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he put the cash from the sales into the back pack. he put it in the truck while he finished cleaning up. when he looked inside the truck again, the back pack with those happens of dollars and his cell phone it -- with those hundreds of dollars and his cell phone gone. >> it hurts. every -- >> the organization helped charlie debrain who has an inoperable tumor. his family says that paint heals gives hope to children with cancer and that is what that back pack thief really

stole. it's so sad. >> yeah, hopefully they'll get it back. >> let's go to sal keeping an eye on the commute. you mentioned the tunnel. how are things there? >> that problem is now gone but things are slow at the macarthur maze. we had a problem on the upper deck of the bay bridge. once something is on the bridge, they have traffic down. and that creates a chain reaction they are moving but moving very slowly. 880 is recovering. south pound 880 slow on the way to fremont. no major problems there. as a matter of fact, the commute looks pretty good as you drive down into the south bay. at 7:15, let's go to you,

steve. i was going to say tomorrow's traffic jam. tomorrow, the traffic jams are be songs that bring us your inner warrior. get the connection? there you go. did you come up with that >> the great people behind me in this room came up with that. i like that. >> all right, sal. >> songs that bring us your inner warrior g to our facebook page. give us your request. >> can i make a request or is it the viewers? >> no, you can. >> thank you, sir. >> i tell you what, january, no rain at all. not a drop, first time since 1849 in san francisco. we already had significant drizzle early in june and now low dropping for some along the coast. not all the coast but for some. it's been a cloudy start for a month now. may was coldest since '99. those colds certainly

contributed to that. rather cloudy to mostly cloudy along the coast although the sonoma and marin coast are free. vallejo, currently sun to the south, cloud to the north, 58 degrees and light wind, those clouds to the north associated with this unseasonably strong wall. popped in, dropped in. i tell you what, that did not look like june but something that we have seen tend of april. things are calm right now. things are wrapping back up. northern of sonoma county, a lot of dark clouds, around calistofa. thunder around ukiah early this morning. now some of that wrapping back into highway 1. along gold rock, and highway 1. anapolis, too. i don't get to mention them too often. wind back in rain is back. things have calmed down after that. here is the spin in the

atmosphere and it's diving in. to do this -- right, there the low is coming right over us today. on its way towards southern california. not going to leave any time soon. 50s on the temps. rather cool here and breezy. sebring kra says,boro, chilly in maragua. has been cool. you come pine that with a cool little breeze here, it's been unsatisfactory sonly low for us. this cool weather continues to play for us. tomorrow is the main day for us unless something holds back and taps into the tropical moisture over the weekend. showers in the north, east bay, breezy and cool, even with the sun. i know that san jose had some sun but that will pop up into some cloud cover here. mostly sunny, partly cloudy, a few showers, thunderstorms are possible. i mean, here in june, angle of the sun is higher, days are longer. we'll get a little lift here in

the air. these are way lowe normal for this time of the year, 50s, 60s on parts of the coast. should not be too bad along the marin and sonoma coast. showers and possible showers. thursday and friday, a little better but no great rain. >> we keep waiting. you normally anticipate the heat at some point but it's not just there. >> real quick, boston, the coldest start to a june for them ever. >> yeah. >> it's on the west coast and east coast. it's in the middle of the country where dallas fort worth is 75 on saturday. 90 today. does not take long. >> wow. all right. time now is 7:20. disturbing information, speaking of boston, about the terror suspect shot and killed by police. coming up in 25 minutes, court documents revealing a plan to attack law enforcement officials and new reports there was another target. we are learning more about a woman killed by a lion at a

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sen 23. new this morning, former florida governor jeb bush says he will officially enter the presidential race on june 15th at an event in miami. this morning in dallas, former texas governor rick perry is scheduled to announce his white house run. he will join the increasingly

crowded field of republican candidates. perry also ran for president in 2012. he says he has been studying up on policy to become a better prepared candidate this time around and his last run of the white house, perry stumbled on in a debate forgetting the name of one of the federalagencies that he wanted to close. a new resident at the white house has ruffled feather. a red tailed hawk has moved just into the residence. smaller birds are not happy about it. he has been attacked by other. a booming population of gray squarely, it is believed, attracted hawk to the area. we now know the name of an american woman killed by a lion at a south african preserve. this is photo of 29-year-old

catherine chapel's linked in page. she worked in the game of thrown as a visual effects specialist. the lion attacked her in a preserve another johannesburg. she hoped the car window to take photos and a lion lunged at her and killed her. visitors are told never to open windows. she had been raising money for the conservation of animals in south africa. cheering on family and friends in mississippi now resulting in arrest warrants. four people say they were removed from the ceremony for cheering and clapping too loudly when their graduate's name was called. now arrest warrants have been issued against them for disturbing the peace. the school superintendent says he issued a notice with being too loud at the ceremony. he says that, over the past several years, some friends and

family members have made the experience unbearable. >> they yell out. they excessively celebrated during the calling of names. once they heard their graduate's name called, they celebrated that. >> the people facing charges say that the superintendent is going too far. the superintendent says that everyone who attended the ceremony was warned of the consequences ahead of time. 7:26. this morning, two berkeley police officers are recuperating at a wells fargo bank and 40 years after the last championship, the warrior also try to reclaim their titling. we'll take you live inside oracle arena to get at preparations underway in today's big game against the cleveland cavaliers. >> look at that. i made a typo when inserting the drop line for my tease. >> what happened? it is not supposed to say

go warriors. it is supposed to say bridge commute. looks pretty good. go, warriors >> we have some rain to the north. there is some sun, clouds. crazy pattern over us but maybe thunderstorms later today. we'll find that and talk about what looks to be another cool week.

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♪ blue and gold fever gripping the bay area as the dub nation gets ready for something that hasn't happened in 40 years. tonight the warriors play the cavaliers in game one of the nba championship. boy, it's just gonna be rocking there tonight. coming up, we'll take you inside oracle arena, where alex savidge will have more on where both teams are getting ready. >> a seat there for you. >> i think way up in the nose bleeds. >> it's thursday, june 4th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic and i did check for steve. not much sunshine outside the door. >> the south bay has had some sun. there's been rain to the north. wide variety of things going on. we have sunshine. parts of napa county as well. this is one of those wait five minutes. i'm concerned about some of this cloud cover popping up later today, even if you have

the sun now, there is an active low. the low cloud deck is mostly confinessed to the san mateo, santa cruz coast. the sonoma and marin is mostly fog-free but there's cloud cover and rain to the north. kathy said it's a beautiful sunny day in napa. hope it stays nice for the graduations today. i do, too. i think this afternoon we'll see cloud cover build up. this is kevin leavey in sausalito. he says oh, dear. i see my shadow. six more weeks of cooler weather. very clever, kevin. [laughter] >> i like that. kevin's very weather savvy, too. we do have our system that's -- look at this. the sierra, it's going to go nuts up there. this afternoon, they will bubble up. not only today but the next couple of days. keep that in mind. the mother lode northern sacramento, we had that moving into mendocino county, lake county earlier. a lot of cloud cover. it clears out and then gets cloud cover again. between lakeport and ukiah.

hoplynn had rain. healdsburg had rain. right there on the sonoma coast. but the cloud cover starting to scoot to the russian river. 50s on the temps but there is a breeze there. but michelle says it's a beautiful and sunny day down in santa clara. i've had a couple of reports. i know. believe me. it will start to cloud up later. the breeze is in place. temperatures will stay on the cool side. i'm splitting the difference. partly cloudy, partly sunny. breezy to window. but afternoon showers and thundershowers possible and this kind of a pattern, no doubt about it. 60s, 70s. very low 80s. all right, sal. go, warriors! turn on your mic. turn on your mic. can you hear me now? are you there? okay. >> he's there. >> my mic wasn't working. let's go to 280 in san jose. northbound 280 traffic is

moving along relatively well getting up to highway 17. there are no major problems. but it is a little bit slow getting out of downtown. so this is the normal morning commute. you will see slowing on 101 which is worse. 85 is slow as well. i want to show you some slow traffic in the east bay, though. southbound 880 is backed up from 238 as you head down to the fremont area. we had an earlier accident near decota road. the traffic is backed up at the bay bridge because of an earlier crash. it's been gone an hour. the metering lights were on. traffic is very slow, 30, 40 minutes before you make it on the span. back to the desk. 7:33. warrior fans have been waiting 40 years for this day. tonight is game one of the nba finals between the warriors and the cleveland cavaliers. alex savidge is live inside oracle right now where preparations are underway for

tonight's showdown. alex? >> reporter: dave, good morning to you. i'm making myself comfortable here in one of these seats. this one feels really good. you want a seat? i will reserve it for you if you would like. >> we low love it. that would be great. [laughter] >> reporter: of course, tori. i will make sure we have a nice view for game one at oracle. as you can see here, it's going to be yellow inside the arena. 19,000 people are gonna pack this place later on tonight. a sellout crowd for game one of the nba finals. warriors and cavs. the warriors, they haven't been to the nba finals in 40 years. it's been a lightning time. a long trout for this team -- drought for the team. they are glad on -- to be back. they are feeling relaxed despite the fact that none of

the guys have been to the finals. steph curry was banged up after that nasty fall. he's feeling better. klay thompson is clear to go after suffering that concussion. on the flip side of things, now we have to deal with king james and the cleveland cavaliers. james and curry, they will create some tough matchups for the defense. these two stars, they have a ton of respect for each other. both players know it's important to keep their composure heading into the finals. >> you do whatever you can to get your mind right. i'm gonna get a hair cut, hang out at the pool near my house, get some sun and get a good night's rest. >> you don't put too much pressure on it. it's a court. it's basketball. it's ten guys on the court. >> reporter: all right. here we go. we dusted off some of the archive footage from ktvu. we pulled some stuff from town

in the basement. this was 197 a, the last time the warriors were in the nba championship -- finals, and of course they swept the washington bullets that year. they played two games at the palace as a matter of fact because of scheduling issues here in oakland. so this will be the first time that an nba finals series will be played here in the city of oakland. let me bring you back out here live. you can see the behind the scenes work going on. obviously it takes a team effort to put on a series like this and you can see a lot of the crew here at oracle, they are getting things cleaned up. they've been getting everything set for steph curry. the splash brothers, le been james, they will be tipping things off. for a game this big, security is important. i want to bring in sergeant nelson with the alameda county sheriff's office. what do you need to do to secure this arena for such an

important game. >> we'll have the bomb talks come through and we'll have bomb tech, and bomb dogs on duty for the entirely of the game to make sure everyone has a safe and wonderful time and you have a ton more equipment that comes in. it gives us more of a challenge. we're up for it. i think everybody will have a great time. >> reporter: what about the fans? >> you want too get here early to get through the checkpoints. you don't want to miss the beginning intros. get here early. >> reporter: tipoff again, 6:00 tonight. if you are coming down to the game here b.a.r.t. would probably be a good idea. you can imagine a lot of traffic in this area tonight. >> all right. good report. you are right in the best spot right there on the floor. we'll talk to you later. >> reporter: i feel like they are gonna put me to work if i

hang out longer. >> we have complete warriors' coverage at ktvu.com. check it out. you will find a slide show comparing the 1975 warriors' championship team to today's warriors' team. you have to check this out. our youtube channel has some fascinating footage from 1975 -- look at the guy with that big afro. >> that was dennis richmond. >> dennis richmond. >> dennis, look at you. >> that's cool. >> yeah. dennis doing some interviews, interviewing rick barry right there. check out the ktvu youtube channel and see more of that vintage footage from 197 5. >> kind of like the short shorts. >> yeah. two berkeley police officers are recovering this morning after being slightly injured while making an arrest. the officers were called to the wells fargo bank on shaddock avenue and center at 10:30 yesterday morning. a customer was apparently being

disruptive and refused to leave. police later discovered that there was a warrant for his arrest. the officers tried to take him into custody but they say they -- he resisted and a fight broke out. the suspect identified as 44- year-old elliott chance was also hurt during the scuffle and was taken to the hospital. 7:39. well, animal control officers in san jose, they arest iting a white powder found on a -- they are testing a white powder found on a trail. a girl was walking her dog oreo when he found a pound of dry cat food. it had cat food on it. the dog eight some of it. he was rushed to the vet. the vet thinks it was rat poison. they think it was maybe put there for the feral population.

>> i'm glad she's safe. emergency workers are at the port of san francisco preparing for an earthquake drill. a little later this morning. ktvu fox 2 reporter brian flores is there live and says emergency responders will be reacting as if a catastrophic quake has hit. they have got a lot to prepare for, brian. >> reporter: yeah, certainly a lot to prepare for. good morning. you can't underestimate the importance of having drills like this. these are individuals with different agencies preaching to -- preparing for the day in terms of the drill that will be taking place later on this morning. i'm here with the director for homeland security. thank you for your time. give us the scenario. what are we looking at in terms of the drill, what's the magnitude of it, what's gonna be the response? >> this is drilling a 7.9 magnitude earthquake on the san

andreas fault. the port is responding. we're standing in the operations center. we are a city agency and so we work with the city. we're sort of the next u.s. where the -- nexus where the all right meets land. we have crews down at the harbor, they will be working on an oil spill and also based on what's happened in previous earthquakes like loma prieta where hundred of people went to the ferry building, we'll be drilling a ferry surge operation there to get people home. after the earthquake, we expect the bridges will be stopped to inspect. mass transit will be stopped and if they find anything and they can't operate again, then the ferries will have to pick up the load to get people out of the city and across the bay. >> how important is it to have this coordination? when an earthquake happens, first responders go, let's get things taken care of. it's important to coordinate for types of incidents like

this. >> it's absolutely critical. none of us have enough equipment and personnel and knowledge to do it ourselves. so knowing each other, drilling like this, we learn what everything can do and we know each other when an event happens. >> we talked about the movie "san andreas." it'sled had. it's brought up an awareness of earthquakes. talk about that and what that movie has done. >> i think so. people get relaxed when they don't have an event for a long time and so i think it's really gotten people to think about what they need to do to prepare and it makes it even more imminent when you see it on screen. we can talk about it, they can do their training but to actually see it in 3-d i think it brings it home that people need to be prepared. >> thank you for your time. the earthquake drill happening all day for most of the day. getting started around 9:00. going on until about 3:30. if you see the boats, that will likely be the drill. but so important to actually drill on certain things like

this. you never know when the big one is gonna hit. back to you. >> thank you. 7:42. a water main break in san jose right in the middle of a drought. in 23 minute, the work underway right now and the traffic issue it's causing for the morning commute. new developments in the boston terror plot. up next, pam cook is looking into supports that the suspects had greater plans to target a woman who has recently made news headlines. ♪ ♪ ♪ 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.

7:45. we are following new developments out of boston after police shot and killed a terror suspect. cute fox 2's pam cook joins us in the studio with the release of new video and word of another possible target in the case. good morning. >> good morning.

a very high-profile target. the boston police commissioner says the 26-year-old man shot and killed by terror investigators in boston had made remarks that he planned to kill that woman, pamela geller. now, she is the president of the american freedom defense initiative and a conservative blogger in new york who has organized controversial draw mohammed cartoon contests. police say the terror suspect changed his mind and decided to go after police officers instead. new surveillance video has been released as well to muslim leaders after they accused officers of shooting the muslim man in the back while he was just talking on his cell phone. >> the video clearly shows these four or five officers backtracking away from the suspect as he's coming at them. >> the film, the video is inconclusive. i don't think that he was shot in the back by virtue of that. >> the fbi contend the 26-year- old was armed with a knife and

that he lunged at investigators who wanted to question him. agents also say he planned an attack for at least a week and that he bought three fighting knives and a sharpener on or before may 26th and that he discussed his plans with a relative, david wright, who appeared in court yesterday. now, in our next hour of "mornings on 2," we're gonna have more upon the connection that the potential target geller has to the bay area. dave? >> all right, pam. 7:47. back here at home, the oakland city council approved a fire prevention plan. it's fired up a debate about cutting down trees in the east pay hills. council members streeted to accept -- voted to accept a $4 million grant from fema to cut down thousands of nonnative trees. the goal is to prevent another deadly firestorm like the one in 1991. the plan still need an environmental review and also state approval. and there are also two pending lawsuits aimed at blocking the

tree removals. 7:47. well, as agency builds for game one of the finals, we are getting in on the action as well. we challenged our sister station in cleveland to a little friendly wager. hey there, fox 8, this is fox 2 cute, we have a challenge for you. >> we just wanted to say hi to you and let you know what you have to do when we beat you guys in the big game, what you are gonna have to wear. >> we have this lovely strength in warriors. we want one of the anchors to wear it on the air for 30 minutes. other anchors have to wear the colors. >> very nice shirt. >> we have a drought. you have a championship drought. 50 years. 1964. >> throw it down, steve. >> throwing it down. >> okay, "mornings on 2," what kind of name -- we accept the challenge. >> and we know the cavaliers are gonna win. get ready to wear your white

and gold. there's no navy and yellow, emphasis on yellow. >> if you guys win we'll wear a we believe shirt. but if we win, we have a new anchorman for you. [laughter] >> if he's not on the set, we'll send in deli. he's aggressive. >> all right. and the deli is mathew delavadova. he played college at st. mary's. he's known for being rather a pest on the floor. >> very aggressive. very aggressive. >> okay. we'll seal how he handles dub nation and oracle arena. >> all right. we're ready. me, tori, sal, steve. we're ready. >> absolutely. >> bring them on, sal. >> well, they mentioned "we believe" that's so 2006. i know this is strength in numbers. when the warriors win, we can

educate them on that. >> have some fun with it. good morning, everyone. i won't jinx anything. let's get to the game. we'll start with 880 in oakland. traffic is moving well in both directions here. but northbound is beginning to slow down a little bit approaching high street. it stays that way up until 23rd. southbound 880 will be busy. i will show you that in a moment. but i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up big time. it was a minor accident on the bridge an hour and a half ago. it was cleared quickly but the metering lights went extra slow. we have a 30, 40-minute delay before you make it on the span. southbound 880 all of a sudden, we have had bad commuting into fremont. let's go to steve with today's forecast. plenty going on. some areas have sunshine. it's beautiful. others cloudy and even been some rain. a little chill in the morning air, especially some of the higher elevations. 40s for lows. i mean it's a cool pattern for

june 4th. doesn't look rather ominous here. we had thunder. i think it will pick up the later. infor some. this is a. wallace from the park side in san francisco at 7:30 in the morning. and then jared higgins said there's low clouds. some shower activity. not a lot. but there's been a little bit around ukiah into lake county. it looks like that's been cleared off. some of that did dip into the russian area. you can see heading towards highway 1 going from northeast back to the ocean. had a little bit around sebastopol. there's clouds to the north. 50s on the temps. a couple of 40s. livermore, 57. and joe owen says steve thanks for holding off the heat in livermore for a few more days. no kidding. this is about as cool as it will get. decent breeze for some.

partly cloudy, mostly sunny. cloudy again. some of that fog is favoring areas on the san mateo/santa cruz coast. marin and sonoma is fog-free. partly sunny, partly cloudy. below normal temperatures. showers, thunderstorms to the north. i think they pick up later for the east bay and south bay overnight into early tomorrow morning. 50s, 60s, 70s and very, very low 8s. we'll keep showers into friday. there are signs of a warmup sunday/monday but i will ease into that. >> still want the folks to grab an umbrella? >> maybe later today but right now it looks like things have calmed down. >> all right. >> keep an eye on it for us. eight minutes before 8:00. a republican presidential hopeful is apologizing this morning. the joke about vice president joe biden that many say was in bad taste. but first -- let me stop you there.

>> a durcurve ball by the defense lawyers in the colorado shooting trial. what they asked for that seemed to frustrate the judge.

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they say a former cellmate trying to win favor with prosecutors made up the story that he confessed to killing leavey. prosecutors have dropped their opposition to a defense request for a new trial. leavey was a 24-year-old intern from modesto who disappeared while jogging in washington, d.c. park in 2001. investigators first suspected and then cleared a married congressman, gary condit, who represented part of the peninsula and who also had an affair with leavey. they suspected at first that he had killed her. >> that's a fascinating new development, tori. the colorado movie theater shooting trial continues one day after a very unexpected request by the gunman's lawyer. >> at this time, the defense moves for a mistrial. >> let me stop you there. this new argument is untimely. >> now, the defense asked for a mistrial because of a chilling 22-hour video shown to the jury over the past week. it showed a court-appointed see kye drift interviewing the --

psychiatrist interviewing the gunman, james holmes. of the defense argued parts where holmes describe the shootings violate his constitutional rights. the judge disagreeded with that and he was very frustrated clearly. he says the defense should have made the mistrial request last week before that evidence was presented. >> you can't have it both ways. you can't say, well, if we like what an expert end up saying or if we like the evaluation, it's okay for the expert to talk to our client. but if we don't like it or don't think it's favorable, then we're going to object to it. >> the court-appointed psychiatrist said he determined holmes was legally sane when he killed 12 people and injured 7 others. the defense is -- 70 others. the defense is expected to begin cross-examination today. a deadly shooting in pittsburg is under investigation. we're live at the house where one family member says the

gunman just walked inside and opened fire. >> reporter: we're live in san jose, where a water main break flooded the streets. we'll tell you the damage is caused the road and how long it will take to repair.

>> reporter: pittsburg police say a fight leads to a shooting inside of a home. two brothers are shot. we'll tell you who else was inside of the home when the shooting happened. how do you slow them down? >> the same way you slow me

down. you can't. >> steph curry verses king james. ahead, continuing coverage to the buildup of game 1 of the nba finals. and you are looking live inside oracle arena, where in ten hours, thewarriors and cavaliers will play game one. welcome to "mornings on 2." >> i'm dave clark. thank you for joining us. >> i'm tori campbell. want to check on weather and traffic first. that's certainly very important to start off the day. kind of a mixed bag this morning, steve. >> a little bit of everything. there is a lot of sun. i think we'll see mostly cloudies by this afternoon. low-pressure system has moved in. this time of year, days are rather long. i know it's not hot.

temperatures, 70s and os. that will provide a -- 80s and that will provide a little bit of lift. some of the moisture did make it back into mendocino county, lake county early this morning and northern sonoma county, things have calmed down. there was some of it around hoplin. a little bit in sonoma county favoring areas around highway 1. 50s on the temps. 58 santa rosa, 58 mountain view and san jose. but there is a breeze gusting already 16 at oakland, westerly component or a southerly component in advance of the low which is down here. it's diving south. look how it's cleared off. the fog is mostly cloudy on the san mateo/santa cruz. but they may get sun here later. i think the system will chew it. sunny for a while. but wait a little bit. it will start to cloud up. breezy, windy, showers, thundershowers to the north. possible this morning and then tonight east bay and also for the santa clara valley. 50s, 60s by the coast.

sal, between 4:00 and 9:00ing you can't slow me down and contain me. >> i didn't know you felt that way. you are a machine. we do have a lot of slow traffic to get to. we do have slowing almost everywhere you lock, especially in the east bay -- look, especially in the east bay. you take a live look at northbound 101 as you approach the 80 split. you can see slow traffic getting on the lower deck of the bay bridge. this is nowhere near as bad as it was on monday. a much earlier crash slowed things down at the metering lights. we have a big backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. northbound 101/santa clara area at the lawrence expressway, we do have a lot of slow traffic getting up to mountain view. that non-injury accident made things worse. it was already slow on 280 and

8 5. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we begin with a developing story this morning in contra costa county. investigators are trying to figure out why someone would shoot two brothers at a home in pittsburg. tara moriarty is at the house where she's just received new information about this double shooting. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. that's right. sources tell me that there were several rounds that were fired inside of the home. two brothers were shot, one killed. we just learned that two children as well as another adult were inside of that home during the time of the shooting. if you look behind me, you can see detectives are still on the driveway of the home off saint ma ritz drive. the suspect entered the home. two brothers were shot. one killed. the other wounded in the leg. investigators have been in and out of the home gathering evidence. they seized a car and they are

looking at whether drugs or gangs were involved. >> it appears that the -- one of the victims in this was the target of the shooting. there was some sort of altercation that occurred outside of the residence which led into the residence where the shooting actually occurred. >> reporter: the only description we have of the victims is that they are in their 30s an latino. family members were too distraught to talk to to us on camera. a dog was out here trying to pick up the scent of the suspect earlier. the csi van is out here. officers have brought in the perimeter of this crime scene and they have been scouring the ground looking for any additional clues. live from pittsburg, back to you. 8:05. eastbound highway 4 at 680 is open again following a police standoff last night. chp says around 11:30, vallejo police started chasing a

suspect on highway 37 who finally stopped on highway 4 but then refused to get out of the car. the police brought in an armored car so they could move in safely and make an arrest. by 1:15 this morning, the freeway was open again and the chp says the suspect had a medical issue. shifting gears now, it's 8:06. warrior fans, you've waited for this day for 40 years. tonight, 6:00, the warriors will play the cavaliers in game one of the nba finals. now, yesterday both teams looked pretty relaxed during the light workouts at oracle. there's the gold shoes. lebron james was wearing those during the practice. steph curry, though, the league mvp, showed off his shooting touch. both players say it's really important to be cool. don't get too pumped up. >> do whatever you can get rblg to get your mind right. i'm gonna get a hair cut.

hang out at the pool at my house, get a good night's rest. >> you don't put too much pressure on it. it's a court. it's basketball. ten guys on the court. >> no pressure. las vegas oddsmakers they say the warriors are six-point favorites for tonight's game. no pressure. we have complete warriors coverage for you at ktvu.com. get all of the latest news and updates at ktvu.com. this morning, crews in the south bay are working to repair a road that buckled in and a water main break that also flooded the neighborhood. janine de la vega joins us from san jose to tell us what kind of progress they've made and how it's effecting residents -- affecting residents. >> reporter: one of the residents said there was so much water out here that they were tempted to start getting

their buckets and filling up and watering their lawns. now you can see all of the water is gone but it did cause damage to the roads. that is why crews are out here trying to fix all of the cracks- - cracks. let's go to pictures that a viewer sent us. around7:30 last night in this berryessa neighborhood in north san jose. the water was shut off. crews worked overnight and they were able to fix the six-inch pipe that broke. crews say it was due to aging. there was so much water that the road buckled. heavy equipment was brought in to break up the concrete and to fix the gaping hole left behind. >> it was really bad. i mean, the whole street was flooded. it was about a foot high. cars were sinking in it and there was a pretty big sink home last night. it's good to see they are finally getting work done today. >> reporter: an asphalt company

is expected to come later this morning to pave over the damaged area that they've filled. the water has been filled back on. this section, i do want to mention it's right across the street from piedmont middle school. the road is still open but they have shifted the lanes over to go in both directions. but they are gonna be here for most of the day. it still may be a little bit slow going. tori? >> all right. live for us. thank you. 8:09. boy, shaking things up. in the next half-hour, brian flores, he will show us the full scale quake emergency exercise that's taking place this morning in san francisco. we have learned the identity of the young american woman killed in an attack at johannesburg. how she was connected to "game

of thrones." if you are driving in the east bay, maybe 24 is in your plans. it doesn't look too bad. 680 is not that great in concord. kind of a mixed bag. sun, low clouds. we had rain earlier in the north. it looks like maybe this afternoon some of the showers could pop up. we'll show you where.

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ted cruz running for president, he's now apologizing for joking about vice president, joe biden. >> vice president joe biden -- [laughter] >> you know the nice thing? don't need a punch line. [laughter] >> senator cruz said that yesterday while campaigning in michigan at a time when the vice president is mourning the death of his son, beau, who died saturday from brain cancer. senator cruz later apologized on his facebook page saying it was a mistake to make a joke about the vice president during his time of grief. 8:13. a month after the death of her husband, dave goldberg, sheryl sandberg is sharing her deep grief with the public and her can dit thoughts are getting a

lot of attention. she wrote the moving post on her own page about how she's coping with the loss. sandberg said she was inspired to write because yesterday ended the 30-day mourning period for a spouse. she focused on the immense outpouring of support she received from friends and staingers. "i have lived 30 years in these 30 days. i'm 30 years sadder. i feel like i'm 30 years wiser." when talking about her family and friends, she writes, "in the brutal moments when i'm overtaken by the void, when the months and years stretch out in front of me endless and empty, only their faces pull me out of the isolation and fear. my appreciation for them knows no bounds." she chose to share her experiences over the past 30 days to try to help others who are dealing with grief.

she closes pie making a promise to her late husband to honor his membery by continuing to fight through the difficult -- memory by continuing to fight through the difficult times and raising their children like they deserve to be raised. famed scientist steven hawking said he would consider taking his own life. heart attacking who is confined to a wheelchair -- heart attacking -- hawking who is confined to a wheelchair said he would only consider suicide if he felt he was too much trouble to take care of or if he felt he would no longer live a productive life. he says i'll be damned if i'm going to die before i have unraveled more of the universe. the pentagon says as many as 51 research labs may have mistakenly received shipments of live anthrax samples. the. the deputy secretary of defense said the samples were sent to labs in 17 states and three

foreign countries. stanford received one of them 57 one was sent to the -- one of them was sent to the police d. while the government says no one has been infected. this is raising some big questions about how federal labs handle dangerous a though jens -- pathogens. this is a photo from katherine shaple's link-ed in page. she was a new york native and worked on the tv show "game of thrones" as an irtist. she was fatally mauled during a trip to the park. she had opened a car window to snap photos and the lion lunged

at her. she say visitors are told to never open car windows. she recently started a gofundme site to raise money for the conservation of animals. let's see what's happening on the road. i know you are watching the toll plaza. how is that looking? >> we'll see that in a moment and also the east bay. it's very slow. still slow in concord, walnut creek, alamo, danville. this whole area. highway 4 still slow from pittsburg to concord. there is a lot of red on the maps. and then 880 is slow from 92. very slow down to fremont. we've had a problems along the way. even when the problems get moved, the slow traffic remains. bay bridge toll plaza, same things goes here, we had an accident on the bridge a couple of hours ago. but the traffic started off slow and it has remained that way. it's backed up for a 30-minute delay, even that ramp from 880 is not showing any sign of

improvement. northbound 280 is still slow out of downtown. people are avoiding 101. generally slow traffic on all of the commutes into the west valley. 8:17. let's go to steve. low clouds around. sun. breezy. cool for some. not bad for others. had some rain earlier this morning. northern sonoma county also up into mendocino and lake county. the clouds will start to pop up. some areas clear, san francisco north. south san mateo, santa cruz coast, low cloud. our good friend john just had a business trip in buffalo. he says, by the way, the folks in buffalo had real weather. we don't have anything like that. but we have a strong system for june 4th coming into the picture. now, most of the activity is north and east of us, but the low has to settle into southern

california. as it does, it will travel right over us or at least close to it. that could fire up some afternoon thunderstorms. we had a little bit of activity i should say early this morning. it looks like a lot of it has died of. still partly cloudies. you can see highway 1 there. some of that not reaching the ground. we had a little bit around forestville, grayton and up to hoplin. some of the higher elevations in the 40s. there will be a breeze. the low is in place. maybe a southerly breeze and then the low cloud deck gets chewed up. i think it's taking a -- a travel south down san mateo coast and then they will clear out as well. partly cloudy, partly sunny here but then i think we'll go mostly cloudy. showers, thunderstorms not north early and then later today, east bay and i think by tonight, santa clara valley. temps staying below normal.

it's 50s, 60s, 70s for most. or low 80s. days are long here. this will help the low feel it. a transition pattern on saturday. we could get a quick warmup as the low goes into southern california sunday/monday. a lot going on. >> it's been kind of an interesting last month or so for you. >> may/june has been -- >> you've earned your keep. >> thank you. disturbing information from boston about the terror suspect who shot -- who was shot and killed by police. in 23 minute, the court documents revealing a plan to attack law enforcement officials and new reports that a high-profile woman was another target. also very valuable backpack stolen from a special pink fire truck in suisun city.

what was in the backpack that could hurt bay area children fighting life-threatening diseases?

someone sphoel a backpack from an old pink fire engine last weekend. pink truck is own by pink heals of solano which raises money for young cancer patients and

their families. last saturday, the cash was from the sales into the backpack. when he looked inside the truck again, the backpack with hundred of dollars and his cell phone and fire department radio were 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 degrainenge who has an inoperable brain tumor. there teamed up for a party -- they teamed up for a party. 8:24. in mississippi, loud cheers by family members and friends at a high school graduation it's getting people arrested. four people say they were kicked out of the graduation ceremony because they cheered and clapped too loud when their graduate's name was called.

now arrest warrants have been issued against them for disturbing the peace. the school superintendent said he issued a notice about being too loud at the ceremonies. he said over the past several years, some family members have made the experience unbearable. >> they yelled out, they excessively celebrated during the calling of names once they heard their graduate's name called, they celebrated that. >> we have the people facing charges say the superintendent went too far with this. he says everyone who attended the ceremony was warned about the consequences ahead of time. well, people living in a west florida neighborhood are fed up with some of their neighbors. neighbors are peacocks. they are taking over. roaming the streets, eating up home grown vegetables and making loud noises early in the morning. their bathroom hygiene, that's pretty bad, too. one man says he's been putting up with this nuisance since

1995. >> peacocks and for the first ten years, i loved them. i used to -- i mean, i hate to say -- all right. i will say it. i fed them. they were great. >> there may be relief soon. the city has agreed to step in, help the situation. they will trap and relocate the's cox. residents say the infestation started in the 1970s. a newlywed couple released a peacock in their wedding back into the wild and the rest is history. 8:26. a dog made stick after a bawk on a south bay trail. coming up next, the investigation into a possible case of poisoning. all right, dub nation. the wait is over. nba finals. game one happening tonight at oracle arena. lebron and the fans are coming

town. good morning. in the south bay, we still have a lot of slow traffic getting to your job in the west valley, 101, 280, 85 they are all slow. we'll tell you where the -- which is the slowest freeway here. a little mix of sun, clouds, breezy. cool, not too bad for others. there's opinion rain to the north. i think we'll see shower activity later today. we'll show you the source on why. ♪ at grocery outlet, they sell the brands you love. ♪ ♪ the brands you

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." thursday, june 4th. i'm dave clark. thank you for joining us. let's check weather and traffic. it has been a weird forecast today. >> for a while here, dave. no doubt about it.

even today. we had rain coming in. it looks like it tailed off. the low clouds kind of clearing off the coast, heading down the coast, i should say. but later today, i think there's gonna be pretty good buildups. a wrong strong system has moved into northern california. it will pass close toeferrer is. it's picked up the breeze. westerly or southerly in the santa clara valley. there's the system. all systems go for the sierra nevada. we had a little bit of that rain wrapping back around from the north, actually from redding, red bluff into mendocino county, lake county. that tailed off. things are quiet right now. had a couple of reports of thunder, light rain, even along the sonoma coast along highway 1. you can see where the source is coming in. as the low begins to take the track to the south. it will increase cloud cover. the whole system is carving itself out to probably saturday night or sunday. then it will start to eject out of here. some 60s but a lot of 50s. ceremonies are on the cool side. there will be a -- temperatures are on the cool side. there will be a breeze.

marin, sonoma county and now down the san mateo coast. i think this afternoon clouds start to build up over the hills. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. then mostly cloudy later as that low moves south over us. below normal temperatures. temperatures, 70s or low 80s. 50s, 60s by the water. all right, sal. anything new to report? it hasn't been that great out there, steve. i what want to mention that -- i want to mention that highway -- we have a new accident i want to go right to. that would be eastbound 80 near richmond. in is a new accident with paramedics rolling. there have been a lot of crashes out there today. i did mention sonoma county. ibility can show that you highway 101, santa rosa to rohnert park, petaluma area, mostly between santa rosa and rohnert park is not doing well.

give yourself extra time if that's your compute. let's take a look at some of the other drives at the bay bridge. it's been slow. we had an accident on the bridge hours ago. but it left its mark. traffic backed up for 25 to 30 minutes before we actually make it onto that bridge into san francisco. also, looking at the commute in the silicon valley, this is downtown san jose. it's slow northbound, getting into the valley and it's sloat southbound approaching -- slow southbound approaching 101. back to the desk. >> thank you. the eangs is building as the -- the anticipation is building as the warriors get ready to play the cavaliers tonight in game one. alex savidge is live inside oracle arena. you have been talking with the president of the warriors. >> reporter: a big day for him. the wait finally over for the players, for the fans. it's been a long week here. the team needed to recuperate but the fans are ready to watch this team on the floor later

tonight. game one of the finals. it will get underway at 6:00 tonight. everyone who walks in the door here at oracle, they will get their hand on one of these shirts. these are what are in the seats. strength in numbers. it's the nba final special edition. the warriors finally back in the finals for the first time in four decades. the gance are already ready to go. steph curry is healed and ready to go. he would talked to -- we talked to him about his preparation. >> i'm gonna get a haircut, hang out at the pool at my house and get some sun and then get a good night's rest. >> reporter: the warriors took the floor here at the aria new year's day. they -- arena yesterday. they had a light practice. no warrior on this squad has been to the finals of. we'll see how much that matters

when the game gets underway. steph curry is all set to go. so is his fell le splash brother, cli klay thompton who suffered that -- brother, klay thompson who suffered that injury when he fell. the cav leashes are playing with quite a bit of confidence right now. of course, king james he's been to the finals before. etch has a lot of finals spher yubs -- experience -- he has a lot of finals experience. dub nation has waited a long time for this. a short time ago i asked the warriors' president what it was like to walk in here. >> i'm getting choked up. it's been a long wait. it's not that we haven't had great teams. it's not that we haven't had amazing fan support but to reach the nba finals for the first time in 40 years,

something pretty special. >> reporter: check out this footage here that we dusted off out of the ktvu archives here. this is from 1975. the last time the warriors won an nba title. this was when rick barry and the team swept the washington bullets in four games to be crowned nba champions and at that time, they actually played the games across the bay at the palace. this will turn out to be the first nba finals they've ever played in the city of oakland. let me bring you back out here to a live shot. 19,000 strong will be onhand here. warriors' fans, maybe you can see us. center court. they will be on -- they will be on hand, it will be a loud arena to say the least. a couple of things to point out. security when you get to this stage of the game, the nba finals security a big concern, there will come in here in a few hours about bomb sweeping dogs.

ther schiff's -- the sheriff's office will be doing that today. there will be more layers of security. it will take that much longer to get inside the arena. >> and the traffic and everyone else. >> all right. >> reporter: b.a.r.t., probably a good idea. >> thank you. we have complete warriors' coverage on our website, ktvu.com. we have a slide show comparing the 1975 warriors' championship team to today's team. you can see it all right there. 8:36. well, oakland teachers have approved a new three-year contract with the school district. the two side bargained for a year and a half to reach that deal. now, it gives teachers dedicated planning time and pay hikes of at least 2.5% over the next school year. it also cuts class size and the number of middle school and high school counselors are

responsible for. the alameda county education is expected to approve the deal next week. federal agents accuse a santa clara man of making guns as part of a -- guns as part of a local militia. agented raided the home of juan gutierrez tuesday moesh-- morning. they arrested him and seized two assault-style weapons and more than a,000 round of ammunition. a complaint says a concerned citizen contacted the fbi last august claiming that he bragged about using guns despite being an ex-con and joining the group, the california state militia. 8:37. animal control services in san jose are testing a white powder found along a popular walking trail. christie said she was walking her dog oreo along three creek trails when the dog found a pile of dry cat food with white powder on it. after other rio ate it, christie rushed him to the vet. the vet suspects the powder was

rodent poison. they think someone put it there to control the feral population. >> i'm very grateful these safe. but we need to have this stop. >> animal control services is warning people to look out for the powder while the investigation continues. several bay area emergency agencies are practicing for a major earthquake on the san andreas fault that would do serious damage. brian flores said they are focusing on how the expert of san francisco would react. he's live in the city now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the response to an expert just like that is so key. that's why several -- this is the port of san francisco. several different agencies taking part in really this very important drill. what they are doing is simulating the response after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake.

again, several agencies taking part in this drill like port officials, department of fish and wildlife, the coast guard, police and fire out here as well. some of the drill include what happens when the big one hits, after a quake, the ferries are closed because of possible tsunami warnings. they are also gonna re-create an influx of people that may go into the ferry building after an eark. we saw that after the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. but officials say it's critical to coordinate the response. they credit the movie "san andreas" for getting people aware. >> if they are along the waterfront, they need to get away from the water. the one thick that the movie highlighted was the fact that you no he when a tsunami is come -- you know when a tsunami is coming. you can see the water coming. get away from it. don't go to watch it. get away from it. >> reporter: another aspect of this drill taking place through most of the day, drivers will be in the water inspecting

infrastructure looking for any regularities now and also training them to see their response when a big earthquake takes place. as we take it back out here live. this is the port of san francisco. this drill taking place as we speak. people on the phones. people coordinating their response again. response to a makeshift 7.8 earthquake. again, several agencies out here this morning. a lot of the visual aspects of what this drill is gonna be going on will take place around 10:00 this morning. you may see several boats out in the water. several emergency responders out on the water as well. if you see that, you know that's the drill taking place here today. this drill is expected to take place until about 3:30 this afternoon. but definitely a key drill considering we don't know when the big one will hit, back to you. >> thank you. 20 minutes before 9:00, a curve ball by defense lawyers in the colorado movie theater shooting trial. >> stop you there.

this new argument is untimely. >> the request that was met with frustration by the judge. plans to behead a woman here in the united states. the new details and video released about the terror suspect shot and killed by boston police. we're looking at a commute that is still a little bit slow in the east bay especially on highway 24. although it does get better out of the camera view here on the way to orinda. we'll tell you more about this coming up. a lot of sunshine here this morning, some low cloud around but most of those are going down the coast. but later today, things could start popping up as a low- pressure system is here visiting.

a man convicted of killing chandra levy 14 years ago has just been granted a new trial. he received a 60-year prison sentence after being found guilty of killing her. but defense lawyers have been arguing that his conviction was based on a lie. they say a former cellmate trying to win favor with prosecutors made up the story that he had confessed to killing levy. she was a 24-year-old intern who disappeared while jowging in a washington, d.c. park in 2001 -- jogging in a

washington, d.c. park in 2001. investigators first suspected gary condit. he represented part of the central valley and had an affair with levy. but authorities later cleared him of the clearing. we're learning disturbing any details about the terror suspect shot and killed in boston and the high-profile woman who may have been his original target. ktvu fox 2's pam cook is in the studio with the new developments in this case. kind of weird twists here. >> i think we'll learn more as the days go on but the boston police commissioner said the 26- year-old man shot and killed in boston had made remarks that he planned to kill this woman, pamela geller. she's the president of the american freedom defense initiative which paid for those controversial ads on muni buses that showed a palestinian muslim leader alongside adolph hitler. now police say online threats have named geller but the terror suspect changed his mind and decided to go after police

officers instead. new surveillance video has been released to muslim leaders after they accused officers of shooting the muslim man in the back while he was just talking on his cell phone. >> we ordinarily wouldn't release video until the full investigation was done. well, that could take many, many months. as the police commissioner said all that creates is a lot of rumors. we decided to take this unprecedented step. >> the film, the video is i conclusive. i don't think he was -- the video is inconclusive. i don't think he was shot in the back. >> now, the fbi says he was. they also say he planned an attack for at least a week and that he brought three fighting knives and a sharpener before may 26th and he discussed his plan with a relative, david wright who appeared in court yesterday. agents also say he had been spreading isis propaganda online and we will continue to

follow this ongoing investigation. but as you mentioned, sound like we'll get more and more details as this case progresses. >> thank you, pam. 8:46. the colorado movie theater shooting trial continues one day after an unexpected request by the gunman's lawyers. >> at this time, the defense moves for a mistrial. >> let me some you there. this new argument is untimely. it should have been made before -- >> the defense asked for a mistrial because of a chilling 22-hour video shown to the jury over the past week. it shows a court-appointed psychiatrist interviewing gunman james holmes. the defense argued that the parts where holmes described the shootings violate his constitutional rights but the judge disagreed and was clearly frustrated. he said the defense should have made the mistrial request last week before the evidence was presented.

>> you can't have it both ways. you can't say, well, if we like what an expert end up saying or if we like the evaluation, then it's okay for the expert to talk to our client about the offenses in question. but if we don't like it then we'll object to it and say it's unconstitutional. >> the psychiatrist said he determined holmes was legally sane when he killed 12 moviegoers and injured 70 others in 2012. the defense is scheduled to begin the cross-examination today. ferc regulators say the pipeline that broke near santa barbara and dumped thousands of gallons of oil was badly corroded. a plim report said the spot where the pipe failed was 1/16th of an inch thick. the pipe break is where three pipe repairs for corrosion were made in 2012. more than 100 animals died and dozens of others were coated with oil.

some of the survivors need mel attention -- medical attention. let's get everybody where they need to go. hopefully the toll plaza, how is it holding up? >> well, it's just okay. not the end of the world. but dave and tori, it will take a while to get into san francisco. the accident we had a couple of hours ago, started the whole thing. that took not very long to clear but the problem is they slowed the metering lights down and the traffic will be busy. if you are driving on 880, a couple of things, first of all, it's a little bit slow northbound. but if you are getting to the game tonight, realize you will see a lot of slow traffic this afternoon. game timoff is at 6:00. people start arriving a couple of hours ago. the best way to get there is using b.a.r.t. this morning's commute in the sonoma county, boy, it's terrible in santa rosa. northbound and southbound 101 approaching todd road. northbound 101 at todd road, chp has issued a sig-alert for the area. but the entire area is not

doing very well. if you could put off your commute through here, if you have to, if you have the luxe, it would be best for you. let's go to steve. we do have mostly sunny, partly cloudy skies. low clouds going down the coast getting chewed up. low pressure system has moved in. it will head over us later today. still low clouds around. plenty of breaks in the clouds. mendocino county, lake county, northern sonoma, looks like most of that has tailed off but there's the low. thunderstorms will pop up in the sierra later today. i think we'll see pretty good buildups in the clouds. see how the low cloud deck is getting chewed up. still some clouds up around highway 1 around -- north of bodega bay. 50s and 60s on the tells -- temperatures. the nights are so short to get 40s. there is a little bit of a breeze. san jose has a southeast breeze coming up the slar valley. you can see some of that fog

which is thick. i expect that to get chewed up and the cloud cover will begin to burn up later. possible my friend said what happened to yesterday's hurricane south of cabo? it's now a category 2. yesterday it was a 4. it's barely moving, northwest at 3 miles an hour. that's it. it has decreased in intensity. now, it's still feeding off very warm water. have to keep an eye on that. cloud, showers up in the sierra for us over the next couple of days. that will continue. but by next week a piece of that low-pressure system will hang back and as that moisture moves north, it may tap into that. some of that may work its way into southern central and a lot has to happen. early next week could get interesting. before that might get a quick warmup on sunday, monday. a lot going on for june. partly cloudy. mostly sunny in the morning but cloud build up in the afternoon. below normal temperatures.

50s, 60s, 70s, and low 80s. i think they get near average to maybe above. that would be on sunday/monday as we get an offshore breeze. i don't think it will last long. we may get from cool to rather warm quickly. >> it will be a roller coaster. >> thank you. nine minutes before 9:00. well want a last minute ticket to game one of the finals? may want to take out a second mortgage. after the break, the astronomical prices to sit courtside. mmm, red white and blue pancakes. it's patriotism on a plate. i bet washington and jefferson would have eaten these. and at $4.99, that's less than a lincoln. red, white & blue pancakes are back and only $4.99. denny's. welcome to america's diner.

warriors' fans to want to watch the game up close, have a decision to make. buy resell tickets online or purchase a luxury car. we've been tracking prices. we just checked. prices for resale tickets range

from about $700 to -- as high as $58,000 for on the floor courtside tickets. vendors say tonight's tickets are the most in demand and the most expensive of recent game 1 nba finals. >> my gosh. as the anticipation builds, we are getting in on the action as well. we here at "mornings on 2" challenged our sister station in cleveland, ohio to a friendly wager. >> hey there, fox 8, this is ktvu fox 2 morning team. we've got a challenge for you with these nba finals. >> we wanted to say hi to you and let you know what you have to do when we beat you guys in the big game. what you will have to wear. >> we have this lovely strength in numbers t shift. we want one of the afngors to wear this on the air for 30 minutes. the other anchors have to wear the colors. >> very nice shirt. >> we have a drought in the

west coast, you have a championship drought. 50 years. >> throwing it down. >> okay, "mornings on 2" -- what kind of name is that? we accept your challenge. >> we know the cav leashes are gonna -- cavaliers are gonna win. get ready to wear your white and gold. >> there's no navy and yellow -- emphasis on yellow. >> if you guys win, we will gladly wear a we believe shirt but if we win, we have a new anchor man for you. he will be on your set. if not we're sending deli in. he's aggressive. [laughter] >> go, cavs! >> all right. go. >> go, warriors. >> and just to clarify that second fathead blocked to mathew deli. he plays for the cavaliers. he went to college here in the bay area at st. mary's. he has a lot of friends in the bay area. >> he's also known as a bet of a pest for the opponent's team. >> made some players angry a little bit.

let's take a look at what we have right now with the bay bridge. finally seeing improvement after we had earlier problems on the span. i'm talking much early. it's slowing past oracle up to downtown oakland. if you happen to have tickets to the game, the best way to get there is on b.a.r.t. and the commute has been very slow in the south bay as well. today's weather, here's steve. partly cloudy, maybe a few showers later today tonight into friday. i think we get a warmup sunday/monday. >> you will on twitter? >> we'll see. the last time i wasn't on twitter, they won. >> okay. >> you are one of those. >> yeah. >> right. >> i did check sammy who works at the assignment desk, every time he has a chipotle they

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