protesters take to the streets in oakland, their message to the mayor after she announced her new crackdown on night time demonstrations. >> and what police are saying about a victim and suspect now in custody. "mornings on 2" starts now. good morning. taking a look outside this sunday morning. the sun, we've been missing it around this time of day for a while but there it is, making its way through. making a break on this gorgeous morning. so welcome to "mornings on 2",

we're glad you joined us. sunday, may 24th. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. did i see the sun in the north bay but not until 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. i did enjoy it. mark is in for rosemary today. today should be better. >> i could see breaks in the clouds driving to work. that's a good sign today will be warmer than yesterday. in fact the warmest locations will be flirting with 80 degrees for this afternoon but right now low clouds and fog. looking to sfo, some patchy overcast. the clouds will gradually clear back to near the coastline. here's the satellite and radar perspective. you can see the clouds hugging a good portion of the california coastline. from the north coast to the monterey bay to southern california. a few patches around the bay itself. current numbers update for the 7:00 hour for sunday morning, showing 50s and some lower 50s out towards napa, concord and

fairfield. santa rosa one of the cooler spots, lower 50s. san francisco, one of the sensors in the upper 40s. 49. but lots of locations in the city right now in the lower 50s. the forecast model for today shows you clouds back to the coastline, so still patchy fog in the afternoon hours, inland you will start the warm-up. readings easily back up into the 70s. there's that yellow indicating the readings back up to the mid to upper 70s. here's the plan for today, this morning areas of fog, then into the afternoon hours cool coast, warm temperatures inland. there's the eventual temperature range, 60 to 79 degrees. most neighborhoods on average about 3 to 6 degrees warmer than yesterday with the clouds gradually clearing back to near the shoreline. a few more changes for monday, for memorial day. more on that coming up in a few minutes. 7:02. more than a dozen protesters were arrested in oakland last night after 100 people took to the streets to protest the

nighttime demonstrations. it was after 200 people planned a march in oakland. the mayor says it's to protect businesses after major damage was caused during may day protests earlier this month. protesters say it's unfair especially since a majority of them are peaceful with the real message. >> i understand folks don't like to have their businesses vandalized, i understand there are people who you are angry and frustrated, who are the ones vandalizing those. i think that the issue is, is really grouping everybody together. >> the protesters called the action unconstitutional but a spokesman for the mayor says the city is using existing laws to make sure the protests don't get out of hands. police say they gave protesters several warnings before they were arrested. several people dead, suspect a suspect in custody. after a shooting in oakland, it was before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. a man was in the home, didn't respond when officers told him to come out.

after several hours the 25-year- old man tried to crawl out of that house but police saw him and arrested him. his name hasn't been released. once investigators were able to get inside that home they actually found three victims who were shot to death. they are only being described as men ranging in age from 40 to 60 years old. police say they do not have a motive for the killings at this time. caltrans says work on the san mateo bridge is on schedule and should reopen by 5:00 this -- tomorrow morning. let's show you a live picture of the bridge. no traffic moving along that span. that is because workers are headed out to the middle of the span to do the work. this weekend is the final phase of the project that started two weeks ago to resurface and treat that deck surface. crews are applying a new polyester concrete which they say is extremely durable, should last at least a few decades. they say they understand this is inconvenient but the

improvements and maintenance are needed for the bridge that opened in 1967. >> part of it is demo, part of it is pouring the new roadway on both sides. they are doing all the activities at one time. >> while there are signs posted along bay area freeways warning people about the closures some are still getting caught offguard including out of towners >> we were driving up from l.a. and wanted to take san mateo instead of oakland. we figured that would be a little more congested. as we approached the bridge there was just closures. >> the bay bridge, dunbarton bridge and highway 237 are alternates but there is gridlock this weekend as many people are on the roads traveling for the holidays. people using bart in the east bay will face delays again today. there's no service between the coliseum and fruit vail stations and service doesn't resume until 8:00 tomorrow morning because of the memorial day weekend. bart set up a bus bridge

between the two stations in oakland but passengers could wait 30 minutes to an hour. the disruption is so bart can work on the tracks. bart is also using the time to upgrade the system that am lows trains -- allows trains to move from one track to the other. there will be disruptses on several weekends throughout august. people who ride rail cars should see faster service starting tomorrow. muni has "double stopping," that means two trains stop on the same platform about the same time. the first train pulls in, passengers get on and off. while it's happening second train comes in from behind and let's riders off. that first train will then leave the station and the second train pulls up to pick up new passengers. muni says double stopping is safe, fast and eases congestion by allowing riders to get off more quickly. san francisco celebrations are always colorful but some call this the most joyful of the year. the carnival celebration in the

city. the highlight is the parade which starts in two and-a-half hours. allie rasmus is live along the parade route and says this year's theme is translated to "sacred water." >> reporter: that's right. the reason why that theme was chosen is because of the drought. to raise awareness among everyone who attends this festival to be aware of their water usage and conservation. the parade starts 9:30. this is the staging area. 24th and bryant street. you can see a few people in costume coming here. off to the left you can see a couple of the floats that are staging here. there are 64 different groups in all. floats, low riders, carnaval dancers, musical acts. this is video from last year. sheila e, american singer and percussionist is grand marshal.

bay area native that collaborated with everyone from prince to beyonce. the parade will head westbound on 24th street from bryant all the way to mission. and then over at bryant between 19th and 20th there will be a festival with booths and vendors. again the parade kicks off at 9:30 this morning. you can see back here live, they've closed off some of the parking along the side of the street here because this is where all the floats are going to be stationed for the parade. that won't start for another hour or so, parade takes off at 9:30, once it does, 37 years they've been doing this in san francisco, a long history and tradition of the carnaval celebration in the mission district. back to you. >> thank you. the golden state warriors ripped apart the rockets last night. in houston. the warriors need one more win to bounce them out of the playoffs and advance to the nba finals for the first time since

1975. as joe fonzi reports -- >> reporter: after two very close games in oakland houston fans were hoping the home court would be the difference that got their team a win in the western conference finals series. >> we're going to take two of of them. >> no. >> not confident. >> reporter: what the game turned into for the rockets, a devastating punch in the gut that leaves the warriors one win away from a trip to the nba finals. in games one an two the two big stars, curry and hardion cancelled each other out. in game three the warriors got it going with stifling defense that limited harden to just two points in the first quarter and six in the second. >> defensively it where it got started for us. >> i felt like we were ready to play our a-game which we did in the first half. it was a terrific defensive

effort. we did the job on james who is so hard to slow down but we did a much better job on him. covered up some of the mistakes we made in games one and two. >> reporter: curry also started out slowly with just three points in the first quarter. but by the time halftime rolled around curry had 18 and the warriors had a 25-point lead. >> the shooting is -- hard to describe. because i -- i don't think we've ever seen anybody shoot the ball away, steph does off the dribble, off the catch. 7-9 from three, i mean it was remarkable. just a tremendous performance. >> balm movement tonight -- ball movement tonight was the best it's been all series. you get a few and go down early in the game it builds confidence even more. and, thankfully i was able to knock down a lot of shots. >> , in the end curry had 40 points, every with it befitting his title of this year's most valuable player.

the warriors have been saying all year they have yet to play a game in which they get it all right. despite winning by 35 points they feel there's some ways in which they can still improve. the houston rockets can't be very happy about that as the warriors can now wrap things up in four games monday night. in houston, joe fonzi, account fox 2. curry's remarkable shooting is not the only reason he's the talk of social 3450e9a. we'll have more on what is trending in his big time play against dwight howard. 7:11. the small plane crash in the east bay. what we're now learning about the pilot who was killed. >> severe weather in oklahoma as well as texas. the flood warnings and water rescues across both states. >> but first, congratulations season is starting to heat up across the bay area we want to see your graduation photos. share them with us on our ktvu facebook page or tweet them using the hashtag ktvu.

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good sunday morning. time 7:14. looking at cloud cover once again. low clouds and fog over san francisco bay but it will be warmer today. numbers coming up in a few minutes. emergency crews in northeastern oklahoma are telling people not to drive unless they are trying to escape floodwaters. heavy rain shut down many roads including part of i-40. a firefighter died while trying to rescue someone from high waters east of tulsa. the entire state is under a flash flood watch through tomorrow, as that slow-moving storm continues to drop rain on the region. oklahoma has had more than 17 inches of rain this month.

about 150 miles south in wichita falls, texas, teams of emergency workers are going door-to-door to make sure everyone in the flood zone gets out before floodwaters cover those neighborhoods. the wichita river had flood stage on friday and has continued to rise. city leaders say it's dangerous work but it's necessary. >> i would rather in this case be safe than sorry. the last thing we need is for somebody not to leave an evacuated area and then something happened and you can't get out and the boost could happen. >> this is already the wettest may in wichita falls history and the river is expected to continue rising. more rain is in today's forecast but the skies are expected to clear by tonight. security will be tight at tonight's playoff basketball game in cleveland following protests last night after a police officer was acquitted of killing an unarmed african- american couple in a barrage of gunfire. cleveland police arrested 40 people last night including

three demonstrators who allegedly hurled an object through a restaurant window and injured a female customer. however, no reports of widespread unrest. a judge cleared a 31-year-old patrolman named michael brelo of the 2012 shooting. >> it's unlike my brother's character to be a violent person. everything that the police drummed unabout the car and the weapons, it's not true. >> the couple's car sped past the cleveland police station in 2012. officers thought they fired a gun and chased after them. officers fired 137 shots at the couple's car. brelo was the only officer charged criminally because prosecutors said he waited until the car stopped and fired at the couple even though they no longer posed a threat. the judge ruled he could not be sure that brelo's gunshots were the ones that killed the couple. here's a look at today's front pages. the front page of "the new york times," features a photo of a

big crowd and man holding up a rainbow flag while celebrating there. the headline below it "irish legalize gay marriage by big margin." more on this story sat 7:45. on the front page of the "l.a. times" you see a photo of a military family where service spans six generations. the headline readings "line of duty," emerging from a decade of war, increasingly distinct from the public it protests. here is the front page of the press telegram. in long beach. the headline reads "in their honor, horon guard strives for perfection as members bury those who served their country." another reminder on this memorial day weekend to remember those who not only served but of course died for our country. >> thank you. 7:17. mark here for rosemary i put on a sweatshirt yesterday afternoon and thought oh, it's warming up. >> it warms up just a little

out there. today, the committee headline is the warmest day of the weekend. get ready for that. of course you can't get rid of the low clouds and fog completely but we have cheer sky, looks like it's our walnut creek camera looking towards mount diablo, haze and a breeze but still starting with mostly clear skies for this part of the bay area. you heard about the national perspective in terms of the flooding. you see the activity in the radar from parts of texas through oklahoma and parts of kansas. rain still a factor for them today. for us we have the fog near parts of the coastline. here's a closer look at the satellite and radar and clouds near the coast. lots of overcast over san francisco bay. current numbers updated for the 7:00 hour showing you lots of 50s. santa rosa though one of the cooler spots checking in 49. hayward 54 and san jose 53 degrees. here's the plan for today and into monday for memorial day. we're expecting today the fog clearing back to near the coast and today will be a little

warmer than yesterday as we mentioned today the warmest day of the weekend. then we'll shave off a few degrees for tomorrow. we're going to increase the low cloud cover and that will have an impact on temperatures that will cool things off in the monday forecast. for this morning some patchy drizzle out there coastside. here's the wider perspective in the pacific. high pressure trying to rebuild so with that we're going to warm up especially inland back up into the mid to upper 70s. this will weaken a little bit for tomorrow. that will be the source of some cooling in your monday forecast. for this afternoon once again i saw reports of thunderstorms toward lake tahoe yesterday, could be the same deal for in afternoon. clouds clearing back to near the shoreline. look what happens tomorrow morning, more of a push so probably waking up to gray on monday morning, 7:00. then once again partly cloudy skies for the afternoon hours. temperatures for this afternoon. lots of 70s out there. out towards santa rosa, fairfield and vacaville. for inland spots, livermore 77, oakland 67 degrees.

some more neighborhoods for you with the san jose maxing out at 74. morgan hill mid-70s. san francisco will go 65 degrees, halfmoon bay 60. i was at the golden gate park yesterday for a barbecue, it was nice to see the sunshine. i think we'll have partly cloudy skies for this afternoon as well. a little cooler for monday but look what happens later in the week, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday talking about a warm- up. wednesday and thursday back up into the mid-80s. so i feel like we've been repeating the same weather story everyday for the past 10 to 12 days. the numbers will be trending up later in the week. a historic vote in ireland, now people here in the bay area and around the world are reacting to legalizing same-sex marriage in ireland. >> time for our "pet of the day," meet "justice," female rottweiler cross, a lot of dog and loves to play. right now living at the east bay spca in oakland. for momore information go --

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>> the latest version of "poltergeist" is in a three-way race for the top spot at the weekend box office. the remake of the original horror film earned less than $10 million but put it close to what disney's tomorrowland and what "pitch perfect 2" earned. the memorial day weekend is considered the unofficial kickoff for the summer movie season. and the numbers show a 25% decrease over last year's ticket sales. tomorrow many u.s. postal service branches will accept prepaid packages from businesses. they can drop off packages with prepaid shipping labels at the back loading docks of the main post offices in east bay and south bay locations. the postal service says many businesses are open memorial day so this will help them. no other services will be provided at any post offices. preparations underway for memorial day ceremonies at san francisco me sido tomorrow. this year's events will mark the 40th anniversary of the end

of the vietnam war. also 70 years since world war ii ended. the ceremony will include a parade to honor members of the military who died while serving our military. starts 10:30 tomorrow morning at the main post of the presidio, the san francisco ceremony is one of the largest in the bay area. there are ceremonies all around the bay area in many communities. that includes saratoga where events start at the memorial arch at 9:30 tomorrow morning in clayton a ceremony starts 10:00 a.m. and sonoma all veterans will be honored for their service beginning 11:00 in the morning at the veterans memorial park. for a full list of memorial day events across the bay area go to our web site, ktvu.com and click on the web links section on the home page. a new program is using horses to help american veterans overcome the stresses of combat. hundreds of our nation's heroes from across the country are making their way to the brave hearts riding and educational center in harvard, illinois, every year. it's one of the growing numbers

number of programs neighingwide using horse therapy to help veterans heal as they transition from combat to life at home. >> many of them tell us the horses saved their lives. >> it takes your mind off what you are doing and the things you have problems with and kind of relaxing. >> according to statistics 22 veterans commit suicide a day and the range of therapies for ptsd is growing. in fact horse therapy is now part of treatment at more than 30 va medical centers. a special birthday held in inchster, michigan this memorial day weekend. meet 116-year-old garaline talye, she's believed to be the oldest woman in the world and she even got a special message from president obama. new plans to build the new arena in san francisco. the potential neighbor weighing in publicly for the first time on the plan. >> serving those that served our country. which organization is asking

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here's a look at some of the top stories we're following for you this morning. more than a dozen protesters were arrested in oakland last night after 100 people took to the streets to protest mayor libby schaaf's crackdown on nighttime demonstrations.

the mayor says it's to help protect businesses after major damage was caused during may day protests earlier this month. three men dead after a shooting in north oakland. police only describing the victims as men between ages 40 and 60, a suspect was arrested after a long standoff with police. that started yesterday afternoon. investigators say they do not know the motive for the killings at this time. caltrans says work on the san mateo bridge is progressing and the span will reopen by 5:00 tomorrow morning. the project includes crews laying down new polyester concrete on the bridge to extend the life of the span. they say they understand drivers are a little frustrated with the weekend's quloashier and the backups on alternate routes but officials say the bridge upgrades are well worth it. if yesterday was not quite warm enough for some people -- >> yeah. oh. you're -- sharing comments about the weather. >> i guess today i'll like it

more? >> we're going to raise up a little. then going down a few degrees in the monday forecast. still pretty good as you can see here. mostly clear skies for the inland areas but still stubborn fog near the coast and bay, as we mentioned today, will be warmer than yesterday. in fact today the warmest of the weekend. here we go, we'll just into the forecast for sunday, the fog clearing back to near the coast, inland neighborhoods back up to the mid to upper 70s. memorial day monday wire going to have more clouds in the morning, that translates to cooler temperatures, inland spots back down to the mid-70s. the beaches never warming up too much. mainly in the upper 50s to near 60. the big weather story across the nation now, and this weekend, we have the significant rain down towards texas, parts of oklahoma and kansas. so that will be the concern for today. with still rainfall for that part of the country. at least for us out towards california we have the fog hugging our coastline and that low cloud deck pushing back into the bay but clear skies well inland, also out towards

the central valley as well. current numbers updated for the 7:00 hour showing you 49 santa rosa. hayward 54. walnut creek in the 50s as well. our forecast model showing you the fog this morning, imreal clearing back to near the coastline this afternoon. so still some patchy overcast for the beaches. definitely want to bundle up there. inland lots of sunshine, yellow contour links up with the 70s so we have lots of 70s and the warmest locations will be approaching the 80-degree mark. there's your temperature timeline at 8:00 this morning. 52 to 57 degrees. by 4:00 the eventual temperature range 60 all the way to the mid to upper 70s. livermore 77. san francisco 65. we'll look at the numbers for tomorrow for your memorial day coming up in a few minutes. accidental fire in san jose is serving a warning about the dry fire season that is ahead of us. cell phone camera captured images of the fire behind a row

of townhouses near the creek. investigators say a person welding a fence sparked the four-acre grass fire and threatened at least a dozen homes prompting neighbors to call 911. >> i was very worried. i immediately grabbed my dog, other neighbors were grabbing their animals and that was my biggest fear. my animals and there were deer running in through here. >> about five or six minutes later a ton of resources came in. because of the location and where it's at the difficulty of getting here and the number of resources they wanted to throw at it, the way the fire was growing. >> a lot of resources thrown at that one. a lot of firefighters, 15 engines and helicopter and tanker making water drops. took crews about an hour to contain it. no homes were damaged. one person went to the hospital for smoke inhalation. we're learning more about the pilot who died in a plane crash near caster valley thursday. this was rural almeida county near i-580. andrew morse from lafayette.

his family said he was a contractor who was flying from concord to san jose for a project. his sister in law says he was an avid pilot with 20 years of experience. it's unclear what caused the crash. the san francisco police department is now handling the case of a stolen boat that ended up stuck at ocean beach. witnesses say the boat named the daisy ran aground friday afternoon and the only person on board simply hopped off that boat and then walked away. turns out the boat had been stolen earlier from the st. francis yacht club in san francisco. one witness says it didn't seem like the man at the helm knew what he was doing when he pulled out of the yacht club. >> i saw him going across the bay and it was blowing like crazy. it was blowing like 35 knots. big spray coming all the way over the whole boat. and still doing these big crazy turns, almost turning around sometimes. >> that boat was taken back to the yacht club. other members say they are

relieved to see the distinctive boat back where she belongs and apparently still in pretty good shape. police still looking for clues to whomever may have stolen the daisy. another dead whale has been found on the beach in the bay area. according to the press democrat this young whale washed ashore at portuguese beach in sonoma county yesterday. officials tell the paper the 28- foot whale appeared to have been dead for some time. the marine mammal center is now taking tissue samples. officials say they don't plan to remove the whale and will let the tide pull it out to sea again. there has been a number of dead whales that have washed up on northern california beaches over the past five weeks. a 40-foot ted gray whale was found monday near halfmoon bay. earlier this month a 42-foot female humpback whale found near pacifica. people living along the northern san mateo county coast are warned to keep a close eye on their young children and pets after a mountain lion attacked a cat. that attack occurred friday in the town of el gr granada near

the halfmoon bay airport. no one saw it but the vet who treated the cat says no doubt the injuries were caused by a mountain lion. it happened four days after a mountain lion was seen in downtown san mateo. the young animal was taken to the crystal springs reservoir where it was released. animal control officials say it was not hurt. the san francisco school board is scheduled to vote tuesday whether to limit residents at a prestigious arts school. it treabts students from across -- attracts students from across northern california. more than 80 students from outside the city attend the school for free. that is 14% of the enrollment which exceeds a 10% cap that was set years ago by the board. tuesday's vote could ban nonresident students with possible exceptions. a section of point reyes beach is closed this weekend to help an endangered bird species. visitors are not allowed on a

two-mile stretch of beach where the snowy plovers are nesting. once the chicks hatch they will be vulnerable to predators of all kinds so that is off-limits to people through the end of september. a marin middle school teacher on leave after accused of accidentally showing pornographic images in the classroom. according to the marin ij it happened thursday at white hill middle school in fairfax. police say the teacher was on lunch break and using a personal computer while 13 students were working on a project. that computer was connected to an apple tv unit in the classroom and some pornographic images popped up. the teacher quickly put those images down but this is all now under investigation. a woman accused of stealing zipcars in san francisco is scheduled to return to court june 4th. 76 zipcars were stolen during a six-week period this spring. when she was arrested they say the thefts stopped. investigators say they found several zipcar access cards in

her home and ignition override devices. she's pleaded not guilty to seven counts of theft. should people have to pay to park in fanna? they have not 4 to for several years. napa. now the council is talking to a pay to park proposal. the plan would return parking meters to the downtown area and $1.25 an hour for curbside parking and 50 cents for offstreet lots. the uc f says it's excited to have the warriors near them. ucsf. as long as traffic can be managed to ensure patients for patients and staff. the hospital has been meeting regularly with the mayor and warriors. the chronicle supports the support is in contrast to group of big money ucsf donors against the arena fearing it would limit access to the hospital. st. anthony's in san

francisco is asking for help this memorial day. tomorrow is its busiest day of the year. the nonprofit expects to serve 3,500 meals, about a thousand more than think usually do. one in five of those meals goes to a veteran. >> how are you? good. everybody have your white cards and id's out? >> reporter: everyday the dining room fills. >> do you remember me? >> reporter: the rat rains always come. >> everyday in this dining room about one in five diners are veterans. >> i was in 419. >> we sat down with three men who served this country. >> i went in and -- in 1962 and got out -- several years later. >> i handled guided missiles. >> september 3, 1964, little rock, arkansas. >> reporter: they told us of the good times. >> 1964, i went after my

father. >> and of the bad. >> i'm homeless and i -- wish i could get off the streets. >> reporter: when times are hard they say it's tough to remember things like memorial day. >> you know what? i wouldn't even know what the day was if they don't tell me. what day -- one day is like the next. >> maybe that's why the holiday is so important. >> only one day out of the year. we should get the recognition that we served. >> i have 15. >> reporter: the men say they are grateful for the volunteers at st. anthony's. >> i appreciate what they do. because they are doing what they don't have to do. >> here's one. >> i always say thank you, thank you. >> it's a good time to be here. you have to be getting something, you know? >> maybe they just like helping? >> that's what i'm been telling them. >> reporter: on memorial day st. anthony's says it needs just a bit more help. it's a chance to say thank you.

>> thank you. >> by serving those -- >> thank you. >> reporter: who have already served this country. >> you said you would encyclopedia up again? >> sure would. without a doubt. sign up again. >> america still exists. people have freedom, you know. >> it's the greatest thing floating. i know that. >> certainly memorial day is the time to honor those who lost their lives in service, also i think it's a great idea to take the time to say thank you to those who served and are -- maybe need a little help. coming up at 8:45 we'll talk to folks on how people can help. in studio here. faster muni service, the new system introduced today that could help to ease congestion. >> protecting man's best friend from getting sick, growing concern for dogs in california and across the nation. >> first congratulations season is heating up across the bay area. we want to see your congratulations photos. share them on our ktvu facebook

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♪ this is how we do it♪ good sunday morning. nice music to wake up to at 7:44. looking out toward oakland, low clouds and fog but we have warmer temperatures in the forecast. we'll look at the numbers in a few minutes. 7:44. the price of eggs going up

across the country. and it's all because of the bird flu. more than 40 million chickens, turkeys and ducks have died or been killed to prevent the disease from spreading even further. the outbreak hit ranches, commercial production facilities and backyard flocks in 15 states. that is creating an egg shortage that affects supermarkets and restaurants. some experts say the widespread problem could have been prevented with better education and inspections. >> when you look at the u.s. government they don't have enough food inspectors out there. it's been understaffed for probably 10, 15 years. >> the biggest problems are iowa and minnesota. egg prices have nearly tripled in the midwest but california flocks haven't been hit and that is part because of a law by voters that hens have to have more space. that increases the likely hooted the disease will be passed from bird to bird. ireland has become the first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage through a popular vote.

more than 62% of irish voters said yes to a referendum amending their country's constitution to allow gay and lesbian couples to marry. the country's prime minister says ireland was a small country with a big message for equality around the world. >> the countries throughout throughout africa, russia, where it's terribly dangerous to be gay. we're saying to them be civilized, follow the irish. >> same-sex marriage is now legal in 20 countries, san francisco supervisor scott weiner celebrated the vote by posting this on twitter. "we are all irish." "star trek" actors and more than 50,000 others shared a picialt of a double rainbow over dublin saying "even the heavens foretold." and ellen degeneres called it an incredible accomplishment. grammy winner sam smith happy but shocked it took so long. and new york governor andrew cuomo says he looks forward to

the day when all americans are treated equally under the law. also trending this morning -- the dog flu expanded to 12 states. most dog flu cases have been seen in illinois where an estimated 1,000 dogs contracted the illness. dog flu also discovered in california. the virus spreads from nose-to- nose or direct contact between dogs. signs of the illness include cough, runny nose and fever. >> curry's exploits on the court are becoming legendary. last night social media was buzzing especially about one particular play. >> curry the rebound! put back, fouls. >> the 6'3", 190 pound guard outmuscled 6'11" dwight howard for the rebound. curry finished with 40 points, seven assists and five boards. he told reporter afterwards he had leverage on howard, surprise him and was in the

right place at the right time. that play signifying how the warriors just kind of played last night. >> how curry played too. i will say it was a fun game to watch. at some point i was just -- >> it's all very exciting. one stage at a time. >> it's great. >> i'm going to the giants game later this week. i thought how cold it would be at at&t park. i think now looking at the forecast it will be fine. it will be fine at least for the giants later in the week. for today it will trend warmer than yesterday but right now we have low clouds and fog near the coast and near the bay but the clear skies well inland. here's the latest now on live storm tracker 2, you can see we have the fog, barchgdz up near the shoreline. in fact we'll come in closer and show you the fog pattern. you can see the clouds over san francisco, oakland. santa rosa last check they are reporting mostly clear skies and clear skies out toward

fairfield, concord and livermore. at least partly cloudy skies. current numbers showing show you lots of 50s. santa rosa 50. san francisco 50. walnut creek in the mid-50s. live camera looking out towards the oakland estuary, example of some of the overcast. you can see the bay waters out there. not too much wind. not too much chop on the water but i think later on today wind will be around 10 to 20 miles an hour. for today clearing skies to near the coast. for monday, memorial day expecting cooler temperatures and then the extendedded, as you heard we'll gradually warm up in the five-day forecast. we have the clouds and the -- some patchy drizzle especially near the coast. high pressure trying to rebuild and this will be the source of warming for today. so just one day of warming, that means lots of 70s inland, as this high weekend we'll clear off in the monday forecast. today, once again, showers pop up near the sierra and fog

hugging the coastline. that will push back in the overnight hours and into monday morning. for the afternoon hours clearing back to near the coastline for monday afternoon. but everybody warmer than yesterday especially for the inland areas. lots of mid to upper 70s. oakland tops out at 67. livermore upper 70s, 77. san jose 74. cupertino 73. and san francisco in the mid- 60s. 65. here's a look ahead, five-day forecast. cooler for memorial day, we'll gradually warm up later in the week. by wednesday and thursday you can see inland neighborhoods back to the mid-80s. beaches mainly in the low to mid-60s. mike and claudine, see the five- day forecast? over the next few months you may hear more of the term el nino. that could be a big impact for the upcoming winter. something to watch.

in the next few weeks. >> thank you. a sign of hope in the fight against cancer. the new partnership just formed with the goal of diagnosing cancer even before a tumor actually forms. >> it's not even football season but patriots fans will be out in full force. what are they doing today in a show of support for bay area native and patriots quarterback tom brady.

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down a controversial program officials say is critical to tracking terrorists in the u.s. there will be a rare sunday session today in the hopes of breaking a stalemate over the program that tracks phone calls of americans. so far lawmakers have been unable to reach a deal to reform the program or extend it when it expires at the end of the month. the obama administration says they had to start the lengthy process of winding down the counterterrorism program in anticipation of congress failing to act. a texas company that owns a pipeline that leaked oil along the santa barbara coastline is still looking for the source of the leak. it's draining the pipe that sent about 100,000 gallons of oil into a culvert, more than 20,000 gallons ended up in the ocean. a sea lion and a large number of birds and fish are found dead. there's concern it will spread to other beaches and affect other wildlife. >> wildlife recovery teams are responding to reports of oiled wildlife away from the spill

sight. animals like pelicans and sea lions can move long distances quickly so these animals may get oil near the spill source and move to other areas. >> a county official says that pipeline is the only one of its type in the county that does not have an automatic shutoff valve. that is because of a court battle that happened nearly 30 years ago. the leaking line had to be shut down manually allowing that oil to continue to spread. diagnosing cancer, even before a tumor forms, that's the goal of doctors at baylor medical center? texas who teamed up with a genetic research lab in arizona. the gene sequencing partnership is creating a blood test that can diagnose cancer yearlierier than ever. researchers say people undergoing annual physicals can have what is called liquid biopsies, not only easy and frequent but less invasive than surgical biopsies, mammograms and colonoscopies. kite be available in the next two to five years.

the earthquakes return to the stadium for the second time in four years. the last time the earthquakes played at levi's stadium was last august against the seattle sounders, nearly 46,000 people attended that game. the san jose earthquakes now have a stadium of their own, near the san jose airport and the team sold out all four regular season games played so far this season. meantime countdown continues to the women's world cup, just three weeks away. u.s. women's national soccer team will have one more sendoff game in new jersey on may 30th before they they hadhead to canada for the world cup. watch most of the matches here on fox 2, the u.s. opens against australia june 8th, then face off against sweden june 12th and nigeria june 16th. we have a full section on this at ktvu.com. under the sports tab on the home page. hundreds of patriots fans

are planning to hold a rally this morning in support of bay area native tom brady. fans are calling it the free tom brady march, taking place outside of the gillette stadium. he faces a four-game suspension for his role in the deflategate scandal last season. he's appealing the suspension. it's one of the biggest races in auto sports. the 500 will be in indiana with local flavor. jeff gordon will drive the race car. he says this came as a big surprise. gordon announced earlier this year this would be his last nascar racing season. a crackdown on protests. demonstrations in oakland last night that led to dozens of arrests. why protesters are not happy with the mayor. >> the san mateo bridge is still shut down to traffic this morning. no one is getting across. and coming up, an update on the work underway. >> in weather the low clouds and fog making a comeback

coastside and around the bay. starting with gray in parts of the bay area. we have a warmer sunday forecast and we'll look at the numbers coming up.

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challenge the mayor's new crackdown on nighttime protests. the numbers arrested in the latest demonstration. good sunday morning. you're looking live in the city of san jose. all blue skies down in the south bay there aroundshow. where the earthquakes have a game at levi's stadium in santa clara at 4:00 p.m. today. with that good morning, welcome to "mornings on 2", i'm mike mibach. >> good morning. i'm claudine wong. let's start you off with the quick look at the weather on this sunday. mark is headed upstairs to the third floor balcony. still a little gray up there. >> reporter: lots of gray. i heard you barbecued delicious food, is that right? >> you missed it by a day. >> i had ribs and corn and ice cream on the side with a little beer. >> hungry, mark? >> reporter: i miss it by one day. yeah. if you are grilling later today

we have warmer temperatures in the forecast. in fact we'll look at the current satellite and radar where we have some fog near the coast and near the bay but mostly clear skies well inland. forecast high later on this afternoon, will be warmer than yesterday. so the beaches mainly near 60 degrees but the warmest locations inland back up into the mid to upper 70s with your forecast highs for your sunday afternoon. as we look at the -- look at the view, looking out towards all the gray looking towards san francisco bay, that will gradually clear back to near the shoreline so right now we're starting with gray over san francisco, oakland, hayward, fremont, parts of the north bay as well but increasing sunshine this afternoon. as that cloud bank gradually clears back to near the shoreline. we'll look at the memorial day forecast coming up in a few minutes. maybe, probably not but -- i missed the grill by a day. >> i know you, it could be there in about an hour or so. more than a dozen protesters were arrested in oakland last night after 100 people took to the streets to

protest mayor schaaf's crackdown on nighttime demonstrations. it was announced a few days ago after more than a couple hundred people tried to march in oakland. the mayor says the ban is to protect businesses after major damage was caused during may day protests earlier this month. but protesters say it's unfair and a jort of demonstrators are -- majority of demonstrators are peaceful and want to be hard. >> i understand people don't want businesses vandalized and i understand there are people angry and frustrated, who are vandalizing those. i think that the issue is -- really grouping everybody together. >> the protesters called the action unconstitutional but a spokesman for the mayor says the city is using existing laws to make sure the protests don't get out of hand. police say they gave protesters several warnings before they were arrested. three people dead, a suspect in custody after a shooting in north oakland. police called to a home on 54th street near adeline yesterday afternoon. a man was in the house, didn't

respond when officers told him to come out. after several hours the 25-year- old man tried to then crawl out of the house but police saw him and arrested him. his name has not yet been released. once investigators got in the home they found the three victims who were shot to death. they are only being described by police as men ranging in age from 40 to 60 years old a police say they don't have a motive for the killings as of now. caltranssays bay area drivers have to put up with one more day of aggravation before the san mateo opens back up. this is a live look at the bridge scheduled to reopen at 5:00 tomorrow morning. as you can see that span empty and will stay that way for a while. crews are applying a new polyester concrete which crews say is durable and lasts a few decades. and they understand this

weekend's closure is inconvenient for drivers but improvements and maintenance are needed for the bridge which opened in 1967. >> part of it is demo. part of it is pouring the new roadway on both sides. they are doing all the activities at one time. >> there are signs, a lot of them posted along the bay area freeways warning people the bridge was going to be closed but some drivers still got confused and caught off guard, that included out of towners. >> we were just driving up from l.a. and we just wanted to take the san mateo instead of going through oakland, we figured that would be a little more congested. as we approached the bridge there was just closures. >> the bay bridge, dunbarton bridge and highway 237 are all alternates. there is gridlock this weekend, these are pictures from the toll plaza, many people, keep in mind are on the roads travel for the holiday. people using bart in the east bay will face delays again today. there's no service between the coliseum and fruitvale stations

and service won't resume until 8:00 tomorrow morning because of the memorial day holiday weekend. bart set up a bus bridge between the two stations in oakland but passengers could still have to wait 30 minutes, up to an hour. the disruption in service is so bart can actually work on those particular tracks there. bart is also using the time to upgrade the system that allows trains to move from one track to another. there will be more service disruptions on several weekends through the middle of august. muni is launching a new program today designed to speed up service on rail lines. the new system is called double stopping, two separate trains will now be allowed to stop on the same platform at about the same time. here's how it works -- the first train pulls into the station and passengers get on and off, while this is happening a second train comes in from behind and lets off riders. the first train will then leave the station, second train then pulls up to pick up the new passengers. muni says double stopping is safe, fast and eases congestion by allowing riders to get off more quickly. it's one of san francisco's

most colorful celebrations and it takes place this weekend. the 37th andual carnaval celebration which is highlighted by the parade. allie rasmus joins us along that parade route and streets will be filled with music and dancers in about 90 minutes. already looks like it's gotten busy since the last time we checked in with you. >> it looks like we're having trouble hearing her. we have these great pictures, we know she's getting interesting stories. we'll check back in with her as soon as we fix the audio problem. >> can you hear me now? away from the ncaa finals for the first time in -- we can, we'll get back to you. after two down to the wire, the dubs blew out the rockets last night 115-80. joe fonzi reports from houston.

>> reporter: after two very close games in oakland houston fans were hoping the home court would be the difference that got their team a win in the western conference finals. >> we're going to take two of them. >> no. >> no. >> reporter: what the game turned into for the rockets was a devastating punch in the gut that leaves the warriors one win away from a trip to the nba finals. in games one and two the two team's big stars, curry and harden cancelled each other out. in game three the warriors got it going with stifling defense that limited harden to just two points in the first quarter and six in the second. >> defensively is where it got started for us. i felt like we were ready to play our a-game which we did in the first half. it was a terrific defensive effort. we did the job on james who is so hard to slow down but we did a much better job on him.

we covered up some of the mistakes we made in games one and two. >> reporter: curry also started out slowly with just three points in the first quarter. but by the time halftime rolled around he had 18 and the warriors had a 25-pointed lead. >> the shooting is hard to describe because i don't think we've ever seen anybody shoot the ball the way steph does off the dribble, off the catch. 7-9 from three, it's remarkable. just a tremendous performance. >> ball movement tonight was the best it's been all series so, when you get a few, go down early in the game, it builds your confidence even more. and, thankfully i was able to knock down a lot of shots. >> reporter: in the end curry had 40 point. every bit befitting his title of this year's most valuable player. the warriors have been saying all year they have yet to play a game in which they get it all

right. despite winning by 35 points they feel there's ways in which they can still improve. the houston rockets can't be very happy about that as the warriors can now wrap things up in four games on monday night. in if houston, joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2. i think we have all our audio problems fixed so we want to go back to allie rasmus who is at the carnaval celebration. i hope you show us that cool car we got a peak of before. >> reporter: this is a cadillac sedan deville. i don't know what year it is. the opener says he keeps -- it's in his garage most of the year and then maybe two or three times a year including on carnaval in san francisco he brings to it show chairs it as part of the parade. there are a lot of different groups taking part.

let's go, you can see a group, a youth organization that teaches kids dance, song, music. you can see some of the participants are getting costumes ready. some of the kids have their makeup put on. 64 different groups taking part in this parade that is happening at 9:30. this is the 37th year they've had the carnaval celebration and over the two-day period the organization is expecting 400,000 people to attend the festival and turn out to watch the parade. it starts 24th and bryant. there's also a festival at harrison between 16th and 24th street. with music stages, food and vendors. it is free and that festival goes on until 6:00 this evening. the organizationer of the event complained it's a celebration of world cultures. >> we have many countries, puerto rico, brazil, mexico,

peru, colombia, in the parade this year. and many other countries are represented, going to the roots of africa, to africa that has in h a big influence all over the world in terms of music and beat of the drum. >> reporter: the theme for this year's parade and festival is agua sagrada or sacred water. organizers picked the theme last year when we were in the middle of the drought. more pertinent this year than we continue to be in a drought. they say the goal is to educate people about water conservation, the theme is every drop counts and so they are going to be talking to some of the people who are coming to watch the parade about that as earn goes by in their -- everyone goes by in their floats and all these dancers and musicians entertain the crowd. back to you. another dead whale has been found on a beach in the bay area. what the marine mammal center is doing to figure out how it died. >> severe weather in oklahoma as well as texas.

the flood warnings and water rescues across both those states.

good sunday morning. time now 8:14. looking towards san rafael with the low clouds and fog this morning but warmer temperatures in the forecast for today. we'll look at the numbers coming up in a few minutes.

12 people including five children have been displaced after an early morning fire in san jose. these are pictures from the san jose fire department. it began just after 5:00 this morning at a four-unit apartment building on lick avenue. firefighters say no injuries were reported. it is not clear how that fire started. emergency crews in northeastern oklahoma are telling people not to drive unless they are trying to escape floodwaters. heavy rains shut down many roads including part of enter state 40. a firefighter died while trying to rescue someone from high waters east of tulsa. the entire state is under a flash flood watch through tomorrow as the slow-moving storm continues to drop rain on the region. oklahoma has had more than 17 inches of rain this month. about 150 miles south in wichita falls, texas, teams of emergency workers are going door to door, to make sure everyone in the flood zone gets out before floodwaters cover those neighborhoods. the wichita river hit flood stage friday and continues to rise. city leaders say it's dangerous

work but necessary. >> i would rather in this case be safe than sorry. the last thing we need is for somebody not to leave and evacuate and something happens and you can't get out and the worst could happen. >> this is already the wettest may in wichita falls history and the river is expected to continue to rise. more rain is in today's forecast but the skies are expected to clear by tonight. cleveland cavaliers basketball star lebron james is calling for calm following protests in the city last night against the acquittal of a white police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed african-american couple. cleveland police arrested 40 people last night including three demonstrators who allegedly hurled an object through a restaurant window and injuring a female customer. however, there were no reports of widespread unrest. the demonstrations occurred after a judge cleared 31-year- old patrolman michael brelo of the 2012 shoes. >> it's out of my brother's character to be violent.

so all of that -- that the police have drummed up, this story about the gun, about the using the car as a weapon. that is not true. >> timothy russell and melissa williams' car backfired as they sped past the cleveland police station in november of 2012. officers thought they had fired a gun and chased after them. 13 officers fired 137 shots at the couple's car, brelo was the only officer charged criminally because prosecutors say he waited until the car stopped and fired at the car even though they had no longer posed a threated. the judge ruled he could not be sure that brelo's fun gunshots were the -- gunshots were the ones that killed the couple. let's go back to mark for a check of the weather. how it's going to warm up. >> later this week we're thinking a big warm-up. i feel we've been saying the same thing everyday. in fact we have been.

we do have warmer temperatures in the forecast a in the five- day. today lots of gray near the coast and bay. then into the afternoon hours more sunshine out there. so here's the plan for today -- for your sunday, morning fog clearing back to near the coast. today the warmest day of the weekend. then memorial day, sun/cloud mix, we'll cool off. by just a few degrees coming down about 3 to 6 degrees from yesterday's readings. you can see now on live storm tracker 2, fog bank just off- shore and also pushing back into the bay. in fact here's a closer look at the satellite. lots of overcast for san francisco now. out towards oakland. hayward and san leandro to tiburon as well and toward pacifica we have the overcast for your sunday morning. current numbers updated for 8:00, already 8:18, showing you 56 in san jose. santa rosa warmed up three degrees from the previous 49.

and san francisco now checking in 50. here's our live camera toward oak lun, another camera showing you some of the gray. forecast headlines, the clouds clearing back to near the coastline. monday, memorial day, some morning fog will shave off a few degrees. then the extended forecast, we're going to gradually warm up the numbers, in fact 80s making a comeback in the 5-day forecast. low clouds, patchy drizzle, high pressure is trying to rebuild a little pit, not that off-shore flow that wipes away the fog but still we're going to warm up the numbers, especially inland, inland neighborhoods back up to the mid to upper 70s. yesterday we had some thunderstorms develop out towards the lake tahoe area and once again we could have showers and thunderstorms re- develop this afternoon. clouds clear back to near the shoreline so still patchy overcast for the beaches and then for tomorrow morning, bigger push of the fog and as a result that will translate to cooler temperatures for tomorrow with a sun/cloud mix for monday, memorial day. temperatures for this afternoon, lots of 70s, for

clearlake to fairfield and vacaville, lots of 60s around the rim of the bay. you'll find those temperatures inland in the mid to upper 70s. flirting with the 80-degree mark. morgan hill mid-70s. san francisco 65 and halfmoon by a 60. notice temperatures not too much change into monday or tuesday. a little cooler though for tomorrow and then -- we're going to warm up the numbers for wednesday and thursday, back up into the 70s. and 80s. get ready for that change at least the next few days. >> you said in five months they are already predicting a wet winter. how does that happen? >> it's hard to if out that far but there's a possibility, but right now the water temperatures, in the equatorial pacific are warmer than average. they are forecasted to continue to warm back up and that could be more of a significant el nino for us. that of course could change the

overall rainfall pattern for the state and here in the bay area. >> in a good way? >> maybe too much. so we'll have to keep an eye on that. it's still too far out. >> thank you. historic vote in ireland. how people in the bay area and around the world are now reacting to legalizing same-sex marriage in that country. >> the veterans have told us these horses have saved their lives. >> fighting to overcome the stresses of combat. how horses are helping veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder. female announcer: through monday get up to four years interest-free

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memorial day will not be a holiday at some post offices. many branches will accept prepaid packages from businesses. they can drop off packages with prepared shipping labels at the back loading docks of the main post offices in east bay and south bay locations. the postal service says many businesses are open on memorial day so it will help them. no services will be provided at any 30e69 offices. preparations underway at the san francisco presidio tomorrow. this will mark the 40th anniversary of the end of the vietnam war and also mark 70 years since world war ii ended. the ceremony will include a parade to honor members of the military who died while serving our country. starts at 10:30 tomorrow morning at the main post of the presidio, the san francisco ceremony is one of the largest

in the bay area. there are ceremonies all around the bay area in many communities -- >> for a full list of events go to ktvu.com and click on the web links section on the home page. a new program is using horses to help american veterans overcome the stresses of combat. hundreds of the nation's heroes from across the country are making their way to the braveheart therapeutic riding and educational center in harvard, illinois every year. it's one of a number of growing programs nationwide to help veterans heal from combat to life at home. >> many veterans told us horses saved thairts -- their lives. >> it takes your mind off what you are doing and what you have

problems with and kind of relaxing. >> according to statistics 22 veterans commit suicide everyday and horse therapy is now part of treatment at more than 40 va medical centers. a special wirlt this weekend -- birthday this weekend. meet this 116-year-old, she got a special celebration in her hometown yesterday. inkster, michigan. she even got a special message from president obama. zipcars stolen. and found in the home of a woman pleading not guilty to the crime. >> the boat was stolen from the water, now san francisco police are looking for the thief on land. warmer temperatures are coming in the sunday forecast.

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live pictures from the san francisco mission district. we're just one hour away from the start of the carnaval parade. the festival began yesterday with multiple live performances. allie rasmus is out there along the parade route and will join us live in a few minutes. for all the sights and sounds from san francisco's mission district. mark tamayo has been working on perfect weather for this parade. thank you. i put in the order and you delivered. >> they had the fog this morning, into the afternoon hours partly cloudy skies, they

are ready for those temperatures. >> in san francisco, yeah. it's san francisco. >> remember last sunday we had bay to breakers. and today carnaval so lots of action in the city. >> it's the season. >> exactly. outside now, we can't get rid of the fog completely. in fact we have fog near the coast and around the bay over san franciscoaged over oakland and hayward as well. more sunshine for the inland areas and with the earlier clearing times for today we're expecting a warmer sunday forecast, not by much but just a few degrees warmer than yesterday. looking at the satellite and radar, the fog hugging the coastline up from the north all the way to the south down towards southern california. a closer look at the fog pattern over the bay area, you can pick out some of the overcast over san francisco and over oakland, southern marin county as well and basically a partly cloudy sky inland as the cloud bank mixes out and clears out. currently, san jose 56. santa rosa 52. san francisco 50.

here's the plan for today, if you're starting at ocean beach, this afternoon, readings in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. san francisco easily back up into the 60s. notice we are warming back up as you work your way inland. the microclimate starting to resurface. eventually the warmest locations inland if you're heading to antioch and brentwood temperature back up at least to the upper 70s. 78 to 79 degrees. here's our forecast model showing you the clouds clearing back to near the shoreline. so still patchy overcast. kind of cool for the beaches. inland here we go with the yellow contour, 70s approaching the 80-degree mark. so the plan for today, areas of fog this morning. cool coast for this afternoon, inland warm. there's the eventual temperature range, 60 all the way to 79 degrees. so those numbers a good 3 to 6 degrees warmer than yesterday's readings. a few changes are coming up for monday, memorial day. that forecast coming up in a few minutes. a nobel prize winning

mathematician who inspired a oscar award winning film died in a car crash. john nash and his wife were killed on the way home from the newark airport. their taxi crashed into a guardrail on the new jersey turnpike and they were ejected from the cab. the actor russell crowe played a character loosely based on nash in the 2001 film "a beautiful mind." it won numerous academy awards including best picture, best director and best actor. nash won the nobel prize in economics in 1994 despite struggling with schizophrenia. he was 86. the company that leaked oil along the santa barbara coastline is still looking for the source of the leak. more than 20,000 gallons ended up in the ocean. a large number of animals have been found dead and now there are new concerns that the oil is spreading to other beaches and effecting other wildlife.

>> wildlife recovery teams are responding to reports of oiled wildlife away from the spill site. animals like pelicansened sea lions can move long distances quickly so these animals may get oil near the spill source and move to other areas. >> a county official says that pipeline is the only one of its type in the county that doesn't have an automatic shutoff valve because of a court battle that happened nearly 30 years ago. the leaking line had to be shut down manually allowing the oil to continue to spread. a marin middle school teacher on leave after being accused of accidentally showing pornographic images in the class rom. according to the local paper it happened thursday at white hill middle school in fairfax. police say the teacher was on lunch break, using a personal computer while 13 students were working on a project. but the computer was connected to an apple tv unit in the classroom and some pornographic images popped up. the teacher quickly took those images down but this is all now

under investigation. on tuesday the san francisco school board may crack down on enrollment in its popular arts school. the school is in the diamond heights district of the city and attracts students from across northern california. right now more than 80 students from outside the city attend the school which is about 14% of enrollment. that does exceed a 10% cap set years ago by the board. tuesday's vote could ban nonresident students with possible exceptions. a grass fire in san jose already stirring fears about the upcoming fire season. >> not going to hit you. >> cell phone camera captured images of the fire behind a row of townhouses near a creek. investigators say a person welding a fence sparked the four-acre grass fire. it happened at least a dozen homes, threatened a dozen homes shy say, prompting nervous neighbors to call 911. >> i was very worried. immediately grabbed my dog, others neighbors grabbed their animals and that was my

biggest fear. my animals and there were deer running in through here. >> about five or six minutes later they called us, and a ton of resources came in. because of the location, the difficulty of getting here and number of resources saying they wanted to throw it at, because of the way the fire was growing. >> 100 firefighters, 15 engines and cal fire air tanker and helicopter making water drops, took crews about an hour to contain the fire, no homes were damaged. one person went to the hospital for smoke inhalation. the san francisco police department is now handling the case of a stolep boat that ended up stuck at ocean beach. witnesses say the boat there is named the daisy and ran aground on friday afternoon. the only person on board hopped off the boat and walked away. it turns out the boat had been stolen earlier from the st. francis yacht club in san francisco. and one witness says it didn't seem like the man had he helm knew what he was doing when he pulled out of the yacht club. >> i saw him going across the bay and it was blowing like --

blowing like crazy. like 35 knots. big spray coming all the way over the whole boat. and still doing these big crazy turns, almost turning around sometimes. >> the poet was trucked back to the yacht -- boat was trucked back to the yacht club, see it in transit. others are relieved to see that distinctive boat back where she belongs. it's still in pretty good shape and police are still looking for clues to whoever may have stolen it and why. some fran streets will be filled with -- san francisco streets will be filled with music and color in about an hour in celebration of carnaval. allie rasmus is joining us with the final preparation that's are underway. >> reporter: i'm in an area where there's 100 performers all part of the same group -- they are going to be dancing, drumming and stilting, on

stilts here. this organization is called -- ( indiscernible ). -- a nonprofit group based in the mission. the youngest performers are just 3 years old and go all the way through high school. i have with me annie, the executive director. how much -- is this -- this is a big production. >> it is. it's our flagship program. we plan for it all year. we're already planning for carnvala 2016. we're happy to be here with the youth and families. >> reporter: you have 300 kids performing as part of your dpleup. what are they going to be doing? >> starting from 3 years old, they are drumming and dancing and stilt walking. all the families supporting. just representing for the mission. >> these kids live in the area. how much time do they put in to rehearsing? >> we start rehearsing in february. they've been rehearsing a total of 13 weeks, every saturday for

three hours a day. they put in a lot of time and they are glad to show you what they've been working on today. >> reporter: one of the performers with me. nalia, what are you going to be doing today? >> i'm going to be -- walking on some stilts. >> reporter: what is the hardest thin about learning to walk on stilts? >> not falling. >> reporter: you're telling me you not only learn how to walk but fall too? >> yeah. you have to bend your knees when you walk. then you have to keep going. so once you keep going you get your balance and then you start walking. >> reporter: what do you love about performing? >> i love how everybody is so energetic and everybody is amazing. and, we have a good rhythm, of the beat. >> reporter: i can tell. i can hear it. you can see some of the dancers practicing. the parade starts at 9:30. preparations are well underway. starts at 24th and bryant. and it will head westbound and

then afterwards there's a festival with music, food and other vendors. things are just now getting started. i feel like i'm in a sea of music and feathers and costumes. a lot of fun. it starts in less than hand hour from now. >> thank you very much. here's a question -- should people have to pay to park in napa? they have not had to for self years but tourism is booming so the city council is talking about a pay to park paprofessional. it would return parking meters to the downtown area and charge $1.25 an hour for curbside and 50 corrects for offstreet lots. a woman accused of stealing zipcars in san francisco scheduled schedule return to court june 4th. 76 were stolen this spring. authorities say the thefts

stopped after arresting her, ray charles beau known as "nicole." several zipcars were found in her home and ignition override devices. she plerd not guilty to seven counts of theft. another dead whale found on a beach in the bay area. according to the press democrat this young whale washed ashore at portuguese beach in sonoma county yesterday. officials tell the paper the 28- foot wham appeared to have been dead for some time. the marine mammal center us taking tissue samples now to find out how it died. officials don't plan to remove it and will let it pull it out to the sea again. there's been a number of dead whales that washed up on northern california beaches the past five weeks. a 45-foot dead gray whale was found monday near halfmoon bay. earlier this month a 42-foot female humpback whale found near pacifica. people living near the san mateo coast warned to keep a close eye on pets after a mountain lion attacked a cat. it happened on bridgeport drive

near the halfmoon bay airport. no one saw the mountain lion but the vet who treated the cat said there was no doubt injuries were caused by a mountain lion. it happened four days after mountain day lion was seen and captured in downtown salt. all el camino real. the young animal was taken to the crystal springs dress war where it was -- reservoir where it was released. s of not hurt. how passengers will benefit -- >> america still exists. >> this is the greatest thing floating. i know that. >> serving those who have served our country. up next more from the shelter asking for help this memorial day and why the need is so great.

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8:44. looking to the golden gate bridge. lots of fog but we have warmer temperatures in the forecast. we'll look at the numbers coming up. memorial day is a time to honor the men and women who died serving our country and st. anthony's in san francisco says it's one of the busiest

time of year and they still need volunteers for tomorrow's holiday. claudine has more on how people can volunteer their time. >> we're joined by carl robleard who is with st. anthony's, thank you for joining us. >> it's good to be here. >> i was in the dining room talking to some of the folks. i think we were very surprised to hear that memorial day is actually the busiest day. why is that? >> it's probably one of the really well kept secrets. often people think of thanksgiving, christmas. always feel we're working the oscars, that time of year. everybody wants to be there. it's wonderful. people are naturally thinking of those in need, want to express that generosity. the catch 22 is that actually the holidays like memorial day, july 4th are some of the hardest times to really get folks to think about s. st. anthony's and coming in who help out. >> are they out of town? or just not thinking about it? >> it's a perfect storm, yes. theact exactly. most peeve -- people are thinking beach barbecue, beginning of summer.

it's naturally the way we think. for st. anthony's the three big factors, it's the end of the month, folks on a fixed income, pretty much out of money, our numbers always go up. then you have this holiday where folks are not necessarily tuned in to thinking about those in need. so you have this perfect storm. >> we took this video earlier this week. the other surprise is that one in five, those folks are veterans that you're serving. so people are thinking about memorial day. we honor those who lost their lives serving this country but if they are also looking at a way to honor veterans in general. serving those who have served is a good way to do that. >> that's right. you get to talk to really interesting, very thoughtful folks, basically one in five meals we serve on any day but a day like memorial day is to a veteran. so memorial day honors those who have died in the line of duty and that is an incredibly important holiday. at st. anthony's we want to honor those still living and struggling. we think that's are thele reality and it's something we're aware of everyday.

we want other folks to be aware of it. many veterans in san francisco are still struggling to meet the very basic needs. >> 2,500 meals on a regular day. 3,500 meals expected to be served tomorrow? >> i checked in with our chefs, they are preparing for over 4,000. i asked them to look back at the numbers from last year. it was 4,200 meals. that was by far the single busiest day of the entire year last year. >> so if people are watching and saying that's it, i'm coming down, do you have to sign up in advance? or just show up? and say put me to work? >> probably the former. showing up can be a little tricky for us, as much as people don't realize, there's so much planning that goes into each day and each meal. especially a big meal. the best thing get on the web site. thank you to your wonderful story we did fill up for yesterday. >> ok. >> a lot of -- people have been hearing that all weekend and they are signing up. >> amazing. >> we would want -- ideally between 80 and 100 people to

serve the meals. i think we're about there. you're welcome to -- on the web site, www.stanthonysf.org. if you can't be there memorial day we're there 365. and july 4th. more information will be on our web site as well. if you feel inspired to sign up and volunteer, it's always a good time to do it. this morning gay rights activists say they are celebrating victory. ireland has become the first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage by a popular vote. more than 62% of irish voters supported a referendum amending their country's constitution to allow gay and lesbian couples to marry. the country's prime minister says ierltd was a small country with a big message for quality around the world. >> there are countries throughout africa, asia, russia, in which it's terribly

dangerous to be gay. so we're saying to them, be civilized, follow the irish. >> same-sex marriage is now legal in 20 countries. san francisco supervisor scott weiner celebrated ireland's vote by posting on twitter. "we are all irish." here are other reactions. >> more than 50,000 others shared a picture of a double rainbow over dublin saying even the heavens foretold celebrating marriage equality. 8:49. let's go to mark for a look at how this day is shaping up. it was really gray over the golden gate bridge but you're saying give it time?

>> it depends on where you live, you can see now we have the clouds over the bay. if you live by the bay or neediate shoreline, inland spots have clearing skies near concord, livermore and fairfield. those areas will experience the biggest warm-up for today at least compared to yesterday. here's the plan, the fog this morning, gradually clearing back to near the coastline. today will be the warmest day of the weekend. and we'll shave off a few degrees into monday for memorial day. a sun/cloud mix and temperature will be cooler. still we're expecting mid-70s inland. if you want the warmer temperatures, in fact if you want more 80s we have that as well coming up in the five-day forecast. right now on live storm tracker 2, you can see the clouds towards eureka toward point concepcion towards southern california. 3567s floating around the bay and north bay as well.

it's not completely clear. currently 56 in san jose. oakland 54. san francisco, cooler side now, only lower 50s. and santa rosa 52. here's another live camera, oakland camera, still a big blanket of clouds, forecast headlines for today, the clouds gradually clear back to near the shoreline, monday, for memorial day morning fog, a little cooler and then the extended forecast, we warm up the numbers, we've been in an extended period of cool to mild temperatures. everybody warms back up in the five-day forecast. here's the bigger picture in the pacific and high pressure trying to rebuild. strong off-shore flow wiping away the low clouds and fog but we still have the fog out there. away from the coast the temperatures inland, warmest locations in the upper 70s, flirting with 80 degrees. once again we could have showers pop up out towards the sierra, we'll have the fog hugging the coastline and look what happens for tomorrow morning for monday, a bigger push of the low clouts, that

will translate to cooler temperatures for tomorrow and still only partial clearing near the coast and around the bay so it's not the greatest beach weather, still patchy fog and temperatures not warming up too much. as i mentioned today, the warmest day of the weekend, oakland 67 degrees. livermore upper 70s. san jose forecast high of 74. and san francisco 65 degrees, most of the morning as we showed you in the lower 50s. here's a look ahead, your five- day forecast, tomorrow still warm inland but cooling areawide and then we cool off into basically tomorrow and warming back up for tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week. in fact the temperatures by thursday, thinking mid-80s an i know you covered the small fire that popped up in the south bay yesterday with the warming weather pattern, that will increase the fire danger so things drying out rapidly with each successive warm-up. we'll keep an eye on fire danger with the record drought

in northern california. the price of eggs is going up across the country. up next the reason businesses from restaurants to supermarkets are experiencing a shortage. >> a plan to cut the cost of living in new york city but saving money might mean cutting out some leg room. >> as mark was talking about, nice day to be outside and if you want to spend time outside why not head out to santa cruz, the longboard serve contest at 8:00 this morning and runs until 4:00 this afternoon. we'll be right back.

construction on a new type of apartment building in new york city. check out these tiny apartments. about 250 to 350 square feet and stacked on top of each other like building blocks. developers say it might sound small but with tall ceilings and a lot of light becomes a very spacious apartment. i don't know. not sure if i'm buying it. they are designed to help make

renting more affordable for people living on their own. >> most people don't expect to rent their whole life. this is for a certain stage of life for a certain -- type of person and people move on. >> there's a good way to use the space. a number of apartments will be set aside for formerly homeless veterans at a reduced rate. the size of a subway car, they will help give more people a home in big cities. the price of eggs is going up across the country, all because of the bird flu. more than 40 million chickens, turkeys and ducks died or have been killed to prevent the disease from spreading further. the outbreak hit ranches, commercial production if silts and backyard flocks in 15 states creating an egg shortage that affects supermarkets and restaurants. some experts say it could have been prevented with better education and inspections. >> when you look at the us government they don't have enough food inspectors out there. it's been understaffed for probably 10, 15 years.

>> the biggest problems in iowa and minnesota. egg prices nearly tripled in the midwest but california flocks haven't been hit and it's partly because of the law passed by voters that requires the hens to have more space. that decreases the likelihood of diseases passed from bird to bird. levi's stadium will host the orlando sc at 4:00 this afternoon. the last time the earthquakes played there was last august against the seattle sounders. 46,000 people attended that game. now earthquakes have a new stadium of their own located near the san jose airport and the team sold out all four of its regular season games played so far this season. meantime the countdown continues to the women's world cup. we're three weeks away, the women's soccer team will have another sendoff team in new jersey may 30th before they head to canada for the world cup. watch most of those matches here on ktvu fox 2, the u.s. opens against australia on june

8th, will face off against sweden june 12th and nigeria june 16th. we have a full interactive section about the women's world cup on our web site, ktvu.com, it contains a meet the team section and stories about some of the bay area stars on that team. it's under the sports tab on the home page. hundreds of patriots fans are playing to -- planning to hold a rally if support of the bay area native tom brady, fans calling it the free tom brady march and it's taking place outside gillette stadium. he faces a four-game suspension for his role in that deflategate scandal last season. he's appealing that suspension. protesters take to 9 streets of oaklands, in the 9:00 hour, their message to the mayor days after she announced a new crackdown. >> work continues on the san mateo bridge. we have an update on the progress and tell you when it's expected to reopen. still some stubborn low clouds and fog especially coast slippedslide and around the bay.

and some what of a change in temperatures. updates coming up.

dancing, dozens of parade floats and thousands of people

expected for carnaval. preparations are underway. >> houston we have a problem. >> dominating game three securing a victory over the houston rockets. fans are preparing for monday night and the chance to sweep the western conference finals. welcome back to mornings on 2. >> good morning everyone. it was a dark day outside with a lot of cloud cover. it doesn't mean you can't go out and do something. i played baseball, went swimming, went on a bike ride with my son. get outside. >> dress in layers a little bit. once you move around, you will warm up. today is warmer, the warmest day of the weekend. temperatures inland are back up to the mid to upper 70s. we have fog you can see lingering coast side, even a few patches inland. today is the warmest day. the warmest spots are in the

mid to upper 70s, lots of 60s around the bay, beach is 50 to near 60. it will be cooler monday for memorial day. right now there is that fog bank near the immediate coastline and patches of fog sneaking inland and also around the bay itself. this in fact has expanded in coverage over the past hour or south headquarters it is not clearing out yet. we are expecting that later this afternoon. santa rosa, mid 50s, san francisco is still a cool 50 degrees on track to reach the 60s this afternoon. our forecast model is showing clouds clearing back to near the coastline this afternoon and temperatures on track inland. the yellow contour links with 70s, cool end of the temperature spectrum that you see in the upper 50s near 60 near the immediate coastline. here is the plan for today, this morning. there is lots of fog out there, cool coast for afternoon hours, warm numbers inland. there is the temperature range, 60 to 79 degrees. we will cool off for monday,

memorial day. we will take a close look at that forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you mark. more than a dozen protesters arrested in oakland after 100 people took to the streets to protest the mayor's crack down on nighttime demonstrations. that was announced two days ago after 200 people planned to march. the ban is to protect businesses after major damage during may day this month. protesters say the ban is unfair, the majority is peaceful and want to be heard. >> i understand people don't want businesses vandalized. i understand people are angry and frustrating and are the ones vandalizing. the issue is grouping everybody together. >> protesters called the action unconstitutional but a spokesman says the city is using existing laws to make sure protests don't get out of hand.

police say they gave protesters several warnings. three are dead and a suspect in custody after a shooting in north oakland. police were called to a home just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. a man was inside the home and did not respond when officers told him to come out. after several hours the 25 year old man tried to crawl out of the house but police saw him and arrested him. his name is not being released. once investigators were able to get inside they found bodies of three men shot to death. they ranged in age from 40 to 50 years old. police don't have a motive for the killings. oakland has had 36 homicides so far this year. cal tran says work on the san mateo bridge is on schedule and will reopen by 5:00 tomorrow morning. a live picture of the bridge there, obviously clear of vehicle traffic as it is shut down. there are no work crews in sight, work being done a couple miles in on the bridge. this weekend is the final phase of the project that started two

weeks ago to resurface and treat the deck structure. crews are applying new polyester concrete which cal tran says is extremely durable and should last a few decades. cal tran says it understands the closure is inhave known for drivers but improvements in maintenance are needed for the bridge which opened in 1967. >> part of it is demo and part of it is pouring new roadway on both sides. they're doing all the activities at one time. >> while there are signs posted warning people about closures some drivers are still caught off guard like some out of towners. >> we were just driving up from l.a. and we wanted to take san mateo instead of going through oakland. we figured that would be more congested. as we approached the bridge, there was closures. >> the bay bridge, highway 237 are alternate routes but there is gridlock this weekend as many people are on the road

traveling during the holiday. people using bart on the east bay faced delays again today. there is no service between colosseum and fruit veil station and surveil will not resume until 8:00 tomorrow morning because of the memorial day weekend holiday. there is a bridge between the two but passengers could wait 30 minutes to an hour. the disruption is so bart can work on the tracks. they're also upgrading the systems that allow trains to move from one track to the other. there will be more disruptions through the middle of august. muni is introducing a system known as double stopping. what this means is two separate trains can stop on the same platform at about the same time. the first will pull into the station so passengers can get on and off the train. while that's happening the second train comes from behind and lets riders off. the second train pulls up to pick up its passengers. double stopping is safe, fast,

eases congestion. the carnaval celebration is underway. one of the biggest highlights is the parade. alley is live at the parade staging area which is a cool place to be now and also a pretty loud place as i can imagine. >> reporter: that's right. the breeze is chilly and it's kind of drizzling but it doesn't bother anybody here. maybe that's why everybody is drumming and dancing and moving. this group is about 400 people performing. there was a nonprofit organization -- [inaudible] there are kids in the background you can see wearing stilts over there. these are just some of the groups taking part in the parade. i am going to try to navigate

through the crowd. obviously there are a lot of photographers here. you see the dancers rehearsing and preparing for the parade. the parade starts at 24th and bryant and it starts at 9:30 but the staging area is really active right now. if we turn the camera over here, you can see some of the other costumes, colorful costumes in the distance. the theme for the parade is sacred water. the organizers say they really wanted to emphasize the whole point of water conservation. every drop counts in a drought. you can take a look here as we are walking. here is one of the dancers, our live truck, look at that! i guess that's an easy place to take a rest. the festival started yesterday in san francisco and it continues today. over the two day period they expect as many as 400,000

people to turn out along with the parade that starts at 9:30. people will be lining the streets to watch. there is also a festival at harrison street between 16th and 24th and that's where they have different music stages, food booths, vendors, and also selling things there. the festival is until 6:00. the parade starts at 9:30. obviously we were able to give you a little bit of a taste but there will be a lot to see here a half hour from now. >> we definitely heard the drums. that's for sure. they were banging over your voice but finally we got you. thanks. appreciate it. houston, you have a problem. it's the golden state warriors. one week away from advancing to nba finals. they ripped across the rockets in houston, 115-80. curry again proved why he was the most valuable player, scored 40 points and made seven of nine three pointers. >> you get a few go down early

and it builds your confidence even more. thankfully i was able to knock down a lot of shots. >> understatement. knock down a lot of shots. game four is tomorrow at 6:00 in houston. if warriors win they will make it to the finals for the first time since 1975. at 9:30, our sports guys will examine last night's win and we'll look ahead to tomorrow night. ucfs says it looks forward to having the warriors as a neighbor. they plan to build an arena across from the new ucsf medical center at mission bay. the chancellor supports this as long as traffic can be managed to ensure safety with patients and staff. the hospital has been meeting regularly. the support is in contrast to a group of big money ucsf donors campaigning against arena fearing it would increase traffic and limit access to the

hospital. a warning about how dangerous upcoming fire season could become. at 9:30, grass fire sparked by construction that threatened nearby homes. >> if you are looking for something to do this memorial day weekend, san are a moan's art -- ramone's art and wind festival started today. admission there is free.

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national security agency is beginning to shut down a controversial program officials say is critical to tracking terrorists in the united states. senate will hold a rare sunday session in hopes of breaking a stalemate over the program that tracks phone calls of americans. so far lawmakers have been unable to reach a deal to reform the program or extend it when it expires at the end of the month. obama administration officials say they had to start the lengthy process of winding down the counter terrorism program in anticipation of consequence failing to -- congress failing to act. telling people not to drive unless they're trying to escape flood waters. heavy rain has roads shut down as firefighters died trying to rescue people. the entire state is under a

flash flood watch as this slow moving storm continues to drop rain on the region. oklahoma has had more than 17 inches of rain this month. 150 miles south in wichita falls texas teams of workers are going door to door. they want to be sure everyone gets out because the flood waters will cover the neighborhoods. wichita river hit the flood stage friday and has continued to rise. city leaders say it is dangerous work but it's necessary. >> i would rather in this case be safe than sorry. the last thing we need is for somebody not to leave an evacuated area and something happens and you can't get out and the worse can happen. >> this is the wettest may in history and the river is expected to continue rising. more rain is in today's forecast but skies are expected to clear by tonight. a section of point rays beach is closed to help endangered bird species.

visitors will not be allowed near where snowy plove rs are nesting. that section of the beach will be off limits to people through the end of september. >> dog flu expanded to 12 states. most have been in illinois where an estimated 1000 dogs have contracted the illness. it has also been discovered in california. the virus spreads from nose to nose or direct contact between dogs. signs include cough, runny nose, as well as fever. a special birthday held in michigan this memorial day weekend. meet 116 year old tally. she's thought to be the oldest woman in the world. tally got a special celebration in her hometown yesterday and the mayor delivered her a special birthday message from president obama. >> one of the biggest races in auto sports. indy 500 will be in indiana with some local flavor.

jeff gore dan will rise the pace car in this morning's race. he has dreamed about racing in the indy 500 since he was a child. driving the pace car came as a surprise. gordon announced earlier this year this would be his last season. >> that gets me thinking about save mar350 coming up next month. >> that's always fun. it's always really hot too. >> every year you are out there. >> i have been, and it is always very hot. >> you have been in the car and gone around a track? >> if i say yes, will you think i am cooler? i have been on the track. >> loud engines. >> yes. they didn't allow me in the racine though i would have been awesome. >> you would have shut them out. there is no major heat in the forecast for the short term. we have been showing you cloudy

cameras but we'll change the mood and show you sunshine in san jose with mostly clear skies. san jose is on track to reach the 70s this afternoon. it will be warmer than yesterday. we take a look at the forecast for today and for memorial day. today will be the warmest day of the weekend. you see temperatures inland in the upper 70s. around the bay, upper 60s. the beaches aren't warming up much. we'll shave off a few degrees tomorrow as we increase clouds a bit more into the monday morning forecast. active weather across texas, oklahoma, kansas. i saw some lingering rain showers. i was tracking this at 10:00 last night and we are still tracking rain for this part of the country. for us, we are dry now. we could have pop up showers toward the sierra this afternoon but low clouds and fog still hugging our coastline towards point ray and golden

gate bridge, half moon bay, a solid deck of overcast near san francisco bay. as far as current numbers, there are lots of 50s across the board except it is beginning to show 60s out there. san jose is 58, santa rosa, mid 50s. carnaval forecast today, you have seen the live shots and the excitement there, we have fog this morning. skies becoming partly cloudy with temperatures throughout the afternoon on track to reach lower 60s between 1:00 and 4:00 this afternoon. we have the patchy drizzle this morning especially coast side. as we widen the view in the pacific, weak high pressure is building in. with that inland neighborhoods are in the mid to upper 70s. we don't have the strong offshore flow that will wipe away the fog but it is still up over yesterday's readings. by thursday this will translate to more mid 80s toward concord,

livermore, antioch, usual places that get the heat. the beaches are not warming up too much. we have fog this afternoon into the evening near the shoreline and that will gradually push into the bay overnight and just with more of a presence out there tomorrow morning we will cool things off for monday for your memorial day forecast. temperatures this afternoon are mainly in the 70s toward santa rosa and fairfield, livermore is 77 degrees. more neighborhoods, san jose 74 and san francisco 65, half moon bay checks in at 60. in your five day forecast you will see temperatures cooling off a little bit into monday. then we'll go the other direction beginning tuesday, wednesday, thursday back up to the 70s and we might get a few comments that it's hot out there in the mid to upper 80s. you will notice a big change in the long range forecast. today there is a bump in the numbers and we'll cool off monday. >> with the 80s inland, it is

60s on the coast. >> exactly. we have options. if you want cool temperatures, head to the beach. >> we've got it all. thanks, mark. we'll be right back after the break.

security will be tight tonight in cleveland following protests after a police officer was acquitted of killing unarmed african-american couple in a barrage of gunfire. police arrested 40 people including three who allegedly hurled an object through a restaurant window and injured a female customer. there were no reports of widespread unrest. the demonstrations happened after a judge cleared the 31 year old patrol man michael -- brelo. >> it's outside of my brother's character to be violent so all of that with the story about

the gun, using a car as a weapon, that is not true. >> timothy russell and melissa williams car back fire as they sped past the police station in november 2012. officers say they thought they fired a gun so they chased after them. 13 officers fired 137 shots at the couple's car. brelo was the only officer charged criminally because prosecutors said he waited until the car stopped and fired at the couple even though they no longer posed a threat. the judge ruled he could not be sure brelo's gun shots were the ones that killed the couple. a program using horses to help american vets overcome the stresses of combat. hundreds of the nation's heroes from across the country are making their way to the brave hearts therapeutic riding and educational center in harvard, illinois each year. it is one of a growing number of programs nationwide using horse therapy to help veterans heal as they transition from combat to life at home. >> the veterans have told us

these horses have saved their lives. >> it kind of takes your mind off of what you are doing, the things that you have problems with. it's kind of relaxing. >> according to statistics, 22 veterans commit suicide each day and the range of therapies for ptsd is growing. horse therapy is now a part of treatment at more than 30v.a. medical centers. preparations underway for memorial day ceremonies at the san francisco tomorrow. this year's events will mark the 40th anniversary of the end of the vietnam war. it will also park 70 years since world war ii ended. the ceremony will include a parade to honor members of the military who died serving our country. it starts at 10:30 tomorrow morning. the san francisco ceremony is one of the largest in the bay area. there are other ceremonies around the bay area in many communities. list includes saratoga where events start at the memorial arch at 9:30. in clayton, a ceremony starts

at 10:00 am and concludes with taps. in sonoma all veterans will be honored beginning at 11:00 at the veterans memorial park. for a full list of events go to ktvu.com and click on the web links section of the home page. 9:25. it's been nearly a week since a pipeline started leaking oil into the central california coast. how that pipeline was different from any other in the region. >> warriors are one win from the nba finals. up next, our sports reporters break down some of the game's biggest moments. >> clouds and fog this morning over san francisco now looking toward carnaval with mostly cloudy skies, temperatures in the 50s. we'll look at this event and temperatures across the entire bay area later this afternoon. >> the picnic is happening

today at the presidio. that event runs from 11:00 am until 4:00 p.m.

after two nail biters in the first two games the warriors annihilate the rockets here in game three.

>> ♪ light em up, i'm on fire! >> with last night's 35 point victory, warriors are now just one win away from the nba finals, league mvp curry had another big night. he holds the records for most three pointers in a post season. warriors and rockets meet again on monday night. i was dancing by the end of the third quarter, walk of life by dyer straights all over the living room. >> are you a good dancer? >> oh of course. i have been voted the best rug cutter at lots of weddings. >> you? >> i have never seen you dance. >> warriors can be dancing into the nba finals. your quick thoughts? >> matt and i talk about this. last night was more like a regular season game because i thought i wouldn't be able to

see a blow out like this in the playoffs, and i was wrong. warriors over regular season did blow out opponents like this. i didn't think i would see it in the western conference finals. >> they were fast, spectacular, obviously the better team. >> bay area fans know this is historic what's going on for the warriors. they win one more game they're in western conference finals. they haven't done that since 1977. they're getting ready to move the nba finals. what were you doing in 1977? >> i was i think in grade school. >> that's the last time it happened which is amazing. >> i know. >> talk about this guy. steph curry, fantastic game one and game two. then he goes on the road and does that, puts up 40. >> check out this guy in the red. >> he could have easily put up 50. matt what are your thoughts

especially on the defensive side. >> you know what i think? i think i am going to go out on a limb. when will chamberlain played he was so dominant that they had to widen the lane so he couldn't just stay in the middle. i think steph curry is such a great three point shooter that over time they may have to move the line back simply because he is so dominant or players are becoming so dominant from out there. >> such a leader. we are not even talking about threes, that defensive play is symbolic of the team. >> right there is inner fire defined! >> we talked about it on the pod cast. last night when it was about four minutes to go and an announcer for espn says the air has been taken out of the arena. that's after a three point shot curry made that was ridiculous. really it took the air out of the building. >> usually my next question matt is what do warriors need

do better? it was almost a perfect game. they had i think a dozen turnovers. you want to wrap this up monday night. >> i think the interesting thing is if warriors sweep, if they win monday, they don't play for ten days until nba finals. this ain't the super bowl. what's going on? >> they can't move it up. you cannot move the finals because the finals is like the super bowl. they have to plan it. people say why can't they move the finals up? they can't. in essence you are planning the super bowl of the nba. >> humiliation is one of the headlines in the bay area. >> what is that? >> not bad. >> oh it's a newspaper. >> i want to play the last clip. steph curry on one of his threes, a fan was talking about him saying four letter words, probably not appropriate

towards steph. in the post game press conference he said well he just told them to sit down. >> curry has a lot of fun with fans on the road but profanity is one thing that he will say something more serious. you usually has a -- he usually has a lot of fun. >> he uses fans for motivation. >> i think he brought motivation from these guys. every single time something like that has happened he responds with a bunch of threes. if you are a warrior fan, they're doing us a favor by doing that. >> what a team that was last night with the assists. the passing was phenomenal. i hope they can continue this and wrap up on monday. >> thank you. >> thanks. it was fun to watch. let's talk about san francisco because the celebration is underway. you are taking a look at live pictures of 24th and bryant. it may be a little crowded out

there in san francisco. the carnaval parade just started. allie, where are you? >> reporter: we are in the thick of it. this is 24th and bryant. the parade is about to start. everyone is staging here. so over there we had a group we were showing you off the top of the 400 performers from a nonprofit. they were on stilts and drumming earlier. behind me we have the low rider group. it looks like they are just about to get started here. there is a group of about 50 of them in their cars. i am not sure if you can turn the camera this way, jacob, a few steps over this way. you see more parade contingents with dancers, performers, musicians and different groups staging. in front of us is the bay

bombs. they all restore pre-1955 pontiacs and chevys. a lot of stuff is going on here. i am going to walk over to talk to some of the spectators. over the two day period they're expecting 400,000 people to come to the festival and turn out and watch the parade. carina jones is from san francisco. what do you love about this? >> the whole latin culture. it's beautiful. we have mexicans -- a big family party. it is what it is. >> reporter: that's what organizers were saying. it's a celebration of life, celebration of world cultures but particularly latin american, african-american, caribbean. >> correct. >> reporter: what groups are you hoping to see? >> we have my cousin janet who is dancing carnaval. we are hoping we get to see her. >> reporter: what do you like about the parade?

>> i like that everybody can get together and have big parties. >> reporter: it should be pretty fun. it's just getting started right now. you can hear the engines revving and some of the dancers getting ready. the parade starts at 9:30 at 24 24th and bryant. afterwards, there is a festival with music stages, food booths and vendors at harrison street between 24th and 16th. that is free to the public. that is until 6:00. if you miss out on the parade there is plenty time to catch the action over there later this afternoon. back to you. >> i imagine allie if you do not want to go to the parade for some reason you should avoid the area. it will be tough to get around. >> right. 400,000 people over two days, tens of thousands expected today. you can see that the parade route is getting packed as it is. >> thanks so much. we appreciate it. have fun out there. >> thanks. if you don't want to go and celebrate, you can head down to

the south bay, earthquakes. >> i have a friend going for his birthday. happy birthday erik. >> should be nice weather for everybody. >> temperatures are on track to reach the 70s. it looks good in the bay area. today it will be warmer. don't head to the beach and think it will be a heat wave. they say oh the weather man says it will be hot. >> they point their finger at you. >> it will be cool at the beach with the upper 50s to 60. here you see lots of sunshine and san jose is on track to reach 74 degrees for your sunday afternoon. we'll break down your forecast for today. today will be the warmest day of the weekend. then tomorrow more clouds especially for the morning hours. we will cool off a little bit for memorial day. you can't pick out the clouds. there are reports of drizzle in daley city, cool temperatures in the lower 50s. drizzle is a factor near the coast and even around the bay. current numbers, san jose is 58, san francisco is 50, not

changing much. santa rosa is mid 50s, 60s near fairfield, liver more. carnaval, you saw the excitement happening. today we have the fog this morning and skies becoming partly cloudy. there is a temperature time line on track to reach the lower 60s. the clouds are gradually clearing back to near the shoreline. patchy overcast for the beaches. then the inland areas, there is lots of sunshine here where the yellow contour links with 70s. warmest low indications will be in the upper -- locations will be in the upper 70s. cool for the beaches but for bay and inland areas, upper 60s to upper 70s. we'll take a closer look coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, mark. 9:39. last hour we told you about the death of a nobel prize winning mathematician who inspired an oscar award winning film.

tributes are coming in. they were killed yesterday while heading home from newark airport. their taxi was trying to pass a car on the new jersey turnpike when the cabby lost control and hit the guard rail. they were ejected from the taxi. russell crowe played a character based roughly on nash in a beautiful mind. it won best picture, best director, best actor. nash won nobel prize in economic in his 1994 despite suffering with schizophrenia. he was 86 and his wife alicia was 82. russell crowe just posted this on twitter. a fire in san jose serving as a warning about the fire season that's ahead of us. cell phone camera captured

images of the fire behind a row of town houses here. investigators say a person welding a fence sparked the four acre grass fire. it threatened at least a dozen homes prompting nervous neighbors to call 911. >> i was very worried, grabbed my dog. other neighbors were grabbing their animals. that was my biggest fear. >> five or six minutes later, we had a ton of resources coming. because of the difficulty being here and the number of resources that they wanted grow at it. >> that response included a helicopter making water drops. no homes were damaged. one person was taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. texas company that owns the pipeline that leaked oil along santa barbara coastline is still looking for the leak.

more than 20,000 gallons ended up in the ocean. a sea lion, at least five pelicans and large number of fish have been found dead and there are new concerns that the oil is spreading to other beaches and affecting other wildlife. >> wildlife recovery teams are responding to reports of oiled wildlife away from the spill site. animals like pelicans and sea lions can move long distances quickly so animals may get oil near the spill source and move to other areas. >> the pipeline is only one of its type in the county and does not have automatic shutoff valve because of a court battle that happened nearly 30 years ago. the leaking line had to be shut down manually allowing oil to continue to spread. a historic vote in ireland. next, how people in the bay area and around the world are reacting to legalization of same-sex marriage. >> a san francisco woman accused of stealing 76 zip cars in a six week period. evidence found in her home as

she prepares to head back to court.

good sunday morning. 9:45. lots of low clouds and fog over oakland now and also some drizzle. we'll look at warmer temperatures in your forecast in a few minutes. this morning gay rights activists say they're celebrating victory. ireland has become the first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage by popular vote. more than 62% of irish voters supported a referendum amending their country's constitution to allow gay and lesbian couples to marry. ireland was a small country with a big message of equality

for around the world. >> countries throughout africa, asia, russia in which it is terribly dangerous to be gay. so we are saying to them be civilized, follow the irish! >> same-sex marriage is legal in 20 countries. san francisco supervisor celebrated ireland's vote by posting on twitter we are all irish. here are reactions from other celebrities. a star trek actor and more than 50,000 others shared a picture of a double rainbow over dublin saying even the heavens fore told celebrating. ellen degeneres called this an incredible accomplishment. sam smith says he is happy but shocked it took so long. should people have to pay to park in napa? they haven't had to for years but now that tourism is booming city council is talking about a pay to park proposal. plan would include return of

parking meters downtown. the plan would charge $1.25 an hour for curb side parking and $.50 for off street lots. a woman accused of stealing zip cars in san francisco is scheduled to return to court on june 4. 76 were ripped off during a six week period. when authorities arrested ray charles dippo also known as nicole the thefts stopped. they found several zip car access cards in her home with ignition override devices. another dead whale on the beach in the bay area. this young whale washed ashore in sonoma county yesterday. officials tell the paper that the 28-foot whale appears to have been dead for sometime. marine mammal center is taking tissue samples. officials do not plan on removing the whale. they're going to let the tide pull it to sea again. there have been a number of

dead whales washing up on northern california beaches. a 40-foot dead gray whale was found monday near half moon bay. people living along northern san mateo county coast are warned to watch their young children and pets after a mountain lion attack near the half moon bay airport. no one saw the mountain lion but the vet who treated the cat said there was no doubt injuries were caused by a mountain lion. the attack happened four days after a mountain lion was seen and captured in downtown san mateo. the young animal was taken to crystal springs reservoir where it was released. officials say it was not hurt. 9:48. it is shaping up to be a nice day and a little bit cooler. >> a little bit cooler tomorrow. we can't get rid of the clouds completely. there is drizzle report toward

daley city. some might call it rain. you know the definition of drizzle? if you want to impress people, say it's less than or equal to a half millimeter. >> i'll write that down. >> spread the word out there. no drizzle on this camera. we have lots of clear skies out there especially for the inland areas toward south bay. the clouds will gradually clear back near the shoreline into the afternoon hours. we have been hearing about serious flooding not in the bay area or california but across parts of the country toward texas and oklahoma, kansas. this is the radar loop over the past 12 hours. you see rainfall is really intense last night into this morning. all these are heavy rain reports or flood reports from the storm spotters out there. you can see widespread for this morning the pictures are pretty intense. we'll be watching that for later today and into tomorrow as well. for us, we have a dry forecast with the exception of showers

developing toward the sierra once again this afternoon. that was the case yesterday. you see the fog signature hugging our coastline and still pushing back into the bay. you can tell where it is clear to the south bay. we also have clear skies toward fairfield, concord, antioch, a few patches around parts of the north bay. current temperatures are in the 50s to lower 60s. it is beginning to warm up toward walnut creek with 64. san francisco is a cool 50. this tweet from the national weather service for bay area, blue skies headed into big sir. you see clouds beginning to break up from the web cam. partly cloudy skies from that shot there. we have low clouds and once again some drizzle. we covered that nicely, didn't we? we have the bigger perspective in the pacific. weak high pressure is trying to build. today will be the warmest day of the weekend. it will not be warm at the coast. we will still have patchy fog

there. the high weakens a little bit into monday for memorial day and that will be the source of cooling for tomorrow. here you can't pick out clouds pulling back to near the coastline throughout the day. they'll bunch up again later tonight and into tomorrow morning just with more clouds. that's going to be a good sign we'll cool off for memorial day with the temperatures mainly in the 60s to lower 70s. forecast highs this afternoon show you lots of 70s toward santa rosa and sonoma. more neighborhoods around the rim of the bay in the mid to upper 60s. inland you will find lots of 70s. san jose is 74. santa cruz is 71. mike was talking about the long board contest in santa cruz later today. forecast high in san francisco is in the 60s. your five day forecast, you will see temperatures cooling off a little bit into tomorrow. these were all minor changes. the next biggest change you see

for tuesday but especially wednesday and thursday with the 80s making a come back. we can be talking about more 80s inland and with the fire danger, it will be going up. we have to keep an eye on that as things dry out. >> we saw a little yesterday with the man welding a fence, four acres. >> random acts can change everything. >> thanks, mark. we have been taking a look at some of your graduation pictures. this is oscar, recently one of our interns. he just graduated from san francisco state. congratulations. up next we will share a few graduation photos of our own. san jose earthquakes returning to levi's stadium. the match up at the home of the 49ers. if you are looking for a different way to spend your sunday, head to union city for the water festival. this celebrates the importance of water. it is held at kennedy park in

union city. mornings on 2, back after the break.

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san jose earthquakes return to levi's stadium for the second time in less than a year. the team will host at 4:00 this afternoon. last time earthquakes played was last august against seattle sounders. nearly 46,000 people attended the game. san jose earthquakes have a new

stadium of their own. it is located near the san jose airport and the team has sold out all four regular season games played so far this season. the count down continues to the women's world cup. we are three weeks away. the national soccer team will have one more send off team before they head to canada for world cup. >> watch most of those matches on ktvu. u.s. opens against australia june 8 and they will face off against sweden on june 12 and nigeria on june 16. we have a full interaction section on ktvu.com. it contains a meet the team section and stories about the bay area stars. you can find it under the sports tab on our home page. we have been showing pictures of various graduations you have shared with us. we thought it was fair that we share a couple of your own. >> apparently you couldn't find

any graduation one. >> that was senior year. >> honestly i couldn't find a graduation picture of my own. >> woah! look at that pose. what were you doing in high school? i am sitting there being a serious student. >> i am thinking about things, pondering my future, college, going to ucla. >> you had visions. >> and a permanent. mark, where is your picture? we don't want to talk about it? >> is that why rosemary bailed today? >> didn't want to show her picture. >> redwood high school is where i graduated from. >> one last check of the weather. >> five day forecast is showing you this. today we have fog in the morning and then a little bit cooler monday. if you want warmer temperatures i think you will like wednesday and thursday especially inland up into the mid to upper 80s. we are locked in this cool

weather pattern forever for the past ten days. >> home of the giants. >> congratulations to the graduates. >> absolutely. >> that is our show for this morning. stay tuned for fox news sunday with kris wallace joined by mike huckabee. he tells a story of a man named tom day who made it his mission to have taps played by bugle player at every military funeral across the country. >> enjoy the rest of your long weekend. have a happy memorial day. we'll see you next weekend.

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