moments for an east bay family as their child is airlifted to a hospital after being bitten by a rattlesnake. well, except for december, hard pressed to say during the winter months it's raining out there. but in june, it's raining out there. we'll take a look at it. another disappointing loss for the warriors. what we're learning about why a star player with the cavs was rushed to the hospital after the game. 7:00. we're live in the east bay where a little girl was bitten by a rattlesnake while playing in her backyard. she had to be airlifted to the hospital. paul chambers has been there live all morning. mum in minutes, he will tell us -- coming up in minutes, he will tell us what experts say needs to be done to avoid a repeat situation. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, june 10th. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather. boy do we have things to talk about.

>> my windshield wipers on the whole time driving to work. >> i love it. >> i'm sure you do. >> i can't even keep up. they are coming in so fast and furious. great information. wanted to get a rainfall total graphic. petaluma 1/100ths -- 13/100ths. napa, 11/100ths. oakland .10, same for hayward, sfo, daly city, pacifica, bayview. all of this is coming up from what was once hurricane blanca and wrapping around. some of this is getting enhanced, hayward, castro, san mateo, over toward sfo. that seems to be one area that's been pretty well lit up for a while here. also pacifica, daly city. but on the peninsula and then over towards part of the east bay around the san mateo bridge, i'm sure sal will touch on it. back to livermore. also in the north bay, heard from bee. she said it's raining in richmond. some of that rain is picking up heavy in the north bay.

those seem to be the heaviest amounts looking over napa and now into san rafael. looks like parts of marin county as well. if you are getting a rain total, please let me know. some of that heading right into back san francisco. very muggy and warm on the lows. a lot of 60s on the temps. the water temps continue to warm up. i think they will go down. we had a strong wind. today, cloudy, possible thunderstorms, highs, 70s and 80s. extremely muggy. sal, a motorcycle accident. yeah, we had the motorcycle crash on 80 westboundant university -- westbound at university avenue. that's been cleared. but the damage to the eastshore freeway, it's taking an hour to drive between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze, when it normally takes 20 minutes when there's no traffic here. that's pretty big traffic time. you can see where the road sensors are showing a lot of slow traffic, primarily in richmond. the accident was at university

avenue. it was cleared but traffic is very slow. we have a new concern, report of a grass fire near the freeway. 580 near richmond parkway in a homeless encampment area. you might say how could it -- how could there be a fire out there when it's raining? but does that happen. we'll keep an eye on it for you. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic will be busy as you drive through. you can see traffic is going to be pretty slow. highway 37 is a mess this morning because of an earlier truck accident as you drive toward marin, especially out of vallejo. it's going to be tough. as i back up to look at the rest of the east bay traffic, southbound 880 is slow as you drive from 238 getting down to the fremont area and very slow traffic in the santa cruz mountains this morning because of earlier issues there. if you are driving from santa cruz to san jose, allow extra time. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. a young girl was airlifted to children's hospital in oakland last night after she was bitten by a rattlesnake.

paul chambers is live in eastern contra costa this morning with the encounter and an important safety warning for all of us this summer. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're in the neighborhood where this happen last night. the young girl was doing what most chirp do, playing in their backyard. but this time when she was playing out there, she was bitten by a rattlesnake. first responders say this area is where a lot of wildlife nature live and it gets very warm. the animals start to come out and that's what happened before 8:00 last night. a family called 911 after the child was bitten by a rattlesnake, responding crews say the child who was 2 or 3 was playing in the yard when she was bitten on the foot. >> i went into the backyard. parent pointed us to the area where the child was playing. searched the area. took two minutes, found the snake. picked up with a couple of snakes, put it in a jar. gave it to the helicopter crew to take tat hospital.

>> hospital -- take to the hospital. >> reporter: it's unclear how the child is doing at this hour. experts say this is a very good time to clear weeds from your home not openly for fire danger but for danger from animals. tori? there was another rattlesnake encounter near sacramento. a woman's maternal insinths could possibly have cost her her life after her son was bitten by a rattlesnake. >> mama bear instinct in me decided to suck the venom out because that's apparently what bonanza does. >> she took a walk with her son in folsom. he stepped on a rattlesnake that bit him on the foot. his quick started to swell and turned purple. that's when she tried to suck the venom out of the wound like they do in the movies. wildlife exarts say don't do that because the poison could

-- experts say don't do that because the poison could spread to you. >> absolutely don't do that. use your basic wound type stuff, soap and water, wash the area, keep it clean, call 911 immediately. >> fortunately the snake venom did not spread to jacqueline who is 9 months pregnant. the boy is expected to fully recover. fire crews rushed to a fremont high school on a report of a fire. now, this fire was at washington high school on fremont boulevard. it was called in at 3:30 this morning. it turned out to be a little fire in a jan ter's closet. investigators don't think it's suspicious. fortunately, the flames did not spread but two of the classrooms, they may have some wort damage. the last day of school, by the way, is tomorrow. 7:06. golden state warriors, they lost again lost night, troping

game 3 of the nba finals in cleveland. now they are trailing 2-1 in a best of seven series. >> alex savidge is here now with what the players say they need to do better to have a chance of winning this series. >> good morning to you, guys. they need to do a lot of things better. warriors' fans would agree. but steph an and the warriors say they need to come out aggressive and try to match the intensity of the cavs. the cavs are playing tough defense. they are making all of those little plays and getting after loose balls. here was the scene in cleveland. warriors got off to a slow start in game 3. they did battle. they cut a 20-point deficit down to 1 in the fourth quarter. a strong showing by king james and mathew dellavedova. they ended up being too much for the warriors to handle. king james and dellavedova, they combined for 60 points and they helped the cavs to a 96-91

win. steph curry bounced back from a rough shooting performance in game 2. he had 27 points. only three came if the first half of the game. the dubs have been in this position before. down 2-1. it was against the grazelies. they won the series. the players know they can do it again. >> we have to bottle up what we did in the 4th quarter and bring that for 48 minutes starting in game 4. i think the confidence we have knowing that we come back from 2-1, it means a lot. regardless if it's the finals. that's a huge bonus for us to have gone through that experience before. we have to rely on that. >> steph curry hit big shots. a three-pointer there. we saw the emergence of david lee. he helped to make this a close game. lee had not been played since

the -- the finals. no doubt we'll see more from him in the series. as if it the cavs weren't baked up enough, a lot of injuries, last night, dellavedova had to be taken to the hospital after the game. the team said he experienced some severe cramping while he was still there. he underwent a treatment process that included an i.v. and then he was taken over to the cleveland clinic to receive more treatment. we'll learn later on today, from the team, the cavaliers about his status for tomorrow night's game, game 4. still in cleveland. and of course, the warriors -- i think the fans are not ready to hit the panic button yet. they are in a tough spot. >> and dellavedova has been playing out of his mind, basically. >> incredible. >> you have to respect what he's doing. >> it's a tough series. >> thank you. >> and game 4, that's tomorrow also in cleveland. the teams head back to oakland for game 5 sunday. if necessary, game 6 would be back in cleveland on tuesday.

and if it goes to game 7, that would be in oakland friday, june 19th. now, joe fon zpi is in cleveland. he -- fonzie is in cleveland. he will be back at 7:30. at&t says vandals caused a service outage and are offering a $1,000 reward to catch whoever is responsible. a spokesman said vandals cut a fiber line in walnut creek yesterday morning. the outage affected cell phones and land lines. at&t says most service has been restored. starting next month, some people in the east bay will see a 24% hike in their water bills. yesterday, bay mudd approved the -- east bay m.u.d. approved the hike to cover the cost of buying additional water during the drought. it also proved a long-term

permanent increase of 8%. the district provides drinking water to about 1.3 million people in alameda and contra costa county. i have to say, it -- i know we had a little rain. pretty much all the lawns in my neighborhood are brown. >> brown. every place you look. new video released. an arsonist in the act. look at this video. coming up in 25 minutes, the search for the person who police say deliberately set cars on fire at a dealership. >> reporter: tenants rally to prevent a woman who has lived in this apartment complex for 25 years from being evicted. we'll let you know what they have to say about affordable housing in san francisco. we're looking at a commute that's wet in many areas, dry in others. this is highway 4, not particularly wet here but slow traffic coming up and ever the hill. we'll talk about that -- coming up. and usually in june, we have to dust off the radar.

i'll say. it's lit up this morning and some rain totals coming in that are really impressive. we'll take a look at those coming up.

7:14. happening right now, people who live in a san francisco apartment complex are fighting to keep a neighbor from being evicted. it's happening at a building in the mission district on guerrero street near 21st street. cute fox 2 reporter tara moriarty is live and say neighbors call this a fight for affordable housing. good morning,. >> reporter: bright and early, these folks were on the bullhorn and on the drums. definitely trying to get their message across and making some noise. >> if you fight! >> you can win! >> thank you! >> reporter: the groom is angry that rebecca, a woman in her

late 50s who they describe as vulnerable, someone who struggles with mental illness is supposed to be kicked out of her home after living here for 25 years. they say the building was bought by a google employee in 2012 for $1.4 million. neighbors say that he did not have the -- she did not have the resources to buy another place. they say the attempt to evict her is another abuse of the ellis act, the law that allows landlords a way to exit the rental business. >> the casualty of this, you can see today, somebody like becky who has been in her home for 25 years, she does not have anywhere else to go. she can't afford rent anywhere else. she has no friends or family. the only place she can live is here. we're seeing the bechhead of the battle -- beachhead of the battle because it's turning into a place where only one person can live and that's

incredibly wealthy. >> reporter: the eviction could be delayed if any information comes to light that could change the analysis of the situation. sheriff's officials say six to 12 notices are issued every week. but not all are acted upon immediately. tenants are special circumstances are given help so they are not left on the streets. we're not sure how much longer the folks will be out here but we'll check back in in an hour. >> thank you. young baseball players in the south bay managed to hit the field last night, thanks to the generosity of a local company. the game almost did not happen after thieves last month stole copper wearing at the baseball field that helps power the scoreboard and lights. when san jose-based cupertino electric heard about the crime, the company offered to repair the lights free of charge. it's the same company that installed the lighting system

at levi stadium. >> usually right before sunset, you have the lights on and all of that stuff. it gives us a feeling like we're playing in the big leagues, almost. >> later today an electrics will go back to the field and repair broken lights for free. >> wow. all right. 7:16. one san francisco giants' player had a very good night last night. rookie pitcher chris heston threw a no-hitter. >> got 'em! [ cheers ] >> and chris heston here in new york city has thrown a no- hitter! >> that's incredible. he's only 27. he led the giants to a 5-0 win over the mets. he struck out 11 batters. he could have had a perfect game if he hadn't hit three batters. hesston is the first-- hesto en

is the first player on this team to hit a no-hitter. >> just to be part of it and have the tuent to -- have the opportunity on thought there. it was fun. >> giants' pitchers have thrown four no-hitters in the past four years. this took place during game 3 of the nba finals being played in cleveland, as you know. the last time cleveland hosted a game 3 of the finals was june 12th, 2007 and there was also a no-hitter that day. the detroit tigers' pitcher justin verlander threw it. >> wow. a coincidence. >> somebody is really digging through their sports history. 7:18. let's check in with sal. and you said there is -- how is it looking at highway 4 and bay pointe? >> highway 4 will be slow. it will be slow on 680.

we have a new crash on highway 37. we have a lot going on out there. the wet weather has really made things slow. starting off with highway 4 although it's dry here. it's pretty slow as you drive in this part of contra costa county. and we'll talk about a motorcycle accident in just a moment. but i want to go to a tip i got from our loyal viewer, william tweety who just reported -- used to be a fire captain out there or a firefighter. as you to 37 at the fairgrounds, a crash westbound there and also a crash reported eastbound there. remember there was an earlier accident on 37 at lakeville. so 37 is not doing very well. right now, traffic is going to be superbusy in that area. we go down to livermore, westbound 580 very slow traffic as you drive through. there's also now a report of a crash southbound 680 in pleasant hill at treat boulevard reported as a motorcyclist down. let's go to live pictures now and talk about westbound bay bridge. that's backed up to the

macarthur maze. and very heavy traffic here. also looking at the commute other parts of the east bay, it will be very slow if you drive on 880. now it's 7:19. let's go to steve. i just put this together. we have rain totals and i mean for june, these are very impressive. i should add there are greater amounts than this. petaluma, 13/100ths, lake county, 13/100ths. napa, that's in town, 11/100ths. but north of town, paul, i think he had 17/100ths. i had a report from eric of eric ross winery of .25 of rain. are you kidding me in june? mount davidson, san francisco, that's from steve, who is always willing to talk weather with me. .10. oakland airport, .09. sfo, .08. livermore .07. hayward, .07. had a report in the castro valley hills of .14. i'm trying to update this as

quick as i can. greg woke up to the rain on mount davidson and thought whoest will the sprinklers on? this can't be right. it is. you see the low pressure. remember, there is the key. if it weren't for the -- it happened into the remains of what was hurricane blanca coming up from cabo san luis and baja, very rare for june. july, august, maybe. august/september, yes. but not june. it continues to roar in here. south san francisco, bayview, burlingame, sfo. hayward, oakland, 880 corridor to castro valley back to danville, san ramon and livermore. but now coming down from napa, american canyon, hidden brook, into san rafael and just heard from amore, coming down pretty good in san rafael. i'll say. band of these coming through to the north. some of that rain over petaluma. not as much to the north.

up in lake county, had .10. this will continue through most of the day. it is really warm out. as you might imagine, the cloud cover because it's tropical in nature is going to keep us in a very muggy humid pattern. i doubt there's much sun but if there's any sun it will feel extremely tropical like. there is dry air coming in. i think we're in the mix for most of the day for cloudy, mostly cloudy. humid conditions, rain. then a possibility of more thunderstorms this afternoon. we need a few breaks in the clouds. it's certainly possible. i had a couple of reports of some sun up forward fort bragg. it will be cloudy here. 60s, 70s and 80s. temperatures held down by the cloud cover probably linger into thursday morning. by then the low will be visiting las vegas hanging out at the pool. it will be a long way from us. >> how did you say las vegas? >> las vegas. >> elvis. >> hot and then a cooling trend that goes through most of next

week. amazing weather for us. >> are you having fun for this weather? >> i love it. >> if this had come in the winter, this would be a much, much different -- much different story. tempers flared in antioch after speed bumps were removed because any were put in illegally after a deadly crash. >> maybe had we had speed bumps, stop signs, something would have about done. >> we'll tell you what the city is promising to do. and trouble in springfield. say it ain't so. the reason marge simpson will be legally separating next season.

new public opposition to the high-speed rail project. this time people in southern california don't like the construction plans. they live in the rural high desert. they say the current plan would cut their community in half. they also worry about noise and say the line should go through a tunnel underneath the angeles national forest. now, similar protests in silicon valley forced the rail authority to use caltrain tracks at lower speeds instead of building new high-speed tracks on the peninsula. 7:26. hundred of thousands of students who took the s.a.t. that had a printing error will still receive a valid store but

the section with the glitch will not be counted. the college board says some test books mistakenly gave students 25 minutes for one section instead of 20 minutes. the error affected about 487,000 students who took the exam last saturday. the college board said there are enough other sections to provide overall valid scores. >> there is a shakeup on the -- there is a shakeup on the simpson show. the marriage of homer and marge, on the rocks. homer's sleep disorder has become a strain on their marriage and he falls in love with a pharmacist and bart simpson will be killed in the halloween special. simpson's 27th season begins

right here on ktvu on september 27th. up next -- we'll go live to cleveland to talk to joe fonzi. what the warriors have to do to win game 4 and tie the series with the cavaliers. >> reporter: it just got harder for older teens in the south bay to get their hands on tobacco products. we'll explain the new rules and you will hear from a teen. we're looking at the east bay commute. right now traffic is going to be slow in a lot of places. a familiar reason, it's wet weather. but here it is june. steve? >> i know. it's raining. we have some okay amounts. it's been coming down for some, in fact, .25 in one location. over .10 for others. we'll see how long this crazy pattern lasts.

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whether i'm making shots or not, i have to stay -- i use the word vibrant, kind of having fun out there because i think the team definitely feeds off my energy. >> have a little more fun when you are winning. cleveland now leads the nba finals as the warriors trail 2- 1. we're live in cleveland this morning where ktvu fox 2's joe fonzi has been following all of the action right now at the rock n' roll hall of fame. coming up in minutes we'll talk to him live.

not sure what that guy is doing in the hall of fame. but we'll find out. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. let's czech weather and traffic -- check weather and traffic. some of the rain has been really impressive for june. it continues to come down. other areas get a couple of 1/100ths. north napa, 17/100ths. hayward is here twice. one is the hayward hills. 14/100ths. pacifica 13. that's from glen. livermore .09, hayward proper .08. the rain continues to rotate around a low southwest of us. two enhancements. one fought north favoring napa over to petaluma and then down to marin county. one that's been hanging out from livermore to hayward right to daly city and south san francisco. some of it has been moderate to heavy. pretty good rain, steady rain, daly city, peninsula, parts of the pacific right over to

payview, pretty good rain there. castro valley. the next ban row nateing down from napa -- rotating down from napa. it looks to be on the back side on some of this to the north. we've had .10 plus into lake county as well. some of this rain will continue to rotate in. most of the day looks like cloudy skies. very mild temperatures. 60s on the these temperatures. the low will be with us. there it is. it's going to take the turn and head into central california tonight and tomorrow. in the meantime, it rotates into a lot of cloud cover and the possibility of showers. very mug you go humid. it's rain here this morning. 60s, 70s and 80s. with the rain comes a lot of problems. sure does. and yesterday i was explaining to someonele who had never been to new york what it is like to stand on a subway platform in august in new york city. it's like the weather we're having now. humid and kind of wet. right now, the traffic is doing just okay if you are driving on

280. it's dry here. humid and slow traffic getting up into the west valley. we haven't had a lot of problems today. a lot of people on the road at once. we do have a lot of slow traffic in the east bay trying to get to this area of the south bay. 880 is slow from 238 heading down to fremont and then 237 is going to be slow as you drive over to 101. look at 101. 101 is solid from capitol expressway up to mountain view. we have slow traffic on 101 southbound as well through menlo park. let's go back to the bay bridge toll plaza which is slow. by the way, 80 is slow from vallejo all the way down to the toll plaza and 37 is a mess in vallejo in both directions because of earlier issues. 7:34. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. the golden state warriors have a day off today after a tough loss to the cavaliers in game 3 of the nba finals. joe fon joe fonzi joins us live from cleveland to talk basketball and a little music and the warriors need to dance

to a different tune, joe. >> reporter: that's good. they absolutely do. we've been salvaging our injuries. what better way than here in it's come alive since we were last year. you have the michael jackson in the background. we're in the area of michael jackson. you can see his glove there. an outfit he wore when he was performing. several other outfits. what would the rock n' roll hall of fame be without james brown? there is he, one of the original inductees into the original class. the hall has been here -- this is the 20th year. they are celebrating their 20th year of existence in cleveland but the hall has been around for 30 years before they got that. they've had 10 million visitors here. i believe i said 10,000 last time.

10million visitors here in this rock n' roll hall of fame. the supremes once performed on ed sullivan. they didn't perform in colored european forms like -- uniforms like i see here. i probably saw them on black and white on tv. last night was disastrous third quarter for the warriors. at one point they were behind 20 months. months. lebron james had a monster game. steph curry was very un-steph curry like in the third. in the fourth, he got hit. at the end of the first half only had three points on one of six shooting from the field. but he heated it up in a way that only steph curry can in the fourth quarter and several times the warriors got it down to where it was a one possession game and had a

chance to take the lead but they were unable to do that and again, it was lebron james that had a big hand in it seemingly every time it happened. once he took a loft from matthew dellavedova, jammed into the hoop that put cleveland out of a one- possession situation. a little bit later, it was dellavedova himself who put in a very tough basket with steph curry trying to foul him. that went to a four-point deficit as dellavedova completed the three-point play. these are things that the warriors will have to concern themselves with as they qual behind in the series -- as they fall behind in the series of. >> no excuse for three quarters -- i think we were playing hard and were into it but there are no results to show for it. especially on the road we have to just play free, have fun and

be the aggressors if we're gonna win this series. >> in order for us to win, we have to defend and my guys do a great job defending. we don't step outside of the box. when you have that type of chemistry on the floor, it makes everything work. >> reporter: i talked about the supremes a minute ago. i did want to show it to you. as we come back over here, we'll show you some of the other parts of the hall. this a small part of it. here is "the who." here is an extreme funk around -- funk and deltic. you can hear the strains of the beach boys. that's not a northern california group. i know that. it's a southern california group. but we wanted to bring you the california sound to go out with here in hopes that maybe the warriors can figure out a way to develop good vibrations as

they go into that game, game 4 tomorrow. if they can get a split here in cleveland, they would be happy to tie it up. but they very much need to do that. they are practicing today. mark ibanez later will have the highlights of this practices but until then, reporting live from the hall hall of fame. we have one more hit coming up in about an hour. the >> thank you, joe. as joe mentioned, game 4 is tomorrow, also in cleveland, the teams head back to oakland for game 5 on sunday. if necessary, game 6 would be back in cleveland on tuesday and then game would be in oakland on friday night june 19th. >> always good to see joe. police in novato, they have released new surveillance video, they want you to see of

an arsonist setting fire to four brand-new cars at a car dealership. we told you about this yesterday on "mornings on 2." look off in the distance. you see a man lighting something, then throwing it under one of the cars at novato chef row lay on redwood boulevard. at one point he walks close to the surveillance camera. you can see his face. now, the monday night fire destroyed two cars. it damaged two others. damage estimated at $1 hufn,000. so far police don't have a motive for this. but they are working hard to catch this man fearing he may strike again. 7:40. santa clara county is now the first in the state to raise the age a person can buy tobacco products from 18 to 21. janine de la vega is live in san jose to tell us about the change and you've been hearing from retailers about this. what do they have to say? >> reporter: they do have plenty to say. under these new rules, anyone under 21 will not be able to

buy tobacco products in stores that are located in unincorporated santa clara county like this 7-eleven. but they can go across the street in the city of san jose and buy as long as they are 18. the manager here says that's gonna hurt business. the board unanimously passed the ordinance which raises the legal age limit to buy products from 18 to 21. the decision was prompted by health concerns. a recent study by the institute of medicine showed increasing the illegal purchasing age would decrease smoking dealts by 10%. we spoke to one teen who smokes to get his thoughts. >> i think it's good for the people that do smoke a lot of cigarettes because that will keep them from being able to buy it at a younger age. less people would get addicted to like tobacco and stuff. >> reporter: the ordinance goes into effect january 1st of next year and does not apply to

incorporated cities within the county. retailers will be required to ask for identification from the buyers before selling cigarettes or any other products containing tobacco. they've also got to post signs notifying customers at displaying the new age limit there. from customers we talked to they said it's a good thing they are wondering how effective it will be just because teens can still ask their older friends to buy for them. you know, we'll have to see what happens. >> kind of -- that can happen with alcohol also. >> sure. 7:42. san francisco supervisors they gave first approval to some. nation's toughest laws regular lating sugary drinks. san francisco is a big step kleeser to being the nation's first city to require warning labels on soft drink ads to warn consumers that the amount of sugar in sodas it contributes to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay. it's similar to warning labels receipt choired across the nation to on -- required across

the nation on cigarette ads. >> we need to do what we did with cigarettes and try to make different approaches to reduce consumption. >> no question we need to do something about diet and nutrition but regulating food and beve ridges is not the right way to go about it. >> they banned ads on city owned property and city money can't be used to buy dink that is have added sugar. the soft drink industry think they are being treated unfairly and they say they will look at legal measures to possibly try to overturn new laws. the board of sipps expected to give -- supervisors expected to give final approval next week. still no word if the mayor will veto the measures. 7:42. across the country, it's a patel -- battle against salt. new york city officials will propose an unprecedented new rule that would require restaurants to put sodium warnings on their menus. this would mark foods that have

more than 2300 grams of sodium. that's a teaspoon of salt which is the recommended amount we should consoul in one day. the cdc says too much sodium can raise blood pressure and that can be a major risk factor in heart disease and stroke. the requirement would only apply to chain restaurants. the health department estimates the symbols would be placed next to about 10% of menu items. the ntsb says the amtrak engineer was not using his cell phone just before the derailment in philadelphia last month. that crash killed eight people and injured more than 200. investigators say they studied the cell phone records of 32- year-old brandon bost yan. he suffered a -- boston. he suffered a concussion and says he cannot remember anything about the traffic. the train traveled twice the speed of 50-mile-an-hour, the

speed limit. 7:44. a fire inside an east bay school. in 23 minutes, a look at the damage and the one good thing firefighters say helped the situation from becoming worse. well, there i am. we j have june rain. it's almost like being on the islands. ♪

the manhunt continues for the two men who escaped the prison in upstate new york. police have been scouring a

small town after two men were seen walking along a road in a rain storm and fled when a car approached. investigators say they are following all of the tips coming in about the two. meanwhile, investigators think a woman who worked with the men in the prison had planned to pick them up after they escaped but she changed her mind at the last minute. she was hospitalized this weekend due to panic attacks. some people in antioch lashed out at the city council after the city removed several speed bumps from a neighborhood where a man was hit and killed by a car last month. timothy hudson was killed in a hit and run outside his home on 11th street. a group of concerned residents then illegally installed feed bumps in front of the home. hudson's mother was engauged when the -- enraged when the family was away at the funeral. city workers with the police escort removed the speed bumps and blacked out the word, slow that neighbors had painted.

>> maybe had we had speed bumps, stop signs, something, something would have been done. >> i understand they are a liability. the thing is, they could have waited until the family was there. >> the city says it is examining speeding and congestion on the streets by installing a traffic monitoring device. >> all right. we've got rain. >> yeah, we do have rain. >> it has to be affecting your commute, sal. >> this commute on 80 is done. you can put a fork in this one. 66-minute commute. do you really -- look at it. you are looking at the tv, you are saying why would i want to drive in this right now. it was an earlier accident to blame partially. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is backed up for a 5 to 30-minute delay starting the count from the maze. it's worse than that if you count the time gettinger that.

the morning commute will be slow on 37. it's slow in vallejo and also very slow on 880 southbound as you drive from 238 down to fremont. 7:39. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> do you believe this? thank you for all of the information. i'm doing my best to do this on the air. for rain from lake county, san jose really not in on this. they are on the -- kind of the southern edge of it. it's close. they've had some rain. not a lot. there have been some impressive totals coming in here for june. my goodness. we'll get to those in just a second. you can see some of that rain. it's all associated with what was once hurricane blanca. came up cabo san lucas and went up big sur, baja. a low happened into the moisture. that's kind of the key.

it's wrapping it back around. some of the rainfall was really impressive. where san pablo bay meets southern, .25. daly city, .25. north napa, .17. penitentiary and pacifica. 13. sfo, .15. livermore .09. san francisco observe observer michael polanski -- our observer michael polanski .0 .04. and janessa said why does california have such bipolar weather? i don't know. it's just something -- something's crazy. no explain aches. rhyme or reason. it seems to -- woosh's in -- we're in a wacky pattern. brentwood, oakley, not as much

in antioch. san ramon, danville rein. right over napa. right over american canyon. petaluma, and then into marin county. that's one band and well up to the north about .10 to .15 in lake county. middle town has .10. upper headache .17. clearlake has had over .10. after that, north of that, there's not that much. san jose, it's just lifting out. there's still some around the santa clara valley. 60s on the temps. unbelievably warm due to the cloud cover. you can see the moisture source coming up. that's the low. it will take the turn and move toward las vegas by tomorrow. until it does, it wraps back in. this drier air to the south, if we get any sun, that will help create more lift in the air and give us thunderstorms. i think we're in for light rain most of the day. possible thunderstorms later today. more light rain, 60s, 70s and 80s. this is all cloud cover dependent. if it doesn't, if that sun

breaks through, you could hit 88 or 90 and it could -- steamy. mostly cloudy, clearing out thursday and then friday, a quick warmup. 90s through the interior. but then it starts to cool down by the weekend. >> i heard pam say there is a new normal. >> thank you, steve. eight minutes before 8:00. people living in a san francisco apartment complex fighting for one of their own. at the top of the hour we're live in the mission district to explain why a disabled woman is being evict and what her neighbors are doing to make sure that doesn't happen. the airline is trying to make some more space in the overhead bins. new recommendations that may make you buy some new luggage.

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three jurors in the awe movie shooting trial have been -- in the aurora movie shooting trial have been removed. the judge discovered one of them had seen news reports and shared the information with the other two. alternates will take the place of the tis missed jurors -- dismissed. if you are planning a trip on an airline, you may need to buy some new luggage soon. the airline's trade group is recommending reducing the size of carry-on luggage on u.s. airlines. the guidelines are reduced by

.50. the height, the width and the depth of allowable bags. it would increase the number of bags that would fit in the overhead bins. >> the size of bags, it's amazing that people try to bring on board. a toddler in pittsburgh bitten by a rattlesnake. at 8:00, what we was doing before the attack and the important tip who keep you safe. and dub nation feeling a bit nervous. warriors dropped a tough one last night in cleave land. they now -- cleveland. they now trail 2-1 games. we will tell you what steph and company says needs to change to turn this series around.

an east bay family tense hours after their child was airlifted to hospital of a being bitten by a rattlesnake. >> alley-oop to james and he throws it down. >> another disappointing loss for the warriors. ahead, we're live in cleveland with the highlights and low lights are of game 3. well, good morning to you. our other big story. look the rainfall. that's a live picture. hardest hit areas and some pretty impressive totals coming up. stay tuned. and take an umbrella. >> yes. >> good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, it's june 10th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. got my umbrella under my desk

and steve joins us now. really as you said pretty imbrittive totals for june. >> somebody looks back at the record and from -- 100 years from now and they had good rain in june. no rain in january what. was going on. maybe june will be the wettest month. who knows. >> thank you for the information coming in. you've been fabulous on twitter, facebook. some of the rain totals are just really, really impressive for june. southern sonoma, napa county, .25. daly city, .25. north neap, .17. sfo, .15. oakland airport. 11. livermore airport, .09. hayward hills .14. san francisco .04. kevin leavevy in sausalito said .05. sausalito is between the two

bands. still kind of hanging out there. over toward bayview, hayward, right back over to daly city, san bruno, south san francisco, sfo, a little bit toward -- we're finally getting rain in walnut creek out toward brentwood discovery bay and livermore. speaking of livermore here. susan, i will say mike -- michael? susan michael? yes, yes, yes, rain in livermore. what a late great birthday gift. love this tropical weather keep it coming. yes, yes, yes. directv hand in the horse there? back to my story. the rain will be here for most of the day. it will clear up tonight. heavy yef amounts seem -- heaviest amounts seem to be in this area. 60s on the temps. you can see the system rotating in. the low will take the turn and

head toward las vegas by tonight and tomorrow. today, cloudy, mostly cloudy. muggy, humid. rain, possible thunderstorms this afternoon. 60s, 70s and 80s. >> sal, who would have thunk it? >> well, you know, people who are driving are thinking man, this is terrible. it is. i want to show you the next picture on the eastshore freeway, it's taking 71 minutes to drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze according to the road sensors, 71 is not a number i like to see unless we're talking about led zeppelin. this is terrible traffic coming out to the macarthur maze. if you are driving to the bay bridge, it will take you 30 minutes to get through that. not a great commute. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it just went up to 72. traffic is going to be slow here as you drive through. there are no major problems right now on the span. but just getting there is a different story. the east bay is also lit up with a lot of slow traffic

here. southbound 880 is backed up from 238 as you drive down to fremont. it's solid traffic. we can show you this on the maps but the san mateo bridge is slow. there is a new crash northbound 101 in san mateo and 1 in jenel is not doing well. 280 is slightly better but 280 itself is slow down the peninsula as well from san bruno down to hillsborough area. 8:04. back to the desk. >> thank you. we're waiting for an update on the condition of a young girl bitten by a rattlesnake outside her home in pittsburg. paul cham percent is live -- chambers is live in eastern contra costa county with the terrifying encontinue -- encounter. >> reporter: we're in the neighborhood where that happened last night. the young chime was doing what any -- child was doing what any young child would be doing the, playing outside. while outside she was bit by a rattlesnake. >> i went to the backyard, where the child was playing.

searched the area, took about two minutes and found the snake. placed the snake in a jar. gave it to the helicopter crew to take to the hospital. the toddler was airlifted to -- >> reporter: the toddler wars airlifted -- toddler was airlifted to children's hospital. experts say rattlesnake bites are rare. however, this time of year is when they pop up. as a reminder, you should be extra cautious. >> we live in an area where we're up against nature. as it starts to warm up and the animals start to come up, we want to make sure we've cleared the weed away from our house for the fire danger and the animals. >> reporter: now, the california poison control center advises people if you are bitten by a snake to be calm. contact a doctor and try to get to them as soon as possible. if that takes a minute, wash out the wound with soap and water and keep it elevated and

make sure you go to the hospital. and also if you are wearing rings or anything that's around the area that got bit that could swell up, make sure you take that off. tori? >> paul chambers live for us this morning. thank you. there was another rattlesnake encounter near sacramento. a woman's maternal instincts could have killed her after her son was bitten by a snake. >> mama bear instinct in me decided to suck the develop not out -- venom out. >> she took a walk with her son. he accidentally stepped on a baby rattlesnake which bit miss foot. his foot swelled a turned purple and then his mother sucked the venom out. they say that's the wrong thing to do because because the poison can spread to you.

>> absolutely don't do that. use your basic wound-type stuff, soap and water. wash the area, keep it clean. call 911 immediately. >> fortunately, the snake venom didn't spread to jacqueline who is nine months pregnant. his foot is still swollen. he's expected to recover. fire crews in fremont rushed to a high school to put out a fire. it happened at washington high school on fremont boulevard about 3:30 this morning. it turned out to be a small fire in a jan ter's closet and it does not appear to be suspicious. fortunately, the flames did not spread. the two of the classrooms had some water damage. the last day of school is tomorrow. warriors dropped a tough game in cleveland. now they trail 2-1 in the nba finals. they've been in the situation before in the playoffs. alex savidge is here now with the adjustments the team will

need to make. good morning. >> good morning. quite a few of them. the players say they really need to match the intensity of the cavs. not easy to do, the way they are playing right now. and they want to come out aggressive from the start of the game. easier said than done. last night, it wasn't good for the warriors. they got off to a slow start early on in game 3 in cleveland. they did, however, make things interesting. they cut a 20 of point deficit down to 1 point in the 4th quarter. they were a bit nervous, the fans inside last night. but lebron james and matthew dellavedova were too much. those two combined for 60 points. the cavs won 96-91. steph curry, a bit of a bright spot here, he bounced back from a terrible shooting performance in game 2. he ended with 2 points. the mvp says a lot has to change if the warriors have a chance. >> for us to win the series, we

have to play that way the whole game. we have the department and talent to do it whether we're at home or on the road. no excuse for three quarters we were -- i think we were playing hard and into it, but there are no results to show for it and you can't really get any spark. >> you have been down before and you can get out of it. it's easier said than done. it's up to us to do the things that we haven't been able to do. >> he made some big shots down the stretch and gave the warriors the chance. resaw the re emergence of -- reemergence of david lee he will likely be seen moving forward. as if the cavs weren't tealing with enough -- dealing with enough health ires, matthew

dellavedova was taken to the cleveland clinic for treatment for cramping. the dubs, they are in trouble. but remember, they were down 2- 1 games in the series with the grizzlies and were able to pull that series out but lebron james and the cavs, though pose a much greater schal -- challenge. >> yeah. >> lebron james looks very tough. >> yeah. >> we'll stay tuned tomorrow night. thank you. 8:10. at&t now says vandals caused a service out outage and they are offering a $1 nourk real ward -- $1,000 reward who did this. you will see your water bills jump 24%.

yesterday, the east bay m.u.d. district approved a temporary rate hike. they say they need that surcharge to cover the cost of buying additional water during the drought. they also approved a long-term permanent increase of 8%. now, if -- the district provides 1.3 million people in alameda and contra costa counties. young adults who want to speak in some parts of the bay area will soon have a harder time buying a back of cigarettes. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where tenants say a mission land horde is out of -- landlord is out of line. wet commute means slow traffic out there. here we are looking at highway 101 in san jose. this commute is terrible. we'll tell you more about some of the slow commutes.

well, for some, there's a lot of cloud cover and very light rain or none at all. for others, it's been steady. we'll talk about the crazy june weather. grass fed? mhmm. i'm super into health. bottled tap water? well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source.

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evicted as soon as today. the demonstrators are protesting about what they say is proof of san francisco's affordable housing crisis. tara moriarty has been out there since early this morning. you are live at the building on ge question row near -- guerrero near 21st street. you are out in the rain. >> reporter: yes, and so are a lot of people supporting rebecca. they describe her as someone who is vulnerable, someone who struggles with mental illness. they say he's being evicted from her home. >> if you fight! >> you can win! >> thank you! >> reporter: fellow tenants say the building was bought by a google employee in 2012 for $1.4 million. neighbors say she didn't have the resources to file paperwork to buy herself more time to find another place to live.

the attempt to evict her is an abuse of the ellis act. >> there is an eviction epidemic happening. the market has gotten so crazy that landlords and speculators will find every possible way to get renters out of their homes so they can flip units and sell them for millions. as a result of it, neighborhoods are being wiped out and turned into essentially wealthy play grounds. >> sheriff's officials say it's unclear when the eviction would take place. sheriff's officials say anywhere from six to 12 notices of eviction notices are issued every week. tenants with special circumstances are given extra hope so they aren't left out on the streets. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you.

8:16. let's check in with sal. it's been slow out there possibly because of the unexpected rain we're getting in june. >> got a couple of tweets that said californians can't drive in the rain. what do you think about that? it's kind of funny. every time this happens, i get those tweets. we'll see. you can always hit me up on social media and tell meal what you think. in the mean time, let's go outside and take a look at what we have. a lot of slow traffic out there. it has been correlated with the wet weather. look at oakland. it's slow and it's raining northbound and southbound. no major problems as you drive south but it will be very slow. the peninsula is also taking a beating. we'll show you that in a moment. i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza backed up for a 25-minute delay. but that's kind of misleading because getting to the toll plaza itself is an adventure on 580 on 80 and also on 880. on the peninsula, 101 is in bad shape here in san mateo as you drive through.

had an earlier accident near the 92 interchange. 280 down to 308 is slow. 101 is backed up out of south city into san francisco. so this is one of those commutes where i can't possibly tell you everything that's going on but i can give you the general warning that you need extra time. 8:17. may rain brother, hello, steve! >> sal, usually i go out in the newsroom to say hi. i haven't had time to leave the weather desk. >> too busy. >> yes. i want to read this to you. this is june 1906. june 1906. livermore. on the 3rd, 17/100ths, on the 4th, .25. on the 10th, .25. it rains occasionally. .23 for the month. occasionally had happens. it's rare you don't get any rain in january. not a drop in san francisco. first time ever since records gee gan. today they have .04.

there's been impressive totals. two main bands. one is kind of slicing from livermore speaking of, right back toward san ramon, dan ville and then hayward, union city, san leandro, san lorenzo, castro valley and then right back over to the san mateo bridge back to san bruno, san francisco, south san francisco, i should say. sfo, pacifica. the other band is from napa and petaluma and a little bit in marin county. the daly -- north napa, that's paul watts. petaluma at least .13. pacifica .13. sfo, .15. oakland airport .11. livermore speaking of. .po.09. .04 in el cerrito. some areas getting rain. sausalito, .0 a. it's almost like training a little bit.

most of this seems to be coming off the altamont pass and the other band stretching down from napa right over the carer in rose district -- carneros district. if you have something different let me know. there were good amounts in lake county, looks like things are tapering off. about .10 to .20. san jose kind of missed out on this. a lot of cloud cover. it's cloudy but the rain line has been to the north. that may change later on tonight. 60s the temps. amazingly warm, mild. at one time this was hurricane blanca then tropical storm. this low is kind of the key. it latched onto the move, rotates it background. there's flood watches and warnings in northeast california for really heavy

rain. mostly cloudy. cloudy, humid. rain, and a possibility here later today, maybe stabilization of the atmosphere. get some thunderstorms. 80s for the interior. the lows are in the 60s. there were some upper 60s. mostly cloudy in the morning. maybe a few showers and then it clears out. friday looks hot and then it decreases. >> next week looks cooler. >> cooler. >> wow. all right. thank you, steve. >> thank you. 8:21. well, a short film clip of amelia earhart as she prepares for the second leg of her flight has been uncovered. the home movie was taken at burbank airport by the brother of her official photographer. the film shows her posing with her plane. the film was tucked away in a box and was not seen by the public until now.

she planned to become the first person to fly around the world as close to the cre tater as possible -- equator as possible but she disappeared over the pacific as she headed back to oakland where the trip started. >> did you know that? >> yes. >> it started in oakland and she was trying to get back to oakland. still ahead -- nude selfies? getting a group busted in malaysia. but that's not their only problem. mum, the deadly catastrophe -- coming up, the deadly catastrophe connected to that photo session. a problem the s.a.t.s taken by hundred of thousands of students. the error that wipes out their scores. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge.

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the ntsb says the amtrak engineer was not using his cell phone just before the derailment in philadelphia last month. that crash killed eight people and injured more than 200. investigators say they studied the cell phone records of 32- year-old brandon bostyan. he suffered a concussion and told investigators he cannot remember anything about the accident. the train derailed along a curve while traveling twice the speed limit of 50 miles an hour. the ntsb is releasing the investigation into the derailment. no word if they've determined the cause of the crash. therary new -- there is new public opposition to california's high speed rail

project. this time some southern california residents are opposing the construction plans. people living in the rural high desert say the current plan would cut their community in half. they also worry about noise. they say the high-speed label rhine should go through a tunnel underneath the angeles national forest. similar outcries forced the rail authority to use caltrain tracks at lower speed instead of building new high speed tracks on the peninsula. 8:26. hundreds of thousands of students who took the s.a.t. test that had a printing error they will gill set a val -- get a valid score. the college board said some textbooks mistakenly gave students 25 minutes to complete one section instead of 20 minutes. well, that mistake affected 487,000 students who took the exam last saturday. the college board says said there are enough other sections to provide overall vam id scores -- valid scores.

the expanding soda war in san francisco as the city takes aim at soft drinks. the new regulations on the verge of becoming law. we're live in the south bay where new rules affecting smokers and businesses who sell tobacco products were just approved. we'll explain coming up. crawling along on 280 northbound as you get up to highway 17, 880. we've had a tough one here in san jose. we'll give you more details coming up. cloudy skies muggy, humid some rain, not everybody in on it. if you do, the rain is pretty good, a lot of cloud cover, remains the blanca visiting. we'll see what's in store for tomorrow.

welcome back. it's wednesday, june 10th. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. i'm gonna ask steve paulson if i can borrow his umbrella. >> sure you can. >> i need an umbrella. >> most people -- not all. pretty good rain out there. still coming down really hard. in livermore and also had a report in forestville coming down pretty good. san jose, looks like they are on the drier side. this system will rotate in a lot of cloud cover. that we have. that's a given. humidity is really, really high. the remains of hurricane blanca entrained in this low pressure. two bands, one stretching from tracy, right over the altamont pass. livermore back to san ramon picking back up again. then goes to san leandro, hayward and south san francisco. another ban looks weaker. from napa to petaluma. south of that.

that one looks like it's rotating off. some of the rain was just -- i mean for june, really good. it happens. we get rain in june. just not very often. when it does, we have something to right home about. north napa approaching that. petaluma, pacifica, at least .13. sfo, .15. oakland airport, .11. livermore probably .9. san francisco up to .05. el cerrito .04. there's san ramon, bages over the hayward hills, oakland, union city, that's been the line all morning long. it looks like we're on the last gasp from lake county. there's still some embedded within that. the moisture source looks like it's thinning out a little bit. there will still be some rain hit and miss there. but the rainband continues to be to foster city, pacifica, daly city. 60s, very mild on the lows.

you can see some of the cloud cover. there is a ban. north of that -- there is a band. north of that, it's dry. if you are in this area, it's hot, humid. if you are in that, it's cloudy. but that will be in las vegas. we'll be on the drier side. cloudy, mostly cloudy. humid, very warm lows. possible thunderstorms. any breaks in those clouds. 80s on the tell. 60s, 70s -- on the temps. 60s, 70s elsewhere. sal? >> we're gonna start in the east bay. we have a new report of a crash on the bridge. that will impact the east bay commute. 80 westbound, very slow traffic between the bridge and the macarthur maze. more than an hour to drive those two points. i believe it, too. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see a big backup and there's a new crash reported on the west end of the bridge, closer to the san francisco side. just really terrible traffic there. it's going to make it a lot slower. this commute is not going to be over in a half-hour at 9:00 like a lot of commutes are.

you will have to count on slow traffic throughout the morning for this particular commute. let's move alond and take a look at some. other commutes around the bay area. 37 has been slow. we've had very slow traffic in the east bay. him 101 is slow across the bay. we have a new injury accident reported at the airport. northbound 101 right near the airport exit. 280 is slow. my best advice for you today is to be patient and leave yourself extra time. 8:33. back to the desk. >> thank you. the golden state warriors, well, they are now focused on game 4 of the finals after finding themselves down 2-1. but they've been there before. they have bounced back and came away successful. joe fon zpi is live there. you are at the rock n' roll hall of maim. you are talking baseball and a little music too. >> reporter: isn't it interesting that a lot of

athletes wish they were musicians and vice versa? we're kind of distracts ourself and -- disstracketing ourselves -- distracting ourselves and enjoy the rock n' roll hall of fame. we talked about the san francisco sound, the summer of love in the '60s. we're in front of a seattle section here. kurt cobain. there's undoubtedly no more famous seattle musician than the person we're hearing in the background, jimmy hendricks. also home to paul revere and the raiders. let's talk basketball. game three of the series last night. the warriors and cavs came in here. tied 1-1. the cavs hit their high point in the third quarter. lebron james assisting to timothy mozgov. it looked like the cavs would run away with it.

the warriors dug deep and steph curry didn't have a good first half. he only had three points on one of six shootings in the first half but he came alive in the 4th. ultimately ended up with 27 points and going 10 for 20 from the field. the warriors several times fought it down to a one- possession game. every time they did that, the cavs had an answer. lebron james and matthew dellavedova. that made it more comfortable for the cavs. another point when the warriors got it down to a one-point game it was dellavedova going into the lane getting fouled by steph curry. still getting the shot to go and converting the three-point play that put the cavs up by 4. ultimately, it was -- lebron with 40. dellavedova by 20, with 20 points. those are a couple of things the warriors will have to corn themselves going forward. >> no excuse, we were -- i think we were playing hard. we were into it.

no results to show for it. especially on the road, we have to just, you know, play free and have fun if we'll win the series. >> in order to win, we have to defend and my guys do a great job of coming out and defending. everyone knows their role. we all play our role to the best of our ability. we don't step outside of the box. when you have that time of chemistry on the floor, it makes everything work. >> reporter: dellavedova with his 20 last night, something the warriors will have to figure out as well. they've been there before. we'll leave you, you know -- we're at another part of the country that was very famous for its music. and that is the memphis down. some of the great soul singers of all time, al green, eddie

floyd, knock on wood, but we're listening to one of the greats of all time, otis redding. the inspiration was sitting on san francisco bay doing exactly what you are hearing, watching the tide roll away. this is inspiration to get the warriors going. bring things back home 2-2. that's the hope at this point. they've been there before. and is there anything sweeter than listening to otis redding taking us out? >> wow. otis wedding and joe fonzi together. thank you, joe. 8:37. a measure aimed at keeping tobacco out of the hands of teens has been approved in the south bay. janine de la vega is live in san jose. >> reporter: good morning. this passed unanimously.

the board of supervisors raised the legal age to purchase tobacco products from 18 to 21 years old. so -- this is gonna affect a lot of businesses like convenience stores. the chainen was prompted -- change was prompted by health concerns. a study showed increasing the legal purchasing age of tobacco products would decrease the smoking rate by 1% and smoking related deaths by 10%. businesses must post the minimum age to buy is now 21. anyone who violates it will be fined. retailers will be required to check i.d. we spoke to a smoker this morning to get his thought. >> i smoked for two months and i felt like my lungs -- when i ran and stuff, i would get winded faster. that's why i stopped. i went from cigarettes to a scrape -- vape. >> reporter: the public health office is applauding the decision and calls santa clara county a national leader in

protecting the health of residents from tobacco. it's the first county in the state to pass an ordinance like this. it goes into effect january 1st, of 2016. it does not apply to incorporated cities within the county. back out here live, that's frustrating to business owners who are in unincorporated parts of the county. we're in unincorp traited san jose. that's where this 7-eleven is located. this will affect them. but the owner here says if you just go across the street in the strip mall, that's the city of san jose. people who are not old enough can just go across the steet and buy their et. >> s there instead of purchasing them at this store. that's why they are frustrated about this new ordinance that just passed. >> very interesting. thank you. san francisco supervisors have given first approval to some of the toughest laws in the country regulating sugary drinks. san francisco is now a big step

closer to being the first city in the country to require warning labels on soft drink ads it. they will warn consumers the amount of sugar in soda contributes to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay. they are similar to warning labels across the country on cigarette ads. >> we need to do what we did with cigarettes and try to take a bun. of different approaches to reduce consumption. >> there's no question that we need to do something about diet and nutrition. but food -- reck lating food an beverage choices is not the right way to go about it. >> the board banned ads on city owned property including bus stops and city money cannot be used to buy drinks that have added sugar. >> the soft drink industry says it's being unfairly targeted and says it will look at what legal measures it can -- it can take to overturn the laws. the board expected to give final ail profl next week. no word if the mayor will veto the measures.

8:40. the release of a man who spent more than 40 years in solitary confinement. it's been delayed. coming up in 16 minutes, why louisiana's top attorney wants to keep albert woodfox behind bars. but first, our warrior round table. it's back. after the break, tori, sal and matt will talk about the warriors can do to get back on track. we want to see if you agree. cloudy skies, rain, some decent totals coming in here. some areas will be very cloudy and humid. we'll see what's in store for tonight and tomorrow if the rain continues. my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been married for 12 years. i have three kids. i love living here and i love working in my hometown. at pg&e we are always working to upgrade reliability to meet the demands of the customers. i'm there to do the safest job possible not only for them but everybody, myself included, that lives in the community.

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see what spam can! do... at spam.com the foul. won't go. rebound. ties it. that will do it the cavaliers take game 3 of the finals. [ cheers ] >> so cleveland takes game 3 beating golden state 96-91. lebron james points -- 40 points helped the cavs take a 2- 1 lead in the series. joining me once again to talk nba finals our own sal castanedo and matt. good morning, gentleman. what happened here? >> well, you want me to be a

pessimist or optimism? >> i like the pessimist matt. >> they are in trouble. they are down 2-1. the same amount down to memphis. this feels differently. it feels like lebron james is in control of the series and memphis doesn't have anybody that good. until they get -- i think very to figure out how to defend lebron james differently. he's having his way watt warriors. >> this feels like me in my college career, take the first necessary ter off and intense the last few weeks. can't do that with lebron and company. >> what about -- steph curry has had a slow start? i think he still has not recovered from that nasty fall. he's not been himself. >> i think you might be right there. he played a nice 4th quarter. best quarter we've seen him play in this postseason. even when his scott came back -- shot came back, sal, he turned the ball over late three times. that really hurt the warriors. the other thing, when curry is

picking it up, klay's been struggling. when klay is -- >> it would be nice to see the brash brothers, be the splash -- splash brothers be the splash because. >> he's playing some amazing -- an amazing team with amazing defense. >> and the warriors are keeping all of their eyes on lebron james on defense. the cavs have an eye on steph curry, too. he's the one guy they want to try to limit in some way because if he gets going, then everybody seems to follow steph curry. right now if you will notice, harrison barnes is not playing well. >> played terrible last night. >> draymond green is not playing well. it's not just curry that has to pick up the his name, the whole team. >> and matthew dellavedova, i love the guy, he's a great player. he's not a superstar. >> right. >> playing like one. >> you can't measure intensity and -- the guy plays so hard.

he's doing a great job of staying in front of curry. >> real hustle there. >> i was afraid the guy was gonna get a concussion. >> he was taken to the hospital. they said he was dehydrated. i have to imagine he will be back tomorrow. >> i would think so. >> i think we've not seen the last of him for sure. >> le brond and -- obviously le prob is the big person on the floor that everyone -- you have to stop lebron, matt, from being able to walk up the floor, stand there and look over the court until he gets his shot. >> i think what they wanted to do was guard him one on one, if he got 40, if he got 40, they could still win the game because maybe nobody else was scoring it. i think they will have to score it. >> nobody will be able to stop lebron. game 4 tomorrow in cleveland and then the teams head back to oakland in the arena for game 5 on sunday. if necessary, game 6 will be back in cleveland on tuesday. if the series goes to a game 7,

it would be in oakland, friday, june 19th. that would be exciting. hopefully the warriors would pick up their -- pick up their game. back to dave. >> always good conversation from you guys. thank you. now we get to talk about your weather. steve paulson, the rain and everything else. >> been some good totals. the rain line is funneling. you can see how it's rotating in. iting loos like it's letting up a little bit in the north -- looks like it's letting up in the north bay. great totals coming in. hayward. 1. livermore, .11. san francisco and redwood city city had .05. daily city, .5.

carneros, .25. thanks for the rain, steve. thank you travis. i appreciate that. the rainline -- slnd has had -- san leandro has had .25. it's been all morning long between oakland and may ward san lorenzo and then back over to sfo, san bruno, daly city and pacifica, there's been some hit and miss. walnut creek, san ramon picking up some. livermore as well and then to the north there's been pretty good rain as you saw from napa county over toward petaluma and then south. it looks like that's starting to wind down a little bit. we had from janie coming down for real in forestville. it looks like -- see how that is driving south. about .10 to almost .25.

san jose, very little rain. they still have the cloudy skies and the humidity. it's 64 degrees there. 60s for almost everybody. only a few 50s. cloudy, remains of blanca hurricane getting caught up in a low. that's what's rotating around. there will be some heavy-duty showers, they have flash flood watches out. near reno and also northeast california. that's the low, it will move forwards central california and be in las vegas by tomorrow. then we'll be on the drier side. there's clearing to the south and if that moves over us. we jump up in the 90s. i don't think that will happen until tomorrow. cloudy, humid. if you don't have any of the rain it will be cloudy. but possibility of thunderstorms. that would help. temperatures, 60s, 70s and 89 os. it's been a very cloudy, rainy morning. we'll see a decrease in that on thursday. then it looks warm to hot on friday. cooling trend on sunday and next week. here's sal. it's been really slow out there because of the wet weather at least that's one of the reasons. also had some slow traffic because of crashes.

let's go to 880, we're getting the traditional slow traffic right past the oakland coliseum heading north and the wet weather is not making it easier. slowed things down quite a bit. i wouldn't even recommend 580 as an alternate. it's so slow. the bay bridge, at the toll plaza, itself it's about a 5, 30-minute delay -- 25, 30 minute delay. it's very slow on the east shore and also on the macarthur maze and the nimitz freeways. moving along to the peninsula, which has become a problem, we m an accident on 101 near the airport but 280 which is the alternate for a lot of people is very slow heading down to highway 92. let's go back to the desk. four western tourists are making news. they were arrested for posing naked on top of malaysia's highest mountain. they could get up to three months in jail. the tourists are canadian, a brother and sister, a british woman and ta dutch man. they are detained on public

obscenity charges. one official is blaming those tourist, to the big earthquake, a 5.9 quake that hit on friday killing 18 people. he says the naked group angered that very sacred mountain. >> wow. >> wow. springfield, we have a problem. after the break, the reason homer and marge simpson will be separating next season.

there is a delay in the prison reap lease of the last man -- release of the last man of the ango law. the judge ruled the man was wrongfully convicted and ordered his unconditional release. but yesterday, louisiana's attorney general filed an emergency stay motion with the u.s. court of appeals to keep him behind bars. now, again, woodfox has spent

43 years in solitary confinement. he was convicted of killing a prison guard during a riot in 1972 while he was serving a sentence for armed robbery. the state of louisiana now has until friday to prove why woodfox should stay in jail. well, if you are planning a trip on an earn, you may need to buy new luggage. the airline's trade group are recommending a slight decrease in the size of bags allowed as carry-on luggage on u.s. airlines. the guidelines would reduce by 1.50 the height, the width and the depth of an allowable bag. that would match the current international standards. it would also increase the number of bags that would fit in the overhead bins. any bags bigger than that, they we have to be checked. right now, this is just a recommendation, it's not a requirement. 8:55. there's trouble in springfield. in the up-- in the upcoming season of the simpson, the marriage of homer and marge is on the rocks.

homer's sleep disorder has become an intense strain on the marriage. he even falls in love with a new pharmacist. producers announced that b.a.r.t. simpson will be killed in the halloween special. because the special is separate from the weekly story lines, higgs death only lasts for that particular episode. the 27th season begins here on ktvu september 27th. >> a lot of changes on the show. sal, you've receive a lot in the commute this morning. >> this commute has -- people -- on twitter, people are saying californians can't drive in the rain. >> we're out of practice. [laughter] >> let's take a look at what we have with the live pictures. bay bridge is getting better at the actual toll plaza. but you will see slow traffic getting there on the eastshore freeway, so the toll plaza delay of 30 minutes is on top of anything that takes to you get to the actual spot. no problems on 880. it's slow as it normally is.

it is unusual to see it like this in june. >> look at that. >> 580 is still very slow. 580, almost everywhere in the east bay is slow. 680, 24. 580 westbound through oakland. my best advice is to use patience. if you have the option of commuting from home, do it. >> great thing to do. >> record rainfall amounts today for june 10th. usually we so the five-day. i thought, you won't see this too off. it -- we do get rain occasionally inup. but this is something we haven't seen in a long time. we haven't keat go a drop of rain in january. first time ever in san francisco since records began in 1849. today they have .07. more rain in june than january. some totals are over .5 -- with over .25. that's our report for this morning. >> we're back next at noon. but remember, you can always get your latest local headlines

and your weather and traffic on your mobile app and at ktvu.com. here's another live look outside. a lot of low clouds out there. thank you for joining us, everyone. have a great day.

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