drivers stranded, cars abandoned. the storm in houston that's created a flash flood emergency leaving roads impassable and fans at the rockets' game. fire crews are popping up after a small brush fire comes close to a home. we'll tell you what official says may have started the fire. very slow trying to get into san francisco. we had an earlier crash near the bridge. the damage is done. traffic is very slow approaching the bridge from all freeways. good morning. it's 7:00. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. rosemary is in for steve.

>> good morning. we have more another round the clouds. today will be the last day. we'll transition to a warmer pattern on wednesday. overcast skies, patchy driz. 50 degrees in santa rosa. 53 san francisco, oakland you are holding at 55. 56 in livermore and upper 50s in san jose. hopefully, you had the morning off yesterday. but if you did, exactly like what we did yesterday, a near repeat. for the afternoon, a near repeat for the second half. you get up over the east bay hills, snition and low to mid- 70s in the forecast for your afternoon. let's put numbers on the screen. 72 expected for morgan hill today. 70 for mountain view. low 70s in redwood city, 66 for san mateo. 61 degrees in san francisco for

today. also mentioned, sfo reporting some delays because of the low clouds and the fog this morning, about an hour or so for some of those arriving flights. that to be aware of. mid-60s, oakland, hayward. 68 in fremont. low to mid-70s. 75 in in antioch. temperatures will begin to rebound as early as tomorrow and 80s are back in the forecast. we'll have a look at that extended forecast in a little bit. good morning, sal. >> good morning. we have a lot of slow traffic out there rosemary. we'll start off with a look at the approaches to the bay bridge, the macarthur maze. you can see traffic on 80 is backing up into berkeley. have a lot of slow traffic on 580 as well. it will take you a lot longer than normal to get to the bay bridge when up get to the toll plaza, we have a look here at traffic that's beginning to get a little better getting past the metering lights. a crash on the upper deck of the bay bridge for ta while. it wasn't that seer -- for a while. it wasn't that serious. but it was there. a warning, if you are trying to

get into san francisco with your car using the bay bridge, the traffic will be very slow. to the east bay, 680 is still very slow out of concord. down to danville, had an earlier accident there. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we're following a developing story out of baypoint where firefighters responded to a grass fire about an hour ago. ktvu fox 2 reporter brian flores is live in baypoint to let us know how firefighters think it may have started. >> this fire that started before 6:00 this morning came very close to a mobile home park -- mobile home, i should

see. this was a vegetation fire that came close to a home of a family of four living here. now, we go to the video, fire officials say a nearby homelesser can'tment may be to blame for the fire getting started. once they arrived, there were huge flames. this is the emerald cove mobile home park here in baypoint. but crews responded within three minute were able to knock it down in 20 minutes. but blear some challenges for -- but there were some challenges for fire crews. >> steep terrain, obviously in a drainage culvert, tremendous amount of bedding, clothes, thick, heavy vegetation. >> reporter: the other issue at least according to contra costa county fire, fires getting started have become an issue.

the homeless people living near the mobile home fled the scene. as we take it back out here live, fire crews with contra costa fire doing a great job, they are mopping up in terms of preventing the fire from reaching the home. there were no other structures damaged as a result of the fire. that started before 6:00 this morning. we'll give you updates throughout "mornings on 2." pack to you. thank you, brian. we are also following developing news this morning out of texas. severe storms are still causing multiple problems. here's new video from houston of the street flooding that stranded several drivers overnight. evacuations are underway outside of austin, texas and a search is resuming for 12 people missing north of san antonio after a home was washed off the foundation. that heavy rain forced some houston rockets' fans to hunker down at the stadium after the

game. alex savidge is here in the studio to let us know how long some fans stayed there. >> it turned into an overnighter for some fans. many people, they got out after the game, they left the arena. but a few hundred people stayed put. they didn't want to chance it and stayed inside the toyota center in -- center in downtown houston. they finally headed home at 5:00 a.m. local time. they were given coffee and some pastries early this morning. a little breakfast for them. a message was put on up on the big screen warning fans to shelter in place because of dangerous flash flooding all across the city of houston. most fans and players left the arena but the small group they stayed because they didn't want to take any chances.

rockets' center sent center watt howard -- center dwight howard checked on the fans. >> hanging out here. i promised my brother-in-law, i would not take chances with his wife. i'm going to take care of my sister and we'll stay here until it's all clear. a little sleepy. it was was an exciting fans. >> fans want to savor the victory as long as possible. thousands were left without power. drivewayers -- driveways got flooded. one person was killed in the overnight floods. a number of school districts have canceled classes for today. as for the warriors, they are scheduled to fly out later on

today and head back home to the bay area for game 5 of their series with the rockets which will be at oracle tomorrow night and dave and tori, as we send it back to you, we're hoping the weather doesn't impact the warriors with their travel plans getting back here. >> yeah, certainly wish everyone there well. >> the warriors will be trying to advance to the nba finals tomorrow. they had the chance to sweep the rockets but the rockets, boy, they they shot out of the gate, taking a 19-3 lead within first first minutes. the scary moment came when steph curry landed hard. he remained face down while trainers attended to him. >> it's a bad feeling. you think he's going for a lay-

up and once you see the situation changes, got no control over yourself, it could have been a lot worse. >> after undergoing test, curry urned. they did make a comeback but it wasn't enough. the rockets won. hundred of people watched the game at the alameda theater. they were hoping for a warrior sweep but things went silent when curry went down. fans are looking forward to game 5. >> we got it next time. >> could have done a lot better. they went out fighting. firefighters are investigating the cause of a fire in the almaden valley

neighborhood. flames were shooting through the roof of this house. it also damaged and rv parked next door. a mother and her son escaped unharmed from that burning house. neighbors heard at least one very loud explosion and then they saw the flames. >> i was sitting watching tv and felt this huge explosion and my house rattled. >> it was just a huge explosion, the whole house rattled. i was looking around. when i looked out front, i saw huge black smoke billowing down the street. >> pg&e was called to turn off the gas at that house an the house house-- and the house next door. also new this morning, firefighters in vallejo investigating a suspicious fire. it started at a home on martin street about 3:00 this morning. now, firefighters say when they got there, that house was fully

engulfed in flames. the home had been sitting vacant for 25 years but recently was purchased by new owners. it was under construction when it caught fire. the firefighters are looking into other possible causes. >> we had numerous issues in the recent past with transients in the house and being evicted. >> there were reports that another home next door had minor damage. no one was hurt. 7:11. a life-sized bronze statue of jesus stolen right off a cross outside an east bay church. >> naturally, we were a bit upset and a bit shocked. >> in 20 minutes, the message the priest has for whoever took the sculpture. next, high school seniors banned from their ceremonies is and they are facing criminal charges. it all has to do with that swarm of lady bugs.

>> we're looking at the east bay commute, it's pretty terrible coming across to the bay bridge. an earlier accident has delayed the commute. we also have trouble in the south bay and also in other parts of the east bay. our cloudy weather will persist for tuesday. today will be the final day. i will line up the numbers for your afternoon -- coming up.

two big fast-food chains are taking artificial colors and flavorings off the menus. pizza will remove dyes and chemical add tins by the end of july. taco bell will take out artificial colors, flavors and high-fructose corn syrup by the end of the year.

they are under pressure by places like chipotle. protesters in oakland really don't like the city's new approach to controlling night-time demonstrations. [chanting] >> oakland's mayor said keeping people on sidewalks prevents vandalism and violence. she said it's not a new policy. it's just enforcing the currently policy. >> people are gonna cause damage to businesses, that's not gonna happen in the middle of the street. forcing people on the sidewalk could only exasperate that problem. >> we spent a lot of time analyzing our policy and the law and we're confident this approach is within our policy and the law. >> the mayor is trying to prevent a repeat of the may 1st vandalism where vandals caused

tens of thousands of dollars of damage. well, several high school seniors in maryland, they will not be allowed to be in their graduation ceremony because of what they call a harmless prank. six students and one former student broke into the high school and released 72,000 lady bugs. other students are pretty upset their friends won't be able to walk on stage and pick up their diploma. >> for a little thing line that -- >> ruined everything. >> i don't think they should go straight out of high school with these criminal records that -- it will make them not be able to get a job, get into college. >> police say the lady bugs are not the issue but breaking into the school set off burglar alarms and the police had to respond. all of the students involved are facing burglary charges.

7:16. sal was off yesterday. you and i were doing traffic. it was clear as a bell. i know you are on the move. sit here in my regular spot. there was no traffic yesterday but today you are using the t word, terrible. >> it's -- he would say terrible. i say terrible. all means the same thing. let's go to the macarthur maze. traffic is taking more than an hour at 65 minutes coming around the curve. the problem was a crash on the upper deck of the bay bridge. they have a lot of slow traffic trying to clear out. the metering lights have been slowed down. that usually happens when there is a crash. that crash has been gone for a while. that slow traffic is going to stick with you for a bit. let's go to the toll plaza itself. you can see traffic is very slow. some of the cash can lanes but the left of the rains will be

slow. in case you are thinking of the san mateo bridge as an alternate, you are going to have to wait through slow traffic to get there. the south bay commute is not bad. september for one thing. that -- except for one thing. traffic is backed up out of scotts valley. coming out and over the hill. it's terrible coming through there. if you are a santa cruz mountains driver, all of that slow traffic is waiting for you as you make your way over the hill. let's go to rosemary. it's a cloudy, damp start to the day. one of our colleagues came in on his motorcycle, he said it's wet out there. we have the drizzle along the coastline. here's a snapshot where we continue do see the low clouds hugging the west coast. we have a weak ridge of high pressure over the pacific. we continue to have the systems

and there's one that's on the east edge of washington and that's continuing our thick marine layer, and our temperatures below the seasonal average. so far today, another day of patchy drizzing through the morning hours -- drizzle through the morning -- the morning hours. really been tough to clear over the last few days. upper 50s at the coast. widespread 60s around the bay and 70s expected inland with mostly sunny skies. as we get into tomorrow, we do begin a warming trend. by thursday into friday, our inland community will be in the 80s. 51 degrees in napa. 52 for san francisco. mid- to upper 50s in and around concord, walnut creek. temperatures have not changed with all of that cloud cover in place. sfo, 55. if you are expecting somebody to arrive there this morning, they are reporting delays because of the clouds, about an

hour or so. 53 degrees in danville right now. morago, 50 and 54 in antioch. for the afternoon today, these temperatures near repeat of yesterday 63 for sausalito. mid-60s for oakland. 69 castro valley. 73 expected in danville. santa clara valley, 73 san jose, 73 for los gatos. along the peninsula, 71 redwood city, 61 san francisco. a cool 58 in pacifica. the extended forecast here showing you the warmup that begins as early as tomorrow. as we get into thursday, friday and into saturday, low to mid- 80s in the forecast. on sunday, we'll be slightly cooler around the bay, very comfortable weather. upper 60s to low 70s temperatures not too warm. won't be a beach day for many. our inland community is gonna feel the rebound. >> is that okay, tori? >> we've been overdue.

long stretch of cool weather. due for a little warmup. >> okay. thank you. >> you got it. 7:20. they found her alive after we being stranded for two -- after being stranded for two weeks. new details about what she and her husband did after they became lost that probably saved her life. a big scare involving as many as six commercial planes. a live report on the series of threats that had federal officials scrambling.

federal aviation officials responded to a series of threats against several airlines. at one point, even launching fighters jets. doug luzader is at the reagan national airport outside of washington, d.c. and joins us now. >> reporter: good morning. this seemed to be to be a combination -- to be a combination of threats. all international threats, all with east coast destinations. airlines around the country will be moving again today but a series of terror threats had federal officials taking no chances. a number of anonymous phone calls claimed a number of aircraft bound for u.s. airports contained bombs. the threats covered at least a half a dozen airports including ones bound for newark, j.f.k.

and logan airport. >> we didn't know nothing until we get over here. >> we just have to follow the security procedures and we didn't know about the chemical weapon os anything. >> reporter: one air france flight bound for new york was escorted by fighter jets before landing and being search. in each case, no devices were found. in at least one instance involving dogs. federal officials heard nothing that made the threats seem credible but took action. for many passengers, this was just part of the new reality of modern air travel. >> you have to live your lives. i can't live in fear. i trust in god and here i am on my way back home. >> i was on a plane on 9/11 in california taking off to go to chicago. we've been living this for a long time. >> >> this is always a tough call

for federal agencies, what kind of fit -- filter to apply, which ones to ignore. yesterday, they had to check these things out because so many people were traveling on memorial day. >> thank you. some memorial day shoppers were furious about a t-shirt futured in a sale by clothing detailer pack 10. it featured and upside down american flag. american customers called it disgusting and insulting since that's considered a signal of distress. pack sun said, out of respect for those who put their lives on the line for our country, we decided to stop selling the t- shirt and are removing it from our stores and website immediately. too loud. up next, the battle over noise

in palo alto. why they say the sound is making life unbearable. >> reporter: we're live in castro valley where alameda county sheriff deputies are figuring out who stole a h hospital ly relic and why. this commute has not been great. some commutes are terrible. the san mateo bridge is decent. we'll find out why the bay bridge is so terrible right now. if you are stepping out this morning, in addition to the clowrk, we have patchy drizzle this morning. for the afternoon, partly to mostly cloudy skies. and temperatures running on the cool side. i will have your numbers for today and the warmup on the way coming up.

we're live in castro valley where church parishioners are upset because someone made off with the life-size statue of jesus cross that was hanging from the cross. it's empty now. tara moriarty is looking into the theft and coming up in minutes, she will tell us why some are speculating it was stolen and what the priest is saying he wants to see happen to those who took it. good morning. welcome once again to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. rosemary is in for steve. i just went outside. still kind of gray, a gray

morning outside the stores. >> a little cool. >> yeah. >> and breezy. some efthose low clouds have moved into -- some of those low clouds have moved into the valley. cool conditions, breeze conditions. patchy fog along the bay area and east bayshore line. this line says it all. overcast skies all the way inland for the morning hours. pulling back for the afternoon. we'll be left with partly to mostly cloudy skies along the coast and for portions of the bay. this tweeted out by the national weather service. the shade of blues and purples indicating the low cloud cover. here we are in here. there's the bay. take a look at how it's moved into the sacramento valley this morning. we know what does this, right? the deep marine layer about 3,000 feet. the onshore breeze fairfield has been gusting on and off the entire morning. so again the have moved into --

so again the includes have moved in. afternoon highs upper 50s and loudy at the coast -- cloudy at the coast. inland, mostly sunny skies and mild weather again for today. today go nab the coolest day. a warming trend gets underway as early as tomorrow. i will line that up for you coming up. how is the traffic looking, sal? >> it's not that great. we're looking at a lot of slow traffic. i want to mention something in the santa cruz mountains. there was a crack northbound 17 at glenwood. that's been cleared but the traffic is clear. traffic will be busy at the macarthur maze. this is at the macarthur maze and traffic will be busy at the macarthur maze. northbound 17 is a met coming

up. it's getting better. we had an earlier crash in scotts valley. this is getting better now as you drive into the south bay. i want to show you the traffic. 85, 280 and 101 are going to be very slow. and if you are driving this morning on 680 walnut creek that is also slow from an earlier accident near el pintata road. a lot of these earlier accidents are gone but i'm afraid the damage is done. 7:33. let's go back to the bay bridge toll plaza. that's backed up for 30, 40- minute delay here alone. they are looking at a big delay getting into san francisco if you are taking the car. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. 7:33. alameda county sheriff deputies are trying to figure out who stole a bronze statue of jesus christ from a church. tara moriarty joins us live from castro valley where many people are asking why would

anyone steal a religious relic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. according to various websites, a pound of bronze will catch you about 1.65. this statue weighs about 100 pounds. that's would be about $165. they took a lot of trouble, too. this is the cross where they actually ripped the statue of jesus right off. now, church officials say this life-sized figure of jesus disappeared sometime between 9:00 tuesday night and 7:00 wednesday morning. it's believed that the thieves may be trying to hawk the statue for scrap metal. church officials say parishioners first noticedded the figure was missing. >> we see people coming and praying on it or meditating in front of it. it's sad to hear that. we thought it was a safe place and safe church. nice people around.

but sometimes it's -- it's sad to hear that's kind of stories. >> reporter: the church's minister said the statue was a work of art and had been near for nine years. he said parishioners are distressed it's gone. he said the church is more interesting in recovering the statue than prosecuting the person or people who stole it. life from castro valley, back to you. >> thank you, tara. 7:35. human remains found in fremont have been linked to the disappearance more than 30 years ago of an exchange student. authorities say dental records determined the bones found in 2010, they are those of 21-year- old elizabeth martinson. she was a swedish exchange student working as a nanny when she disappeared in 199. a convicted rapist found driving her car was convicted of auto theft but was never tied to her disappearance.

ray mcdonald has been cut by the bears after being arrested here in the bay area for domestic violence. >> no comment. >> ray mcdonald didn't have much to say about these new accusations when he was released on bail yesterday. police were called to a domestic disturbance at 3:45 yesterday morning. this incident involved the mother of his 2-month-old child and there was no physical contact but the latest incident comes after his pregnant fiancee accused him of hitting her in san jose last august. no charges were filed in that incident. >> i think the bears are looking at ray mcdonald the same way the 49ers did, even if he's not guilty of the charges, his judgment has to be questioned and do they want that type of distraction moving forward. >> the bears say he was fired after not meeting team standards. they said we believe in seconds

chances but when we signed ray, we were very clear about what our expectations were if he was to remain a bear. a new jersey man has died after catching a rare disease ineck with. it was with -- rare disease in west africa. it was ebola. he arrived at j.f.k. a little more than a week ago. this fever is caused by a different virus. it's less infixous and -- infectious. they are looking for anyone who had contact with him and anyone who sat near him on the recent flight in morocco. lee's sandwiches has more than a dozen outlets in the bay area, including this one in san jose.

its parent company, southern california's lqnn, is recalling more than a 100 tons of beef, pork and chicken products. the usda calls the health risk high because the meat was repackged a without inspection. no imnesses have been reported. cleaning up in mexico this morning after a devastating tornado caused major damage right across the border from texas. more than a dozen people were killed. hundreds of homes were destroyed. the hardest hit area, hoping to find people still alive. many people living on the peninsula are fed up with increasing noise across the skies. janine de la vega says complaints are coming in over recent changes to flight paths to san francisco international airport. good morning, janine. >> reporter: there are several neighborhoods throughout palo alto where residents say planes

are flying lower and more frequently and they've had enough and they are hoping that local and federal officials will work to change this. the faa recently upgraded its air traffic control system to increase air travel and help keep flights on same. residents have experienced a dramatic increase in flights over their neighborhood. they also say aircraft is flying lower which is contributing to the noise. three major routes into sfo go over the midtown area as well as crescent park and old palo alto. the residents have formed a group called sky posse and have gained signatures. they have filed complaints with sfo and hope the concerns are reviewed and taken seriously. anna eshoo is part of the quiet skies caucus currently committed to reducing air traffic noise and sfo is currently reviewing the

complaints they've received. tori? >> thank you, janine. 7:39. british researchers say facebook posts can reveal a lot about what kind of person you are. they came up with six broad categories that were focused frequently. agreeable people often talk about their social activities and significant relationships. nar sa sifts tend to -- nar saw sifts tend -- narcissists posts their exercise routine and most photos. conscientious people post the least and most of their posts are about their children or other neutral topics. intellectuals tend to share ideas and political beliefs. we continue to follow developing news out of the texas. coming up at 8:00, the problems people face after severe flooding and how the

dangerous conditions impacted fans at the warriors/rockets game. >> i would like to do chores for you if you want. >> an unusual offer from an 8- year-old boy after he got himself in enough trouble. his mom actually called the police. good morning. we're looking at the marin county commute. it's not great as you drive on southbound 101, slow traffic coming up past the civic center and heading down to central marin. we'll tell you more coming up. and sal's live camera showing you it's a cloudy cool even drizzly start to the day for many of us. we'll remain on the cool side for at least the end of may as we get into the second part of your week, i soo he a warming trend. i will have your numbers for today and the outlook coming up.

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the children of the woman who was found alive after being stranded for two weeks in the wilderness near san diego said their mother is facing a long recovery. 68-year-old diana bedwell and her husband were found sunday 65 miles northeast of san diego. bedwell was found alive but suffering from severe dehydration. knudson did not survive. the couple's children said their parents left a casino and got stranded. >> they left there. they hit three jackpots. it was my dad's stoup stishen, if they would leave their the same day, they would have luck.

>> the couple put containers outside their disabled car to try to collect any rain water. they also had a pie and some oranges to eat. >> the cleanup from the oil spill continues on the santa barbara coast. it's been one week since a pipeline spilled more than 100,000 gallons of crude oil. two state beaches will remain closed through at least june 4th. at the open beaches, demonstrators protested against fracking and the general use of fossil fuels. the coordinator of seaworld earl rescue effort said it's tough to see animals covered with oil. >> we'll be out there and we'll be talking about it and start to tear up when we're having the conversation with each other. >> seaworld crews have saved two elephant seals and three sea lions. a fourth did not make it because it was completely covered in oil and starving. the coast guard says the spill

also killed nine pelicans and countless fish. california's looking to australia for lessons on surviving our ongoing drought from the late 1990s through 2012, australia suffered its own drought known as the big dry. as a result, the country was forced to make fundamental changes as to how it conserves water. it developed better systems how it measures water and managed to cut water use to 55 gaens per person. that's about half the amount each californian uses each day. but australia's example may be tough to follow. people down under are used to living in dry land and they are more prone to making sacrifices for the common good. a little boy in the second grade in truckee is apologizing and trying to make things right after he was caught throwing rocks at cars from his playground. >> we threw the -- through the

fence holes and over it. >> and one rock about the size of a marble cracked a car's windshield. his mother said as soon as she heard about what happened she called the police. >> he started crying right away he started crying. >> he saw me and went whoa. this is really. >> i thought i was gonna go to juvenile hall. >> oh, abraham. the police officer said he could have caused an accident and seriously hurt someone. and he agreed with the car's owner that the 8-year-old should serve time with a pen and paper. >> dear, sir, i'm very, very, very sorry -- >> look at that face, tori. >> the 8-year-old's letter also said he knows his behavior was wrong. he offered to do chores for the car's owner. he's suspended from his after when school program. he's waiting to see how much the windshield wipers will

cost. >> and pay back when they made a mistake. a lot of chores. >> i was afraid of my dad, basically. [laughter] >> you and me both. >> if it elevated to the level, my mom said, i'm gonna tell your dad, i was like oh, man. i know my dad is watching. let's take a look at what we have. we have not had a good commute. highway 24 is not that great. neither is 680 neither are any of the east bay freeways. they are all slow. some because of crashes because it's tuesday after the holiday, everyone is back. let's go to the been toll plaza, we had an earlier crash that ruined the morning commute. 35 to 40-minute delays at the toll plaza alone and then 80 and 580 are slow trying to get back to the bridge. northbound 101, 280 and 85 are normal. it has not been normal. highway 17 is recovering after

earlier problems. the word of the day is please give yourself extra time on every commute. if you want to avoid the bay bridge, the bridge is not a bad alternate. let's go to rosemary. we do have gray skies outside. we have a little bit of patchy drizzle out there. coming into oakland, we had the windshield wipers going in the studio. from what i understand, it's still quite wet out there. giving you a live look over the east bay hills, where the low clouds have moved well inland. in fact, just recently, i showed you a photo of low clouds that had moved into the sacramento valley. so the onshore breeze, quite strong and the marine layer, 3,000 feet. here is a comparison for you on the temperatures where we should be. santa rosa going to 71 for the afternoon. your average 76. 5 degrees shy of the seasonal average for you. oakland by a few degrees. here in oakland and san leandro and areas along the east bayshore line, it's been mostly cloudy over the last few days not a lot of sunshine going on.

that's been a harmerring on things -- hampering on things. a look here, a snapshot, sat the satellite and radar. we have a system over washington that continues to bring us the cooler weather, the yoen shore breeze, the thicker marine layer. you can see the entire thick coast socked in. for today, mostly cloudy along the coastline. inside the bay, it could be a little tricky. we could be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy for today as well and the afternoon highs are going to reflect what we've seen in the last few days. upper 50s along the coastline, 60s around the bay, mostly sunny and low to mid-70s for our inland communities. as we get into wednesday, thursday, friday. we begin to see a turnaround. it will be modest. but the inland cities will see the temperatures rise in the 80s.

right now, 50 in napa, 56 livermore, 57 san jose, into the afternoon, a color-coding view of the upper 50s stretching along the coastline. 60s around the bay. the shades of yellow indicating the 70s. 74 for fairfield today. 71 in novato, 69 castro valley. 65 in hayward. don't have to take a whole lot of time on the numbers. they are very similar to yesterday. i barely budged them at all. as we get into the evening hours. 57. partly cloudy skies. at the as game, a little cool, breezy. the extended forecast showing the warmup that gets underway as early as tomorrow. mid-80s in the forecast friday, saturday. comfortable around the bay. 60s at the coast. all right. thank you. nine minutes before 8:00. a hard fall for mvp steph curry. mum in 20 minutes, i will talk with sal and matt for a breakdown of the game last

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welcome -- welcome back. what started out with fun mended with terror and children. a waterspout picked up and

tossed a bouncehouse while the kids were playing inside of it. it was swept across the parking lot and into the street. three children were hurt. they had to be treated at a hospital. >> the bounce house. [inaudible] >> two children were released from the hospital after being treated for broken bones. a third child was kept in the hospital overnight for observation. we're hearing the child is in stage condition. police in las vegas are looking into the death of bb king. bb king died earlier this month at the edge of 89. he suffered from diabetes for many years but now two of his daughters claim their father was poisoned by his manager and an assistant. results from an autopsy won't be available for several weeks. there's a new buyout in the

communeny kaycations industry -- comrush -- communications. charter will pay more than $55 million to acquire time warner. that will create one of the largest tv and internet providers in the u.s. time warmer has been involved in several merger talks that includes a lower bid by charter. comcast walked away from the deal after pressure from federal regulators. more on the crackdown in oakland on nighttime protesters. and we continue to follow developing news in baypoint where a grass fire threatened a home this morning. brian flores will have an update from the fire line. we're looking at a commute where traffic is very slow. a little change in the forecast for today.

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? >> reporter: we're live in bay point where fire crews remain on scene of this grass fire that started a couple of thundershowers ago. it came close to a family's home. we'll tell you what officials say may have caused the fire. and torrential rains and flooding in texas. look at the pictures. "mornings on 2" continues. welcome back. it's tuesday, may 26th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. want to have a quick check on weather and traffic. rosemary is in stor feev. you said today is a carbon copy of yesterday. >> we have a warm up coming up. for today, more of the same.

underway. mostly cloudy skies. patchy drizzle this morning. fog out there, the onshore breeze blowing through areas likes fairfield this morning. 22, gusting to 30. concord, the onshore breeze at 13 and a 12--mile-an-hour breezy reported in areas around oakland. livermore, hayward, ten miles an hour. sfo a southerly -- southerly breeze. some of them about an hour or so. that to be aware of. 56 degrees in concord as well as walnut creek. upper 50s in livermore around the bay, temperatures have held steady. 53 in san francisco. 56 san francisco as well as redwood city and to the north bay where we have 51 in santa rosa. 52 degrees novato. shifting into the east bay, antioch, 55. as well as alamo with mostly cloudy conditions. for the afternoon today, low 60s expected around san francisco. mid- to upper 60s along the

east bayshore line. get up over the east bay hills. mostly sunny skies will be mild. low to mid-70s from walnut creek into concord. antioch as well as pittsburgh and we are going to -- pittsburg and we're going to see temperatures warm wednesday, thursday, friday and into the weekend. a look at the numbers around the reyin for region for today. 73 if concord. today will be the coolest day. we begin to transition as early as tomorrow. i will show you how warm i expect we'll get in the extended forecast coming up. good morning, sal. good morning. we're start off with a look at the east bay and westbound 80 between the carquinez bridge and the maze. it's staking almost an hour and a half to make that drive. most of it is because the bay bridge was so bad earlier that it caused a chain reaction of slow traffic on 80, 580 and 24. if you are trying to get to the city, you need to give yourself

plenty of time. b.a.r.t. hasn't had any significant troubles. i would say that that would be a great way to get into the city. taking a look at the toll plaza here, you can see traffic is crunching along. it's not moving very quickly. but at least there's no more on obstruction on the upper deck of the bay bridge. 880 southbound is not that slow, you will see traffic from 238 but getting on the san mateo bridge is not that bad. especially if you live in this part of the area. dumbarton bridge is slow and 880 seslow. 680 is slow out of dublin. it's 8:02. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal smoo we're following developing news in the east bay. contra costa county firefighters continue to mop up a grass fire that came very close to a family's mobile home in baypoint this morning. brian flores is live in baypoint with the possibility cause of this fire.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're live here in the 900 block of dove ridge circle. this the emerald cove mobile home park. because of the heavy brush behind the mobile home, crews are remaining here to prevent hot spots. it came within a few feet of this family's home. fire officials say it started at 5:50 this morning. they also say it is likely home let's living in a nearbier can'tment may be the cause of the fire. now, fire officials say once they arrived, there were huge flames but crews responded within three minutes. they were able to get it under control in about 20 minutes. but there were some challenges for fire crews battling the fire. the chief said not only was there steep terrain but crews

have responded to similar fires in the area in the past few months. >> it's an issue for us. unfortunately we don't have any way to track them. typically what happens is the fire occurs daily and then come back later and they pick up and will move somewhere else. it's a problem. >> this isn't the only fire that's been here. it's bad around here. >> reporter: crews will remain at the scene for a while longer taking care of hot spots. we've seen period of coming through here from all. brush even clothe -- all of the brush and even clothes. officials say the people living in ther -- of the encampment took off. you can see how close the home was to where the fire crews are. i talked to the chief who said they are gonna bring in heavy equipment and clear out the

brush. luckily, there were no injuries or structures, damage as a result of the fire. we're also following developing news in texas where we're getting new video of devastating flooding. this is what it looks like in houston this morning where you can see one man kayaking through the flood waters with his dog. at least six people have died rescue crews across texas have been busy looking for people stranded in homes and businesses. some houston rockets fans also had to hunker down in the stadium long past the final buzzer. alex savidge joins us now with that part of the story. pretty amazing part of this game. >> really a strange situation during -- or following last night's game between the warriors and rockets for some fans. it turned into an all-nighter for some fans. they rode out the powerful storm inside the toyota center. the last fans finally headed home from the arena at about 5:00 a.m.

local time. they were even served breakfast by the staff there at the arena. now, heavy rain moved into the houston area right near the end of game 4. many fans and players left right away but a few hundred people stayed put. they didn't want to take any chances trying to get home. there was a message on the big screen that warned fans to shelter in place because of dangerous flooding. at one point, rocket center dwight howard, he came back out from the locker room to chat with some fans riding out the storm and helped to keep them all entertained. joe fonzi was at the arena. he said it was a very unusual situation watching so many fans stay put. >> normally the game ends and security starts shooting people out of the building. instead of that they said you are welcomed to stay as long as you like and they began to show pictures on the neighborhood of

some of the flooding. houston got slammed by the system with as many as 10s in of rain coming down overnight. thousands of people were left without power. many freeways were flooded and drivers stranded. the houston office of emergency management confirms one person was killed in the overnight floods. there were quite a few school districts that have canceled classes for today. the warriors spent the night in houston at their hotel a few blocks away from the toyota center. they are scheduled to fly out later on today. it doesn't appear as though the severe weather in that area will impact their travel plans and coming up later on this morning, in five minutes, tori will sit down with sal and matt to talk about the same itself. a loss for the warriors.

they will talk more about that coming up. >> all right. looking forward to that conversation. san jose fire investigators and pg&e crews are still investigating the cause of a house fire and reports of an explosion last night. it happened on woodview place in the almaden valley neighborhood. the flames were shooting through the roof of this house. it damaged an rv parked next door. a mother and her son escaped unharmed from this burning house. neighbors say they heard at least one very loud explosion, then they saw the flames. >> i was sitting watching tv and felt this huge explosion and my house rattled and right away i knew something was wrong. >> it was just a huge explosion and then i was looking around for what it happened. there was the second one. when i looked out front, i saw huge, black smoke billowing down the street. >> pg&e was called to turn off the gas at that house and also the one next door. now they want to know if a gas leak caused the fire.

three firefighters were treated for injuries. an investigation is also underway for a suspicious fire in oakland. it was reported on douglas street after 11:00 last night. no one was hurt but three people were evacuated from the home. investigators would not say why they considered the fire suspicious. they would only say that they have responded to the home before. and firefighters in vallejo also investigating a suspicious fire. it started at a home on martin street shortly before 3:00 this morning. firefighters say when they arrived, the home was fully engulfed in flames. the home had been vacant for 25 years but recently was bought by new openers. the home was -- new owners. the home was under construction when it caught fire. nobody was hurt. some protesters in oakland don't like the city's new approach to controlling night- time demonstrations. [chanting] >> now, they marched sunday

night, protesting the new push by the police to keep the demonstrators off the street if if they don't have a permit. oakland mayor's said this is not a new policy. it's just enforcing the current policy. >> people are gonna cause damages to businesses. that's not gonna happen in the middle of the street. forcing people on the sidewalk could only exasperate that problem. >> we spent a lot of time analyzing our policy and the law. we're very confident that this approach is within our policy and the law. >> mayor schaaf is trying to prevent a repeat of of the demonstration where tens of thousands of dollars in damage were caused you. 8:10. a life-sizeds bronze statue of jesus stolen from a cross outside of an east east bay

church. the message the priest has for whoever stole it. and the warriors need one more win to move on the. up -- to move on to the nba finals. next, matt and sal will breakdown the best and worst moments from the game. we have a cloudy, cool day day in store. we'll see sunshine for the afternoon at least away from the coast. as we get into the second part of your week, a big warmup. i will detail the warmup in just a bit. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood.

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curry goes down hard. landed on his back, hit his head. >> a hard fall for steph curry silenced the stadium. curry came back and played in the second half. here's what he had to say about the fall after the game. >> felt like i was in the air for a long time and trying to praise yourself. once i hit the ground, kind of hear voices from trainer and people telling me to take my time. ♪ >> joining me to talk about the warriors is sal and matt. good morning. what's your reaction after seeing that fall? >> scary to see hill on the

ground not moving -- to see him on the ground not moving. i thought he might shake it off. just for him as a person, i didn't want him document -- didn't want him to be seriously hurt. the warriors pin a lot of their hopes on him. >> dr. castanedo, [laughter] >> have you ever heard the term sal optics? they use it in the business wold. >> no. >> it's how something looks, how it presents itself. >> i'm talking about him coming back afterwards. when he came back in the game, was anyone thinking i'm glad he's back? we're up 3-0, was anybody thinking get him rested and get him ready for game 5. i thought why? >> the twitter nation wanted him to sit down. >> yeah. >> i was surprised because as

you mentioned earlier, , you don't know what could happen today. the brain can spell up hours after getting a hard hit like a that. >> all of the national sports writers were crowding around the locker room when he was sprinting. same thing happened to lebron. >> he is lebron at this point in popularity. >> but do you think that move that he made was kind of in desperation, they were so far behind. >> the rockets came out so strong that first quarter. >> they lost that game in the first quarter. >> 19-3 or something like that. >> i smelled score some points! >> they couldn't even -- >> that kind of happens. >> harden was amazing.

45 points. that was incredible. silver lining, they kept fighting back unlike houston in game 3 that got steam rolled. they were within 8 points of the fourth quarter. >> if you are looking for another silver lining, the warriors get to clinch the finals at home. do they have a chance to win tomorrow? >> i think they are heavy favorites tomorrow. i think the question is do the rockets have a chance -- >> yeah. >> it's tough to win at oracle, especially at a game where crowd is gonna be -- >> but is it gonna hinge on curry? >> it seems as if curry is gonna be back. the big question mark, matt and tori, what curry do we get? >> also dwight howard of the dwight howard was involved in a scuffle. they would give him a suspension for next game. >> that slap he gave bogut.

>> right in the kisser. >> stay tuned for 6:00 tomorrow night. >> the big game in oakland. >> yeah. oracle arena. can oakland clinch it? we'll be back and talking about this on thursday. right now we want to check in with rosemary for a look at the weather. all right. folks have to get out the door this morning. you are going to be joined by the local clouds and the patchy drizzle. giving you a view of all of that overcast sky this morning. it's across the bay. it's into the east pay, north bay, south bay. pushed in the valley this morning. the marine layer about 3,000 feet deep. don't have the radar because this drizzle falling below the radar beam. we can't see it. it's out there. many folks telling me all about it. we have this circulation here going on the eastern edge of washington. it's been somewhat stationary, the last 24 hours. it's continued to bring us the onshore breeze. that's very strong through portions of the delta. as we get into the second half

of your day, it will be very similar to how we landed yesterday. we'll be mostly cloudy along the coastline. i think we'll have the lingering clouds along the east bayshore line. we're likely to see partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. in areas like alameda, oakland, and notice also the possibility of a few scattered showers will remain over the sierra. a bit of unsettled weather. we can't shake the pattern. 57 degrees right now in walnut creek. 56 in hayward. 56 at sfo. some arriving flights are delayed by about an hour bachs of low clouds -- waus because of the low clouds. along the peninsula, 56 woodside. upper 50s palo alto. 53 morgan hill. 58 saratoga. 69 for petaluma as well as kentfield. a low of 63 at sausalito, a relatively cool 63. 63 alameda.

69 castro valley. 74 for livermore. santa clara, mild one. 73 in saratoga. the peninsula, you've got 71. redwood city, san bruno, you will go to 66. san francisco looking at low 60s upper 50s with mostly cloudy skies along the coastline. the extended forecast. we have a warmup coming our way. especially for the inland cities. upper 70s in the forecast and into the low 80s by thursday. mid-80s friday into saturday. and then temperatures will drop off a little bit into sunday. we have warm weather coming our way around the bay. upper 60s to low 70s. not so much along the coast. we'll remain willing and low 60s in the forecast all the way through your bay area weekend. >> bring it on. are you smarter than a fifth grader? that hit game show is coming back to back and we'll put claudine wong to the test in about 30 minutes. we'll see if she's smarter than

one of the contestants. but first, a big scare on the east coast that involves several commercial airlines. the series of threats and why authorities are scrambling to find answers.

well, good morning to you. welcome back to "mornings on 2." we want to get you out the door right now. check traffic. sal, you've got your hands full with traffic. >> we do. it's been a tough commute. fortunately, a lot of the action is over. unfortunately, a lot of the slow traffic remains. let's take a look at what we

have now. we have a lot of slow traffic remaining on the east bay commute. northbound 880 will be slow getting up to a crowded bay bridge toll plaza and the traffic is going to be busy as you drive up to the pay gates. at least a 15, 20-minute delay at the toll plaza alone but you have to add 10 or even 0 minutes to getting to the -- 10 or even 20 minutes to getting there. give yourself extra time. we're looking at slow traffic on 880 south heading downg to the san mateo bridge. i think that might be the better call instead of the bay bridge. at 8:4. back to the desk. the fbi said it received anonymous phone threats against as many as six commercial flights yesterday, leading to tense moments at several east coast airports. in one case, u.s. military jets escorted an air france flight after a phone call suggested a chemical weapon was on board. the fbi said searches turned up nothing hazardous and the threats could not appear to be

credible. a journalist from marin county who has been jailed in iran for ten months rent on trial this tehran. the 39-year-old is a report for the washington post. he is accused of spying and other crimes. at the last minute, iran announced the trial is closed to the public. the man's brother said he believes the trial is being held in secret because of a lack of evidence. >> they've go on with this -- gone on with this sham for tent months. now they are having a trial that's closed. >> even the man's mother who went to tehran hoping to witness the trial is not allowed in the courtroom. he was born in san francisco, he grew up in marin. he holds dual u.s. as well as iranian citizenship. some memorial day shoppers

were really furious about a t- shirt featured by pac 10. it fewer chewed and upside down american flag. there it is on the right. a lot of customers called it disgusting and insutting since an -- insulting, since it's considered a signal of distress. pack sun said, we've decided to stop el selling the t-shirt -- stop selling the t-shirt and are removing it immediately. woulder's still following developing news out of the east bay. what we are afinding out about a fast-moving grass fire one that threated a home this morning. a bronze statue stolen. cloudy skies overhead. cool temperatures in the forecast for today. i will have a look at when the

clouds are expected to clear, your numbers for the afternoonand a warmup on the way -- coming up.

welcome back. steve is off today but rosemary knows all about your forecast. >> we'll remain a little cool. outside right now, we have a little bit of a breeze. we have clits. patchy drizzle and temperatures still in the 50s at this hour. how about a live look outside where plenty of overcast sky and you can see the tree there on the left side. sort of blowing barn just a bit where it is, especially breezy this morning, through portions of the delta. we have fairfield reporting

gusts of 30 miles an hour. 53 in san francisco. oakland, about 5 a. upper 50s livermore as well as san jose. the numbers similar to how we started yesterday. fairfield, 25, gusting to 31. concord, 13-mile-an-hour breeze. oakland, 12. napa 8 and novato 7. for the afternoon today, the onshore breeze will continue. the afternoon sea breeze, the low clouds will replain along the coast -- remain along the coastline. the marine layer just as deep as yesterday and the weather pattern has not changed a whole lot. upper 50s at the coastline. 60s around the bay. if you like the shade of yellow, you will need to be inland with the mostly sunny skies. 75 in an tip okay for today. 75 in novato. low 60s for san francisco. upper 50s for pacifica with plenty of gray along the coastline. san jose for the afternoon today, 71, los gatos, you will go to 73.

69 degrees expected in santa cruz. we we remain with one more day. we have a cooling trend on the way. i will explain that coming up. hi, sal. good morning. traffic is -- hello, rosemary. traffic is not good approaching the bridge from 880. i want to show it to you. it's taking more that an hour. if you are driving out toward the city, please give yourself plenty of extra time. we had an earlier accident. but the traffic remains very slow. when the bay bridge gets this way, it tends to affect a lot of the commutes. 24 is slow. 580 is slow. highway 24 interchange. let's take a look at the bay bridge itself or the 880 commute northbound getting up to the bay bridge. you can see it's slow. i will show you the east bay map. southbound is slow. it's not as bad heading south as you might imagine into

fremont. you might want to take advantage of going south and using that bridge. 8:32. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. here is a look at some of the top stories we're following for you -- firefighters in contra costa county, they were able to contain a grass fire. it threatened a mobile home in bay pointe. the fire started before 6:00 this morning. firefighters say it probably was started at a nearby homeless encampment. the deadly storms we've been telling you about in texas, still causing problems in texas. flash flooding stranded the dozens of drivers overnight. look at these pictures. homes had to be evacuated outside of austin, texas. so far, at least six people have died. the search is resuming now for 12 people. they are missing north of sant antonio -- san antonio after a home was washed right off the foundation. and alameda county sheriff deputies are trying to figure out who stole a bronze statue

of a church of jesus christ. it was taken right off the cross outside of the church in castro valley. parishioners noticed it was missing last wednesday morning and tara moriarty has been on the story since 4:00. you are in castro valley. what's the latest on what happened there? >> reporter: well, the thieves might want to reconsider, maybe give the statue back. after all, somebody higher up is watching, that's what parishioners see. take a look at the cross. you can see they tore the bronze statute right off the cross. church officials say the life- sized figure which weighed about 100 pounds disappeared sometime between 9:00 tuesday night and 7:00 wednesday morning from outside of the church of the transfiguration. that's off east cal dro boulevard. it's believed they are trying to make it for scrap metal.

>> our hope and our prayer is that somebody will see all of this and realize how upset people are and how distressed so many people are. we would be grateful if you would return it. >> reporter: father o'malley said the bronze staff statue was a work of art and had been here for nine years. they are more interested in recover erg the statue than -- recovering the statue than prosecuting who stole it. remains found in from fremont are linked to a foreign exchange student who disappeared 30 years ago. elizabeth mart tinson was working as a nanny in green bay when she disappeared in 1982. a convicted rapist found driving her car was convicted

of auto shift but never tied to her disappearance. the children of a woman who was found alive after being stranded for two weeks in a san diego area wilderness says their mother is facing a long recovery. the woman and her husband were found sunday 65 miles northeast of san diego. bedwell was found alive. but suffering from severe dehydration. knudson did not survive. the come's children said their parents left from a casino on mother's day and got stranded when they tried to take a short cut. >> well, last year on mother's day they went there and hit three jackpots. so it was my dad's superstition shus believe if -- superstitious believe that if they went and around, they would have the same luck.

>> the couple put containers outside of the car to try to get rain water. they also had a pie and some oranges to eat. the man who died while scuba diving off the coast was a veteran and chp lieutenant. 54-year-old jeffrey ail enray was diving in salt point saint park on sunday. one of his friends found him. friends and lifeguards tried to resuscitate him. he was found dead. he had worked for the chp for 27 years. it's not known what caused him to become unconscious in the water. former 49er ray mcdonald has been let go by the chicago bears after he was arrested in the bay area for domestic violence. >> no comment. >> he didn't say much about the new accusations when released on bail yesterday. police say they were called to a domestic disturbance at 3:45 yesterday morning in santa

clara. attorneys say the incident involved the mother of his 2- month-old child and there was no physical contact. but the latest incident comes after his pregnant fiancee accused him of hitting her in san jose last august. no charges were filed in that incident. >> i think the bears are looking at him the same way the 49ers did, that even if he is not guilty of these charges, his judgment has to be questioned and do they want that type of distraction moving forward. >> the bears say mcdonald was fired after he didn't meet team stan dampd. the bears released this statement, we believe in second chances. when we signed ray, we were very clear what our expectations were if he was to remain a bear. people on the peninsula are frustrated by noisy jets taking off and landing at the airport.

members of the congress are getting actively involved. janine de la vega has more. >> reporter: i was just speaking to the communications director for congressman -- congresswoman anna eshoo's office. you know, it's a frustrating problem for people who live in this specific neighborhood. this is known as barron park. now, let's go to some video showing the plane traffic over a map of palo alto that a neighborhood group called sky posse posted on its website. there are five flight paths going into sfo. three of those go overert palo alto area. resident -- over the palo alto area. residents have experienced noise from the planes. the faa recently upgraded the air traffic control center.

it's led to flight paths being shifted. there's now a petition with more than 1200 signatures from concerned bay area residents urging congress to work with communities experiencing the problems. various members of congress have formed the quiet caucus. sfo is in the process of reviewing complaints that have been submitted to them. back out here live, we've been here 45 minutes. we've heard about five planes flying by. you can tell this is a flight path. i'm not sure if it increases over the hours of the day. but the residents say it's an annoying problem. but an issue that's probably not easily solved. >> interesting. thank you. 8:40. the latest case-shiller report shows u.s. home prices have steadily risen. the average sales price, up 5%

since march of last year. and they are up twice that much in the san francisco area. home values are rising faster than incomes partly because there is a limited supply of houses for sale. that's pushing some would be- buyers out the -- would-be buyers. car dealerships are saying this year was better than usual. 8:40. still ahead a very unusual offer from an 8-year-old boy what he decided to do after his own mother called the police on him because of something he did on his school playground. we're looking at the east bay. but also the south bay. we're looking at 280 northbound. it's getting better approaching

highway 17. subtle changes in store for tuesday afternoon. mostly cloudy skies this morning followed by partly cloudy, unseasonably cool weather for the afternoon. i will line up the numbers for the day and show you a warmup coming our way in just a bit.

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new this morning, amtrak says it will install video cameras inside train cabs that record the actions of train engineers. the move comes after the deadly derailment of an amtrak train in philadelphia earlier in month. the engineer suffered a head injury and says he cannot remember what happened. the ntsb has been recommending train engines have video cameras that record sound in passenger and freight train cabs for five years. eight people died and 200 others were hurt in this month's crash. the cleanup from the oil spill continues on the santa barbara coast. it's been one week since a pipeline spilled more than 100,000 gal ferns of crude-- gallons of crude oil. the two beaches will remain closed until june 4th. drastess protested against fracking and the general use of fossil fuels.

the coordinator of seaworld's res u effort said it's tough -- rescue effort said it's tough to see animals covered with oil. >> the emotions start to come in. we'll talk about it and tear up about it. >> seaworld crews have saved some animals. the coast guard says the spill killed nine pelicans and countless fish. 8:42. an 8-year-old boy in the second grade from truckee he's apologizing and trying to make things right after he was caught throwing rocks at cars from his school's playground. >> we threw it through the fence holes and over it. >> one of the rocks cracked a car's windshield. the boy's mother said as soon

as she heard about it, she called police. >> he saw me and went whoa. this is real. >> i thought i was gonna go to juvenile hall. >> now, the officer told the child he could have have caused an accident and seriously hurt someone and the officer agreed with the car's owner, the little boy should serve time with a pen and paper. >> dear, sir, i'm, very, very, very sorry for throwing the rocks. >> his letter went on to say he understands his behavior was wrong. he offered to do chores. the little boy is suspended from his afterschool program. he's waiting to hear how much that windshield will cost to repair and also what chores he may have to do. >> i'm sure quite a few. >> quite a few to help pay for that. let's check if with sal. let's been a pretty slow commute for a tuesday morning. been looking at my list. the thing is we haven't had a lot of crashes. we've had a lot of slow

traffic. a couple of significant items that have slowed things down. let's take a look at what we have now. we'll start off with a look at the commute on 280 in san jose. this has been one of the best -- better commutes. we had an accident northbound 85 near bascom. that's being cleared. but traffic will be recovering in the south bay. let's take a look at the commute in the east bay. southbound 880 is okay. in fact, it's been better than normal until you get to fremont. we have a new report of a crash westbound 24 at fish ranch road. chp is on the way to do. it looks likein' -- like an injury accident. the bay bridge toll plaza has been slow because of an earlier crash on the bridge. it has made 80 and 580 superslow. you need an extra 15 or 20 minutes to stay on schedule this morning if you are using the bay bridge with your car. 8:48 now. let's go to rosemary. good morning. a lot of gray out there this

morning. tough to find the sunshine unless you are far inland. the marine layer quite thick. we're looking at low clouds being blown into the sacramento valley. it's widespread around the bay. northeast, south. as we geet into the -- as we get into the afternoon, we'll remain mostly cloudy along the coast, the east bayshore line. the entire west coast of california socked in. we have a system right in here on the east end of washington. that will push east as early as tomorrow. so far today, the final day, temperatures well below the seasonal average. we'll start to rebound as early as tomorrow. patchy drizzle this morning. low clouds and for the afternoon, temperatures still unseasonably cool. by wednesday we begin to see a bump in the numbers. thursday, friday, even saturday. upper 50s in walnut creek right now. we have 55 in oakland. low 50s for novato. 53 for san francisco, 57 for

redwood city, 57 outside of the door in san jose. we have 56. 56 in alamo. low 50s in moraga. the numbers have not budged a lot in the last two hours. take a look. it shows ut time line and what you can expect are warming for the afternoon. with all of that cloud cover in place for today. areas like hayward, oakland, san leandro, alameda only gonna warm from 7 to 10. i will step back and show you, we started out at 55. by noontime, 62 and topping out at 65. as we ged into the evening -- we get into the evening hours, it will be cool. upper 50s in the forecast with breezy conditions. 71 for novato. to the east bay, 63 in alameda. 69 castro valley, 74 expected in livermore. 74 morgan hill, low 70s santa clara. up along the peninsula, more of the same. 66 san bruno. 66 san mateo. upper 50s in daly city. the extended forecast here

showing you the temperatures do begin to rebound, with the warmer numbers, thurt, friday, saturday -- thursday, friday, saturday, low to mid-80s. cooling off a little bit on sunday. back to you. >> a special buzz in the studio. >> yes. >> are you smarter than a fifth grader? the show is making a comeback. after the break, sal will put claudine wong to the test with one of the contestants on the new season.

how many planets in other solar system have a su kell fruns large urthan earth -- circumference larger than earth? >> the show is making a comeback. we thought we would have fun by busting claudine wong to the

test to see if she's smarter than a fifth grader. sheet will take on 10-year-old mason. what was it like to be on the show? >> it was a lot of fun. the stage was huge and colorful and i got to meet jeff foxworthy. he was awesome. >> almost as cool getting to meet us. >> yes. >> almost. [laughter] >> you are ready for television. you have a lot of energy. >> he's 10. he wants to be a baseball player, a comedian. >> and an actor. >> we're gonna put you claudine wong to the test here on "mornings on 2" are you smarter than a fifth grader? >> the answer would be no. [laughter] >> all right. animal, science, social studies, astronomy. first one is true or false --

>> i need to just say mason is there -- he staged them. >> let's see what you got there. all right. they both got it. okay. >> we're right. one down. sweating bullets over here. >> all right. the next is social studies -- >> i know this one. let's seat your answers. i know this one. >> let's see it. oh! claudine got it right. mace on, it is -- mason, it's

january 20th, c. >> look at the big brain on me. claudine wong. all right. >> last one is, astronomy. all right. >> this is gonna be ugly. >> come on mason. >> let's see your answers. the answer is a. aeronautics. >> claudine -- >> is as smart as a fifth grader. >> slightly. >> i'm in 606th -- i'm in 6th grade. >> mason is on the show. you can watch him. he's a network tv star. >> i will watch it for him.

>> all right. >> all about me. >> back to you. >> all right. >> nice job. a little bit of a relief. you never he know how you are gonna do on those tests. >> claudine did very well and so did mason. we want to check on the weather. >> a little warmup coming our way. not for today but we'll begin to see the transition as early as tomorrow. outside the doors, mostly cloudy skies. that drizzle continuing to fall. 57 degrees right now in oakland. 53 san francisco. sfo, 56. if by chance, you know somebody flying into sfo because of the low clouds, you can expect some delays, at least about an hour for some of those arriving flights. afternoon highs for today. upper 50s at the coast with mostly cloudy skies. partly cloudy around the bay. low to mid-60s for areas like oakland and hayward. low to mid-70s inland. it's been nice inland. very mild. those temperatures are about to warm as we get into thursday, and friday, here comes the

taste of up iser. mid 8 oles in the forecast for our inland cities. notice around the bay and along the coastline. not a huge warmup. along the coast, partly cloudy still in the low 60s and slightly cooler on sunday. >> all right. i believe you because you're smart. >> all right. >> i sound like a game show host. it was fun. >> thank you, sal. >> they did really well. >> thank you mason. thank you, claudine. it airs tonight at 8:00. >> 8:00 on ktvu. mason is gonna be on it. >> all right. ktvu news backs at -- back at noon. thanks for watching, everyone. maxx life! shop tjmaxx.com

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