >> the cool thing about this ride it doesn't run on the program. each ride will be different and they have the option to hold you there upside down, as much and as long as they, please. >> that's a lot of power, all right. the coaster is set to open to the public today. >> police in sacramento are hoping for a calm memorial day celebration on the american river. thousands of people flock to the river and the parkway as people see the start of summer.

memorial day july fourth and labor day are busy on the river. an alcohol ban was passed in 2006 and things have calmed down dramatically since then. added rangers will be out all weekend looking at the river and enforcing the alcohol ban. the stars and stripes fly high and americans are remembering those who died serving in the dry's armed forces, a war that ended 40 years ago, the vietnam war, we have the story of one bay area veteran who for the first time talks about life after vietnam and what he does now that he says is important for the future of the country. >> we all got different orders, we went different places. >> a san raphael home with the american flag. >> inside photos tell the story of an american veteran, 20-year- old ernie birdman here

unlocking the scent of the vietnam war. >> you could smell the heat, the charcoal, the jungle, it's fuel. >> and unlocking life after war. >> i guess it was july of 1969, i got spit on, i got got called a baby killer. it broke my heart. >> he said he was not drafted but enlisted after the war began in 1966. >> war is a different story, you think you know what it's about, but you don't. >> he graduated in high school in 1966 from right here in mill valley, and 49 years later, he has come back not for a class reunion, but to talk about war. >> now, when i was your age -- >> eyes wide opened, glued to every year. >> he knows they've read about the war, by standing in uniform before them they know someone who lived it. >> what was your worse day in

vietnam and i never thought about that before. >> someone who can drive home the reality of it and for him that's important? >> april 4, 1967 i was just carrying guys who look like me from helicopters to ambulances to the hospital to triage and that really messed me up. that was my worse day. >> it's amazing he was there, i belong here in school and being anywhere else is taunting, it's really scary. >> the whole idea of being there is to get home alive. >> to get someone from that time period in history and bring him into the class, and talking to him, it's like, i think you get to see the more human aspect of the war. >> he battled another war, cancer, december 197 #. >> what was the bigger fight for you? >> oh, cancer, it was more personal. the war wasn't personal. the war was there, and it was dangerous and the war was scary, and intimidating, but my

cancer was more personal. it's right here. >> and on this memorial day weekend with the stars and stripes in mind. >> i feel this a bit. i didn't do enough. why couldn't i have done more, why couldn't i volunteer for this. how come i was, you know, in the rivers when some of the guys were humming in the jungle. there were 266 names. >> he remembers the close ones he lost, at the of them. >> they could see in color what war is about. >> he honors them by telling their story to another american generation. >> what was most significant about the service, our buddies, that's what it was. >> and he'll be the featured speaker at marin county's event. he's excited to do that and a big thank you for taking the time to tell his story. >> invaluable lessons for all of us. let's talk about weather and how people are going to spend their memorial day, maybe tomorrow is a better day than

today, right? >> some of us are enjoying the mild weather. if you're inland, upper 60s low 70s, it's around the coast and the bay we have cloudy conditions and cool conditions, we're giving you a live look on the east bay hills, where the low clouds have moved in widespread, it's what we are seeing this morning, even patchy drizzle reported out there. if you have activities for today, here's what you can expect. the system that was moving right parallel to the coast earlier in the week shifted inland when it went in southern california and is into areas like utah bringing showers to utah, novato and the sierra. there will be a -- sierra and the possibility of showers today. you can see the tahoe area will continue with this. a slight chance for tomorrow

and it's going to linger into your memorial day holiday. for us a lot of gray, a little damp, we'll have partly cloudy skies for the second half away from the coastline, and temperatures will be slightly warmer for today. as we roll through your afternoon, notice the coastal range picking up scattered showers as well, it gets to stretch through areas like lake county. it will be partly cloudy for the afternoon. if you're thinking about heading up for the weekend, showers and thunderstorms will be in the forecast and temperatures will be on the cool side, low 60s for the afternoon and we're looking at upper 50s and low 60s for this afternoon. here at home, it's 55 at sfo, 56 in mountain view and upper 60s in san jose. mid-60s richmond, low 70s for walnut creek, and mid-60s for pleasanton and our santa clara

location, 73 for gilroy, it should go to 72, mid-60s in san mateo and you'll warm up to 62 in san francisco not warm at all. pacifica and half moon bay daley city, the extended forecast, sunday is going to be the warmer day, a slight minor drop of temperatures for the holiday and a rebound tuesday and wednesday and upper 70s back in the forecast for inland city. >> they're going to grill something on monday, no rain. >> thanks, rosemary. >> you're welcome. >> explosive eruption, it spreads the defeat 30,000 feet. there's the reminders that it is still an active volcano today.

. national park officials are commemorating an all inspiring anniversary. a volcano erupted and it changed the landscape forever. it got covered in snow and shrouded in clouds and it's been asleep for 100 years. the geological survey monitors it for earthquakes and ground as well as. >> it's going to pop its -- swells -- it's going to pop its top i can't tell you when. >> it's a small one, much

bigger eruptions happen once every 7,000 years. here's a look at the top stories trending this morning. the state department has released 55,000 pages of official e-mail sent and received by hillary clinton when she was secretary of state. these e-mails were on her personal server, they're tied to the attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, now, both the white house and the state department doesn't change anyone's understanding of what happened in benghazi, the f.b.i. classified one e-mail classified it, which involves the arrest of possible suspects in the benghazi attacks. >> i'm aware that the f.b.i. asks that a portion of one e- mail be held back, that happens in the process of freedom of information act responses. >> the state department says it won't release every e-mail that clinton sent and received on

the server, 30,000 e-mail set to be personal are deleted. >> tlc is trying to determine the future of 19 kids and counting after reports that one of the stars is once accused of molestation, reports surfaced that the oldest son of 19 children molested five girls had he was a teenager. he leased a statement apologizing for what he did, and saying after confessing to his patients, he received counseling, since the news broke, it's come under fire from fans, it should cancel the show, and general mills has pulled out. it's stopped airing any new or old episodes of that show. a heads up for holiday travellers, you need to know about a major bridge closure. what you can do to get around it. the western conference finals, what you can get for valuable practice time on the court.

good morning, everyone. , start of the color run on san jose, minutes away, fox 2

reporter, we'll have a live report there, coming up in two minutes, you see all the white t shirts, they'll be doused. >> in color. >> it will be a fun run, you worry less about time, worry about getting out there and having a good time. it looks like they may be doing the national anthem and pledge of allegiance right now. they're close to the start and excited to are them. we'll check back in a minute. >> i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. >> let's swing it over to rosemary. claw teen said it's great for the runt. >> it's a -- the run. >> it's great to be outside. even a little bit of mist was falling when i went to check out the weather for you. giving you a live look outside and across the bay where we continue with the cloudy conditions. we're in transition, we have better weather coming our way for today, only minor changes in store and a little bit of

sunshine beginning to pull through those clouds. take a look at how widespread it is, we have it from the coast around the bay, 2500, 3,000 feet deep. we're looking at the second half of the afternoon, we will break away and will remain mostly cloudy along the coast. temperatures will remain on the mild side. upper 50s to low 60s around the coast. you go inland, we have pockets of 70s areas of concord and san jose, and even warmer than that, it was headed to central valley for the weekend. when i come back, i'll have a look at the numbers and i'll -- i'll be able to show you. we have 54 in novato and redwood city. these numbers are a lot like yesterday. once again, a lot of gray out there. sliding lipping the peninsula, 58 for you in palo alto, 54 wood side and 55 in foster

city. 55 in morgan hill. 56 saratoga. there are the afternoon highs, 67 vallejo mid-60s oakland, freemont, upper 60s for you mountain view, a cool day today. we'll start the warming trend especially as we get into the second half of the weekend and into next week. i'll have a look at those numbers coming up. thousands of runners are taking part in the annual color run in san jose. ally rasmussen is live in san jose. and there i go. >> look at that timing. >> they're up. people of all ages, there are a lot of kids out here. they're signed up for the color run, it's happening at arena green east park in san jose. you can see a lot of the people wearing white shirts and that is on purpose. along the 5k route, people are

going to be doused with colored chalk. i have an example of that right here. this is metallic silver paint. it's washable, but, we'll see. there, that's how it works. >> there's metallic paint. >> they're headed off. now, earlier this morning, we had a chance to see the volunteers putting this stuff together, and they've bags and bags of this colored chalk, we put it in the defenders bottles, there's different color stations along the routes, you get silver paint thrown on you, sometimes the blue, purple pink stuff. we talk to the organizer about the appeal on this race, a lot of it has to do, not only with the colors, and the atmosphere, but the opportunities to take fun pictures out there. >> people love taking photos, they love taking selfies, people covered in chalk, and people love coming here to have

fun. everyone loves getting covered in paint and having fun and exercising. >> so every five minutes, another group of 400 runners takes off, it's a 5k run and it's simple as far as races go. it's also not timed. organizers say the point of this is to have a good positive atmosphere, to get a morning run in and to get a little messy. earlier this morning, we did have the chance for volunteers to show us some of their chalk dispensing techniques, i guarantee by the end of this run, the shirts will not be white anymore, i will have chalk paint all over me. it's a little on me on the microphone. we'll see what happens later on out here this morning. back to you guys. >> have fun with it, we'll see you soon. >> lawyers will play the houston rockets tonight at the

western conference finals. joe fonzi joining us on the phone. they call it, they're saying, this is a must win for the rockets. can houston pull it off in game 3, you think. >> you're right mike, houston will have the air of desperation because you're supposed to hold home court and do that by the slimmest margins. you have to win on the road if you're the team without the home court. you have to hold court at home. the rockets are in a desperate situation, now, having lost two. they really have to do something here. >> the warriors, it's dwight howard, it's listed as probable, does houston need dwight howard, 90%, 100% to consider winning the series,

you know he was questionable for game 2, he had a dominant effort. james harden was the guy who carried houston. and i would expect him to be in the lineup. if he could play, i would expect him to play tonight. >> really i think steph curry, he had 32, 33 points. and triple doubles, those two have been living up to their name and how they've been playing all season. do you expect both those players tonight to do what they've been doing or do you think the defense of one of these two teams will be able to shut one of those players down? >> it's interesting, both those guys were the most valuable player, the other was the runner up, those were playing as you would expect them to. they have just a little bit. both of those games won by the

slimmest of margins. they were mirror images of each other. the warriors had to overcome a big deficit in the first game. they gave up a big did he have tit sit in game 2 and they win by one game. the two mvp candidates did exactly as advertised, it's remembered that sean had 28 for the warriors, 18 for the warriors in game 1. the guys coming off the bench, it's the kind ofs and i willery players, where the warriors have a little bit more of an edge. he had a big game in game 2 and that's the thing, it's benefited the warriors all year. it's the depth of their bench and it's deeper than houston. >> the whole company on the beverly, so what's the deal, you'll cover the game -- on the bench. so, what's the deal you'll cover the game. >> i have the tough assignment of being at the game and seeing

it in person. looking forward to it. >> we'll see you live tonight on the ten o'clock news for some hopefully postgame victory for the golden state warriors. >> thanks mike talk to you again. we'll show you this pictures. it's 11:07. this is where water should be here where you're looking at 50 million gallons drained away straight from the bay, that's enough to supply 500 homes for a year. this morning police are searching for whoever is responsible. freemont police and the alameda county district are calling this an act of sabotage. someone destroyed that dam to the quarry lakes. they were looking for clues. it's used to replenish groundwater sources and supply it to new york in union city. the dam wasn't inflatable but was quite tough. >> this is not the kind of

floaty pool toy would you have in your pool. this is a robust very thick rubber. the people that conducted this act definitely had malicious intent. >> water officials say they do not believe the loss of water will have a long-term impact on water supply operations and the impact to customers should be minimal. they've been planning to replace that dam and those plans will be sped up. if you need to get across the bay, the san mateo bridge is closed. you'll have to take an alternate route. no cars are going back and forth. the actual work being done is further down on the bridge, but from where this camera is this bridge shut down 10:00 last night and will stay closed 5:00 monday morning. this is the second cloche thursday month on the san mateo bridge, crews will finish resurfacing work and an average of 86,000 normally cross the san mateo bring on weekends each day. >> you're going to waste more gas and time.

>> and more traffic, and here's a live look right now, the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza always smooth there. it's one of the alternate routes, it's another one. the last time it closed earlier this month, it caused huge traffic jams at the bay bridge, it took them from 11:00 in the morning for backups. if you're planning on using the bay bridge this weekend, expect similar delays, if you are planning to right bart this weekend, be prepared for delays. there be no bart service for today and call the stations and while this is a bus bring, bart warns they could face delays of 30 minutes to an hour. it allows bart to work on the tracks right there. bart is upgrading the system that guides trains from one track to another, there will be more service disinterruptions from tomorrow through august. there will be double stopping

to its passengers. double stopping allows two trains to stop on the same platform at the same time. people on both trains can all get off simultaneously and then boarding will happen one train at a time. montgomery pal and civic center station also be the first to try it. their platforms are long enough to accommodate both trains. double stopping will be used when congestion is heavy which is most often during morning and evening commutes. a cleanup is continuing across the central california coastline. coming up at 8:30, sea world is stepping up to help the wildlife that was affected by the spill. what they discovered in the lake that could be harmful to your health.

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. good morning, waking up with gray skies. i'm tracking a gradual warmup. i'll have a look at the numbers coming up. state water regulators have accepted a historic offer by farmers to cut back their water usage by 25%. that's in exchange for no further cuts this season. they use 80% of the state's

water. the control board was ready to make mandatory cuts. the farmers association said they'll be making difficult decisions. >> do i have to lay somebody off. >> that will be 100% cuts for that person. awill of people will be hurt by this, different industries, field suppliers, tractor dealerships, parts suppliers. under the deal, they have until june 1st, they'll have to detail how they'll make those cuts during the summer. a bloom of toxic algae, the east bay regional district decided to have a ban after the test and the concentration of blue green algae. boating and fishing will be allowed, but swimming will be banned until wednesday. a major highway in loss vague as is reopen.

a 4.8 magnitude struck near las vegas at:45 yesterday morning. 215 was closed with other ramps causing huge traffic jams around the area. it caused rubber casing to separate. the ramps were reopened after no damage was found. the 15/95 interchange is the biggest stretch of roadway in the state. 250,000 vehicles travel it every day. a 4.1 earthquake in napa caused damage there. they found damage to the oakville bridge. . that has been shut down. it will be closed until further notice. it was set for a planned replacement starting this summer. a well reknowned structural engineer is back in california

after spending weeks assessing the earthquake damage in nepal. he says his work in nepal left him concerned about many buildings here in the bay area. he says many residential high raises standing in nepal but with collapsed walls and columns are constructed with strict building codes and a quake could cause the same damage to certain buildings in san francisco. >> it's safe, but it's not good enough to be safe. life protection is the main requirement. i think people in society expect to be, and should be able to live in a building, so, they're able to use these buildings. that's so critical. >> he says the quake in nepal should be a wakeup call to all city governments, making sure newer highrises are up to code is not enough. we need to make sure that they're seismically resilient. time is 8:17, if you're looking to head outdoors,

rosemary is trying to warm it up for us. i will say it doesn't feel cold, it's just cool. >> and in the afternoon, it doesn't feel bad either. we're going to see a warmer pattern. we're going to get to where we should be this time of the year. we've been below average, drizzle and light showers at times. this pattern is slowly moving out. when i say slowly, only minor changes in store for today. bigger changes for tomorrow. a live look over the east bay where we have sunshine this morning than what we're seeing across our bay side communities, areas like oakland and into san francisco way there in the backdrop, you can barely see it this morning. there's a lot of gray and fog out there this morning. patchy drizzle, mist falling in some areas. 54 in san francisco, and san francisco oakland you're checking in at 54, 5 in areas around san jose, a look at the atmosphere and the circulation, the system that continues to

bring us this unseasonably cool weather is pushing to the east. we have a ridge of high pressure, you can see the circulation here, we remain on the backside of this cool trough pattern, a ridge building here over the pacific and that will lead to our warmer weather. as we get into tomorrow, we'll bounce back to the seasonal average. we take a dip on monday and we'll be back up for the week ahead. for the morning hours and for today, cloudy and patchy drizzle this morning, partly cloudy and a warmup on the inland communities, along the coast for the bay, it could take an extra day, the extended forecast, taking us back into the upper 70s, and that will be in vacaville, 77 expected for you, 74 in fairfield, as well as santa rosa, and upper 60s in novato and temperatures in the 60s once again. 59 along the beach, partly

cloudy for most of the day. 76 degrees for you pleasanton. upper 60s to low 70s, saratoga 71, 68 sunnyvale, redwood city you'll warm to 67, and palo alto going to 68, san francisco 62, upper 50s expected in daley city and pacifica and half moon bay. your bay area weekend always in view, memorial day remember to honor our fallen soldiers and take a moment to reflect on that, as we get into the numbers though, a nice jump for sunday and slight dip on monday and back up tuesday and wednesday, inland cities typically in the upper 70s this time of the year. >> eventually. >> thanks, rosemary. >> you're welcome. a high speed adventure in the north bay.

>> it sounds fun, we'll talk you up for a ride on six flags newest coaster. >> did you see the expression on one of those kids faces. let's talk about this bizarre speed chase and how it all ended. we can talk about this bystander, he took actions into his own hands to bring that chase to an end.

. all right check out this video from los angeles. that man is actually in a chase with police. but, as you can tell, it's a low speed chase, it actually only went about 10 miles per hour as he cruised down the street, it has victory parade written on the side of it. check out this guy, he's going to stand in front of the car. that car was being pulled over for a possible dui. he appeared to be in good spirits. he flashed the victory sign. then you see he's getting put into custody as that driver was arrested. the man who stood in front of that car was questioned by police. well, investigators are trying to figure out what causeed a small plane to go down in rural alameda county. that crash killed the pilot and wreckage of that plane was found in the hills of castro valley yesterday morning.

it took off from concord yesterday morning, it was headed to hill view airport in san jose. the pilot was the only person on board. the coroner's office, if he determines there is some sort of medical issue with the pilot and the ntsb and faa check out, you know, engine failures, mechanical failures, pilot error and those kinds of things. the crash started a small grass fire, but it went owl out quickly because of the rain, fall and mist in the area. elliot rodger killed 6 people and injured 14 others at the uc campus. he fatally stabbed three men in his apartment and went on a shooting rampage that left three other people dead and more than a dozen hurt. today is a graduation day at state university. this is video from a previous graduation and congresswoman nancy pelosi will be the speaker. it will be there and san

francisco state university state university will be there for the graduation ceremonies. it was the 114th commencement for the school. 20,000 people attended that ceremony and san francisco mary ann the current governor delivered the commencement address. new information into the crash that happened more than a year. up next they'll tell you who they found responsible for a deadly collision involving high school students. >> sushi lovers are on alert after a salmonella outbreak. what a sushi chef has about the threat and how he keeps his customers safe. >> a slow transition to warmer weather is on the way. i will detail what is going on for today and the weather pattern coming up.

a little bruce springsteen born to run. that's little 5k run, they're putting a colorful spin on it. this is video from the start of this morning. color run began about an hour ago, he's making our way to the finish line. we'll be joined in the next half-hour, we'll look at how colorful people are coming out. another good party from san jose. >> they'll have the music playing, we'll tell people getting the color up.

>> the ideas they say it's the happiest. >> most people don't have to wear those watches. you're not supposed to time yourself in this particular 5k. >> go and walk and run. >> they look happy. i've been on runs where it's freezing and it will warm up eventually. >> no, they look very happy. they're making me happy they're so happy. >> i'm happy you're happy. let's make everybody happy with a little bit of sunshine coming our way. how about that? if you have gray skies outside your door soak in the sun from the east bay hills where we have the clouds beginning to break up. mostly sunny skies from our inland community. it's slightly warmer for the inland community. more of the same for some of us. we have a transition going on. not awful will feel it today. we have the showers that continue over the sierra for the afternoon. so if you're going to the sierra for your week, scattered showers in the forecast and a

slight chance for thunderstorms in the forecast, sunday and monday as well. here at home, a lot of gray once again, patchy drizzle and mist out there. temperatures in the 50s, 57 in concord, 54 in novato, 55 in redwood city and 57 in san jose, comparing some of the numbers for you where we should be compared to where we will be. average is 76, we'll be a few deals degrees shy of the seasonal average. 75 to san jose. eventually we'll get back to these numbers. i think as early as tomorrow, a nice bounce going your way. i'll take a look at the warmup for you in the extended forecast coming up. >> thanks, rosemary, it is 8:316789 we'll give you a look at the top stories we're following this morning. 50 millions of gallons of water destined for the tap it drained right into the bay. freemont police and the alameda water district calling it an

act of sac sabotage. on thursday someone destroyed the dam that diverts water into the quarry lake. the water should have been diverted to replenish groundwater resources and supply water to freemont, newark and union city. if you're planning to go over the bridge today, check out the bridge as you can see, it's closed right now. so, crews can continue their resurfacing work on the deck of the bridge. it will stay closed until 5:00 a.m. monday morning. the last time the bridge was closed two weeks ago, there was a major backup at the bay bridge toll plaza, the cold instate warriors are in east bay, they were expected to take off 10 yesterday morning. they didn't leave until 3:30 yesterday afternoon. the warriors will play the houston rockets in game 3, tipoff is 6:00. >> a veterinarian says a dead dolphin and three dead pelicans have been found in the area of

an oil spill along the santa barbra coast. more than 100,000 gallons of crude oil leaked. 20,000 gallons of that oil made it into the ocean. crews are working around the clock to cleanup. the seen of oil in the water is getting harder to skim because of choppy windy conditions there. two state beaches and camp grounds will stay closed until the 4th. a sea lion coated with oil is being cared for at sea world. they've been working to hydrate the animal and wash off that oil. >> when the van arrived, you could smell the fumes and the driver opened the door, so, we know this animal did have a significant amount of oil on it, but she was actually fairly alert and responsive, you can tell he had a long day. the pelicans that were rescued were sent to other care

facilities, the oil spill could help in large oil prospects. there is oil, they're contested because of safety concerns about spills and explosions, the oil spill could raise more concerns and complicate regulatory approvals. >> the chp says the driver of a fedex truck is responsible for the fiery crash that killed ten people near orleans. that was a bus carrying high school students on its way to state university last april. the chp investigation found that the fedex driver made an unsafe lane change. the driver of the bus as not able to avoid the truck. san jose state police officers will not face any charges in the shooting death of an armed man last year. the district attorney's office made that announcement yesterday. lopez was shot and killed last

february after campus police ignored the officers to put down a saw blade. they want him -- family and friends of lopez want the body camera video released. >> i didn't see any move from the police officer when i watched it. >> the way the attorney was looking at this, is not how these officers trained, but how they reacted to a man coming at them with a weapon. >> supporters of lopez are calling for a federal investigation into what happened. >> a 77-year-old woman who was attacked on mother's day in san francisco has died from her injuries. lynn wrong got off and a black female struck her in a head at least twice. they hope to talk to any witnesses especially the person who sought to help her right after the attack. the city of oakland is changing the way it handles

nighttime demonstrations, protestors were ordered off the street and on to the sidewalk. lib by says the city is using existing laws and policies to make sure protests don't involve into violence and vandalism. the tragedy change comes after several businesses while they were damaged by a play day protest. a man has abeen accused of molesting a 15-year-old girl. they launched the investigation back in february after receiving a tip that she was having an inappropriate relationship with the alleged victim. she was the assistant coach for the girls group in san jose. they're asking for any possible victims to come forward. the man convicted of killing the intern shown drayy. >> they -- leafy. a key witness gave misleading testimony that prosecutors new

about. he was from modesto and had a internship from the us bureau of prisons. she had a romantic relationship with the congressman gary condit. the cdc says the ground tuna linked to an outbreak of salmonella may have been prepackaged. one strain is traced to indonesia. this chef said a master chef taught him how to select safe and raw tuna. >> we handle the fish first, while we're handling it we look at the texture, color and smell. >> while this is concern for pregnant women eating raw tuna because of mercury, all commercial tuna has been flash

-- amazon has been expanding the service in new york. customers can now order food from local stores in manhattan and have it delivered in two hours for free. one hour of delivery costs you $8 extra. it can be ordered through the prime now app. no word if the service will expand to the bay area. people in sacramento are hoping for a calm memorial day on the american river. many see it as the start of summer. fourth of july, memorial day and labor day are busy days on the river. they passed an alcohol ban in 2006 and things calmed down dramatically since then. they brought rangers patrolling the river and enforcing the ban on alcohol. they'll make sure drivers are

wearing those seatbelts, the click it and ticket campaign still matters even though at this point most people campaign. nine out of ten people buckle up which they say saves 10,000 lives a year. many die for not wearing the seatbelts. it's the annual push during the last two weeks of may. >> there are still stubborn or young kids who feel they don't need to wear them. >> some people wear their seatbelts under their arm. that's an citation for improper use. it can squeeze internal organs or your spine in a crash. >> this is out in the rockies, in colorado, a wet one in colorado, but that did not stop brandon belt. this is up to the third deck.

the 20th player to hit one up there. 475 feet give or take an inch or two. giants looking for insurance in a park where you need it. the two-run homer makes it 11- 4. the game was delayed, and when it started up the rockies rally fell short and the giants win. the a's had the lead early last night and then they lost it. washington back in the green and gold, he'll be working with the infielders, the remainder of the season, two on form, evan longoria talks about it disappearing. a three-run blast. they lost and it's the fourth loss in a row. the subject of an amber alert. quick thinking after finding herself in the right place at the right time.

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. good morning to you, giving you a live look there over the

sfo area where it's a gloomy start. i checked with the faa, there's no reports of delays but with the low cloud cover out there, you may have something clear. i can have a look at what you can expect for the weekend coming up. a woman in washington says she was just doing the right thing when she spotted a car that police were looking for, kelsey was driving to school when she heard an amber alert on the radio. a short time later she spotted the gold van that the report had referred to and that's when she called 911 and tailed the van giving a police a play by play of each exit and mile marker so they would know what she was. >> i was afraid when they stop, they wouldn't catch him. until the sheriff takes over he's not going anywhere. >> eventually a police officer caught up and pulled over the van that children had been

taken from idaho and were returned to their grateful mother. she was just at the right place and right time. her dad was mad at her putting herself in danger, but it was worth it to keep people safe. joe and ronda won more than $11 million in the state lottery. the german shepherd trainer wanted to use money to buy the local police department to buy a new k-9 officer. that new recruit finished his training with his new partner officer brian. >> it's been a whirlwind of emotions and watching the dog work and letting him train and as i need to train is amazing. >> the police department says each dog costs 8500 and it's another $4,000 to put the dog through training. he can't thank the couple enough and is anxious to hit

the streets with his new partner. >> the mega millions prizes has grown. it's grown to a little more than $200 million. there were more than 400,000 winning tickets last night, but no one landed the mega millions number. the next chance to win is on tuesday. the odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 25th million. >> the new ride is making its debut at discovery kingdom in vallejo. check it out. . it can stop, 70 feet above the ground, with the riders upside down, hanging out. they have the longest suspended hang time of any coaster in the

park. >> the cool thing about this ride, it doesn't run on the program, each ride will be dinner and they have the option to hold you there upside down, as long as they, please. >> right, so if you make the right operator mad at you before you get on the ride, they're going to hang upside down for a long time. that coaster is set to open to the public today. i'm telling you that little kids face is cracking me up. she's laughing. >> he's tiny for that. >> i don't know if i would bring my son that small. >> i don't know if i would bring my cellphone to that. his face is -- >> he's digging that. >> he's digging it. >> he's cracking me up. >> he's smiling it, he's into it.

>> do you remember times when you could flip upside down. >> i loved it as a kid. >> now, just looking at it makes me queezy. >> that one is up there, and we can hang out for a few minutes. >> there's too much of a good thing. in tellers of weather, i'm thinking is it raining because the camera is wet. >> i had my wipers on as well. >> there it is, i couldn't tell if it was missed or if it was actually missed or. >> what is the official meteorological conclusion. >> it has to do the size of the rain drops, mist doesn't hit the ground it, floats out there. drizzle hits the ground, it becomes a bigger droplet. >> what is that. >> drizzle. >> i didn't call for rain. i'm giving you a look at a lot of drizzle out there this morning. along the coast, around the bay, and a lot of gray as well. we have been watching this system for the entire week

started over the pacific and eventually drifted over southern california and then went inland and now, it is there over utah and it continues to bring a few scattered showers into the sierra and if you're thinking about heading to the sierra for your holiday weekend, be prepared for the scattered showers and thunderstorms into the forecast, a slight chance remains on sunday and monday, for us we're stuck under this gray for the afternoon, we'll have partly cloudy skies, today only minor changes, as we get into the second part of your weekend, we'll see better changes and temperatures will eventually warm. partly cloudy skies expected for the afternoon today at least away from the coast, we'll be gray once again, a lot of 60s and 70s remaining below the seasonal afternoon for today. and tomorrow we'll finally catch up. 54 degrees in napa right now. 52 in san francisco, mid-50s in hayward and 57 degrees in san jose. afternoon highs as we get into

second half. 69 in novato. i love mostly sunny skies and low 70s, 72 in danville. mid-60s in san leandro. some people like the gray skies and cool weather, that's what we're starting out for this morning. 69 for cupertino, and 62 degrees expected for san francisco, pacifica, a cool breezy 56 expected for your day. an extended forecast there with your bay area weekend always in view and memorial day as we get to the second half of the weekend. temperatures will be nice, mild, warm and upper # 0s in the forecast for inland cities, and upper 70s around the bay. it will bring us more sunshine as well. temperatures cool, just slightly on monday and rebound once again, tuesday into wednesday. >> look at wednesday. >> here we are saturday. who wants to look at that. >> well, you foe. >> thanks, rosemary. >> the first batch of hillary

clinton's e-mails have been released. what those pages detail and why her e-mails will not be made public. >> more about the full house reboot. the members of the original cast that will not be joining the family for the new version. . the carnival celebration happens in san francisco, a dozen and dozens of live performances. it conclusion tomorrow with a parade on mission street. it gets under way at 10:00, an hour from now. it happens in the mission district and admission is free for all.

i know you know that song, you sing along at home. all you full house fans, mary

olson known as michelle ander will not be joining the netflix reboot. the twins will not be joining the show but did not say why. the new show called fuller house are expected to be centered around tj ander, she's raising kids along with the help of her best friend stephanie ander. the hit show 19 kids and counting, one of the stars is accused of molestation, the oldest son, josh duggar molested five girls as a teenager. he released a statement apologizing for what he did. after confessing to his parents, he received counseling. tlc has come under fire from fans saying it should cancel the show. one of the biggest advertiser has pulled out. tlc has stopped airing any new or old episodes of that show.

they've released the first batch of 5,000 pages of official e-mails received by hillary clinton. these e-mails were on her personal server, it's on the attack that killed four americans, both the white house and the state department say those e-mails don't change anyone's understanding of what happened in benghazi, it's part of one e-mail which doesn't involve the arrest of the suspects in the benghazi terror attacks. >> i'm aware that the f.b.i. that a portion of one e-mail be held back. that happens in department of information responses. >> 30,000 e-mails said to be personal were deleted. >> what overshot the runway, a plane landed in san diego bay. the pilot of that plane ejected

safely. he was taken to the medical center and released after evaluation. there was no one else on board. the pilot was taking part in routine training exercises during the incident. a safety investigation is under way. national park officials commemorating a you a -- an awe inspiring recommendation. this changed the landscape forever. it's covered in snow and looming 10,000 feet, this mountain has been asleep for 100 years. scientists monitor it for earthquakes and ground swells. >> it will pop its top, i can't tell you when. >> what scientists do know is that the 1915 eruption was a relatively small one for it, much bigger eruptions happen there once every 7,000 years. it's elephant's day out at the oakland zoo. guests can look behind the

scenes and learn fun things about the enormous animals. it's a chance to educate people about the challenges elephants face like illegal trade, california is the second largest hub fore ivory sales in the united states. gallons of water and the damage it can cause to customers. we have a look at alternate routes and what's being done. [ music ] >> and he's the only elvis tribute artist ever allowed it play at grace land. he's performing at the west coast elvis tribute in petaluma. he'll be live in our studio this morning. you can catch his first performance in 20 minutes. >> that will be fun. outside our doors this morning, we're waking up with overcast

skies, damp out there, and many spots these clouds are going to clear, i'm tracking a warming trend, i'll look at your numbers for you coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪

. a colorful race now under way in san jose. coming up, we will have a live report. look at the finish line there as people start wrapping things up down there. >> and the golden state warriors are in houston preparing for game 3 of the western conference final. it wasn't an easy trip to get out there. why the team lost out on practice time and where you can help cheer them up. . well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2". it is saturday, may 23rd. i am claudia wong. >> and i am mike mibach. the wipers were on this morning as i was driving into work in berkeley and oakland. now it is starting to rise a little bit. >> yes. improving letter today i think. tomorrow it -- improving weather today i think. tomorrow it will be a little more noticeable. the transition is beginning there in the east bay. the gray is widespread once again. the clouds and patchy drizzle are out there. i had a few sprinkles on my

windshield. there was mist when i stepped out the door. 57 in oakland. 54 in napa. redwood city 50. san jose is 58. in the east bay we will take a look at a pew more numbers. -- a few more numbers, 54 in alamo and danville and antioch starting out at 55. brentwood is 50. again, all the cloud cover. as we get into the second half of day we will be partly cloudy once again. pacifica, half moon bay and daley city could be socked in. temperatures slightly below average. the sacramento valley seeing oranges once again. low 80s expected there. for us a lot of 60s and up seventys. low 70s today. we will remain cool at is

coast. 74 in fairfield. 72 in concord. mid 60s in hey ward, low 60 -- hayward and low 60s in pacifica. we will have a seasonal average and warming trend under way next week. a look at those numbers coming up. 50 million-gallons of drinking water lost, enough to supply 500 homes for a year. but instead of going to those homes it all drained straight into the bay. this morning police are looking for the people responsible. free month police are calling -- fremont police are calling it an act of sabotage. someone diverted the dam to the quarry lakes. the dam is used to replenish ground water sources and supply water to fremont, newark and union city. the investigator i say the --

the investigates -- the investigators say the dam was inflatable. >> this was a thick, rocky mount butt rubber. the people that conducted this -- this is thick, robust rubber. the people that conducted this act had malicious intent. >> officials were planning on replacing the dams anyway, but now they will be speeding up the plans. the loss of water is not expected to be for long. and blue-green algae in the park has the park open but the swimming portion of the park will be banned until at least wednesday. well, take a look at the video behind me from the start of the race. the 5k run and walk has people

dressd in white, then doused in color as they make their way to the finish line. ktvu fox 2 news allie rasmus has reached the finish line and has more on the race. allie? >> reporter: everyone here that started out the run with white t-shirts are now decked out in multicolored shirts. it looks like they have been spray painted but this is actually colored, powders chalk. this 5k run has the arena east park in san jose. everybody wrapped up race portion and now here is the stage area. there is a post run celebration going on here. they have the music going and the crowd is revved up. a lot of people have pacts of colored, powders chalk like this here. this is powdered chalk right here. are you getting ready to throw it? >> yes. >> reporter: what did you think

of the race so far? >> it was fun! >> reporter: all this is washable, right? >> i hope so! [ laughing ] >> reporter: every 5 minutes or so they get the people with the pacts of color. they will have a countdown, then they throw the chalk into the air. we saw the start of the race with 7,000 people registered here in san jose. they started out around 8:00, groups of 400 at a time taking off at the starting line. when you get to the finish line there are obviously people there with some of that colored chalk in dispensers and volunteers pretty much showering the people going by with the different color stations and the colored chalk. there is yellow, purple, red, green and silver chalk at the end of the run. we talked to some of the runners that finished the race to tell us what they thought of the chalk shower they had. >> the first one was a little shocking because i was like trying to adjust to being able

to see but it is really fun. it is nice that people are cheering you on every kilometer. >> it is colorful all the way around. we slow down to get full color and then we keep on running! >> reporter: this is video of the volunteers starting their chalk throwing preparations. you can see they had bags and bags of this stuff that they were pouring into those bottles. along the 5k route there are different color stations where the people running by getting showered with the chalk. it looks like things are wrapping up and now people are gathering for dancing, music and more painted chalk throwing. it seems like people are still celebrating here. they will probably be here a little while longer even though the 5k is pretty much wrapped up. mike and claudine, back to you. >> thank you, allie. looks fun. let's talk basketball because the golden state warriors are finally in texas this morning.

they had a bit of a delay in oakland. they were supposed to leave at 10:00 yesterday morning but the plane had problems and they did not take off until 3:30 in the afternoon. that does not mean the team wasn't able to get practice time on the court. game 3 of the conference final is set tonight. the warriors are up 2 games to zip. the rockets with a 16 point lead in game one and a race to the 17 point deficit in game 2. the warriors won by 4 points. game 2 by 1 point. >> we are not going anywhere. we need to keep standing here and swinging. that is what we do. i told our team, i say we battled back. i will take our best player on a broken floor any day of the week. >> we need to go to the next game protecting our lead and the stretch of the 4th quarter. >> tonight's game will tip off at 6:00. game 4 is wednesday at oracle.

and the war years watch party -- warriors watch party is tonight in san francisco at the era art bar and lounge in oakland and pete's tavern among other locations. a new store is opening in san francisco today for you warrior fans. the first official store in the bay area outside the oracle arena. it is located on the third floor of the westfield san francisco center on market street there. it will be open through june 30th. it features all the gear you fans could possibly want. >> this is the new thing that the warriors are looking into to see if we can pop up a shot in different -- pop up a shop in different bay areas to see how we do. >> the biggest seller is expected to be stefan curry merchandise. the grand opening will be at 11:00 this morning. happening now the san mateyo brimming is closed. if you need to -- bridge is

closed. if you need to get across the bay, you need to take an argument route. you can see no traffic there in this live picture. the work is being done a little further from where the camera can show you. it shut down at 5:00 last night and will stay closed until 5:00 monday mortgage. crews will be re-- monday morning. crew will be resurfacing the bridge. here is abalternate route that looks good -- an alternate route that looks good right now. but look at this a few hours ago. there were big traffic jams that didn't show up until 11:00 in the morning. if you are thinking it when fine all weekend, you have been warned. if you are planning on using the bay bridge this weekend, you may get delays. if you think bart will be the best way, there will be delays

there. no service today and tomorrow between fruitevale and coliseum stations. there will be bus service in place but passengers could face delays between 20 and 30 minutes. bart will be working on the tracks and updating the system that guides trains from one track to the other. there will be more service disruptions through august. tomorrow muni will introduce what it is calling double stopping to its passengers. it will make the system safer and faster. here is how it works. double stopping allows two trains to stop on the same platform at the same time and people on both trains can all get off simultaneously. then boarding will happen one train at a time. the montgomery, powell and city center stations will be the first to try them because the platforms are long enough to accommodate both trains. if you can imagine, the heaviest traffic is during the morning and evening commutes. well, caring for the animals affected by the oil

spill? santa barbara. how seaworld is stepping in to help. >> and if you are hungry for a burger and beer today, head over to the fremont burger and brew fest on liberty street in the downtown area. on site tickets for beer sampling are $30. >> and speaking of food, check this out! does that make you hungry? we are hadding grilling on the 3rd -- we are doing grilling on the 3rd floor property in honor of the memorial day weekend. mike is up there and we will show you what is cooking when we come back.

. good morning. giving you a live look there across the oakland estuary and portions of alameda. san francisco in the backdrop there. plenty of overcast sky to go around this morning. patchy drizzle and partly cloudy skies this afternoon. a warm up coming your way for the weekend. a look at those numbers in just a moment. mime happens to be outside this morning with -- mike happens to be outside this morning with a local chef grilling up ideas for the memorial day weekend. barbecue in the. >> that is right. this is my secret crush from petaluma.

lori, what did you bring in looks like ribs! >> yes. these are baby back ribs. they have been grilled. i have been basting them with my beer but ir. they cook with the beer butter for about 20 minutes. >> real quick. beer butter? what is it, butter and beer. >> i mix butter with one of my favorite beers. taste that. >> okay! >> i am building layers of flavors into the ribs. they cook in tawhole slab, i -- in a whole slab, then i cut them apart and paste them with the beer butter. and to get them saucy i dip them in like that and they to back on the drill low and slow for another 20 minutes. they get dipped two times into this sauce. as it cooks on here it will caught on camera and the flavor

is -- it is going to caramelize. sweet and sour, a little heat in there, as well. >> and what is this. >> this is the corn. it goes into the grilled corn and potato solid. and that -- salad. that recipe i will help you put together right now. >> it is a classic memorial day weekend. do you like cooking this weekend? >> i like cooking every weekend. what i normally do is test that corn, cut it off and put it into the bowl. then you keep dunking all these ingredients. >> the potato in the. >> yes. the red potatoes have been cooked. i have sliced green olives, sliced green onions, a can of tomatoes and the vinaigrette. you can eat this salad at room

temperature, you can eat it cold. you can leave it sitting out and don't worry about it. it is great for barbecues. >> where do you come up with things like this? >> i have no idea. i am usually out walking. ideas start flying, so -- now the corn would be added to this and there you go. >> what about that over there? i don't want you to give away the secret. this is something you will show? 30 minutes, right? >> yes. really special. stay tuned. you have to come back to see what happens next! >> ice cream and beer! you told me, but it is something more special. we will bring knew the studio in 30 minute -- we will bring knew the studio? about -- we will bring you in the studio in about 30 minutes or so. the sauce is good and the beer butter is interesting, too. >> i am so interested to see what laura will do with the beer. i am in! all right. >> it has something to do with me.

i will tell you that! . >> you can look for lar lori's recipes on the web links cooking with lori on the home page. let's go to rosemary for a look at the memorial day weekend forecast. yes. we have improving weather coming our way. temperatures will rebound for the second half of the weekend. today we are looking at just minor changes. we are giving awe live look there. a mix of sun and clouds over the east bay. a little more sunshine here than what we are seeing over portions of the bayside communities as well as the coast. patchy drizzle out there for some of the east bay along the coastline and north bay, as well. partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. taking a look at the numbers

right now. 56 degrees in santa rosa. 52 for san francisco. oakland is checking in at 54. upper 50s in livermore and 58 in san jose. with all that cloud cover the temperatures are not going to rebound too quickly. we will have a gradual climb as we get to 10:00 or 11:00 or so. here is a look at the pattern. we have a trough that remains over the west. the system that brought us the unseasonal cool weather is finally pushing to the east. on the backside of this we have a weak ridge of high pressure building in for sunday and monday. temperatures will finally get back to the seasonal average. here is a look at is future- cast model. scattered storms will remain a possibility over the sierra. more so for today. there will be a slight chance getting into sunday and memorial day. if you are traveling to the sierra, just be prepared for that. you may have an afternoon thunderstorm pop up. here we have partly cloudy skies, and i see a little rain developing over the coastal areas as we get into the second half of the day. maybe lake county for the afternoon, as well. mostly cloudy at the questions for us.

partly cloudy for the -- at the coast for us. partly cloudy for the rest. temperatures rebounding slightly today and more so for sunday. 71 this afternoon in napa, upper 60s in novato. in the east bay mid 60s in san leandro and oakland. low 70s in danville, 70 in brentwood. a mild pattern unless you are at the coast where it will be a cool one. for the peninsula 68. 65 in san mateyo. a cool 62 for san francisco this afternoon. 68 in mountain view. in the city we have the carnival in the city of san francisco this weekend. dress accordingly. bring along the layers because you may be cool host of the day. the forecast with the bay area weekend always in view, upper

60s for the weekend but then tuesday and wednesday the temperatures will rebound into the upper 70s. >> thank you, rosemary. a structural engineer is back in california after spending weeks this nepal. his assessment of the damage and what it means for us in the bay area. >> and an event is going on this afternoon. the synchronized swim team is performing at 3:30 in walnut creek and admission is free.

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the chase began, if you can call it that, as they tried to pull the car over for a possible dwi. the driver continues on its way, in good spirits watching the victory sign. and this guy decided to end it all by standing in front of the car and making them stop. the driver in red taken down to the ground and arrested. the man that actually stopped him was also questioned by police as you can see there. elliott rodger killed six people and injured 14 others near the uc santa barbara campus. he then went on a shooting rampage that left three other people dead and more than a dozen hurt. today marks a year anniversary of that incident. now law enforcement is looking to be more vigilant. some are calling for background checks for student housing and for parents to be aware of warning signs in their

children and wrote a letter to parents asking for their help for improving security on campuses. and after weeks assessing earthquake damage in nepal, a local bay area doctor arrived there after being concerned about buildings in the bay area. many residential high-rises still stand in nepal, but with collapsed walls and column, they were constructed with strict building codes in the last 15 years and worry the same structural damage could be caused in buildings in san francisco. >> the minimum requirement, i think people in society expect they should be able to live in a building even if it daked and use the building -- damaged and use the billings that. is so critical. >> he says making sure newer high-rises are up to code isn't enough. we need to make sure they are

seismically resilient. an earthquake in napa county at 4.3 may be small by earthquake standards but caltrans was out independenting the roads and bridges -- inspecting the roads and bridges yesterday when they found damage on the bridge that crosses the napa river between highway 29 and the napa trail. it has been shut down and will be closed until further notice. the narrow two-lane bridge was already set for a plan replacement starting through the summer. san francisco state university students celebrated their graduation. up next, why it was a first of the time ceremony. >> and the city of oakland is tracking down on nighttime violence and vandalism. >> and outside our doors this morning it is a cloudy start. we have a minor warm up coming our way for the bay area weekend. am i dreaming? stay tuned for a wonderful

tribute there coming up in just a moment, with elvis in the building! [ laughing ] i will also have the forecast.

. and ladies and gentlemen, it is my honor to introduce to you the elvis tribute artist, donny edwards. . ♪ well, bless my soul, what is wrong with me. i am like a man on a fuzzy tree. ♪ my friends say i am back and

wise above. i am love and all shook up. ♪ um-hmm, yes. ♪ well, my hands are shaking, my knees are weak, i can't stand on my own two feet. ♪ who could you think when you have such luck. i am in love, i am all shook up. ♪ um-hmm. yea, yea. ♪ well, please don't ask me what is on my mind. i am a little mixed up but feeling fine. ♪ i met a girl i love the best. scout me, she touched my hand, what a chill i got. ♪ i am proud to say she is my butter cup. i am in love, i am all shook up. ♪ um-hmm! yea, yea! ♪ well, my tongue gets tied when i try to speak. my hands start shaking life a

leaf on a tree. there is only one cure for this heart of mine. ♪ that is to have that heart that i love so fine. touch my hands, what a chill i got. i am proud to say she is my butter cup. ♪ i am in love, i am all shook up. um-hmm! yea yea! ♪ um-hmm! yea, yea! i am all shook up. ♪ ♪ . >> very nice. very nice. >> donny edwards. thank you. >> thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> you are an elvis tribute artist. i know you are performing in petaluma. tell me what it means to you to perform elvis? >> well, i have been doing this since 2002 or 2003 in texas where i started where i am from. for me growing up i was a huge, huge elvis fan. i had an uncle that got married and drafted and got sent to

germany and got to meet elvis. he said in 1959 elvis was the biggest star in the world but the most down to earth human being you ever met. the stories about that. so, for me growing up, as i got older i met people like j.d. sumner, and others and i would meet them. they said where do you do shows, kid? i said i don't do shows. i am just a big elvis fan. then i went to vegas a couple times and thought, maybe i should be doing this. >> what about performing at graceland. you are the only one that was allowed to do that. what was that like? >> oh, yes, in 2014. that was intimidated. it was a huge honor for me to be able to perform on the grounds of gradeland. to be the -- graceland. to be the only one and not knowing that at that time. then earlier in year i closed

up in shreveport, doing shows where he used to do them in 1955 and 1956. so i got to close that out, perform on several stages to. do this is amazing. >> what do you think of the pressure for someone like elvis. are you paying tribute to the legacy, his music, the person he was? >> yes. i think some people don't realize who elvis was. people have a stereo-type of elvis. they don't realize in eight years since july 31, 1969 and june of 1977 he did almost 1,300 shows in eight years. he had to put out three or four albums a year and was touring so many date as year. i worked a lot with people that said one of the things he want dodd was take six months off to

get healthy -- wanted to take six months off to get healthy and get it right the way he was before but he never got that opportunity. >> you have such passion for this. do you wake up donny edwards or feeling like elvis? >> i am always me. in fact, as soon as i walk off the stage, even during the show i refer to elvis. even though i work with a lot of companies that want you to become elvis, i want to refer to him. i love the elvis history. that makes me different than the other guys. yes i have a certain look and sound of his and i love performing as close as i can because that is the true way of praying tribute, but on and off stage i always pay tribute to elvis and i am always just me. especially off stage, i wear my superman beanie, other than the side burns, most people don't even ask. >> thank you. we appreciate you coming in. and donny is performing at today's west coast elvis tribute in petaluma. there is the information on

your screen. it begins at 12:30 at the sheraton in petaluma. your performance begins at 3:30. >> yes. thank you so much. >> thank you so much, donny. well outside we have plenty of gray. look at this picture of kirkwood where we are continuing with scattered showers here and the possibility of thunderstorms and high sierra snow. i am talking about 8,100 feet. if you are going to sierra for the weekend you should not have trouble getting up over the passes along i-80 or 50, but you will have the possibility of wet weather. highway 50 along the stretch inbetween pollock pines and getting into tahoe a little bit here on i-80 as well. here at home we have plenty of gray, mist and drizzle toll start the day. very widespread.

notice a -- drizzle to start the day. very widespread. today not a lot of change going on but we will see a transition as the cooler pattern moves out and a warmer pattern moves in for the second part of the weekend and next week. 54 at napa. upper 50s in mountain view. san jose is 58 degrees where san jose state is holding its graduation ceremony. 5 at woodside. shifting to the south bay, 57 in morgan hill and 51 outside your door in scotts valley. afternoon highs today looking at 65 for oakland, 67 in redwood city, 72 in concord and low 70s in napa as well as an rafael. these temperatures are coming up slightly for today, especially if inland cities. more sunshine in store for the second part of the weekend and back to seasonal averages finally coming up. more on that extended forecast in a bit. >> thank you, rosemary.

well, let's now go to one of the bay area's most colorful races happening right now in san jose. >> yes. thousands of runners are participating in the annual color run. ktvu allie rasmus is there in san jose where the runners are celebrating now. hey, allie! >> reporter: well, guys, there is no way to cover something like this without getting at least a little dirty. i am told i have some of this chalk paint on my face and eyelashes. i am standing in a virtual dust cloud. this is a 5k run. it is over so now everyone is in the post run ewe foric state. everyone has these colored chalk paint on them. where is your chalk pact? >> it is here. it is so cool. >> reporter: i remember.

i got doused a short time ago. it feels like paint but it is not. it is powder. what do you like about doing this. >> it is a good feeling inside. you get energetic and it is really fun. >> reporter: well, there are 7,000 runners here. they took off at 8:00 this morning. it was a 5k run. after it all wrapped up everybody started to gather here for music and you can still see in the distance they are still throwing these pacts of chalk paint. i got douse -- pacts of chalk -- packets of chalk paint. i got doused. my producer got doused, but i am told it is washable. i hope so! back to you. >> thank you, allie. time now is 9:38. we will move on from what we were talking about a little earlier with elvis and move on to something else we need to be

talking about. this is actually video of the color run. we like it so much we will stick with it a little while longer. you can see the bubbles at the finish line as people were finishing up their run there. but now to a more serious subject. we will be talking about what is going on in santa barbara because they are still dealing with oil spill there. a dead dolphin and three dead pelicans have been found in the area of the oil spill on the santa barbara coast. more than 100,000-gallons offense crude oil leaked from a ruptured pipe on tuesday. more than 20,000-gallons of the oil made it into the ocean. crews are working around the clock to clean it up. officials say the sheen of oil is in the water and it is getting harder to skim the oil off the water because of choppy water conditions. two state beaches and campgrounds in the area will stay closed until july 4th.

two sealions and pelicans have been rescued. the sealion is staying in san diego. rescuers are working at the seaworld there to get him healthy. >> we know the animal had a significant amount of oil on it but she was fairly alert and responsive but you could tell she had a long day. >> the pelicans rescued were sent to other care facilities where they are being helped. the oil spill could make it harder for other large oil projects in the state to move forward. several oil off-loading terminals were being contested because of safety and spill concerns. it could raise more concerns now and complicate regulatory approvals. the city of oakland is changing the way it handles nighttime demonstrations. during the night protestors were ordered off the streets and sidewalks. the city is losing existing

laws and polamalucys to make sure -- and policies to make sure protests don't evolve to vandalism and violence. years of hard work and dedication paid off for hundreds of students last night. san francisco university students crowded into the at&t ballpark for the ceremonies. it was the first time sf state has held that ceremony out at the ballpark. >> i think it is really cool because this is definitely cooler than the stadium that we have at school. it is bigger, so we can accommodate a lot more people. >> an estimated 20,000 people attended the ceremony. the former san francisco mayor and current lieutenant governor gavin knewsome delivered the commencement address. the st. paul police department has a new recruit thanks to a generous donation. >> and a new attraction for thrill seekers in vallejo this

weekend. a ride on the new roller coaster at six flags discovery kingdom, coming up.

. welcome back. police officers in st. paul, minnesota, won just over $# million in the state lottery. well, one police officer wanted to use some of the money

to buy a new k-9 partner. here is more. >> we are all full of emotions. we are watching the dog work and letting him train just as much as i need to train is amazing. >> the police department says each dog costs about $8,500 to purchase and it is another $4,000 to put the dogs in training. the officer says he can't thank the couple enough and is anxious to hit the streets with his new partner. and california's mega millions prize has now grown to over 200 million. this were more than 400,000 winning tickets last night but no one landed the mega millions number. the odds of winning the jackpot is 1 in 159 million. a new ride is making its debut at six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo. the daredevil chaos coaster travel in a full loop backwards

antbirds and can stop 70 feet above -- and forwards and can stop 70 feet above the ground. it has the longest suspend time of any coaster in the park. >> the cool thing about this ride it doesn't get controlled by computer programming. it is controlled by the individual operator and they have the option to hold you upside down as long as they please. >> the ride is set to open to the public today. perfect timing. >> perfect timing, right. i am hardly focus right now. >> why? >> because there is so much good food right here. it is getting me in the memorial day day mood for barbecue, something good. >> the ribs there look good. >> i know. we can't wait to show them to you. >> we have been up for what, five hours. it is lunch time. >> it is lunch time for us! we are ready for barbecue! and what is weather looking like for the barbecue in the. well, not bad.

we will be starting out mild but getting warmer through the holiday weekend. patchy skies right now, drizzle and mist. oh, man, again and again, but we are looking for clearing later in the morning. the coast will be another cloudy, cool day. 57 in santa rosa, 53 in san francisco, oakland is 54. we have a transition that is beginning to take place. if i roll you back in time to earlier in the week, this system, that one sitting here over utah was the same system drifting down along the pacific taking several days to do so. it crossed southern california yesterday and is now moving to the east. this will continue to the east and as it does we are going to see a ridge of high pressure begin to build in behind it. right now it is over the east pacific. scattered showers in the sierra. for the weekend that will still be the case. so, if you are going to the sierra for the weekend be prepared for that. here at home we are starting out with gray sky, mist and

drizzle. for the afternoon we will have sunshine once again and a few scattered showers along highway 50. the snow levels are high, about 8,500 feet. you could run into damp weather and thunderstorms with a slight chance sunday and monday for the sierra. for us gray skies. partly cloudy for the afternoon. then we will have more sunshine as we get into the backside of the weekend. the ridge of high pressure beginning to build in. partly cloudy sky, 60s and 70s for the afternoon. below average for this time of year today. then sunday and monday we will feel warmer. 71 in napa. 69 in novato in the afternoon. the east bay mid 60s in san leandro. in land low 70s. mostly sunny skies. 69 in morgan hill. 70 san jose. upper 60s for sunnyvale and 67 in redwood city, 65 in san

bruno. a lot of activities going on. the carnival in san francisco. pacifica and daley city have 60s. it is cloudy and 54 in daley city right now. the extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view and the memorial day, we are looking at temperatures on the climb. mid to upper 70s in the forecast sunday to monday for inland communities. it looks like on monday we may have a slight dip in temperatures but it won't last. we will get to mid to upper 70s for tuesday and wednesday. >> we have been looking forward to this party all morning, cooking with lori here in the studio. >> now we are eating with lori! >> we started off on the 3rd floor balcony. these are beautiful ribs you grilled. >> yes. i am calling them my grilled baby back ribs with my finger licking rib sauce. they are saucy, delicious and layer of flavors of beer,

butter and then the sauce. >> dive in! >> and then the salad? >> yes. we don't have enough corn left because you started eating it. >> i like the corn-on-the-cob, especially on the grill. i am guilty. >> right. [ laughing ] this salad is wonderful for picnics and barbecues. it can it is out all day long. >> potatoes, grilled corn, black beans, green onions and green olives. it is a great vegetarian dish, also. >> and this is grabbing my attention right here. any time you have one of these rolling around. marshmallows on the stick! >> mike, i have so much fun when i come to ktvu. i named it after you. >> you named it after me? >> yes, it is the icy make

make. >> what is the ice -- mike mike -- it is called the icy mike mibach. then comes the porter beer. it has notes of chocolate and coffee in there. when you add it to this caramel ice cream -- okay -- . >> it is fabulous. >> i am digging this! the toasted marshmallows go with that. >> do i have to put the marshmallow in. >> maybe use a spoon to get the ice cream and everything. >> okay. i will do a little spin here. >> i am not sure what you did but i am willing to try it. it is a tough job today. >> yes. this will be the hot new summer drink. >> it is so simple. you take the beer and think i don't want to ruin the beer but

when you throw the little twist in it -- . >> exactly. >> it turns into a barbecue kind of drink. you win. wow! it is so good. a keeper! >> i didn't put it down. there is still some left. >> and eat the toasted marshmallows. >> they are great. >> they just pop? >> this is my favorite ice cream forever. then i tasted the beer and just imagine this would be a marriage made in heaven and i believe it is. >> i am in love. it is a marriage made in heaven. thank you, lori. >> i love this idea, lori. anyone who has ever served an outdoor meal knows it is really, really hard to keep certain things warm and certain things cold, and if this can be served either way -- . >> i know. i love it? go to ktvu.com. we have a lipping to the recipe -- link to the recipes there. dive in. i mean, this is fantastic.

>> okay! >> thank you, lori, for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> we appreciate it. have a great weekend. we will be right back. 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 ♪

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house fans. mary kate and ashley olsen will not be joining the show. the new show called fuller house was expected to center around d.j. tanner, raising a family with the help of her younger sister. p.m. in sacramento are hoping for a calm memorial day celebration on the american river celebration. in years past drunken revelers would cause problems but a alcohol ban was passed in 2006 and firms say things have calmed down significantly since then. law enforcement will be out on the rivers making sure the ban is enforced and this weekend on the roads the "click it or ticket it" campaign will be active. most people comply, 9 in 10

folks buckle up, saving about 12,000 live as year but 10,000 americans still die not wearing a seatbelt. this ad airing nationally is part of the push for the last two weeks of may aimed at drivers that shrug off it is seatbelts. outside the doors this morning waiting for the clouds to clear. we will be mostly sunny away from the coastline for the afternoon. notice temperatures today. very similar to yesterday. a little bit more sunshine and slightly warmer inland. today will be the coolest day of the next several. we finally get back to the seasonal average as we get into the second part of the weekend. take a look at the numbers. mid to upper 70s in the forecast for the inland community. slightly cooler monday and then a bounceback on tuesday to wednesday. >> thank you, rosemary. well, that is our show for this morning. but before we go, we want to thank you for joining us and wish good luck to the warriors as they take on the rockets tonight. >> that is great. we leave you now with elvis

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