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knocked off the rockets and clinched the championship. what's next or the warriors as they look to take home the nba title. the drought is having an impact on fourth of july festivities. what city is cancelling their fireworks and we will tell you why. it is 7:01. live inside oracle arena this morning. ktvu fox 2's alix savidge is there. you can see folks working hard after last night's big one. all that con confetti. no more yellow shirts. welcome to "mornings on 2". it's thursday, may 28. i am tori campbell. >> good morning. i want you to send me over there

sometime, tori. >> i am dave clark. rosemary is in for steve. gloomy outside our doors? >> you're right. if you are stepping out this morning the clouds are back with us. even a little bit of drizzle out there. our pattern continues with a slight warm-up for the afternoon. high pressure strengthening over the bay area. it's the inland areas that are going to begin to feel it. along the coastline not so much. and around the bay very similar to a tad warmer than what we had on wednesday. giving you a look at all that overcast that dave mentioned, the marine layer not quite as thick as yesterday. still thick enough to get over the hills. and so our local valleys waking up with the grey skies this morning. 55 degrees in livermore. 52 in walnut creek. low 50s in oakland. 49 san francisco. 49 in areas around novato. as the ridge of high pressure strengthens, to helps to compress the marine layer and squeeze out drizzle. oakland reporting a little bit

of drizzle this morning. anitoch at 50. as we get into the second half of the afternoon we will be partly cloudy to mostly clear away from the coast. we don't clear on the coastline for today and the color coating showing you upper 50s at the coast, 60s around the bay. a lot of 70s out there. mid-to-upper 70s and even a few areas now getting into the low ezeli. i will have a look at the numbers on the scream here for today and take you into the weekend. we go to the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a crash in the left lanes westbound at the toll plaza. i want to go to it now. we can show you the traffic is going to be affected. these lanes -- chp said on the radio just about to clear. in fact, they have cleared a lot of it. there is still a little bit of slow traffic here coming up on these closures. moving it over here to the parking lot over here to this parking lot. so you are going to see some delays at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning.

give yourself extra time. the san mateo bridge, perhaps you want to use that, the san mateo bridge traffic is not bad if you are driving out to the high raise. a little bit of slow traffic on highway 92. no major issues. dumbarton bridge, i can show you the traffic looks good. and getting to the south bay right now the traffic is not bad. a little bit of slow traffic on northbound 85 coming up into the saratoga area. 7:04. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. and the wait is over. >> it is over. >> for dove nation. >> for the first time in 40 years the golden state warriors are going to the nba finals. >> got it! harrison barnes from downtown! >> we were watching. the warriors eliminated the houston rockets. they won 104-90 in game five. >> there was a square for the warriors in the fourth quarter. klay thompson was accidentally kneed in the head by the rockets trevor ariza. he left the game.

needed three stitches for a out can in his ear. the warriors say thompson was put through a concussion evaluation and did not show any symptoms at the time, so he came back in. after the game he said he did not feel well and did develop concussion-like symptoms. he will have to pass the nba's concussion protocol before being cleared to play in the finals. >> the break will be good for him. it will be probably good for awful our guys with the run we have been on. but especially for klay. >> this is a proud moment for everybody in the bay area to be four wins away from our goal. >> to be able to do it here in front of these great fans that deserve so much and to be able to advance to the finals, i mean, that's -- it was a perfect night for us. >> the warriors meet lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers in the finals which start a week from today. the teams, by the way, split two games during the regular season with each team winning on their

home floor. james did not meet when they met in oakland. >> this is an nba dream match-up. everybody wanted this. king james against the league milpitas steph curry. everybody wanted that. and warriors fans are flying high this morning. they are expecting another championship 40 years later here. we will take you live to oracle arena in oakland right now. and a big warriors fan. ktvu's alex savidge, you have been out there since 4:00 this morning. how does it feel to be on the court? >> reporter: i wanted to get out for the tail end of the postgame celebration here at oracle. i can tell you we picked up on the vibes here. the confetti still flying when we got here this morning. it was quite a celebration last night. a huge win for dove nation. a lot of people waited a long time for this. the warriors, they are four wins away. her going to the finals. what is it they are hoping to do? take four more games from the cleveland cavs.

they want to hoist a championship banner here inside oracle arena. the last time these warriors won the title 1978. they believe they can do do it again. when we arrived at the arena, the hard working crew at oracle was still cleaning up after last night's postgame party. confetti was everywhere. the warriors locker room, well, it looked like it had been -- there had been a celebration going on inside. maybe some beers. maybe some champagne consumed in the postgame party. after that final buzzer sounded at the end of game five last night the warriors and their fans, they began a celebration 40 years in the making. the w's knocked off the rockets with a 4-1 reason. they held off james harden. but they fended him off last night. the confetti rained down on steph curry, klay thompson and the warriors team and fans who

sell braid after the game. many fans said it was a night they didn't want to end. >> my first game ever. what an amazing game, right? >> lebron is tough. he is proven. but we are a better team. we are deeper. and they got to roar -- icle. >> reporter: this was the scene outside last night. fireworks went off outside the arena to celebrate. fans, though, they want another party. they want to bring an nba championship back home here to the bay area. all they have to to is grab four more wins, of course. those wins will have to be against the cleveland cavaliers and lebron james. he is a decent player, from what i've heard. king james and the cavs are going to come to oracle for game one of the nba finals. it will be a week from today, next thursday night at 6 p.m. game two is the following sunday also here at oracle.

then the series shifts back to cleveland for games three and four. the warriors have their work cut out for them. they played the cavs twice during the regular season. they won here at oracle. they lost when they played there in cleveland. so they split that series. and they are hoping to grab four more wins over lebron. it will not be easy. no doubt about it. by the way, dave, i would like to point out if folks are trying to get ththeir on the official western conference championship warriors gear that they were wearing during the accept celebration, the warriors team store is home at oracle and one inside the westfield shopping center in san francisco if you want to get decked out in your warriors gear to celebrate. >> before you go, i want to point out, if you make that shot -- >> i just airballed it. >> today is larry's birthday. something else to celebrate.

alex savidge, thank you. we will talk to you later. meantime, steph curry's daughter joined her dad at the postgame news conference again and again. she stole the show. >> a moment? >> i feel better. >> wanted to say that. >> everybody came in. this is a story line. >> two-year-old riley sat on steph's lap waving at report he is. after a while she got up and started playing hide-and-seek with the curtains near the table. there is nothing wrong with that. ep had yourself. you can see the full interview on our channel 2 website ktvu.com. >> she grabbed the mic, you know, talking in the mic just like dad. >> she is in charge. >> that's right. as we mentioned, the nba finals start a week from tonight. game one at oracle arena june 4th. the game starts at 6 p.m. game two sunday, the 7th. also at oracle. then the series moves to cleveland for games three and

four on june 9th and 11th. >> and we will have continuing coverage of the warriors throughout the morning. we are also talking about the roads to the nba finals. not an easy one. talking about it on facebook and twitter. 7:11. after a three-hour-long stand-off with police, a hostage situation in antioch ended peacefully. the suspect holed up inside of an arco gas station. police say he had the owner of the gas station and an employee inside with him. this all started about an hour earlier near antioch's auto row with this. anthony hernandez and his daughter were at the front desk of their auto body shop. they heard a loud crash. the suspect had plowed his car into one of the their customer's cars. both the father and daughter ran outside to see if they could help. that's when anthony says the suspect pulled a gun on them before running away. >> what's scary is because i actually talked to him and he ended upholding two people

hostage. what if he would have freaked out at the point when it all happened? >> after that crash police say the suspect ran a block away where he stole a newly purchased car. the new owner had left his cell phone in the car. that allowed the police to track the suspect. shortly after that the suspect stole another car. crashed it near this arco station. that's when the hostage situation began. after a couple of hours that suspect there surrendered. the hostages were not hurt. police say the suspect has along criminal record that includes stolen cars, drugs, and other crimes. it is 7:12. a south bay city is pulling the plug on its fourth of july fireworks show because of the drought. janine de la vega. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, the neighbors, they are very surprised and disappointed. the fireworks are normally

launched at the sports field at cupertino high school. they say watching them here across the street is the highlight of their summer. here is video from a past fourth of july celebration. in order to prepare for the fireworks show, city officials say they put down a fire retardant cover over the field and spray over 100,000 gallons of water on it to prevent damage to the facility. in past years, the sports field reportedly were damaged even when precautions were taken. the fremont union high school district took that into consideration as well as the extreme drought conditions and reluctantly decided to deny use of its field. >> i have been here for a few years now and we come down and you can't even get through the streets. it's a great, you know, activity for families it to come and enjoy their children. so i think it's a real bummer. >> reporter: it's unclear if

the city is concerned about potential fire danger as well. but the celebration is still going on on fourth of july with a pancake breakfast, parade, live music and various block parties. but the city hasn't found an alternate location to launch this year's fireworks. at this point they are canceled. many neighbors, though, want the city to keep looking for venues. one man that we actually spoke to earlier from the neighborhood told us that he would actually write a check to pay for the water use. not sure if he was serious or not. but the city says they want to be good citizens, especially when it comes to the drought. tori. >> janine de la vega, thank you. time is 7:14. still ahead, a bay area police officer arrested with a loss prevention officers at a target store say they saw him do and what he reportedly had with him when they caught up with him. a girl seen yelling and struggling in an suv at the bay bridge toll plaza. what the chp says it's learned

about the incident after the driver came forward. good morning. we are looking at the commute now and traffic on highway 24 not too bad up to the tunnel. we will tell you a little bit about these east bay commutes. a bit of a warm up this afternoon. widespread grey once again. temperatures on the cool side and the on shore breeze is blowing. we will have a look at the current conditions and i will take you through the warming trend coming up.

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good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2". 7:17. new developments about a story we were telling but yesterday here on amongst on 2. the chp found a girl as a car was going through a bay bridge total booth saturday night. now, after photos of the suv appeared here on channel 2, the man who was driving voluntarily

went to the chp yesterday. investigators talked to him and later on they talked to the girl. >> we also sent officers out to the residence. interviewed the 12-year-old juvenile, who was in the -- confirmed she was in the back seat of the vehicle at the time, and confirmed she is safe. she was not harmed at the time of the incident. >> investigators said the girl was actually trying to break up a fight between the man who was driving and a female passenger. the woman is identified as 47-year-old la donna johnson has since been arrested by san francisco police on suspicion of domestic violence and child abuse in a separate case. it is 7:18. an army lab in utah accidentally sent live anthrax samples to facilities in nine states, including california. the pge is pentagon is working with the centers for disease control to retrieve the samples.

researchers were supposed to receive inactive anthrax for study. four people working in labs are being treated for possible exposure to the bacteria. the specific labs that received the anthrax have not been identified. time is 7:18. let's bring sal back. how does the commute look? >> a little bit better. right now we have -- well, we had an earlier accident at the bay bridge toll plaza. they moved it from the lanes. but i want to show you where it is. it's actually -- i will show you where the toll plaza looks like. it's still slow. we had a report of a stalled vehicle there as well. so we have a lot of slow traffic here coming up to the toll plaza. at least a 25 to 30-minute delay before you make it on to the bridge. it's very slow. someone on twitter asked me, why is this commute so terrible every day? well, the simple answer is everyone seems to use it and the traffic is going to be slow still. let's move along and take a look at the commute here on 880 north and southbound. this commute is moderately

heavy. it gets busier, which the way, as we get closer to 8:00. san jose is surprising me a little bit. we don't have a lot of slow traffic. perhaps a lot of people were up late last night celebrating that warriors win. it's a little slow. it's not as slow as it normally is. speaking of the warriors, rosemarie, tomorrow we have traffic jams where we play songs for people, and our theme is songs from 1975, the last time the warriors won the nba title. >> okay. >> 40 years ago. >> have to pull out rolodex. >> can't wait to hear them. maybe i will have one of my own. >> go to our facebook page. a look outside this morning where we have overcast skies. a little drizzle. a ridge of high pressure is strengthening over the area today and that is going to lead to a warm-up at least for some. not everybody getting into this warm-up. and, you know, for many of us it's just a modest one at best. giving you a look here at

plenty of grey sky. a little tough to see in the backdrop. we have fog out there. visibility not too tough. if you are tired of seeing that cloud cover, how about a look at clear lake this morning? this is from khloe. thank you so much. what a beautiful view. just soak that in for a few minutes. into the 80s today for clear lake. i nudged the numbers up a little bit because she said it hit 85 there yesterday. 52 santa rosa. oakland 53. livermore and 55. 56 san jose. we have a warmer weather pattern shaping up around the bay area. friday, saturday look to be the warmer days. it's really our inland communities that are feeling it. along the coast line we remain mostly cloudy. we remain cool and just inside the bay we have been having a little bit of drizzle this morning. sinking air associated with that ridge of high pressure, it helps to compress the marine layer some. it helps to squeeze out some drizzle. we are seeing a little bit of

that in oakland this morning. for the afternoon today 73 in novato, mid 70s for san rafael. to the east bay 64 for alameda, 66 san leandro. so mild here. but you get up over the east bay hills, get to the cull de cot tunnel, it's warmer. 82 livermore today. 82 antioch. to the south bay, temperatures range from the low 70s in areas like santa clara. 73 for saratoga. as we get into the afternoon woodside 72. san mateo 67. san francisco hits 61 yesterday. today to 62. you are not going to notice a whole lot of change. if you seeing the giants play today, taking on the braves, partly cloudy, 56 degrees. and the on shore breeze, although it's weakening some, it's not gone completely. we will continue with the sea breeze for the afternoon. the extended forecast there taking you into your bay area weekend, temperatures continuing to climb, but really again the inland communities are where

we're beginning to feel the heat around the bay. on the coast not so much. temperatures come down a little bit on sunday. >> all right. sounds good. thank you, rosemary. 7:22. getting a text usually means getting information you want. but some iphone users are getting texts that mean nothing but trouble. in 25 minutes we will tell you about the text message bug that's going around. more fallout over that corruption probe into fifa. up next, why major companies, including adidas, coca-cola, and visa, they are getting roped into this southern california scandal.

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7:25. evan newsom could get a permanent spot at city hall. supporters wants a bust of him in the halls where he once served as mayor. they have met with the artist. they want to go with an open collar look and is hoping the artist as a quarter inch to his receding hairline. he will not be smiling in the bust because you don't want teeth in bronze because they turn green after a while. the money will be raised by newsom's reporter. fifa, the controversial president seth blatter is refusing to resign. european football associations announced they will vote for his opponent in tomorrow's

presidential election. before the scandal blatter was seen as a shoe-in to win a fifth term. this comes after a 47 count indictment against the members of fifa for allegedly taking millions of dollars in bribes by awarding world cup tournaments to certain countries. russian president vladimir putin says the u.s. is trying to steal a world cup by preventing brat prevent bratter from being re-elected. companies such as coca-cola, visa and adidas have long-term contracts with fifa. in a statement, visa says it was disappointed with the indictments and is expecting fifa so take swift action to resolve their issues and restore the reputation of soccer for fans everywhere. 7:27. former 49er ray mcdonald has been arrested again. second time in three days. up next, ktvu fox 2's tara

moriarty is looking to what happens and the charges he could now face. and it is fair season, and that means food and fun. did we mention fun? live at antioch at the contra costa county fair. the rides are getting set up. food vendors are getting ready. we will talk about that when we come back.

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7:30. corn dogs. carnival rides. all a sign of summer. we are live at antioch this morning at the contra costa county fairgrounds. the gates won't be open until noon, but ktvu fox 2's brian flores sneaked inside, maybe a fence. i'm kidding. and he'll give us a sneak peek of what's going on. that's coming up in just a few minutes. maybe we will go on the ferris wheel. i am tori campbell. >> i am picking my spots out. good morning. i am dave clark. weather and traffic to get you moving this morning. rosemary is in for steve with the forecast. >> still thinking about the fair and the fair food. >> me, too. >> yeah. wonderful. all right. outside our doors this morning we are off to a great start. if you are thinking about heading to the fair a little bit later today, mild to warm

weather expected. a tad warmer than where we were yesterday. giving you a look at all the cloud cover, once again it is fairly widespread. the marine layer not as deep. about 2,000 feet deep which allowed it to move into our local valleys this morning. we have a little bit of drizzle reported in areas right around oakland. the on shore breeze is 17 miles per hour and gusting. oakland 18 at fairfield. the fairfield area, through travis, backed off just a little bit. but still there. 53 in fairfield right now. 53 walnut creek. 50s around the bay. 55 mountain view. san mateo 53. outside your door 54 palo alto. if you are thinking about or if you have somebody that's arriving to sfo, there are delays because of the low cloud cover. as we get into the afternoon temperatures coming up a few degrees over what we had yesterday, especially for the inland areas where some of the warmer spots will warm into the low 80s today. when i come back i will put the numbers on the screen for your neighborhood and talk more

about this warming trend into the weekend. let's check in with traffic with sal. >> good morning to you right now. traffic is going to be a little bit slow in some areas. highway 4 is one of them. let's take a look here at the highway 4 picture. pardon me. right now on highway 4 it's very slow. there is an accident eastbound highway 4 at 680. several cars are moving it out of the way. it's not in the commute direction, but i think it's causing a distraction for people driving west to concord. a lot of people brake off on 242. that is slow heading south towards the 242/680 interchange into walnut creek. at the bay bridge toll plaza we have a backup here. we had an earlier crash. it was already slow anyway. so i would give 30 minutes, maybe a little bit more before you actually make it onto the bridge. we keep looking at the south bay. northbound 101 near 85 a crash clearing. the traffic on the south bay is good. this is kelly cam. i went out of order. it's a ktvu commuter cam with kelly driving. this is a look at interstate 880 northbound and southbound.

the traffic is moving along very well. all right. now we can go to the south bay. i am surprised that the south bay is actually a little better than normal. so we won't ask a lot of question. a little bit of slow traffic on northbound 101 out of sunnyvale to mountain view. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. a former san francisco 49er in legal trouble again. ray mcdonald was arrested for the second time in a week. ktvu fox 2's tara moriarty joining us live in santa clara. what is he charged with this time tara? >> reporter: well, this time it's for vie violating a restraining order. he says that mcdonald was at the particular residence with a defense investigator to gather pictures for evidence. we have some pictures to show you from monday. this was shortly after his arrest earlier on child endangerment and domestic violence charges. he allegedly kicked in a door and attacked a woman while

holding a baby at 4:00 in the morning. the chicago bears released him after less than three months on the team. now, yesterday he had another incident. joining me live is lieutenant kurt clark with the santa clara police department to tell us what happened yesterday. >> yes. yesterday about 3:00 our investigators were following up on the case involving ray mcdonald on monday where he was arrested for child endangerment and domestic violence. during that follow-up, we learned ray mcdonald was in violation of a restraining order at a residence in santa clara and subsequently he was arrested for that offense. >> reporter: where did you find him? was it immediately after? is it take a while to find him? >> it was shortly after the violation occurred. he was arrested in santa clara. >> reporter: what happens from here? >> from here he will be given his day in court to explain the violation of that order. >> reporter: all right. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. back in august you may recall mcdonald was arrested on suspicion of felony domestic

violence against his then fiancee but charges were not filed. it is unclear whether or not the woman involved in this case is the same woman. also in december san jose place said they were investigating mcdonald's for a sexual assault charge. a lot of incidents obviously. we will try to get a little bit more information and talk to mcdonald's attorney. tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you. 7:36 this morning. a veteran st. clair police officer is in trouble with the law. santa clara police officer kit nguyen has been on the force for 25 years. investigators say that earlier this month a loss prevention officer at a target store in san jose saw nguyen steal a $250 smartwatch. he was off duty at the time when he was arrested. nguyen had the watch, wire cutters, and a magnetic key to disable the watch's anti-theft lock. shoppers outside the target were stunned. >> you think a police officer is held to a higher standard.

so, you know, probably he does need some help and he probably needs to be off the force while he is getting help. >> when one of our employees get arrest ford shoplift -- arrested for shoplifting, it's a step back. it saddened us here. >> the santa clara police department has placed nguyen on paid administrative leave. he is charged with petty theft and using burglary tools. two highway patrol officers on bicycles arrested two men suspected of stealing copper wire from the bike path leading to the bay bridge. these are photos from the chp. the incident happened yesterday when the officers say they spotted the men acting suspiciously. the officers say the men had a large trash bag full of copper wire and it appears they were breaking into electrical boxes. the chp is waiting for an estimate on how much wire was taken. that will determine whether the men are charged with misdemeanors or felonies. our time is 7:37. ktvu is getting new details about a wrong-way crash on the

bay bridge. it happened last november and injured several people. prosecutors have now filed charges against the driver. 33-year-old kerrie lynn morgan of vacaville. that's after a toxicology report confirmed she was high on a combination of drugs that included methamphetamines and marijuana. on november 8, morgan was seen driving westbound on the eastbound shoulder of the bridge with no lights on. she crashed head on into a nissan and then careened into another car. 36-year-old jared petty of richmond and his 35-year-old wife angie were in that nissan. according to the chp report ktvu obtained, jared looked up, saw a car facing with us no headlights. angie was critically hurt. >> when she came to icu she had fractured her skull, fractured both legs, fractured her right arm. she had torn all the ligaments in her neck. they had to restructure her

neck. >> chp says morgan was driving a stolen car during that bay bridge incident. she is now facing four felony counts and six misdemeanors. well, we have also learned another steel rod that stabilizes a tower on the new eastern span of the bay bridge, it failed a critical strength test. caltrans says it discovered the faulty rod while running tests on all 400 rods that are accessible. the overall results show 99% of the rods passed the test. caltrans says the findings should boost the public confidence in how the bridge is. still some independent engineers say this discovery is worrisome. it shows that exposure to water could be corroding the rods and making them brittle. caltrans says more laboratory testing is needed to determine if corrosion is to blame. it is 7:39. it's a sign that summer is almost here. the gates at the contra costa fair open at noon today in antioch. ktvu fox 2's brian flores is at

the fairgrounds where there will be four days of food and livestock shows. looks like you are hungry. any luck finding any food? >> hold on for a second. anyone in here? i am a reporter that is hungry. >> funnel cakes? i am not sure i approve of that. >> reporter: oh, i forgot. tori is on the desk this morning. don't talk about funnel cake. anyways, i am going to get one, tori. i will get that out of the way. live at antioch this morning. good morning to you at the contra costa county fair. it's opening today at noontime. and there is a lot of exciting things going on here on top of the food, the rides, the fun. talk more about that. robert, i want to get this funnel cake open. >> we open at noon today. >> reporter: i will have to wait. tell us what's now at the contra costa county fair this year. >> we have some new rides. we have a big drop tower that takes you up into the sky and drops you straight down. that's going to be fun and exciting. >> reporter: how high is the drop tower? >> you know, i am not sure how

high. it's behind us. >> reporter: there it is, oh, man. okay. >> other things. we have some new vendors. you can come out and get alligator this year at the fair and taste it out if you haven't tried it for the first time. >> reporter: did you say alligator? >> i did. >> reporter: oh boy. >> so we have some slash dog exhibit. stingrays just like at the aquarium. you can touch them and feel them. >> reporter: talk about the splash dog event. i was on the website earlier this morning. this is popular? people from all over coming for that event. talk a little bit about it. >> splash dogs, they test to see how far they can jump into a pool. we have people coming from all over. they are coming from out of state, actually, even to come in and have their dog in the competition. you can bring your dog from home into the competition as well. >> reporter: that's great. talk quickly about some of the special discounts going on today and throughout the weekend as well. >> we do. today is our three for three. bring three cans of food and you get into free to the fair.

that gets donated to the food bank. we have dollar days that comes up as well. you can ride any ride for a dollar. >> reporter: perfect. thank you so much, robert. lots of fun out there. you know what? i didn't get a funnel cake, but i got a corn dog. wow. that's good stuff. thank you so much. >> oh, boy. >> reporter: tori, i'm eating it. >> all right. >> reporter: i will have to run three miles, but that's okay. >> bring some food to the station. >> reporter: i will try to get another one, guys. >> thank you, brian. >> the contra costa county fair opens today and runs through sunday. gates open at noon. today only you can get in for free by bringing three cans of food to donate. also today seniors 62 and older, 62 is not really a senior, though, and those with a military i.d. get in for free. i am looking at dave. >> what you looking at me for,

tori? 7:42. no fireworks for the fourth of july. that's the reality one south bay city is facing. in 24 minutes, where the dazzling show is canceled and how the drought affected the decision. a city banned certain items from kids restaurant men use. good morning. we are looking at a morning commute that is still busy. a lot of people getting on the road there. a minor warm-up in store for today. outside our doors this morning overcast skies. i am beginning to see the clouds clear. a beautiful shot of blue skies over the east bay at mount diablo. we will continue to see the temperatures rise. just how far i expect we will go and how long it's going to last coming up. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪

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7:45. one city passed a law to discourage children from drinking soda in restaurants. the davis city council unanimously approved the ordinance. it makes milk and water the only thing offered on kids menus. the law affects restaurants from applebies to taco bell. even family owned businesses. city leaders say the goal is to make davis a healthier city. >> i think childhood obesity is a critical issue. i think public health is a critical issue. in the past i think our city maybe hasn't focused on it, you know, or brought it to the priority level i think we are seeing now. >> parents can still order soda for their child at a restaurant, but it cannot be listed on the menu. it goes into effect september 1. if you are thinking about

getting a tattoo you may want to hear about this study first. researchers in new york found that body ink can cause serious long-term skin reactions. in fact, one in every ten people the study looked at experienced itching, swelling and rashes after getting inked. it lasted several months to several years. it also found that red and black inks are typically the most problematic colors. treatments include antihistamines, injections and antibiotics. in some cases the pain was so extreme people decided to get their tattoos removed all together. >> wow. time now 7:47. pay attention. apple is working on fixing a bug, one that can crash your iphone or your apple computer. now, it happens when someone sends you a text. it contains a specific sequence of latin and arabic characters that apparently confuse the operating system. you don't even have to read the text. you only need to receive it for this bug to work.

now, the effects of the bug can be undone if the person who sent the original text sense you another one or if you text yourself from another device. >> boy, that's kind of scary. >> actually, it is. >> all right. 7:47. so we want to go to sal. sal, i have to say, dave and i were cheating last night. we were talking about your traffic jams tomorrow. people can nominate songs to play. they have to be from 1975, the last time the warriors were in the finals. remembering some of the songs is a trip down memory lane. it's a lot of fun. >> some of those songs you will see tomorrow, it's going to be -- i think, dave, you will have a smile on your face. tori, too. >> we are doing it already. >> or people who like music from 1975. you never know. >> yes. >> and, yes, there is a band called average white band. that's a real name of a band. yes, it is. yes, it is. let's go out and take look at the commute up to the tunnel.

when you get to the other side you will see slow traffic as well on 24 down the hill past children's hospital to the 580/24 interchange. bay bridge toll plaza a couple of earlier accidents at the toll plaza. you can see the traffic is backed up a little bit here. there are no major problems on the bridge. it's timing out to a 25 to 30-minute wait before you actually get onto the freeway and on to the bridge, i should say. northbound 101 is a mess. earlier accident in san jose. northbound 101 traffic is going to be slow now all through san jose at sunnyvale getting up into mountain view. 280 and 85 are also slow. 280 is special slow near highway 17 heading northbound. 7:49. let's go to rosemary. a warm up in the afternoon. along the coastline more of the same with grey skies. starting out with grey skies across the bay and into our

inland communities. a live look at the east bay where we have 57 in areas around santa rosa. 51 in san francisco. oakland at 53. mid-to-upper 50s in and around livermore as well as san jose. high pressure strengthening over the area for today and that's going to bring our temperatures up just slightly. sometimes we get a warming trend and, wow, we bounce 10, 20 degrees sometimes in a matter of 24 hours. not the case with this pattern. this is just a day-to-day baby steps, up, up, looks like friday and saturday will be the warmer days. today slightly warmer than yesterday. tomorrow slightly warmer than today. on the coastline where we will remain mostly cloudy, we will remain in the upper 50s. not really a warm-up in store for you at all. 73 expected for this afternoon in novato. mid 70s san rafael. 65 sausalito. upper 60s in richmond. low 80s in fairfield. mid 80s in areas like clear lake for today. in the east bay notice again the east bay shoreline mild, partly cloudy for the afternoon, 65 in

oakland today. but you get inland and temperatures are warmer than yesterday. must of us in the 70s in areas like concord and liver monday. today 72 for concord. to the south bay we go where we will have a mild day in the afternoon. 74 for san jose. farther in morgan hill and gilroy, low 80s for the afternoon. 82 expected for you gilroy. 72 cupertino. on the peninsula these temperatures very similar to yesterday. upper 60s san mateo. redwood city 73. san francisco hit 61 yesterday. today to 62. upper 50s on the coast with partly cloudy skies. the extended forecast here temperatures continuing to climb as we get into the last business day of the week. mid 80s in the forecast for inland communities. on saturday we kind of hold steady. we could see that afternoon sea breeze come back. that will impact the coast. sometimes impacts our bayside

communities. sunday we will see the temperatures drop off some. all in all. so warmest -- some of the warmest temperatures from the start of may. >> thank you. all right. our time is 7:51. still ahead, the deadliest threat to all humanity. the one thing that microsoft co-founder bill gates believes could kill millions of people all over the world. up next, deployment could prevent a repeat of the oakland firestorm moving forward. it's sparked a lot of opposition. female announcer: sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. but the mattress price wars ends sunday. now it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. plus, free same day delivery set-up

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welcome back to "mornings on 2". it's 7:54. a plan to cut down tens of thousands of trees from the east bay hills, it will now move ahead despite a lot of strong opposition. last night the oakland city council voted to accept federal grant money to cut down those trees. the idea to remove non-native trees came after the 1991 oakland hills firestorm. eucalyptus trees, which are not native to the bay area, helped fuel the deadly flames that killed 25 people and destroyed 2800 homes. now, the fire has a re-- reduction plan would remove trees over the next ten years. >> we will be very sleek toughly thinning out -- selectively thinning out dead trees, diseased trees, saplings as

well. some healthy eucalyptus will stay. >> the project goal is to remove the forest and to create grassland with islands of shrubs. >> there are critics of the plan and the critics say they may still try to stop this program with a lawsuit. it is 7:55. a vacant lot overgrown with weeds in west oakland may soon be transformed into a community garden and gathering place. the lot is at peralta and helen streets. the non-profit group city slicker farms hopes to break ground next month. money is being raised on the barn razor crowd funding website. they have raised $14,500 so far. warrior fever. we are talking about it this morning. it's running rampant all over the bay area. coming up at 8:00 how the fans are celebrating the team's big win last night that put them in the nba finals, and also this. the big scare from one of the team's stars. the lack of rain in the bay area has led to one south bay

city cancelling his fourth of july fireworks display. we'll tell you which city and what residents are saying about it. good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be slow in many areas. especially here on northbound 880. ktvu commuter cam grinding it out with you guys here approaching the oakland coliseum. modest warm-up continuing for your thursday afternoon. when i come back i will have a look at your current conditions, line up those afternoon highs, and take a peek at the weekend coming up.

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, w. weather watcher nation is on cloud nine with the warriors headed back to the nba finals in almost four decades. last night they clinched the western conference championship. we will also tell you what's next and what it will take to bring home that title. there will be no more fourth of july fireworks in this city of cupertino. we will tell you what it has to do with this field that you're looking at. . good morning. welcome back. thank you for joining us here. thursday, may 28th. i'm dave clark. >> eye i'm tori campbell. a warm-up today continues, right? >> in a nutshell. really the inland areas, yeah, that are feeling this warm-up. around the bay just a slight change in our temperatures.

along the coast more of the same. it's going to remain cloudy and cool. giving you a look at the comparison. this really helps to sort of put it in perspective. napa yesterday 71. today 74. san francisco in the low 60s yesterday. today 62. concord you should notice a difference here. we have got a six degree difference from yesterday into the afternoon. low 80s. you are going to notice this. as we get into san jose just slightly warmer for today. so for the inland communities, the warm-up continues. for the rest of us, very subtle. 53 in napa right now. 52 in san francisco. 56 in livermore. 53 in hayward and san jose checking in at 56 with mostly cloudy skies. the marine layer not quite as deep but deep enough to get over the hills. we are waking up with low clouds all the way into the valleys once again this morning. by the afternoon take a look at these numbers. low 80s for fairfield, antioch. 68 vallejo. mid 60s in oakland.

low 60s san francisco and upper 50s for the closure. a microclimate pattern setting up. i will have a look at that extended forecast coming up in just a little bit. let's check on traffic with sal. good morning. >> thank you very much. let's go right out to the ktvu commuter cam. i can show you that the car cam here, they are grinding here. this is coming right past 66 and the coliseum. this is what the traffic looks like from our commuter cam driving in it. let me show you the view from the building here. you can see all that slow traffic getting up to downtown oakland. we have had a couple of different issues on 880. we had a problem at high street. we also had slow traffic just in general getting up to downtown oakland. 580 is get into the members as well. 580 is slow in livermore. i will drag the map over and you can see for yourself. 580 is slow from san leandro to highway 13. look at that slow traffic on

880 we just mentioned. let's talk about the commute here if you are driving to the south bay. actually, to concord. southbound 680 is also very slow because of earlier problems. so all this east bay commute is going to be slow. the next traffic report we will focus on the south bay. 8:03. let's go back to the desk. >> thanks, sal. it has been 40 long years for warriors fans, but one week from tonight the nba finals will return to the bay area. >> curry to barnes. barnes with the flush! >> the warriors started off slow but finished strong. harrison barnes had a big night scoring 24 points. 104-90 win over the houston rockets in game five. the slash brothers steph curry and klay thompson combined for 40 points. >> we had one goal and that's to win a world championship. it's just that one. so we are on our way. >> right now it feels like we

won a game. it hasn't hit me. >> now the warriors turn their attention to lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers as well as klay thompson's health. he showed concussion-like symptoms after the game. he was accidentally kneed in the head right here by rockets trevor ariza in the fourth quarter. he is now being evaluated by the team. thompson's injury was the only injury in a special night for the warriors and their fans. everybody celebrated. con fetsy rained down inside oracle arena last night. alex savidge is in oracle this morning. the home of the new nba western conference champions. have they got all the confetti cleaned up yet? >> reporter: they are still working on that, tori. there was a ton that came down last night. it's incredible to think about it for a lot of warriors fans. just a week from now they are going to be tipping off the nba

finals here at oracle arena. the warriors and the cavs facing off with an nba title on the line. boy, is it going to be fun. tickets, by the way, for the finals games here in oakland, they go on sale tomorrow. and keep your checkbook handy. i don't think they are going to be cheap. this is the scene last night. let me show you. after the final buzzer sounded at the end of game five, the warriors and their fans began a celebration that's been a long time coming. and then shortly after that, the creanup crews were in here at oracle. they were picking up the mess that was left after last night's postgame party. there was, of course, confetti everywhere in all the seats. also a major celebration, we understand, inside the warriors' locker room as well. it's been a long time coming. nearly 40 years since the warriors have been to the nba finals. last night they were able to knock off the houston rockets despite the quite an effort by james hardened and dwight

howard and the rockets. it was a 4-1 series win for the warriors. many of the fans who were in attendance last night told us it was an incredible night and they are excited for what's next. >> this is what we've been waiting for and finally we got it. you know what? this is history for us because we have been doing this for a long time and finally we got it! this is the greatest feeling. awesome! >> reporter: and then there was this scene just outside of oracle. there were fireworks that were set up above the republic to celebrate. the fans want to do more celebrating. if the coach, the splash brothers and the rest of the warriors can grab four more wins over lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers, they hope they will be able to bring back an nba championship here to the bay area, hoist another banner inside oracle. the last time they did that was

nearly 40 years ago. of course, lebron james and company will be standing in their way. it will be a tough fight, to say the least. and first game, as we've told you here, tips off one week from today. 6 p.m. tip-off next thursday night. the by the way, if you are waking up this morning, you want to celebrate the warriors, the new western conference champions and get your hands on some of the gear that steph curry and klay thompson were wearing last night during the postgame celebration, you can buy the shirts and the hats. they will be on sale at the warriors teams stores. the one here at oracle opens at 10:00 this morning. there is also another store inside the westfield shopping center in san francisco. back to you. >> nice job. a lot of people grabbing that gear. it's been 40 years since the warriors were last in the nba finals and a lot has changed in those 40 years since the warriors last won. some things remain the same. for example, the governor of california in 1975 was jerry brown. the state was also battling a

drought back in 1975. it was also the year sony introduced the beta max video cassette recorder. grammy song of the year was the way we were performed by barbra streisand. go to our website for more interesting facts. the price of a gallon of gas, a gallon of milk, what the salary was and most popular film. year. game one is at oracle arena on june 4:the series then moves to cleveland for games three and four on june 9th and 11th. we will have more on the warriors later this hour. sal and matt steinmetz will join me 40 minutes from now. curious to see how they think the match-up will be. we are posting updates on facebook and twitter and our

ktvu mobile app. time is 8:08. still ahead in other news, a after a three hour long stand-off with the police, a hostage situation in antioch ended peacefully. early yesterday afternoon the suspect holed up inside an arco gas station on contra loma boulevard. he had the owner of the gas station and an employee inside with him. now, this situation began about an hour earlier near antioch's auto road. you see that? anthony hernandez and his daughter esperanza were at the front desk of their auto body shop and heard a loud noise. a crash. the suspect had plowed his car into one of their customer's cars. both the father and daughter ran out to see if they could help. that's when anthony says the suspect pulled a gun on them before running away. >> what's scary is because i actually talked to him and he ended upholding two people hostage. so what if he would have freaked out right at the point when it all happened? >> after the crash police say the suspect ran a block away to mike's auto body where he stole

a newly purchased car. the new owner had left his cell phone in the car. that allowed police to track the suspect. shortly after that police say the suspect stole another car and crashed it near this arco station. that's when the hostage situation began. after a couple of hours the suspect here surrendered. the hostages were not hurt. police say the suspect has a long criminal record that includes stolen cars, drugs, and other crimes. it is 8:10. summer is still weeks away, but one south bay community has already canceled its fourth of july fireworks show and it's all because of the drought. ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega live in cupertino. sounds like people are disappointed. a lot of fireworks shows were canceled a few years ago because of the recession, janine. >> reporter: yeah, that was about money. this is about the drought. the neighbors who live here are really bummed out. they would block off the street every year. they would barbecue.

they would look at the fireworks. they are launched across the street at cupertino high school's field. but not any more. the fireworks celebration on the fourth of july attracts thousands of spectators. to prepare for the display the city covers the sports field at cupertino high school and then they use 100,000 gallons of water to spray on the field. that's done to prevent damage. but the fremont union high school district reportedly says the damage still occurs and it has denied the city from using the field because of extreme drought conditions. residents have mixed reactions. >> totally support it. i think the natural resources is the top priority to preserve. so i totally am against it. >> i don't like it. we have been watching the fireworks shows for my kids, i have been parenting for 28 kids. the shows are very important.

the kids love it. all the families, they all have a nice party on the street. it's really a shame. >> reporter: the city will still host a fourth of july celebration with a pancake breakfast, parade, live music and various block parties. but the city hasn't found an alternate location to launch the fireworks. we have reached out santa clara to see if they are going ahead with the fireworks on the fourth of july or if the drought is a concern. so far we heard back from the city of santa clara and they plan on still having their fireworks display on the fourth. tori. >> some bigger crowds there maybe as a result. thank you, janine. time is 8:12. for the second time this week former 49er ray mcdonald has been arrested. coming up in 22 minutes why a visit to a south bay home, landed him in trouble. a girl seen struggling in an suv. what the chp has learned about the incident after the driver

came forward. we are looking at that south bay commute and we are going to check out highway 101. northbound 101 is a little slow here coming up to the 880 interchange and staying that way into mountain view. i am tracking a bit of a warm-up for some of our bay area communities. i will have a look at the current conditions, what you can expect for your neighborhood this afternoon, and that warming trend expected to last at least into part of the weekend. more coming up.

welcome back to "mornings on 2". 8:15. new development a story we were telling you about yesterday. the chp has found the girl, the one seen yelling and struggling with a woman inside of an suv as their car was going through a bay bridge toll booth saturday night. after photos of the suv were shown here on tv the man who was driving voluntarily called the police. investigators talked to him and to that girl. >> we also sent officers out to the residence. interviewed the 12-year-old juvenile, who was in the -- confirmed she was in the back seat of the vehicle at the time, and confirmed she is safe. she was not harmed at the time of the incident. >> investigators say the girl was actually trying to break up an argument between the man who was driving and a female passenger. the woman identified as

47-year-old la donna johnson has since been arrested by san francisco police on suspicion of domestic violence and also child abuse in a separate case. 8:16. we are following some developing news regarding the live samples of anthrax that the military mistakingly sent to facilities in nine states, including california. we have just learned a lab at the stanford school of medicine was one of those that received a shipment. according to the stamford report, the lab received a single vial last july that may have contained very small quantities of live anthrax spores. the material was received by the lab on july 22, 2014, and last opened by the lab a week later on july 29 a year ago. the vial has now been sent back to the centers for disease control for analysis. the university says it has not received any reports of incidents or reactions over the ten months since the material

was last used in the lab. time is 8:17. the richest man in the world, microsoft co-founder bill gates, says he believes the biggest threat to humans is a major outbreak of disease. now, bill gates says he believes an epidemic that could kill 20 million people or more has more than a 50% chance of happening in his lifetime. he says the ebola epidemic showed him we are not ready to deal with a serious outbreak of disease. at a conference in berlin he said we need to be prepared as a pandemic as we are for military defense. 8:18. apple back on top. the cupertino company is the most valuable brand in the world according to the annual brand z rankings. apple's brand value jumped 67% this year to $247 billion. apple bumped google out of that top spot. google held that position for one year. apple was number one in the

world from 2011 through 2013. microsoft, ibm, and visa, which is based in foster city, round out the top five. looking at apple stock right now. just about a quarter percent at $131. >> oh, just $131. time is 8:19. hey, sal, everybody behaving out there? >> i would say so, dave and tori. we have a lot of slow traffic and all of a sudden people are getting on the road a little later. i think i can put two and two together. the south bay was very light and all of a sudden boom, everyone is on the road. i think maybe people stayed up a little later last night. now 101 is kind of a mess. 280 is a mess, too. and so is 85. 85 i'd say and 280 are better than 101 at this point getting to the mountain view area. 280 is slow at highway 17 specially. let's look at some live pictures. 880 is backed up out of san leandro. it's improving little by little. it's still slow all the way up

to the oak street exit in downtown oakland. if you are going to the bay bridge, a look from our camera in emeryville, it's moderate. a 25 to 30-minute drive before the bridge. it's busy out there. no major accidents on the span. let's go to rosemary. our warming trend continues. it is a minor one. temperatures are only coming up a few degrees in some areas. our inland cities now beginning to feel the heat with 80s in the forecast for the afternoon. the marine layer not as deep. the on shore breeze not as strong. but you can see here from this graphic that it is fairly widespread. the low cloud cover. the marine layer about 2,000 feet deep. yesterday it was 2,500 feet deep. still thick enough and wide enough to bring -- or i should say deep enough to bring it up over the hills and bring our low cloud cover into the coastal valleys this morning. fairfield at 24-mile-per-hours for a breeze.

it continues to fluctuate. yesterday it was close to 30. again it is still there. just not quite as strong. a snapshot here of all the cloud cover. as we know, it's well into our valleys this morning. mostly sunny skies in concord. mostly cloudy in livermore. and we are mostly cloudy over the north bay and we have some clearing now beginning over portions of the south bay. the fog is going to stick around. upper 50s in the forecast today along the coastline. we will continue with the partly cloudy skies around the bay. our inland cities warming into the 80s. that will be the area or those areas that begin to really feel this warming trend. 57 degrees right now in concord. we have 56 in livermore. 53 hayward. are 5-3 francisco. san jose 56 degrees. a little bit of drizzle out there as the high pressure continues to strengthen over the area. it starts to pin down that marine layer just a little bit, commemorates a little bit of drizzle, creates the soupy condition. 73 in novato today.

to the east bay temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60s on the east bay shoreline. low 80s walnut creek and danville. livermore 82. for the south bay today a lot of 70s for areas like san jose, saratoga, cupertino. low 80s for morgan hill and guillory. along the peninsula for the afternoon 73 redwood city. 66 san bruno. low 60s san francisco. going to see the giants play later today, by game time at 7:15:56 degrees. the extended forecast there, temperatures continue to nudge up as we get into the final business day of the week, and then hold steady for the most part on saturday. we have that breeze that is expected to strengthen. by sunday we are cooling it off. >> it will be nice weather for the fair that brian flores is at? >> perfect weather. >> you want it nice and comfortable. goldilocks. >> right. >> a lot of eating. >> all right. it is 8:22. a bug shutting down iphone and pulls commuters. in 28 minutes, what users should know about the problem and how

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>> i was planning to be here weeks and weeks ago. this trip has been on my eye tenry for a long time. >> carly fiorina held a news conference in south carolina where inside democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton was giving a speech. clinton did not talk about fiorina. in her remarks during a gathering of women, the 67-year-old clinton joked she would age better than a male president. >> i have been coloring my hair for years. it looks like gavin newsom could be getting a permanent spot at san francisco's city

hall. supporters want a bronze bust of gavin in the halls where he once served as mayor. reportedly the lieutenant governor is reluctant, hesitant about this idea, but he has met with the artist. he says he wants to go with an open collar look and he is opening the artist will add a quarter inch to his receding hairline. gavin won't be smiling because you don't do teeth in bronze since they turn green after a while. the money will be raised by gavin newsom supporters. some new details about a wrong-way crash that happened on the bay bridge. coming up after the break, the results of a toxicology report and the charges the female driver is now facing. in trouble again. former 49er ray mcdonald is arrested for the second time just this week. we will tell you why police say they had to track him down at a local sandwich shop. good morning. right now traffic is moving along pretty well in many areas, but it's slowing down here in

san jose on northbound 280. we will tell you a little more about that coming up. those clouds are starting to break just a bit. our temperatures beginning to warm. for the afternoon we will rise above yesterday's highs for the inland cities. more on this forming trend and how long it's expected to last coming up.

good morning to you. this is live. we are doing this to make you smile. a sure sign of summertime. in a couple hours the gate will swing open at the contra costa county fairgrounds. fox 2's brian flores is out there right now. he is eating my corn dog. i know he is. he will give you a sneak peek

and tell us what's new at the fair this year. so stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us. thursday, may 28. i am dave clark. rosemary is saying getting a little warmer? >> slightly warmer. it might warm up. it's going to be subtle. i am still thinking about the corn dog. >> me, too. you know it's gone. >> mustard? >> yeah. sriracha sauce? >> yeah. outside our doors we have grey skies to start the day. as we get into the afternoon partly cloudy away from the coastline once again today. again this minor warm-up coming our way really is going to be apparent for the inland cities. yesterday we were in the police department mid 70s. today some of us in the low 80s. on the coast where we have the low clouds, not a huge difference. we may feel a little bit in some areas where we are getting a little bit more sunshine today. 53 degrees in napa. 57 san francisco.

57 in livermore. temperatures are turning around a little bit. low 60s for downtown san francisco. mid-to-upper 60s for the east bay shoreline. you get inland past that caldecott tunnel and we have got mostly sunny skies and temperatures again mid-to-upper 70s and a few low 80s out there. i will put some numbers on your screen, show you what i mean. 82 livermore. 83 fairfield. 80 morgan field. 67 in hayward. mid 60s oakland. the giants will be playing this evening. the a's will be playing this evening. we have a partly cloudy, cool forecast with the on shore breeze picking up for the afternoon there. 7 74 napa and santa rosa. the warming trend is continuing through the first part of the weekend before those numbers drop off once again. i will have a look at that extended forecast coming up. meanwhile, let's check traffic with sal. all right. right now we have slow traffic out there in many areas still. and the traffic is going to be busy if you -- this is a look

at the east shore freeway. you can see the traffic is going to be a little bit slow. it has improved a little bit at the bay bridge toll plaza. just caught a quick glimpse of it. it's going to be about 20 minutes before you make it onto the bridge. let's take a look at 880, which is not improved. slow out of san leandro. it continues all the way up almost all the way to oak street. not quite, but it starts to break three after 23rd. you are going to be in a lot of slow traffic there. and if you are in san jose northbound 101, 280 and 85, the accidents are gone. the slow traffic is still there. traffic on 880 south slow from union city to milpitas. 8:33. back to the desk. a former san francisco 49er who has had several recent run-ins with the law was arrested for the second time in a week. ktvu fox 2's tara moriarty says police in santa clara made the latest arrest. >> reporter: mcdonald was arrested for allegedly violating

a restraining order. his attorney says neither he nor his client actually knew about the restraining order. his attorney also says that his client was at this particular residence with a defense investigator to gather pictures for evidence. here is some video from monday. this is shortly after his arrest. he was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence and child endangerment. he allegedly kicked in a door and attacked a woman while she was holding a bay baby at 4:00 in the morning. the chicago bears released him. he showed up yesterday at a home apparently to take the pictures. he was gone by the time officers arrived. they found him an hour and a half later at a nearby sandwich shop. >> i can't go into the specifics of the violation. but there were clear parameters within that retraining order that he violated that he was aware that he was in violation of. he was cooperative during the

arrest and came willingly. >> reporter: mcdonald was later booked into jail on $5,000 bail. back in august, you may recall he was arrested on suspicion of felony domestic violence against his then fiancee, but charges weren't filed. and it's unclear if that woman is the same person involved this this current incidents. in santa clara, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. well, this morning a veteran santa clara police officer is in trouble with law. santa clara police officer kit nguyen has been on the force for almost 25 years. investigators say earlier this month a loss prevention officer at a target store, this one in san jose, saw nguyen steal a $250 smartwatch. now, he was off duty at the time. when he was arrested police say he had a watch, wire cutters, and a magnetic key to disable the watch's anti-theft lock. shoppers at the store were stunned. >> i think a police officer is held to a higher standard.

so probably he needs help and to be off the force while he is getting his help. >> the santa clara police department is placing him on paid administrative leave. he is charged with petty theft and using burglary tools. two highway patrol officers on bicycles arrested two men suspected of stealing copper wire from the bike path that leads to the bay bridge. take a look at these photos. the incident happened yesterday when the officers spotted the maneanting suspiciously. the officers say the men had a large trash bag filled with copper wire. it appears they were breaking into electrical boxes. the chp is waiting to get an estimate on how much wire was stolen. that will determine whether the men are charged with misdemeanors or felonies. 8:37. ktvu is learning new details about a wrong-way crash on the bay bridge last november that injured several people. prosecutors have now filed charges against the driver.

33-year-old kerrie lynn morgan of vacaville. that's after a toxicology report confirms she was high on a combination of drugs that included methamphetamine and marijuana. on november 8, morgan was seen driving westbound on the eastbound shoulder of the bridge with no headlights on. she crashed head on into a nissan, then careened into another. a man and woman were in the nissan. according to the chp report ktvu obtained, jared looked up and saw a car facing us with no headlights. angie was critically injured. >> when she came to icu she had fractured her skull, fractured both legs, fractured her right arm. she had torn all the ligaments in they are neck. they actually had to restructure her neck. >> the chp says morgan was driving a stolen car during the bay bridge incident. she is facing four felonies and

six misdemeanors. time is 8:37. changing gears now. just imagine carnival rides, cotton candy, ice cream, contests, being outdoors. the contra costa county fair opens today in antioch. brian flores is there at the fairgrounds where four days of food and fun are beginning. brian, you left your buddy back here and -- what do you have in your hand there? don't tell me that's an ice cream cone. >> reporter: it is. >> i told you don't tell me that. >> reporter: what time does it say on the clock, dave? what time does it say? it's ice cream time. i will say it. anytime is a good time for ice cream. it's going to be fun this weekend, folks. we are live in antioch at the contra costa fairgrounds. it is of the beginning of fair season in the bay area. i am eating ice cream before i ate dave's corn dog. >> you are upsetting me, brian.

>> reporter: sorry, d.c. but there is a lot of things going on at the fair. a quick video real quick. this has been going on seven decades. gates open for the fair at noon today. typical admission for the fair is $8 for adults, $5 for seniors, as well as kids 6-12. there are some discounts today that you want to hear about. we will talk about that in just a moment. back out here live, sorry, had to take a bite of my eye cream before it melts. so delicious. i am here with crystal miller with california ice cream company. good morning to you. talk about -- this has to be a fun job for you, right? >> it is. it's very fun. you know, you travel all over and you meet a lot of interesting people. i like selling ice cream. it gives the kids a good smile on their face. it's enjoyable. >> reporter: what do we got here? i got my ice cream cone. >> you have a half and half waffle cone and i have a

strawberry sundae. we feature the flavor burst ice cream in different flavors. comes in strawberry and bubble gum and orange, mocha. >> reporter: holy smokes. can i have this? >> sure. >> reporter: perfect. what is your work schedule like? when you work and what months you work, what is it like? >> we work from may to october. we are pretty much full. a full summer. and i travel from county to county. like i said, it's really fun because you meet a lot of people. you actually do get to know some of the locals. and they come back to you year after year. >> reporter: great. you get to meet reporters like me who love eating your food. thank you, crystal. yeah. by the way, contra costa fair opens today at noontime. i wish i could say i could take the ice cream back to the station. it's not going to last very long. someone's got to eat it. that will be me. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: and possibly my photographer sid. that's pretty much it. lots of fun out here this

morning. tori, i know you are watching, too. i am eating ice cream. i will be running though. >> you are breaking our hearts. rosemary is upset. who is your buddy? i mean, come on. >> reporter: sorry. i am hungry. >> all right, brian. have fun out there for us, okay? brian flores. i appreciate it. 8:41. if you plan to get a tattoo, stay tuned. we have some information you've got to hear. in 17 minutes the long-term issue associated with this kind of body art and which two colors are the most problematic. plus, new information on the irs security breach. the one affecting 100,000 taxpayers. after the break, the connection to russia. and another scam we are finding out that involves hundreds of refunds being sent to the same address in a foreign country. for your afternoon a tad warmer than what we had yesterday. at least for the inland communities. villa look at the current

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the golden state warriors are in the nba finals for the first time in 40 years. >> it's a moment 40 years in

the making. a big sigh of relief and some big cheers from the players, their families and the fans also. they really did not want to go back to houston. look at steph curry hugging this trophy there. so exciting. >> i love the music they are playing. >> yeah. so, sal and basketball analyst matt here to talk about this. let's talk about this game. a slow start? >> i thought that they were going to have the same trouble that they were having the other game, the previous game where they were going to fall behind by 15 or 20 points. >> so hard to dig yourself out. >> the warriors got lucky and found themselves. >> i think the warriors are feeling a little pressure, too, to tell you the truth. it's not easy to win a game that everything expects you to win. sal, you were talking about that earlier, how warriors fans were talking about cleveland long before this game ever tipped off. so there is some pressure involved. >> wondering if they were going to jinx it.

i don't know if i believe in that. but there is some cocky fans on twitter. >> yeah. and when we have to talk about the scary moment with klay thompson getting kneed in the head. now they are saying he has concussion-like symptoms. >> i guess when he went home after the game he was throwing up. >> he couldn't drive himself home. >> you ever had a concussion? >> i have. it's not fun. it's like getting the instant flu. >> so can the warriors win without klay if he can't come back and face the cavs? >> that's a great question. i think it's going to be much harder, obviously, because he is their best perimeter defender. he would probably guard lebron james or kyrie irving at times. but, man, look at that, sal. when i saw this at first, i didn't -- we didn't have that angle. we didn't know what happened. that's two scary things involving curry and thompson in the last few games. >> yeah, this seems more scary than what curry went through. it looked bad. >> so i have to mention, you know, a lot of people have superstitions to make sure

their own team winds. our assignment editor has to sit in the exact same spot on the coach and eat a bill from bowl from chipotle. they sent a tweet out can grasplating sammy, you know. >> it's not stupid unless it doesn't work. >> that's right. do you have anything, sal? a ritual or a superstition? >> for the giants i wore a stick shirt until they lost and then i could wash it. >> you didn't wash it in between? come on, you got to do your laundry. >> i know. >> all right. once again we have the schedule. game one is a week from tonight. 6:00 at oracle arena. hoping it will be an exciting match-up. thank you again. right now we want to go back to dave. >> thank you, guys. time is 8:47. we have an update on the irs hacking story we have been telling you about.

a kent brantley fox 2 -- ktvu fox 2's pam cook is in the studio. the surprising thing the government did not catch. what happened? >> (technical difficulty). >> we're -- hold that thought, pam. we have a microphone problem that we are going to fix in just a moment. but we're going to move ahead and get back to pam with the latest on what's happening with the irs. apple is busy this morning. they are trying to fix a bug. one that can crash your iphone or your apple computer. and it happens as somebody sends you a text that contains a specific sequence of arabic characters of apparently -- it confuses the operating system. you don't have to read the text. you only need to get it for that bug to work. the effects of the bug can be undone, though, if the person who sent the original text sends you another one or if you text yourself from another device.

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