ting in pittsburg overnight. we'll have a live report on the police activity still taking place at this hour. a police chase ended in a tense standoff in the east bay. the reason officers had to shut down a highway for more than an hour and how they were eventually able to arrest the suspect overnight. >>reporter: dove nation is ready to go. the stage is all set for the nba finals here at oracle arena. the game is tonight, warriors and cavs, steph curry, lebron james. it will be a fun one. we'll tell you how the players and the fans are getting ready for it next. good morning. thank you for joining us, thursday, june 4th. i'm pam cook. >> we're ready. good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve, good weather for nba basketball? well, yeah. but right now we have rain up north. >> you're kidding. >> there's some rain up in mendincino county, lake county and sonoma county. we'll get some partly sunny,

partly cloudy skies, very active low for june 4th has dropped in now. the cloud cover zipped by overnight, but it's starting to wrap back in. it's sort of disrupt the fog bank a little bit. there's still some low clouds around, but from upper lake, highway 20, 29 maybe 128 and then 101 from ukiah down to cloverdale, heelsburg and windsor north of santa rosa wrapping back right into 116 towards the russian river and it looks like over towards grayton and sabasstepool. an active day for the north bay and probably the east bay later on today. the low is right there. that's pretty big. now, we have to wait for this to start dropping back in over the bay area and it will. and you get some 70s and low 80s later today that, will help fuel this. 50s on the temp. there's a rather robust and fresh breeze, though. it's going to be a cooler day, kind of breezy, blustery at times and we'll see mostly sunny and all of a sudden mostly cloudy skies probably later on. so i'll kind of split the difference here. breezy to windy, below normal techs, no doubt about it. showers, possible thunderstorms north in early in the morning

and everyone else inland i think later on today. 50s, 60s and mainly 70s. 6:01. >>reporter: yes, it is 6:01. finally i'm awake, steve. by the way, steve, this message is for you, it's for all of our -- from all of ow viewers, in sonoma county in heelsburg it's raining, according to a tweet i got from gino who follows me on twitter here. gino whitehall. thank you, gino. it's raining in heelsburg if you're driving in sonoma county, you may want to give yourself extra time. let's go out and take an extra look at the commute here on the east shore freeway. you can see the traffic is busy, but not really slow between the cartenas bridge and the macarthur maze. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you'll be baiting for a -- waiting for a bit. there was an accident up on the deck, not serious. 25 minutes before you actually make it on to the bridge. traffic is still going to be okay on 680, concord to walnut creek. if you are driving south. and as we move down to the valley here, 580 westbound

looks good. no problems there. southbound 880 and hayward near eighth street there was an accident there. 6:02. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we begin with developing news in pittsburg we've been following where two brothers were shot overnight, one of them died at the scene. knew news fox 2's tara moriarty there as well this morning with brand new video that was just taken a short time ago. tara. >>reporter: yeah. authorities just towed away a car as evidence. we're not sure exactly what they were looking for inside that car, but it was parked across the street here from the home where the shooting happened. we're not sure what police may find inside of the car. this is video taken a short time ago. if it's a weapon or just fingerprints, but sources tell knew news that someone entered the home on saint maritz drive about quarter to one this morning and fired half a dozen shots, killing one of two brothers who live in the home. investigators have been in and out of the home this morning, gathering evidence. police are looking at whether drugs or gangs were involved. according to a family member

someone came to the house and shot both of the brothers, one in the leg, he is now at the hospital. the other man was shot and killed. now, the only description we have of these victims is that they are in their 30s and latino. family members were too distraught to go on camera. we do know that a dog was out here trying to pick up a scent of the suspect or suspects, but at this point police are not officially commenting, and if we get any information, we, of course, will pass it along to you this morning. live from pittsburg, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you, tara. we'll check back in with you throughout the morning. 6:04 is the time. eastbound highway 4 at 680 is open again, but that's following a police standoff last night. the chp says about 11:30 last night vallejo police started chasing a suspect at highway 37 who finally stopped on highway 4 but refused to get out of the car. now, the police brought in an armored car so that they could move in safely and make an arrest. by 1:15 this morning the freeway was open again. the chp says the suspect had a

medical issue. >> all right, pam. time is 6:04. today is the day, it's been 40 years in the making for the golden state warriors. yesterday the warriors were back on the practice court, they're getting ready for tonight's game one of the nba finals with the cleveland cavaliers and they're getting ready. ktvu fox 2's, the "a man" alex savidge inside oracle arena right now. yeah, he's got his sticks, he's ready. and, alex, you know what the players are thinking and feeling getting ready for tonight's big game. >>reporter: yeah, i think so. i think the warriors are pretty relaxed despite the fact that none of these players have ever played on this big a stage, none of them have ever been to the nba finals, but i think they're feeling good, they're well rested after this week- long layoff. and let me tell you something, dove nation is going to make things real tough on lebron and the cavs. these are thunder sticks if i can get them to work there. they're supposed to make it loud inside the arena and also distract folks at the free

throw line. so they're going to give about 8,000 fans some of these thunder sticks. >> i hear you, man. >>reporter: all the folks will be behind the baskets, right? so when lebron is at the line, it'll be difficult for him to pay attention there. hopefully he'll brick a couple of free throws. game one, nba finals, it happens here tonight at oracle and as you can well see, the stage is all set here, this long week layoff is finally over and things will get under way tonight. the warriors, they were out here yesterday, they took practice here, it was sort of a light workout at the arena. mvp steph curry, of course, he is feeling good after he got banged up, that nasty fall he had in the western conference finals against the houston rockets when he got sort of flipped over and landed on his back and got roughed up a bit. also clay thompson, you have to worry about his health -- or we were worried about his health after taking that knee to the head in that same series, but he is clear to play. he's already ready to go for this final series. on the other side of the ball, of course, we gotta deal with

lebron james, arguably the best player in basketball right now, and he comes into town with the cleveland cavaliers who are playing very well right now. they worked out yesterday here at the arena. both james and curry obviously pose a lot of matchup problems for the defenses. and these two stars, they really have a ton of respect for each other, steph curry was talking yesterday about some advice he got from lebron back when he was playing college ball. >> basically just said the one thing you can choose is your preparation every single game, how you're going to find ways to get better and just having tunnel vision. no matter what's going on around you urks you can control, you know, your effort every game. >> i don't think there's ever been a guy in our league to shoot the ball as well as he does off the dribble or off the catch, off the ball and, you know, he just creates so many matchup problems for your conference and you always have to be aware of him. >>reporter: how do you slow him down? >> same way you slow me down. you can't. [ laughter ]

>>reporter: mutual respect there between lebron and steph curry and that matchup should be fun, even though they won't necessarily be facing each other one on one on the court. the warriors back in the finals for the first time in 40 years. we have heard that, it's been a very long time for fans and a lot of fans who were at the game the last time around, the last championship there sort of reminiscing right now. we talk with rodney woo, and he was there for games one and two at the cal palace in 1975. that's the last time the warriors took the title. they faced off against the washington bullets and they swept the bullets that year. now, we talked with woo at his house in san francisco. he told us that he remembers it was really easy for his family to go and buy tickets and at that time they cost just $6. >>reporter: $6, people are paying $600 for one ticket, and you add a couple zeros and you get the ticket price now 20 years later. >>reporter: and that '75 team, they were led by rick berry and

they went on to sweep the washington bullets and they won that title, but that was four decades ago and now this year's team led by the splash brothers, steph and clay and, of course, a great cast of characters behind them, a great squad here led by steve kerr, first-time head coach in the nba finals. here they are, the stage is all set. i'm try to go get these thunder sticks to work properly, dave. hopefully the fans know how to operate these. maybe these are broken. sphwr maybe people are thinking because it's early in the morning, people haven't had their coffee and breakfast, maybe it's deliberately you can't make them too loud, how about that? >> maybe so. these are morning thunder sticks. >> the "mornings on 2" thunder sticks. hey, great job, man. you got the best story of the day. alex savidge. >>reporter: i really do. thanks dave. >> talk to you later, man. this is also a good time for the warriors fans, as you know, relishing that magic moment, celebrating the dream season. last night the team actually

thanked the community for their support. they hosted this v.i.p. party at the lake chal et in oakland. the warriors invited community partners and volunteers, many of them dressed up in warriors gear. they sipped some champagne and cocktails on the blue and gold tables overlooking lake merritt. >> i've been here since i was 16 years old. this is a very, very rare season to have a -- a rare thing to have a season unfold the way this one has. >> you can't wear your loud yellow outfit anywhere else but for the warriors. >> she looks great. across the bay san francisco fans were packing the warriors store, buying up all kinds of warrior merchandise. a popular item? a great big cutout of the face of steph occury. you can understand why. we have complete warriors coverage for you on our channel 2 website, ktvu.com. get all the latest news, even test your knowledge with ktvu's own warriors quiz. we'll have more live coverage coming up in our next half

hour. well, people in sasoon city are stunned after someone stole a backpack from an old pink fire engine last weekend. the pink truck is owned by pink heals of solano and the group raises money for young cancer patients and their families. last saturday it was at a fundraiser where t-shirts were being sold. the sasoon city fire chief mike o'brien heads up the organization. he put the cash from the sales in the back pack which he put into the truck while he finished cleaning up. when he looked inside the truck again, the backpack with hundreds of dollars, his cell phone and fire department radio were all gone. >> it hurts. you know, every dime that we lose can't go to somebody to help them. >> the group helped 8-year-old charlie degrange who has inprobable brain tumor. the pink truck and vacaville police recently teamed up for a party with charlie's little league team. his family says pink heals provides hope to children with cancer and that is what the backpack thief really stole, the hope from those kids.

>> all right, pam. time is 6:11. still ahead a search after a shooting in daly city. coming up what officers say a suspect did during a traffic stop that made them open fire. and up next, it's not unusual to hear cheers at a graduation ceremony, but why four people in mississippi were actually served with arrest warrants for their yelling.

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time now 6:14. we are following a tragic still- developing story happening overseas. it happened in west africa in ghana. a gas station where people were taking shelter to get away from torrential flooding and rains, it exploded. at least 73 people were killed. this happened in the capital city. authorities say the flood apparently released fuel from a storage container, the fuel was ignited by a fire burning at a house nearby and that triggered a massive explosion. federal agents accused a santa clara man of making guns as part of a local militia. agents raided the home of 41- year-old juan gutierrez on tuesday morning. they arrested him and seized two assault-style weapons and more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition. a criminal complaint against him says a concerned citizen contact the fbi last august, claiming that gutierrez bragged about using guns despite being an ex-con and joining the group the california state militia. time is now 6:15. cheering on family and friends

at a high school graduation ceremony in mississippi has now led to arrest warrants. four people say they were removed from the ceremony for cheering and clapping too loud when their graduate's name was announced. now arrest warrants have been issue against them for disturbing the peace. the school superintendent says he issued a notice about being too loud at the ceremony. he says over the past several years some family members and friends have made the whole experience unbearable. >> they yelled out, they excessively celebrated during the calling of names, one they heard their graduate's name called, they celebrated that. >> well, the people who are now facing charges, they say the superintendent went too far. the superintendent says everyone who attended the ceremony was warned about the consequences ahead of time. a 91-year-old illinois man has fulfilled a bizarre lifetime wish. >> one, two, three.

[ explosion ] >> walter humus says he always want today know what it would be like to back the car right through the garage door. one grandson found an suv that was headed for the junkyard. friends were planning to dplollish their garage. he put the helmet on for safety, put the suv in reverse and hit the gas pedal. >> i was, like, break -- it was, like, breaking a wooden box, sort of a crash, crunch, pieces flew. >> it probably did feel pretty good just to blow through that back door. tom has participate in demolition derbies when he was younger. he says he didn't know what he could do to top this stunt, but just wanted to know what it was like. >> let grandpa do it. >> yeah. >> way to go. time now 6:17. hey, sal, everything going good at the toll plaza? >>reporter: i would say so, dave and pam, good morning to you. well, i would say so for this

time of the morning. let me qualify that because when you look at the toll plaza you will see slow traffic for sure. that's ordinary. you can see some slow traffic. it's just a little bit slower than it normally is. we have a -- we had an accident, actually on the upper deck of the the bay bridge, so we're a little bit backed up 25 to 30 minutes but the good news is there are no lane obstructions on the bridge anymore. there's a little bit of a backup, but no more accident on the bridge. traffic is going to be backed up. this would be a great morning for you to take bart. i just checked in with them, no major delays anywhere on the system and that includes getting into san francisco. but let's say you want to avoid that slow traffic and go down to the san mateo bridge, should be pretty good for you. a little bit of slow traffic on southbound 880. southbound 880 at eighth street, you should avoid that off ramp for the time being. there was a minor accident nearby and also some police activity in the same general location. it's not too bad right now, though. the just driving by using the san mateo bridge which could be a pretty good route for you to the peninsula. highway 101 getting into the

silicon valley, well, it looks good, sunnyvale and cupertino and we can look at 101 in san jose along northbound 101, it does look okay getting up to the airport. so so far so good. of course there's some normal slowdowns, but nothing too bad just yet at 6:18. let's bring in steve with today's forecast. >> all right, sal, thank you. as you touched on early, we've had some reports up towards the north bay, healsburg, i know jenny around forestville says i woke up to the sound of rain here. looks like around graydon as well. so interests' a system that's moved in. that's picked up the breeze. some areas, though, you get the sunshine but it'll cloud up later as that low moves right over us. for june 4th, it's pretty impressive, it's arrived, it's here. temperatures will be on the cool side. alan said bone dry dry from 101 north to geyserville exit. some of that rain has made it, although sheila said there's not a cloud in the sky down here in san jose. that will change later on, sheila. some of those getting sun, look at the rain popping up from

lake county, southern mendincino county and sonoma around hopland, 101, from cloverdale, healsburg, windsor and back over into the russian river, graydon, occi and over forestville and just to the west of santa rosa. so it's close. so some of that will play into the morning weather and probably in the afternoon as well we'll start to see this low churning here. it will dive right over the bay area and that's going to give us i think some mostly cloudy skies later on today, get a little afternoon heating, that will certainly help. the low is not going anywhere for a while, it's going to stick in california for a few days. it's on its way to southern california, though. it's ushering in cool air aloft and that's going to translate into cooler temps and a decent breeze here, down right windy for some, temperatures 60s and 70s for many. my computer is a little crazy there, but east to san jose, water temperatures cool off as well. thunderstorms will be apresent as we say up in the sierra, also up in the northern mountains, so mostly sunny, partly cloudy, showers,

thundershowers to the north in the morning and i think the east bay, maybe south bay later on today. below normal temps. temperatures in fact 70s, it should be much, much warmer than this. low and mid-80s by now, but that's not going to be the case. 50s and 60s over by the coast. fog is there, but not as much as we saw the last couple of days. the low is too strong to support it and it's getting too cool inland now. don't usually say that in june, but that's what's happening. so kind of interesting here for the next couple of days. >> so around these parts we need to grab an umbrella. >> i would. it's raining up there right now. >> this is very unusual, definitely. >> all right, steve said it. okay. 6:21. and a dog was sickened after a walk on a trail. coming up in 15 minutes the investigation into a a possible case of poisoning on a popular south bay trail. but, first: [ cheering ] >> yes. a surprise for a utah high school senior, her brother comes back from serving overseas, plus why this graduation day is very important for her family.

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new this morning, former florida governor jeb bush says he will officially enter the presidential race on june 15th at an event in miami. today in dallas former texas governor rick perry is scheduled to announce his white

house run. he will join the increasingly crowd field of republican candidates. perry also ran for president in 2012. he says he has been studying up on policy to become a better prepare candidate this time around. in his last run at the white house, perry stumbled in a debate, forgetting the name of one of the federal agencies he said he wanted to close. time 6:25. in southern california more than four miles of public beaches are closed, tar balls are washing up in the sand. now, the tar balls are turning up in the sand near the historic queen mary cruise ship in long beach. now, officials say this tar is not from local gas and oil production, so they're running tests to see if it's coming from a pipeline break and the oil spill near santa barbara last month. federal regulators now say that pipeline that broke and dumped thousands of gallons of oil in the santa barbara coastline, it was badly core road. one report says the spot where the pipe failed was just 1/16 inch thick.

it's supposed to be more than 1/4 inch thick. the pipe break is also near where three pipe repairs for corrosion were made back in 2012. so far more than 100 animals have died, dozens more were coated with oil. some of those that survive, they still need medical attention. well, it is a surprise one high school senior from utah will never forget. this story will get you. madison hughes was called on stage during graduation rehearsal to practice receiving an award or at least that's what she thought. [ cheers and applause ] >> that is just an amazing sight. madison broke down when she realized her brother nicholas was presenting the fake certificate. that was a shock because her brother is serving in the military in germany and told her he would not be able to make it to her graduation. >> i didn't know he was going to be here. he told me he wasn't going to be able to come, and, you know, this is the best. i'm so happy right now.

>> my sister is actually the first one in the family to really walk across the stage. i was a troubled child, i walk in, got my diploma and walk out and it's something my brothers and sisters can look up to and i'm extremely proud of her for graduating on time. >> there was a little something special for nicholas following the rehearsal. the 21-year-old was able to hold his 4-month-old jacob for the very first time. >> you did it, pam. >> i knew it would get you. time 6:27. still ahead, a challenge off the court at the nba finals. the friendly competition between the mayors of oakland and cleveland that could give a big boost to local food banks. >>reporter: we're live in san jose where part of a well- traveled road is in pieces. we'll tell you what cause the initial damage and how long it's going to take to get fixed. >>reporter: so far getting into the valley not too bad as we take a live look at 237. you can see a little bunching up here in milpitas, but for

the most part we're having a decent day. kind of a mixed bag out there, sunny for some, low clouds for others, blue sky, breezy and even some rain up to the north, especially in mend gen seeno county and sonoma county. we'll have a closer look at that.

pam, no dancing on tv. >> that's a newer song, thank you. good morning, welcome back. we're live inside or thp acle arena. do you know we're less than 12 hours away from the start of the nba finals between the warriors and the cavaliers right down there? oracle arena is ready. so is our music. so is ktvu's alex savidge. he's out there. he's been out there since 4:00 this morning. he'll tell you more about tonight's game and show you a few things coming up in a couple of minutes. >> if you don't believe it,

just watch. >> you better watch pam. good morning, thank you for joining us here on "mornings on 2", thursday, june 4th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thanks for waking up with us. it's 6:30. steve is here. he's laughing. you have to start dancing when you hear bruno mars. come on. >> no. i'm laughing at something else. >> oh, okay. >> i thought you were laughing at me. >> hot dogs, potato chips on a hamburger. >> i'm no longer hungry. >> that's what i'm laughing at. boy, i'll tell you lots going on here. wait five minutes -- how long? five minutes. there's rain to the north, sun to the south and kind of a mixed bag and clouds associated a low that's moved into the picture. the fog is it there, but there's plenty of holes in it. there's just too much cool air aloft. temperatures inland are not that warm to support it. water temperatures are cold, though. some rain coming out of mendincino county, heelsburg had some reports of rain. looks like cloverdale and back in towards the russian river area and also around

forestville, graydon a little bit of rain. not a lot. some of that's not reaching the ground, but some of it is. that report from jenny, she says, oh, i woke up to the sound of rain here in forestville. june 4th, my goodness, big low. you'll get some breaks on that and then it'll start to rotate on over us and that's going to get the clof forming later today. if you have sun now, i don't think it'll last too long by later this afternoon. it'll be breezy to windy on the cooler side and big thunderstorms will be erupting, firing up over the sierra today. so mostly sunny, partly cloudy and then mostly cloudy i think later on this afternoon as that low takes its path over southern california. but right over us this afternoon. breezy and windy, below normal temps. showers, possible thursday laterred today, i would think north and east more than anywhere else. sal, that's what's going on in weather. what about say no in traffic? it's quietment >>reporter: well, it is getting a little bit more crowded out there, steve, on the roads. if you're looking to get some commute updates, we're going to start at the bay bridge because we had a much earlier accident, it was gone rather quickly, but

you can exiend of tell, it's a little backlit here at the toll plaza, but it's crowded. the metering lights were switched on extra slow to meter the traffic onto the span and that caused a chain reaction backup. now there's a backup about 30 minutes getting onto the bridge. san mateo bridge would be your alternate. it's not too bad. southbound 880 is a little bit crowded in hayward as you drive down through the 92 interchange. i want to mention that the south bay commute is -- it's serious, not serious, it's okay. northbound 101 there's a crash that's not serious right near the 880 interchange. it's on the shoulder a little bit of slow traffic there. but look at 85 and 280. they're looking pretty good. those are decent alternates into the west valley. 6:33. let's go back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. we have developing news this morning coming in right now from pittsburg. police have sealed off a home where two brothers were shot overnight. one of them has died, the other one was rushed to the hospital. ktvu fox 2's tara moriarty has been out there since we went on the air at 4:00 a.m.

and you have some new information. what do you know now? >>reporter: well, pittsburg police are now confirming that one of the two brothers shot was indeed targeted. detectives are now on scene. there's a csi van parked in front of the home here that you can see is taped off here off of st. maritz drive. about an hour ago police had a car parked in front of the home towed away as evidence. they will not tell us what may be inside that car, possibly a weapon or just fingerprints. sources tell ktvu that someone entered the home around 12:45 this morning and fired at least half a dozen shots. investigators have been in and out of this home all morning, gathering evidence. police are looking at whether drugs or gangs were involve. now, according to a family member, someone came to the house, shot both of the men, one in the leg, and he is recovering at the hospital. the other man was shot and killed. the only description that we have of the victims is that they are in their 30s and latino. family members were too distraught to talk to us on camera. we know that a dog was out here trying to pick up the scent of

the suspect or suspects, but at this point police are not officially commenting. now, again, the van is out here and we have seen officers scanning the ground for clues. if we receive any more information this morning, we will, of course, pass that along to you. live from pittsburg, i'm tara moriarty. back to you. >> all right, tara, we'll talk to you later. thank you. time is now 6:35. in the meantime a police search goes on for the driver of a car that briefly dragged a daly city police officer last night. this happened about 9:00 p.m. on crocker avenue. police officers were taking part in a countywide crackdown on gangs. they stopped a car and when one of the officers was contacting the driver, the driver took off, dragging that officer. his partner fired shots at that car. now, the officer who was dragged, he was able to free himself. he was not hurt. at this point we don't know if the suspect was wounded by the gunfire. well, for the first time in 40 years the golden state warriors are stepping onto the court for game one of an nba

final. and ktvu's alex savidge already there on the floor where the stage is set for the first showdown between steph curry -- yes, there you are, and a little guy, lebron james i think he is with the cavaliers, right? >>reporter: yes. pam, don't let lebron hear you call him little. >> yeah, i know. >>reporter: he'd take issue. he's -- he is unbelievably strong. it's incredible. can you imagine trying to guard him, pam? >> no. he's so big. it's going to be some good basketball. >>reporter: it really will be. i'm ready for the game to get under way, pam is ready, dove nation is ready and we know the players are ready. it's been a really long layoff. they had to wait a whole week to get this thing started. finally tonight, here we go, game one of the nba finals, warriors and cavs. they're going to tip this thing off right here, center court later on tonight and the whole lace is all decked out. you can see they have the finals logo there right above the court, we're ready to get things under way. this is the scene yesterday. let me show you, the warriors took the floor here at oracle for a light practice.

the team is feeling nice and relaxed after this layoff that they had, a week-long break in between games. none of these players have ever been to the nba finals before, but they're feeling good, they're feeling confident. mvp steph curry, he, of course, was banged up with that nasty fall he took in the western conference finals. he's all ready to go. clay thompson took the knee to the head. he's all set to go for game one tonight. and on the other side of the ball, yeah, king james and the cleveland cavs. they were also here in town practicing yesterday, practicing here at the arena. both james and curry, they're going to create some series matchup problems for the conference, no doubt about it. and while oracle is one of the loudest arenas in the nba, king james says he's not worried about the crowd. >> these fans here are amazing, they've been amazing to their team all year and for the last past few years, but for me i don't put too much more added pressure on it. rrn there you go. king james, he does not feel pressure, i don't believe.

theiors, they're ready to do this again. it's been a long drought. they haven't been to the nba finals in four years. the last time they won the title back in '75 when they swept the washington bullets. that year they played the nba finals over at the cal palace across the bay. there was a scheduling issue, a little mixup of some kind, so they couldn't play it here at the arena in oakland. but today the nba finals will be played in the city of oakland for the first time ever. so security obviously will be a very big issue here at oracle arena, and with that being said, i want to bring in sergeant j.d. nelson. he is with the alameda county sheriff's office. and obviously security a major issue. you have a lot of work to do today. what are you doing between now and tipoff today? >> well, we do this in conjunction with the oakland police department. they handle the main portion of this. we dofer the bomb dogs and the bomb squad that comes here for every single nba game, but, of course, it's the playoffs, it's the finals, so we're going to have plenty of people here

tonight. >>reporter: more to worry about today. >> well, yeah, all the national people that come in, so there's more equipment, more things to search and make sure everything is okay and just unfamiliarity with people and their belongings. >>reporter: what should fans keep in mind if they want to come down this way? >> you always want to make sure you get here early so you can get in because the lines do back up. you want to get here early, get everybody in their seat and get the place rockin' and should be a great time. >>reporter: you, j.d., by the way, are a long-time warriors fan. are you excited about this? >> i am excited, absolutely. >>reporter: show me. >> they say that nobody remembers the finals last time. >>reporter: j.d. remembers. >> i remember it. i remember it. >> wow! >>reporter: there you go, pam. >> it's nice when your parents have lived in the same house for years because you can pull these things and break them out on occasion. >>reporter: you know where to find those old bumper stickers. very nice. this says encore. this would be the encore, right? >> that's awesome. >>reporter: 40 years.

-- >> 40 years. >>reporter: an encore is an encore. j.d., thanks for taking the time this morning. we'll send it back to you guys. tipoff at 6:00. get here early, that's the best advice. >> i have an early spot saved on my couch i think. so great that he found that sticker. oh, my gosh. look how exciting it is. well, typically the mayors of the opposing teams, as we know, they wage a friendly bet. >> sure. >> cleveland's mayor, though, spurned oakland's offer thinking it might jinx the the cavaliers. the bet has turned into a challenge to see which fan base, the warriors or the cavs, can raise the most money for their local food bank. great idea. the alameda county and cleveland greater food bank combined to serve 885,000 people each year. the food bank director of the losing city is going to have to wear the other team's jersey and then congratulate the other on facebook. but, boy, a lot of people are going to win with that. >> sure. >> we do have complete warriors coverage on our website, ktvu.com, you can get the

latest news and even test your knowledge with ktvu's own warriors quiz. time now 6:40. as we get you going and get you moving this morning, repair crews in san jose, they're fixing a road that buckled after a water main break flooded a neighborhood. ktvu fox news' janine del la vega in san jose. you're watching the workers out there. so how are the repairs going? >> they're going okay, dave. 2:30 this morning, they fix the water main break that heaped here on piedmont road near penatensia creek. as you can see they have heavy equipment out here and crews are trying to fix that road that buckled due to all the water pressure. they've been hammering it out. you can see there's big pieces of concrete left here and has left a huge hole. let's go to some pictures that a viewer sent us to the flooding in the neighborhood. it happened around 7:30 last night. the flooding was so bad the road lifted up, as you saw, and it cracked. the water was shut off and crews worked overnight to fix

the six-inch pipe that broke. crews out here say that it's due to the age of the pipe. now that it's been repaired, crews are filling it in. they still need an asphalt company to come and pave over it. but this is a process that is going to take all day. the water has been turned back on and we haven't gotten a chance to talk to too many neighbors yet, but so far the water company tells us that they haven't had any reports of damage to property. back out here live, you can see this section of piedmont road where crews are working. it's right across the street from noble elementary school. the road is still open, but they have shifted the lanes over just to make room so that these crews can work. and as i mentioned they will be out here for most of the day. so it will probably be a little bit slow going at least along this section of piedmont road. dave. >> all right, janine della vega, thank you, we'll be checking back with you. >> certainly could cause some problems there. >> sure. 6:42 is the time.

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good morning to you, welcome back to "mornings on 2". 6:45. a white powder is being tested in san jose by animal control services of after it was found along a popular walking trail. kristy says she was walking her dog oreo here along three creeks trail when oreo found a pile of dry cat food that had white powder on it. well, oreo ate some of it and kristy rushed him to the vet. the vet thinks that powder was rat poison. she thinks someone put it there trying to control the feral cat

population. >> i'm very grateful that she's safe and the vets were there to take care of her. yes, we need this to stop. >> animal control services a warning everybody now to keep an eye out for that powder as this investigation goes on. oakland teachers have approved a new three-year contract with the school district. the two sides bargained for a year and a half to reach the agreement. the deal gives teachers dedicated planning time and salary increases of at least 2 1/2% during the next school year. it also cuts class size and the number of middle school and high school students counselors are responsible for. the alameda county office of education is expected to approve the deal by next week. >> all right, pam, time is 6:46. let's check in with tori campbell and see what's coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2". >>reporter: good morning, david and pam. coming up in our next half hour, some have called it the most moving tribute to a marriage they have seen. what facebook co cheryl sandberg wrote for her late

husband and how she plans to face the future without him. plus we have now learned the identity of the young american killed in a lion park in south africa and how she was connected to the popular tv show "the game of thrones." those are some of the stories we're working on for the next hour of "mornings on 2". now back to you in the studio. >> tori, thank you. as all the anticipation for game one of the nba finals builds up, we're getting in on the action as well. so we here on "mornings on 2" challenged our sister station in cleveland to a friendly bet. >> hey, fox 8 our sister station in cleveland, this is ktvu fox 2 morning team and we have a little challenge for you with the nba finals coming up. >> yeah. we just want today say hi to you and let you know what you have to do when we beat you guys in the game, what you're going to have to wear. >> yeah. so we have this lovely warriors strength in numbers t-shirt. we want one of the anchors to which wear this on the air for 30 minutes and the other anchors have to wear the colors. >> it's a nice shirt, you have to knit. >> we have a drought on the

west coast, you have a championship drought. >> 1964. >> throwing it down, steve. good morning "mornings on 2". what kind of a name is that? we accept your challenge. >> we know the cavaliers are going to win, so get ready to wear your white and gold. >> there's no navy an yellow in anybody's back. >> so if you guys win, we will gladly wear a "we believe" shirt, but if we win, we have a new anchorman for you. he's going to be on your set and if not we're sending delly in too because he's aggressive. go cavs. >> oh, no, they didn't. >> they have some attitude out there. >> i know. the delly they mentioned is delhi and he played ball at st. maries. he's playing for the cavs now. >> we love him, but don't want him to -- but we don't want him

to win, right, sal? >>reporter: yeah, you know, he's on the cavs. >> he's a good kid, he should have stayed here, though. >>reporter: right? yeah. good morning, everyone. let's go out and try and get you ready for this commute you're just about to hit on the roads and start with a look at the slow traffic in the east bay, getting into san francisco on the bay bridge. this is san francisco itself. there it looks good and no problems on 101. but if you're at the toll plaza, getting across to the city, that's another matter. westbound at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backed up all the way out to the maze, and that's because of an earlier accident, also the normal morning commutes taking 30 to 35 minutes to navigate into the city. san jose northbound 101 slow traffic on 101 from the capital expressway up to about 880. 85 is getting slow from the almanda valley. 280 still looks good though. at 6:50, let's go to steve in the weather center. >> sal, thank you, sir. lots going on here. i mentioned a mixed bag and sure it. i mean, we have sun, clouds, we've had some showers to the north, thunder up towards men

din seeno county. partly sunny, the breeze has picked up for some areas, there's plenty going on, all associated with an unseasonably strong dynamic low pressure system which has moved in and fee leash a said mixed bag of weather is right. the sun is trying to shine through here in hayward and yet up in clearlake, chloe loves clouds. one of pam's favorites. currently 55 with a light west breeze, partly cloudy skies in clearlake as the sun rises, expecting a high of quo 82 today, a soft 82. there's been some shower activity up there right around clear lake, coming off clear lake and southern mendincino county 101 from hopland to cloverdale and heading towards highway 1 just north of duncan mills and also bodega bay, but heading through the russian river area. a lot of this is falling apart, but there was rain around graydon, forestville but i think there's nothing left of that. it is a sign of things to come as that low goes to the north, it's going to go right over us.

it's sending in the cloud cover. the sierra nevada quiet right now, but i expect that to belowsom up later today. a very strong system for june. you see how that dives in and that's going to settle into us today, the low goes right over us. that's ushering in some cooler air aloft. there's some 40s aloft which is really cool air this time of year. there's going to be a breeze at times to blustery, down right windy. the low heads south to southern california, so that will keep us in the soup so to speak here. as the system drops south, you might have some mostly sunny skies and about an hour later it'll go mostly cloudy. so there's a rather dynamic system here, gusty wind, morning clouds, showers to the north and i think to the east later on today, maybe even santa clara valley tonight into tomorrow. partly cloudy, breezy to windy at times, showers, thunderstorms in the north through the morning. and i think they'll pick up in the afternoon here. we get a little bit of heating even though we have below normal temps. upper 70s, very, very low 80s on some of these temps. low 50s around the coast. the cloud deck is disrupted, if you will, because of this low coming in. there's cool air coming in, not

enough to support it. could get on the warmer side, not much, but slightly warmer as we head towards sunday, monday. >> thanks, steve. >> anytime. >> sounds good. 6:52. hundreds of san francisco high school students starting summer jobs and up next the program that's allowing them invaluable experience.

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on 2". it's 6:55. remembering what happened in china 26 years ago today the crackdown in tienamen square. a candlelight vigil was held last night in chinatown to remember the pro-domcy movement crushed in 1999 in beijing. the government sent in the army to kill that movement, killing hundreds of protesters. the last night's event featured this replica of the goddess of democracy that was built at teinamen square. california has approved an ambitious of bills to prevent global warming. if they become law, renewable resources such as solar and wind power would provide of half of the state's electricity by 2030. greenhouse gases would have to be cut 60% from their 1990 levels in the next 15 years. and they've had to be -- they would have to be slashed 80% by 2050. there is some opposition to the ideas. >> so all these policies at

some point we feel good that we're leading the world and yet we're leaving many of our own hard working families behind because they're not benefiting. >> this package of bills will put california on a pathway to sustainable economic growth, protecting the health of our communities and integrity of our environment. >> the bills now go to the state assembly. if they are approved there, they go to the governor's desk. time is 6:56. 300 high school students in san francisco, they are about to start summer jobs with the help of the police foundation. 17-year-old miles dittman here, he's one of the high school students who have paid internships this summer through the san francisco police foundation. now, the mission high school student will start his summer job at a cyber security company called assurance data. he'll start on monday. >> i think it's just going to be all a learning experience. i'll be able to expand my knowledge of technology and whatever else i'll be working on. >> now, the program was created by police chief greg sur when

he worked in the mission station. the internship, it comes with a $2,000 dlip st. peter's end. the san francisco giants are making a special stop today on a road trip. the team start as three-game series against the philadelphia phillies tomorrow, but, first, they will be honored today at the white house by president obama for their 2014 world series victory over the kansas city royals. this is, of course, the team's third visit to the white house in the past five years, but i think they're pretty happy to go again. >> i think they will. time is 6:57. we're still following developing news out of pittsburg this morning. police have sealed off a home where two brothers were shot overnight. ktvu fox 2's tara moriarty is there. she'll bring you the very latest. we've also been watching what happened after a dramatic police chase and crash in the east bay. what happened after the driver stopped that forced police to bring in an armored truck.

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