police surround an oakland home looking for a suspect, how it is tied to a deadly shooting. flags flying on this memorial day, how people in the bay area pay tribute to those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in honoring those who are serving our country today. we are live in freemont at the quarry lakes regional park, a popular destination, people could go boating or fishing but taking a dip is off limits. in minutes smith will tell us what officials found in the lake that has prompted them to tell everyone to stay out, good morning, thanks for watching mornings on 2, may 25th memorial day, i'm tori campbell. i'm dave clark, let's talk about weather and traffic, steve is off today but rosemary is here and you are saying dress for drizzle. we are seeing it this morning, the sun is up but hard press today find it, giving you

a look here at even into i think of the east by hills where we are looking at cloudy conditions over areas here as well, you have to get farther in antioch, brentwood stretching into the sacramento valley this morning, even a little bit of cloud cover because the delta breeze is quite strong this morning, has let you up some but gusting to 30 miles per hour in the early morning hours, giving you a look at the footprint, not picking it up in here but it is cloudy here as well so from the coast inside the bay and inland communities northeast and south, but again you go a little bit farther in land and we are seeing the break on the east side of mount diablo, the winds have actually picked back up, they had dropped off to 20 miles per hour, sustained gusting to 31, concord, that southerly breeze at 13 has been with us, relatively calm, santa rosa, napa, again it's cloudy,

it's a bit cool out there, patchy drizzle in many areas, if the winds are blowing it is going ting to feel chilly. 53 expected for fountain view, second half of your morning and into the afternoon, temperatures will be slow to climb in fact along the coastline in the 50s the entire day, mostly cloudy skies, upper 50s in the forecast, daly city, half moon bay, 60s around the bay, 70s will be for the warmer inland spots. temperatures will bounce back, we are going to see temperatures into the mid and upper 80s eventually. all right, rosemary, thank you. sal your damage authority is off today but we are still watching traffic for you this morning, in fact here is a live look at the san mateo bridge, the bridge is open again. these are live pictures, traffic moving across the san mateo bridge again, it opened

this morning as scheduled after being closed to be resurfaced out there. drivers are going to see temporary pavement markers, the permanent stripping will be added at a later date. we are looking live at the by bridge toll plaza, clear as a bell, you could roll a bowling ball across it. here is a look at 880 in oakland, also looking nice and easy and brosly this morning. >> not many people driving on the road. 73:03 we are following developing news in oakland where a police standoff has ended without the arrest of a homicide suspect, new information on what -- with new information on what investigators found inside a home they believe may have been a motive for the deadly shooting. >> reporter: and good morning, tori and investigators are still here outside of this home this is 100th avenue, they put

some police tape around the house that we are talking about here. oakland police lieutenant says a dispute over a marijuana grove found in that home may be the motive for a shooting that happened here near here yesterday evening, up-close look, police won't tell us how many plants are inside only that they were in the house and also in the garage. now police and swat team members surrounded this home last night looking for a homicide suspect. yesterday just before 8:00 p.m. there was a shooting at 99th and dante, a block away from here, two people shot, one man died, the other was hospitalized, within minutes they got tips from neighbors and witnesses police came to this home they believe was connected to the shooting suspect. the police had -- police commended the neighbors and people who live in this area for alerting them and directing them to this house. >> we also had a lot of help from the residents, people here really cared, they are the ones

who notified us, they completely cooperated with us, it is because of them that we were able to do what we did. >> reporter: and after surrounding the home for 9 hours, swat team members at left 9:00 -- what they did find was a marijuana grow and that is some of the evidence that some investigators are continuing to assess, you can see them standing outside the home this morning, there were two victims in the shooting, one of the men died, the other was hospitalized and the man who is hospitalized is in stable condition, he apparently has spoken to investigators but investigators say he is not being cooperative, police don't have a suspect description to give us just yet. dave, tori back to you. >> thank you. 7:05 four people were arrested, 19th 0ers were cited after protests in oakland, about a hundred demonstrators marched along broadway to

protest the crackdown on nighttime protests, she is using existing laws to prevent nighttime protests that had previously turned violent and destructive, protesters called the policy a curfew, last night ease protest was mostly peaceful, there were no reports of any damage. a warning if you will be heading out to a popular east bay swimming spot this memorial day you will not be allowed to swim at quarry lakes regional recreational area due to dangerous blue algae bloom, live at quarry lakes park to explain why this algae is a problem for swimmers. >> reporter: good morning, tori, we are seeing people slowly trickling in for the memorial day holiday coming here to go fishing, hiking, walking the trails, as you can see from this sign right here if you plan to go swimming you will have to go elsewhere because blue green algae is present in horseshoe lake. and so it's closed to swimming.

visitors tell us they get algae every year but the lake looks completely different this year, it's full of toxic blue green algae likely caused by the drought, it's rare but very dangerous, it can cause skin ash, abdominal pain and allergic reactions, signs are posted everywhere warning visitors of the temporary closure due to the water quality yet that hadn't deterred visitors from enjoying the water, we meta visitor this morning to came to enjoy the lake. >> i don't get too much contact with the water because i am catching fish. but other than that, no. i would be more concerned like with people that's come down for recreation with their dogs and dogs drinking the water. >> yeah, that's right, it's not just harmful to people, the algae is harmful to dogs and can make them sick as well. so, owners are encouraged to

keep their dogs on leashes so they don't freely drink the water. as for fishing, visitors are advised to watch their catch very carefully after gutting the fish out. and again, the rest of the park is open to barbecue, to hike, to take in the scenery, you just can't swim this memorial day and they are hope to go open the waters back up to swimming this wednesday. we'll see. back to you. >> all right, well probably not ideal swimming weather today, not too much of a problem there. thank you. time is 7:08, firefighters in vallejo are trying to figure out what spark add fire yesterday morning, the flames broke out just before 9:00 a.m. on sacramento street, it's the third fire in that area in the past 8 months. investigators say this fire is considered suspicious in part bus the building did not have electricity. investigators say the homeless were likely using it as a place

to stay warm. a homeless in campment may be blame firefighters say the fire near the interaction of west capital, the road was shut down as crews made their way into the area to put out the flames, it took them two hours to contain the fire, no one was arrested and no one was hurt. tori, 7:08, the american flag flying high on this memorial day, americans nationwide and in locations around the world remembering those people who died serving in the military, almost 60,000 americans were killed during the viet nam war which officially ended 40 years ago this month. one bay area veteran who for the first time is opening up about life after viet nam and what he does now that he says is very important for the future of the nation. >> we all different areas. >> reporter: a home with an american flag inside photos tell the story of an american

veteran. 20-year-old ernie here now decades later unlocking the scent of the viet nam war. >> you could smell the heat, the charcoal, jungle, jp 5 jet fuel, my ronable discharge. >> reporter: unlocking life after war. >> it was in july of 11969 i was in san diego i got spit on, hot coffee poured on me. it broke my heart. i am on the lower left. >> reporter: he was no drafted but enlisted after the war began in 66. >> war is a whole different story, you think you know what it's all about but you don't. >> he graduated from high school in 1966, and 49 years later he has come back not for class reunion but to talk about war. >> now when i was your age. >> reporter: u.s. history students eyes wide open glued to every word, i knows they've

read about the war, now knows someone who lived with. >> what was your worse day in viet nam, and i -- i never thought about that before. >> someone who can drive home the reality of it and for him that is important. >> april 4th, 1967, i was just carrying guys that looked like me from helicopters to open sided ambulances to the hospital to triage and that really messed me up, that was my worse day. >> amazing thing, bus i, you know, i belong here in school, and being anywhere else is daunting, it's really scary. >> the whole idea of being over there is to get home alive. >> to actually get someone from that time period in history and bring them into the class and, i mean, in talking to him, it's like i think you get to see the more human aspect of the work. >> they gave me six weeks. >> he battled another war cancer, december 1977. >> what was the bigger fight for you. >> cancer, it was more personal. the war wasn't personal, the war was there and the war was

dangerous and the war was scary. and intimidating. but my cancer was more personal. >> right here. >> and on this memorial day weekend with the stars and stripes in mind. i feel this a bit, didn't do enough. you know, why couldn't i have done more, why didn't i volunteer for this. how come i was in the rivers when some guys were humping the jungle. there are 266 names that. >> he remembers the close ones he lost, ten of them. >> they could see in color exactly what war is all about. >> but he also honors them by telling their story to another american generation. >> what was most about your service. >> what a story, that was mike reporting. ernie he will be the featured speaker this morning at the memorial day event at the civic center. >> what an amazing gift to be able to hear his story. it makes it personal. >> history comes alive.

71:29, a couple shot and killed -- 7:12, a couple shot and killed, unrest after. honoring those who served our nation, the special significance memorial day has this year in our nation's capital. great start to your holiday, partly cloudy skies expected at least away from the coastline for today, temperatures will remain unseasonably cool, checking in on your current conditions, in the extended forecast a big warmup coming your way more on that coming up in just a bit.

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troops, it happened at the military bare racks where 22 people were killed in a terror attack, the motive behind this shooting still not clear. 7:15, u.s. troops are paying their respects to fallen soldiers at a memorial day service in kabul afghanistan, general john campbell attended a wreath laying ceremony today more than 2300 u.s. soldiers have died in afghanistan in the last 14 years. today we especially honor all of our fallen of this war, we remember the over 2300 american soldiers sailors, air men, and marines who have been killed in action during the last 14 years. >> the u.s. and its allies are focused on supporting and advising afghanistan security forces as os pop. time now 7:16 on aring and paying tri your to those who

gave their lives, joining us live now in washington d.c. where memorial day has a special significance this year, doug. >> reporter: good morning, well you know, it's a beautiful morning here in washington, it's a special time to be at these memorials, this is the word war 2 memorial, we had some veterans here today to pay tribute to some of their fallen come rads, the pentagon is growing increasingly concerned about those hard fought gains in iraq. as motorcycles from rolling thunder made their way across nation's capital reminding of missing in action,. >> we never leave a cam rad behind. that's what this march is all about. >> reporter: but carter was much less charitable when it came to a growing crisis in

iraq, ground that had been won by u.s. forces many who gave their lives and are remembered today. >> what apparently happened was that the iraqi forces just showed no will to fight. they were not out numbered. they vastly out numbered the opposing force. and yet they failed to fight, they withdrew from the sight. >> one iraqi official called that charge base less. this weekend though has largely been a time to reflect on those who served and gave everything. the west lawn of the capital played host to the national memorial day concert but there was at least a brief scare. capital police set off a small explosion in a vehicle they thought was carrying a pressure cooker with an odd or of gasoline, they later determined that it was not a threat. ultimately they don't think

this was connected in any way with terrorism, it was out an abundance of caution, they put wreaths down here at the world war ii memorial, in less than an hour president obama is to be at the arlington cemetery at the tomb of the unknown. it is coming up on 7:19, we are still keeping an eye on traffic for you, it's pretty light, here is a look at highway 4 near pittsburgh bay point, normally this is packed westbound, but as you can see not too many cars out there. >> highway 24 and lafayette, also clear as a bell, no traffic problems, traffic moving clearly. >> and another look at the golden gate bridge looks foggy there, rose mary is going to talk about the weather in a moment, a traffic nightmare for drivers next weekend is averted for now, doyle drive leading to the bridge was supposed to

close this coming thursday, may 28th through june 1stfor the final stage of the replacement, caltrans said it will not be closed because the fire marshal must first certify the tunnel. doyle drive leading to golden gate bridge will be open this coming weekend. so we are looking at those pictures of the golden great bridge if you are planning to go out and be out, you should dress accordingly. >> we have father gloomy one. relatively speaking not too bad but when you consider the cloud cover, passing drizzle it's damp out there, yeah, you may want to bring along that jacket, san francisco pointing towards the bay bridge where visibility could be tough not only in the by area but if you are thinking about heading toward the sierra for your holiday. i 80 at done never we've got this to deal with in areas right up along the pass you are

going to find thick, dense fog and when it's dense like that visit down to a quarter mile, we'll be mostly cloud along the coastline today, we are going to see these clouds break away from around the bay, it could linger just a little bit into the east bay, a lot like yesterday. partly to mostly cloudy as we get into the 1:00 hour, i am seeing a little bit of haze here inside the bay, so perhaps a little bit of better clearing, coastline is going to remain stuck and stubborn for the entire day, upper 50s in the forecast, cloudy skies, breezy conditions expected, not going to be a beach day, sierra, fog this morning, dense fog in some areas and for the afternoon will a slight chance for afternoon showers as well as thunderstorms, between california and nevada we may see some of that on the west slope side, 53 in walnut creek, 54 in hayward, shift along the

peninsula, 54 at sso now reporting delays bus of low clouds an the fog, so that to be aware, 51 degrees in never add dough, santa rosa, areas like belle month, 53, 53 for wood side, upper 50s saratoga, 54 degrees in morgan hill, temperatures slow to warm with all that cloud cover out there this morning, partly cloudy low 60s in the forecast, on shore breeze if you are seeing the a's, parking lot will be opening up in the next hour or two, if you are tailgating expect gloomy weather at least through the morning hours hopefully breaking away. to the east bay we have low to mid-60s, low 70s in danville, south by 71, 71 for sunnyvale, wood side, 61 expected in san

francisco, the extended forecast temperatures won't change a lot as we get into your back to work tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday there is a notable jump in those numbers coming our way, mid to upper 80s for inland city, mild around the by and better along the coastline, more sunshine there, but going back to those inland areas. >> yeah. >> haven't seen numbers like that since the first, second day of may. >> yeah, so it has been a long stretch of really cool weather not unwelcome for many of us. not crazy about the heat. >> yeah, 88 is a bit warm. 7:23, it's a sight that is becoming more common sadly along the coast, what may be to blame for a fourth dead whale washing ashore. an employee who was almost killed in a jewelry store is talking about it, the progress he has made, the support he is getting and what is in his future.

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it's 7:26, north bay man who almost died during a jewelry store robbery in napa is thanks his boss for helping save his life. he can't remember about what happen april 20th at napa valley jewelry, two robbers came in, one of them knocked porter to the floor, the store owner grabbed a metal ring

sizing rod, porter went into cardiac arrest. so his boss gave him cpr. >> i know that bob would have done the same thing for me, that is the kind of person he is, you don't -- once you make that decision you don't even think about it. >> now the police have arrested two teenagers in connection with the attempted robbery both are charged as adults. the inspired the academy award winning film a beautiful mind died in a new jersey car crash on saturday. john nash and his wife a leash a were heading only from the airport, they were trying to pass another car on the turnpike when the cab driver lost control and hit a guard rail. the cabbie was hurt and remains hospitalized. after russel crowe played the john nash character in the 2001 movie the beautiful mind, the film won several academy

awards including best picture, direction director, when krowe heard the news, my stunned. actors and comedian anne meara has died, they were a prominent come team for decades in nightclubs and tv starting back in the 1960s, she appeared in sex in the city, survived by her husband, comedian actor ben stiller and daughter actress amy stiller, anne meara was 85 years old, confirming she died but not releasing any other details. 7:28, something the warriors haven't done in decades what the team needs to do tonight to make their dreams of moving to the nba finals a reality. we are live in san francisco where crews are putting the finishing touches

into a memorial day ceremony, we'll tell i about the other ceremonies throughout the bay area. outside this morning joined by partly to mostly cloudy skies, cool temperatures and for the afternoon unseasonably cool once again, i'll have the numbers expected for today and tracking a warming trend coming up.

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>> it's gray, it's chilly. >> there were quite a few sprinkles when i was walking into the station, i had my it's just a bit of a damp start out there, we had plenty of cloud cover to go around. partly cloudy skies for the afternoon, at least along the coastline, giving you live look here, you can see -- well it's tough so ' but we are looking into san francisco you can see a few drops on the lens in the 50s right now, 51 santa rosa, 52 in san francisco as well as oakland, livermore, san jose you are checking in at 57, second half of the morning and into the afternoon these are going to begin to peel back and we are going to look at partly cloudy skies, join land communities will be mostly sunny. upper 50s in the forecast here, 60s around the by and inland cities will be in the low to mid-70s for today, take a look

at that shade of orange, that is going to to becoming our way. a big i can't yum on the way, temperatures here in comparison so you can see how short we are when it comes to the numbers for the average. going to 71 oakland, just a few degrees shy of the average, you are looking at 71 typically about 76 at the end of may. 70 for mountain view, 65 in hayward, 69 san rafael, mild and 75 expected for antioch, 74 in livermore as we get into the second half of the week temperatures going to soar, i will have a look at the extended forecast coming up. sal is keeping an eye on the roads for you not too much traffic up there as would expect, here is a live look at the bridge, the bridge is open again, traffic is moving across

it, opening up this morning after being closed for the entire weekend for resurfacing work, you will see temporary markers. this is a look at the bay bridge span and it looks pretty light, kind of gray and gloomy there as rosemary with was telling us, this was one popular alternative when the bridge was closed over the weekend but quite light on this monday morning. 880 and oakland and traffic very light this would be a much different picture probably tomorrow morning or normal workday but again light traffic this morning, dave. tori, memorial day is the day of people who died, there are several events planned all over the country and around the bay area, ktvu joining us live at the san francisco one of the biggest ceremonies will be taking place where you are right now, brian. >> reporter: it will be taking

place later this morning, i mean this is a humbling site on this memorial day, crews are setting up for that memorial plan later, each of the gravesites here, the tomb stones, the grave stones, they have an american flag, approximately 22000 of them placed here over the weekend just quite a sight to see here. today's memorial day ceremony, will mark 40 years since the end of the viet nam war, 70 years since world war ii he ended, starting at 10:30 include a march with the 191starmy band, guest speakers including rear admiral thomas, kernel janet, 21 gun salute with the u.s. army 75th pacific training division. and at 7:00 there will be a memorial day vigil at the crosses of lafayette off highway 24. this memorial started back in

2006 by an antiwar protester, the widow of a world war ii veteran, there are several ceremonies throughout the bay area, mill valley volunteer firefighters memorial day pancake breakfast and parade at 10:30 this morning, at 9:00 a.m. observance by the castro valley memorial area, and then there is a ceremony at 99:45 this morning before the opening of california's great america in santa clara the park is offering free admission for service past and present men and women, live you can see crews set ugh up for the ceremony planning to start at 10:30 this morning going to be just a wonderful ceremony remembering our fallen heros, several other events planned throughout the by area, another update where the events are taking place, cam book you.

>> live from the presidio,. if you want to see a full list of events around the area go to our channel 2 website, click on the web link section on the home page. 7:37 we are learning more about the oakland man killing his own father and two other men in a triple shooting, police say 31 damian robinson you are render ready -- surrendered saturday night after a two hour standoff, once he was arrested police discovered the bodies inside. neighbors tell the chronicle that robinson does not live at that home. police have not released a motive in the shooting. a man found stabbed outside an east bay bart station is in stable condition, he the victim had been stabbed several times, he was taken to the hospital, police have not released any

suspects or information on the motive. another whale has washed ashore on a by area beach, it's the 8th to wash up on a northern california shore in the last five weeks, some scientists like everyone else wondering what is going on. a young 28-foot gray whale washed up on pore to you geese beach saturday between jenner and the bay. the fact that we are seeing so many whale mortalities in a small gee graphic area is setting off alarms, last week a gray whale 40 feet long was found decaying and rolling in the surf. a stranded bay was found as well, this is a tail end of the gray whale migration in which the strag letters are making their way back to arctic waters and their health can be diminished by hunger. >> they have not fed since they left arctic waters since last fall so they are working on an empty tank of gas when they are

under weight and malnourished that can open up malnutrition related conditions,. >> ocean nutrients drive in colder temperatures, that is something scientists are looking at, many have been pulled away from the whale data to go to the oil spill in santa barbara. a court hearing set in redwood city this week to discuss the mental health of gypsy hill murder suspect, he is suspected of killing three young women found dead in northern california and in reno in 1976, prosecutors say dna collected from the crime scenes matches his. he hadn't entered a plea but says he is innocent, two psychiatrists have been asked to examine him. meantime in cleveland, 71 people arrested over the weekend during protests after a police officer was acquitted in

a very controversial shooting. officer michael brelo was acquitted for the 2012 shooting death of an unarmed boy, timothy russell and williams were in a car that back fired as they sped past they thought the sounds were shotted fired, they chased after the car, 13 officers fired 137 shots at that car, brelo was charged because prosecutors said he kept shooting after the car stopped even though the two people no longer posed a threat. >> they did not deserve to die for fleeing and alluding, that is not a death sentence. >> now a judge ruled the prosecution did not prove brelo shots were the ones that killed the two people. the police department of justice is now reviewing the case. golden state warriors are on fire finding themselves in a position they have not bin in in four decades, after a huge

win they are one win away from becoming western conference champions and going to the nba finals, taking a lock at how they are preparing for tonight's game. >> there was no bass being in the warriors game 3 blowout that gave them a commanding 3-0 series lead over the rocket, on an off day they were back at it working out at rice university, there was a sense to close houston out in a four game sweep warriors need to continue what they did to is well. >> those are the two most important things for us on a nightly basis. >> defense is the focus for us as a team, we have very very talented offensive guys, everybody, you know, so, the key is to be the anchors of the defense. >> nba most valuable player steph curry continue to amaze, besides his 40 appointments, 7

for 9 three point shooting, he blocked dwight howard off the boards, pulled down an offensive rebound and got himself to the free throw line. >> it's a stretch, i like it. unexpected surprise for both people, right place, right time. >> he is who he is, he is reserved but competitive, he is -- modest but arrogant. you know, it's incredible combination of confidence and humility and the way it manifests itself in the game is -- it's really fun to watch. >> the overused, must win situation does now apply to the rockets, and the warriors don't expect them to be easy to close out. >> it's easy for us to stay hungry because none of us have really experienced this before or accomplished really anything. until that happens there is no

-- there is no time to really lose focus or to change anything about how we've gotten here. >> to say that history favors the warriors would be an under statement, nba team that have led playoff series 3-0 are 116 and 0 all time, so unless the rockets stage a come back for the ages, all that remains to be seen is whether the warriors wrap things up tonight or at a later date. john fonziktvu fox 2. since the game is in houston tonight, several watch parties are being held across the bay area, these are two places that you can watch the game in oakland, as well as soft barbecue and spirits in livermore, tipoff is at 6:00, we don't want to jinx anything it starts to look like the

championship series will be between the warriors cavaliers, the warrior's route on saturday, cavaliers needed overtime and their game 4 is tomorrow in cleveland. time is 7:44, it is a popular spot to spend a holiday weekend in california, make sure you leave one thing at home, in 20 minutes major crackdown and the ways people are trying to get around it. up next, ktvu fox 2 showing you how bad the damage is and how people are coping. for your holiday we remain locked in seasonably cool weather pattern, i will show you when i expect that temperatures to get warm, coming up.

. 7:47, a couple missing for more than two weeks has been found in a remote wilderness area of san diego county, 79- year-old is he ill and deanna at a boy scout camp, his body was found near a white car. bed well was inside the vehicle, she is said to be dehydrated and in serious condition, but some say it's amazing she survived because she has diabetes, the couple got lost leaving the casino in value center on may 10th, they were trying to take a short cut to their son's house in palm springs. well we may be in the middle of a drought, the southwest part of the country is dealing with a different

situation, a line of storms has dumped record rainfall spawning tornadoes an causing major gladding, ktvu fox 2 wrong join ugh us in the video. >> reporter: good morning, tori check out the pictures, the pictures comous of texas and oklahoma, three deaths are being blamed on the storms, keep in mind that region had also been in a drought for years, similar to the situation we are in now, but this is clearly the danger of what can happen when you get too much too fast, reservoirs are pull and waters are spilling over, in fact in texas at least 2000 people have been forced from their homes and an estimated 400 homes have been destroyed. >> honestly it looks like a hurricane came through here. and it's everything's torn to pieces. >> reporter: and we are getting more reports of trouble, we are hearing about 8 people in texas

when the vacation term home they were staying in knocked it off its foundation and carried it down to the river. and in a clear example of how strong that water can be, check out this kayaker, on the far end, he had fallen into the flood waters yesterday, the rescue was captured on cell phone video, he was wearing a live jacket as can you see it looks like he really needed that life jacket to keep him afloat in the waters, by standers used toe straps to pull him to safety, he was taken to a the who, he is expected to make a full recovery. it does appear at this point the weather may be starting to let up just a bit, some evacuation orders are being lifted in some areas but certainly we are keeping an eye on the situation in texas and oklahoma, certainly thinking about keeping those residents in our thoughts and the very serious situation they are dealing with. >> the contrast with what we are dealing with here the lack

of rain. and the drought they've had for so many years and now it's coming too fast. >> all right, thank you, claudia. 7:50, sal is off today but we are still watching traffic for you, let's take a look at the by bridge toll plaza it should be nice and easy, to. >> easy breezy, here is a look at macarthur maze in oakland, very light traffic. >> let's check interstate 280, live pictures, you can see no traffic out there at all. >> all right we want to check in now with rosemary who is in for steve, another kind of cool and dry -- well drizzle, i guess, looking at the midwest. yeah, so even though it is winding down just a little bit, still very active, inch to two inches of rain over texas for today, take a look at at thunderstorms, this is going to spread into the midwest and can you see here areas right around

mississippi with tornado warning as we speak so still very active even though not expecting it to be adobes as we had seen recently. coming back home we showed you a little bit of gray sky out there and it remains the case, along the coast, join land cities another gloomy weather, all up and down the coastline at this point. partly cloudy skies away from the coast today, right along that stretch of the shore it is going to remain gray with temperatures in the upper 50s for today, patchy drizzle outside this morning as well, if you are stepping out early for memorial day services, please be prepared for a little bit of damp weather, we'll begin to see a turn around by midweek wednesday, temperatures are going to fly, 80s back in the forecast, at this hour under mostly cloudy skies 54 in hayward, 54 sfo, delays for flights, 54 in fairfield, 57 for san jose, shifting into the

east bay, antioch 53, 50 for lafayette. afternoon highs for today, 71 for nevado, 71 in santa rosa. 64 san leando, 75 brentwood. 73 saratoga as well as gilroy, peninsula, 66 sahn bruno, 61 san francisco, san francisco cloudy the entire day yesterday, could be tough to see that sunshine once again today. as we get into your extended forecast we'll be slightly better for tomorrow, the big change will come midweek wednesday, it finally shifts in, take a look at the numbers, some of the warmest temperatures we've seen in weeks, talking about the beginning of may, we hit 90 degrees, upper 80s for inland cities, 70s around the bay, 60s up the coast. >> holding on a couple days.

>> we've been overdue. 7:53, a new study showing high altitudes may increase baby's risk for sides or sudden infant death syndrome, a colorado study published in a journal of pediatrics, babies who live above 8,000 feet are twice as likely to die of sides than those who live in elevations below 6,000. further study is needed to determine whether there is a solid connection, previous research done in austria's alps had similar result, the lead researchers the risk of sides is still very low. and according to a new study fewer hospitals are sending new moms home with free baby formula because it discourages breast feeding, in 2013 only 1 in 3 maternity wards give away formula compared to almost 3 in 4 hospitals in 2007.

studies show babies who are breast fed grow up to be healthier, more intelligent and bond better with their mothers, breast feeding is also believed to reduce the risk of breast cancer later in life. >> interesting. time is 7:54, we'll show you the star studded show of support for a man who was cyber bullied because of his appearance.

welcome back to mornings on 2, former isreali has been order today serve 8 months in prison, after he was found illegal taking money from a u.s. supporter, dramatic downfall of a man who worked out to work a historic peace deal. that sentence comes in addition to a six year prison sentence he received last year for a separate bribery condition did a strong earthquake rattled japan in its capital city, the magnitude 5.3 quake was centered in the suburbs of tokyo, briefly shut down rail lines, officials also closed down runways at one airport for infections, no damage or injuries reported, but officials are warning people to be prepared for after shocks. and it's been one month since the first of two

devastating earthquakes hit nepal killing 8600 people and left thousands of others displaced, some survivors say they have yet to receive any government aide and fear that the monsoon season could trigger more landslides and cause more disease and sickness where people don't have a dry place to shelter, the government says it estimates it will cost $7 billion for the country to rebuild. we are still following a developing story in oakland, a tense standoff in oakland has ended but the police investigation is far from over, up next, live report on the shootings connected to that stanoff and what police found inside a home. the waters at the popular east bay spot may look inviting to some, but why somewhere i am hers are asked to stay away this memorial day, we'll have the details coming up.

89:02, new this morning we are live right now at arlington national cemetery where president obama is honoring u.s. troops who have lost their lives in the line of duty, these are live pictures right now, the president and members of the military there holding a salute to honor the -- this memorial day, the president will be laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier that happens every year, this is a typical tradition. a few minutes he is also set to make remarks, his weekly address this is the first

memorial day since the u.s. ended its combat operations in afghanistan and let's pause to listen to the national anthem. ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ [ music ] ♪

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♪ [ music ] ♪ >> you have been watching live, the president laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown, a tradition that happens every memorial day, this observance program is hosted by the department of defense and arlington's memorial anthem theater, they are both free, open to the public, you see people behind the president, space is limited and seating available on a first comed, first serve basis and so it's been recommended people get there as early as possible to get a good seat. later today there will be a

national memorial day parade in downtown dc and the grand marshals will be veteran from world war ii for that event. so it was a very special and moving sight to see the president laying the wreath there and taking a moment to remember and honor those who have served this country. >> no speeches, just respect, so 'em respect. >> exactly. welcome back to mornings on 2, thank you for joining us, i'm dave clark. i'm tori campbell. rosemary is in for steve this morning, still a little chilly, cloudy and even a little drizzle this morning. >> we can't shake this. >> no we can't. it is going to stick around and then we will see changes come our way, out our door a lot of gray out there, even a little damp, patchy drizzle pal -- falling over, well inland to get that sunshine areas like antioch and brentwood, 50

degrees right now santa rosa, low to mid-50s in areas around oakland, livermore into san jose, for today temperatures will be slow to warm, bully lunch time at least away from the beast -- by lunch time at least away from the coast, 50s in the forecast, we'll see temperatures by side communities in the 50s, when i come back i will have a detailed lock at your neighborhood and we'll talk about that warming trend back to you. sound off, keening an eye on the roads here is a look at san mateo bridge, traffic moving across it after being closed for the entire weekend for resurfacing work, drivers will see temporary pavement markers on the bridge, permanent stripping will be added at a later date. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza light arizona you would expect on this holiday, a look on 880 oakland,

hardly any traffic this morning but it may pick up later this afternoon. and if you are riding public transportation today, expect to see trains and buses a little less often, bart, call tran -- caltras. time is 8:08, following developing news in oakland where a police standoff has ended without the arrest of a homicide suspect. we went on the air but you have new information on what investigators found inside a home that may have been the motive for a deadly shooting, alley. >> reporter: well that investigators found a marijuana grow, that marijuana grow, a dispute over it may have been the motive for a deadly shooting that happened. now that shooting happened just before 8:00, right around the corner of this section, are are intersection, witnesses and

neighbors directed police to this corner. right now you can see in front of the house police officers are standing guard, you can see the front window has been broken out after swat team members went in early this morning, now, the shooting happened just 8:00, a block from here, one man died, the other man was hospitalized and again police surrounded the home they believed was connected to the shooting suspects. after surrounding the home forked hours, swat team members left around 5:00 this morning, the search for the suspect continues, again we have some -- police lieutenant will tell us what investigators found when they went inside this house, what investigators found when they went in side this house they found marijuana, they found some in the house and also in back garage area.

the search for the suspect continues, the suspect was not in this house. again, there were two victims this shooting, one died, another was hospitalized, investigators have been able to speak with the man who was hospitalized who is in stable condition, investigators say he is not being cooperative, police do not have a suspect for us. search continues. back to you, dave. >> all right, thank you. time is now 8:91, men time four people were arrested, -- meantime four people were arrested, 19 arrested, a hundred demonstrators marched, they were protesting mayor shaft's crackdown on nighttime protests, she is using existing laws to prevent nighttime protests that have in the past have become violent and destructive, protesters say this is a curfew, last night's protests were peaceful.

well a popular east bay recreational spot is off limits to swimmers after blue green algae was discovered in the with water that could be harmful to your health, car referee lakes park in freemont, what are the warning signs? >> reporter: well, dave, torri mentioned in the past hour, it may not be too enticing still visitors are reminded not to even touch this water here because of the blue algae that is growing. a warning signs have been posted everywhere at quarry lakes alerting visitors, there has been a buildup of toxin that can cause skin reactions, abdominal pains. the east bay park regional district says it's a rare and it's a dangerous sight most likely caused by the drought. we've seen some visitors up early this morning, one man

told us he isn't too worried. he believes it's still safe to go fishing. >> eventually it will dissipate, it's like a bomb that comes up from the bottom of the lake and comes up to the surface and that is all you see around the edges. not a scientist but this has been a completely different year than it normally is. >> reporter: and as for fishing, they can fish, the rest of the park is open so families can picnic, they can bike, they can hike, they just can't swim this holiday. the district is hoping to open it back up to swimming this wednesday after retesting the water. and a quick reminder, this algae is not only harmful to people but also harmful to dogs and so if you are planning to come out here and bring your pets make sure you keep your dogs on leashes and you watch out to make sure you don't drink the water, dave back to

you. >> good advice, you say again it's nippy out there right now, correct? >> reporter: yeah, it's a bit cold so i don't know if any one is brave enough for want to go in the water to swim, don't do it here bus of the algae. >> good advice, thank you. it is coming up on 8:14, something the warriors haven't done in decades, what the team used to -- needs to do to make their dreams to moving to the nba final. daring robberies happening at gas stations and how the owners of the gas stations they are left thousands of dollars in the hole. outside this morning we are joined by clouds, drizzle, cool weather pattern lasting knee your memorial day. i will have your number numbers for you coming up.

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welcome back to mornings on 2, 8:17, thieves have been robbing the bay at the pump and stealing a lot of cash. well now there is new surveillance video in hopes of catching the thieves, you see a man walking up to a machine, uses a drill to open up the boxes. moments later he ties a chain to the box with the cash inside. >> this is really frustrating,

actually, i mean, it's 2015 and this is happening, so it's really -- it's really frustrating. >> this gas station owner says the thieves stole $4,000 at one gas station 3500 bucks at another, the theft are are happening early at night or early important going in los angeles dozens of people who love to dance came out to support london native, the dancing man who came into the spotlight after a cyber bully posted photos of him dancing. hoping to make fun of him. but the idea back fired and o'brien shot up to near celebrity status on saturday organizers through a massive party in la to celebrate the 47- year-old and make a statement against cyber bully, ferrell and moby was there. o'brien said he is overwhelmed

by the power of positivity. >> this all started with someone attacking me. and the message is there is so many more nice people out there than there is bad people. >> could you understand that? >> well, i understand that sentiment. >> right, examly, he is very pleased, yesterday o'brien threw out the first pitch and also danced on the jumbo tron. >> wow. >> okay. time is 8:19, sal is off today as you know, we are still watching traffic for you on this memorial day, highway 4 near pittsburgh bay point, look how easy that looks, cars out there but not any heavy traffic which is normally very busy, it looks good right now. >> ha is the case for highway 24 and laugh yet, very very light commute. >> and the golden gate bridge, another easy ride just for you. >> right, and we also want to let you know there is a change

in plans for savopoulos -- san francisco from the golden gate bridge, the planned closure of doyle drive was going to be closed from thursday may 28th through next monday, june 1st, that has been postponed so the state fire marshal can safety systems in the tunnels, a new date so more can be done will be announced after the fire marshal does his investigation. a lot of people are thinking about doing something outside, rosemary rye is saying, you know, bundle up, a blanket or something. >> absolutely. if you like yesterday you liked today, if you hated yesterday you are not going to be so happy with the weather today, a lot of cloud cover out there, very widespread patchy drizzle this morning in many areas, as we get into the second part of the day we are looking at changes along the coast, we are going to be socked in for most of the day, not necessarily a warm beach day, partly cloudy to michael

canet for the afternoon, here is a look at storm tracker, the entire coast down into southern california with the gray skies this morning, on shore breeze is going to remain with us, fairfield reporting 92 miles per hour, earlier gusting to 30, quite robust at times and it is blowing that cool pacific area into the valley. light breeze in napa ride about 3. temperature wise not budging a lot, we know we had that cloud cover in place, horde for those numbers to rebound, 52 in nevado, 56 mountain view. if you are expecting somebody into sfo this morning arriving flights at least some of them are delayed, that is out there this morning. low 60s expected in downtown san francisco this afternoon, you go in land mostly sunny and mild, concord, antioch,

pittsburgh, brentwood as i get into the numbers for the north bay looking at 71 for son sonoma, the coast for the afternoon i should say by the water, 65 oakland, low to mid- 70s, danville, pleasanton and livermore. brentwood will be one of the warm early case, san jose 71, 72 for cupertino, warming to 71 redwood city, 60 san francisco upper 50s, cloudy skies and afternoon sea breeze for the coast, extended forecast there, not much change going on for tuesday, a big warmup coming by midweek wednesday, thursday, mid-80s in the forecast, warmer than that for the first part of the weekend, upper 80s for inland cities, and upper 60s along the coast. have i heard about any flight delays. >> yes, about an hour delay for some flights coming in so sfo.

>> bus of the clouds. >> yeah. >> okay. >> thanks, rosemary. a big change for new moms, maternity wards used to offer free baby formula but the freebies are going away, the reason for the big change and why it has nothing to do with money. good news all the way to japan, a bay area coffee chain spreading its local flavor to asia, we'll tell you why people are waiting up to four hours to get it.

it is 8:25, u.s. troops are paying their respects to fallen soldiers at a service in kabul, afghanistan. general john campbell the top u.s. commander in afghanistan attended a wreath laying ceremony today, 2300 soldiers have died in afghanistan in the last 14 years. >> today we especially honor all of our fallen of this war. we remember the over 2300 american soldiers, sailors, air men and marines who have been killed in action during the last 14 years. >> the u.s. and its allies are focused on supporting and advising afghanistan security forces as opposed to an active combat role. time is 8:26, california's drought has city officials desperate for creative ways for to help water supply, one popular idea is gaining momentum, they are talking

about drinking recycled water sewage has been filtered, cleaned and disinfected, they call it direct potable reuse, people in orange county and parts of texas they've been drinking recycles water for years, officials say if this drought goes on the options are running out. a coffee business that started in oakland now taking its local flavor all the way to japan. talk being blue bottle coffee they are opening a store in japan, the first store outside the u.s., so far it is a major success. long lines have led to wait times of about four hours in japan. blue bottle operating 17 cafes in the san francisco by area, new york and la. the company raised almost $26 million last year to expand outside the u.s. time is now 8:27, it's a sight becoming more common lately among the bay area

coast, what scientists say may be to blame for this. and we are live in san francisco where a couple hours from now hundreds will pay res pecks at a memorial day ceremony here, coming up we'll tell you where some of the other memorial day events are taking place. and another round of clouds and patchy drizzle, partly cloudy skies away from the coast, we will remain on the cool side, have a look at the afternoon highs coming up.

♪[ music ] ♪ for heros proved in strive. >> i tell you the pictures, the music says it all. good morning, here at ktvu we are wishing everyone a respectful memorial day, live pictures in san francisco people will be gathering here to honor and remember the members of the military later this morning, coming up in just two minutes ktvu fox 2 news brian flor he will tell us about the events scheduled throughout the bay area today, stay tuned. it is monday morning, it is may 25th, it is memorial day, i'm dave clark. thank you for joining us, let's check your weather and traffic and steve is off today but rosemary is here with an interesting forecast. yeah, we continue with the gray skies out there, a little bit damp, we have patchy drizzle, if you are thinking about stepping out, you have a

service to attend it is going to to be a little cool, gray sky for most of the morning i think we will see the sunshine breakthrough by the second half of the morning and early afternoon, areas like the coast, perhaps portions of the peninsula will be with dry skies for the entire day, 56 in redwood city, 52 in oakland, 52 in napa, 56 degrees in livermore, as we shift into the east bay, 54 in antioch, starting out at 49 degrees, 52 for danville with on shore breeze, so the clouds again breaking away as we get into the second part of the morning and early afternoon, notice the coastline remains with the overcast skies inside the bay, the east bay shoreline yesterday mostly cloudy for the entire day, we may get better clearing for the afternoon, partly cloudy skies continue and then as we get into the afternoon, notice the temperature is still cool,

upper 50s up the coast, 60s around the bay, 70s in the forecast, we are going to see warmer weather as we move into the second part of the week, when i come back i will have detailed areas for your high today. thank you, well sal is off today but we still watch traffic for you any way, here is a live look at the san mateo bridge which is open again after being closed to traffic over the weekend, traffic as you can see even though it's light moving across the bridge, you will see temporary pavement markers out there, permanent stripping will be added at a later date. and let's check out the by bridge, couldn't get any nicer than this. a little bit of cars out there but no problems. and let's check 880 in oakland, again, there are some cars on the road but no traffic problems to report, tori did all right. thank you, dave. it is 8:33 we are live at

arlington national cemetery where president obama is honoring u.s. military men and women who gave their lives. >> please stand if you can or raise your hand so our country can thank you once more. >> those who braved the mountains of korea, the jungles of viet nam, the deserts of the middle east, and in the past decade we've seen these values on display again in the men and women of our 911 generation. for many of us this memorial day is especially meaningful, it is the first since our war

in afghanistan came to an end. today is the first memorial day in 14 years that the united states is not engaged in a major ground war. so on this day we honor the sacrifice of the thousands of americans service members, men and women, who gave their lives since 911 including more than -- >> once you have been watching live president obama on this memorial day giving remarks, remembering those who gave the ultimate sacrifice and memorial day is the holiday set aside in our country to remember the men and women who give their lives while serving in the u.s. military, there are events to mark the occasion across the country, you saw one in washington d.c. ktvu fox 2 brine flor he in san francisco where one of the largest ceremonies will be taking place later today, good morning, brian. >> just a couple hours from

now, good morning to you, crews are putting into finishing touches to the ceremony that is expected to take place roughly 10:30 this morning, if you take a look at each of the gravesites, there is an american flag placed there, 22000 american flags placed over the weekend by cub and boy scouts, such an amazing sight to see. ceremony will mark 40 years since the end of the viet nam war, some of the events this morning again starting at 10:30 including a march with the 191starmy band, guest speakers, ear admiral thomas f brown the third. noontime there will be a 21 gun salute with u.s. army's 75 pacific training division, hours before the ceremony we saw one man paying res pecks to miss mother, he comes here twice a year, once on mother's day, the other time today,

memorial day. >> my dad gave me a lot, my mom gave me more. and it's very -- i am the only one that comes to visit her. she is still with me all the time. and i'm -- that's all i can say. >> reporter: several others will be paying res pecks whether at a ceremony or not, dta buses, rail trains will stop for 1 minute at 3:00, that idea started about 40 years ago by a group that honors fallen troops, veterans and families the organization is asking everyone to stop whatever they are doing at 3:00 p.m. and remember our fallen troops. there are other memorial day ceremonies, in saratoga events start at the memorial arch at 9:30, in clayton 10:00 a.m. ceremony planned ending with the playing of taps. and in son only in a all

veterans on ared starting at 11:00 a.m. just one of several ceremonies planned throughout here in the by area, live such a somber and humbling sight here in san francisco, several people making their way here, veterans, band members, making way for this ceremony that is starting to take place around 10:3 this morning, bring you another live up date at noon, back to you. all right. thank you. thank you, brian. and for a full list of memorial day events, go to our website at ktvu.com click on the web link section of our home pain. time is 8:38, the cash us of yet another whale has washed up on the by area beach, the 8th whale in five weeks found on the northern california coast, scientists are searching for answers and the reason why. no i now on saturday a young 28- foot gray while washed up on pore to you geese beach. officials say the fact that we

are seeing so many dead whales in the same small geographic area it's i can't recall ling, last weekend an adult gray whale was found decaying. and a stranded gray whale was found in mendocino. the migration where the strag letters are making their way to arctic waters. >> they have not fed since they left arctic waters last fall. so they are working on an empty tank of gas when they are under weight and malnourished, that can open up a whole bunch of malnutrition. >> food and nutrition thrives in colder temperatures, a lot of them the scientists have been pulled away from all of the whale collection data right now to deem with the oil spill in santa barbara.

time is 8:39, shifting gears, golden state warriors they are on a roll. finding themselves in a position where they haven't been in four decades after that big win on saturday now they are one win away from becoming western conference champions and then going to the nba finals, ktvu fox 2 sports anchor joe takes a look at how they are getting ready for tonight's big game. >> reporter: there was no boss be in the warriors' game three blowout that gave them a commanding 3-0 series lead over the rockets. on an off day they were back at it working out at rice university. there was though a sent that to close houston out the warriors need to continue that they did so well. >> we defended and took care of the ball, those are the two most important thing. >> defense is the focus for us as a team, we have talented

offensive guys, everybody, so, the key is to be the anchors of a defense. >> seth curry continues to amaze people who see him every day, besides his 40 pounds, 7 for 9 three shooting, he blocked tight howard off the boards, pulled down an offensive rebound and got himself to the free throw line. it's a stretch, i like it though. probably uni can pecked surprise for most people, right place, right time. >> he is who he is, he is reserved, competitive. he is modest but arrogant. you know, it's incredible combination of confidence and humility and the way it manifests itself in the game is -- it's really fun to watch. >> the overused must win situation does now apply to the rockets and the warriors don't

he thinks peck them to be easy to closeout. >> it's easy for us to stay hungry because none of us have really experienced this before or accomplished anything, so until that happens there is no -- there is no time to really lose focus or to change anything about how we've gotten here. >> to say that history favors the warriors would be an under statement, nba teams that have led playoff series 3-0 are 116- 0 all time, so unless the rockets stage a come back for the ages all that remain the to be seen is whether the warriors wrap things up tonight or at a later date. >> thank you. well since the game is in houston tonight, several watch parties are being planned around the bay area, era art bar and lounge and tribune tavern, in oakland. soma street food park and

pedro's can particular na's are holding events. the game starts at 6:00 if now in the east in conference final at the cleveland cavaliers also one win away from the finals, go ahead, lebron just like this. the warriors had their route saturday night, cleveland needed an overtime win against the atlanta hawks, cleveland won, cavaliers 114-11, they have a 3 game to none lead in the series and their game four tomorrow in cleveland. >> boy that will be interesting, don't want to get ahead of yourself. i can see it. >> lebron versus steph. >> it's like waiting for a sneeze dr. we may be dry as a bonine california, other parts of the country are dealing with torrential rain, how people in the southwest are coping with a

deadly string of storms. sudden infant death syndrome, the surprising thing that doubles a baby's chance of dying of sids. only minor changes in the forecast for your monday starting out with overcast conditions, partly cloudy skies for the afternoon an temperatures running cool for this time of year, how much longer this pattern is expected to stick around coming up.

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. welcome back, a line of storms stretching from the gulf of mexico to the great lakes has dumped a great amount of rain, hundreds of homes have been destroyed, thousands of people have been evacuated. in our studio now, claude even and the pictures are a pretty dramatic. >> yeah, take a look at that, incredible damage from these storms and have you to keep in mind, just like we are facing a drought now, a lot of that region has been dealing with a drought for years, i want to give you oklahoma city, last year it got 4.29 inches of rain in the whole year last year, this year it's at more than 20 inches, getting 18.2 just this weekend. and that puts some of these pictures into perspective, there has been major flooding and tornadoes, at least three

people have died. oklahoma a police officer died. about 400 homes have been destroyed. >> honestly it looks like a hurricane came through here. and it's everything is torn to pieces. >> you know, we are still getting more reports of trouble this morning, we are hearing about the search now for 8 people in texas, they were all in a vacation home with a bunch of other people and that home was swept away by a flash flood. it carried it down the river near corpus chryst i. if you take a look at this video, you can see that is a kayaker, he fell into the flood waters yesterday, the rescue was captured on cell phone video, fortunately he was wearing a life jacket, he needed that to keep himself afloat. bystanders used toe straps and you can see from the video they are pulling him out of the water, he was taken to a near by hospital, he is expected to

make a full recovery, some residents have been allowed back in their homes puts the weather is improving, it's going to take a long time to recover from this when you talk about the amount of damage and devastation by all this rain. >> wow. >> incredible, dramatic to see. >> all right, thank you. time is coming up on can 49, sal is off today, i am sure he is sleeping in getting ready for the warriors game. here is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza as you expect very light on this monday morning but it could be different this afternoon as people head into the city, back. the weekend. here is macarthur maze, you didn't see it like this often. >> and a lock at interstate 280 in san jose, light, this is typically a bit of a problem spot during most weekday mornings. >> rosemary is talking about the forecast how you should dress as you go out on this memorial day. dress in layers, a light jacket because we are looking

at temperatures in the 50s, which not too bad but when you combine that with the cloudy skies and the cool on shore breeze and that patchy drizzle out there this morning it could feel cool for you, as we get into the afternoon we will have mostly sunny skies for in land cities, and mostly cloudy skies for the coast, 52 degrees santa rosa, as well as oakland, 56 in livermore, 57 san jose, these numbers haven't changed a lot throughout the entire morning, it doesn't allow the numbers to rebound, we have a system dropping through, moving through areas of the pacific northwest, it continues, the unseasonably cool air, helps to keep that marine layer as well, as we get into the second half of the morning, it does begin to break away, partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies, shore lin yesterday cloudy the entire day, at least future cast model hoping to give you a better

clearing for today, and again for the afternoon we are not going to see much sunshine along the coastline. we have a few showers popping up as well as the sierra, although earlier models had a little bit more moisture falling over the sierra, leaving in that slight chance by chance if you are going to the sierra. 71 in nevado, 69 san rafael, mid-60s for richmond, yes have low to mid-70s for the inland areas, 71 for san jose, peninsula 61 san francisco, cloudy, sea breeze for the afternoon along the coast. extended forecast, temperatures won't change much as we get into tuesday, but then we do finally begin to see that warm trend as we get into wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, upper 80s in the forecast for inland cities as we get to the start of the weekend, mid-70s

around the bay, upper 60s expected along the coast. all right. >> a little more seasonable, normal for this time of year. >> it's been weeks since we had this type of weather pattern. >> thanks. time is 8:51, a new studies on babies, high altitudes may increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome, a colorado study published in the journal of pediatrics, babies who live above 8,000 feet they are twice as likely to die of sids, than those who live in elevations below 6,000 feet. scientists say they need more study os on this know, despite the findings, the risk of sids is still very low. there is i can't noer new study that says fewer hospitals are sending new moms home with free baby formula because it discouraging breast feeding. the cdc found in 2013 only 1 in 3 maternity wards gave away baby formula.

that is compared to almost 3 in 4 hospitals back in 2007. the studies showed babies who are breast fed grow up to be more healthier, more intelligent and they bond better with their mothers, breast feeding is also supposed to reduce the risk of breast cancer. coming up on 8:53, one the most watched audio events. >> the indy 500 featured something, a scary moment.

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every single day. together, we're building a better california. boy scouts, girl scouts in southern california give a touching tribute to fallen service members, more than 4,000 members gathered at the los angeles national cemetery salute willing and placing flags at all 86,000 graves. >> it's very born to uphold the traditions of america and bring

these little guys along. >> i hope that they take home the price that our men and women have given for our freedom. >> every year local scouts also take part in the tradition and place fags at cemetery. we get to talk about the indy 500, one of the most watched events in sports, the native and nascar driver jeff gordon drove the pace car kicking off this year's race, david letterman was there, but scary moments in the pits, two crew members were hit by a car, right there. they were taken to the hospital, they are doing okay with four laps to go juan pablo montoya would grab the lead and he won the indy 500. one last look at the roads this holiday, can't say traffic because there is none. >> the san mateo bridge is open it reopened early this morning after being closed this weekend. >> here is a lock at 880 in oakland, only a few cars out

there right now. >> can we look at the bay bridge toll plaza, there is nothing there. >> it's empty. >> and as you can see the weather there, sky pretty gray and overcast this morning. >> every shot we took has a gray side, looking at a lot of overcast sky out there this morning as we get into the afternoon, mostly cloudy along the coast but the rest of us will see sunshine, temperatures a lot like what we had yesterday for today, and then as we get into the second part of the weekend we do have a warmup coming our way. >> okay. >> mid to upper 80s for inland. get ready. >> just hold on. >> right. rosemary, that is our report for this morning, we thank you for making ktvu fox 2 your choice for news. and ktvu fox 2 is back at noon, you can always get your latest local headlines on ktvu mobile app at ktvu.com thanks for joining us.

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