out for her daily walk but it may have put her in harm's way. >> here is where the piles of the cat food have been left. >> she showed us where she came across dry cat food laced with white powder. after she ate it she immediately took her to the vet and got her stomach pumped. >> cat food and white powder on top. they can't test it now. >> reporter: it is a poison used to kill rodents. she believes whoever did it left poison out to control a cat population in the area. today animal control was out collecting evidence. >> if you did walk with your dog in that trail within the last week or two make sure you watch your dog. if you have concerns go to your medical provider. >> reporter: they are sending

the substance to a lab to confirm what it is. many dog owners are not taking any chances. >> as a father of a daughter, i don't want her touching this poison. >> i am very grateful she safe and the vets took care of her but we need to have this stopped. >> reporter: i reached out to the veterinarian, i did not hear back. this was not cheap. the owner tells me she spent $300 for an emergency medical visit for her dog. >> at least the dog will be okay. azenith smith in san jose, thank you. new developments in the killing of a terror suspect in boston. documents indicate he planned to behead someone and planning to attack police officers. the fbi showed community

leaders video of him shooting. they said it confirms the 26- yield was not shot in the back as his brother claimed. >> the video is inconclusive. >> documents show he told a friend he was going on vacation in massachusetts. that vacation is road for violent jihad and he was planning to kill police officers yesterday or today. the task force decided to approach him yesterday for questions, he came at them with a knife and was shot. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors wanted to hear from riders today in a online town hall. this is ahead of i ask week's budge -- next week's budget vote. ktvu's john fowler tells us the riders were upset about over crowding, delays ppoor service

-- delays and poor service. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. acknowledges customer satisfaction is down, so is on time performance. crowded trains, break downs, and long delays are causing rising frustration. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: during a live webcast b.a.r.t. executives got an ear full from real time e-mails and tweets relied by a spokes woman. >> what are your plans to relieve the crowding? it is inhuman. >> reporter: during the webcast b.a.r.t. directors assured help is coming. extra trains and a crossover program. >> people going towards san francisco will be able to get on empty trains. so we are going to be able to do this in september and we are adding six trains. >> this is a new one. when they get old and worn they look like these. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. showed a video to underscore next year's budget would hire more track workers and add 1

extra hour week days. >> when we get the new train cars in we will be able to do more. >> question on hot stuffy cars, new cars will have better air conditioning but not till december. on shuttle service to b.a.r.t. stations possible. parking costs, capped $3 a day. better alerts and signs, in the works. the real problem b.a.r.t. says, $4 billion short of what it needs to keep the system running. blamed dwindling federal money. >> not enough. we need more. we have a very large unfunded need. b.a.r.t. is doing what it can. >> reporter: they won't know till tomorrow how many people look part. expect more riders' concern at a meeting a week from tomorrow when the board of directors is expected to vote on the budget.

john fowler, ktvu fox 2 news. a worker was crushed by a steal i beam this morning. the accident happened before 11:00 a.m. at xkt engineering. the beam fell and hit the worker in the leg. he was taken to a trauma center. cal-osha has been notified. a report by federal regulators show the pipeline that ruptured in the santa barbara area last month was corroded. the section of pipe worn away to 1/16 of an inch. it was close to where repairs were made after a 1220 inspection. the -- 2012 inspection. long week of waiting but the nba finals are almost here. the warriors and the cavaliers held their last work outs today before game one tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's joe fonzi is live at oracle arena where there has

been media from all over the world. right? >> reporter: that's right. we have had an interesting hour watching things develop here. you get an idea of the magnitude of this. this is the first time the logo appeared on the scoreboard here and we watched in the last hour, the workers down below were removing a warriors logo. while the game is going on, if you look up you will see an nba finals logo. not a warriors logo. this was a day in which both teamsprassed here on the floor -- teams practiced here on the floor. warriors went first. it reminded me of a mini version of what happens at the super bowl. warriors came out and met with the media and then the cavaliers did that and had a practice after their media session. as you said, media from all over the world here to take this in, the nba finals. it is billed as stef against

lebron james but it is about a lot more than that. >> they are a good team as well. they have good big guys. an all star. they have a good team as well. this will be a heck of a game tomorrow. >> had a lot of attention and pressure on him, he has been able to overcome and excel. he has been here last 5 times. a lot of attention is on him. so for us, we got a tough task in front of us but we also have a game plan. >> reporter: here is another thing that is happening. if you watched the playoffs games, it is a sea of yellows. we got a clue they were going to do that when we saw the fruit of the loom boxes. by the time people come here tomorrow all the shirts will be in place for the people to get

the free give away shirts that end the yellow to this place. more coming up in sports. till then, joe fonzi, back to you guys. >> great to see that sea of yellow. did lebron james have anything to say today? >> reporter: yeah. he was in that media session for the cavs. we will hear from him coming up in sports in a little bit. >> good. all right. joe fonzi live tonight, thank you. the mayors of the opposing teams wage a bet. there is a twist. the mayors want to use their bets to help beat hunger in their communities. the goal is to raise $5,000 for the food banks in each home town. they hope fans will have no problem pays hundreds of dollars and will donate as well. >> wouldn't it be great if everybody who bought a ticket would give that amount to their

local food banks? >> the fans that raise the most money wins. the losing city's mayor has to wear the other team's jersey and has to post congratulations on facebook. game one tomorrow, game two sunday. and then it heads to cleveland for games 3 and 4. the games are next week on tuesday and thursday. a man hunt in the east bay for a man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting yesterday. the contra costa county sheriff's department is looking for 19-year-old omar ordaz. investigators say he is the suspect in the shooting death of 19-year-old miguel angel plascencia. omar ordaz has tattoo on his cheek, he is in concord or oakley and he should be considered armed and dangerous. in sacramento senators passed legislation today that is designed to tackle climate

change. he called it the most far reaching legislation, not just in california history but u.s. history. most republican oppose the measure saying it would stifle business and raise their costs, democrats say it is important for california's future. >> this package of bills will put california on a path way to sustainable economic growth. >> the measures require 50% of electricity to come from renewable sources by 2013 as well as double the energyficiency of older -- energy efficiency of older buildings. if approved will go to governor jerry brown. coming up here, an organization that helps cancer patients is the victim of a crime. >> disbelief anybody would do that. >> coming up here, what the thieves stole and the people who it really hurts.

>> a noisy demonstration takes over a sacramento intersection. what the protesters were asking for that led to several arrests. >> tracking that chance of showers in the north bay into tomorrow afternoon. let's see if that happens. i will be back to tell you. >> a live look at traffic on the golden gate bridge. looks like everything is rolling along pretty well. >> wow! this is better. bay bridge toll plaza looking amazing. great moving in all lanes.

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drivers along the embarg dareo. the -- embarcadero. it wasn't just speeders police were after, driver whose didn't stop for this giants fan were pulled over. he is actually an under cover police officer. he had a couple of close calls trying to cross the street. >> drivers gun it, shoot through the intersection. you can hear the engine revving. it gets dangerous. >> dozens of drivers ended up being ticketed for speeding or failing to yield for a pedestrian. a dozen people protested the lack of affordable child care with a demonstration in sacramento. >> police arrested some protesters there blocking an intersection -- for blocking an intersection, they want increased government subsidies to pay for child care. . >> i am not part of the budget.

i don't know the ins and out. they need help these children. >> the average cost for day care in california $3,000 to $12,000 every year depending on the age of the child. the cost many family say they can't afford. california's economy will continue growing according to a new study out of ucla. the state unemployment rate will drop more than a percentage point. the unemployment is likely to hover around 6.2% for this year. it is currently 6.3% and it will hit 5% by 2017. ucla say the drop in unemployment is partly thanks to an increase in construction, automobile and business investments. los angeles may be the latest california city to give a raise to those making minimum wage. the city counsel voted to raise

the minimum wage to $15 by 2020. it starts with $10.15 by next july followed by annual increases. a second vote required. oakland's minimum wage increased to $12.25 in march. san francisco will have increases before the minimum wage there hits $15 an hour in 2018. someone stole a backpack out of a fire engine. that is not big news. but what was inside the backpack sure has people angry. ktvu's rob roth reports, it was filled with donations that was going to be used to help people fighting cancer. >> put the bag here. >> reporter: what was stolen out of this pink fire engine has many people shaking their heads. >> i think it is low. >> normally during the day the backpack stays right here.

>> reporter: the fire chief also doubles as head of a organization that helps cancer patients and their families meet expenses. >> one of our shirts. >> reporter: last saturday after a day of selling t-shirts at a fundraiser he put the cash box in a backpack in the cab and continued cleaning up. minutes later he noticed it was gone. >> disbelief that anybody would do that. >> reporter: gone with it, his fire department radio, cell phone and hundreds of dollars in donations for cancer patients. >> it hurts. every dime we lose can't go to somebody to help them. >> reporter: with the money it raises they helped 60 families in the area. this helmet, signed by all the children fighting cancer that they helped. that includes this 8-year-old

who has a brain tumor. recently police and firefighters convoy stood his house -- convoyed to his house for a party. . >> i like the pink fire truck. and all the cops. i like the part when they gave me all this stuff. >> reporter: it is people who are the real victims. >> you go in there and you take from somebody that is giving you something, giving kids hope. that was the tough part. >> reporter: that is why so many people are saying -- >> how low can you go. >> reporter: rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >> if you want to help we posted alike it the facebook page on our website www.ktvu.com. -- posted a link to the facebook page on our website

www.ktvu.com. back now to our chief meteorologist bill martin. you are talking about 90s in the days to come? >> by the weekend. yeah. we could see 90s. i am stretching it but upper 80s. by the end of the weekend, yeah. [ talking at the same time ] >> not the month of may. below average for temperatures. if we saw 90s we would be talking brush fires. we had below average temperatures. cool, moist. we didn't do a fire story again today. not that i want to do one. that is what is happening here. these are the highs today. i expect fairfield at 93. fairfield, 78 today. 79 antioch. i expect them to be 93. clouds now. that is the system moving through now. shifting the winds. pushing showers north of here. come in closer.

showers around mount shasta. light stuff. the showers come come down here in the form of drizzle tomorrow morning. mild temperatures are in the area. 69 fairfield. down a couple degrees. last hour they were in the low 70s. tomorrow, 66 towards berkeley. broad brush. give you an idea. mild around the bay. hot spots, they are not hot. warmer. antioch, livermore valley, low -- well, upper 70s. low 80s tomorrow. then things change up. you will see that on the bay area weekend. things warm up. the low tweaks through. it is enough, though, it will spin moisture our way and it could trigger a few showers in the east bay communities as we head into tomorrow evening. the model does this. there is the sprinkle for the morning hours. 7:00 a.m. you can see the swirl there.

right? watch what happens. the ground gets warm, the air rises and thunderstorms develop. with that flow going this way, takes the thunderstorm top, whatever is left and pulls it this way. you see, these models are nailing it. if this is off 10 miles, you are pushing showers into the south bay. if it trends south, we could see showers show up inland. by tonight we might have a better handsal on -- handle on it. we will see. the five-day forecast. warmer. there it is. 88 on sunday. >> let's do it. >> eastern livermore county. be nice. be nice. nice warm weekend compared to last weekend. >> thank you. the giants try to stop a four game losing streak today against the pirates and the

lebron james and the cavaliers arrived in oakland preparing to take on the warriors in the nba finals. mark is up next with sports.

sports director mark ibanez now. a look at the cavs here in oakland. >> a lot of people are excited about lebron james coming to town. if you are a basketball fan, he is the guy. the face of the nba. only comes out here once a year at best, if he is healthy. he is definitely in town for the warriors. just a couple games. joe fonzi was at media day today. actually was there at the press

conference and lebron james spoke at the media conference today. >> reporter: they continue to put the finishing touches in preparation for tomorrow's game one of the nba championship series. both teams practiced today. cavs arriving last night. they have only been on this floor one time this season so they got a chance to work out. as far as the nba is concerned, this is a match-up of stephen curry, stephen curry, the new face of the league, lebron james the most established face of the league. there was a thought james might be getting tired because he was carrying so much of the burden for the team and shooting below his average from outside. if that is the case he had time to heal up and get rejuvenated and he is not ready to pass the baton to anybody. >> i understand the drought he

has been in, motivation. help me get to this point. i am not done. i still have a lot left in me in this season. i am going to command a lot out of my guys, out of myself. hopefully we come through. >> reporter: all you have to do is look around and you get it. not about western conference finals anymore. it is nba finals. that is all the branding around the arena. tomorrow this series gets started. can't wait. joe fonzi, back to you. >> it will be a scene. the scene on the other side of the bay, the giants lose their fifth connective game. did they pick a bad time to play the pirates who are smoking hot. pittsburgh breaks it open in the 9th. three runs. a big two run double that helps

the pirates on their way to a 5- 2 victory and the giants will hit the road. the a's leading droit 5-0 -- de.5-0. -- detroit, 5-0. that is it for us, see you back here for the 10:00 p.m. news. good night.

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