the chp is searching for a girl who they believe could be in trouble after a bay bridge toll taker saw her involved in a disturbing situation. what he witnessed -- coming up. several soccer officials, arrested and indicted in a. if ifa corporation probe.

we're live inside oracle arena where the golden state warriors will try to earn a shot at the nba championship finals. tara moriarty is there checking out how crews are getting ready for game 5. may want to bring extra cash and a lot of extra patience to the game. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, may 27th. >> found my seat. >> i did. right over there. good morning. i'm i'm steve clarke. let's check weather and traffic. that's important. rosemary is in. outside the doors this morning, starting out a lot how we started yesterday with plenty of gray sky. you can see over berkeley. it stretches well inland to the local valleys.

not as much drizzle out there. the onshore breeze is blowing. travis is reporting 30 miles an hour. it's pushed the clouds into the sacramento valley. more sunshine, at least away from the coast. right along the coastline we'll remain with the cote line and slightly warmer weather on the way. we have 51 in napa. sacramento, 52. 57 in livermore. hayward, 55 in san jose this morning. hel local to you. 58 degrees. gonna see the as play? 62 at fame time. westerly wind to about 10 miles an hour. partly cloudy skies in the forecast for today. temperatures in the low 60s expected right around downtown san francisco for today. get into the east bayshore line, mid- to upper 60s. east bay hills, 70s on the wait for areas like concord and walnut creek. low to mid-70s. upper 70s for brentwood and

pittsburg. the warming trend continues into the second part of the business week and into the first part of your weekend. i will have a look at how warm i expect to go coming up. good morning. we have a crash in the silicon valley. this crash has been moved to the right shoulder. if you are looking at the commute on highway 17, it doesn't look that bad. but 208 is taking a beat. if you are driving on the dumbarton bridge or san mateo bridge, those bridges look good. westbound 5 80 through livermore and dublin, not bad. oakland had a problem. we're -- oakland had some problems with the roadwork there. we're going back to northbound and southbound 880 and you can see traffic will be okay. let's go to the bay bridge toll

plaza, it is backed up for a 25- minute drive getting into san francisco. we mentioned it tonight. the as and the warriors play. the as play today. the warriors play tonight. best way to get there is public transportation. the time 7:03. back to the desk. >> all right. good advice. thank you, sal. a search continues for a girl who was seen screaming for help in an suv as it went through the bay bridge toll plaza last saturday night. alex savidge is live at the toll plaza to explain the other red flags, something wasn't right and what's being done to make sure that girl is okay. >> reporter: good morning. a desperate search underway to figure out where the girl is and how she's doing this morning. it was a toll taker here at the bay bridge who says something seemed off as this suv passed through the toll plaza this past weekend. this toll taker said the girl inside appeared to be in some kind of trouble. we want you to look at the images. they were taken at 8:30 on

saturday night. they a tan or gray, mid-'90s blazer. this is what the chp is searching for. the chp said the girl was between 9 and 12 years old. she was struggling at the time with the woman in the front seat of the car. the toll taker asked if she was her parents. she said no. that's when the toll taker called the chp for help. officers are hoping there is an explanation for what's going on here. >> if it was a family spat of some kind, okay. hopefully, that's the case and we're not looking at something worse. >> reporter: another red flag for that toll taker. this suv had no permanent license plates on either the front or the back of it. the chp says the driver of the

suv handed the toll taker a dollar before then driving off without paying the full $5 toll. now officers, tori, are trying to track down the suv. no witness plates on it. it makes the search a bit more difficult. no identities of any of the people inside the suv. they want to find the suv and find that girl. make sure she's okay. >> all right, alex savidge. thank you. a southwest airlines flight that took off from san jose was forced to make an emergency landing in los angeles last night. the flight that was headed to san diego touched down safely at l.a.x. around 10:00 p.m. the cockpit crew recorded a heat sensor in the cargo air area. firefighters did not find any sign of a fire. airline officials say the problem may have been a faulty warning light. and just hours earlier,

passengers on board an iva air flight were evacuated. the flight from taiwan was named as the target of a bomb threat. the plane landed safely and was sent to a remote area of the airport. that there was another bomb threat towards cathay pacific. nothing suspicious was found on the plane or on any of the luggage on board. ten calls were made to flights head ed to the east coast. the fib said the same person may have made all of those calls. we're talking about the golden state warriors. they are back home in the bay area, game day, game 5 against the houston rockets. all of the warriors need is one more win to move onto the finals and tara moriarty is inside oracle arena. you've been out there since we went on the air this morning at 4:00 a.m. great view. you've been making baskets.

i say you do it live. you know about getting tickets for tonight's game. >> reporter: that's right. i've shown you a lot of tickets ranging from $7200 down to $150 but this seat, this is free. this is where mark jackson sits. he will be working the game. i'm pretending i'm mark even for a little bit. that would be a fun job, doesn't it? tickets will be sold out for sure. this is the 131st time this season that tickets have been sold out. doors open at 4:00. the tip-off is at 6:00. again, if you plan on coming, we've been telling you all morning, take b.a.r.t. or capitol corridor because the oakland as have a day game. the standard $20 fee that double after 1:00 this afternoon. warriors lead the series-1. if they clinch, they take on the

clav leers who have swept their series. the nba is warning fans who want to buy authentic nba gear that counterfeiters will be trying to sell naukoff merchandise. tips to know the real thing looking for the hologram sticker or hang tag. if you cannot be here in person, make sure you are wearing your gold and blue and cheer as louddy as you -- as louddy louddy -- loudly as you can. bringing it back. strength in numbers. there you go. we'll all set. we'll hang out here for another hour or so. we'll let you know if there are any more good seats. >> about the t-shirts, what about your buddy dave? i mean, come on.

>> reporter: oh. well, okay, sure, dave. i will get you one. why not? i will just throw them all in the bag? [laughter] >> have fun. we'll talk to you later on. the nba announced it will not suspend houston rockets' center dwight howard for tonight's game. he was called for a flagrant foul for this right here hit andrew bogut right in the place in game 4. league officials reviewed the play and said it was unnecessary but not unnecessarily and excessive. that would have meant an automatic suspension because of howard's previous flagrant fouls. lebron james and the cavs completed the sweep of the hawks last night. they've won the eastern conference title. lebron scored 23 points in a

118-88 win. and then irving was back after missing two games with injuries. this was lebron's fifth straight nba finals' appearance. >> quite a slam by lebron. we're foaling new developments this morning -- following new developments in the fifa scandal. swiss police raided a hotel in zurich as part of a u.s. investigation into corruption charges. 14 people were indicted while seven were arrested at the hotel. the u.s. is looking into reports of bribery, dating back to the 1990s in the u.s. and in a separate investigation, swiss authorities are examining whether fi if. a members took -- fifa members took brides when they awarded

the world cup to russia. fib and irs agents -- fbi and irs agents in miami stormed the headquarters of a north america corporation that's connected to fifa. loretta lynch says the corruption is rampant, systemic and deep-rooted. charges include racketeering, wire fraud and money laundering. coming up at 7:45, pam cook will have reaction from fif a and why they are saying this a good thing. we'll find out why they are saying that. up next, widespread damage and a new threat facing people in texas this morning. also, a social media blunder by 49ers' quarterback colin kaepernick. what he said about the texas

storm that has him apologizing. good morning. right now we're looking at a bridge commute that looks pretty good here on the san mateo bridge. it's a little bit slow but the dumbarton bridge is slow as well. better than yesterday, though. we'll take a look at the bay bridge when we come back. the clouds are beginning to clear in some areas. a warming trend getting underway starting today. i will have a look at your numbers for today and how long this warmup is expected to last -- coming up.

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♪happy birthday ♪ >> this is the date the first time the bay bridge was opened to the public. engineers they overcame the arguments it wouldn't be able to stand up to thick fog, strong wind and dangerous tides. the work finished earlier. the project came in under budget. 18,000 people lined on the morning of may 26th, 1937 to be among the very first to walk across the golden gate bridge. here's some of the viewer photos. we want to see your photos. use the hashtag ktvu on twitter, instagram and facebook. >> wonderful photos there. well, floodwaters spilling over a dam near dallas, texas. the dam is expected to collapse in the next few hours. look at these pictures and then flood a major highway. the road could be under as much as 15 feet of water when the

dam breaks. meanwhile, people in texas and oklahoma still struggling to recover from the storm earlier this week. houston received nearly a foot of rain in less than a day. the storm killed more than 30 people in texas, oklahoma and northern mexico. >> i think recognizing with what's happening with the weather, we all know and we accept it. >> the national weather service predicts dallas could get up to 4 inches of rain by sunday while half a foot of rain could fall in eastern oklahoma. 49ers' collin capper knick is apologizing for remarks he posted on instagram about the flooding in texas. kaepernick, who uses the hashtag number 7stormiscomeing wrote, i warned you the storm was coming. he apparently was comparing himself to the storm. he apologized said he didn't mean any disrespect and did not fully understand how many

people were hurt by the storm. he said he felt horrible and offered his prayers. >> all right, tori. let's get you moving this morning. sal is watching our commute. the roads and the bridges >> that's right. we're looking at a commute that's better than yesterday. let's take a look at the commute on highway 4. you can see how slow it is. we had earlier problems along the strech. southbound 680 is also slowing down on the way down to the walnut creek interchange hand then 24 is moderately heavy in la fayette and orinda, bay bridge toll plaza is backed up to the macarthur maze. but it's better than it was yesterday when we had such a terrible commute. today is like a normal commute. a 20-minute delay before you get -- actually get on the bridge. we're looking at the peninsula. traffic on 101 is a little bit slow in san mateo but it actually looks good heading down to palo alto. i will mention that northbound 280 and san jose still recovering after an earlier

crash. 280 will be slow out of downtown getting up into the winchester area. 7:18. filling in for steve, it's rosemary. >> yes. good morning. outthe doors, plenty of overcast skies. a little bit of mist although the drizzle definitely not as bad as yesterday morning, giving you a view here of the low cloud cover that will continue. for the afternoon, mostly sunny skies away from the coastline today. i think the clearing will be earlier today. continuing to watch a system that's just on the east edge of washington. you can ski right here sliding into idaho. this will continue to push off to the east and then as it does, high pressure will be strengthening overraryia in the coming day. the warming trend gets underway. temperatures will only farm a few degrees. thursday foo friday, continuing to warm. it's far inland communities that will turn from blild to warm. at the coast. we won't lose the sea breeze altogether. i think at the coast we'll

remain partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. saturday temperatures drift a little bit. on sunday, we'll see a bigger drop in the numbers. i will have those in the extended forecast. let's take a look at what's happening outside your doerts right now. it's 53 degrees in oakland. 51 in san francisco. 58 degrees outside the door. to the north bay where temperatures have remained in the low 50s. mid-50s in areas like walnut creek and 57 in livermore. we'll ally shift along the peninsula. wood side, 51, 56 palo alto. and 54 degrees outside your door for belmont. these numbers are a lot like yesterday. it will feel like yesterday for -- for many. napa, today you will go to 474. 65 in sausalito. 60 degrees in stinson beach. along the beach, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy sky.

no warmup. it will be the inland communities as well as around the bay. i expect more sunshine along the shore line. 69 for castro valley. 77 for livermore. to the south bay where we have temperatures in the low 70s in santa clara. 74 for san jose. upper 70s for morgan hill. 69 expected for santa cruz. the peninsula this afternoon, you are looking at 74, redwood city. san mateo, 67. slightly warmer today in san francisco. the remain -- remaining cool along the coast. daly city pacifica and half moon bay. the extended forecast there is your gradual climb tomorrow friday and saturday. low to mid-80s in the forecast. that's a warm day for the communities. plenty of sunshine. more sunshine around the bay. temperatures very comfortable. upper 60s to low 70s remaining cool at the coast. only upper 50s near 60. >> doesn't sound bad. >> not bad. >> baby steps.

you kind of get used to it. sometimes it's a shock to the system when you go to one extreme to of the system to the next. the irs is affecting a data breach affecting 100,000 tax payers. the personal information stolen and what it can be used for. we're days away from bottle rocket napa valley. how the summer's earthquake may have changed that music festival for the better.

last week's 4.1 earthquake in napa has proved to be the last straw for the oakville bridge. napa county officials say the quake caused old cracks to widen and the west end of the bridge to sink 2 to 4 inches. the oakville bridge is nearly 100 years old and was due to the replaced this summer. now that demolition work may be accelerated. 7:25. napa's bottlerock music festical may look and feel different from the last one whoen it opens up this friday. this is a first festival since the napa earthquake. it has changed the landscape. now there's new grass. it's growing where red tagged buildings used to be months ago. that means more space for you fans to crowd the stage. there's also more room for vendors and the food court. and organizers hope that extra room will be financial success as well as a musical hit.

we went through the learning curve. we built trust with the community, with the music industry. >> that trust means there will be big names for the music festival. robert plant, imagine dragons, no doubt, public enemy are among the 50 acts that will be performing this weekend at the napa valley expo center. we're counting down to the women's world cup in canada. u.s. with star alex morgan play their first game june 8th strin -- against australia. you can watch the matches right here on ktvu 2. we've posted a full section about the world coming up at ktvu.com. you can learn all about the players, some are bay area stars. find it under the sports tab on our sports page. a long fight over a palo

alto mobile home park is over. >> this hurts all of the -- people with families and everything. >> coming up, reaction to the decision and the only thing the city can do to help the hundreds of people living on the property. and we're live in san francisco where you can see -- be seeing more of the blue bikes known as bay area bike share around the city. we'll tell you what east bay cities are happening as well. we're looking at a commute that's better than yesterday. a lot of slow traffic out there, especially on 280 and san jose because of earlier issues up the road. and a switch in the weather pattern coming our way with the warming trend expected. outside the doors this morning, still a little cloudy, we do have clearing already beginning. i will have a look at what's happening outside your door at this hour. what you can effect for the second half -- coming up.

hoping that my girls will have something much better than i never had. the same schools, the same -- losing everything. >> it's not the outcome resident ofs of a mobile home park wanted. janine de la vega will tell us how a decision made by the city council has more than 100 people wondering where they

will go next. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2," once again. it's may 27th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is off today. but rosemary is watching the forecast. i went outside. still kind of fray. >> you are right. we have a warmup coming. it doesn't look like a whole lot is changing. >> no. >> not as drizzly or widespread. plenty of gray and giving you a live look. you can see here from skyfox with even a little bit of moisture on the lens there, we continue with widespread gray, pushing all the way through the delta into the sacramento valley, once again, this morning. in some cases it looks like that weather pattern, not changing a whole lot. not just yet but as we get into the second half of our afternoon we'll begin to see the changes with mostly sunny skies away from the coast. better clearing expected for this afternoon, a quicker clearing. in fact, wile already begin --

i'm already beginning to see some of the clouds moving away. our temperatures will be slightly warm her. it's a warmup that that will continue into the first part of the weekend. the inland communities getting into the mid-80s. right now, 53 in oakland. 52 for napa. 52 redwood city and 51 san francisco. mid- to upper 50s in areas like livermore as well as san jose. by the second half the morning and into the afternoon, we begin to see the clouds peel away. right along coastline, partly to mostly cloudy for the coast. upper 50s along the coast. 60s around the bay area communities and then as we get in inland, our temperatures will get in the mid- to upper 70s with 80s staying in the valley for now. they will drift our way. when i come back, i will put numbers on the screen, i will show you where this warming trend is going to take us as we head into the weekend and just how warm we'll get. warming. right now, we are looking at a

commute. this is the peak of the commute. northbound 280 is recovering. an earlier crash near winchester did block the lanes for a while. so far, no a huge delay. it's getting slower getting out of downtown. to the east bay, traffic will be busy on southbound 880 as you drive past the winton avenue exit and head down into fremont. not quite as severe. a little bit of slowing on westbound the 2 approaching the -- 92 approaching the toll plaza. let's talk about the bay bridge toll plaza, it's better than yesterday. 25, 30-minute delay before you make it on the span. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we have an update to a developing story we first told but a suspicious smell at sfo. southwest airlines flight 2436 bound for chicago took off at the top of the hour. a passenger tweeted a photo of emergency responders on the scene.

the flight had been delayed as firefighters checked out reports of a suspicious smelling pieces of luggage. this is a live pictures of the airport. looks like a little bit of drizzle on the lens. an airport duty manager says firefighters initially could not find anything that smelled but as the luggage was being we loaded, firefighters located another strange smelling bag. but the all-clear was given and that southwest airlines plane departed sfo around 7:00 this morning. a long, hard battle over the last mobile home park in palo alto is now over. the city council gave the owner permission to shut it down. this morning, ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega has been out talking to some of the people who live there at least for a little while longer, janine. >> reporter: dave, of course, the people who live here in the buena vista home park are disappointed. many of them are still holding out hope. why? because the city and the

council have secured money, millions of dollars to buy the mobile home park and they open the property owner entertains the offer. the owner has wanted to shut down the park for the past few years. last night the council finally approved the closure application. the city can't infringe on the rights to sell or close the property. more than 400 residents live here and they are worried because many are low-income and can't afford to live anywhere else. some may have to move completely out of the bay area. there's no word on if the landowner will sell to a developer or would be willing to to sell it. >> we never said he didn't have the right to sell it. we just wanted fair market value which we hope it will be. but as well, now maybe we can get them to the table thanks to the city. there's $19 million out there. that we can use for us to stay

here. residents have been offered a relocation package but many didn't feel what they were offered was fair. last night, the council agreed to pay to have an appraiser review the appraisals because the ones done two years ago didn't take into account the schools. the city expects the updated appraisals to take a few weeks. once that is done, then a six- ment eviction notice will be sent -- six-month eviction notice will be sent out. more than 1 hufn,000 tax payers have had their personal information compromised. the irs says hackers got into the online system called get transcript. it allows tax payers to view tax information dating back five years. it's now been shut down. the irs said there were 200,000 hacking attempts and about half were successful. the hackers already had some personal information which helped them gain access. they used social security

numbers, tax payers' birthdayses, where they -- birth dates and where any lived, including the street address. that information can be used to create fraudulent tax returns. the irs will notify those whose information was stolen and offer free credit monitoring. new details about a dui case in livermore where a car careened in the back of a livermore apartment building and killed a mother and her daughter. according to livermore police, the on-board computer of brian jones's corvette shows at the time of the crash was going the 9 miles an hour -- 99 miles an hour. the speed limit, 35. besides speeding, he's accused of having a blood level almost twice the legal limit. he was in court and faced an angry crowd. family members and friends of the vail say they were there to send a message. >> we need justice.

i wouldn't want something to happen to my family and not have justice for it. >> this is a terrible situation. mr. jones never in -- intended to hurt anyone. >> brian jones has allowed to post bail and then go home. that upset the victims' family members. now he's being held without bill. his next hearing is set for june 16th. oakland police arrested two teenagers accusing them of committing six armed robberies in one day. police say a school officer first spotted the suspects in a stolen car yesterday morning. they question refuse -- they refused to pull over but then ditched the car and ran into a creek. police found them and said they were hiding inside a vacant house. the six robberies occurred yesterday morning. police are now investigating whether the suspects are responsible for even more robberies around oakland.

police in los altos, they are searching for help and they need help identifying two men. you see them here burglarizing a house. now, police say the men broke into a home on harrington court about 3:45 last friday afternoon. they are described as african- american, between 1348 and 25 years old. take a look at the video. you can see they are wearing gloves and hooded sweatshirts. police say they stole electronic devices and jewelry. bike sharing could be coming to east bay cities for the first time. in a few hours, transit planners will vote on a contract to add thousands of bikes. brian flores joins us live in san francisco with the cities that could get the bikes and also who is gonna pay for it all. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning to you. we're off 4th and townsend here in san francisco right next to the cal crane station. this is one of the busier bike

share stations. but the program that launched a few years ago, grown in popularity, starting next year, bike share looks like it will be available for east bay cities. the plan calls for bike share to expand the amount of bikes from 700 to 7,000. there will be more bikes available in san francisco down to the peninsula all the way to san jose. but also berkeley, emeryville and oakland, at least that's the plan. the officials say the amount would increase to 4500 available. riders who use bike share love it because it's convenient they don't have to worry about the bike once they are done using it. but they also say the expansion is needed. >> just making sure there's bikes available. sometimes i will show up to a station after work and there's not enough bikes. getting better about putting bikes in the racks after work. >> this expansion, the east bay or even in san francisco is i think long overdue, many metropolitan areas have used

this system to great effect. >> reporter: where will the new locations be? the bike share company named motivate international will launch a web portal after the meeting where cyclists can have their say on where it will be. the meeting begins around 9:35 and then there will be a press event to introduce the new bikes at 10:45 this morning and how much is the expansion going to cost? nothing. you still have to pay for the bikes. but it will be all corporately funded. no extra funding is needed for this expansion. back to you. >> that's good to hear. thank you, brian. the san francisco school board is cracking down on enrollment at a popular school for the arts. the chronicle reports the board voted last night to ban non-

resident students from the ruth aswaa school of art. the school attracts students from across northern california who audition for a spot. right now more than 80 students from outside of the city atent the school. that's about 14% of the enrollment that exceed a 10% cap set years ago. a 12-year-old girl, struggling and screaming for help at the bay bridge toll plaza, in about 23 minutes, what she told a toll taker that raised a red flag. we're getting new information about a major international sports scandal that broke overnight. pam cook will have the latest on the arrest and indictments of several officials in a fifa corruption program. we're looking at the south bay commute. right now, westbound 237 is slow heading over to sunnyvale. we'll give you another look at the valley commute coming up. warmer weather is moving into the bay area.

outside the doors, plenty of overcast skies, a little bit of mist and drizzle. and cool temperatures. we'll take a look at what's happening right now and what you can expect for the rest of the week -- coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪

a federal appeals court refused to lift a hold on president obama's plan to shield millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation. the judges ruled that the president's executive action on immigration should remain on hold pending further judicial proceedings. back in november, president obama announced that since congress had not passed any legislation, he would take executive action on immigration reform. but 26 states, all led by

republican governors, filed a lawsuit saying the president exceeded his authority. the obama administration may appeal the latest ruling and the entire issue may end up before the supreme court. ireland's recent vote towards gay marriage is drawing stark condemnation from a senior vatican official. last week, ireland legalized same-sex marriage. the vatican's secretary of state says the catholic church must take account of this reality but in the sense that it must strengthen the commitment to evangelization. he called this a defeat for humanity. corruption in world cup soccer. we're following the investigation. pam cook is in the newsroom with the allegations and reaction from fifa. good morning. >> fifa and it is on the defensive this morning because

of a swiss investigation and u.s. indictment. now, swiss authorities raided fifa's headquarters in zurich and announced an investigation into the last two awarded world cup bids to russia in 2018 and qatar in 20223 they are trying to determine if bribes were taken when they awarded the events. main even more damaging an indictment from the united states. the department of justice announced detailed charges against 14 people accused of racketeering, wire fraud, and money laundering conspiracy. we've also just learned within the last couple of hours that four additional people have already pled guilty to the u.s. charges. now, the u.s. investigation also includes accusations of bribes, totaling more than $150 million in return for providing lucrative media rights as kickbacks but fifa has a surprises reaction to the

allegations. >> this for fifa is not good its in terms of image, reputation, but in terms of cleaning up, in terms of everything, in terms -- this is good. >> the investigation includes reports of bribes dating back to the 1990s. six people were arrested yesterday in zurich, including a fifa vice president who heads world cup sock for north america and the caribbean. this is not expected to affect the world cup in canada. but again, the newer information that four people have pled guilty. so we expect updates throughout the morning and throughout the day. >> fascinating to watch this all unfold. two chimpanzees and their lawyers walk into a courtroom. sounds like the beginning of a bad joke, right?

well, it isn't. the animal' lawyers say the case is no low laughing matter. they plan to argue that their clients have personhood rights and should be freed from the state university of new york where they are kept and used for certain studies. the state attorney general's office is representing the school and believes the school should dismiss the decision. >> okay. i know. >> sounds -- it's serious. 7:49. sal's pretty serious about following our commute. we have problems earlier. how are we looking now? >> we're doing okay. we've been looking at some slow traffic on some of these freeways. i just got word that we have our commuter cam up and maybe we'll be able to take it. just got word from one of the producers here that it's up. this is a look at highway 24 westbound as you come up to the la fayette area. you can see a bunch of slow traffic here getting up to

orinda. it will be slow as well and also heading into the tunnel. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see traffic here is moving along okay. no major problems driving through as you make -- as you make your way through. this is a look at 280 in san jose and all of the rest of it. you can see that traffic is going to be superbusy. think 280 is the slowest. i'm wondering if we have a computer cam available. it may not be available. we'll get it to you next time. let's go to rosemary. >> good morning. >> kind of standing by waiting for me. >> waiting for you to be finishnd. we have clouds, but beginning to see a few breaks in the clouds especially if you go inland and up over the east bay hills. you can see the clouds drifting on by. isn't that a beautiful view? we have 50s in the forecast, at least outside the door at your moment as we get into the sakd half slightly warmer weather on the way for your wednesday

afternoon. 51 degrees right now in santa rosa. 53 san francisco. oakland, 57, livermore, san jose. you are checking in at 58. as we get into the afternoon today, the as will be playing,ing, 62. a westerly breeze to 10 miles an hour. but the onshore breeze not going to die out. but it will weaken as we get into the second half of the afternoon and that will help to warm us up as well. 74 expected for napa. mid-60s sausalito. we're going to remain partly cloudy to mostly cloudy a and cool at the coast. to the east bay, more shine in the forecast. 66 in san leandro. 64 in berkeley and 66 the afternoon for oakland. mid- to upper 70s for our inland communities. temperatures are slightly warmer than yesterday. 74 san jose, 78 for morgan hill and 74 cupertino. along the peninsula, redwood city, 74. palo alto, 73 and san mateo warming up to 67 degrees.

62 for san francisco a tad warmer than yesterday. in the extended forecast, you will notice that our temperatures continue to climb at least inland, around the coast along the bay, we've got temperatures remaining fairy study. upper 60s to near 70 degrees for our bayside communities. upper 50s cloudy at the coast. but our inland community will feel the warmup. mid-80s in the forecast as we get into friday, saturday and dropping off by sunday. >> and then we start a new month on monday. muni putting the brakes on a brand-new program to east congestion. the reason the program was canceled just days after it was launched. but first, a stranger to the rescue. after the break, how a passerby at the right place pat the right time rescue -- sat the right time rescued this young dog from the side of a mountain.

a complete stranger is being called a hero after risks his life to save a 9-month-old puppy. the puppy hazel and the openers were walking along mount hood in oregon when the puppy fell down a cliff. one of the owners ran looking for help but a man walked by offering his help. >> he could have easily walked by and said good luck and kept going. he didn't. kind of restores our faith in

humanity. a very good deed. >> like an angel. that mystery man, kent, he's an experienced hiker. he climbed down the cliff and rescued hazel who was slightly hurt but otherwise okay. >> seems to be very active there. well, oklahoma and tax ravaged by widespread flooding. more rain could be on the way. at 8:00, the rising death toll. the reason colin kaepernick is apologizing to that region this morning. a desperate search is underway this morning for a girl who may be in trouble after a disturbing situation here at the bay bridge toll plaza. what a toll taker witnessed -- coming up. ktvu commuter cam. let's check it out. driving right past oracle arena, home of the golden state warriors. and the traffic isn't bad either. you see a couple of brake

lights.

well, good morning. we're live inside oracle arena where tonight -- george bush ahead, tara -- close. she's getting better. >> camera guy. >> i'm proud of you. you can make this one. look. watch. just like steph curry. that's right. the golden state warriors will try again to get into the nba finals by beating the houston rockets. they will play tonight. now, tara moriarty has been out there on the court in the -- in

the oracle arena and she will tell us why fans have -- going to tonight's game may want to bring extra cash and extra patience. stay tuned. one more. you've got it. you've got the skill. >> well, good morning. welcome back. it's wednesday, may 27th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. rosemary is in for steve. you said we're slowly garage lieuly starting to warm up a little bit. >> a bit of a warmup in store for today. we'll continue as we get into the first part of your weekend with temperatures soaring in the mid-80s. how about we step outside and take a look at the cloud cover. we continue to see this day after day after day, not as widespread with the drizzle this morning. a little bit of mist out there. a few patches. but for the most part, we're beginning to see things shape up nicely for the second half. a few breaks in the clouds already being seen. it's well through the delta and into the sacramento valley once again. in fairfield we've been

watching that delta breeze and that onshore breeze blowing to about 30 miles an hour at times. notice it's 18. so beginning to drift off a little bit. it won't go away completely. but it will weaken. as it does, it's going to well, lead to the warmup. 50 degrees in santa rosa right now. 52 at sfo. concord, holding onto 53. san francisco, 50 and 55 for san jose. low 60s expected around downtown san francisco. to the east bayshore line, mid- 60s for today. upper 60s in an around orinda. get up over the east bay hills, it will be a nice, mild to warm day. quick peek at the numbers. 58 for pacifica. today, we have 6 in hayward. 76 in concord. 74 in napa. these numbers coming up just a few degrees from yesterday. but the trend is going to continue. i will have a look at the extended forecast coming up. how is traffic looking. it's better than yesterday,

rosemary but it's still slow out there. yesterday we had a terrible day back, that today will seem light as we go out to the maze. it looks ordinary as you come around the curve and you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see an ordinary backup. we have a live picture of the toll plaza to show you. you can see there's waiting to do. it's totaling 20, 25-minute delay. before you make it onles bridge -- on the bridge. let's go to the maps. the south bay commute has

worsened up considerably. back to the desk. the search continues this morning for a girl seen screaming for help in an suv as it went through the bay bridge toll plaza last saturday night. ktvu fox 2 reporter alex savidge explains the other red flags that seem to indicate something was not right with the situation. >> reporter: well, a toll taker here at the bay bridge offered a disturbing account of what happened as this suv passed through here over the weekend. he says he saw a girl inside and she appeared to be in trouble. she was somewhere between 9 and 12 years old according to the chp and according to this witness, she was struggling with two adults who were in the front seat of that suv. a man was driving, a woman was in the passenger seat and then the girl was sort of kneeling between emthis. these are spweauns images taken at about 8:30 on -- these are

images -- [audio difficulties] >> he felt there was something off about this. he felt this juvenile may have been in some distress. >> reporter: the chp says the driver of the suv handed the toll taker a dollar before driving off and did not pay the full $5 toll. the chp says they really want to speak with the adults who were in that suv and find the girl who was in there and try to clear up the situation. they are hoping that maybe this was some kind of a family dispute but they can't rule out the possibility of something worse. back to you. there are new developments in the story we've been following throughout this

morning about a scandal that's rocked the world's most popular sport. an investigation into fifa now includes allegations of bribery involving south africa's winning bid to host the 2010 men world's cup and the fifa presidency in 2011. 14 people have been indicted. pam cook will have more on this developing soccer scandal at 8:45. floodwaters are spilling over a dam near dallas, texas. it's pretty bad. in the next couple of hours, that dam did expected to collapse and then flood a major highway. now, as much as 15 feet of water may cover that road when

the dam breaks. people in texas and oklahoma, they are still struggling to recover from this week's powerful storm. houston, texas had almost a foot of rain in less than a day. more than 30 people have been killed by the storms in texas, oklahoma and northern mexico and many are still missing. >> i think recognizing what's happening with the weather we all know and we accept it. >> the national weather service says dallas, texas could get as much as had inches of rain by sunday and a half foot of rain could fall in eastern oklahoma. well, colin kaepernick is apologizing --

[audio difficulties] >> he said he meant no disrespect and didn't fully understand how the people were hurt pie the storms and said he felt horrible. one more win. that's all the warriors need to move onto the nba finals and face lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. the warriors don't want to go back to houston. they are gonna try to get the victory tonight at the oracle arena in game 5 against the rockets. tara moriarty is at the arena where tickets are still available but maybe not for long and, boy, they are sure are not cheap. that looks like a comfortable seat, tara? >> reporter: this is the owner's seat and this is his fiance's apparently. i'm feeling a little important, although i've been told i may be getting kicked out shortly. want to mention that those 7200 -- those $7200 court-side

tickets are still available, dave. i know you had your eye on those. >> i still do. >> reporter: i think you need to open the wallet. >> i will talk to tori about it. see what i can do. >> reporter: if you take a look up there at peanut heaven, those tickets have sold out. all of the cleaning crews are out. they are getting ready. the doors open at 4:00. tip-off is a 6:00. tickets are actually cheaper than they were for game 1. if you plan to get here, take b.a.r.t. or capitol corridor. that's because the as have a day game and oracle will be packed. the standard $20 parking fee will double after 1:00 in the afternoon. warriors lead the series 3-1. also, the nba is warning fans

would want -- about counterfeit tickets. the majority of us will be watching the game from home. i need a tack -- i was gonna place it on this chair. i'm told this is where dwight howard is gonna sit. won't let him no. just between us. >> i hear you. >> just you and me. >> reporter: i have to find that tack, a real big one. ouch. >> thank you, tara. he almost didn't play because of that foul with andrew bogut. but he was -- he was given a flagrant foul. he will be playing tonight. the more important thing --

person playing is steph curry. he said the fall that he took looked worse than it was. >> we were worried about whether he would be able to play today but he will be. >> all right. we have developing news from san francisco international airport. coming up in 22 minute, why a piece of luggage delayed a sweat flight to chicago this morning. but we're days away from bottlerock napa valley. how last summer's earthquake may have changeled the music -- changed the music festival for the better. temperatures slowly rising. what you can expect for the morning hours and into the afternoon and the warming trend on the way --00. wa -- coming up. drivers marin bound from the east bay, looked pretty good heading out to the tone after a slow down. we'll tell you more coming up.

a southwest airlines flight that took off from san jose last night was forced to make an emergency landing in l.a.x. the cockpit crew reported a heat sensor in the cargo area detected a fire. the plane taxied to an airport gate and everyone got off the plane. if firefighters did not find any signs of a fire.

the problem may have been a faulty warning light. just hours earlier, passengers on board an iva air flight were evacuated after landing at l.a.x. the flight from taiwan was named as the target of a bomb threat. plane landed safely and was sent to a remote area of the aircraft. there was a bomb threat against a cathay pacific flight. airport authorities say nothing suspicious was found on the plane. on monday, ten calls were made against international flights headed for the east coast. the fbi says the same person may have made all of the calls. 8:14. san francisco muni suspending a new program for getting commuters on and off trains faster until they fix a software problem. now, it's called the double stopping strategy. they only launched it sunday at three downtown stations. it lets two stations pull into a station at the same time and riders can get on and off both trains. officials say it worked well at

first but there is a recurring problem with the signs and the announcements. they were out of sync with the trains. muni says once that is fixed. the double stopping will resume. today, is the 78th anniversary of the first time the golden gate bridge was open to the public. this is a live picture of it. now, the bridge was considered an impossible dream back when if first -- when it was first proposed. but engineers overcame arguments about it being unable to stand up to thick fog and dangerous tides. work finished earlier and the project came in under budget. great picture of wonderful old cars. 18,000 people lined up on the morning of may 27th, 1936 to be among the very first to cross the span. we want to show you some viewer photos of the bridge. certainly is a popular place. you could share your pictures with us and we might even put

them on tv. just use the hashtag ktvu on twitter, instagram and football. >> send them in. we want to see them. 8:16. let's check in with sal, make sure everyone is behaving for you. >> since we mentioned the golden gate bridge traffic looks good there across the span, it's very nice but we're moving onto areas where it's not as good traffic-wise. 280 still slow coming up to the curve. 280, 101, 85, all very slow this morning as you drive through. you can see it for yourself. the road sensors are firing up red. getting into to the south bay on 880 is not all that bad through fremont and union city. up to the bay bridge, it's backed up as it normally is for about a 20, 25-minute delay. it's better than yesterday where it was terrible but today is just kind of a normal slowdown into san francisco.

at 8:16. let's go to rosemary. we have a subtle warmup outside the doors. we have the clouds, cool temperatures. but i do expect a bit of a better clearing at least away from the coastline. giving you a sweeping view there. widespread gray. a few breaks in those clouds happening as we speak. as we get into the second part of the morning and into the afternoon, sunny away from the coastline. at the coast we'll remain with the onshore breeze and the clouds will continue as well. along the coast, we can expect temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. for most of us our temperatures will be coming up a few degrees from yesterday. as we get into friday and saturday, those two days look to be the warmest. sunday temperatures will drop are drop off as the -- will drop off. 53 in napa. 51 in novato. 52 san francisco. mid-50s at sfo. sfo reporting delays because of the low cloud cover. 55 in hayward.

56 walnut creek. upper 50s for livermore. to the east bay, 57 pittsburg. danville, 54. and la fayette this morning, you are hold onto 52. temperatures are slowly rebounding with all of the cloud cover overhead, hard for the numbers to rebound but they are getting a bit of a change. we're looking at the change ham happening now -- happening now. notice the clouds continuing to hug the coastline. we're mostly sunny elsewhere. as a result, temperatures will be coming up slightly. upper 50s along the coast. more 70s and mid- to upper 70s for farther inland areas. the closer you get to the central valley and sacramento valley, the better the chance that you will be near 80 degrees. but that shade of orange remains in the central valley. it will creep our way by thursday, friday, and into saturday. more on that and the extended forecast. let's take a look at the numbers expected for today. 7 in novato for the afternoon. 74 in sonoma. i received a tweet from cc at leer clak she said i don't think it will be 78.

i nudged it up to about 80 degrees. 65 in sausalito. 67 for richmond. 66 san leandro. going to see the as play in afternoon? we'll break away to mostly sunny skies. 66 for the second half. 77 brentwood. the south bay, we go, where we have numbers in the low 70s, 72 for santa clara. morganhill 78. 73 saratoga. along the peninsula for the afternoon, 74 woodside, redwood city, warming to 62 in san francisco. a tad warmer than yesterday. the text ended forecast there, the warming -- extended forecast there, the warming trend starts today and continues to saturday. temperatures warming to the mid- 80s. friday and saturday look to be the warmer days. around the bay, more sunshine than what we've seen. the east bay was stuck under clouds. days and days at a time. had people tooking me and

tweeting me. at the coast, we won't lose the sea breeze. >> that's kind of normal for the coast. >> yes. we get into the pattern of the summer. >> thank you. 8:19. personal information from thousands of tax payers compromised. how the irs says the hackers got into the system. but first, what do you do about ballot measures considered frivolous? after the break, two ways that california is protecting itself.

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welcome back. a bill raises a filing fee from $200 to up to $8,000. the other one allows the state attorney general to include a disclaimer when a proposed measure threatens constitutional rights. now, ka ma'am law harris asked the anti-gay measure to be -- kamala harris asked the anti- gay measure to be rejected. a tech site rico says negotiations may have stalled between flip board's ceo, he's considered a technology product

genius. that's generating talk that he might take the helm following a merger. 8:23. napa's bottlerock music festival may look and feel different when it opens on friday. this is the first festival since the quake. it's changeled the landscape. there's new grass growing where red tagged buildings were months ago. that means more space for fans to surround the stage. there's more room for vendors and the foot coward. organizers hope this will translate into financial success as well as the musical hit. >> we went through the learning curve. we belt trust. with the community, with the music industry. that trust has led to big names for this biggary festival -- big festival. at ktvu, you will find a look

-- at ktvu.com you will find a link to the festival. 8:24. $500,000 billion construction project in san francisco is getting underway in the south of market area. moscone construction center is linked to more than 20% of all tourism in san francisco. it includes about 700,000 square feet. it makes it the 25th largest convention center in the country. that's a drawback for many groups that would like to meet in san francisco. so now it's expanding. >> we're feeling the pressure, a lot of our groups are outgrowing us who want to meet in san francisco. a lot of groups would like to come to san francisco but they can't because the center is too small. this replaces the lobby with a four-story addition that includes new exhibit space, meeting rooms and ballroom facilities. it includes a pedestrian bridge

that connects and howard street would only be closed for big events. this entire project expected to be finished by 2018. well, we're counting down to the women's world cup in canada. the united states with alex morgan will play their first game on june 8th against australia. now, although the americans have one of the toughest draws, they are still one of the favorites to win the championship. you can watch most of the world cup matches right here on ktvu channel 2. we've posted a full interactive section about the women's world cup on our website. you can find out about the team players and some of the bay area stars. check it out. look for it under the sports tab on our home page. 8:26. a long fight over the future of a palo alto mobile home park is over. >> this hurts all of the people with families. >> after the break, more

reaction to the decision and the only thing the city can do to help the hundreds of people living on that property. and get ready to see more bikes in the bay area. we'll tell you about a bike share program getting ready to expand to the east bay. we're looking at a commute here on 280 in san jose where it's very slow still. getting up to highway 17. we'll tell you more about the south bay commute. i'm tracking a minor warm yum for your wednesday afternoon.

we're live in san francisco, the camera is panning around. in a couple of hours, transit planners will vote son the plan that could bring thousands of those to bay area streets. brian flores is on the story looking into a new bike sharing contract that's being considered. coming up in minutes, brian will tell you where the money to expand will be coming from. so stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us. it's wednesday, it's may 27th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic and rosemary in for

steve. you are still talking about clouds. >> yeah. i was just saying, wow, getting on my nerves. they are beginning to clear. we'll have more sunshine for the afternoon. along the coastline, it will linger. we'll be part partly cloudy to mostly cloudy -- partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. our temperatures holding in the 50s. low 50s in areas like santa rosa this morning. santa rosa checking in at 53 and oakland you have 54 at this time. really the inland areas are warming up first. around the bray, we've got more sunshine in store and all of

the temperatures should feel better. 67 in hayward for the afternoon. 74 in redwood city. 77 in livermore. 74 for santa rosa. if you take take a look at the coast, mostly cloudy. we have 58 degrees expected for pacifica. the warming trend will continue all the way into the first part of your weekend. i will have a look at those numbers for you coming up in a little bit. good morning, sal. good morning. rosemary. we're looking at a commute that is still very slow in san jose and the south bay. i'm gonna start there and take a look at 280 as you get up to highway 17. it's slow out of downtown. it remains that way. there was an an earlier accident -- an earlier accident near brokaw. that's gone. that made traffic on 8800 and 17 slow. let's take a look from our maps. i want to show you the area. you can see that 280 is still very slow as you drive out of downtown where we just showed you. it stays that way. 880 has been slow. there was an accident right here right where i put the

arrow. that crash is gone. if you are driving on the nimitz freeway, heading south, not that bad. westbound 580 through livermore is improving. out to the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up for a 25-minute delay. let's go back to the desk. we're following developing news out of sfo. san francisco international airport, a southwest airlines flight bound for chicago was delayed because of a strange smell from luggage being loaded onto that plane. now, a passenger tweeted this photo. you can see emergency responders checking out the situation. firefighters did not find any problems but when all of the luggage was being reloaded a second bag with a strange smell was discovered. fire crews as we look at live pictures they inspected that bag as well. couldn't find where the smell was coming from. firefighters eventually gave the all clear. again this sh a live picture from sfo. southwest airlines flight was allowed to take off at 7:03

this morning, an hour after its scheduled departure. hundreds of people living in palo alto's last mobile home park, they are disappointed. the city council approved an application to shut it down. janine de la vega reports at that leaves a lot of people would wondering if they will bic kicked out before the end of the -- if they will be kicked out before the end of the year. >> reporter: the owner didn't comment what he will do. if he wants to sell it to an agency to take over the park. the city can't infringe on the property ownerrary right to shut down on the park or sell the land of the it's located on el camino and the residents are mostly low-income. supervisors and the palo alto city marg set aside $19 million

because they want to partner with a nonprofit agency to buy the park so residents will still have affordable housing. >> if weiss gonna tell us, tell us what you want. at least we want to try. at least we -- he can say this is what i want. come to the table. >> reporter: last night the council agreed to have an appraiser come in and review the original appraisals done of each property. a lot of the residents don't feel they were offered a fair relocation package because the appraisals didn't take them into account the process still needs to be done but to before a six-month eviction notice is issued. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:34. we're learning new details about a dui case in livermore where a car careened into the back yard of a livermore apartment building and killed a mother and her daughter. according to livermore police, the corvette's on-board computer shows at the time of the crash, it was going 99 --

99 miles an hour. that street has a 35-mile-an- hour speed limit. besides speeding, brian jones had a blood alcohol alcohol level almost twice the legal limit. he was in court and faced an angry crowd. >> we need justice. i wouldn't want something to happen to my family and not have justice for it. >> this is a terrible situation. mr. jones neverrer intended to hurt or kill anybody. it's real tragic what happened here. >> earlier this month, brian jones was allowed to post bail and go home. that upset the family members. he's now being held without bail. his next hear something set injury june 16th -- hearing is set for june 16th. a school officer spotted a

spock in a stolen car yesterday and they refused to pull over. but they ditched the car after driving down the street. they were then seen running into a creek. police eventually found the two hiding inside a vacant hole. police want to identify these two men burglarizing a house. now, police say this he broke into a house on harrington court about 3:45 last friday afternoon. they are described as african- american as you can see between 18 and 25 years old. you can see they are wearing ghovs and hooded sweatshirts -- gloves and hooded sweatshirts. miss say they stole electronic gear and jewelry. a santa clara jail inmate briefly escaped. he squeeze the out of his handcuffs on the way to a court

appearance. 26-year-old eric nelson was due in court on drug charges yesterday. a sheriff's spokesman said he was handcuffed to another inmate on a bus but managed to escape outside of the terrain courthouse in san jose. authorities say he was recaptured within ten minutes. he and one of the deputies involved in the pursuit suffered minor injuries. nelson is the second santa clara county inmate to escape in the last couple of months. molestation suspect johnle carter overpowered a deputy on his way to a medical appointment. he was later recaptured and in mississippi and then extradited back here to california. 8:3. some east bay -- 8:37. some east bay cities could offer bike sharing after a boat happening. brian flores joins us live in san francisco with the cities involved and who is expected to pay for all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're on 4th and townsend.

take a look. this is the bike sharing program. it shows how pop paw lar this -- popular this program is. no more bikes. really only maybe six, seven bikes available. another one coming in. but this program certainly grown in pop lairly tu starting next year -- popularity starting next year. the plan calls for bike share to expand the amount of pikes from 700 to 7,000. there will be more bikes available in san francisco the peninsula to san jose. but again, we also start seeing pikes in berkeley, emeryville and oakl here in san francisco, officials say the amount of bikes would increase to 4500 available. riders love it because it's convenient. they don't have to worry about it. they also say the expansion is needed. >> i think it's a great idea. i think it's an easy way to get around town from point a to point b probably quicker than

taking a cab in some cases. >> simply the placement, the lack of worry that my bike is on the street unguarded. this way i take it out when i need it, put it in when it's needed and i walk away without a thought. it's wonderful. the main question is where will the new bike sharing locations be? that's how riders can speak out, the bike share company named motivate international. they will launch a web portal where cyclists can have their stay. we've gotten many suggestions. the expansion vote expected to start roughly around 9:30. that's when the meeting will get started in oakland. around 10:45 there will be a press event to announce the new event. and then how much will it cost? well, you still need to pay to use the bike but the expansion will cost nothing to tax payers

it will all be corporately funded. that brought a lot of smiles. >> and it's a great way to get exercise. it's a win-win. 8:40. new this morning, reports of yet another dead whale washing up along a bay area beach. this latest whale was spotted yet rolling in the surf on south beach at point reyes national seashore. it is reportedly decomposed. we don't know the species yet. we were telling you about a young gray whale that washed you on a sonoma county beach. the chronicle says this is the 12th dead whale to wash up on the northern california coast so far this this year. >> they say that's raising all sorts alarms with what's going on with the environment. 8:41. using the notorious rave party drug known as ecstasy for terminally ill patients.

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we'llary following a developing story of corruption within the world cup organization. pam cook has the details of the scandal and the arrests announced this morning. good morning. >> good morning. it's all unfolding right now. bribery, racketeering, wire fraud and money laundering. those are the allegations that will change. face and operations of world cup soccer. now, swiss authorities raided fifa's headquarters in zurich and announced an investigation into the last two awarded world cup bids to russia in 2018 and

qatar in 2022. investigators are looking into allegations of bribery involved in that dezigs making. here in the united states, the department of justice announced detailed charges against 14 people for racketeering, wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy. four individuals and two corporate defendants have pled guilt yilt. they include a u.s. sports marketing company. an executive and vice president in charge of operations. >> they used the banking and the wire facilities in the u.s. to distribute bribe payments and planned to profit from their scheme in large parts through megsal efforts -- promotional efforts. >> i've been involved in soccer for a number of years. after talking to colleagues from across the football world, i'm talking about fans, players, as well as members of

the association, i think that we've all agreed it's time now for a change to have a -- to have a change. >> the people involved have agreed to foreget $150 million in illegal profits that they've made from the bribery scheme. the u.s. investigation charges them with providing a lucrative media and marketing rights to soccer tournaments as kickbacks. now, the u.s. justice department is also executing a search warrant operations in miami, florida and announced it's actively pursuing more defendants. attorney general lynch said $112 million from bribes were connected to the soccer tournament held in the united states. san francisco is one of the cities to host some of the

matches. dave. the personal information of more than 100,000 tax payers has been compromised. the irs says hackers got into the get transcript system. it allows tax payers to look at tax information dating back five years. the irs said there were 200,000 hacking attempts half were successful and the hackers already had some personal information which helped them get in there and get access. they used social security numbers, tax payers' birthdays, where they lived like the street address and tax filing status like single or married. that information can be used to create fraudulent tax returns. the irs says it will be notifying those tax payers whose information was stolen. it will be offering free credit monitoring. ireland's recent vote to

legalize gay marriage is drawing sharp condemnation from a senior vatican official. last week, more than 62% of irish voters voted to legalize same-sex marriage. the vatican's secretary of state says the catholic church must take account of this reality but in the sense that it must strengthen its commitment to evangelization. he also said he's personally saddened by this decision calling it a defeat. let's check our roads again and sal, i know you are watching the east shore. how is it doing? >> it's better than yesterday but still a little slow, dave. right now, traffic getting out to the maze is going to be just a little bit difficult as we take a look at the timer. 31 minutes. yesterday, at this time, it was 7 a minutes -- 75 minutes. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, the commute will be

moderately heavy. it's backed you for 15, 20 minutes getting into san francisco. reminder that there is a baseball game and a warriors playoff game at oracle and the coliseum. respectively, oracle at 6:00 tonight, the as play first pitch today. it will be the best way to get there is b.a.r.t. quickly, let's take a look at the commute in the san jose area, northboundle 8 -- 880 is still a mess. let's go to rosemary. i will just stand up. >> give me a hug. >> let me see. i'm standing. still too tall. >> come visit me. see you soon. outsirers the -- outside the doors, we're look fog the blue skies. a beautiful view here over the east bay where -- look at that. a big puffy clouds and blue skies to go with it. we'll continue to see the clouds clear out of the way. a snapshot from up above here. a little bit of thinning going

on as well over portions of the east bay and the peninsula. so as we get into the second half of your morning, we're looking at partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies away from the coast along the coast, we'll be re-- remain with the gray skies. antioch area, discovery bay, waking up with sunshine but the onshore breeze was quite robust. blew the clouds into the sacramento valley. it's let up some. gusting to 23 earlier it was 30. so the onshore breeze is beginning to weaken some. it won't go i a way completely. it will remain at the shore. with the onshore breeze and the cloudy skies, the coastline not going to warm up a whole lot. it will be the inland communities that begin to fill this. 589 in walnut creek. 58 in hayward. 53 in napa. san francisco you are at 53. 57 sfo where we -- some arriving flights experiencing delays because of the low clouds. 62 right now palo alto. 56 in foster city. shifting into morgan hill, 54 outside the door, 56 in fill

roy. 51 degrees for los gatos. for the afternoon, tarking on a few degrees from yesterday. napa went to 70. today you will go to 74. 73 expected in novato. 73 in san rafael. closer to the water, it will be cool at stinson beach. along the east bayshore line, temperatures coming up just a subtle jump as we warm up to about 66 in oakland. 66 san leandro. but more sunshine in the forecast for the east bayshore line. 76 for danville. in the south bay, 74 los gatos. 73 menlo park. 66 san bruno. you may not notice so much but as we get into thursday, friday, and saturday, the temperatures will warm up. low to mid-80s in the forecast friday into saturday for our inland cities. some of the warmer temperatures we've seen in a few weeks.

but around the bay, it will be comfortable along the coast it will remain cool. a beach weather weekend. >> all right. thank you. 8:52. researchers in marin county, they want to know if the drug called ecstasy can actually help ter mannyly ill patients -- term min nally patients -- term minnally patients and ease anxiety. a psychiatrist says participants will either take the drug or take a placido. they will also take part in talk therapy sessions. mdma has been studied as a possible treatment for ptsd and also for helping autistic adults the. two chimpanzees and their lawyers walk into a courtroom. sounds the like the begin offing of a joke -- beginning of a joke. it's not. today's court case is no laughing matter. they plan to argue in front of a new york judge that their

clients have personhood rights and should be freed from the state university of new york where any are kept and used for certain studies. the state stoinkg's office is representing the school and believes the court should dismiss the petition. the chirps are not -- chimps are not expected in court. >> i was hoping they would be there. a stranger saved his life. after the break, we'll tell you about a passerby rescued this small dog from the side of a mountain.

[beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight

a complete stranger is being called a hero after saving a puppy, hazel. the puppy tumbled down the cliff. one the oepters went to get help. just then a man walked by and offered help. >> he could have easy walked by

and said good luck and kept going on his way and didn't. it kind of restores our faith in humanity. >> it turns out kent is an experienced climber. he climbed down the hill and rescued the dog. the dog is slightly injured but otherwise okay. >> way to go. way to go, sal. >> yesterday, we had the horrible commute. in is 880. remember tonight there is a warriors' playoff game. you know that probably. today there is an as game 12:35. two events. best way to get there is b.a.r.t. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's still a little bit slow getting that san francisco. but this is normal slow traffic as opposed to what we had yesterday. if you are just patient and wait it out for 25 -- 25 minutes. 101 and 880 still a mess because of earlier issues. let's go to rosemary. warmer weather, moving into the bay area. the key word will be gradual with each passing day.

temperatures will continue to climb until we get into the first part of our weekend and cool down by sunday. that's our report. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> our next news is at noon. you can get your latest headlines on our mobile app. and happy birthday to the golden gate bridge that opened 78 years ago today. ♪ be sure to wear some flowers in your hair ♪ ♪ if you're going to san francisco♪

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