but it remains unclear y and a spokesman called it not responsible and countertive. and they sent out notices to the 4 million people affected by this and urging them to check their credit reports and bank statements. and they have a system that is called einstein that is detect the intrusions. but it did not give a warning. wow!

time is 7:10. deputies are out there searching for a man accused of groping two women on a walking trail on half moon bay along the west walking trail. the two women said that a man came up from behind and grabbed them. in both case, the man walked away without hurting the women. the attacker 20, 30 years old with olive skin about, 5'8" inches tall with a medium build, black hair and dark eyes. a south bay mom speaks out about sexual abuse allegations involving a camp counselor and her son. >> i feel very disgusted and and. >> i what the office of education is doing to keep other kids safe. students in berkley, they're to bring back their

brand-new yearbooks. and what is inside that is prompting that recall. >> reporter: this morning's commute has a problem on the richmond bridge and -- sam te'o and the richmond bridge, we'll tell you about both of those because they're both not doing very well. weather doing well today. temperatures into the 50s and the 60s. we'll show you the reason for the difference in those temperatures coming up. trade his most beloved possession. and that's how far jack went to bring you the black pepper cheeseburger. black pepper cheese and peppercorn mayo. the black pepper cheeseburger. taste it before it's gone.

the alderman any unified school district investigating a homework assignment involving sex toys and selfies.

the student said that they were asked to find their parents' private items and take pictures of what they found. other students say that the teacher was just joking about the whole thing. the teacher still working and the investigation supposed to conclude next week. berkley high school is recalling its brand-new yearbooks because of an offensive statement. the text was supposed to read making our future nurses, physicians and fire chiefs and innovators of tomorrow. but instead someone changed the word from innovators to trash colaters some interpret as trash collectors. >> absolutely racist. anyone thinks that someone is going to study to be a trash collector has some delusion that people are going apply to college to be that.

>> and the school is recalling 160 yearbooks and plans to put a positive sticker over the offensive comment and trying to track down the person that sneaked in the comment. and whoever is possible could face suspension. happening today at two save save san francisco hospitals, kidney swaps. and the chain began with one kidney donor and the matches are made possible thanks to software programs that connect compactible patients with donors. >> the waiting times in the area of the country that are approaching eight years really

makes us motivated to technology like this and share it so we can between fit the patients. >> they hope that the new software will speed up the matching process. and the current kidney swap is considered the longest kidney transplant chain ever performed in one city in such a short period of time. 7:17. and we want to check in with sal again. it is not exactly friday light. >> reporter: no. but i have something to make you feel better. it is national doughnut day. here is the shot five minutes later that is brutal. they are like wolves in here. and who took the half doughnut. i happen to know who took it and she told me she used a

knife. she didn't just bite it and you can bite it and put the other half back that is not what she did. there it is. that is a closeup of the half. i said, listen, don't do anything half blank, blank, blank. eat the whole thing. >> that looks like teeth mark. >> let's get to the traffic because you may need a doughnut to make you feel better today on the richmond bridge. the traffic will be slow here approaching the span. there's a noninjury crash just west of the toll plaza. and this is not a serious crash but it is going to delay you getting from richmond over. you may want to consider putting it off or using a different route if you're going to the sam ma te'o bridge, they

used a different span t is superior in many ways because it has a shoulder now to go to and that is making traffic better. if you want to use the bay bridge toll plaza that is improving t is about a ten to 15 minute delay. but the 880 ramp has completely cleared up. and that is the best call right now. 7:19. let's go to steve. that doughnut story is that biting journalism? >> yes, thank you, steve. we have some clearing inhand. coming off the sierra, there will be big boomers up there. thunderstorms rapidly developing up in the mountains. so that could drift back to the east bay. but it is the fog on the coast land and the temperatures rebounded yesterday and we'll continue that theme today. low clouds filling rapidly. there's a little bit here. and there are some breaks in

it. but it is starting to fill in rapidly. and if you're away from this, douglas said this weather is more likely. some of the thunderstorm activity is right there beginning to fire up already and also in north california. you can see the thunderstorms yesterday and the mother load and north east california and some of that moisture when it starts to fall apart, it starts to fall back toward us. and the low is driving in southern california and it will reject in the four corners. but it will be long enough to give the sierra and active day. but the key for the coastal water temperatures on monday, 52, 55, 58 and 59. they've all cooled off, upper 40s and low 50s. so that helps in the fog formation and 36 in truck yi.

so a little chill in the mountain. and the temperatures in the 60s and the 70s. and the fog will play into the coastal forecast. so mostly sunny and 80s inland and 50s and 60s by the coast. and this is finally a category 2 and it will weaken tropical storm strength. but it is going to have winds about 60 miles an hour. mostly sunny and a little warmer. more likely over the high country and not here. 60s, 70s and 80s and the temperatures. these are near average. the coast and bare still hovering near average and slightly below. and that is the first summer pattern that we've seen in a while, 50s, 60s, coast on the peninsula. and we could get a rapid warmup sunday and monday. we'll see if it develops. thank you for the updates.

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♪i am the warrior ♪ >> welcome back. the song is "the warrior" by scandal. going back to '84 for this one. requested by jeffrey perry. our theme today for friday traffic jams is songs that release your inner warrior. if there is a special song you want to hear, let us know. i will play your request every friday morning. use the hashtag ktvu on twitter, facebook or instagram. it wasn't a warrior but a mission to scare hundreds of sea lions that failed after a fake while being used nearly sank. a man-made killer whale designed originally as a parade float was to take on the local nuisance. people say sea lines have taken off the docks, they are eating all of the fish and they are smelly and very loud. so a few people launched the fake whale hoping it would

scare away the sea lions. unfortunately, the unwelcomed visitors had the last laugh. the fake whale was swamped by a passing boat and went belly up. and making a situation more funny, there was a man inside the fake whale piloting it, and he had to be rescued. we now know the christening date for the newest member of princess charlotte. she will be christened july 5th in the same church aspirin ses tie anna. charlotte, her parents, along with big brother george have been staying near an estate nearby. charlotte has the middle name, diana. 7:26. the numbers are in and they are strong. a look amount the latest jobs report and the part of the u.s. with the biggest growth. >> reporter: a concord family is grieving after their baby

girl drowned in a pool last night. you will hear what the father told me. inland temps will be in the warm category. by the coast there is a lot of low clouds and fog. we'll show you -- coming up.

curry with the steal.

steps back. >> one down, three more to go. steph curry leads the warriors in an overtime thriller. >> you gotta compete. that's the bottom line. [ cheers ] >> it was an all-night celebration. a bit of a nail-biter. celebrating the first victory in the nba finals in 40 years. welcome back to "mornings on 2." friday, june 5th. we'll have much more on the warriors as well as your local headlines. but first let's check weather and traffic. went outside, kind of a morning -- >> yeah. coast, inland. there's some fog and a lot of it. it's filling in on the coast. inland, it will be sunny, mostly sunny and temperatures warming up. already upper 50s to near 60s. 80s on the forecast menu under mostly cloudy skies. higher clouds from thunderstorms that fall apart in the sierra continue to drift

back toward the part of the north bay, east bay. but the low clouds are on shallow. it's filled in up and down the coast. yesterday was not the case. it went down the coast. today it's going up. thunderstorms already starting early up in the sierra. yesterday, they were going crazy. and they will do that again today. there could be big boomers. keep an eye on the scit. morning is the best time to go. 50s are on the temps. we'll see 60s next hour. overall, mostly sunny and warmer unless you are right by the coast and then 50s, 60s. fog on the coast. could be a few showers north and east but i think they are confined to the high country. 50s to 80s. a widespread. sal, you had two issues, richmond bridge, san mateo, you want to start with one of those first. i do want to start with one of those and i want to mention traffic will be slower than it was. thank you very much. let's take a look at what we have. you can see the traffic will be busy as you drive approaching the richmond bridge. there was an earlier non-injury

crash, westbound past the toll plaza of the richmond bridge. if you are going to marin, you will be happy to know they removed it but the traffic is already very slow. i can tell it's gone because for a while, it was completely stopped but now the traffic is moving better. it will take a while. if you are in a good mood and want to kick back for a while, maybe hang out with us, that would be a good alternate. things are getting belter. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. that crash is also cleared from the san mateo bridge toll plaza. it was a little bit slow earlier. they removed it. the bridge crews got out there rather quickly and got it out of the way. the third element is a surprise. i don't know what it's going to be but i will tell you, the traffic is going to be -- thank you -- it will be busy on the eastshore freeway, but check this out. normally, look at all of this green on the map. that's a great site on hercules to richmond, 80 commute.

that's awesome. 680 slow from concord to walnut creek. but on 24, it looks good from la fayette to oakland. 7:32. back to the desk. >> thank you. a tough story to talk about. a family in concord mourning the death of their baby girl today. police say she drowned in a pool. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live now. you are in concord. you've been out there all morning and you just talked to the baby's father. >> reporter: yeah, dave. it was tough. there were tears in his eyes and one of the things that he asked is that everybody pray for his wife and for his family. he didn't want to get into details of what happened. just told me it was a tragic accident. this all happened just around 8:00 last night on ridge park lane near cowell road and monument. contra costa county paramedics

and firefighters came. the girl was taken to the hospital but we learned that she's died. police have not revealed the circumstances surrounding the drowning but here's what one neighbor told us. >> that the baby had fallen in the pool and drived. that was all i heard -- and drowned. that was all i heard. devastating. >> reporter: police are handling the investigation into what happened trying to find out if the pool had a fence around it or not. they plan to release more information later today. an officer who was patrolling the area told me it's awful. it's hitting them hard. he said with summer coming. he hope this serves as a reminder to keep a close eye on your kids and the father did tell me that he does have other children. they are altogether in a dark place grieving right now the loss of their baby girl. dave? >> all right. janine de la vega, thank you. 7:34. meantime, police in santa

clara, they are searching for a hit-and-run driver who injured an 89-year-old man in the parking lot of a kaiser hospital. here is the surveillance video they released from saturday. it shows a dark colored suv right before it hit the man. just outside of the view of your camera. you can see then the driver backs up, police say he went over to the victim, then walked inside the hospital and talked to two hospital volunteers. but then he got back into his car and drove away. the victim lives in santa clara. he's expected to recover. well, a south bay mother is speaking out after a camp counselor was arrested, accused of sexually abusing her son. now, this allegedly happened in january at the waulden west science camp. the man was arrested for possessing child pornography last month. now, the mother who does not want to be identified said her son was alone with the counselor while he was sick at camp. but the suspect says he's innocent and would never touch

a child. >> i feel very disgusted. i feel very angry. for any mother, it's just a nightmare. >> the santa clara county office of education has launched its own investigation. they are also making improvements to make sure students are safe including increasing overnight staffing. they are implementing a buddy system so no child is ever alone. the family of the terror suspect killed by law enforcement officers in boston say they saw no sign he had become radicalized as federal authorities claim. this is the high school year book picture of rahim from 2007. he was killed this week at the age of 26 by members of a joint terrorism task force after they say he came at them with a naurge knife. court documents allege rahim was planning to kill police

officers. although initially the suspect's brother said he was shot in the back while talking on the cell phone, the family spokesperson said the brother didn't have all of the facts at that time. >> the family is not making any substantive claims at this time about what happened in this case. instead, the family is waiting for evidence in order to form a reasoned an informed opinion. >> the spokesman says the district attorney's office has offered to show them the video of the showing and they plan to view it? the job numbers are out for may showing solid gains. employers added 280,000 jobs last month. that's after the economy shrank for the first three months of the year. the unemployment rate went up a notch to 5.5% and traders are

betting this will encourage the federal reserve to raise interest rates later this year. a pill known as the female viagra is a step closer to about. ing legal in the united states. the experimental drug is intended to boost a female sex drive. previously, the panel had rejected the drug because of safety issues. but after hearing testimony from women, the committee changed its mind. >> it impacts the neurotransmitters in the brain responsible for sexual desire and it enhances their libido and it also has found to increase the number of sexual events. >> the pill would require a prescription from a doctor. doctors say users could experience side effects that include nausea, fainting and fatigue. a final decision on whether or not to approve the drug is expected by the end of august. oakland police out there searching for thieves who stole $40,000 worth of tv equipment from the van of a crew for nba

entertainment. it happened tuesday about 2:00 in the afternoon at a shopping mall off hegenberger road in oakland. that gear was in the entertainment crew's van which was in the parking lot. $40,000 worth of equipment including camera gear and five laptop computers. well, the warriors, they are known for giving back to the community. that's why the warriors are taking some time out from the nba finals and giving support to the boys and girls club of oakland. some. warriors, including harrison barnes, draymond green, even head coach steve kerr, they will be at the club on international boulevard this afternoon. they are gonna unavailable a new play zone as part of an nba community outreach program. well, if the warriors win the championship, we're hoping they will, they will become the next prayer pro team to visit the white house. yesterday, president obama welcomed the defending world series champions, the san

francisco giants, to the white house. >> this is the third time in the last five years the world champion san francisco giants. [ cheers ] >> yep. you can see a big crowd there including willie howard mays, monty irvin. president obama talked about some of the amazing feats of the giants during their recent titles and he singled out one player, hunter pence. >> he inspired a craze of science from opposing fans like hunter pence eats pizza with a fork. [laughter] >> hunter pence likes godfather iii. >> hunter has a good sense of humor. the president said not everybody would have laughed but not everybody is hunter pence. that's him in the back on the left there. president obama also recognized the giants' work to create a new giants' urban youth

academy. the ceremony included larry baird presenting the president with some special momentous. >> we would like to present you with an autographed ball. you have two others from the world series team. >> i like that. look at that. [ cheers ] >> he also presented the president with this base here. it was signed by all of the players to the president, symbolizing president obama's strong political base in the bay area. >> we had some of those hunter pence signs. >> i know. >> there was one by sal's desk. i don't know if he still has it or not. >> one of our editors has -- there you go. hunter pence runs a four-minute mile. [laughter] >> very good, sal. >> this was done by steven, in the editing room. >> there he goes. >> nice job. [laughter] >> hunter pence, he's a good guy and a great baseball player. 7:41. well, women attacked on a popular san mateo walking

trail. in 23 minutes, the important information deputies want you to know. she's part of it, as much as she can. >> this one tugs atyour heart. a very special wedding in the north bay. how technology helped a mother battling cancer still be part of her daughter's day. ♪ (music throughout) ♪ sfx: (smash)

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the most high-tech wedding ever, it was meant to show case some cool consumer gadgets. but as pam cook tells us, technology also meant something much more personal for the couple, especially the bride. this is a real tear-jerk ec. >> that meant the bride's mom

could watch the ceremony. she is battling cancer. she won a contest of the people voted for them online and the big day was yesterday in sonoma. the ceremony all decked out with the latest gadgets of photo booths, a robotic bartender and a 3-d printer that produced bracelets and cuff links. the drone capturing the video but the most important feature, according to the couple, the wedding was live streamed and that allowed her mother in the hospital battling cancer to watch the whole thing as it happened. >> with my mom in the state she was at, we wouldn't have been able to share this with her. this way she's -- >> she's watching. she's part of it as much as she can. >> her mom watched every moment unfold, including the couple's

first dance. the couple tried to get married in mexico and southern california but they were both postponed because the bride's mother's health condition got worse each time. so this has been something they've been waiting for for a long time. >> and they did it for her. >> how nice they were able to do it for free. i'm sure they had a lot of people supporting them online. >> other people not be in similar situations. >> and they have more of a record because tori and pam were talking about it on tv. >> a special day. very nice. >> thank you. >> thank you. 7:46. let's check in with sal get you to where you need to go. you are watches the toll plaza. hunter pence sign behind you. even our editor who made it, showed it right before one of the games and they ended up winning the whole thing. >> i remember that. >> we're -- good times. >> good morning, everybody.

let's go outside and take a look at what we have. we'll start off with the bay bridge toll plaza, we do have backup that's improving. whenever you see 880, i've been doing this for a long time. whenever you see 880 getting quickly better, that means the rest of the toll plaza will soon follow. right now, it's about a ten- minute delay getting into san francisco. if you are driving in the city right now, it would be a good time to go. looking at the commute here on interstate 880, we don't see that typical slow traffic building just yet passing the coliseum and heading up to downtown oakland. i do want to mention that 680 is not exactly a dream come true. southbound 680 is a little bit slow as you drive just after 2:42 to the walnut creek interchange and into alamo. by the time you reach danville, it's looking good. there's slow traffic building in livermore westbound coming west of the altamont pass.

7:47. let's go to steve in the weather center. thank you, sal. some fog on the coast inland, it will be rather warm. a lot of 80s. they've been held in check for a long time. it looks like a little warmup. although fog, low clouds, made it over to san pablo bay, out to vallejo, it looks like it's burning off inland. on the coast it looks thick and solid for most. the wort temps cooled off. that has a big impact on the fog. there's plenty to go around. it's on the sonoma coast. tim said nice and sunny in santa rosa. can you wish julia a happy birthday? >> sure. >> happy birthday. it's such a nice day. why not? thunderstorms, boom, boom, boom, getting ready to go up in the sierra. some of that cloud cover does head back to the north bay and east bay. doesn't look like much will happen in the way of cloud cover. some of these will produce high level and mid-level cloud. you can see the low right there

forming. high pressure sneaking in as the low moves east and south. but that wraparound is really gonna make for an active day. upper 50s. temperatures 50s inland for everybody. i expect to see 60s here pretty quick in the next hour. still a delta breeze. not that strong -- but the water temps have dropped 2, 5 degrees. bodega bay is at 49. that's why that fog with an onshore breeze has no problem forming. 36 up in truckee. thunderstorms will pop up in the northern sacramento valley. the mother lode in the sierra for us. what's on the bay will burn back. there's plenty of gray. high pressure builds in. inland, mostly sunny. 80s. we still have hurricane blanca, category 2. yesterday it was a 4, then it went to 3, 2. it's moving north finally. it's decreasing. but it's taking a track right

parallel it looks like to baja and cabo lan a san luis and -- cabo san luis. mostly sunny unless you are by the coast. some of that comes sneaking around from the sacramento valley. but i will mention it if you are up towards lake county but i don't think so. 60s, 70s, 80s. temperatures warming you. this time of -- warming up. this time of year it can happen fast. low, mid upper 80s as you move farther inland. been a long time since some areas have been 100, 95 in the valley. that may happen next week. sunny, mild, warm, inland. could get a rapid warmup if a northeast wind develops. >> i know. >> it could be pretty warm. >> especially after having cool weather, it will be a shock to the system. did an ill-advised joke go

too far? the alleged x-rated assignment that has parents outraged. can the new bay bridge survive an earthquake? after the break what caltrans do do next to ease those concerns about the metal rods that anchor the bridge.

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sal's traffic jams. songs that bring out your inner war. "danger zone" by kenny loggins. danger zone. there's slow traffic and it's a danger zone. ♪ highway to the danger zone ♪ >> i will play your request every friday morning. usually there is a theme going. use the hashtag on twitter, facebook or instagram. caltrans has announced a new round of testing for the rods anchoring the bay bridge tower. a panel of experts will design a plan for the testing. concerns have been heightened after it was discovered some rods were exposed to standing water. caltrans says previous seismic tests found that 99% of the 440 rods had passed. a different analysis is said to be done on this next round. a lot of people will plan

their weekend around sunday night's warrior games but there are a lot of other things going around the bay area. mike mibach has the weekend watch. >> reporter: hello on this fine june day. here is your weekend watch -- tens of thousands of people set to swarm for the union street festival saturday and sunday, 10:00 to 6:00. this features two stages, plenty of merchants, food and drinks. time to escape from alcatraz. besides the swim, an stinted 2,000 athletes will be biking -- an estimated 2,000 athletes will be biking and running through the city. you might as well swik into golden gate park on sunday of -- swings into golden gate park on sunday. how about pig races? can't say i've seen one up close. maybe it's time to do that.

the san mateo county fair kicks off saturday. nine days of fun for the entire family. $10 for adult. children 5 and under are free. 41st annual santa cruz pride parade and festival is sunday at 11:00 a.m. in downtown santa cruz. and another festival, the bay area book festival is saturday and sunday in the arts district. i'm to get that summer reading on. the free event features 300 authors, children and teen stages and it runs from 10:00 to 6:00. as and giants are on the road. warriors tip off game 2 of the finals sunday night. i'm mike mibach, that's your weekend watch. >> all right. thank you. at ktvu.com, we've posted this weekend's events click on the entertainment tab and look for weekend watch. 7:56. the warriors are battling for the championship title. another fight is brewing off court. what's happening today signaling a new home for the

team and the group trying to derail the project. but first, a massive data breach. this one affecting millions. after the break, who is being targeted and who the u.s. government thinks carried out that cyberattack.

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down. well, good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's friday, it's june 5th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. let's check weather and traffic. steve, normally this time of year we're talking about bowing to a west wind. we've had a lot of west wind. breezy. but if you are inland, it's starting to bump up a little bit. dave, tonery. it's been a long time coming. it looks like the next four days or so could be in the warm category. by sunday/monday, i think this fog gets chewed up. we'll see high pressure build in and get a breeze. there is a lot of low clouds on the coast. some of the bay. inland looks like it's burning off. george mccray -- i did this. i didn't save it. i save it. george mccray wanted to know, is high pressure building in? yes, it is. the high is nosing into the north. not yet but as it does, we're still going to see some thunderstorm activity up in the sierra also up in northern california, now shifting more

toward the central and southern area. 63 at travis. low 60s concord. walnut creek, livermore. by the coast, 50s. society you are going to see a pretty big spread. there will be a little bit of a breeze favor an onshore direction. by the coast there's a lot of gray. mostly sunny. fog along the coast, there could be a showers north and east. i think that's confined to the higher elevations. people may be taking off for the weekend. 80s through the interior. 50s and 60s by the water. you've been busy with the richmond bridge, san mateo. is that better? >> things are better. hopefully this will stay this way for a while. look at the bay bridge. it looks good. it's improving by the moment. looks like we don't have much of a delay. it looks empty. that's a nice sight to see. let's take a look at the commute here on interstate 880 right in front of oracle arena.

we see the traffic is moving along very nicely. if you are driving south, there are spots of slow traffic. northbound 101 has slow traffic between 880 and 237 heading north. now at 8:02. back to the desk. >> all right, sal. thank you. they had basketball game. the warriors won, they won in overtime. proving it's not how you start. it's how you finish. >> boom! >> bang! >> after falling behind to the cavaliers, the bench of the wars yers got them back into the game. they outscored cleveland 34-9. andre iguodala had a great tame. warriors started overtime with

a 10-0 run. it ended with the warriors winning 108-100. >> the adrenaline was flowing. it was a nice flow. it wasn't too high. it kind of stayed with me the whole night. >> we all had nerves the first quarter, you could tell. it was good to calm down and play our style of ball. >> in the meantime, the cav leashes' star irwing, we don't know if he will play in game 2. he got hurt here. he will have an mri to see if he had any damage to his left knee when he went down. now he's had tendinitis. he's been suffering with that for the past six weeks. well, despite the big win, this is a bittersweet time for many warriors' fans. in three hours, the city of san francisco will discuss the significance the of team potentially -- of the team potentially moving across the bay. paul chambers is live in oakland with the tug-of-war

over the warriors. good morning, paul. >> reporter: good morning, tori. that's correct. a tug-of-war between oakland and san francisco to be the home of the warriors. now, nba officials also weigh in as they say it doesn't matter what side they go, they just want a new arena and they say as long as they stay right here in the bay area, that's all that matters. >> i think there's a reason that they are the golden state warriors. they are the no the oakland warriors. for us, that's ultimately a team decision where we think it's important that the team stay in the area. >> reporter: as most of of you already know, steph and the crew currently play at oracle arena, the same home since 1971. the team had its eyes moving back to san francisco. the plan for the warriors to start the 2018/2019 season in the mission pay neighborhood on a 12-acre plot of land. but there's opposition by a group of wealthy university of california donors known as the mission bay alliance. the group has hired a team of

attorneys to analyze the environmental impact plan in the hopes of derailing the project. some of the things they plan to bring up, noise, parking and traffic issues. ed lee is expected to hold a briefing. transportation experts will be on hand with the findings. the eight liance says -- alliance is prepared to fight the issue as long as necessary. ed lee is confident the arena project will move forward. earlier in morning we talked to people here at oakland. so to be fair, we set our video journalist to talk to people on that side of the bay about the possible move and what's best for the team. >> i'm a season ticketholder. i know they are gonna charge us an arm and a leg when they move over there. >> if we have to move, i'll down for it -- i'm down it. >> reporter: the city would like the team to stay here.

they also put their plan to keep the team here. even if they move to san francisco, they plan to keep in good contact with the city of oakland. so time will tell what exactly will happen. the warriors won the first game and they play on sunday. you guys told me earlier rihanna was here, i tweeted her. haven't heard back. if she gets back to me, i'm gonna rhett you -- let you know. i can't believe she was here and didn't tell me. [laughter] >> i know. her buddy, paul. >> thank you. millions of federal government employees have been hacked. their personal information stolen. ktvu fox 2's brian flores joining us live now to tell us who the government is blaming for this latest hack attack. >> good morning. well, the hack took place a couple of months ago, millions of identifiable personal information of federal employees could be in the hands of overseas hackers. an estimated 4 million employees may be affected. the exextent of this preach --

extent of this breach could be worse than we know. they targeted opm, the human resources department of the federal government. the agency conducts more than 90% of federal background checks for security clearances. and reports indicate that names, addresses and social security information were all compromised. this latest hack took place in april. that's according to government officials. this could affect every federal agency. >> you note what this their weaknesses are and all sorts of details about them, their career, their life. it's a huge concern and, you know, i don't know where you go to reverse it. i think once it is done, it's done. >> reporter: some u.s. officials believe they are from the chinese military. some say they are working on stealing and compiling this type of sensitive information but it remains unclear why. the chinese embassy in washington calls such accusations voting here, not

responsible and counterproductive. >> translator: we hope that the u.s. can stop being paranoid but instead show more trust and cooperation in this deal. >> reporter: the government he sent out notices to the millions of people potentially affected by this. they are urging them to check their credit reports and bank account statements. the department of homeland security also has a system called einstein. it's designed to detect the cyber of intrusions, it appears it didn't offer enough warning. there was also a call for the senate to pass the cybersecurity bill that was passed earlier this year. >> thank you. >> okay. 8:08. well, san mateo county deputies are searching for a man accused of groping two women on a walking trail near half moon bay. both incidents happened monday north of half moon bay along the morata west walking trail. the two women say a man came up from behind and grabbed them. in both case, the man walked away without ut hadding the

women -- without hurting the women. the attacker is described between 20, 30, has olive skin, about 5'8" with a medium build, black hair and dark eyes. 8:08. a south bay mother is speaking out about allegations of sexual abuse involving a camp counselor and her son. >> i feel very disgusted. i feel very angry. >> coming up in 23 minutes, what the office of education is now doing to protect other children. plus -- a high-tech breakthrough that could virtually eliminate drunk driving. after the break, how this works and when it might be available in cars. well, with friday on my mind, it will be sunny and warm to mostly sunny and warm. a lot of fog on the coast. we'll see what's in store for the weekend.

game 1 goes to the warriors! [ cheers ] >> boy, one down, three to go. intense overtime win for the warriors as they took down lebron and the games from cleveland in game 1 of the nba finals. our own sal castanedo and matt is here to talk about this amazing game. warriors got off to kind of a slow start. probably nerves. it was as tough as they expected to try to take on

lebron james. getting 44 points. >> the nerves are to be expected, sal. remember uryour first file on ktvu -- your first time on ktvu? you struggled, right? [laughter] >> experience counts. everybody was saying, okay, lebron and company have -- actually, lebron has a lot of experience. >> five nba finals. >> warriors settled down. >> it was tough. he got 45 points. it was hard to defend him. and matt said he can play three positions. >> he can. i think you can see what the warriors are trying to do. they are not double-teaming lebron james. so they are willing to let him take a lot of shots and score points but they would like to hold everybody else down. that's what they did last night. it was a big win for the warriors. they've had a history, sal, of kind of in this postseason getting down a little bit early, get their sea legs under them, if you will, and they did

the same thing last night. >> and andre iggy da law, he -- iguodala, he had a great game. and he was on the bench. but they have a different guy that can help up every time. >> lem played very well. irving played well and cleveland didn't win. steph curry, pretty good. nobody was great. but their role players were terrific. >> the cavs nearly won. >> everybody was like -- shumpert, with two seconds to go hit a jumper and he was like -- everybody was holding their breath. i think we have video -- here we go. >> the first shot was way off. this is the one, look at that. that's like an inch inch and a half around the warriors lose

that game. >> oh, no! >> it looks like it should have gone in. it was close. >> people were silent after that. >> trying toking to get their breath back. let's talk about kyery irving. we don't know if he will play. is that serious for the cavs? >> yeah. they are in big trouble. >> he left on crutches. he tried to downplay it. but if he doesn't come back -- he's one of their best players. obviously lebron is the best. >> if he doesn't comes back, it means the cavs are missing three starters. they have kevin love and andersen who is hurt. the warriors are too good of a team for that type of a team to beat. >> and nobody on the cavs -- i mean, lebron got his 44. but who else on the cavs -- someone on the cavs needs to step up. >> he gets almost half of the points. you can't rely on one player

that much. i heard they are being held together by scotch tape. game 2 sunday. what to you think -- do you think? >> i think it's another win for the warriors. >> okay. >> just because they have the momentum. the cashes are beat up. they are in the series. no more nerves. >> when the home team wins, 71% or something like that of the time that the home team wins the first game, they go on to win the finals. >> i think it's 48 and 20. great start. >> always great talking to you. back to you, dave. we're also checking on your weather now. steve paulson and i are chats as wel -- chatting as well. >> it will be sun and warm. there could be a few high clouds. people in the mountains are saying it feels like it will be more active today than

yesterday. i agree. the clouds are building. the fog, is being held in check. as high pressure noses in, it's up and down the coast. we're going to see a big difference in the temps. george in el cerrito said did a low pass over? the pressure pent to 29.78. now 29.80. it should be 29.83. the low is moving east and south as high pressure builds into the north and david in novato, 55. it sure feels like april. finally. i'm with you. the she soon seems to have changed. january, sunny and warm. coldest may since 1999. so things seem to be topsy- turvy. cloud cover beginning to build in the mountains. heard from rodney in bear valley. looks like it will be pretty good here. northeast california, sierra but also central sierra, the low. that's the moisture right there. it will be active. some of that could clip us with

high and mid-level clouds. fairfield, we're getting a closer -- closer to a summertime pattern. the breeze, southwest 16 at travis. i expect the breeze to pick up. water temps have cooled off. they were getting pretty warm. now they are back to where they should be. upper fromerts, low and a few mid-50s. cloud cover in the sierra. for us, mostly sunny. hurricane plaun cau is moving. northwest at 10. it continues to decrease in intensity. but it's still a hurricane, category 2. 100 miles an hour. moving northwest. the track takes it just to the west of cabo san luis. it looks like it will be a tropical storm by the weekend by the time it gets there. but something to watch. thankfully it's not a 3 or 4. mostly sunny, a little warmer here. fog along the coast. there will be breaks. 50s, 60s. could be a few showers. those of you may be taking off to the mountains, there will be big boomers. 60s, 70s and 80s. a push of these pushing the -- a few of these pushing the 80s.

60s, 70s by the water. low, mid upper 80s for the east bay. 70s, for the santa clara valley. it 70s on the peninsula. the key will be i think sunday into monday. could get warm around here quick. but then it looks like another low drops in middle of next week to cool us down. a little roller coaster here. >> yeah. >> a little teaser there. if we get to talk traffic with sal. how is it looking out there? >> it's better than it was an hour ago. that's really good. on fridays we're used to seeing friday light, what key call it or lighter conditions. if you want to be technical, the volume is much lighter and you can see it for yourself. 22-minute drive between the carquinez bring and the macarthur maze is -- bridge and the maurs is -- and the maurs is pretty good -- and the macarthur maze is pretty good. i'm looking for red. i don't see a lot of red. i see red on 580 and livermore.

it's crowded and cont jested there. 8800 southbound fremont. 280 and 85 are pretty good ways to get around 101. the alternate routes are much better. let's go back to the desk. time is 8:20. new technology could keep drunk drivers off the road by sensing their blood alcohol levels. federal safety officials say sensors in the car would automatically pick up alcohol levels from the driver's breath within one second. if the driver's blood alcohol is over the .08 limit, the car won't start. there is also a touch-pad option. authorities say the technology could save 10,000 lives a year. they hope to get the sensors into cars within five years. i know they've tried this before. there is the risk that you could have someone sober breathe into the sensor and

then drive. >> wow. >> that would be a -- yeah. a complicated way to try to get around that. still ahead -- could have a fake killer whale fix a real problem? >> we're so tired of listening to those sea lions. >> coming up, the scare tactic that just didn't work and the problem that inpied the elab -- inspired the elaborate hoax in the first place. students in berkeley asked to return their brand long beach new year books. ♪ at grocery outlet, they sell the brands you love. ♪ ♪ the brands you love. ♪ ♪ the brands you know and love. ♪ ♪ even name-brand natural foods and organics. ♪ ♪ at prices up to 60% less than you'd

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♪ain't no stopping us now ♪ >> oh, yeah. this song is a song that -- inspirational for many. it's called "ain't no stopping us now" by mcfaded and white head. our theme is songs that bring out your inner warrior. robin from oakland requested this. if there is a special song you want to hear, i will play it every friday. use the hashtag ktvu on twitter, facebook or instagram. still ahead, the alameda unified school district investigating a high school homework assignment that involved sex toys and selfies. now, reportedly, a popular

geometry teacher in alameda gave out this assignment. >> the investigation began after a worker in an after- school program was told about it by a student. that student says the teacher asked them to find their parents' private items and take photos of what they found. some other students say the teacher was joking. the investigation is expected to be finished by next week. at berkeley high they are recalling the brand-new year books because of something that's on the college prep programs that enrolls mostly african-american and latino students. the text was supposed to read "making our futures nurses, physicians, fire chiefs and innovators of tomorrow" but instead some changed words to "trash collators" which someone interpreted as trash

collectors. >> absolutely racist. i think anyone who thinks someone is gonna study to become a trush collator or a -- trash collator or trash collector has a delusion that people will apply to college to be that? >> they plan to put a positive sticker over that offensive remark. yard min straighters are trying to track down whoever is responsible for that comment. 8:26. a pink pill is bebeing called the -- being called the female viagra. what led the fda committee to reverse an earlier decision to reject that drug. >> reporter: a concord family is grieving after their baby drowns in a pool. we'll tell you what we've learned and the request that the father is making. we're looking at commute now that's improving in many areas. as you drive through, this is 237. still a little bit slow as you head into the valley.

well, june means meteorological summer has arrived. we played this earlier this morning. francis albert, if you will, please on a friday. ♪ ♪ the autumn winds and the winter winds have come and gone ♪

welcome back to "mornings on 2". thank you for joining us. i'm dave clark. how is the weather looking right now, steve? if you are inland, not bat. by the coast, there's -- not bad. by the coast there's some fog. we have a low cloud deck. the water temps have cooled off. that helps the fog. it does look like we'll get a

north-northeast breeze. i just tweeted this out. came across twitter. if you are a weather fan you should on on twitter -- on twitter, there's fantastic images. a tornado near simla, colorado. this was taken by the storm cruiser. look at that. that's just textbook. a great image there. i wanted to show you that really quick. we have the low clouds and fog. inland temps will be on the warm category but the fog has come back. mainly it's confined to the coast. butler, the tortoise from petaluma said it's a beautiful day in the north bay. clear sky. no need for the warming today. thanks for serving up the sunshine. but ba -- bubba. i do it for you. the fog on the coast, the thunderstorms in the sierra will be bubbling up. i think more today than yesterday. 60s for some already. 50s for others. we'll have upper 50s to maybe near 90 degrees.

it looks like a northeast breeze will kick in sunday/monday. if the high builds to the north, showers may be over the northern part of our viewing area but i think over the sierra it will confine it. 80s for some, 50s, 60s for others. sal, 8:30. >> you are dancing. you are a frank sinatra fan. >> check out the album that i recommend sinatra fan. >> and also the capital years. >> right the capital years. >> here we go. >> good stuff. >> good stuff. >> getting a lot of these in one take. >> right. beerling. i have to get to the traffic before we break out into our sinatra hour. look at bay bridge. traffic is getting better. if you are trying to get into san francisco. it looks really good coming into the city. no major probe bleges --

problems. things have improve. we're seeing the traditional light volume. some of us like to call it friday light. 880 seslow but better than it -- is slow but better than it normally is. we to have slow traffic on 101, we had a couple of earlier issues on 101 in san jose. i want to outline it for you. today we have decent alternates. 85 is slow through sunnyvale and cupertino. if you can use a different way to get up to this area maybe a side route, the other ones are a little bit lighter in volume. back to the desk. >> thank you. a tough story this morning. a family in the east bay, grieving the death of their baby daughter who drowned in the pool and now the police are investigating this. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live now from concord. it's been a tough story. you've been out there and you talked to the grieving father. >> reporter: dave, yes. he's absolutely devastated.

he was standing there with tears in his eyes. all he told me was it was a tragic accident. he said that he and his wife have other children and he's asking that everyone pray for them. this all happened just after 8:00 last night. contra costa county firefighters arrived at their home on ridge park lane off cowell road last night and found that police officers were already performing cpr on the baby girl. paramedics took over and was rushed to a local hospital but did not survive. she was 13 months old. >> it broke my heart. it really did. you can't imagine what that family must be going through,ant accident like that -- an accident like this. very sad. >> reporter: that neighbor was told that the little girl fell in the pool. we're still waiting to hear from police to confirm that and to get more information on what happened. we did speak with an officer earlier this morning who whats patrolling the area. he said he's a dad and this drowning hits him and other

officers hard. he hopes it brings awareness with the summer coming up to never take your eyes on your kids especially when they are near the >> janine de la vega, thank you for the update. 8:33. well, police in santa clara searching for a hit-and-run driver who injured an 89-year- old man in the parking lot of a kaiser hospital. here's surveillance video from saturday released by police. it shows a dark colored suv right before it hit that maen who is just outside of the view of the camera. you can see the driver back up. police say he went over to the victim then walked inside the hospital. talked to two volunteers. but then he got back bhoo his car and drove away. that victim lives in santa clara. he's expected to recover. a mother in the south bay, speaking out after a camp counselor was arrested accused of sexually abusing her son. now, this happened allegedly at the walden west science camp in

january. a law was -- padilla was arrested last month. the mother said her son was alone with the counselor while he was sick at the camp. but padilla said he's innocent and would never touch a child. >> i feel very disgusted and angry, something like this to happen, for any mother it's a nightmare. >> they are implementing a buddy system so no child is ever alone. the family of the terror suspect killed by law enforcement in boston said they saw no sign of him being radicalized. this is the high school picture of rahim. he was killed this week at the

age of 26 by members of a joint terrorism task force after they say he came at them with a naurge life-- large knife. rahim's brother was with other family members in boston yesterday when they appeared along with a spokesman. although initially he said his brother was shot in the back while talking on his cell phone, the family's spokesman said the brother didn't have all of the facts at that time. >> the family is not making any substantive claims at this time about what happened in this case. instead, the family is waiting for evidence in order to form a reasoned and informed opinion. >> the spokesman says the district attorney's office has offered to show them the video of the shooting and that they do plan on viewing it. relatives hope to him to rest today. the family says one boston

funeral home reportedly refused to accept his remains because he was a suspected terrorist. another funeral home has agreed to prepare the body for burial. and cording to -- according to islamic customs, the body must be ready within 24 hours of being buried. boston police will release footage of the deadly shooting. a pill called the female viagra is a step closer to being available here in the u.s. that pill was approved by a small committee of the fda. now, it's an experimental drug. it's intended to boost the section drive. in the past, the panel had rejected the drug because of safety concerns but after hearing testimony from women, the committee changed its mind. >> it impacts the neurotransmitters in the brain that are responsible for sexual desire and it enhances their libido and also in studies has found to increase the number of sexual events.

>> this pill would require a prescription from a doctor. doctors say users could have side affects that include nausea, fainting and fatigue. a final decision is expected by the end of august. new this morning, the may jobs numbers are out showing solid gains, especially in construction and healthcare. the labor department says employers added 280,000 jobs last month. that's after the economy shrank for the first delete months of the year. the unimemployment rate ticked upward to 5.5% to 5.4% in april. oakland police will increase patrols in areas used by the media and tourists during the nba finals. this after the theft of equipment worth $40,000 from an nba entertainment crew. it happened on tuesday about 2:00 at a shopping mall off hegenberger road. that gear was in the van of the nba entertainment crew which was in the parking lot.

40,000 worth of equipment that includes camera gear and five laptop computers. the warriors are known for giving back to the community. that's why -- they are taking some time out from the nba finals. they will give their support to the boys and girls club of oakland today. the players that include harrison barnes and draymond green, even steve kerr, the head coach, they will be at the club on international boulevard this afternoon to unveil a new play zone. it's part of an nba community outreach program. 8:39. right now, in the brave, the evenly -- bay area, the only person that may be morning popular than steph curry is his 2-year-old riley. look at this sender moment before the game. steph walked up to riley, she imitated her dad, she tapped her chest, pointed to the sky and gave him a good luck kiss. it's a curry family ritual for every game riley attend.

if you think that was cute, check this out. this clip shows riley kicking up her heels and dancing up a storm with her grandmother before the game. some of her fans were a bit disappointed she did not appear with dad during his post-game news conference. i was gonna mention that steph curry's wife is expecting their second baby in six weeks. and she is hoping the baby doesn't come early because of all of the adrenaline watching the playoff games. she's still going to the games and cheering on her husband. >> looking good, too. >> yep. 8:40. still ahead -- a new type of vacation is about to set sale. after the break, pam cook talking live to travel expert stewart the cruise guy about a unique venture to help make the world a better place. we're looking at the north bay commute. it looks good, including the golden gate bridge. traffic looks good as you head south to the toll plaza.

no problems there getting into the marina district of san francisco. fog on the coast. but inland temps will start to warm up. there will be a breeze on this friday. ♪ i ride like the wind ♪

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the largest travel company in the world is focusing on a new brand. pam cook has more on this one- of-a-kind venture. >> this is an opportunity to take a cruise and help people in need. they are called social impact vacations. joining us live from new york is the cruise guy, stewart. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> tell me, first cruise will be from miami to the dominican republic where 2 million people don't have easy access to fresh water. what are the volunteers gonna be doing? it sounds like building a relationship with these countries? >> well, and they are. there's all kinds of different activities. it could be helping construct a home. it could be making chocolate. it could even be teaching an

engrab class but especially for the people out in san francisco, it's an opportunity to really get involved and not have to maybe sleep in uncomfortable conditions, not in tents, you know, with horrible food but be on a five- star ship. a lot of people will find out the ship being used is the same ship line in other cruises. this is a very deluxe ship. >> we know that cruises are popular with the older population. sound like this could attract younger people. like you said better accommodations as well. but younger people typically maybe want to do more than just vacation. >> and that's commonplace across, you know, all. cruise lines. but also what will happen, you will have people who would have never taken a cruise or never thought about taking a cruise but this type of an experience is right up their ally. so they will spend two nights

at sea. two nights at port and two nights coming back to the states but doing so in a very -- comfortable transportation. >> what are some of the other locations. the dominican republic. where do the plans include? >> the dominican republic is where they will start from. they will determine other ports once they see whether or not -- you know, how successful this operation is. the corporation that owns carnival, holland, princess, sea born, some of the biggest names in cruising, they are building a pier in -- outside of porta plata called amber cove and other ships will be going during the day. but they are us aing the facilities so they -- using the facilities so they have the resources to document there overnight and get involved in helping the dominican communities. there's haiti on the other side of the dominican republic. obviously, you know, is a

possibility. if it becomes incredibly popular, they could move this to different destinations. >> a lot of places to go, certainly. >> all right. stewart, thank you. sounds like a nice combination between luxury and helping people. thank you for sharing that with us. prices start at $1500. you can sign up for extras. but love the fact you are not sleeping in a tent. you get luxury. >> thank you, pam. 8:47. new this morning, the british royal family is stirring unmemories of princess diana as is gets ready for a christening. princess charlotte will be christened in the same church where princess diana was christened. diana grew up near there. and charlotte and her parents, william and kate, and big brother george, well they've been living at an estate close by. charlotte has diane nonas her

middle name. july will be a big month. george turns 2. they are planning a party. >> it sounds strange to hear diana referred to as a grandmother. >> yes. let's bring sal back and see what's happening on the roads. i know you've been watching 880. >> it's getting a little bit slower out there as the late crowd joins us. but really, it's not as bad as it normally is. if you are driving on 880 commute, it's going to be -- it will be a little bit slow. i think i was supposed to start with the east shore. this is the macarthur maze and westbound 80. that looks great. seriously, nice-looking commute heading out toward the toll plaza area. let's go to interstate 880 now. we can show it to you and traffic is a little bit slow passing the coliseum. but if you are going as far as the bay bridge toll plaza, well, that looks pretty good here at the toll plaza. there's very little delay getting into san francisco. we certainly are seeing what we

call friday light. let's go to steve in the weather center. it looks like it will be two forecasts. one by the water, coast, and one inland. one will warm up. temperatures a struggle except for a few days. really since the beginning of may, it's been held down. a few high clouds coming off the sierra. thunderstorms are already beginning to pop up. nothing yet but the cloud cover is beginning to form there. temperatures unrunning 10 degrees warmer out towards sacramento valley than they were 24 hours ago. that will aid in the lift. and the clouds and low fog on the shal doe side -- shallow side. yesterday things were popping up. i expect that to happen again today. thunderstorms. when they collapse, fall apart, some of that cloud cover works its way toward us. occasionally they may drift into mendocino county and lake county. 60s on the temps for some. inland already.

50s for others. it will be a pretty big spread here between some of the coastal temps and the inland temps. 50s, 60s by the water. 70s, 80s. maybe a few 90 far enough inland. mostly sunny except fog on the coast. showers again north and east up towards the high country. 80s to coming upper 80s. antioch, clearlake warming up quickly. yet, 50s, 60s if you are close to the fog. there's a lot of fog. it's not pushing inland. looks like a pretty big warmup for sunday/monday. should get 90s but then i think it comes right back the middle of next week. >> faking us out. [laughter] >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. 8:50. a unique and very creative mission to scare away hundreds of sea lions from a dock in oregon failed because the fake whale used to scare them, it almost sank. it's a man-made killer whale, look at this, designed as a parade float.

they set it up to take on this local knewance of sea lions. people who live in the astoria area, say the sea lines have taken over the docks. they are eating the fish. plus the people say they smell and they are really loud. a few people decided they would bring out the fake whale hoping it would scare away the sea sea lions. unfortunately, the sea lions had the last laugh. the fake whale was swamped by a passing boat and went belly up before it reached the sea lions and making it even more -- well, not funfy. there was a man inside the fake whale. he was piloting it. they had to go out and rescue him. it just did not work. >> a big floen. >> a flop -- a big flop. >> a flop. what to you get when you cross a bun. of talented broadway singers, a crowded you airport and -- a bunch of talented broadway

singers, a crowded airport? ♪ >> in 15 minutes, the competition that captivated some travelers. [singing] my name is fernando gonzalez. i'm the gas service supervisor here in sonoma county. we moved up here 35 years ago and we just love it up here, it's a fantastic place to live.

our function is customer support... ...making sure that our customers are safe and that's the most important thing. we know we are part of a huge company but sonoma county is our home. sonoma county is our pg&e. what we're doing really means something in the community and it's just a great, great feeling. together, we're building a better california.

♪and you're gonna hear me roar ♪ >> did welcome back. 8:54. it's "roar" by katy perry. appropriate for the warriors at oracle arena. if there is a special song you want to hear, let us know. i will play your request efny friday morning. use the hashtag ktvu on twitter, facebook or instagram. >> you have been exemplary today, sal. >> picked good ones. they are calling it the most high-tech wedding ever.

samantha and taylor won the knots's annual dream wedding. american voted on all of the details 0 online. the big day was yesterday in sonoma. the ceremony was tricked out with a photo booth linked to social media, a robotic bartender that worked with the fup of an app. a 3-d printer that produced bracelets and there was even a drone that cap churred the video -- that captured the video. but the most important feature, the fact that that wedding was live streamed so the bride's mother could watch from southern california. that's where she's battling cancer. >> with my mom in the state she's at, we wouldn't have been able to share this with her. maybe someone could have recorded it and shown it to her later but this way she's watching it. she's part of it as much as she can. >> no words. what do you say after that? her mom did watch everything, including the couple's first dance with a surprise guest

country singer serenading them. everybody knows how frustrating it is to be stuck at the airport. for broadway stars, weather delays at la guardia were a good excuse for a musical throwdown. [singing] >> their flight to ordinary was delayed -- to orlando was delayed. ♪ sitting at the airport waiting all night ♪ [ cheers ] >> that's tony winner, james eaglehart who plays the jeanne aladdin. >> i wish they would be there at one of my flight delays. how is traffic? >> it's winding down. a little bit of slowing out there. let's go right to the cameras. i want to show you the traffic is gonna be nice at the bay

bridge. no problems on 880, all she it's more crowded passing the coliseum at the bottleneck and high street. if you are driving farther south, 880s haar clood up. a little slowing in hayward. that's about all. >> let's go to steve. fog at the coast, sunny, warm, inland, anywhere from 50s, 60s, 80s. looks warmer to the end of the week, weekend sunday into monday. >> big storm thunderstorms in the sierra. >> thunderstorms. any precipitation with that? >> oh, yeah. >> yes. >> not just the boomers. >> not just the boomers. >> all right. and you were saying, 90 degrees at the french open? >> yeah, 90 degrees at the french open. stan won. >> he was the best bkhand -- best backhand. >> you were watching? >> i saw it on twitter. that's our report for this morning. thank you to for making ktvu your choice for news.

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