good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. we begin with breaking news out of san francisco where a construction worker fell six stories. the man was working in an elevator shaft and scaffolding fell on top of him. according to the fire department the man fell to the bottom soft shaft. he suffered serious leg injuries. no word on what caused the scaffolding to fall. if we get more information

we'll brick it to you. a plan to cut water usage. we tell you how it is already drawing criticism from frustrated residents. >> reporter: water is a precious resource that will start costing you more if you're not careful about using it. each customer will be allotted to same amount of water per month. if we go over the limit there are penalties to pay. >> i want to know if you're allocating based on the number of people in the home. >> no. >> why not? it's the only fair way to do it. >> reporter: it proposes customers cut usage by 30%. the company will base it off the average to monthly usage of all residential customers in 2013, not each home's individual use. >> you might not be able to

afford the pay the increases. >> sure i'm worried but i'm willing to rise to the challenge for the good of the environment and to try to save water. >> they hope financial penalties will prompt customers to change their habits. >> if they go over there will be surcharges. we are required do it and we are there a drought emergency. >> reporter: many don't apply to parks, apartment complexes or businesses. >> our lawn is already brown. we already have buckets in our shower to get the water for our vegetable garden. we don't wash our car. we don't wash the dogs. >> reporter: the new rules expected to go into place on

june 16th. ktvu fox 2 news. there is expected a vote on watering lawns. the bigs standards commission expected to update landscaping ordnance for homes, office buildings, schools and hospitals in response to governor brown's executive order to cut back on water use by as much as 25%. the watering of lawns has been a target since outdoor irrigation for roughly half of water use. the third annual bottle rock just kicked off a short time ago. headliners like robert plant, no doubt and imagine dragons will be performs. this year there is a culinary stage where top local chefs will be cooking with rock stars. snoop dogg will be there and

more than 100,000 people are expect today attend. tickets are still available for $15 for one day. for more information head to our web site and look under the entertainment tab. . warriors fever is sweeping the bay area as we count down to the nba finals. tickets go on sale today but be prepared to pay. prices are through the roof. nosebleed seats start at $450 lower level going for 875 bucks. that's on warriors.com and secondary sites are selling them for even more money. many long-time fans are remembering the last championship in 1975. this woman told us she was there for two games that year in 75 watching the warriors

take on the bullets. she even showed off her tickets which are just $9. >> you paid 9 bucks in 1975. i don't think you'll get a ticket for 9 buck this is go around. >> i'm not going. you can't even get a beer for 9 bucks can you? i don't think so. >> tickets for next week's games will only get more expensive. one business says high prices are being driven by the long wait and the storybook match up scoring off against lebron james. a foul wednesday will cost houston rockets a game next season. he hit the warriors andre's neck. they upgraded it to a one foul.

he must sit out the first regular season game without pay. it works out to about $272,000 in lost pay. they are now demanding answers about the huge oil spill along the santa barbara coast. they sent a letter to the pipeline and hazardous material safety administration. they say the response to the spill was insufficient. they say texas based plains pipeline may have reported it to federal officials as quickly as possible. they also ask why it ruptured and what can be done to prevent another spill from happening in the future. and while the clean up is still going on some beaches that recovered are reopening. the oily material is being tested to see if it is from last week's rupture or from

another source. crews were out yesterday cleaning beaches. they scooped up truckloads of tar balls and oil patties that washed up. they say beaches may soon be clean enough for visitors to safely return. the u.s. and cuba took a big step forward in normalizing relations after more than 50 years. today the u.s. dropped crew what from the list of state sponsors of terror. congress had 45 days to block the move but did not do so. lawmakers still have to vote to lift the embargo set back in 1961. talks underway to restore full diplomatic ties. hastert paid $3.5 million in hush money. they say woman one from his hometown of illinois came

forward about past misconduct. the nature was not made public. it was to avoid a $10,000 bank reporting require. . hastert was a high school teacher and wrestling coach before entering politics. we are learning that bart commuters will have to wait for years for relief. more than 120,000 people use bart. that is a 30% jump in ridership. as riders line up out of the east bay many end occupy having to wait and let jam packed trains go by. there's no more room to squeeze on. most commuters had the same suggestion. >> i think they need to have more trains running each day during the commute hours. we are packed in there like sardines. >> we are suffering from our own success right now. people are coming to bart in record numbers.

>> according to a recent state audit bart needs to spend $9.6 billion on improvements. one is to replace all of the existing rail cars and expand the fleet. those new cars won't be rolling out in the 2017. a bay area lawmaker sponsoring a bill on all new cars. the chp says officers have difficulties trying to track down drivers wanted for routine stops or crimes. issktvu investigation revealed that california is the only state in the nation that allows newly purchased cars up to 90 days without a license plate. a new bill would require a temporary license plate before it can leave the car dealer's lot. they say it is critical for

public safety. >> the vehicle drives away there will be a very visible identification number that is now logged into a computer system accessible but law enforcement. >> each temporary plate was cost about $15 per car. if approved it would become law in january 2017. the results are in as fifa delegates paper ballots for who they want in a bribery corruption scandal. temperatures are rising. rosemary will tell you about minor warm ups you can expect. and in texas the death toll continues to rise and more storms are on the way.

bladder has held the top post since 1998 promised to try to fix things. 14 people linked with soccer's governing body have been

indicted. seven senior officials accused of engaging in bribery involving the location and televising of soccer games. after rain in the dallas / fort worth, texas area rain totals hit 2.5 inches more than the record in 1982. some places are only accessible by boat. another river is expected to peak late today or early tomorrow leaving many people with nothing to do but wait and worry. >> a little concerning. like i say, the people that may flood are more on my mind than anything. >> we flow the pain that they may be going through. it drives us day in and day out. >> all of this rain is taking a toll on roads. in oklahoma part of a truck fell into a sink hole. at least 23 people in oklahoma and texas have died from this

week's storms. today the golf team begins ncaa tournament play. one of the team's stars is maverick mcneily. as far as being one of the top players in the nation she also the son of very well known parents. they taught him to stay humble even though his family is extremely wealthy. >> reporter: the fairway is wide open for maverick mcneily. >> mav is the guy you want to introduce your daughter. >> reporter: he lead to back to back titlings for the -- first time in school history. held by two players including some guy named tiger. >> a lot of things make mav a special player. he doesn't have a lot of fear

when the pressure is on. you never know how a guy is going to react when he has to make that 6-foot putt. it kind of analyzes what i did well and what i didn't do well. >> reporter: but to really understand mav the golfer you have to understand mav. before you go jumping to conclusions about rich kids in country club sports consider the they instead. >> i said to him at an early age. you were born with a platinum spoon in your mouth. everybody is going to look at you and think you got there because it was given to you. you will have to outwork the entire planet. >> to whom much is given much is expected. there is no substitute for hard

work. given these incredible opportunities it is may hard to work hard for it. >> reporter: this is the bedroom he shared with his three younger brothers. four twin beds all along one wall. in this room no phones, no electronics, no exceptions. >> i know exactly which one overply brothers snore. i think my brothers and i are really close because of it. we don't watch tv or video games. >> and study in their designated area. arguably a bit cramped. again, setting the tone for a solid work ethic. >> we never looked over his shoulder. we said get your stuff done and we'll stay out of your hair. >> reporter: more stereo types and making his story more incredible, the fact that golf was not his primary support

until college. >> i played a lot of ice hockey growing up. >> reporter: the rink in his backyard probably had something to do with that. but now a mere two seasons in it is the top ranked player in the nation. >> it has been really steep. he has shown through great success here that he is one of our all time greats. >> reporter: adds it up and you have a young plan who is poised to take the world by storm but maybe not via this course. >> maverick has a tough choice. he is so talented as an entertainer but he is an incredibly smart leader and he has so much more he can offer as a capitalist. i wish he was president of the united states. >> i would love to be in the business world. there are a lot of options there. i will make sure i get a good degree and take everything i can out of stanford.

>> reporter: ktvu channel 2 news. all right. let's see if it will be good weather this weekend. rosemary is here with our forecast. >> yes. it will be sunny and nice. let's take a look outside our doors. all of the cloud cover that is beginning to break up, a live look from the north bay there. the satellite view tells a good story. i have a three hour time lapse on there. it has began to erode. we have mostly cloudy skies still in areas like oakland stretching into hayward as well. folks here day after day continuing to wait for that burn off and getting minimal sun in the. we have sun along the coastline. it will remain the entire day mostly cloudy and cool at the coast with the on shore breeze. the pattern warming up just nicely. the inland areas are feeling it. we will be fairly consistent

with what we had. along the coast won't see much either. 15 miles per hour, not going away completely but has tapered off since this morning. giving you a view here, anything to the low clouds we have mid-and high level clouds. the ridge is right about in here. it is strengthening over the course of the next 24 hours. we have a cooling trend coming our way on sunday. it has to do with this system that is back in here. an increase in the on shore flow. a little bit of drizzle for our north bay areas. we'll continue to track that for you. it doesn't look like much of anything if we do get some. for saturday temperatures upper 50s at the coast. low to mid-80s expected for the inland communities. here is a look at numbers outside your door. 70 in fairfield and 72 in walnut creek. you get close to the water and it's still cool. you can tell where the clouds

are still overhead. 64 in mountain view. we have 66 in santa rosa. low 80s in clear lake. to the east bay we'll have mild weather. for inland 83 for livermore and 74 san jose. 84 for gilroy. partly cloudy skies. it is extended into the peninsula. it is 67 san mateo. cooler coast with upper 50s remaining. there is your weekend in view showing you temperatures won't really change on saturday but on sunday we'll bring the numbers back a little bit. cooler on monday before we bounce back on tuesday. >> yeah, and monday is june 1st. >> yeah. >> june gloom, here we go. >> thank you. going straight to the top, the sky high view that is open to the public in the big am. -- apple.

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stocks are sinking. a severe winter and widening trade deficit took a harsher toll than estimated. they do expect a rebound there the current quarter. dow is down 87 and nasdaq is down 23 and is s&p is down 10.

go pro is turning high adventure photography into answer experience. it will hold six go pro cameras and record 360-degree video. they can be pieced into segments with technology called color. it was up more than 6% yesterday and down about 1.5. today. dwayne the rock johnson's movie stirring up controversy about the big one. >> the movie that has utter devastate following a 9.6 earthquake along the fault line. those who have seen the movie are weighing there on the debate. >> i think we will have an earthquake and it will be shocking and scary but i don't think it will be the way they have it in the movie. it is just something about seeing the cities and towns you

love and seeing them get destroyed. >> the area under the golden gate bridge is 350 feet deep. to have it be that perfectly formed, no way. >> there is a san andreas fault. they say that's just hollywood magic. it is in theater starting now. people can get a whole new perspective on new york city. one world trade center opened this morning. five high speed elevators take visitors up to the observation deck. tickets cost $32. family members of 9/11 victims can make the trip to the top for free. tonight we are going to napa. we'll show you the music, food, wine and traffic and crowds all tonight on ktvu channel 2 news

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- [voiceovery on animal science, we've all heard of the african elephant but have you ever seen its cousin, the asian elephant? one way to tell them apart is by their ears. and, one of the world's most ancient dogs comes from china, (roar) and it was bred to look like a lion. plus, the pot-bellied pig is just like the regular pig, except it's about three times smaller. ever wonder why? today, we'll take a look at some of the coolest creatures from the continent of asia. welcome to the fascinating world of animal science. asia is the largest continent in the world.