we're live in san jose where a new plan unveiled by the water company will affect customers. we'll tell you about the big change and why it's so

controversial. it's the hottest ticket in the bay area. just how much you could pay to go see the warriors in the nba finals and the impact the winning streak is having on oakland's economy. mornings on 2 continues. 7:01 this morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm tory campbell. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check the weather and traffic. rosemary is outside on the roof check out and telling us our forecast. >> and i have to say my weather report this morning right on target. >> yep. >> cloudy out here, it's cool and a little bit of an onshore breeze blowing. i can see the mist in the air as well. we'll have these great skies. we will begin to see them peel back and by the afternoon, mostly sunny, once again away from coast line. temperatures in the 50s.

50 degrees santa rosa low 50s in oakland, mid-50s livermore. san jose, mid-50s, areas right around redwood city. for the second half of the day, temperatures will be coming up just by a few degrees. look at 83 in antioch. inland locations have felt that warming trend. a little more apparent in your area. around the bay and the coast not so much. upper 50s with mostly cloudy skies expected for pacifica. temperatures will continue this way as we get into the first part of your weekend and then we'll begin a cooldown. i'll have a look at that forecast coming up. >> good morning, rosemary. >> hey, you're upstairs. i didn't even notice. so busy getting my traffic together i didn't notice you were outside. well, good. >> how is traffic? >> it's good. let's take a look at the commute here on the east shore. i was watching westbound 80

between the carquinez bridge. i was surprised by that. 21 minutes for this time of the morning is pretty darn good. driving towards the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up only a little bit. i'm kind of liking what i see. s that pretty good commute. let's go to where there is always slow traffic in the morning and that would be in the south bay getting into the morning. there is some slow traffic here but not nearly as bad as it normally is, especially on highway 101 in the mountain view area. you notice what it's like monday through thursday today looks good driving into this area. 7:03. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. the warriors returned to practice today, getting ready for the nba finals. we'll have an update on klay thompson and his condition in just a moment. oakland mayor says that if the warriors win -- and she's

crossing her fingers, oakland will host the parade. warriors fans are splashing some cash to support their team. we are live in pleasant hill with more on warriors mania. i'm sure there's a lot of items for sale and they are probably not cheap. alex? >> yeah, i know the items are not cheap, the paraphernalia not cheap and the tickets certainly not cheap unless you want to get back in the time machine and go back to 1975. we talked a short time ago with a long-time warriors fan. she brought her ticket from the last nba series that the warriors were involved in. that was 40 years ago we talked to her a short time ago. she is a warriors fan doing some reminiscing. we want to show the tickets. she was from concord. she was living in washington, d.c. at the time, working and living there but from the bay area and a big warriors fans. she went to see the warriors play the washington bullets at

the capital center that year and she still has the tickets. the warriors earned their trip to the finals. when she earned their trip to the finals this year, she went and dug up her tickets. the warriors won in washington, d.c. on their way to a series sweep. she paid $9 a ticket. this time, warriors fans will be shelling out hundreds of thousands of dollars to watch the warriors take on the cavs. >> you paid 9 bucks in 1975. i don't think you'll get a ticket for nine bucks. >> i'm not going. i can't even get a beer for 9 bucks, can you? i don't think so. >> reporter: and she tells me, by the way, she is not going to the nba final this is year, just a bit too pricey for her blood. warriors fever alive and well. flags and banners are everywhere right now.

the city, of course, looking to capitalize on the success of the warriors with more people coming to town for the finals, tours and bureaus trying to promote all the local businesses and unique attractions in the city. we don't want to jinx anybody here. that's not what you do. you have to be prepared. mary libby schaaf says that oakland is cautiously optimistic. she says that the parade will take place in oakland. she spoke to mayor lee and both decided that the parade will be here if they win. that's not an easy task. >> no, of course not. still four wins to go but we still have our fingers crossed. the warriors have a health concern, the health of guard klay thompson. he will see a neurologist today.

his father drove him home saying that he was woozy and vomited. but thompson's agents said that concussions tests showed he did not have a concussion but, again, it is the neurologist who will make the final diagnosis today. we have a special warriors section on ktvu.com. click on the warriors tab. new criticism of a plan to deal with the drought coming from people who live in silicon valley. janine de la vega joins us live to tell us about water cutbacks and why this is so controversial. good morning, janine. >> good morning, dave. i was talking to a neighbor here who is so fired up with the plan. she understands that customers must cut water usage but does not agree at the way it was being calculated and a lot of people felt like her last night. >> i want to know if you are allocating based on the number of people in the home.

>> no. >> why not? that's the fairer way to do it >> reporter: more than 300 people turned now a public meeting where san jose water laid out its new plan. each home will get an allocation of water each month. the water company will use the month-by-month average of all residential customers from 2013 as a base. instead of using each individual home's use. customers are expected to cut back by 30%. there are financial penalties for customers who use more than their limit. but many people say that the rules are unfair since apartments and most businesses are not a part of the plan. many people say that the rates should be based on how many people live in each home. we spoke with one customer who is trying to be understanding. >> i think they could try it at first and if people are really being harmed and their billings are going up as

astronomically, they should go back and revisit but my father always said, fair is not easy. >> reporter: and lawn watering are cut down. odd number addresses can water on tuesday and friday all net rules and exceptions are expected to go into effect june 15th though it still needs to be approved by the public utilities commission. dave? >> janine de la vega in san jose, thank you. time now is sen 09. in sacramento, drastic water cuts could begin in july. if the city does not meet its state-mandated conservation goal, homeowners could be limited to watering their lawns once a week. right now, they are allowed twice a week. sacramento is looking greater incentives for homeowners to

tear down their lawns and watering patrols set up. a man is hosting fairfield plays after a taser, he says tore out his eye. the video shows police stopping hill and two other people in the car last june. a struggle later ensued between hill and the officers. he claims that they fired a stun gun and that a taser dart hit his eye. the federal civil rights lawsuit is seeking $25 million. fairfield police are not commenting because of the pending litigation. the owner of an antioch gas station is now talking about his ordeal. 75-year-old gadush gala and one of his employees were taken hostage by 27-year-old gutierrez. earlier, gutierrez stole and crashed two cars before running

into the station. he said that he would not hurt them and was trying get another car from police. bala said he tried to win over gutierrez and earn his trust. >> i told him, if you are angry, may i off you something to eat? we have cookies, chips, nothing more than that. >> gutierrez eventually surrendered to police. he was wanted on a $300,000 out for auto theft, carjacking and brain dishing a weapon. now he faces charges that include assault with a deadly weapon and kidnapping held on a million dollars bail. our time is 7:11. some of the biggest names in music will be in the napa valley this weekend. coming up at 7:30, the changes you may notice if you are headed to the bottle rock festival this year. first, seven miles of beaches in southern california could soon be back open to the public. >> and we are looking at the

south bay commute. so far does not look too bad. a little bit of slowing at the 288 but nothing bad. we'll tell you about the rest of the commute coming up. and a warmup in store for your average. mostly cloudy, cool, a little breezy. we'll check on the current conditions and the forecast for you coming up. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any?

7:14. new york'sness and tallest landmark, one world trade center opened its observation deck today. high speed elevators take visitors up to the 102nd floor for spectacular views that stretch for 50 miles. there is also a restaurant and events space at the top of the 1776-foot tall skycrapers. tickets cost $32 and organizers expect 3 to 4 million people will make the trip to the top

every year some southern california beaches could reopen as the cleanup of sticky oily goo along the shore line continues. crews were out cleaning beaches from el segundo to redondo. they scooped up balls and oil patties that washed ashore. the oil ya material is being tested to see if it is related to last week's rupture of the santa barbara gas line. time is 7:15. a bay area lawmaker is sponsoring a bill that requires temporary license plate on all new cars. the chp says that officers have difficulties trying to track down drivers wanted for routine stops or crimes if their cars don't have license plates. a ktvu investigation in 2013 revealed that california is the only state in the nation that allows newly purchased cars to drive up to 90 days without a

license. a new bill would require every car sold would have to have a temporary license plate before they can leave the car dealer's lot. the bill sponsor, san mateo assembly mapp kevin mullin says it is critical for public safety. >> the vehicle drives away. there will be a very visible identification number that is now logged into computer systems accessible by law enforcement. >> reporter: now, each temporary plate would cost about $15. if the bill makes it through the state assembly, the senate and governor brown -- it has to get through all of them, it will take effect in january of 2017. 7:16. we want to check in with sal on this friday and see what's happening on the road. traffic is a little heavy when i came in this morning and 24. >> i mean it's not completely light out there but better than most days, tori and dave. you will notice it yourself as

we take a look at the pictures. this is the san mateo bridge headed on the high-rise. no major problems on the dumbarton bridge. but it is a little busy as you can see there. traffic is not all that bad. just got a picture on twitter from doug aaron who sent a picture of an accident on march creek road. just popped in as i was talking about it. thank you about that. he pulled over and took some pictures for us. next time, march creek at morgan territory road, that is still working out there. and in the south bay, we promised you a look here. most of the slow traffic is just a little bit near highway 17 in the northbound direction. 7:17. let's go to rosemary in the studio. >> joined by the low clouds once again this morning and the onshore breeze and temperatures back in the 50s. outside our doors as we get

into the second half of the day, mostly sunny skies away from the coast line. live look here at the jack london square, light breeze flowing the american flag there. onshore breeze will not go away quickly, will keep up just a little bit but at this hour, strong even through portions of the delta, gusting to about 30 miles per hour in and around travis air force base in fairfield. a look here at the satellite ridge of high pressure in place, right about here. it will continue to strengthen just a little bit as we get into the afternoon today. tomorrow, we'll have a repeat in the weather pattern. on the back side of this ridge, we actually have a system here that will move closer to the coast. it's going to take a couple of days. when it does, it will cool us back and that will happen in time for your sunday. again, the winds right now, fairfield reporting 21 miles per hour onshore gusting to about 30. concord 30. oakland reporting 8. i was out there just a little while ago and, yes, i will say that the light breeze feels very cool

this morning. 53 in oakland at this hour. 54 in hayward. 54 sfo. 50 in mountain view. with the clouds in place, you might expect some timely arrival. 51 in antioch. for the second half, the warmer weather will continue, especially for inland cities, 85 for vacaville, 86 in clear lake. that's a warm day. mild in sonoma, 74. 73 in petaluma. mid-70s for san rafael. 67 for san leandro. upper 60s blendwood, livermore. cupertino, 74. san francisco, a near repeat, jaws tad warmer today, coming in at 62. the a's will play later on this afternoon, 63 degrees, onshore breeze, partly cloudy skies slipping into the upper 60s throughout the game.

bay area forecast, we'll do it all again tomorrow. on sunday, we do have a bit of a cool down coming our way in the city. closer to us, maybe a little bit of drizzle sunday night into monday for north edge of sonoma county as always, napa. not a big deal but we'll keep an eye on it. >> thank you, rosemary. >> 7:20. >> i know. >> put down the potato chip. >> no. >> we'll come up with a list of the most addictive food and chips are out there but they are not number 1. i'll tell you what food is at the top of the list as the most adick at this and advice on how to stop eating it. >> i'll pay attention. and paying more money to visit a popular bay area park? just how much more you will have to pay for visit and parking in the near future.

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to the summer of '75. wow. >> time is 7:23. ticket prices are going up at a popular bay area national park. add mix for muir woods will go up to $10. it's $5 right now. the cost of an am pass is doubling to 40 bucks. the national park service says that the new prices take effect in january. however, starting on monday, the cost of parking at muir woods, that is going up 20 cents an hour. officials say that the price hike will allow thepark service to make improvements at muir woods like rehabing the trail and developing new exhibits. the former home of michael jackson is for sale for $100 million. the 27 million-acre ranch known as neverland has all kinds of features there, train station, a movie theater, two lakes and a lot more. michael jackson originally paid 19 million for this property in

1988. he added a zoo, a small amusement park. they have all been taken down, though. neverland has been in limbo since michael jackson died in 2009. he had not lived there since 2005 after he was acquitted on charges of molestation on the property. time is 7:25. amazon is planning to expand its lineup of store brand products. it wants to sell food, milk, baby food and cereal under its own brand. they will compete with brands like kirkwood from wal-mart and others from costco no matter how bad they might be for us, there are some foods we just can't stop eating. according to the national institute on drug addiction, pizza is the most addictive food. on any given day, 13% of u.s.

population eats pizza. that's one out of every eight people. tying for the number 2 spot as the most addictive food is chocolate and potato chips followed by cookies and ice cream and burgers and soda. to help break your addiction, wait a minute before taking a bite and ask yourselves if you'll feel a loss of control and shame after eating it. then replace the unhealthy food with healthy alternative. that's always the trick, though, isn't it? >> 7:26. outrage after a flight out of sfo was forced to turn around. the reason a pregnant woman was kicked off the plane and the social media backlash that followed. four more hours until the annual bottle rock festival kicks off in the napa valley. we'll take you behind the scenes and show you where the vips go coming up.

on the golden gate bridge -- there is my music again. traffic is moving along really well as you drive down the plaza and into san francisco. >> all right. making friends with the fog. i should hope this morning because it is widespread. low clouds once again breaking away the sunny skies for the afternoon and warmer temperatures. i'll have a look at what you can expect as you head out this morning and for the afternoon coming up.

7:29. >> yeah. about sen 30. good morning, welcome back. good morning mornings on 2. it is friday. >> yes. >> friday, last day of the month -- last friday of the month, i should say. may 29th. i'm tori campbell. >> and i'm dave clark. you were outside. where did you find the sun? >> it will come up tomorrow. >> rosemary? >> pushing a little bit of sunshine yourself. gray skies once again joining us. we will have sunshine for the second half of the day, dave. at least around the bay around the coast line. we're going to be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy the entire day once again. our inland cities beginning to see a little bit of sunshine. i see sun peeking there through the clouds. temperatures this morning starting out a lot like

yesterday. 50 degrees in santa rosa and san francisco. mid-50s livermore. san jose checking in at 56. mostly cloudy skies peeling back once again for the afternoon, leaving sunshine around the bay. inlandand inland cities. take a look at the numbers, we are only off by a degree or two in some spots. santa rosa, a tad cooler than you were 24 hours ago. mid- to upper 60s for the east bay. mid- to upper 70s expected in danville as well as antioch and low 80s for antioch, i should say. we'll hold stead ly for tomorrow and as we get into sunday, we'll begin cooldown i'm going to have a detailed look at the forecast coming up. looking in san francisco, people trying to use that

commute and westbound bay bridge is going to be moderatesly heavy as you come up through the area. no major problems here. look at the ramp through 880, looks pretty good as you drive into the city. at the commute, interstate 880 passing the colyseum looks good as you drive there. slow but not as slow as it would be on, say, a wednesday. picture sent in on twitter from doug ahrens. there was an accident. still there but they moved it to the side. it's causing some slow traffic in contra costa county. thank you for sending me this picture. on the road sensors san jose, you can see some low track on 101 but for the most part, it is going well through the valley. napa's bottlerock music festival kicks off today and there will be some changes in effect. gates are set to open at 11:30. the first performance begins at

noon. ktvu's fox 2 reporter tara moriarty is live with what you can expect as organizers are making final arrangements. >> reporter: good morning. where else can you get world class food, wine and all in the same spot right here at bottlerock. organizers have been working feverishly to accomplish that. they are still prepping the area here. things are looking pretty good. we've got four stages here. four musical stages and one culinary stage, more than 100,000 people are expected to come. we have top performing artists like imagine dragons and no doubt. and one culinary stage where chefs will compete against rock stars to see who will make the better dish. snoop dog will roll out the sushi and flava flav will also be cooling. we did this a little bit earlier. really cool. if you pop 325 bucks, you can

sit on the sky dive, get all the drinks you want. platinum pass, 1250 for the day but you can get super close to the main stage. you can actually feel the sweat from the musicians. and the lounge, we have to have those, too one inside and one outside. they are completely decked out with plush sofas and wine bars. a pretty amazing experience, something that you don't experience, you know, at these types of music festivals they are calling it the coachella. and here is from the minor family winery. you have a unique lot of ard work here. >> minor winery has partnered with state street in san francisco. we have rock poster art that really just goes through the journey, evolution of rock from the 60s to the 70s, grunge, new

wave, everything. and there are one of a kind pieces in addition to like first editions >> reporter: you have, as i understand, some people who will be coming here. explain who they are? >> some amazing artists who have done these works, stanley mouth, they will be here doing book signing, pam discussion including a live print printing from kershaw. >> thanks for being with us this morning. that's unique. you have never seen anything like this at a music festival. so a lot for everyone here. tickets still available and the doors open at 11:30 and that first performance should be a lots of fun. >> thank you, tara. more on bottlerock and other happenings in the bay area on our weekend watch page. find it under the entertainment tab on ktvu.com. dave? >> all right, tori. the university of san francisco will become the first

higher education institution to use an online reporting system for sexual assaults on campus. it is called calisto. this program allows victims to hold back on submitted their reports unless someone reports the same suspect. it allows people to save their file with a time stamp and come back later to turn in reports. officials say that students are more comfortable doing things online and they hope that this will get more people courage to come forward if they are assaulted. a passenger was taken off a virgin america flight off sfo after man was seen writing an apparent suicide note. becky river told the new york daily news that the flight was getting ready for takeoff when she saw the man next to her write this, he planned to kill himself and others. she quietly called over a flight attendant. the plane went back to the gate. that's when a passenger was taken into custody. he was given a medical

evaluation. a passenger from canada is demanding an apology from united airlines because she was kicked off a flight because of a crying child. the incident happened wednesday afternoon. it started when her two-year- old son started crying loudly while waiting for the flight to vancouver to take off. a flight attendant told her that she had to control her child. after the plane began to taxi, the pilot said he had to return to the boarding area to refuel. by that time, the child was asleep but ms. blackwood said that's when she was kicked off the plane. united airlines said that blackwood was removed because her child was not seated and was frequently in the aisle as the plane taxied. it is 7:37. a search is underway for a missing six-year-old girl in sacramento. jadana jackson was last seen at

len a.m. at her home. her mother's boy friend was watching her when he suffered some sort of medical emergency some time in the day. when they came home at night, they discovered the boyfriend but the little girl was nowhere to be found. investigators are at the little girl's home talking to possible witnesses and also bringing in search dogs. since the disappearance is not a confirmed kidnapping, and amber alert has not been issued. but anyone with information about the girl's whereabouts is asked to call the sacramento sheriff department. the georgia bureau of investigation is overseeing the investigation into a police shooting that left a man dead. it happened last night in carlton, georgia, west of atlanta. police say an officer responded to a call of a man with a gun at a gas station at about 9:15 when shots were fired. a crowd of about 100 people gathered after the shooting but details on the circumstances surrounding the shooting, including the victim's name,

have not been released. a rash of violence in baltimore have some people accusing police of failing to do their job. there have been 38 homicides in baltimore so far this month, the deadliest months in 15 years. but arrests have dropped 50% in the city from the same time last year. following the indictment of six baltimore officers in the death of freddie gray, a police union representative says that officer, quote, more afraid to going to jail for doing their jobs properly than they are of getting shot on duty. the city's mayor says that's a complex issue. >> there are a lot of reasons why that we are having a surge in violence. >> is that because the police are doing less? >> so as i said before, there are a lot of reasons why. >> is that one of them? >> we're examining -- >> arrests are down 50%. >> the death of freddie gray last month sparked protest and accusations of widespread

police misconduct. the justice department and currently conducting a civil rights investigation time now is 7:39. it rained again in the dallas area. there is now a total of 16 inches, that's two and a half times more than the previous may record set in 1982. the san jacinto is flooding cutting off roads. in the city of wharton texas, another river is expected to peak today or tomorrow leaving people to wait and worry. >> it's concerning. like i say, the people who may flood are more on my mind than anything. >> we know the pain they must be going through. we feel the pain as first responders and it drives us day in and day out. >> all of this rain in the southeast is affecting the roads. in oklahoma, part of a truck fell into a sinkhole.

at least 23 people in oklahoma and texas have died. video coming from zurich, switzerland for this morning's fifa meeting. fifa is the governing body of soccer. fifa is holding its election and it appears that embattled leader sepp blatter has enough votes to win a term. however, u.s. delegation will vote for his opponent. blatter's critic says if he wins reelection, they might consider boycotting the 2018 world cup in russia. new water budget affecting a million people in san jose and not everyone is happy. >> i want to know how you allocate. i don't want all that othe stuff. >> major change set to take place in just a matter of

weeks. a blockbuster set in the bay area now on the big screen but is san andreas all it's cracked up to be? we talked to a bay area seismologist to separate fact from fiction. east bay commute, a little bit of traffic out there if you are driving to work. highway 24 does look good in lafayette. you may see some slow traffic a little farther down the line. low clouds and fog again this morning. temperatures holding in the 50s. we'll begin to rebounds in the next hour or so and temperatures will be climbing above what we had yesterday. i'll have what you can expect for friday and the weekend.

7:44. a strong earthquake off the coast of alaska. the 6.7 earthquake was centered off the coast felt more than 100 miles away. no damage has been reported and the national tsunami warning center says there is no tsunami danger. san francisco is being destroyed tonight against, thanks to hollywood. we have more reaction from fans and scientists from the new movie san andreas. it looks intense. >> it is very intense. it seems fitting that the film stars the rock. not because of his name but because he grew up here. a 9.6 earth quick hit and the devastation that follows that can only be done in hollywood.

most of the movie was shot in and around city but the effects, of course, done in los angeles. scientists are weighing in on the fact versus fiction aspect of the movie and life in earthquake country. >> biggest earthquake we expect is a magnitude 8. >> we will have an earthquake ain't will be shocking and scary but not the way it is depicted in the movie. >> hopefully not. especially that scene with the wave coming across the golden gate bridge. the san francisco still many commission happy to oblige and let the city being destroyed once again. fewer movie, made here in the bay area. big parts of that is because of the work is actually done in the studio. again, it's going to be very intense. i'm excited because i told you that my daughter was an extra in the movie. >> right, right >> reporter: we'll see if she

made it into the movie. and we had to sign a lot of things, no video or pictures. >> hollywood can make things look pretty scary and real. >> i'll let you know if my daughter made it. >> thanks. let's check in with sal to see if everybody is behaving on the roads. are they? >> so far, dave and tori, not looking bad. looks okay, better than other days this week, anyway. it has a friday pattern to it. let's go outside and take a look at what we have. traffic is moving along okay here on highway 4. looking at a new crash in the same general region at stone valley road. we'll take a look at that in a moment. there is a crash there and traffic is beginning to slow down. checking track, not all that bad toll road, westbound backed

up to about a 15 to 20 minute delay. this crash northbound 680 at stone valley road is affecting this entire arenorthbound traffic is slow but southbound traffic will be slow as well. it has been a nice commute but unfortunate licks things are slowing down. let's go to rosemary. >> in the nearly 4 hours that i've been reporting on the weather, things have not changed much. temperatures have not budged and the onshore breeze continues. a cool, cloudy start to the day with that breeze in some neighborhoods. 50 degrees in santa rosa as well as san francisco. low 50s in oakland. mid-50s in livermore and san jose, as you know, clouds overhead. temperatures just really can't rebound very fast. clouds begin to clear. onshore breeze is clear. we have seen gusts all the way to about 30. those low clouds and the onshore breeze being pushed through the delta into the

sacramento valley this morning. concord reporting a breeze at about 13 and calm at novato. makes a difference when the breeze is blowing. feels chiller, of course. as we get into the afternoon, mid-70-n napa, going into the 80s, st. helena. 57 in richmond. low 80s for danville, livermore and antioch. these numbers a tad warmer than yesterday. so you should know. 74 in san jose, 82 for horgan hill and 72 for cupertino. 73 for redwood city. partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. mostly cloudy and onshore sea breeze for the afternoon along the coast. temperatures in the upper 50s. later today, 61 degrees for the a's game. light sea breeze, as we get into the extended forecast here, the pattern is not going to change much as we get into

the first part of your weekend. by the second half, we'll cool off just a little bit. inland areas dropping back into the upper 70s. we have a system that will approach the coast. the models want to bring in the possibility of a little bit of drizzle. does not look like a whole lot. we are watching it for you but it would be the very north edge of sonoma county, napa. the rest of us will be dry. >> i had a little drizzle coming in this morning. >> so did it. >> it's becoming a normal thing for the last couple of weeks >> day after week after week. >> it's a little cool outside. >> yes, a little cool. >> so we have to be prepared for that. >> thank you, rosemary. the future is now. in about 23 minutes, google's easy way to pay and two major fast food chain testing it out california would become the first state to officially allow it. the research that claims it's actually safer.

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request. >> sal, when you are' hot, you're hot. >> you are taking dave through memory lane. that's the traffic jam team for today. thank you, sal. california could become the first state in the nation to officially allow lane splitting by motorcyclists. the state assembly passed a bill that would allow motorcyclists to weave between cars as long as they don't go more than 15 miles per hour faster than the though of traffic there is no law in california that deals with lane splitting although officers have allowed it for decades. motorcycle riders say that the law would make the practice safer. >> i'm sure they'll advertise that is legal and that will make people think twice about changing lanes. >> some drivers consider lane splitting unsafe but there are studies that show otherwise. uc berkeley researchers show that lane splitting is actually

safer for motorcyclists than being stopped in traffic because they can only get rear ended. the bill will head to the state assembly. >> that's interesting. you will have to wait years for relief from overcrowded trains. more than 40,000 people use b.a.r.t. on any given day. that's a big jump over the past five years. as commuters line up for that commute, a lot of you have to wait and let jam packed trains go by because there is no more room to squeeze in. these days, a lot of commuters have the same complaint. >> i think they need to have more trains running in the east bay for the commute hours. because we're packed in there like sardines. >> we're sphruferg our own success right now. people are coming to b.a.r.t. in record numbers. >> according to a recent state audit, b.a.r.t.

needs to spend $9.6 billion for improvement. those new cars won't roll out until 2017. coming up on 7:56, more allegations of excessive police force. in time coming from a u.s. army veteran. after the break, he says he lost an eye after an encounter with fair field police and the way he is fighting back. >> if you live in the south bay, you may soon see a difference in your water bill. we'll tell you how much customers are expected to cut back and what happens if they don't. >> we are looking at 680 wahl nut creek southbound and traffic is going to be a little bit busy. this is highway 101 in san jose. that track is moving very well. stepping out this morning, cloudy, cool and a little breezy. i'll detail the current conditions and what you connection expect for the afternoon, coming up. female announcer: through sunday it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head

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good morning, cutting back on water use by 30%. why not everybody is on board. and it's no doubt about it. the bay area is in the midst of warriors fever right now. heading back to the nba finals for the first time in 40 years. we'll introduce to you a long- time warriors fan who want them win their last title. wait until you hear how much she paid for those tickets. that's coming up. well, good morning.

welcome back to mornings on 2. it is friday may 29th. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm tori campbell. rosemary is in for steve up on the roof right now with her jacket. looks a little overcast there, rosemary. >> yes, last hour since coming out here last. i have to say feels a little worse. the clouds, the cool weather and the winds have picked up just a little bit. you can see how long at the estuary the water ripling in the winds and we have old glory blowing in the wind as well. the onshore breeze is with us will continue to be with us for the afternoon. temperatures right now in the 50s. 52 santa rosa. by the second half, temperatures will be slightly warmer, especially for the inland areas. we have been in the 70s now being into the low 80s for areas like fairfield, antioch as well as livermore. morgan hill, you'll hit 82 for the day. temperatures will be comfortable, upper 50 toz low

70s. along the coast, it will remain cloudy and cool. not a lot of change expected for the first part of the week but we will be cooling down some as we get into the extended forecast. let's check in with traffic and sal. >> rosemary, good morning to you. traffic is doing okay right now. if you are driving in many areas, we still do have some slowdowns as we get closer to 9:00. it's just after 8:00. 680 is slowing down out of walnut creek towards danville. northbound, on stone valley road, there is a crash and people on the other side of the road are slowing down to look. no problem on the actual bridge getting into san francisco. the traffic continues to be okay. slow traffic on the nimitz freeway driving into oakland. traffic will be northbound at 880, slowing just after 238 in pockets past high street. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal.

the nba finals tip off thursday night at oracle arena. some tickets will go on sale today. whether it's tickets or t- shirts, warriors fans are snatching up anything they can get their hands on. alex savidge is live showing us the price of being part of dove nation. >> it's probably worth it for long-time warriors fans. wait unwilling you hear the price to get into the game. that will blow your mind. one way to get ready is to get some of that gear and, of course, this is the place to do it. this is dick's sporting goods in pleasant hill. let me show you the scene that's been here over the last couple of days. fans just stormed this place so they can pick up their shirts and hats and show off the nba's western conference champions. has a nice ring to it. warriors headed back to the finals for the first time in four decades.

this return trip has a lot of people reminiscing about that last championship. we talked to a long-time fan who saw them play in the last championship. mary ann was living in washington, d.c. and she went to see the warriors play the washington bullets at the capital center. she still has those tickets. she dug them out to show them off. the warriors went on a series sweep. she paid $9 per ticket. of course, this time around, warriors fans will shell out hundreds, probably thousands of dollars to watch them take on the cavs. you paid 9 bucks in 1975. i don't think you're going to get a ticket for nine bucks this time around. >> i'm not going. i can't even get a beer for nine bucks, can you? i don't think so. >> reporter: with those sky

high ticket prices, a lot of warriors fans in all likelihood will stick around at home and wasatch team. warriors fever alive and well in oakland especially flags and banners everywhere. the city is looking to capitalize on the success of the team with a lot more people coming into town for the finals. the tourism bureau is promoting local businesses and you a sneak attractions. we said this throughout the morning. we don't want to jinx anything but, of course, the city of observing lane does need to be prepared for the potential celebration that could follow a warriors victory here in these nba finals. the mayor says that the city is prepared for a parade if, indeed, it does need to happen but, of course, as we know, tori, there is a lot more work to be done here. the war warriors still have to get past a gentleman by the name of lebron james, who is pretty good, i hear. >> yes, king james. >> they don't call him king

james for anything. >> right. still four to go it's unclear if klay thompson will join his teammates when they return to practice. he is scheduled to see a neurologist to determine the extents of that injury that he suffered when he kneed on the side of the head. his father said that he drove klay home and that he was woozy and vomited on the way home. but his agent said that he did not have concussion symptoms after being tested. people who live in the south bay, you may see your water bills go up because of the drought. the plan was unveiled meant to reduce water use. ktvu fox news janine de la vega joins us from san jose. you have been out there since

4:30 since we went on the air. >> reporter: this won't apply to city parks, apartment complexes or most businesses. it will apply to people who live in homes. they must cut water use by 30%. if not, they'll have to pay more. more than 300 people turned out to a public meeting last night where the san jose water company told customers because of the drought, it plans on limiting each home to a fixed monthly allocation of water. the company will use the average monthly use of all residential customers in 2013 as a base rather than each home's individual use. there are financial penalties for customers who use more than their limit. many customers say that the rules are not fair because people have more people and it will be difficult for them. >> we may not be able to afford to pay the increases and we are already trying to cut back >> i think they should try to

include apartmentments and parks. it's difficult for businesses like club and workout facilities and things like that. it would be difficult. i think that they should let the park lawns die just like everybody else. >> the some water company provides water to 80% of san jose residents as well as others. the new plain is expected to go into effect june 15th but people who spoke last night arehoping they said something that will resonate with the water authority and maybe they will change. all of this needs to be approved by the public utility commission. dave? >> thank you, janine. meantime, police fairfield are being sued by a man who claims he lost an eye after being tazed by a police officer. jerome hill posted this video on youtube which reportedly

came from a police body camera. there was a struggle between hill and police officers and hill claims they fired a stun gun and a taser dart hit his eye. a federal sift rights lawsuit is seeking $25 million in damage. fairfield police say they can't comment on this case because of the pending litigation the owner of an antioch gas station held hostage by a gunman is now talking about his ordeal. 7-year-old jadish bahlla and one of his employees trach en hostage by 25-year-old gutierrez. earlier, police said that gutierrez stole and crashed two cars before running into his situation. bhalla said that gutierrez told them he didn't want to hurt them. >> i told him, if you are angry, we have something to

eat. we have cookies, chips, nothing more than that. >> gutierrez eventually surrendered to police he was wanted on a $300,000 out of tracy for auto theft, carjacking and brainishing a weapon. he is now facing charges that include kidnapping and using a deadly weapon. a san francisco man who created the drug trafficking website called silk road will be sentenced. ross william ulbricht was convicted in february by a federal court for running that website under the name dread pirate roberts. he was convicted on all seven counts including trafficking drug on the internet and running a continuing criminal enterprise. prosecutors won a sentence longer than the 20-year mandatory minimum. ulbricht wrote a letter to the judge apologizing for his actions and asking for lien lenience.

giants hosted the braves lost night. the game was tied when brendon belt hit a home run. giants' bats came alive. a's were hosting the yanks when vallejo native cc sabathia allowed this home run. yankees attempted a comeback but fell short. bottlerock music festival kicks off in just a couple of hours from now. in 21 minutes, we are live in napa. we're going to show you what concert goers can expect on the stage and off. and a push for a state law to require temporary license plates on all cars.

we'll tell you why supporters say it's a public safety issue. good morning. we are looking at the sonle grade. things are looking good. we'll tell you more about that coming up. and our warming trends will continue into your friday afternoon. outside our doors this morning, a little cloudy, cool, breezy for some. have a look at the current conditions taking you into the afternoon and into the weekend coming up.

time is 8:14. new this morning continues to rise as what is being described as a hellish heat wave in india continues. temperatures reaching as high as 116. more than 1800 people have now died and hospitals are overflowing with heat stroke victims. the homeless and elderly have been hardest hit. the heat is so severe it's melted the asphault on some streets. the heat wave is expected to last several more days before monsoon sweeps in next week. some southern california beaches could reopen.

crews were out cleaning beaches from he will el segundo to redondo. they have been sweeping up tar balls. it's estimated 200,000 gallons of crude oil spilled along the coast line. >> time is 8:15. a bay area lawmakers is sponsoring a bill to require temporary license plates. police officers have a hard time trying to track down drivers wanted for routine stops or crimes because their cars don't have license plates. a ktvu investigation in 2013 revealed at that california is the open state in the country that allow -- the only state in the country that allows newly purchased cars to drive up to 90 days without a license plate. a new bill would require every car sold to have a temporary license plate before the car

can leave the lot. the bill sponsor, bill mullin says that's a safety problem. >> it would have an identification number that would be accessible by law enforcement. >> each temporary plate will cost about $15. if it is approved bit taught assembly and governor brown, it will become law in 2017. four new rainbow crosswalks. they are part of the i'm land's lgbt entertainment district. the mayor of key west says that the crosswalks will help highlight the city's diversity. the crosswalk's official debut will coincide with the city's pride festivities on june 20th. >> only in key west. >> very, very colorful. let's check back with sal. you are watching the roads.

doing pretty well but friday light and some areas to be short. we'll start off with highway 4. a little bit of slow traffic coming up over the hill to concord from bay point. not that deep but you will see it up there, cities recovering after some orallier problems traffic is doing very well through here. 880 southbound, hayward to fremont, a little bit of traffic. driving true san jose, the slowest traffic is on 85 near 17. if you drive every day, you can tell it's lighter than usual. toll plaza, bay bridge, we had a lot of improvement here on westbound 80. a little bit of slowing those fast track lanes but that's about it. let's go back to the weather with rosemary. >> thank you very much. good morning to you we are starting out with overcast

skies, fairly widespread. the marine layer, a little less deep -- not as deep, a little more shallow. i think that's what is trying to say. giving you a live look, we have gray skies and there is an onshore breeze that makes it all the more cool out there this morning. temperatures remain in the 50s. seriously? i think he meant to say the weather is horrid. sweat winds gusting about 16. so, yes. a lot of us involved in this cool, cloudy weather. take a look at this shot. if you are craving the sunshine, coming in from chloe, she says it's clear, calm, 58. it is beautiful and clear like this one. the clouds are going to clear out of the way. we will be mostly sunny, at least away from the coast line. we'll check in on the winds. fair field reporting 22. onshore flow will continue through the day. it's going to come down a little bit. we are showing you a view from

up above. in addition to the low clouds, some high humidity clouds sweeping through. we have this ridge in place, a very week one. we'll be very similar around the way. there is a system back in here that had bring us a cooldown on sunday and looks to be the plan. all of this with the extended forecast. 56 degrees in walnut creek. 56 in mountain view. high pressure strengthening the marine layer, a little bit compressed. with that, we manage to squeeze out a little bit of mist and drizzle. you my find out as well as you head out this morning. 73 in novato. 57 for richmond, low 80s in fair field. low 80s in concord. pleasanton and livermore, closer to the water.

65 for berkeley, 67 for san leandro. 72 for cupertino, 82 for morgan hill and the peninsula, 72. 67 san mateo. lows 60s in san francisco. cloudy, cool, half moon day, 59 degrees for your afternoon. extended forecast with the bay area weekend always in view. this pattern will continue as we head into saturday. we may get a little bit of drizzle coming your way. does not look like much but looks like it may brush just the north edge of sonoma, napa county. we will watch it for you. >> okay. >> just a little spritz. >> well, very excited to tell both of you we have some wonderful news. >> really? >> two addition to the ktvu family to tell you about this morning. >> oh, look. >> ryan flores with his new baby girl. sophie catherine florez born at

8:42 last night weighing about 6 1/2 points, good healthy size. >> beautiful. >> bundle of joy. >> she is sleeping like a champ. look at the hair, already very stylish. both mother and baby are doing fine. >> good. >> this is the tie breaker for the flores family. >> really? >> because they have a son named luke and another daughter named julia. now, they have -- >> two girls. >> two little girls. two beautiful girls and they are such a good looking family. here is a family picture at his desk and it looks like something that you would have in a model agency or something. that's wonderful. >> you did good, brian. >> yes, congratulations. >> time is 8:21. >> a former house speak another congress accused of paying hush money. in 23 minutes, charges against dennis hastert that has stunned some his political allies. ♪ (music throughout) ♪ sfx: (smash)

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>> it's 1975. i love that shack carpet, baby. the warriors were champions in 1975. we are trying restore some of that mojo with sal's traffic cam. this is requested by michele lynn morrison. being played on radio the last time the warriors won the

championship. if there is is a special song you want to hear, send it to us. use hashtag ktvu on twitter, facebook or instagram. it' 8:25. >> i heard that song being played by barey gibb at concord pavillion last summer. it was very good. go pro is turning high adventure photography into a reality device. they will have six cameras and hold a 360-degree video. this is from a company called color. it also is developing a drone with a new high definition camera. go pro stock was up more than 6% yesterday. it's now down about 2 1/2% this morning amazon is planning to expand its lineup of store brand products. the online retailer now wants to sell food such as milk,

cereal and baby food under the amazon name. this will be the company's first try at selling its own line of food. it will be competing with brands such as consideringlands and farms from target. >> time ills 8:26. google experimentingwith a way to help you buy products without having to take out your wallet or even your phone. the google unveiled the invention at a verls' conference in san francisco. the system works by people downloading an app. when you go to a store, you just say your name to the cashier. a blue tooth sensor detect whenever the customer has the app and then bills them for the items they purchase. google is working with mcdonald's and poppa john on this pay system. companies like square and pay pal have come up their own version of the technology known as hands free payments. the former home of michael

jackson is up for sale for $100 million. the 2700-acre ranch known as neverlands has a train station, a movie theater, two lakes and a lot more. michael jackson originally paid 19 million for the property in 1988. he added a zoo, a small amusement park but they have been removed. neverland has been in limbo since he died in 2009. he stopped living there in 2005 after being acquitted of charges that he molested children on the property. our time is 8:27. b.a.r.t. riders, tired of packed cars during the busy commute? relieve may still be years away. after the break, the timeline for fixing this growing problem and the massive amount of money it's expected to take. three more hours until the annual bottlerock festival in napa kicks off.

more than 100,000 people are expected to attend. they are not only be making music on the stage but they'll also be cooking. we'll meet one of the head chefs coming up look at 880 here. traffic is going to be slow -- my goodness. northbound 880. it's that man again, dave, it's barry gibb. >> i know, he is jive talking. >> about this track as you head up to hyde street. >> and jive talking about all that cloud cover out there this morning. cloudy, cool, breezy for many of us. i think we're going to leave you actually with a beautiful shot and a mix of blue sky and low cloud cover there looking at the east bay. check on the current conditions and afternoon highs coming up.

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good morning to you. welcome back to good morning on 2 on tie day. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic steve is off but rosemary has been outside. you have been up on the roof and now the elements. >> sure. cloudy, breezy. that sums it up around the bay. we'll begin to see the breaks in the clouds as we get into the second part of the morning and into the afternoon. mid-and high level clouds expected for most of us. but take a look at berkeley this morning. awfully soupy. high pressure settling in. it compresses that marine layer. we get the thicker fog closer to the grounds, a little mist, drizzle, damp for you this morning. 53 in oakland, 55 in areas -- actual hi -- yeah, 55 livermore and 56 for san jose. to the north bay, 52 santa

rosa. as we get into the second part of the morning and into the afternoon, again, the clouds will be clearing. notice the other clouds moving across. those will be the mid-and high level clouds we see a hill bit later today. but those low clouds in the fog had remain socked in along the coast line with temperatures remaining in the 50s. areas like pacifica, half moon day, inside the bay, temperatures in the 60s nice once again for our inland city. a few pockets of orange indicating the low 80s coming our way for the second half of the day. i'll put numbers on the screen showing you what you can expect for your neighborhood and taking you into the weekend coming up in just a little bit. let's check on that traffic with sal. >> rosemary, good morning to you. we do have some slow traffic but getting much better as we get into 9:00. we'll start off with a look at the bay bridge. there is a little bit of a backup but it's almost all gone. here at the toll plaza, if you have the luxury of waiting, well, it will pay off because

traffic will scoot soon. on 101 in san jose, a little bit of slowing but for the most part, looking good into mount view. back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. in just three hours from right now, the third annual bottlerock music festival will kick off featuring people like robert plant, snoop dog, imagine dragon. tara moriarty is live. >> reporter: i'm on stage. i'm not going to be sing but there will be some cooking here. this is one of two restaurants selected to cater here to the artists. i know you're going to have a little thing on this culinary stage. explain what's happening? you'll be making some sausage. >> making sausage. we have the frank and beans

that's happening. we're going to break down a whole big from carcasse to show people the importance of that, now we use it in the restaurant, how we are using it in the artists village today. why we have full animal, good life, good butcher. the idea of selling napa as a whole in the culinary world. you'll also have flava flav doing. >> he will be doing chicken waffles. and then we have -- >> charles lipton. >> he is catching pizzas. and murray moto doing sushis. >> you have some interesting folks here. let's roll the video showing you some of the areas that will feature some of these foods. and there are some vip sections

if you are willing to shell a little bit more. >> the vip andplatinum areas are outstanding. >> you are into cooking but also wine? >> absolutely. >> what sort of wine. >> johnny anthony, a fair amount of wine that he is pouring and my house is pouring wine as well, brodie family win yard. >> and the minor family winery. >> and you are catering to the artists. you wanted to give them something special, i guess. >> something to remember napa, yes. encourage them to come back. >> i understand that you are a restaurant -- and i'm not lying about this guy. pizza is actually a dessert? >> absolutely. absolutely. all the time. you can get it before the kneel and after the meal and in between courses as well >> reporter: wow. so much fun here.

with the big old pig here and with all the entertainers and everything. it promises to be a lot of fun. $150 for one-day pass and you can do the vip passes which are a little bit more but really worth it if you want to get up close and personal with the artists and a lot of meet and greet if you buy those passes. doors open at 11:30. we are really close. back to you guys. >> thank you. very exciting. you are a rock star, tara. thank you for the tour. we have more on bottlerock and the other happenings in the bay area on our weekend web watch. time is 8:36. we are learning more for b.a.r.t. commuters why you will have to wait years to get some relief from overcrowded train cars. more than 20,000 people use b.a.r.t. 30% jump in ridership over the past fight years. as riders line up for the

morning commute on the east bay, a lot of you have to wait and let the jam packed trains go by because you can't squeeze in anymore. most of the commuters have the same complaint. >> i think they need to have more trains running through the east bay for the commute hours. >> we are suffering from our own success right now. people are coming to b.a.r.t. in record numbers. >> b.a.r.t. needs about $9.6 billion to spend on various area improvement project. one underway is to replace all the existing cars and expands to 579 cars. but this won't start until 2017. california could be the first state in the country to allow lane splitting by motorcyclists. they will be allowed to weave in between cars as long as they are not doing more than 15

miles per hour above the speed limit. there is no law in california that deals with lane splitting although police officers have allowed it for years. motorcycle rider says that the law would make the practice safer. >> i'm sure they'll ties that lane splitting is legal and that will make people think twice about changing lanes. some drivers consider lane splitting pretty unsafe but there are studies that show otherwise. uc berkeley researchers found that lane splitting is actually safer for motorcyclists than being stopped in traffic because they can often get rear ended. the bill now heads to the state senate. >> the university of san francisco will become the first higher education institution to use a new online reporting system for sexual assaults on campus. call callisto. the program allows victims to

hold back on submitting their report until someone else reports the same suspect. it also allows people to save their files with a time stamp and come back later to turn in the report. officials say that students are more comfortable doing things online. they hope this will give more people courage to come forward if they are assaulted. a search is underway for a missing six-year-old girl in sacramento. jadanna larson was last seen add her home yet. her mother's boyfriend was watching her when he suffered some sort of medical emergency some time in the day. when they came home at night, they discovered the boyfriend but the little girl was nowhere to be found. investigators are at the little girl's home talking to possible witnesses and also bringing in search dogs. since the disappearance is not a confirmed kidnapping, an amber alert has not been issued. but anyone with information about the girl's whereabouts is asked to call the sacramento sheriff department.

>> time is 8:39. a passenger it was taken off a flight at sfo yesterday. a woman said she saw a man write an apparent suicide note. the new york daily news said that the virgin america flight bound for austin when a woman saw a man writing a note saying that he planned to kill himself and others. she quietly called a flight attendant. that's when the passenger was taken into custody. sank from canada is demanding an apology from united airlines after being kicked off a flight from san francisco because her child was crying. sarah blackwood who is pregnant with her second child posted this video on facebook. the incident started when her two-year-old son was crying really loud as they waited for the flight to vancouver to take off. a flight attendant told hershey had to control her child. after the plane began to taxi, the pilot said that he had to

go back to the boarding area to refuel. by that time, her child was asleep. but ms. blackwood said that's when she was kicked off the plane. united airlines says that she is removed because the child was not seated and was on in the aisle as the plane taxied. it is 8:41. it's happened again. a surprise ending to the scripps national spelling bee. >> yikes. >> blockbuster movie set here in the bay area now in movie theaters. but is san andreas all that it's cracked up to be or are viewers getting a shakedown. we'll talk about it right after the break. good morning. we are looking at the bridge commute and one of the most famous bridges here and in the world. golden gate bridge looks good. low clouds and fog

swallowed up the top of that golden gate bridge. we have a lot of gray to go around. we will begin to see clearing as we get into the next hour or so. what you can expect going into the weekend.

the time is 8:44. new this morning, the state department announced today that cuba is no longer on the list of state sponsors of terrorism all part of president obama's push to renew diplomatic relations with cuba and it's saving the way for opening embassies in both washington, d.c. and in havanna. in fact, the last time that the u.s. and cuba had embassies was in 1961. former speaker of house dennis hastert has been indicted for allegedly paying $3.5 million to someone to keep quiet about what is only being called as prior misconduct. hastert was the longest serving republican speaker from 1999 to 2007. details are lacking but the indictment says that one from his hometown in illinois came

forward with a misconduct allegation. >> really well liked, you know, in the school. everybody liked him. >> he is accused of structuring his bank withdrawals to avoid triggering a $10,000 reporting requirement and issued a lie to the fbi about it. a big earthquake off the coast of alaska. a magnitude 6.7 quick centered in the ocean southwest of anchorage, alaska. they felt it more than 100 miles away. no damage has been reported and the national tsunami warning center says there is no danger. looking for a relaxing friday night, the next story gives you a clue on what not to do. pam cook joins us in the studio with the movie that's rocking the theaters and at least on screen destroying san francisco. >> reporter: where will you be when the big one hits? many people will be in theaters because the big one hits today,

san andreas, the movie. yeah, going to be my heart beating. it shows not just the big one hitting san francisco but a 9.6 earthquake and the computer- generated devastation that followed. the star of the film, dwayne the rock johnson have been heard saying they consulted with scientists and what you see in the movie can actually happen. but some local scientists say we won't have the big one. >> in the 1906 earthquake which was here, and which was a good size earthquake 7.8 or 7.9. there was a tsunami, maybe a foot higher in the bay. not 130 to 170 feet high. >> i thought it was a movie. >> you like the rock? >> my mom is a fan of the rock.

>> the san francisco film commission was happy to host the rock and all the rocks scattered around the city to film some of the scenes you noticed fewer movies are big made here in the bay area. big part of that is because a lot of work is being done in the studio. the other reason, money. six days of planned shooting in san francisco. the rest of that $150 million movie was made in theaters in australia. other countries and other states are giving better tax incentives. i know, like i said, my daughter is trying to get into the film. she is an extra in the movie. there are very few opportunities up here. that's what we are finding. tax incentives taking the film crews elsewhere. >> i know they have been trying, san francisco and other parts of the bay area to increase the incentives >> and they can create san francisco on the computer. >> that's right. >> time is 8:48. sal is back. it's been pretty good on our

roads. 880? >> there has been although there is a little bit of slow traffic. it's not like sunday morning. it's not easy like a sunday morning. you see what i did there, dave? let's go take a look at the monday commute as you drive on 880 northbound. slow traffic as you pass the colyseum and get todowntown oakland. has become a lot lighter. you're going to like it. here is the payoff. does look good getting into the city. driving into san jose it tips to have a couple of little problems here. 280 near winchester, we had some earlier problems on 101. 85. so it's not completely good. it's still better than it normally is. 8:49. let's go to rosemary. >> let's do this. let's talk about the weather for today and into your weekend. many of us working for the weekend and we are almost there. we are waking up with the gray skies once again.

take a look at that. a wall of it. we will continue with the overcast conditions through the morning hours and then we will see the clearing as we get into the second half of the morning and into the afternoon. high pressure in place is actually helping to make it look a little worse out there in some cases than what it did just yesterday. 52 degrees in santa rosa. mid-50-n livermore and san jose checking in at 56 degrees. a lot like yesterday for many of us. a little bit of drizzle out there this morning, a little bit of mist. ridge of high pressure strengthening over the area. that subsided, sinks. as that air sinks, it pushes the ma rein layer a hill bit marine -- marine layer to the grounds. as we get into the second half of the day, we'll have a ridge of high pressure responsible for our warmup, especially for the inland cities. for the afternoon, temperatures coming up into the low to mid-

80s. along the bay, very comfortable weather and we'll remain with cloudy and cool conditions around the bay. here is a comparison for you. we keep talking about this warmup, minor warmup, subtle one. this says a lot. 70 degrees in san jose. 74 for today. low 80s expected in concord. yesterday, you went to 81. a tad warmer for our inland communities. around san francisco, you may not notice. 62 in the forecast for today. yesterday, 62. 75 for napa. going to be beautiful out there this weekend for the big festivity going on there. 82 walnut creek. 67 san leandro. 74 san jose, 74 los gatos. you love the 70s. mostly cloudy skies. that's my kind of weather. pacifica, dali city, half moon day. tomorrow, a lot like today. as we head into sunday, we'll

cool it off a little bit. we have a system that will approach the coast and perhaps bring a little bit of drizzle sunday night into monday, just brushing the sonoma area. >> well, anything in the bottlerock? >> no, great weather. >> good. >> thank you very much. the scripps howard national spelling bee has crowned co- champs for the second straight year. >> scherenschnitte. >> correct. >> nunatak. >> correct. >> i knew both words. i'm lying. i didn't. vania shivashankar made the art of paper decorating. she is from kansas. the other one, gokul venkatachlam from chesterfield, missouri wants to become an

entrepreneur. speaking of vania, her big sister won the scripps in 2009. >> that's impressive. what you are about to see is not an illusion. you are not seeing double. >> wait a minute. >> aft break, how a bono impersonator stole the show during a recent concert in l.a.

8:55. great story. celebrity impersonateor clearly had the time of his life when he got to perform side by side with the star he imitates. check this out. the impersonator was in the audience when the realbono

brought him up. bono decided he would even share the microphone. >> bono even looked impressed. joe hire has opinion performing as bono in more than ten years in a tribute band called hollywood u2. he even had the move and the sounds. >> that is just ridiculous. >> how classy of bono to bring him on stage and embrace him there. >> that is wow. >> that's great. >> we have been enjoying your traffic jam, speaking of music. >> 1975. >> on a scale of 1 to 10, you were a 12. >> wow. i knew that you would like it, dave. >> people know that dave is an old -- a former d.j. here, just like i was. >> i was a d.j., too. >> seriously? >> oh, that's right. in livermore. i remember that now. >> come on, rosemary. get with the program.

>> a little bit of a backup toll bridge plaza. those who watched, you got your reward. state at home and watched -- stayed at home and watched us and got good track. if you are driving in san jose, still some slow track there. >> yeah. >> rosemary? >> weather wise, looking for that sunshine still. most of us stuck under this grade. but mostly skies by the afternoon. temperatures are coming up just a little bit for today. holding on to that for tomorrow and we'll cool it back. >> that's our reports. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news? and we are back for noon. >> and we have to say congratulations once again to our own brian flores who -- and his wife. they had an adorable little baby sophie look at that. i want that cheek, brian. >> she is very precious. >> congratulations to the whole flores family. hope you guys get some sleep and rest and enjoy new bonding time. thanks for watching, everyone.

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