the leaders get a real ride. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] [ indiscernible ] >> because it is over crowded. >> i see glitches. the mission line is very over crowded. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] [ talking at the same time ] [ indiscernible ] >> i would give them no more money. >> reporter: not all are signed up but the one whose did already learned something. >> makes you aware of the importance of trying as much as you can to ride. >> reporter: all the supervisors are tweeting. the mayor tweeted this this morning. you can see him on the train. on our way to city hall. he tweeted this morning, he said i believe the next muni sign and got on k by accident. have to watch back and catch b.a.r.t. not smooth for him.

she wrote waiting waiting for the three stops to city hall. i guess i am late. [ indiscernible ] >> he tweeted muni got me to work in 10 minutes. thanks. his trip went better. next 22 days we will be seeing lots of tweets. they are hoping everyone gets on this so we can gate experience of what everyone goes through. >> 22 day challenge. what happens on day 23? >> reporter: that is the question. some of the supervisors say we will make a bigger effort on day 23, 24 to just be out there to hear what people are -- people's concerns are. we will have to wait and see. >> thank you. we have breaking news now about a police chase and crash in san francisco. it happened within the last 30 minutes during rush hour.

a car police were chasing crashed injuring the driver. we are not sure if there are other injuries. muni service along mission is effected. we have a crew on the scene gathering more information. as soon as we get updated word on what happened we will bring it to you. a teacher at a day care pleaded not guilty to sexually abusing a 13-yield girl. ktvu's allie rasmus spoke with the owner of the day care and joins us live now with new information. >> reporter: right now the owner of the preschool and day care with police, they are meeting with the parents of the students that attend building kidz preschool. there are 60 kids who attend it. a former teacher is accused of sexual abuse. >> reporter: the abuse happened on school grounds in november last year. the man accused of the crime was a teacher. police identified him as 22-

year-old alexander kurtz. charged with lewd and lascivious on a child. the victim who was a former student. according to the documents against him he is accused of following had girl under a play structure, the girl felt uncomfortable and tried to climb out. he grabbed her leg and pulled her back under. police say he then touched the girl inappropriately. when investigators asked him about the incident he said he did not recall what happened. but admitted to pulling the victim under the play structure. he said his hand may have accidentally gone under the victim's shorts. >> one time that the abuse happened and we have no evidence to believe it happened

any additional time or any other victims are present. >> the owner says he was immediately fired after he was arrested. she took over the school in september. it was under different ownership. she said when she took over he was already a teacher for three years and she allowed him to continue working there. >> we do all the fbi checks. we got him cleared before we continued his employment. as far as we were concerned he had no previous record and there was no reason to believe anything otherwise. >> reporter: he pled not guilty to the charge against him. next hearing is july 13 and if he is convicted of lewd and lascivious on a child he could face 5-10 years in prison. >> allie rasmus live, thank you. a prosecutewer the contra costa county district attorney's office is returning to work today 7 years after he was accused of raping a co- worker. he has been on paid administrative leave since his arrest in 2008. while on leave he collected $1.3 million in salary and benefits. he never stood trial on the rape charges and a judge threw

out the charges in 2009 when it was -- [ audio difficulties ] the widow of a b.a.r.t. police officer is suing bart. in 2014 he was searching an apartment when an officer mistook him for an intruder and shot and killed him. his widow is also a b.a.r.t. police officer. she filed papers in court alleging b.a.r.t. denied him trialing and a deputy chief denigrated officer whose asked for the training. george w. training -- water suppliers are ordered to make cut back 8-36% in order a

achieve a reduction of 25% statewide. ktvu's tom vacar saw what it means for customers and the water agencies themselves. tom is live with what he learned. >> what it means for water agencies is this is the first time they are on the hook to meet the mandates. the board will adopt fine schedules for folks who violated restrictions, like watering in day light, watering more than two days a week, allowing run off or washing down streets. >> first offense a warning. second offense $250 warning

warning and third offense $500 fine. >> reporter: experience has shown it will rarely get that far. >> in most cases the reports of water waste all it took was one notification to a customer and they fixed the problem. >> everyone will face a rate increase. but those households that use less than $200 a day will not get the increase. those who use too much water will not be fined as yet. but east bay mud plans to punish now. >> excessive use penalties will hit people on their bill july 1. if you are east bay mud customer using more than 4 times the average then you will see a significant change on your bill july 1. >> the good news customers are

getting it. may use is down 31% compared to 2013. alameda county down 40%. the state will release the first drought emergency water use numbers numbers and enforcement data tomorrow. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> a lot of money at stake. tom vacar live, thank you. here is an over rue view of the reductions -- over view of the reductions. 8% reduction for the california public utilities commission. east bay mud is relying on volunteer reductions by customers. and san jose water company and marine water district are facing a 20% reduction. the san jose water company is also in the process of outlining a rationing plan for customers. one of the biggest walters users is the city of hillsborough that faces 36% reduction. and for a full list of the water reduction tear and to look up your provider go to our

website www.ktvu.com. and look under the drought section. mayor ed lee unfailed his budget -- unveiled his budget proposal today. the mayor presented the plan to the board of supervisors. hearings will to hash out the details and make changes. the mayor says the budget reflects the city's growing prosperity. the biggest winners are muni and first responders. >> we will through this budget hire 400 additional police officers, 198 firefighters, 55 paramedics and 36, 911 dispatchers and $48 million for money and street improvements. 29million for housing programs and 7 million for the arts. >> mayor ed lee hopes to find funding to build 1800 affordable housing units over

the next 5 years. this comes as mayor ed lee files paper work to run for reedecks. he announced -- inelection. he announced last november and stopped by the office this morning. mayor ed lee served in san francisco for 25 years before becoming mayor. the election is november 3. lawmakers in sacramento will vote on new regulations for medical marijuana. rather than having a mix of rules the bill would create one state agency to regulate medical marijuana. called the bureau of medical marijuana regulation. a 2004 study found 104 million california used medical marijuana since 1996. a new controversial car service for state leaders, lawmakers who drink too much

don't have to worry about calling a tax y, they now -- taxi, they now have a free ride on the taxpayer's dime and a woman who dropped out junk, including this old computer, why one man wants to find her and give her $100,000. >> and tracking the warm up. when it happens, how warm it will get. >> and a check now the monday evening commute. here is what it looks like in san francisco, highway 101. on the hospital curve. the cars away from the camera are heading in the southbound direction. it is slow going at this hour. >> and it is slow going, the computer direction there on the right hand side of the screen. it is moving but heavy as it normally is this time

california tax watch dogs are upset tonight about a new service. a 24 hour a day car service to pick up lawmakers when they need a lift. some are suspicious saying it comes after last year's dui arrest of a senator from san diego. >> this is the kind of thing citizens look at and say not only do i object paying for this but is an hair of entitlement. >> there is no word on how much the service cost. a spokesperson refused to speak about the service for security reasons. travelers will have more options when flying from the bay area to southern california. starting in november spirit airlines is adding two daily

flights from oakland to lax. the airline says it is one of the busiest air travel markets. right now there are 24 flights connecting oakland and lax every day including from southwest and delta. now to a noise warning for people who live near the oakland airport. 10:00 p.m. tonight the airport plans to close a taxi way that runs from the north and south fields. officials say that could lead it more jet traffic from the north field which could mean more noise. the closure lasts from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. tonight through saturday. sophisticated equipment gave them false readings. earthquake censors in northern california red energy waves from earthquakes in alabama and japan and mis-- in alaska and

japan mistook them for earthquakes. they have deleted but they are investigating the problem. >> the deep earthquakes fooled our system. >> they say that software is being tweaked to help make the system more reliable. the search is on to mind a woman who trashed a vintage apple computer. that computer was sold for $200,000. and now ktvu's azenith smith found out the company wants to share it. >> reporter: never have they come across something like this, lying among unwanted computer parts a collectible. a piece of tech history. >> i think it is fake. i think something -- somebody have fun in garage.

[ laughter ] [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he came across what looked like a wooden contramption. in april a woman in her 60s dropped it off saying her husband died and she was cleaning out her garage. she said there was nothing of value. turns out she had apple's first product, one pof 200 -- one of 200 made. >> sold for $200,000. i said no way. you kidding me. impossible. >> the apple one here is part of a -- the early pc movement. >> reporter: a curator suspect's her husband was a hobbyist. to date the most an apple one computer fetched, $671,000 at an option in germany. a collector gave the center

$200,000 in cash. the company's policy, give half the money back to the donator so a check is waiting for that woman. i asked him why not keep all of it. >> you need to be honest with clients. if you stop doing that sooner or later people stop trusting you. >> reporter: azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >> just incredible. >> i know. [ talking at the same time ] >> $200,000. i mean -- yeah. our chief meteorologist bill martin now, talk about the weather and another -- i mean, not bad. >> i know. right here. down the middle. not too hot -- [ talking at the same time ] >> exactly. >> today the numbers were okay. despite the cloud cover this morning it cleared up. nice day. temperatures cooler than you expect. may worked out to be cooler than you would expect for may.

and now we are into june. temperatures are runbug low average again. they want to stay below average. which is good if you are a firefighter. it is good we are having cool temperatures. >> typically this time of year they ramp up. cut down the fire danger. that rain attached to our cooler weather. it is allowing the moist, cool air to fill inland, sacramento valley and keep temperatures out of the 80s and 90s. the winds, 30, 30 gusts fairfield. ushering in this cool air. the winds are there always this time of year. typical. but when the inversion is up like now, because of the rain to the north, it allows the moist, cool air to get over the

east bay hills and flow into the central valley. sacramento low 70s. 53 tomorrow morning fairfield. 54 antioch. fog forecast, not as much fog tomorrow. tomorrow is like today. we will see less sunshine than today. this model shows the coast clearing off. i expect there to be patchy fog in san francisco. maybe not. we have lots of 80s in the valley, lots of 70s around here. 77 clear lake. up out of the cooler. highs for tuesday, wednesday looks like these too. beyond that, the five-day forecast, you will sea temperatures pop up -- you will see temperatures pop up. usually you get big up and

downs, right? it will drop to 87 -- does this -- this is what weather does. it is just doing this. just -- just -- [ talking at the same time ] >> you get the heat wave. it is not happening. just flat line. >> got to admit, i like it. >> thank you. an auction to share lunch with warren buffett topped $1 million and there are still four days to go. the highest bid was $1,000,100 on ebay. is offering to host a power lunch and share financial advice as a way to raise money for glide memorial church in san francisco and the winner can invite 7 friends. you have till 7:30 p.m. friday night. the warriors got an update on the condition of klay

thompson. mark is up next with sports. the picture everyone is talking about. more on the vanity fair cover featuring caitlyn jenner, formerly known as bruce jenner and a facebook policy draws controversy and a group of demonstrations to the company's headquarters. these are the stories we are working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36

mark is here now with the latest on whether klay thompson will play game one thursday night. >> right now looking good for warriors fans and the organization. although officially he is continuing through the nba concussion protocol. and has not been cleared to play, however all seibs

pointing -- signs pointing to klay thompson, that is him at practice, looks like he will be ready to go. not suffering systems that we know of or he is talking about or anyone is reporting. looks good. again, trevor ariza with his knee there, into the temple. tough to look at. actually today klay thompson said earlier in his career he suffered a concussion worse than this one. >> i have got an concussion before in my life. i knew it wouldn't take me more than a few days to get back to normal. last one was worse than that. so it was more -- to me i think it was mild. it wasn't severe. perfect timing because i get a week off to get healthy. >> same as always. i don't know if stills the or

not. -- still has it or not. [ indiscernible ] [ laughter ] >> the timing couldn't have worked out better for the warriors, having a week to get better. the cavs have their own injury issues. and resolving around that man right there, kyrie irving. he is dealing with foot issues. and he probably will take the court although not at his all pro level. he was asked today whether or not he will be 100% by game one. >> i am not sure. i mean, you know, just like i said before, just -- just a day by day thing. continue to get treatment and do what it takes. >> all right. the a's are off today and the giants play the pirates tonight. highlights at 10:00 p.m. that is the sporting life. >> thank you. before we go, continuing to follow breaking news from san francisco. a police chase ended with a

crash on fifth street between market and mission. these pictures 45 minutes ago. police dragged their suspect from a car and arrested him. one witness tells us the system was seen driving on rims and hitting other cars. learn more about the chase and we will have it tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot,

here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge.

but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank.

claire: honey, do you need me to move the car? oh, it's not in the way. okay. oh, no! iron cross! she's going down! oh, god. phil... you okay? yes. i am. i am okay. honey, why do we keep this car? it's a classic! no, it just sits here. and the seatbelts don't work. the doors stick. it leaks fluids. we haven't put fluids in it in 10 years. well, i'm gonna fix all that anyway. and then, uh, it's gonna be haley's car. oh, we're not giving this car to haley. it's way too easy to fit a mattress in the back. remember? oh, no. we're selling it. what?! mm-hmm. unless you don't think you can. seriously? you can't.