taras taras, and tom, which is in your packet, so you can review it and the city attorney's office is currently working with dbi staff is to get that ready for the june 1st deadline to present as part of the budget then you can sort of see how it goes there july 1st for the mayor, it may not be august 1st, when the mayor signs 30 days after that it would go into effect for most of fiscal year 16. so that ends the presentation. i do want to thank a couple dbi's taras, and her staff, for providing a great deal of detail and back and forth with us to understand the financial picture of this department as well as controller staff room deel, and our auditor division to try to answer your questions, i know also the dbi staff can help with the specific departmental question questions as well. >> commissioner question for you. >> do they recognize publicicly funded versus privately funded? >> could you explain that. >> if you have a $3 million private enter rise versus a 300 million public, is there fee structure or the same. >> there was no

tara. >> tara has reacted like any cat would, you know, with request for more salmon. >> she's definitely wanting to stay in the spotlight as far as she's concerned being pamperred and loved on. >> we've always taraever been an issue but she definitely deserves a little bit extra every day. >> tara is my hero. >> do they see him? >> racing against the clock. >> he's right there! >> to save lives. >> get out! >> this went from being a curiosity to a catastrophe. >> hurry. >> literally in a matter of minutes. >> diving head first into danger. ko courageous people risk everything to stop a tragedy. >> i stopped breathing for a few seconds. >> heart stopping rescues. >> oh, my god! >> i thought that he has one chance left. >> breath taking power. i saw it, i felt like i should save him. >> and amazing acts of heroism. >>

tara. >> tara reacted the way any cat would, with requests for more salmon. >> i think she is definitely wanting to stay in the spotlight as far as she is concerned, continuing to to be pampered and loved on. >> we've always loved tarat's never been an issue. but you know, i think she definitely deserves a little bit extra, every day. >> tara is my hero. >>> this sunday, terror in the age of social media. >> when twitter takes down accounts, jihadists open new ones. >> is the u.s. losing the online battle with isis? >>> carly fiorina says it's time for a woman president, just not hillary clinton. she joins us live. >>> also president obama takes on a liberal hero on trade, none other than elizabeth warren. >> she is absolutely wrong. >> this mother's day. being a mom in america. >> women in places like southeast washington have more in common with women in kenya. >> finally, the inevitable brady

tara. >> tara reacted the way any cat would, with requests for more salmon. >> i think she is definitely wanting to stay in the spotlight as far as she is concerned, continuing to to be pampered and loved on. >> we've always loved taraver been an issue. but you know, i think she definitely deserves a little bit extra, every day. >> tara is my hero. >>> nothing is easy about going back to colombia. you could hike and bleed all day and cover just a couple of miles. it didn't really occur to us how dangerous it was. four soldiers just materialized out of the bush. we're surrounded, and it's just crazy.

tara. >> tara reacted the way any cat would, with requests for more salmon. >> i think she is definitely wanting to stay in the spotlight as far as she is concerned, continuing to be pampered and loved on. >> we've always loved tarar been an issue. but you know, i think she definitely deserves a little bit extra, every day. >> tara is my hero. >> i went to peru to smuggle cocaine. little did i know -- >> who are you working for? >> nobody! >> -- that decision was going to change my life, forever. they said it was the hardest prison in north america. it was a living hell.

. >>> so joining us now, woman i call doctor tara. >> tara. >> doctor, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> over at penn. >> beth, welcome. >> thank you mike. >> where do you live. >> drexel hill. >> let's talk about a story, you saw a black spot on your face, how long ago. >> it was made the size of a nickel, a dry patch and it was in 2011, the fall, and a dark, dark freckle showed up. >> i knew to get to the doctor. >> what did the doctor says. >> it was than early stage one, they removed it, with a procedure, and then plastic surgery. >> what is the that procedure. >> it is a micro surgery used for melanoma, in a location on the face that is very difficult to remove with regular stages. >> is it key to get it early. >> absolutely, melanomas treatable if detect early, and you report tour doctor at the right time. >> and that comes back. >> i also had it on my back. so late in the spring 2012 i had something on my back. they said lets remove that too. but both times they check my nodes and they were clear. one on my face was slightly, 1.1-millimeter and one on my back was less than

tara moriarty has more. tara. >> reporter: police found the body of a 31-year-old woman inside of the theater and they are not saying who she is or how she died they are only saying her death is suspicious. police have arrested this man. he is 48-year-old harris rosenbloom seen here in a promotional video. he was leasing the great star and trying to renovate it but he hasn't had much success raising money. when officers arrived at the theater they found him alongside his lawyer and body. police say there was probable cause to believe he was the person responsible after gathering evidence from the scene and from the phone call to sfpd. rosenbloom has been booked into the jail. rosenbloom has been involved in the entertainment industry since the '90s. he was the creator of the capitol design festival. we are going to try to talk to police to see if they can get any new information on hill case for you. live from san francisco ischi that town i'm tara moriarty. >>> a four-year-old boy from stockton is recovering this morning after he jumped out of a moving car that was stolen as he sat inside. the boy's mother who doesn't want to show his case on camera is still shaken from the frightening ordeal. >> load up my car pip turn around and try to say goodbye to my mother-in-law and tell all the kids to get in the car and leave to go home. and out of nowhere that guy took off the car. and my sister-in-law is like the car the car. >> the four-year-old was not strapped in his car seat. witness could not believe their eyes when the boy jumped out. >> as soon as he turned the corner the door opened and a little kill jumped out. >> i'm so proud of him and we're very blessed with how smart he is. >> police say the car thief may not have realized the boy was in the car. they have not yet captured the suspect. >>> warriors back in the bay area. our cameras spotted players leaving the oakland airport. the team plane landed just about an hour ago.

but we start with tara moriarty with a big protest planned at the port of oakland. tara? we have a temporary technical problem with tara the port of oakland in just a little bit. time is 7:35. hundreds of people are expected to join a may day march in san francisco this afternoon. that event is to begin at 1:00. people from all over the bay area are expected to be there. some of the issues that organizers say they'll protest will be immigrant deportation, police violence and also military aggression. may day has been around for centuries. it's a traditional spring holiday for many cultures. in the late 19th century. may day was chosen as the international workers day observed by communists and socialists. may 1st, 1886 more than 300 works and thousands of businesses all across america walked off their jobs. it was the first may day workers celebration. >> right now, we want to go back to ktvu fox news tara moriarty at the port of oakland where protests are expected today. tara? >> reporter: yes, sorry about that little technical difficulty. but word got out early about this protest. there are no long shoremen here. thi

tara moriarty is joining us now from outside the family's home. tara. >> reporter: a lot of relief after the missing were found around 8:00 last night. we don't know if they are home, but we do know the family went up during the search. we want to show you video from last night. this was taken of nicholas and his five-year-old son and three- year-old daughter. they were checked out in an ambulance by medical crews. the trio was spotted one mile east of poker by a national guard helicopter. part of a large scale search. not far from the original camp site. >> they've been air lifted out so they have been evacuated by helicopter and they will be flown up and reunited. i'm very excited and i'm glad this worked out. there is a few counties working with this. and it's very excited to have these people back. >> reporter: crews found them hiking not far from their black pickup truck. this is the picture from instagram. the condition of that vehicle is unknown at this time. the family spoke to authorities about what stranded them and officials believe it could be that the truck wasn't working. those details should be coming out later this morning along with a video of the helicopter rescue. and you might wonder where a mom was in all of this, she was on a trip in kentucky. we don't know if she is back yet but she will have a rather nice mothers day. live in oakland i'm tara good ending. thank you, tara. >>> it's been almost a year since three college students were killed in that deadly incident. today one of the victims mothers planned to speak out about her concerns surrounding campus safety. last may 22-year-old elliot roger killed six people and injured 14 others before killing himself in the college community of isla vista. his mother is is alling on officials to take a better look at campus safety to prevent tragedies like this from happening again. >>> a man that worked at a children's science center is accused of possessing child pornography. he was arrested wednesday. deputies say they found several hundred images and videos of child porn on his personal computer and phone. walden west camp has programs for students between kindergarten through the eighth grade. >>> there is more fallout in the growing scandal over racist text messages between san francisco police officers. district attorney george gascon has appointed three retired judges to rev

live from oakland i'm tara moriarty back to you. >> thank you, tara. >>> 4:33 is the time. someone was killed in a shooting at the parking lot of a coliseum bart station. it happened just after 5:00 at 71st avenue and holly street as some fans were arriving for the game. now there is word that someone is in custody but police were searching for two other people in the area. police have not released any details about the victim or the person that was arrested. >>> it was an emotional moment in court for the friends and family of a mother and daughter hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver. 35-year-old brian jones is accused of driving his corvette into the backyard of an apartment in livermore killing rodriguez and her 14-year-old daughter hooley. family and friends are angry that jones is out on jail after posting bail and official charges have not been filed. >> what kind of more proof do they need? it's not fair. >> mr. jones is truly remorseful about what happened. he's been emotional wreck every second of the day over what happened. >>> so far it appears that san jo

live from oakland i'm tara moriarty back to you. >> all right tara, thank you so much. >>> people in east contra costa county are learning the reality on how they will be effected by budget cuts to their fire district after failing to pass a parcel tax to pay for fire services. over fill crowd of a few hundred people packed a meeting last night. the east contra costa fire district laid out its plans. they will soon only have three. the fire district voted to close the downtown brentwood and fire houses effective monday. the president of the firefighters union says service calls that do not require lights and sirens will also likely be cut. >> the biggest fear people will die. somebody will have an emergency and there will be nobody to help them. and i'm just talking about every day emergencies. >> stations in oakley, brentwood, and discovery bay will be staffed with three firefighters each. the president of the firefighters union says that leaves nine firefighters serving an area that covers 100,000 people every day. although east contra costa property owners have avoided paying the

tara moriarty. back to you. >> all right tara, thank you so much for that update. >>> a moroccan man has been arrested in italy with an attack on a museum that killed 22 people back in march. the 22-year-old man was arrested near milan a they issued a warrant for his arrest. two of the attackers were killed in a fire fight with police. it's believed the men were trained in libya by islamic state militants. >>> a teenage girl says he was attacked on a popular walking trail in walnut creek. now the 16-year-old says she was on iron horse trail early sunday morning when a man in his 50's attempted to sexually assault her. the girl was able to fight off the attack and run into a nearby apartment complex where she called her parents and police. the man is described as latino in his 50s about 5'5" with a mustache and medium build. >>> a prostitute has pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the overdose death of a former google executive. 27-year-old alex tickleman was sentenced to six years behind bars for the november 2013 heroin related death of forest hayes on board his yacht. the da's office reduced

tara moriarty who has been out there this morning for the past hour and tara, what can you tell us about what is going on there thousand? >> reporter: swat teams have just arrived and we are not going to be able to show you the actual scene because police have asked us not to. we know the suspect is hold up inside of his home and this has been going on now this standoff for therely nine hour -- for nearly nine hours. it started off as a domestic violence dispute. the man whom they believe is in his 30s made threats against his girlfriend. she did get out safely but the suspect barricaded himself inside the home. during the night he did come out on the balcony and yelled at officers. he could be armed and that is why police are taking such precautions. it's believed he may have held a hostage at some point. we did meet three men that lived across the street from the suspect and they were evacuated from the homes. they have not been able to get inside their house all night. they slept in the car and left for work about an hour and a half ago. police quarantined off the block from the suspects home. we will be out here all morning and of course we will let you know how things develop. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty back to you. >> thank you tara. >>> part of the beautiful california coastline near santa barbara is covered in oil this morning. thousands of gallons of crude oil spilled into the pacific ocean before that leak was finally plugged. ktvu fox 2 brian flores is in our newsroom. you've got the very latest on the emergency cleanup. >> i do. good morning, to you. the operator of the pipeline first announced 21,000 gallons of crude oil spilled into the ocean but the coast guard says it's just an estimate and there are concerns the spill could be much more. a pipeline ruptured just west of santa barbara. and then oil went into a drain that runs into the pacific. the spill left a thick coat of black tar stretching four miles wide. winds could send the oil another tour miles south. the leak was eventually stopped three hours later. >> the beach was just covered in thick black crude. the rocks were covered. the waves that were coming in were just black oil. >> the beach and local fishe

tara moriarty back to you. >> all right thank you tara. we'll be watching that throughout the morning. >>> 6:36 is the time. at & t working to restore service to customers in tararashed into at & t vault. it happened around 1:45 sunday morning. a suspected drunk driver lost control and hit two vaults and a street sign. it's not clear when service will be restored to all customers. >>> time is 6:37. people in east contra costa county are learning the relate how they will be effected by budget cuts after they failed to pass a parcel tax to pay for fire services. last night an over flow crowd of a couple hundred people packed this meeting. the east contra costa fire district laid out plans to move ahead. their fire district which used to have eight stations five years ago will soon have only three. fire district voted to close the downtown brentwood, and nights and fire houses effective on monday. the president of the firefighters union says service calls that don't require heights and sirens, they will also possibly be cut. >> the biggest fear is people are going to die. someone is going to have an emergency and there is going to be no one there to help them. and

tara moriarty is there now at the port of oakland to tell us how this could effect port operations. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. the answer to that question is it could actually close the port so that would obviously have a huge impact. we know that in about a half an hour that some of the port workers will be stopping work. others will be arriving. they will assemble and get ready for a march and a rally. we know around 9:00 protestors nonport workers are supposed to arrive. all was calm here yesterday at the port. today you can expect it will be chaotic. loping shoreman says in honor of international workers day they will gather here and protest for four hours. there will be a labor rally at frank ogawa plaza at noon and antipolice march. oakland's mayor says that the city will be keeping a watchful eye on things. >> we are here to support and facilitate the peaceful expression of ideas of even protests and anger but we will not tolerate the destruction of property or harm to people. and we have put the appropriate plans in place. >> reporter: not only will the port will be snarled this morning, but so will the morning commute. other protestors expected to effect bart. organizers are asking people to lock tech shuttle buses from facebook, google, and apple. all of which will be stopping at the mccarthur bart station. we of course will be out here live all morning so we will let you know everything that we see and contactually which streets are effected. live from the port of oakland i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> all right tara, you're right there. thank you. stay tuned to ktvu channel 2 and ktvu news app for all the continuing coverage of the may day protests and then coming up for you at 6:45, oakland mayor libby schaaf will be right here in our studio joining pam cook talking about how the city is prepared for today's demonstrations. >>> now to the situation in baltimore. a city that remains on edge nearly two weeks after the death of freddy gray. police investigators have turned over their findings to a prosecutor and they concluded during his arrest freddy gray suffered a serious head injury inside a prisoner van that was taking him to jail. one injury indicates that he was struck by a pa trueing bolt in the van. the driver also made an extra stop that had not been reported previously but investigators are not revealing the nature of that stop. >> this does not mean that the investigation is over. if new evidence is found we will follow it. if new direction is gi

tara moriarty is joining us live. you're in castro valley where that statue was stolen. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. you know that saying about karma and what goes around comes around? these thieves may want to consider returning the statue because after all someone higher up may be watching. this is the cross you can see right here. you can see exactly where they cut the body of jesus sheer off of the cross here. officials say that the life size figure which weighed about 100 pounds disappeared sometime between 9:00 tuesday night and 7:00 wednesday morning from outside the church of the transfigure ration. it's believed the thieves may be trying to hawk the statue for scrap metal. they first noticed it was missing last wednesday morning. >> our hope and our prayer is somebody will see this and realize how upset people are. we would be very grateful if you would return it. >> reporter: the bronze statue was a work of art and had been here for nine years. he says the church is more interested in recovering the figure than prosecuting the person who stole it. live from castro valley i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> all right tara, thank you. >>> time is 6:07. fire investigators and pg&e crews are still investigating what started a fire at a san jose home last night. it happened just after 5:30 at a house on wood view place. now the flames were shooting through the roof of the home. it also damaged an rv that was parked next door. a mother and her son escaped the burning house unharmed. now neighbors heard at least one really loud explosion and then they saw the flames. >> i was just sitting watching tv and just felt this huge explosion and my house rattled and i knew right away something was wrong. >> it was a huge explosion. our whole house rattled. i was looking around to what happened. i saw huge black smoke billowing down the street. >> pg&e was called in to turn off the gas at that house. and now they are trying to figure out if a gas leak could have started that fire. three firefighters were treated for injuries but none were hospitalized over night. >>> an invest

tara moriarty is there with more on what happened. tara. >> reporter: yeah people who attend this church say this is disturbing. if you look right here you can see the bronze body of jesus was ripped right off of the cross off of the church. it's believed that the life size figture which weighed about 100 pounds disappeared between sometime 9:00 tuesday night and 7:00 wednesday morning. some have suggested that the thieves may be trying to hawk the statue for scrap metal. parishioners first noticed it was missing last wednesday morning. >> our hope and prayer that someone will see all of this and realize how upset people are. we would be very grateful if you would reach out and bring it back. >> reporter: father o'malley said the bronze statue was a work of art and had been there nine years. he says the church is more interested in recovering the figure than prosecuting the person who stole it. live from castro valley i'm tara moriarty back to you. >> thanks. >>> the nation's air system is bouncing back after a series of terror threats. at one point u.s. officials launched a fighter jet. doug has more from reagan national airport. >> reporter: airlines around the country will be moving again today but a series of terror sleets had federal officials taking no chances. a number of air croft bound for osiery or thes contained bonds. >> we didn't know nothing. something on the plane. >> we just have to follow the security procedures and we didn't know about the chemical weapons or anything. >> reporter: one air france flight bound for new york was escorted by u.s. fighter jets before landing and being searched. in each case no devices were found after careful inspections. the truth is federal officials heard nothing that made the threats seem very careful but took action out of an abundance of caution. for passengers this was part of the new reality of modern air travel. >> you have to live your life and i can'

tara moriarty is live this morning from the napa valley. tara, good morning to you. >> good morning. this quake was the largest one to hit this area since last summer when we had the very destructive 6.0. we know geologists say this quake was not centered on the same fault line as that one but it could have been triggered by it. some people say they felt light to moderate shaking that lasted about 20 seconds. there were no reports of injuries or serious damage and many people were out in restaurant, dining or watching the warriors game. >> definitely we all got nervous. i start looking around and thought we were going to have another earthquake. >> you were confused attires. she thought somebody was stomping around the room. [ laughter ] and then there was shaking and they came to us that is an earthquake. >> people wrote on the website they felt the quake down to san francisco and the peninsula. as well as parts of the east bay. all the way to the sacramento valley. coming up we will talk to residents and see where they were when the quake hit but not too bad. live from napa i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >>> meantime a dramatic start to a holiday dui crack down in san francisco. a driver was arrested after trying to avoid a check point area last night and crashed. shortly before 10:00 the driver tried to back out of the check point line on harrison and harriette street. he didn't get far before he was given a sobriety test and taken into custody on suspicion of dui. 25 people were killed on california roads during the memorial day weekend last year. seven people were not wearing seat belts. >>> despite higher gas prices, millions of people are expected to hit the road this memorial day. nationwide prices are up $0.27s in the past month. i've noticed that. the national average is $0.91s less than what it was the same time last year. that is $0.50 more than last month but again still cheeper than a year ago. there will be no bart station and while there will be a bus bridge, bart is warning passengers they could face delays up to 30 minutes to an hour. >>> is a sa

tara moriarty is inside oracle and tara will have a live report at 5:0, the houston rocket center will not be suspended for that, yeah, he was called for a flagrant foul, one, for this hit on andrew right in the face on game 4. the nba officials check the play, they say it was unnecessary but not unnecessary and excessive. that would have been made it a play grant foul too. that would have meant dwight howard would have been suspended because of previous flagrant fouls in the playoffs. >>> one half of the nba finals is already set. here's the guy who did it. lebron james of the cavaliers complete add four game sweep of the atlanta hawks. they won 118-88. lebron had 23 points and irving playing again after missing two games with injuries. this will be lebron's fifth straight appearance in the nba finals the other four are with the miami heat. they've been with the cavaliers in 1970s and they've never won an nba title. >>> an international sports scandal. guards held a cloth to shield the men which was raided by swiss police this morning as part of a us investigation. 14 members of the governing body of world soccer have been indicted on corruption charges. they said that the indictment is good for the organization because it has been looking to weed out corrupt members. >> this is good, what happens, it confirms that we're on the right track, it hurts, it's not easy, but it's the only way to go. >> us investigators are looking into bribes dating back to 1990s for soccer tournaments in the u.s. and latin america, they're looking to see if soccer members bribed members for the russia, and canada and us. >>> bike share programs could get a big boost today. transportation official also consider adding more than 6,000 new bikes to kiosks all around the area. bike shares are in san francisco and the south bay. under the proposed plan the kiosks will be added in oakland and berkeley and emeryville. a private public partnership will pay for it with no costs to taxpayers. >>> the severe flooding in texas continues to rise and up next we'll tell what you we're learning about the widespread damage and the new threat facing people there this morning. >>> a social media blunder by 49ers colin carp knack, his -- kaepernick, his insensitive remarks about the flooding and his apologies afterwards. >>> we have a problem in the east bay and we'll look at the bay bridge toll plaza when we come back. >>> a graduate warmup gets started earlier today. there's more expected around the bay area. i'll have a look at the numbers in the afternoon and the extended forecast for the weekend coming up. female announcer: through sunday it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. mattress price wars ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 this morning, areas north of houston, texas, it's under a severe thunderstorm warning, people in texas and oklahoma are struggling to recover from the storm that pounded the region last week. houston received a foot of rain at least in a day and that killed 13 people and another 13 people in northern mexico. another tornado touched down inside the mexican border and storm survivors may have been swept away by the flood waters. >> i think recognizing what's happening with the weather, we all know and we have accepted that they're gone. >> the national weather service predicts houston will receive up to two inches of rain through sunday, people farther north in dallas could get up to 4 inches of rain while half a foot can fall in eastern oklahoma. >> time is 5:15, collin kaepernick apologized for the comments he made on the storms coming. >> he wrote i warned you the storm is coming houston. he was comparing himself to the deluge of the storm. he later deleted that post and apologized on twitter saying he meant no disrespect and didn't understand how many people were hurt by those storms in texas. he said he felt horrible and offered his prayers. >>> ireland's vote to legalize gay marriage has drawn sharp criticism by a senior vatican official. they voted yes with a referendum approving same-sex marriage. >> he is personally saddened by that landslide decision, the cardinal called it a defeat for humanity. the catholic church must take account of this reality, but in the sense it must strengthen its commitment towards evangelizing. >>> rick will announce its second run for the white house. he'll make an announcement this afternoon in pennsylvania. he won the iowa caucuses wasn't ton carry ten more states. he'll grow a growing republican field in 2016 that's likely to include a dozen candidates. >>> and we'll have oakland technical students. he'll announce 16,000 for oakland students. he says it's part of its push for american education in jackson schools. it will announce it will spend $5 million to expand technology education at oakland tech and at the high school in the next five years. >>> it's the 78th anniversary of the golden gate bridge and it's opening to the public. the bridge was considered an impossible dream when it was opposed, but engineers overcame arguments that it was in the able to stand up to strong winds, fog and dangerous times. it came under budget. 18,000 people lined up on may 26, 19 # 3 to be mopping -- 1933 to be the first to go across the span. look at those pictures. >> i know, it's great. >>> 5:18 is the time. >> they picked up the cohens, the traffic will be slow, you can see on our live camera pointed up north from the coliseum. this was road work taking up the freeway, it was down to one lane at one point because i drove through that. now, the traffic is going to get better rather quickly when it comes to this kind of a delay because it's so early, it's not even 5:30, all the cohens are gone, probably taking 15 to minutes to be done here. traffic volume is light. you can use 580 or get around on international. the best bet if you want to stay on the freeways is to use 580 which looks good from san leandro over to the 980/24 interchange. there's not a big delay there. 5:45 is when they put the metering lights on. no problems right now. we're off to a good start here you can see by the road accept source. when you see green traffic is moving along relatively well everywhere. let's go to rosemary. >>> there's a warm up that begins this afternoon. outside of our doors this morning the low clouds are back. you can see over oakland overcast skies, it's widespread once again. northeast and south. the drizzle not as thick or widespread this morning. we have a few patches out, there continues to watch a system here, it's been semi stationary, the last 24 to 48 hours. it will shift east, ridge of high pressure will come in and nudge over into eastern california in the coming days. we'll be mostly sun away from the coastline. right along the coast we'll have low clouds that will linger for most of the day r wide spreads 60s around the bay. mid- to upper 70s inland. 55 in oakland, 52 outside your door in napa. we're looking at 55 right now. san jose 58, and low 50s san francisco, and mid-50s sfo, you have 53 to start your morning, 55 palo alto and 51 degrees in wood side. we have low 70s and as well as san raphael, a nice day for most of us. and it's upper 60s in richmond, east bay shoreline going to enjoy 60s once again. 66 san leandro with an earlier burn off expected, and mid to youer 70s as we get farther inland. 77 for livermore, in for the south bay, saratoga you'll go to 73, low 70s for sunnyvale and we're looking at low to mid 70s, we'll change that number there, that's not going to be the case. we're looking at 70s and 62 for san francisco, the extended forecast, there's the gradual warmup with each passing day, temperatures will continue to climb, and they've enjoyed nice mild weather, it's going to turn warm holding it into saturday and then temperatures begin to drop off some but along the coastline, the afternoon sea breeze will not lose it all together. it will be along the coast and we're not looking for a warmup on our shore. >> i notice it had right away, it was calmer. >> yes, not damp, we had windshield wipers on yesterday morning. >> we would like to see a little more sun in the afternoon. >> we have some out the damp weather is of benefit. it's good for fire season and everything. >> it is good. >> thank you rosemary. >>> the time is 5:22 we have news about that deadly crash that killed an infant and a mother and daughter, and the driver was speeding. what we learned about that crash and what the victims' family are saying. >>> we stayed away from bottlerock napa, we'll tell you about the earthquake changed the music festival for the better. . >>> good morning to you, welcome back. time is 5:25 and last week's 4.1 earthquake in napa, it's the last straw for the oakville crossroad bridge. it caused old cracks to get bigger and the west end of the bridge sunk two to four inches. it was due to be replaced this summer, now, that demolition work may be excel rated. >>> napa's bottlerock music festival will look and feel different on thursday. it's changed the landscape. throws new grass growing where red tag buildings were months ago. this means to send the stage and there's more room for vendors and the food court. it will translate into financial success as well as the musical hit. >> we will built trust with the community and music industry. >> that trust has left you big names for this year's festival, robert plant, public enemy and among the 50 acts that will be performing this weekend at the napa valley expo center. you'll find more information about this year's lineup at bottlerock. look for the information on our front page. >>> water usage in san francisco, if you don't cut back you'll get bigger water bills. customers with irrigation, a golf course, you'll see conservation guess increase from 10% to 25% of your 2013 usage. if you don't meet the 25% cut, you'll be charged double the current rate. all other customers need to produce their water usage by 10% compared to what they were using back in 2013. >>> all right. well, the internal revenue service was hacked again. the private taxpayer information that was stolen will tell you about that and you may be surprised how often hackers sixth successfully break into the irs. >> we are live at oracle arena for game 5 coming up tonight. here we'll let you know how fans are gathering up. . >> good morning the east bay commute has slowing and i'll tell you where it is here and how it happened, northbound 880 is getting better and we'll tell you what the alternate roots are. >>> a change in the weather pattern is on it way. today it will be mostly sunny and slightly warmer for most. the gradual climbing we'll see into the weekend, i'll have a look at the numbers in just a little bit. . >>> we're live where the warriors have one more chance tonight to move on to the nba finals. i can make that shot. >> it's so loud in there that even when fans -- >> the sound is still there. coming up in two minutes, tarais in there. she'll tell us why fans headed to the game may want to bring extra cash and bring extra patience too. stay tuned to wednesday morning, it's may 27th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us, 35:31 is the time -- 5:31 is the time. i think we'll have better weather today. >> yes, it will be nice especially for those who have been waiting on the sunshine and the warmth. we'll see a turn-around as we get into the afternoon today. it's a trend we'll see into the first part of the weekend, giving you a live look here of the east bay where we continue with the low clouds filled in while we slept, and as you can see off to the left the breeze is still blowing. it's onshore. it will be weakening over the course of the afternoon. and over the next couple of days it won't die out completely. we'll continue with the sea breeze along the coastline. because of the coastline, temperatures along the coast will remain on the cool to mild side. and getting back into the 80

tara moriarty is on oakland's auto row. tara, you just spoke to an auto shop owner who has found a creative way to express his feelings. >> reporter: when vandals came and destroyed the front windows of his business, he had to board them up. instead of just leaving them with plain wood, he painted over the board with a message. the initial message read, opd, you have failed the city again. take a look. it tase, ryeiant -- it says, riot, tourism, we'll show you which block to trash. obviously a lot of anger and frustration. several merchants received a lot of damage. the hyundai dealership across the street had 70, 80 cars destroyed. windshields smashed in. one vehicle was hit on fire. the city held a meeting thursday night. officials talked about low- interest loans but so far merchants say there's been nothing concrete, just empty promises. >> big frustrations from, you know, on one hand the protests that are out of hand for no reason. the city doesn't do anything. there's still glass on the sidewalk. it's frast frustrating -- it's frustrating. we don't get any help here. >> reporter: business owners believe they shouldn't have to pay for something they aren't responsible for and something the police didn't prevent. we reached out to the mayor's office for comment. we haven't heard back. he's getting his paintbrush ready to paint over the sign. we'll let you know what the message says in our later broadcasts. this is the hyundai dealership, you can see the windshields are still shattered. no movement as far as trying to remedy the problem. haven't gotten a chance to speak with the hyundai owner but eric did arrive to work a short time ago. he says that pretty soon he will be wasn'ting over this with a -- painting over this with a brand-new message. back to you. >> interesting to see what it will say up there. we'll keep an eye on it. thank you, tarafornia's severe drought forcing a lot of individuals and businesses to make drastic changes and that include starbucks. janine de la vega joining us live now in santa clara. so how will starbucks plan to save water, janine? >> reporter: well, they are no longer going to use bottled water that's bottled in california. now we ran into a starbucks customer. she pays attention to the labels that are on the back of the bottles. she won't buy it if it's from california because of the drought. starbucks is following suit. this comes after people were outraged that the coffee company was using water from california. they get the water from baxter. ethos announced it will no longer purchase water from there. the water will now come from pennsylvania. customers shared their thoughts. >> i think that makes sense. i mean, if you can find another source that's not as in bad of shape as we are, why not? i think as a businessman that would be a good decision. >> reporter: do you think it will make a

tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you, tara. >>> some people in vallejo are calling for a stop to the violence thaterday a small group gathered for a rally called peace matters. the woman who organized it says she is motivated. she is still in the hospital. his grandmother says he is not doing well. police are still looking for suspects. >> i wanted to just do something and i told people it wasn't for him but it was because of what happened to him that as a community we needed to just talk. communicate. >> she says she planned it for mothers day because it is often the mothers who are left behind to mourn the violence that injuries or kills hair children. >>> time is 5:35. the new protest song by prince for freddie gray is now online. ♪ >> that was just a sample. prince released the song baltimore on saturday. a day before his special rally peace concert. concert goers were asked to wear the color gray in honor of the 25-year-old who died of injuries he suffered while in police custody. now newly released records in recent years thousands of people have been brought to the baltimore city jail with

tara moriarty. back to you. >> thank you, tara. >>> 6:03 is the time. san francisco supervisor pushing for a moratorium on high end developments in the mission district. supervisor david campos says mom and pop businesses are being replaced by high end condos. studies show that affordable housing consisted of 12% of the construction project within the past ten years. campos wants a moratorium on any new development unless it's affordable housing. >>> a 15-year-old bicyclist hit by a car in danville has died. it happened yesterday afternoon. witnesses say a young female driver was speeding when she hit the cyclist, knocked him 50 feet into the air and into the center divider. he was air lifted to john muir medical center and that is he later died. >>> some new video has surfaced in san jose raising big questions about the police use of force. the video shows san jose police officers subduing a suspect over the weekend. ktvu fox 2 janine de la vega is live in our newsroom now with the video which was posted online and why this does not tell the whole story. >> reporter: a police spokesman told us it is ugly to see violence. but this is only a snapshot. the spokesman says he wasn't there but according to the report the man in the video was acting suspicious and he was in a high crime area known for drugs so that is why he was stopped. when the video starts, you can see the man is already on the ground and officers are kneeling over him. more officers come and a baton is used and it appears an officer is punching the the side of the man's body. prior to what is seen on video, police say they saw the man toss something into bushes and when they approached him he ran and came at them in a combative manner. they claim he attacked one of the officers with a bottle and started to fight with them. >> is it disturbing? yes, it is but it is our job to try to get all the facts with what happened before, what happened during the video, and what happened after. there there is a lot of questions we need to ask. >> reporter: the man was identified as juan lopez. even after he was handcuffed and put on the gurney he continued to about violence. he was taken to the hospital when he was released he was arrested. the video has sparked a lot of negative comments about police on facebook from people who have been following coverage of the national media for police use of force. a spokesman says their internal affairs department is conducting an investigation into the conduct of the officers and that is going to be monitored by the independent police auditor. >> janine de la vega in our newsroom. we'll talk to you later this morning. thank you. >>> time is 6:07. hillary clinton comes back here to the bay area this week for a fund raising swing. her first as a declared candidate for president in 2016. now today she will attend two fundraisers at private homes in san francisco. she will be back on friday for another fund raising event in portola valley. yesterday an appearance in las vegas she said she is committed to comprehensive immigration reform and said it's important to remember who this debate is about. >> people who work hard, who love this country, who pay taxes to it and want nothing more than to build a good future for themselves and their children. >> mrs. clinton does not have any public events scheduled. >>> the warriors game snapped as the grizzlies tied up the semi finals. the warriors played from behind almost the entire game with missed shots and turnovers. memphis led all but one minute. they did have mike conley back in the lineup eight days after having facial surgery. >> just got ourself 16 assists. 20 turnovers. >> too bad after the game started with quite a celebration steph curry getting the mvp trophy just before tip off. >> this is a very special moment that i will remember for a long time but as you know we've got a lot of work to do. so let's get back to it. thank you very much. >> the series now moves to memphis for game three on saturday. game four is monday. game five will be back at oracle arena next wednesday. we should take a look and see how expensive those tickets are. >> yeah, they are. and if you need them, you can send brian flores in. >> okay. he can take the shot. [ laughter ] >>> still ahead get ready for the largest mandatory water cut backs in california history. coming up at 6:30 the local communities that use lots of water that will have to make drastic changes or see their water bills double. >> plus extra sets of use on your car. the new website that could save drivers a lot of money on parking tickets and towing fees. >> good morning we're looking at the san jose commute and right now traffic is doing okay on 280. we'll tell you more about the south bay commute. >> some low clouds around. it is a brisk morning. there is a lot of 40s here it will be a cool day but tomorrow maybe some thundershowers popping up. 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. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep 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condolences to them and for their loss. of course our hearts do go out to them. >> the fbi and justice department are both investigating freddy gray's death for possibility civil rights violations. also prince hopes to bring calm and good will and music to baltimore this weekend. prince will headline a concert this sunday called rally for peace. it's designed to reflect on freddie gray's death. the violent protests that followed and focus on how people inball her can come together and overcome their differences. concert goers are being asked to wear the color gray in honor of freddie gray. the proceeds will benefit baltimore youth charities. >>> new study suggests there is a glass ceiling for asians in the high-tech industry. the report concludes that silicon valley companies are are for mar likely to hire them as computer programmers. linked in sees it acknowledges there is a diversity gap but the company says it's making progress. >>> this comes after sales force was approached by another potential buyer for any buyer san francisco based sales force offer aisling position in customer management software. microsoft says it has not entered official talk with the company. the other potential buyer has not been named. >>> a san francisco company has created a new parking aid that will save drivers a lot of headaches and money. it's a website called haloplate.com. you register the make, model, and license plate of your car. when someone notices your car is being towed or burglarized or you left your lights on, they can go to that website and type in your license plate and send you a text message. some companies like united markets in san rafael they use it to help their customers. they use the service to enforce their parking rules. >> i hope this eliminates anyone who parks and leaves. parking spaces are at a proceed yum-- premium especially in san francisco and marin. >> hey low plate says the -- halo plate says the service is completely anonymous. you don't put in your name or any other personal information. >>> we've been hearing a lot about self-driving cars, what about a self-driving big rig. last night they rolled out their new inspiration freight liner be the big rig drove across the dam on auto pilot. the driver kept his hands on the wheel for safety reasons. the truck now goes out for safety testing. by the way the company set a guinness world record with its video projection on the dam equal to the light of 1400 lightbulbs. >> that is incredible. that is incredible. fascinating. >> fascinating and a little scary. >>> as we go to sal, i've got a question do you know today is willie mays birthday. . all right. happy berth day. i hope he's watching. good morning. by the way if willie happens to be driving on the east shore freeway between the mccarthur maze and the carquinez bridge you have come to the right place. watch that time though it's probably going to go up in the next half hour or so and by a lot it usually does. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza and show you traffic is backed up. metering lights are on and no major problems. contra costa county 680 still looks good from concord to walnut creek. slow traffic on highway 4 but for the most part 680 looks good from concord all the way to danville. let's go to the forecast with steve. >>> we have rather cool to cold conditions out this morning. a lot of low 40s or lots of breaks in the low clouds. just patchy low clouds. and lots of sunshine today. temperatures rebounding slightly. not a lot. they will favor areas that are slightly below average. napa is 74. livermore 76. palo alto is 72. san francisco has been struggling. 50s a couple days ago. 61 yesterday. 63 today. look at the low though 48. what is the average for this time of year? 64. so you are pretty close. i remember during the winter it was cold all year. warm out here. and now look at that. they are warm. it's already in 72 until st. louis. 70 in washington, d.c. and we get the cooler temperatures here. system coming out of the plains will be a pretty good weather maker and maybe the first tropical system. the tropical season doesn't start until june 1st. it has about a 60% chance of developing into a tropical storm. if it does, we'll say hello to anna. nothing in the pacific yet. one would think maybe. well most of the pacifics is wrath earl warm-- rather warm. a lot of thunderstorm activity up in the sierra. 40 santa rosa. upper 40s fairfield. walnut creek is in there. redwood city, mountain view all in the 40s. this is a huge driver of our weather right now. upper 40s and ever ever used. breezy for some. not too bad for others but it will still be a breezy day. west, southwest hayward. 27 up in truckee. 41 in arcadia. that is our system it's on the way. there is not a lot to it. it's going over land. if it went over water it would have a lot more to work. it will be nice today. tomorrow we will start to see some clouds developing in the afternoon here. right there. about 3:00, 4:00 things should get interesting here. east bay toward san jose. not just confirmed there by 4:00, 5:00 things look impressive and even to the north coming down out of lake county, mendocino county, northern city know ma county. tomorrow will be the day if we get anything. by friday i think that system will be too far south. sunny for most. a little warmer but breezy to windy. temperatures rebounding. 60s for some. and inland you find 70s. these are still slightly below average. tomorrow morning will be cold and we'll cloud it up. >> i don't know if i like interesting for weather. >> for mes it is -- for me it is. >> for you. >> we need some rain. >> there won't be a lot of rain but there could be. >>> 6:20 is the time right now. manny pacquiao lost a big fight as we know against floyd mayweather and now he is facing a lawsuit. the reason two fans claim they were defrauded. >> we knew something wasn't right i never seen nothing like that. >> pizza parlor may have saved a 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known. heartman has been arrested almost a dozen times trying to get on a plane without a ticket. last august she somehow snuck on to a plane and was then arrested when the plane landed at lax. a couple weeks after that she was arrested in phoenix for trying to get past security and loitering in a baggage claim area. recently she was detained at a florida airport after getting on a plane in minnesota and flying to florida without a ticket. >>> in berkeley four teenage girls were arrested this week following a bold daytime robbery. but it was not police who got to the suspects first. instead it was a group of quick thinking neighbors. police say that on sunday afternoon several witnesses saw four teenage girls beating and robbing a cal student at the corner of claremont and brook side. a neighbor who identified himself as jack saw the whole thing. >> they were punching her in the head and jumped into this white van thinking they would escape on the street. which i knew they couldn't. >> the street they were heading down was a dead end. a mom driving by in her mini van also saw the robbery. she pulled over to help. that is when jack told her to use the van to block the only way out. several other neighbors called 911. >>> a quick thinking florida woman and her three kids they are safe this morning thanks to an online pizza order. cheryl says her boyfriend who had a knife held her and the kids hostage on monday. when the boyfriend let her use her phone to order dinner. she typed 911 hostage. help. and please help get 911 to me. >> we knew something wasn't right. i've never seen nothing like that. so i called my boss and he said call 911 immediately. we called 911 and that basically how it happened. >> the police rushed to her home. they convinced the boyfriend to surrender peacefully. >>> it's 6:26. we're learning new details about the deadly german wings plane crash in the alps. how investigators say the co- pilot practiced bringing down the plane just hours before on another flight. >> san francisco based wells fargo bank facing serious allegations after a lawsuit is filed. coming up what these allegations are and what customers say their credit rating was ruined. >> good morning. we are looking at westbound 237. you can see traffic is going to be a little bit slow approaching zanker. >> some low clouds around but there will be lots of sunshine today. it will be sunny today. a big change tomorrow coming up. ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. >>> good morning. welcome to a new day. it's middle of the week, wednesday, may 6th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. steve is here with the weather. >> i was trying to load this picture from eric. you saw it. >> that was a great picture of daly city. >> if it's a nice day in daly city. >> most of the coast should be okay. >> i will retweet it. >> i will get it. good morning. we do have mostly sunny skies. there is low clouds around and it's cold out there. 48 in san francisco. our observer michael polansky wrote me and said burr, 48 in the backyard. that is cold. what is normal? 50. that is not much. we will go 63 today. what is average on the high 64. 60% chance this disorganized mess will turn into tropical storm ana which will be the first of the season which is a little early. we will keep an eye on that. cool breezy but it will be sunny today and a little warmer. there is just some patchy low clouds around. the temperatures are the bigger story here. 40 santa rosa. 49 san jose. 48 walnut creek. 44 from fairfield. also over to napa. 40s and low 50s on the water temps. that certainly helps. there is an okay breeze around gusting 20 at oakland. that system will probably give us showers tomorrow. not today but tomorrow. fog, low clouds. lots of sun today. it will be a little warmer. near average temps to slightly below. 70s through the interior. 60s around the coast and bay. sal anything to jump out here? >> it is getting more crowded. one of the things we have noticed is that the crowds come rather quickly. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up beyond the maze now. we have a big backup on 580 as welcoming up to the maze so please give yourself a little more time. there are no problems on the bridge getting into san francisco. we also noticed the traffic on the bridge is going to be and end up being a little slower than usual approaching the bridge. not on the span itself but approaching the bridge. notice the new injury accident just popped up southbound 13 at carson which is right near the 580 interchange. oakland fire department and medics are on the way. this is reported less than five minutes ago. we'll let you know what happens. 6:32, let's go back to the desk. >>> oakland city council forced to walk off the job last night after an angry group of protestors drove them out of city hall. this group stormed city council chambers and chained themselves together shutting down the city council meeting. ktvu fox 2 tarare at city hall to tell us why the protestors were so upset. >> reporter: the demonstrators say they were fighting against police brutality and they were fighting for affordable housing. the group called black speed says it is disturbed by the cities plan to sell a plot of land near lake merit. they claim that long-time oakland residents are being forced out of the city because of the lack of affordability. the land at 12th street and second avenue would be used for a 24 story tower for luxury condos. >> we think public land should be for public good. we don't agree with the city selling public land to a private developer. especially not to build luxury condos in our city. >>independent on how anybody feels. the issues of affordable housing and the issues of police accountability and community police relations are very important that we remain committed to taking real action. >> reporter: police made no arrests. the protestors left around 9:00 last night. michael johnson who actually i

tara moriarty, back to you. >> thanks so much tara. >>> relief in the south bay. a man suspected o of trying to kidnap a young girl is now in jail. police in campbell arrested 25- year-old roberto felipe velasco on thursday. the key to his arrest was finding the silver honda accord captured on surveillance video. making a-turn in the victim -- making a u-turn in the victim's neighborhood. >> we believe he was living in in the car but it also was apparent that he had much of his belongings in the storage unit. >> and inside that storage unit investigators say they found clothing matching the victims description of what the suspect wore. he being held without bail in the santa clara county main jail. >>> one week after the shooting death of 17-year-old student the students are pushing the district for more security. this follows the death of 17- year-old max rusk. he was shot and killed just off campus. his close friend katelyn dart and her friends picketed outside the schools yesterday. she tells us she also went to the school board. >> i said you can't keep us safe that is is pretty clear. you are not being responsible for the fact that you are not keeping us safe. >> vallejo police tell us that the high school is secure. our calls to the district were not returned. >>> home prices in silicon valley setting new records and that is making it even harder for people who are looking for a place to live. janine de la vega is joining us live. good morning j mean. >>> we are here in the park area of san jose. this is a desirable place to live. but there is not a lot of homes for sale here. about 35 or so in this little geographic area. and so that is what is driving the prices up but at this time they have gone way up. here are the latest numbers from the real estate information service core logic. in san mateo county the medium price of a home in april reached an all-time high. it's almost $1.2 million. a record was set in santa clara county. the medium price tag is $105,000. and alameda county it rose as well. and in contra costa county the medium home price went up to $490 how long. very good market to sell because prices are going up. for buyers it's becoming more of a challenge. they want to buy before the interest rates go up. what is difficult is the bidding wars that are happening. that is a trend we are seeing for awhile. people are offering $20,000 $30,000 and $50,000. we spoke to one who watched her friends go through the process. >> they kept getting out bid so they were finding it really hard to get a house within their price range they wanted in the area they wanted. so now they had to move out of the area they were looking at in order top get the house that -- in order to get the house that they wanted. >> reporter: and realtors say they are still seeing people put down all cash offers. not everybody can do that. coming up at 7:00, you will hear from a local realtor and get his perspective on what is going on. >>> formers who use water from the delta are not sure if the state will agree to give up a quarter of their water this year in exchange for making deeper cuts. farmers along the sacramento, san joaquin delta made the offer. they offered to either take less water for irrigation or leave a quarter of their crops unplanted. and the drought is creating another problem for californians. large infestations of roaches. exterm nay sars say -- those roaches are now looking for water and a place to cool off. so they are going into people's homes through cracks in the walls and corners. >> and my garage is the biggest part. due to the fact that there are cracks and crannies in there. that is where you will get most of your bugs. >> pest control companies are reporting a surge in business. roaches are also hiding out under landscape tarps and flower beds. >>> support is growing for a terror last electric's. her ever -- and the name of a student who police say committed suicide. school officials told her to change that shirt saying it was glorifying suicide. but she refused to do it. >> i said no. they said i don't think you understand. i said i understand, i can't do that. they said okay you will have to call your parents and have them pick you up. >> instead she called her mother to come pick her up and posted about what happened on twitter. some other students have been posting messages of support for her. they are cig everyone should be -- they say everyone should be allowed to mourn in their own way. >>> we are getting a close up look at san francisco's new state of the art control tower. now construction has been completed but it's not operating yet. faa will need another year or so to equip the tower with the new air safety technology. it's 40 feet higher. it allows the controllers to see a lot more of the airfield and built to withstand 8.2 magnitude quake. >> there was a safety requirement to build a new structure that met all the requirements. >> airports are absolutely critical in the case of a disaster. whether it's bringing the people in we need to help with relief. whether it's bringing supplies. >> san francisco's new airport tower is expected to go online in august of 2016. >>> trouble getting to the bottom of what caused an oil pipeline to rupture along the santa barbara coastline. we'll tell you why and the reason people volunteering to help with the beach cleanup are being turned away. >> plus getting around the bay area this memorial day weekend. it will be a tough task. >> good morning. we are looking at the east bay commute and we like what we see for the most part. look at 880. it looks very good. most of the traffic has been good but we do have a problem in fremont. >> low clouds. high and mid level clouds. and temperatures rebounding a little bit on the coast but inland they are staying cool. we'll have your weekend forecast coming up. bulldog: get a queen serta set for just $397. save up to $300 on tempur-pedic breeze. and get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-cloud collection! the memorial day sale ends monday. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. just a reminder it will be harder than usual to get around parts of the bay area this memorial day weekend. ktvu fox 2 alex savidge is joining us live at the san mateo bridge with more on it being closed down and also a bart shut down that will lead to delays as well. good morning, alex. >> reporter: a lot of trouble here. if you're sticking around this memorial day weekend here in town, be aware the freeways especially will be quite busy. that is because the san mateo bridge where we are it will be closed for repaving work starting at 10:00 tonight all the way through 5:00 a.m. on monday morning. drivers will have to be detoured all the way around this closure and that will lead to serious backups on other freeways in the area. the san mateo bridge was shut down a couple weeks ago for similar construction working traffic was really just a mess. especially over on the bay bridge. along san mateo bridge being shut down l are major bart closure. on saturday and sunday there will be no service from the fruitvale to coliseum stations. instead a bus bridge will be carrying riders between those two locations. . bart wants people to know they are closing the free monday to daly city line for the entire day on saturday as well. so that means the passengers heading over into san francisco will need to transfer to a dublin daly city train in the east bay. and because of those two closures, it will take a lot longer than usual to get where you need to go. bart doesn't seem to be a great option to get into san francisco. the freeways will be extra busy bust because of the closure here. not really any good choices. >> we've been warned. all right alex savidge talk to you later. >>> law enforcement agencies will be out this memorial day weekend looking for drunk drivers starting tonight at 6:00 through midnight on monday more officers will be on the roads making sure you stay safe. last year 25 people were killed in california. seven were not wearing seat belts. >>> millions of people are expected to hit the roads. prices are up $0.27s in the past month. the national average is $0.91 less. >>> let's check in with tori campbell and see what is coming up. >> reporter: coming up this our next hour. it's a safety message from the state of colorado be water safe. the will new approach about outdoor dangers. and sex secrets revealed. those are some of the stories we're working on for the next hour of mornings on 2. now back to you in the studio. >>> let's head over to sacramento. traffic has been pretty good. even extra light. >> there is one spot where it's a little slow and that is because of an earlier crash that was blocking lanes. southbound interstate 880 in free monday. we've had some improvement. the accident was near dakota road. you can see the traffic at the san mateo bridge looks good. as they come road work on the bridge. no major issues on that bridge. if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza it is light. there is is a little bit of a backup in some of those middle lanes. look at the dark skies. perfect time for me to bring steve in here. >>> can i make a request for your friday jambs there? >> sure can. ever >> i'm going to put this on a list and it will be played. maybe not today but it will be played for you, sir. >> you're the best and i mean that. [ laughter ] we do have a lot of low clouds. still clouds around. low clouds. mid level clouds. is this joe johnson doing this? joe johnson in engineering? a lot of cloud cover has been with us the entire week. you look around and go is this really may? it is. temperatures have been very cool but they are coming up coast and bay because the water temps have been coming up. we will go 64 in san francisco today. that is average for this time of year. oakland should be closer. maybe a degree or two warmer than that. cloud cover continues to stream off. really good rainfall up there. once that goes through, weak high pressure will begin to build in over the weekend. mid 50s for most. these are not really cold. they are cool for some. the water temps they are up about 4-5 degrees. thunderstorm activity down in las vegas and sacramento and san joaquin valley. a lot of low clouds. should burn off a little sooner. isolated showers possible for us. . not much in the way of drizzle yet. through the interior it's still way below average. coast and bay are pretty close to slightly below average for this time of year. fog will be with us saturday. maybe a little drizzle and looks a little warmer in there. fog will burn off sooner as we go into sunday and monday. >>> did you watch the warriors last wright? >> did indeed. the warriors really pulled off an exciting win. i know you were watching too. how the warriors are now getting ready for game three. >> but first they call for change at the highest level. what the president of the organization is saying about gay scout leaders. female announcer: through monday get up to four years interest-free financing or save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get up to four years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic. but this special financing offer ends memorial day at sleep train. >>> nice song. called forever young. huge in the early '90s. this is requested by martha. >> claudine loves that song. >> i had the words to that song written on a big paper posted in my room. >> did you really? >> i did. >> if there is a special song you want two hear, let us know. i'm playing your request every friday morning. we can't get to all of them, but you have a better chance if you #ktvu on twitter, facebook, or instagram. >>> we are going to move on to more serious story. we're getting reaction from bay area boy scout troops to the recommendation by the president of the boy scouts of america to end the ban on gay scout leaders. this is a surprise announcement that came from robert gates at the groups annual meeting in atlanta yesterday. he is that group's president. gates says the social, political, and judicial changes in the country led to his decision. and it was welcome news to those involved in the boy scouts in the bay area. >> it's very hard for us to raise money. it's very hard for us to get rid of members. getting rid of this policy will really help that. >> now in his remarks gates recommended that local scouting groups decide for themselves whether to allow gay leaders. >>> as memorial day approaches a 60 year old tradition unfolds outside of washington, d.c.. it is called flags in. over a period of four hours yesterday more than 1,000 u.s. soldiers from the third infantry regiment placed american flags at 228,000 graves. on average 16 flags are placed every minute. each and every grave receiving personal hop nors. >> takes about four months to plan and execute of what we call flags in. in that planning it's sectioned off all of our cemetery and assigning all of our companies and two battalions to specific areas. >> arlington officials say memorial day weekend draws the largest crowd of the year. they are expecting $250,000 people to honor the fallen. >>> your time is 6:56. tuition for out of state students at uc schools going up in the fall. the board of regents approved an 8% hike. that makes uc one of the most expensive public universities for nonresidents in this country. tuition will be almost $37,000. in state students you will pay $12,000 through the year 2017. that will make six years of no tuition hike for california students. >>> the next time you play the game scrabble you will have more options when it comes to officially accepted words. the creditors added 6500 new words to its acceptable list. it's all designed to attract a younger generation of players. some of the new words include twerking, sexting, emoji, and face time. and if you haven't guessed social media influenced the changes. >>> your time is 6:57. another earthquake hit the north bay at a magnitude of 4.1. there has been small aftershocks. while the quake was small it was a strong reminder to many in napa. >> home prices really shooting up in the bay area. the record set in the bay area just last month. >> reporter: a 4.0 rattles the earthquake. we'll have reaction -- next. to howard. to harden. the game is over! >> the defense does it after a nail-biting victory. warriors, now up 2-0 in the western conference finals. >>> we're live in downtown napa where there was another earthquake last night. this was a 4.1. the napa fire department is urging people who live and work in the area to check for gas leaks and damage. tarasince we went on the air at 4:00 this morning. in minutes she'lltel us what she's learned about the temblor. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's friday, may 22nd.

tara moriarty. back to you. somewhere thank you, tara. >>> a judge in san jose has ruled the pillow case rapist does not have to return to a hospital. christopher hubbard is not danger to himself or others. he violated the terms of his release after he let the batteries on his ankle monitor run too low on two separate occasions. people who live in the neighborhood he was assigned to have been protesting to get him removed. hubbard has been in and out of prisons and mental hospitals since he was first convicted of rape back in 1972. he has admitted to raping dozens of women including 23 in santa clara county and using a pillow case to muffle their screams. >>> a boy is recovering after he jumped out of a moving car that was stolen as he sat inside. the boy's mother who did not want to show her face on camera is still shaken up. >> i load up my car. i turn around and try to say goodbye to my mother-in-law and tell the kids to get in the car and leave to go home. and out of nowhere that guy took the car. >> police say the four-year-old was

live from oakland i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >>> all right tara, thank you. time is 6:33.ed people in vallejo are calling for violence to stop after the terrible incident involving a seven-year-old boy a couple weeks ago. now yesterday a small group gathered for a rally called peace matters. the woman that organized this says she was motivated by the drive by shooting that injured kamar polk. his grandmother says he is not doing well. police are still searching for suspects. >> i wanted to just doll something and i told people it wasn't for him but it was because of what happened to him that as a community we needed to just talk, communicate. >> she says she planned it for mothers day because it's often the mothers who are left behind to mourn the violence that injures or kills their children. >>> the new protest song by prince is now online. ♪ >> the pop star released baltimore saturday a day before his special rally for peace concert. it was held yesterday in baltimore's royal farm arena. con is set goers were out to wear green. now newly released records show that in re

tara moriarty is in berkeley right now where that car crashed early this morning. tara. >> reporter: yeah not only did the guy steal a car, lead officers on a chase and crashed he called 911 and asked authorities if they could simply stop looking for them. right now we are in berkeley where he ended up crashing into a silver suv around midnight. that suv flipped. the victim taken to the hospital with injuries. during the chase that was when the suspect decided to call 911. >> he related that he knew the police were following him. that the helicopter was above and if the helicopter would stop following that he would then stop his car because of the safety of the public our helicopter continued with it it will up that way they could alert on coming motorists of the danger. >> reporter: once the suspect started driving the right way officers were able to chase him by car. they city the car was stolen out -- they say the car was stolen out of martinez. they have called off that search. the suspect he is described as a white map with short hair, medium build between 20-25 years old. live from berkeley i'm tararty ktvu fox 2 news. >>> amtrak is backed up. over the weekend amtrak was ordered to expand the use of a speed control system near that crash site. federal investigators say the train was speeding at 106 miles an hour when it headed into a curb. authorities were also trying to figure out if some object that struck the engines windshield had anything to do with that derailment. it's not uncommon for trains in that area to be hit by rocks, bricks, or bottles. >> that is exactly what we want to determine. we are looking at everything at this point. >> now a funeral service was held yesterday in hayward for a former bay area resident killed in that accident. mr. gilani was a married father of two. >>> alex savidge is joining us to talk about how crews got that fast moving fire under control. >> reporter: firefighters managed to get this fire under control in 45 minutes or so but there were tense moments last night. pretty close call. you could see for people who live here in this area. i'm

tara huffman from the open society institute in baltimore. she is the director of the criminal and juvenile justice program. so tarant to start by playing you a clip-- an excerpt of what president obama said earlier this week, describing impoverished communities across the country that he said he had been stripped of opportunity. >> where children are born into abject poverty; they've got parents-- often because of substance-abuse problems or incarceration or lack of education themselves-- can't do right by their kids. communities where there are no fathers who can provide guidance to young men. >> sreenivasan: is that a fair picture of what life is like in sandtown? >> yes, i would say that's a very fair picture of what life is like in sandtown/sandwich. if you look at the history of housing policy in baltimore city, you'll see that in the 1910s and 20s and 30s, there were a series of city ordinance and restrictive covenance and red lining that lining that locked african american families out of resource-rich neighborhoods and into resource-poor neighborhoods. in the 50s, 60s and 70s those same neighborhoods were

tara moriarty, is there live and is the road still closed, tara? >> reporter: it still is. i don't know if we can pan over here to the left. you can see that traffic is sort of backing up here on the side streets and the muni line is also's affecting the 14. that's experiencing delays. there were a lot of stops here on the street. this is the block is shut down here on san jose. there's quite a bit of diesel on the roadway. that rainbow looking street. if we pan to the left, you can see where city crews are out with sand and they are trying to make sure they soak up the diesel. we know the median is where the dump truck crashed. it also crashed into amy -- into a minivan with three people inside. the impact of the crash was so great, the van slid 100 feet crashing into a parked car. all three people in the minivan were rushed to san francisco general with minor to seer yours injuries. the -- -- serious jrgs. an officer tried to perform a traffic stop on the dump truck. police say he tried to ram the patrol car and led police on a four-mile chase through three cities. now city crews have a big cleanup on their hands. >> there's been a diesel spill from the dump truck. a lot of fuel has been spilled on the streets. the investigation team is out doing our thing and we're continuing to monitor the investigation as far as the accident and we'll go from there. >> florinay at san jose will be shut down for another hour. they believe about 75 gallons possibly stilled. again, the muni line, the 14 is being affected by this. the suspect could face charges of assault with a deadly weapon on an officer, evading an officer and possession of a stolen vehicle. quite a few charges. we're waiting for a mugshot to let you know who the suspect is. in the meantime, we would definitely advise avoiding this particular intersection. live from daly city, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> all right. we'll check back for an update. thank you. >>> san francisco police are asking the public's help in finding the person who maliciously attacked and elderly woman on mother's day in chinatown. the victim a 77-year-old grandmother, is now in a coma. her family worries she will never wake up. she was exiting a bus ten days ago when she was attacked by another woman. the grandmother was not robbed. just beaten. a good samaritan later helped her to the curb and the grandmother was able to make it home. but three days after the attack, the victim lost consciousness. >> the key is we need to speak to the good samaritan that helped her off the bus to sit down and recover. he might have witnessed the ent tire incident. or if there's any other witnesses that can help narrow down the field of search. >> this is a very several salt. very severe damage and injury. and she doesn't deserve that and not only that, she suffer. >> and complicating matters, is police

tara. >> reporter: yeah. 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(announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> skyfox is showing us this paint spill. look at the big backup. it's eastbound highway 4 near franklin canyon. paint and oil spilled in all of the lanes and traffic is at a complete standstill. this is near the franklin canyon golf course on the left there. eastbound highway 4, not recommended at all. you won't get through. i would say don't use it. you will be stuck in traffic. i don't believe chp is letting you use it at this point. but they will wait until they get this paint spill cleared. those vehicles may be stuck there until that happens. >> highway 4 doesn't need any more problems. >> no, it certainly does not, even though eastbound is the non-commute direction. whenever i say that, people say, well, i commute that way. >> any alternate routes at all? >> the route not to use highway 4 from 80 to 680. perhaps you can use san dab blow dam road or -- san pablo road or to the carquinez bridge. i realize that takes you out of the way but that's the openly thing i can think of -- but that's the only thing i can think of at this moment. >> all right. nice pictures from skyfox. thank you, sal. >>> 7:13. this morning, san francisco police are investigating a violent brawl between some art vendors and skateboarders. it happened last friday in justin herman plaza. a woman shot video. she said people were using hammers and skateboards and one witness said it looked like a riot. four people were hurt. two were taken by ambulance. not clear how it started but there are reports that skate boarders were fighting. >>> san francisco prosecutors say drugs may have been involved in the death at the 31- year-old bomb at the chinese theater. this is the photo -- woman at the chinese theater. this is a photo of her. officered arrested 48-year-old harris rosenbloom on suspicion of homicide. but now prosecutors are declining to press charges while they await the autopsy. rosenbloom has been trying to renovate the old theater. >>> a wild police clays in the east bay came to a dramatic end after a homeowner caught the suspect tried to hide in his garage. police say the chase started on highway 4 in antioch early yesterday morning. the suspect drove on a regional trail and his car got stuck. so he took off. police searched the area but couldn't find him. that's when a homeowner got an uneasy feeling and decided to look in his garage where he found the suspects hiding. he said the suspect attacked him with a tool from a workbench and ut put him in a chokes it hold -- and put him in a chokehold. the son helped him. and police arrested the man when they showed up. >>> thieves are, taking you -- are targeting you. there are reports of all four wheels stolen from vehicles. a fire specialist says the more valuable the tires are, the more attractive they are to thief. >> with the tires and wheels come out on new cars, it's not uncommon to pay $1,000 for tires. >> now, car experts say you can put locks on your rims. they say that's not a guarantee your wheels won't be stolen by somebody who has the know-how and the -- and the tools. they say that could slow them down and they could move onto somebody else's car. >>> let's check in with sal. some cars are not moving at all eastbound. that's not the commute direction. that can throw people off a great deal. >> that's right. this is eastbound 4 just outside of martinez near the franklin canyon golf course. there is a point and oil spill. you can see it down there. the traffic is backed up from highway 80 to the point where the chp is not gonna let anyone on eastbound highway 4. why would they? all of these cars are stuck. all of these cars and trucks are stuck until they clean it up. the only good news, is that the caltrans was able to contain the paint and the oil and into the let it go down drains -- and not let it go down drains. but the traffic impact is horrible on eastbound highway 4. look at all of that backed up traffic. these people are not going anywhere. it's not quite backed up to highway 80 but i think people might be surprised by seeing this backup. it's not getting through at all. it's a sig-alert. let's -- westbound is not affected. this is the westbound bay bridge. 15, 20 minutes before you get on the span. 580 westbound, slow traffic into livermore. 680 is slowing getting into fremont. 7:17. let's go to steve. >>> sal, i just stepped outside. it's cold out there. for may, it's cold. >> i see. >> yes, sir. >> we have a very cool pattern. it looks like this will continue to the 23rd, 4th. ten-day outlook maintains low pressure much of the west coast and california. southern california could get a lot of rain saturday into sunday. the low cloud are in place. mid-level clouds. higher clouds racing to the north. there might be more in the way of sun to the south. but there's the -- the water temps are so cold. the low cloud deck has no problem forming. these are the average high temps for may 13th. nobody will be close. napa, 67. should be closer to 74. san jose, 67. 76 is what you should be. concord way below. palo alto, 66, 74 is average. if you think these are colder temps, they are. low rotating here. there will be a re-enforcement coming in. that will keep us cool. the breeze has kicked up. 40s and 50 on the temps. walnut creek, 50. napa, 49. santa rosa, 47. it's cool. you combine that with a west wind of 50 and it cuts right through you. napa west, sfo, west. livermore west-southwest. mountain view, san jose. this is the key, 48 to 50 to 52. once our water temps went cold, our weather pattern changed at well. 27 in truckee. 52 fresno. 51 sacramento and 42 in arcata. a lot of cloud cover. a winter stormwatch starts tomorrow morning. 4 to 8. maybe a foot of snow. this all comes together. snow level around 5500 feet which is an absolute blessing here and a bonus in may. you can see the cloud cover over us. back here is what we're waiting for. mostly cloudy, breezy. it's cold out there. below normal temps by a wide margin especially towards inland areas. a little bit of sun to the south. the clouds roll in. i'm penciling in 6 for clearlake and 68 -- 57 for clearlake and 68 for petaluma, that's incredible. bundle up. it's a cold one. not even a 70 towards morgan hill and gilroy. if they do, it will be short. won't last long. 50s, 60s on the coast. cool, coast bay, inland. cloudy, rain tomorrow. best look looks to be santa cruz mountain. san jose south. we'll still get some for everybody else. starts to clear out on friday. the weekend looks better. it won't be that much warmer. >> thank you. >>> 7:20. we want to join a press conference going on with philadelphia's mayor. the mayor there on the right and let's listen in. >> i can tell you that the federal railroad administration will be a part of our investigation. we'll work very closely with them. we will work closely with amtrak as well as with the city of philadelphia. we will be providing -- my goal is to provide you with fact out information -- factual information as we have it. we will hold a press briefing later this afternoon. i could encourage you you to follow us at twitter. our handle is @ntsb. we will not be speculating while we're here. we have a lot of the work that needs to be on. but -- that needs to be done. but we will provide you information as we learn it. would like to thank all of the first respoferreddence. i can tell -- first responders. i can tell you we do have a good relationship with the mayor's office. we have a good working relationship and we appreciate all of the courtesies and the assistance you are providing. i will step aside and turn it over to the mayor. >> because of the great work of the fire department and jessie wilson is in command, the fire department is in charge of this scene as well as support from the philadelphia police department working with ntsb, the -- whatever is comparable as we know it often referred to as the black box, that's been recovered. it's now in the amtrak operations center in delaware for an amly sis -- analysis. we have no information from that device at all because it's being analyzed by the experts. now we'll hear from amtrak board member and board chairman anthony kozier. >> let me start pie saying how -- by saying how deeply saddened we are for the loss of life that occurred on the train last evening. we -- our first and major priority will be the customers and employees who have been affected by this tragedy. we've established and 1-800- number which i know has -- an 800 number which i know has been established. a thorough investigation will take place from this incident led by the ntsb. amtrak will do everything to assist in the investigation and has brought every resource in the company's ability to support that effort. this is the amtrak family. we are very saddened by what's occurred and will do everything in our power to work with the may earoffice, the -- mayor's office, the ntsb and all authorities in dealing with this tragedy. >> you've been listening live to a press conference going on in philadelphia at the scene of that deadly amtrak crash. federal investigators arrived this morning to determine why the train jumped the tracks. the mayor of philadelphia right there, he's said some of the 238 passengers remain unaccounted for. that's raising fears the death toll could rise. he says the black box is being analyzed. no information has come from it yet. this accident has closed the nation's busiest rail roardy remember -- rail corridor running between new york and washington. i've taken it many times. it's widely used. once again, that press conference going on in philadelphia. >> wow. we'll have continuing coverage for you on this deadly train derailment. coming up a live report from the scene. you can always get updates throughout the day online on our ktvu mobile app. >>> we're also learning of a possible fifth 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in late tonight, tomorrow. that will be the best opportunity for rain probably tomorrow morning. santa cruz mountains. san jose south looks to be the best window of opportunity. we'll wasn't it for everybody -- we'll paint it for everybody. 51 degrees, that's a cold pattern. some breaks but a lot of cloud cover. mostly cloudy, breezy to windy at times. below-normal terps across the -- temperatures across the board. it looks like we'll be talking about some rain. >>> there is a paint spill, steve. these pictures were taken from skyfox. eastbound 4 highway at a standstill as they try to clean up the spill near the franklin canyon golf course. there's plenty of damage. a lot of paint cans and oil cans were discovered. they are trying to open the road within the next half-hour, is what i heard. i'm reading this as we're on the air. let me just pull back on that. it looks like they are just about to reopen. i'm reading this here. the left lane is now open and right lane will be open in 15 minutes. that's pretty good. this is a look at highway 4 live from skyfox westbound as you come up to the billow pass grade. we -- willow pass grade. we had an accident. traffic is slow. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for 15, 20 minutes. no major problems. i want to take a look at highway one coming in -- at highway 101 coming into san francisco. it's slow. >>> there's new information about the deadly amtrak train in philadelphia. investigators are interviewing the engineer and conductor. they are looking into the passenger accounts that the train may have been going too fast when this flew off the tracks. joel waldman has more. it looks like this will be a long job to get it cleaned up. >> reporter: disturbs news out of the news kf -- disturbing news out of the news conference. some passengers are unaccounted for. they've just brought in -- amtrak has brought in heavy machinery to try to raise and lift some of these cars here to begin this rescue/recovery effort. >> this is a nightmare. it can't be happening. >> reporter: train 188 was heading from washington, d.c. to new york city when it derailed. the impact mangled the front of the train tearing cars apart and causing others to completely overturned. >> i heard like a big bang. it was a big bang and then -- it caught my attention. helicopters and everything just started coming. >> reporter: the cause of the derailment is unknown but the area where it happened has a big curve and passengers say it was going in the curve when it began to shake. >> we were in the front seat and this huge red suitcase came flying at me. our train was on the side. it pushed me on the side of the train. >> reporter: the train was carrying 238 passengers and five crew members. one of those on board was patrick murphy, a former u.s. congressman. he described what happened after the crash. >> i flew to the other side and landed on my head. and then i was -- i checked my body parts. i was okay. there was people who were -- they didn't care about anybody else. they were staying off the -- any were getting off the train. >> it's an absolute disastrous mess. >> reporter: now. some good news out of the -- now, some good news out of the news conference, they've got the black box. they will send that box to washington, d.c. for further analysis. >> i understand that the ntsb and federal investigators are already at the scene. is there any possibility about any -- maybe terrorism or does it just look like it was an accident at this point? >> reporter: right now it looks like a complete accident. the fbi was quick to come out last night and said that they don't see any link whatsoever to terrorism. passengers on the train say they felt that the train took a curve too fast, the cars on the train began to shake. at that point was the moment of impact. we saw the crash. right now speed is a major concern and a worry. >> and they will be spending some time to look over that carefully. thank you, joel waldman live for us in philadelphia. we'll have continuing coverage this morning and have updates throughout the day online and on our ktvu mobile app. >>> san francisco police are investigating a crash that left a bicyclist with life- threatening injuries. the crash happened around 8:15 last night at 6th and folsom street. investigators say two cars collided which caused one of the cars to hit a nearby bicyclist sending that that bicyclist over a fence. >>> some children who were vaccinated in the south bay, they may have to be re- vaccinated. the palo alto medical foundation's pediatric clinic is sending 4300 letters to parents saying a faulty refrigerator was used to store vaccines at a clinic in san jose. that refrigerator made the vaccines too cold. it may have reduced the effectiveness of the vaccines. >> what that has done, it's put into question the effectiveness of the vaccines we gave, not the safety. there's no safety concern here whatsoever. >> the vaccines were apparently given to children between february of last year and march of this year. the clinic says it has a lotline set up for parent -- hotline set up for parents who have questions and it's replacing those refrigerators. >>> restrictions on blood donations on gay and bisexual men may soon be eased. the fda is recommending those donations be accepted for those who have not had sex for one year. that's a big change from the -- from the current lifetime ban. it also comes after advances have been made. the human rights campaign says the new recommendation is an improvement but it's still stigmatizing gay and bisexual men. >>> 7:39. the berkeley city council has unanimously approved an ordinance requiring cell phone retailers to warn customers that their phones could expose them to radiation. supporters say most people don't know that their cell phones already come with a warning but they say the warning is just not in plain sight. the proposed warning states if a person carries a phone in their pocket or directly against their body, they may be exposed to radio frequency levels that exceed federal guidelines. >> this is not about telling people not to use cell phones. it's just saying, here is the information you should know. and if you know it, makes your own decision about what to do. >> i don't think it's necessary because we don't have any concluesives evidence about it -- conclusive evidence about it. maybe if we had scientific data, i'm sure but not now. >> wireless carriers are expected to file a legal challenge. >>> the city is calling for the mcdonald's franchise owner to clean things up at the haight- ashbury location. here's more. >> reporter: well, good morning. city attorney dennis herrera says that crime at this particular mcdonald's in the haight-ashbury neighborhood has been happening for years. in fact, san francisco police have been called to this location more than a thousand times for things like drug dealing, fights and auto thefts. he's calling officials to make changes or possibly face legal action. mcdonald's on stanian street has seen more than its fair share of crime. in a detailed complaint and two- page letter directed to the ceo, the city attorney detailed the crime occurring on the property for things like fights or assaults, drinking alcohol in public, two dog attacks and auto burglaries. drug dealing remains a major problem here as well. the city has recovered lsd, marijuana and mushrooms from dealers on the property. herrera says he's tried contacting the franchise owner but says the owner has refused to do anything about it. people we poke to said -- we poke to said it's a problem. >> they have -- every time i go by, they offer to tell me weed, every day. i see the people smoking the weed by the mcdonald's. >> reporter: he wants them to implement better security measures at the mcdonald's. he says police resources can be better used elsewhere. he also says mcdonald's is on hook for making the changes. if they don't, he says there could be possible legal action including thousands of dollars of fines and possible closure of the restaurant. back to you. >>> 7:42. four people are dead following a horrible car crash in the south bay. in 23 minutes what police believe may have caused a car to go over a dash go over a -- to go over a cliff. >>> how a california woman ended up a million dollars richer on mother's day and what she plans to do with all of that money. >>> and we're looking at the east bay commute. taking a look at highway 4. highway 4 will be busy. we had a couple of earlier crashes and a lot of slow traffic. >>> a lot of cloud cover. all show and not much go. the rain is still on tap for tomorrow. we'll take a look at it. female announcer: it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> in nepal, officials with bullhorns are walking through the streets calling for people to tleev buildings damaged by yesterday's 7.3 magnitude earthquake -- to leave buildings damaged by yesterday's 7.3 earthquake. the earthquake brought down buildings that were already weakened by the april 25th quake that killed 8,000. the state department says u.s. aide workers will sep survey the -- help survey the latest damage and look for more victims. >>> we're hearing unconfirmed reports that a u.s. helicopter missing in nepal may have been spotted. it was on a relief mission to remote villages. six marines from camp pendleton and two soldiers from nepal were on board. radio transmissions indicate the helicopter had a fuel problem. we'll continue to monitor reports. >>> and a 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit off the coast of northeast japan yesterday. this is video of the office of a tv station during the latest quake. there have been no reports of damage to the fukushima nuclear plant and no injuries. >>> all right. 7:46 for one california woman, this past mother's day will be a day she'll never forget. every year on mother's day, the boyd family takes their mom to the thunder valley casino. this year was no different. mom put a $20 bill in a nickel slot machine and hit the jackpot for a million dollars. >> what are you gonna do with a million dollars? >> i'm gonna buy a house. >> so wonderful. it could not have happen -- it could not have happened to a better mom. >> love that. she won her million playing the nickel machine. she plans to buy a house, as you heard her. >> very smart way to spend your money. >>> want to check in with sal. how are things looking on the east shore? >> they are a little bit slow. westbound 80. i want to show you a traffic time here on 80 westbound coming from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. it's a 45-minute drive time. a lot of that is because of the slow traffic in richmond heading west toward the berkeley area. you can see the traffic is actually doing okay as you drive down to the macarthur maze. when up get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for a 15, 20-minute delay before you make it onto the bridge. 580 is still slow in livermore and pleasanton. and in san jose, northbound 101, traffic is very slow into mountain view. 85 and 280 are moderate. let's go to steve. >>> we do have mostly cloudy skies. it's cold. it's chilly. there is a pretty good breeze kicking up. the low offshore is spinning in low, mid-level clouds and that breeze is onshore. westerly or southerly component for some. not as bad as yesterday. you can see the cloud cover over. that's your mostly cloudy morning there. a little bit of sunbreaks to the south and to the west. the next band of cloud cover rolls in. the best opportunity for rain is tomorrow morning. probably about santa cruz mountains. san jose south. we'll paint it in for everybody. these are the average or the normal high temps for may 134th for napa, san jose, palo alto. these are my forecasted highs for today. they will all be close. 67 or 66 way below average. coast, bay and inland. cloud cover associated with one system is lifting northward. water temps are very cold. 40s and 50s on the temps. a decent breeze. west at oakland. west, west, west-southwest. here's kind of the key for the entire month. upper 40s, low 50s all the way to monterey at 52. 48 to 52 is cold. that means the fog forms rapidly. there's no heat in the valley. 50 on the temps out to sacramento, fresno and bakersfield. sierra, they will waiting for -- they are waiting for the system to move in tomorrow. this could be upgraded to a winter storm warning. maybe a foot of snow up to the 5 a00-foot level -- up to the 5500-foot level. i think .30 to .50 from santa cruz mountains south. it's in the mix here. a lot of cloud cover, if not. it will maintain a cold pattern. tomorrow morning, san jose. east bay, south bay, we'll wait for later and then in the late morning/early afternoon, things will pop up. the parameters, some thunderstorms could erupt. you need heat and lift in the clouds. pie 5:00, 6:00, most of this -- buy 5:00, 6:00 -- by 5:00, 6:00, most of this will push off. it won't warm up much here. mostly sunny, breezy at times. temps staying below normal. 60s almost for everybody. if you hit 70. it will be a soft 70. brentwood, other locations, really struggle. upper 50s or low 60s. 50s, 60s coast and on the peninsula, probably the warmest is 67. cloudy, some rain tomorrow into early friday and then it's out. the weekend will be better. i just don't think it will be that much warmer. >> if it was 60s verses 90s, i will take the 90s. >>> if you own a toyota, stick around. the expanding recall that's affecting millions of -- cars -- of cars -- affecting millions of cars. 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[sfx: yeti noise] ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's 7:54. this is scary. a san jose family going public about a frightening home invasion, honing to find the men -- hoping to find the men responsibility. it happened last friday. it was caught on their security cameras. two men go into the house and grab knives out of the kitchen and disconnect account phone. two women and a -- disconnect the phone. two women and a baby are hiding up stairs. the men go room to room to find them. they kick a hole in the door. >> they start to kick the door and start to twak them with the knife -- start to attack them with a knife. >> it doesn't look like a regular burglary, i don't know what their invention was. until they they are caught, they are very dangerous. >> the intruders took off running away after one of the women got hold of a cell phone and camed for help. if you recognize the men involved, call police. >>> a mother in antioch had to make a heartwrenching decision during her own terrifying counter with an intruder. she said she took this photo of a stranger standing inside her back door monday night. she said when she asked the man what he was doing, he said it was his house. the man went upstairs where her 4-year-old was. she called 911. >> my response, i know what to do but i had the police with me and they are telling me don't go upstairs. don't do this. don't do that. so i was following instructions from the police. so brave and calm, she didn't panic. >> when police arrived, the 4- year-old pointed hadder to closet to show -- pointed to her closet to show the police where he was hiding. >>> six people killed last night. more than 100 were hurt after an amtrak train derailed in philadelphia. >> it's an absolute disastrous mess. never seen anything like this in my life. >> after the break, what investigators are doing right now to determine how long this tragedy happened. >> reporter: a car cashes and lands in a ravine in gilroy. all of the passengers are dead. we'll tell you about the driver and what happened moments before the accident. >>> we're looking at the bridges. right now looking at the golden gate bridge. southbound 101 traffic looks good coming from marin county. we'll tell you more about the other bay area bridges when we come back. >>> our cool may pattern continues. we're waiting on the rain. we'll talk about where. but until then, don't expect temperatures to warm up too much. it's, it's positive thinking. and teamwork. yes. okay, so we, were going downtown... so i start thinking, parking space, parking space there was no spaces. but then one appeared, right? positive thinking really works. no it, it really does, you know, like when i need gas, i start thinking techron. mmm. techron. and before i know it, we're pulling into a chevron. you put positive thoughts out there and then i just... oh, wait, are you like controlling me? n-n-no. your car takes care of you care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. that's a long leash. >>> we will continue to do all that we can until we are sure that we have accountedded for all of -- accounted for all of the people we believe were on that train. >> new information from the news conference about the deadly amtrak train derailment in philadelphia last night. six people were killed. more than 100 others were hurt and some of the 238 passengers are still unaccounted for. we'll bring you the very latest developments in a couple of minutes. stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, may 13th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. let's check weather and traffic. the calendar says may. it doesn't feel like it. very chilly. a lot of low clouds. high clouds. the rain will be tomorrow morning. it looks like most of that will favor areas to the south. temperatures won't warm up. even under most of these -- even under these mostly sunny skies. there will be a some late tonight, and tomorrow but it may give southern california more rain than us. especially as we head to friday and saturday. they could have a lot of rain down there. 50s slow to recover on the 40s. 20 miles per our out of the west -- per hour out of the west at fairfield. maybe a few breaks. the low clouds have no problem forming. we keep the cloud cover in place. below normal temps, coast bay and inland. we'll cloud it up again. a lot of 60s which from this time of year is very rare. all right, sal. what do you have? >> we're looking at the south bay. we'll still look at the east bay, too. we'll start with 280 northbound as you get up to highway 17. we have slow traffic there. but i would say 280 is your best bet here, belter than some of the other -- better than some of the other freeways. you can see 280 is slowing through 17 but it does get better by the time you reach the lawrence expressway. 85 is slow from 87 to saratoga and 101 is sold out from the capitol expressway up to mountain view. 101 on the peninsula, moderate to heavy traffic in palo alto. 280 is better than 101 as you head south. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up for a little bit of a wait. 15, 20 minutes. nothing out of the ordinary when you get on the bridge, it's moderate into san francisco. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> this morning, the chp is investigating a deadly crash neesh the gilroy outlet mall -- near the gilroy outlet mall. four people died when the car they were riding in on leavesly road rolled into a ravine. janine de la vega is there. you say there have been many crashes on that road. >> reporter: yeah, there have been. that's what officers tell me. and we're here on leavesly road. about a quarter mile from where the accident happened here, the speed limit is 50 miles an hour. authorities are trying to determine whether the car involved in the accident was traveling too fast. officers tell us the crash occurred sometime around 10:30 last night. this ford mustang was traveling eastbound on leavesly when the driver lost control going around a turn. the driver flew in the air, hit a try creek bed and -- dry creek bed and went into the ravine below. all four passengers were dead but the male driver survived. >> probably once a week collision there but not as seriously as this one usually. >> it's very tragic. we need to find our way to teach our youth, to get it through to them that they can't drive fast. these things are going to happen. >> reporter: out of the passengers who died three were female. one was male. officers say they appear to be under 25 years old. the chp says the male driver who survived was wearing a seat belt. he has major injuries but is expected to live. authorities are at the hospital trying to see if they can interview the driver to get more information on what happened. it's unknown if alcohol played a factor in the accident. there are still a lot of questions that need to be answered. >> such a tragedy for young lives lost. thank you. >>> about 40 minutes ago, we brought you a live news conference from philadelphia about last night's deadly amtrak train derailment. michael nutter confirmed at least six people have been killed in the crash. more than 200 others were treated for a variety of injuries. some are in critical condition. now, the rescue crews there still looking for people who may still be trapped under this wreckage. the train's black box, it's been found. it will now be analyzed as part of the ntsb investigation. >> with the six confirmed key seized -- deceased, we are heartbroken and what's happened here. we've not experienced anything like this in motd -- modern times. >> passengers took cell phone video and photos from inside the train. they are describing a violent, chaotic scene. passengers being thrown from their seats, luggage flying around through the train cars. now, the train was going from washington, d.c. to new york city when it jumped the tracks. now, stay tuned. we will bring you a live report from the detailment -- derailment crash scene at 8:30. >>> the san jose city council is expected to get a proposal to change the rent control laws. the city already has rent control. but it only applies to apartments built before 1979. that covers about 43,000 apartment complexes and landlord cannot raise rent there more than 8% a year. now a councilman wants to cap the rent increases at 4%. not surprisingly, silicon valley apartment owners don't like that idea. >> rent control will not bring the cost of housing down. all it will do is create more competition for housing because individuals may stay in units longer. >> now sam liccardo said the state law bans rent control on apartments built after 1979. he says that's why new aphobable housing project -- affordable housing projects are so important. he says they provide lower and middle-class families as well as individuals a place to live in silicon valley. >>> 8:06. we are less than 12 hours away from tipoff for tonight's critical game between the warriors and the grizzlies. the warriors expect their fans to live up to their reputation as being the loudest in the nba. taracle arena on how you can get tickets. >> reporter: practicing the rally sticks. i've got the sticks ready, the t-shirt, the flag. this game will be exciting. there are till tickets -- still 60s available -- there are still tickets available. court side seats up to $3,000. the warriors had a blowout win against memphis monday night and they are hoping to keep the momentum going as we head into game 5. third-party ticket prices are $168 for standing room only. $4200 for court side. we asked coach steve kerr how his team was able to pull off such an amazing victory. >> this is a really uni fid -- unified group that cares. sometimes they care too much and do it on their own. >> reporter: now we brace for the game tonight. doors o'at 6:00. >> game -- doors open at 6:00. gym starts at 7:30. make sure you have all your paraphernalia ready irk the blue -- ready, the blue and gold. the carpet is rolled out. i think we're ready for another win. in oakland, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 8:07. ne

tara moriarty has been on this story since 4:00 a.m.. you are back with the very latest. good morning, tara. >> reporter: swat teams arrived and we will not be showing you the scene because police have asked us not to. we are on the corner of searen and sunny dale. police have been trying to coax the suspect out for nearly ten hours. this started off as a domestic violent case. then who may lose is -- and during the night he did come out on the balcony and yelled out at officer. he could be armed that is why police are taking such precautions. we met three men that lived directly across the street. they said they were evacuated from their home and hadn't been able to get inside at night. they slept in their car and left for at 4:30 this morning. we will be out here ever we'll be sure to keep you poeed. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty, back to. >>> a san francisco for police for crack down is under way. for the the in for mrs. cap pep quality of lifetimes. captain jan very ktvu about drug use about fighting, dogs off the the leash, illegal parking and loitering. >> all of those quality of life issues are what we are responsible for at park station to not over look but to take action. >> now the captain says the new campaign doesn't mean his officers are getting tough this their stance on the homeless. he says warnings will be issued first and that the homeless will get information about city resources. repeat offenders though will be cited. an additional two officers have also been assigned to walk the haight with others patrolling the neighborhood on those bikes. >>> emergency cleanup begins to remove thousands of gallons of crude oil that leaked along the coast. a pipeline ruptured yesterday near the beach just west of santa barbara. oil went into the drain. if the coast guard feels that amount could be

tara moriarty live at the golden gate bridge where cycle hiss are just getting started. any rain out there, tara? >> reporter: no not yet. i think a lot of people around here were breathing a sigh of relief, because they really don't want -- unless it is enough to make an impact on the drought. politically correct bunch of people we have here, and they're very excited about today. over the next couple hours, we're here at vista point -- going to see hundreds of riders start trick ling in. we have been covering this event for 20 years, if you can believe that. the 21st annual bike to workday. and a lot of people will be heading in as the sunrising in san francisco. they're going to stop at one of the 400 energizer stations set up throughout the bay area where they can grab drinks, snacks, goody bag. the only catch is you have to be on a bike. now, this event is being sponsored by kaiser 511.org and the proper transportation commission. we are joined live actually by halle barry with one of the event organizers. you're trying to send a message. >> clearly. a great way to combine multiple things in your life: to get where you need to go, do it with no carbon emissions, get exercise. it's a great way to meet other people, be out there as part of a community and across the bay area today, we expect somewhere between a hundred and 00,000 people to be on their bicycles across nine counties. >> reporter: wow. that's quite an event. i know you guys have goody bags. what is this that you have? . >> right now what i have, i have what's called a frog light, which is a wonderful safety device. the more you can be seen on your bicycle the better. we also have a bell, which is very helpful when you're going through crowded places, like the golden gate bridge. these two items are from kaiser perm thenty, one of our span source. you'll find many, many other giveaways -- sponsors are providing. >> reporter: thank you for being with always. about 500 people are expected to take off on their bicycles as they head to work down peninsula. a little later this morning, we're going to head over to city hall. we know that the chief of police as well as the mayor and several of the supervisors, they're going to be hopping on their bike today. we'll be sure to let you know how they're sporting their spandex. back to you >> they might not all wear the spandex. but you're gong be busy. >>> after a big win at home, a chance to close out their semi final series with the grizzlyies. >> after -- that was not sloppy. that was good. they did have a sloppy start. but the warriors want on a 60-2 run to take a 1-point lead at the end of the 1st quarter. 98-78. steph curry had 18 point a playoff career high. clay thompson back after his shooting funk to lead all the scorers with 21 points. >> points. >> the warriors can move on to the western conference finals with a win in game 6 tomorrow night in memphis. if memphis wins, there will be a game 7, oracle arena sunday at 12:30. >> exciting. >> very exciting. >>> time is 5:12. caught on camera, a smash and grab robbery. happened in palo alto. look at this. coming up in 20 minutes, the high-end store targeted, and what those thieves were going after. >> some bay area starbucks could start brew up more than your morning coffee. the plan to expand into happy hour. >> good morning. right now we are looking at a commute where traffic is doing pretty well in many areas. here you see westbound 24 and the east bay looks good. . >> a lot of cloud cover over us. looks like most of the morning commute should be all right. some rain, but it's going to favor areas to the south. a lot of rain in southern california. updates coming up. >>> police officers cab be seen guarding the park place hotel where the attack happened last night. a total of 14 people were killed, including 2 women. none of the people were foreigners, none from afghanistan. police say taliban attackers stormed that hotel as it was hosting a party, and opened fire. the u.s. citizen killed has not been identified. a british citizen, an italian, four people from india have been confirmed dead. >>> jury deliberations continue to decide the fate of the boston marathon bomber. jurors are deciding whether dzhokhar tsarnaev should live out the rest of his life in prison, or if he should be put to death. during closing arguments, prosecutors called tsarnaev a remorse-free terrorist, but the defense argues he deserves a chance at redemption. this is the same jury that convicted tsarnaev last month. by now they have experienced work with each other. because of that, legal experts say they will likely be able to reach a decision very soon. >>> a former san francisco political consultant charged with possessing and distributing child pornography is due back in court next month. enrique pierce pled not guilty yesterday to six felon gnu charges. now, he was taken back into custody after a judge raised his bail to $400,000 at the request of prosecutors. they said the pornographic images he possessed included children as young as infants. the attorney says prosecutors are taking this case too far, and there was no evidence presented pierce ever had any contact with any of the victims. >> i think it's incredibly unfair to raise the bail after someone meets the scheduled bay that the city judges have set, appears in court as required andlated, but he'll be posting the bail and getting out. we'll be fighting the charges. >> now, pierce faces five felony child pornography charges and a sixth felony count on possessing stolen property. a city parking meter was found in his apartment. >>> time is 5:17. the u.s. agriculture department has -- foods that are free of genetically modified ingredients. the company would have to pay for the station. it would include the label "usda process severed." genetically modified seeds are engineered in labs to have certain traits, like being resistant to herbicides. the majority of the country's corn and soybean crop is now genetically modified. they're made into ingredient like high fructose corn syrup and soybean oil. >>> looks like starbucks is brewing up a new business plan, has applied to alcohol beverage control for licenses to serve beer and wine at 13 directions in the bay area. now through a search of the alcohol bureau's data base, ktvu learned those locations include santa rosa, petaluma, livermore, san francisco. you can see on the map a lot of places included in that. reaction to the idea is mixed. . >> i think being open later and having a small drink menu would be good. >> there's so many other great areas to get a happy hour and stuff in san francisco. so that probably wouldn't be my first place. >> a spokeswoman for starbucks says the company is evaluating the potential site before making any official announcement. if they do get that permit, though, starbucks said it would offer local wines and beer on their minnesota ewe. >> interesting. >> i know. it is. >>> time is 5:19. you know, sal has been my traffic authority since he came on the air at 4:00 this morning. >> we're on at four? . >> yes, sir. >> oh i see. the secret is out. >> we're out at four forever. by the way, the secret's out. let's go out and take a look at the commute here on interstate 880. the traffic looks good. southbound slows a little bit, parts of hayward. beginning to get a little more crowded. we don't have any major slowdowns yet. if you're going to the bay bridge toll plaza, we don't have a slowdown there. a little more time there. walnut creek, concord, 680 from the venetia bridge is off to a good start. let's go to steve in the weather center. >>> thanks, sal. >> welcome. >> we have cloudy skies. rain is just off monta ray. off monta ray bay, santa cruz mountains. the focus of the heaviest precip. farther north, i think less of an opportunity. we're waiting on that system. you see some of that cloud cover over us. some of that has to swing in. going to take a while. most of the morning commute looks okay. there will be some pockets of rain here. i encountered one on my way in overlafayette. morning rain, possible thunderstorms. some areas may not get much at all, a trace to 5/100ths. i it will you, though, we are taking a back soot to totals that will be up in the sierra and northern california. i saw 2 inches over l.a. between now and saturday morning. that's a lot of rain for them in may. any time of year, that's a lot of rain. you can see little spins in the atmosphere. i love those. mostly favoring areas to the south, central california, southern california. the wraparound could send in clouds and rain. the lows are mainly up. there might be a few breaks in the clouds. a lot of 50s due to the cloud cover, and more of a southerly breeze. cold on the water temps, inching up about a degree. keep an eye on that, see if it turns. wouldn't be surprised that system coming overwater. that might warm it up slightly. cloud cover will mainly be the rule today. not much showing up yet. radar not picking up anything. if it does, it's low-level stuff. the winter storm warning goes from 11:00 to tomorrow. possibility 6 to 12 inches. this is really good. we'll take it. you can see a little line off monta ray. embedded within that, some enhancement taking place. right now, with oar good to go. cloudy to mostly cloudy. some rain today. it's going to stay cool. 8, 10 degrees below normal this time of year. possible thunderstorms later in the afternoon. if we get breaks in those clouds, we'll have some in the way of some lift, a little instability. sun would help. 60s on the temps. some of this should be about 77, 78. maybe an early -- it won't be that much warmer. it will be okay. but staying cool. >> okay. so not too bad for the commute really. what about this evening? . >> i think that's more of an issue -- >> really? okay. thank you, steve. >>> 5:22 is the time. a popular way to keep lawns lush and green during the drought. coming up, 15 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discounters ♪ >>> stay tuned right where you are. >>> welcome back. it's may 14th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. 5:30. steve's here. rain going to take a little while to move in, i guess. >> a little bit. the main bulk is offshore. off of monta ray. visiting monta ray and pebble. >> isn't that nice? i'd like to do that. >> we will have a cloudy morning. most of the commute looks okay. >>> not a lot with this system. there could be isolated areas. the sierra and northern california will get a lot more. i saw a 2-inch bull's eye over l.a. saturday morning. if you have travel plans, they could be setting records for rainfall. san diego would be in there, too. for us, all this rotates in. clouds, some rain. temperatures in the 50s for most. 57 -- because the cloud cover. not much yet. warning goes in effect from 11 through 5 tomorrow. if you need to go, that will be a good time. mainly to the west, southwest. it will rotate in. cloudy to mostly cloudy. some rain. possible thunderstorm this afternoon. a little elevation in the atmosphere. certainly the parameters are there for us. they're not too bad. temps stay cool. 60s for most. anything new to report? . >> we're okay. we do have some slowing that's beginning to pop. good morning to you. go right to the toll plaza. everyone seeing what it looks like now we have a few more cars coming in. a little bit of slowing. nothing major. once you get on the bridge, it does look good in san francisco. we've been looking at the commute as you drive over to the san mateo bridge. that continue to look good. you're driving on the atmont pass, we have slow traffic this morning on westbound 580, nothing else new. this is just before north flynn. so all the slow traffic is really kind of being stopped there. once you get past that, if you got on the road after that, it is much better into pleasanton. now 0:32. go back to the desk >> thank you. >>> police in pal low alto looking for thieves who used a stolen car to smash into a blooming dale's department store. the burglars made off with jewelry in a short amount of time. georgia mean de la vega joins us with this surveillance video. just an incredible crime. georgia mean? >> reporter: i do want to mention, as soon as we pulled up, we did notice security patrolling around. it doesn't appear they were on this side of the mall when that group of thieves just plowed into the bloomingdale's here. take a look at this you. it is pretty dramatic. you can see this red jeep cherokee backs into the doors of blooming dale's on the,l camino side of the store. this happened about 4:00 a.m. yesterday. then you see the three thieves all wearing black hood days run in. they get to work quickly, using a sharp object to smash through the glass case holding jewelry and watches. the thieves run away and hop into the jeep, where a getaway driver is waiting for them. police found that the jeep was dumped later in the morning on palo alto avenue. it had been reported stolen the day before we're hoping some of the stuff we got from the vehicle and hopefully with better surveillance from that area -- sanford has several video cameras, surveillance in that area that we might be ail to get more information. >> reporter: investigators say the burglars were inside for just over 1 minute, but they made off with a lot if expensive goods. ktvu took still photos inside the store appeared six cases were hit. police are looking be into the possibility it may be connected to another burglary that took place at a camera store in february. in that case, a mini van drove through the front door, and thieves made off with equipment. police are looking for any tips on this latest case. they don't know who these thieves are. they hope perhaps the video and evidence they collect from that stolen car may help bring in some tips. pam? . >> certainly sounds like they could get some more tips. thank you, georgia mean. >>> it is 5:34 now. and petaluma police are hoping someone will recognize a man who may be tide to two burglaries in that city. they were both caught on surveillance video as well. take a look. the most recent happened at a biotech company on mcdonald boulevard on april 29th. police say the man went inside that business and put on some cover alls he found laying around apparently so he could blend in with other employees who were working at the time, and he stole three laptops. a few days earlier, a man with a similar description was caught on surveillance video stealing nine cell phones. this was at an a and t store. he's only described at this point to be in his late 30s, early 40s with thick dark hair. >>> time 5:5. starting tomorrow, if you live in pleasanton and you use too much water, you're going to be hit with penalties. the city asked people to reduce their water use by 25% compared with the year 2013 and the public works department says most people comply. but now those who don't, you're going to be hit with a fine. the amount will vary. it will depend on how much the customer went over that limit and for how long. the bills could double, even triple. >>> also the city of pal low alto adopted new restrictions this week to meet the 24% city-wide water use reduction by june 1st. landscape watering is now limited to just two days a week. there are some competitions for things like edible gardens and for grassy areas at parks, schools, and other public places. >>> recycled water is normally just dumped in the bay. it's being given away for free at the contra costa county sanitary district. all you have to do is go get it. now, some pretty savvy homeowners who want to coop their homes lush and green, they are taking advantage of this giveaway. jerry liberty of ms. says he turns his hose on twice a week with no regrets because he regularly fils a 275-gallon tank with the free water. liberty says he got the idea from a friend. >> after church, we went to dinner with some friends, and we were talking about the water shortage and stuff, and somebody mentioned they have the recycled water. so i checked online, went over, and got certified. now i can do it. >> in order to stave off some suspicious neighbors, homeowners who use the water put up signs on their lawns, letting people know, hey, they're using recycled water. district officials say the program's pretty popular. in just is first 12 days of this month, the district has given away more than a quarter million gallons of recycled water. >>> the driver and only survivor of that single car crash that killed four people in gill roy now faces drunk driving charges. investigators say 24-year-old anthony inbronen could also be charged with vehicular manslaughter. he was driving four friends on leasey road near the gilroy outlet stores late tuesday night. he failed to -- his car rolled into a dry creek bed. all four passengers died, including three girls chore set to graduate from high school next month. >> knowing that she had three weeks left, she would have graduated with us. she should have been there with us. >> the girls all went to different high schools in the gill roy school district. grief counselors helping the students and school staff cope with their death. >>> your time 5:38. a ronin park man accused of abducting two of his daughters, he's due to enter a plea this afternoon. forty-five-year-old everyett wreath obtained an emergency custody order, and picked up his 11 and 9-year-old daughters last week. mother had the court rescind that order, which returned custody of the children back to her. wreath became the target of a manhunt along the west coast. he brought the girls back, and he surrendered last friday. he's facing charges that include kidnapping and child cruelty. >>> president obama is hosting a special summit today at camp david for the leaders of six gulf nations. here's some video. the president welcoming the leaders to the white house last night to a dinner. president obama wants to reassure the gulf leaders negotiations with iran over its nuclear program will not -- their security. leaders worry lifting sanctions on iran will only facilitate what they see as iran's aggression in that region. >>> tim brown will help california's 911 heros at the state capital this morning. and that will include 11-year- old jake richard. you might remember jake was talking with his father in january when his father fell 50 feet down a cliff. jake climbed down to his dad, he was able to get a cell phone, and call 911. he did not know his exact location, so quick-thinking dispatcher training used facebook to find out exactly where they were hiking, and that dispatcher will also be honored today. that was such a great story. >> very creative and clever. >> yes. >>> time is 5:39. they're calling it a national day of action. coming up at 6:00, what bay area postal workers are demanding from the u.s. postal service. female annou ncer: it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-free financing. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> >>> these two men grabbed knives out of the kitchen and want through this house room by room. they tried to kick down a bedroom door when they realized two women and a baby were locked inside. they left after one of the women called 911. >>> police in san francisco calling attention to what they call a fencing scam. now, this scam involves two contractors. they show up to a house to fix a fence. but actually, they are robbing older single women. investigators say the men hit six times in a single week this month. they tell the residents they were called by a landlord to work on a finance. one victim tells us, while one man distracted her in the garden, the other one slipped in the house and stole jewelry given by her son and late husband more than 50 years ago. . >> they did come. my bracelets, ring with diamonds >> we call this a fencing scam, literally a fencing scam. >> the investigators say it appears these robers, they did some research ahead of time, find out when the victims are home alone. the are advising residents, contact a neighbor and the fencing company before you let anyone inside your home. >>> a natural gas pipeline that runs under the city of san carlos will operate at lower than normal pressure after problems were found in that line. according to "the daily news," p t and, made emergency repairs on the line last week. the same line had problems in the past. in 2013 the cpuc fined pg and e more than $13 million for failing to november the commission about errors in the ewe actuality's record. the santa clara city council is saying no thanks to $3 million in donations for the san francisco 49ers. the team had offered the money to be used for kids sports. team executives said there were no strings attached to the gift, but council members said it just didn't feel right. last month, the 49ers offered to pay $15 for a long-term lease on three soccer fields. the team wanted to use the land for parking during incidents tat stadium. opponents said that would have left thousands of children with no place to play soccer, and the council rejected that deal >>> barry bonds taking a swing at major league baseball. ''chronicle" reports bonds filed a grieve advance through the players' union, claiming the team owners coeluded against him, and refused to sign him for the 2008 season. a year before that, barry bonds had 28 home runs and led the national league in walks. bonds claims that collusion ran him out of baseball. >> be interesting to follow. >>> 5:46 is the time. check in with sal. >> that was a while ago now. >> we heard a lot about barry bonds over the years. >> i know. seems like yesterday he was playing. >> it's true. true. >> it's been a minute. the kids, the young kids say that. speaking of minutes, let's go out to your morning commute, and start with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. going to be about 10 to 15 minutes as you drive on to the bridge before you make it on there. no major problems on the span itself. as you look at interstate 880 north and southbound, it still is a decent commute. yesterday we had kind of a bad one getting into oakland. today getting in and out seems okay so far. it is relatively early. i want to mention, if you're going to san jose airport northbound 87 at sky port drive, there's a crash. traffic is backed up from at least taylor street. a good time to use alternates, because 17 looks good. so does 101. looks much better than 87 getting up to the same area near the airport. . >>> go to steve in the weather credibility >> terry: there's been some -- a little bit of it. maybe a drizzle, few pockets of brief showers. it's going to give us some rain today, and possibility of thunderstorms. certainly if we can get some breaks in those clouds, get a little bit of heating, though temperatures are well below average. the parameters for some severe weather this afternoon are closely enough. that's what's developing. it still has a ways to go. going to swing in if you leave now, you'll probably be just fine. . all the way down to southern california, which is going to get just blasted with rain over the next couple of days. there's between now and saturday morning a 2-inch bull's eye over l.a., which is incredible for any time of the year. but for this time of the year it really is. for us, not as much. there will be more in the sierra. possible thunderstorms. win theer storm warning starts at 11:00 up there. there could be happy isolated area, maybe a half inch or so. generally less amount than that. rain develops. afternoon thunderstorms stay cloudy. another cool day. looks to be warmer for some. a south breeze. you can see how this whole system is rotating in. there's another spin in the atmosphere there. most of this is heading south of us. so central and southern california. most of the lows are off due to the cloud cover. a couple of 40s. 10 degrees warmer sfo and oakland. more mid-50s. upper 40s, low 50s on the water as they come up a degree. keep an eye on that. south wednesday on the coast, one reason why they're up today. 50s all the way down -- from reading all the way down to bakersfield, even l.a., everyone is pretty close on rain. the sierra getting ready for that system to develop with some snow and rain, but again -- right now would be a great time to leave, certainly in the morning until that winter storm warning kicks in. 5,500-foot snow level. you can see where it's taking most of its energy, where most of out's lighting up. embedded in that could be brief heavy rain. most of it south. here's the line. this is the futurecast here. about 10, 11:00. watch what happens out toward livermore. contra costa county. solano county. could be a line of thunderstorms popping up. later today, once we get in the afternoon, that's when we get the best bet for thunderstorms. not going to warm up much. temperatures will stay cool. a lot of cloud cover rotating through. mostly cloudy. some rain here, but later than sooner. possible thunderstorms. temperatures staying very cool this time of year. 60s on the temps for most. in fact, these are well below average, and we'll have mainly some rain friday morning. then it will kick out. that will be better for the week. temperatures will be slow to recover. >>> whether or not you believe me or not. >> "weather or" you're so clever, steve. everyone can take your cleverness and information with them out the door. >>> we want to let you know about your weather app. we've been talking about it a lot. want to show you how it works. pulling it up on the tablet, you can see that you have the radar that steve always shows us, and i'm going to put it into play. you can actually watch it as it moves over the bay area. you can also zoom into your particular area, get a little bit information, little more information specific for you, and the other thing that's really cool is you can look at it hourly and especially today, because steve mentioned that the rain is going to be kind of slow to move the bay area today. . download our ktvu weather app. all of our weather, meteorologists, wherever you go. dave? . >> sound good. well done, pam. >>> time is 5:50. happening today, thousands of bay area commuters are trading in the dress shoes for sneakers. this morning, thaw oar joining the 21st annual bike to workday. ktvu fox two's tara4th street bar station in san francisco, and i understand hundreds of cyclists are getting ready to start pedaling, terrin. >> reporter: there's going to be a lot of people with helmet hairs when they arrive at work. at the stroke of 6:00, this bunch of people is actually expected to take off and head down to peninsula. some of them, it locks like, are actually getting ready here. we are told that it's actually a heck of a ride. about 42 miles each way. event organizers expect between a hundred and 200,000 people to pedal to work today despite the forecasted rain. riders can stop at one of 400 energizer stations set up throughout the bay area where they can grab snacks, drinks, gifts -- helmet lights. event sponsors say bike to work not only helps the environment by reducing the carbon emissions, but it promotes good health. >> cycling is a great exercise. it's heart-healthy. it's low stress on your joints the getting a bike ride in the morning is outstanding way to start the day, and

tara moriarty joins us live from outside of the family's home and tara, boy, the family must be so relieved that they are back and safe. >> reporter: definitely. when the children made it into the arms of grandma, there were tears of joy. very emotional. we're not sure if they are home. we haven't seen any movement at the family house. we think they may still be up in the sierra. we know family members went up there last night. nicholas vlahos and his son and daughter were found after 8:00 outside of downieville, northeast of grass valley. the trio was rescued from a blackhawk helicopter. it was part of a large-scale search not far from the camp seat where they were last seen tuesday morning. >> they've been airlifted out. so they've been evacuated by helicopter. and they will be flown up and reunited. qlism -- i'm very excited. glad to have them back. >> reporter: crews found the family hiking not far from their black pickup truck. this is a picture from instagram. authorities did tell us that it most likely became disabled and that's how the family became stranded. a video from the helicopter rescue should be released today. a couple of bug bites, a couple of scratches but overall in good health and the mom on a trip to kentucky had flown back and said she is quite relieved and will have a very nice mother's day. taraher's day to have the family all together. thank you. >>> a police standoff near downtown san jose is over. it began around 6:30 last night when a woman called police to say a man pointed a gun at her inside a home. she was able to escape and told police the man was still inside with several weapons. streets around the area of north 12th street between julian and washington were blocked off. people living nearby were asked to evacuate their homes. the standoff lasted all through the night. police say they were not in a rush and were waiting for the right time to make contact with the man. >> we're always trained to be careful, especially when there are weapons involved. this call was no exception. we took our time. we were very careful. we call out the merge unit and they are the ones who took over and were able to establish contact with the suspect and take him into custody. >>> police say the man was arrested around 4:15 this morning without incident. they searched his home and found

tara moriarty is joining us, now, with some pretty expensive tickets that are still available for tonight's big game. i like where you're sitting taras, i know the $7200 court side fees is not tickling your fancy and the peanut heaven seats were not good either. i found this option for you. this is section 128, we're in the last row, seats 7 and 8. >> that's not bad, $632. >> $632. >> and it's a great view from where i'm sitting, you can see everything, all the seats are pretty good, but this one is root in the middle so, it's great. >> that's still available -- >> i've sold you, i've sold it. that's good. the warriors guy is going to be excited i've done his work. doors open at 4:00 and tipoff is at 6, if you plan on getting here you're advised to take bart or capitol corridor, that's because the oakland a's have a day game today. the parking fee will double after 10:00 this afternoon. they advance to the conference finals. the cleveland cavaliers swept their series. they want to buy authentic nba gear, and they'll want to knock off merchandise, one tip, you know how to look for the real thing, find that hologram sticker or name ta

tara moriarty is live in oakland this morning with more on the proposal that will be officially presented today by oakland mayor libby schaaf. tara. >> reporter: could destruction like this been prevented by more officers on the streets? that is something the council will be looking at hard. we're here at the auto dealership which is the hyundai dealership on broadway. you can see a lot of these cars were hit hard by protestors. this one had the windshields bashed in. and then some of these other cars have had graffiti sprayed on the hoods. this one was even set on fire. they targeted 70-80 cars here. store front windows were shattered. he put out his own sign saying opd you failed us again. he says the insurance will not cover all of the damages and he is frustrated with theover and police chief. >> first you pay them to do a job and they don't do the job and then pay them to do damage control. that doesn't makeceps. >> reporter: mayor schaaf told ktvu that city leaders will not tolerate violence but may day groups caused the worst damage we have seen. >> we did a good job of protecting people but we we did not do a good job of protecting property. >> reporter: so again tonight schaaf will go before the council and ask for 40 more officers. that will bring the total number of officers to 172 over the next two years. the highest number the department has seen since 2010. the plan will cost about $6.7 million. lye from oakland i'm taraple were cited or arrested during friday nights march. charges range from failure to dispurse assault on an officer. , burglary and intoxication. >>> the state water resources control board will consider a proposal that include a 25% cut in water use statewide. the water board says it's responding to governor browns executive order. the 25% refrom >>> property owners are learning the reality of how they will be effected by budget cuts to their fire district after pailing to pass a partial tax to -- parcel tax to pay for fire services. the east contra costa fire district laid out its plans to move forward. the district which used to have eight stations five years ago will soon only have three. they voted to close the downtown brentwood effective on monday. the president of the firefighters union says service calls that do not require lights and sirens such as on odor investigation or minor medical call will be cut. >> the biggest fear is people is going to die. somebody is going to have

tara moriarty joining us live in santa clara. what is he charged with this time tara? >> reporter: well, this time it's for vie violating a restraining order. he says that mcdonald was at the particular residence with a defense investigator to gather pictures for evidence. we have some pictures to show you from monday. this was shortly after his arrest earlier on child endangerment and domestic violence charges. he allegedly kicked in a door and attacked a woman while holding a baby at 4:00 in the morning. the chicago bears released him after less than three months on the team. now, yesterday he had another incident. joining me live is lieutenant kurt clark with the santa clara police department to tell us what happened yesterday. >> yes. yesterday about 3:00 our investigators were following up on the case involving ray mcdonald on monday where he was arrested for child endangerment and domestic violence. during that follow-up, we learned ray mcdonald was in violation of a restraining order at a residence in santa clara and subsequently he was arrested for that offense. >> reporter: where did you find him? was it immediately after? is it take a while to find him? >> it was shortly after the violation occurred. he was arrested in santa clara. >> reporter: what happens from here? >> from here he will be given his day in court to explain the violation of that order. >> reporter: all right. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. back in august you may recall mcdonald was arrested on suspicion of felony domestic violence against his then fiancee but charges were not filed. it is unclear whether or not the woman involved in this case is the same woman. also in december san jose place said they were investigating mcdonald's for a sexual assault charge. a lot of incidents obviously. we will try to get a little bit more information and talk to mcdonald's attorney. taraou. >> thank you. >>> 7:36 this morning. a veteran st. clair police officer is in trouble with the law. santa clara police officer kit nguyen has been on the force for 25 years. investigators say that earlier this month a loss prevention officer at a target store in san jose saw nguyen steal a $250 smartwatch. he was off duty at the time when he was arrested. nguyen had the watch, wire cutters, and a magnetic key to disable the watch's anti-theft lock. shoppers outside the target were stunned. >> you think a police officer is held to a higher standard. so, you know, probably he does need some help and he probably needs to be off the force while he is getting help. >> when one of our employees get arrest ford shoplift -- arrested for shoplifting, it's a step back. it saddened us here. >> the santa clara police department has placed nguyen on paid administrative leave. he is charged with petty theft and using burglary tools. >>> two highway patrol officers on bicycles arrested two men su

tara moriarty is there with a live report on the festival from napa coming up in the next half hour. >> you sedentary are up there? >> -- you sedentary are up there? -- sent tara up there? >> yes. they gets to be up there. good bands. >> lucky her! >>> well, no more license plates? that could soon be the requirement for every car in california. up next, a push for a new state law and why supporters say it is a public safety issue. >> yes. the blockbuster set in the bay area now in the movie theaters. but is "san andreas" all it is cracked up to be, or are viewers getting the shakedown. >> good morning. we are looking at the east bay commute. traffic is looking good on highway 24 between walnut creek and oakland. we will tell you more about the east bay commute coming up. >> our modest warm up remains on track for your friday. this morning we are waking up with low clouds, patchy fog and drizzle. temperatures going up by a few degrees from yesterday. we will have a look at current conditions and what to expect for the afternoon, coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> well, this next story about license plates on cars may be replaced with a very visible number logged into computer systems ax rd accessible to law firm. >> if the bill makes it through state, it would then take event in january of 2017. >>> a two hour standoff in oakland ended with a man behind bars. al alameda deputies say the suspect was driving recklessly in east oakland yesterday. he refused to stop and hit a parked car. >>> the time is 5:14. the transgender woman that tried to burn down the home featured in the robin williams' movie "mrs. doubt fire," will be facing possible life in prison charges after pleading guilty. she is the former patient of a plastic surgeon who lives in the home now. she was reportly not happy with the results of the plastic surgery. >>> the fact or fiction question. dwayne "the rock" johnson movie is stirring up conversation across the bay area about "the big one." this is not the big one -- . >> well. >> this is beyond that. parts of san andreas set right here in san francisco. the movie depicts the utter devastation following a 9.6 earthquake along the famous faultline. those that have seen the movie already are weighing in on the debate. >> i do think some day we will have earthquakes and it will be shocking and scary, but i don't think it will be the way they have it in the movie. >> it is fun about seeing the cities and towns you love up on the big screen, then watching them get destroyed. >> the area underneath the golden gate bridge is about 300 feet deep so for that to be coming out perfectly formed, no way. >> true! experts say there are two things about this movie that are true. one, there is a san andreas fault. two, an earthquake will happen, but the magnitude and damage seen in the movie -- . >> everything else -- . >> yes. that is hollywood magic. san andreas in the theaters now. we used the go to san francisco many times. >> we had a chance to walk around the set. >> yes. super fun. my little one was an extra in the movie. we don't know if she made the cut. we will we will be right back. going tonight to see. for a brief couple seconds. >> it was fun to have her on the set, though? >> it was fun to see what they did. they had the green screens do to the magic in san francisco. it will be fun. >> don't judge. i might see it. i know it is unrealistic and all that, but it will take my mind off the possibility of an earthquake, so i will see that! [ laughing ] anyway -- . >> sal! get moving! >>> well, let's look at traffic on the golden gate bridge along those lines. it is friday light. i hope it stays that way. right now it looks good in morin county. the bay bridge toll plaza westbound is nice and light. no problems getting into san francisco. a little slow traffic on 580 at the altamonte pass. westbound from 580, 205 area to livermore, it gets better in livermore and dublin. at 5:18, rose marie in the weather center. >>> okay. 30 minutes until we see the sunrise. dark skies and cloud cover still out there. while we slept it rolled back in and we are dealing with patchy drizzle out there. 50 in santa rosa, low 50s in san francisco, 53 in oakland, 54 in livermore and san jose. if you are stepping out this morning, 56 to start your morning. that gray sky out there. high pressure strengthening over the area will bring our temperatures up. the sinking air associated with it helps to pin the marine layer closer to the ground. you may have fog and drizzle this morning. temperature-wise we are similar to yes. a tad cooler in areas like fairfield, concord and livermore. one degree warmer at sfo. hayward, as well and santa rosa is 2 degrees shy of where you were 24 hours ago. 73 in novato this afternoon. 65 in sausalito. temperatures for the inland communities warming into the 80s. a warm day in clear lake. 86 for you. 85 in vacaville and 83 in fairfield. the east bay hat 67 for san leandro, 65 in berkeley. if you like it warm head to walnut creek for outdoor shopping. 82 in livermore today. 83 in brentwood. 74 in san jose, low 80s for morgan hill and 84 in gilroy. along the peninsula, 72 today. 67 in san mateyo, 62 in san francisco and 58 and mostly cloudy in pacifica. if you are heading out to see the as play a little later today, 61 degrees and on shore breezes with partly cloudy skies expected for the start of the game and slipping into the 50s for the evening hours. your temperatures as we get into the bay area weekend, we will stay put. not a lot of change expected for the start on saturday. by sunday we have a system that will approach the coast. partly cloudy skies and cooler weather expected for the bay and inland cities. cooler on monday and a rebound on tuesday starting to get into the summer-type pattern where it is quiet, back and forth. not a lot of changing. and no sun on the coast, still. cloudy and cool. >> it is friday. >> it is friday! >> looking forward to the weekend. thank you, rosemary. >>> a desperate search in sacramento this morning for a 6- year-old girl that hasn't been seen since yesterday. the medical emergency that led to her disappearance. >> plus, paying more money to visit your wood. how much money you will have to pay for admission and parking in the future. eam in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man in san fran. this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ice cream cone it's a frozen custard cone. and this is not ice cream, it's extra thick and creamy frozen custard... ...a different kind of delicious. new from dreyer's. nestle, good food, good life. . >>> welcome back. 5:23. these are songs that were popular when the warriors won their last title in 1975. >> come on. you are hurting me. >> pick up the pieces by average white band. yesterday somebody asked me really, there is a band called average white band? yes, yes there is. >> well, it was 1975. is there a song you want to hear? send it to us by request and we may play it every saturday morning. send it to you are on twitter at #ktvu. >>> go proturning a virtual experience that will hold go- procameras and record 360- degree video. those clips can be pieced into virtual reality segments with technology from a company called kolor, with a k that, go-probought in april. they are developing a grown. go pro's stock is up 6% on the news. >>> the man that created is drug trafficking website will be sentenced. he ran the site under the pseudonym dread pirate robber, convicted of trafficking drugs on the internet and running a continuing criminal enterprise. prosecutors are asking for a sentence longer than the 20 year mandatory minimum. a letter to the judge apologizing for his actions is asking for lenience. >>> the time is 5:25. a new luxury apartment building is opening at downtown san jose. yesterday city leaders attended a grand opening ceremony for 1 south market. you can see the mayor there. he say this is project sparks more development in the downtown san jose area. some of the residents told us they moved to san jose to escape the rent in san francisco, but it is still not cheap. units range from $2,500 a month for a junior one bedroom to about $4,700 for a three bedroom. >>> well, the cost of visiting a popular bay area national park is about to go up. admission to muirer woods, well, the price is going up to $10. the price is $5 right now. the cost of an annual pass is also doubling to $40. according to the national park service the new prices take affect in january, however, starting monday the cost of parking at muirer woods will go up $0.20 an hour. officials say the price hikes will allow the park service to make improvements at muirer woods like rehabbing the trails and developing new exhibits. >>> your time is 5:27. outrage after a flight out of sfo was forced to turn back around. why a pregnant woman was kicked off the plane and the social media backlash that followed. . >> we are live in napa with the annual bottle rock festival. it kicks off in just six hours. we will tell you who is in the line-up and more. >> and we are looking at the east bay commute right now. the traffic on highway 4 will be okay coming up to the bridgement we will tell you more about the east bay commutes coming up. >> a minor warm up will continue for friday afternoon. waking up with overcast skies and clear back for the coastline for the second half of the weekend. a slightly warmer start but we will end a little cooler. the numbers for today and the weekend coming up. ♪ we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever young ♪ and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever young ♪ and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you stay ♪ and the young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. >>> good morning. we are starting with some good music this friday morning. this is the music of imagine dragon, one of the exciting groups performing at the festival. coming up in two minute, tara tell you more about the changes organizers are making this year after getting complaints from neighbors. they think they have it fixed. we will see. >> i like imagine dragon. >> good stuff! >> good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2". it is friday, may 29th. i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. thank you for joining us this morning. it is 5:31. rosemary is in again for steve. about the same weather pattern we have been seeing all week. >> yes. we will see temperatures come up a little bit. >> bottle rock should be cool, not too hot? >> yes. mid 70s. bring the sunshine and water and you will be fine! we have allow clouds back with us out the door this morning. the marine layer is not as deep but thick enough to get over the hills. you can see it there pouring over the hills. what a gorgeous shot with the sun on its way. less than 20 minutes until the official sunrise. partly cloudy and mostly sunny away from the coastline today. unfortunately the coast if you have been

tara moriarty is live in the newsroom to tell us how being hit by a paintball, tara, is no joke. >> in a paintball, it stings. they fly at speeds of 180 miles an hour. instructors say even if you were hit by a marshmallow with that speed it would hurt. palo alto police say that pranksters shot these paint balls at five people tuesday night hitting three of them including a man in his 70s. the suspects drove an older model gold sedan and fired 14 green paintballs. luckily, none of the victims were seriously hurt. but officials say they could have been. >> somebody drove up behind they and fired 12 to 14 green paint balls. the second group of people reported hearing a male voice from inside the car kind of laughing and carrying on. >> police say the attackers could face charges ranging from misdemeanor battery and vandalism to felony assault if someone is seriously hurt. luckry, in this -- luckily in this case, the victims only received bruises. neighbors will be on the lookout for that older model gold sedan. >>> one member of city council is drafting -- in oakland is drafting a new pro

tara moriarty is live on the scene where police have surrounded the domestic violence suspect. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. it's been about two hours since s.w.a.t. teams first arrived. we saw them make a move to go the home where the man is holed off. then they retreated and we think they are regrouping. we can't show you the scene. we can show you the building that looks similar to the one the man is holed up in. police have asked us not to show the actual scene for fear it might compromise safety. we're at sherwin and sunnydale where police have been trying to coax the suspect out for 11 hours. it starts out at a domestic violence situation at 8:15 last night. officers say the man who they believe is in his 30s made threats against his girlfriend. she got out safely. the suspect then barricaded himself in the home. during the night. he did come out on the balcony and yelled at officers. he could be armed. that's why police are taking such precautions. we met three men. they were evacuated from their home last night. they had not been able to get inside. they slept in the car and then went to work. police have cordoned off about a block in each direction from the suspect's home and again we're sort of looking down the street. i can sort of describe to you what i see, which is a lot of patrol cars and a couple of -- there's the bomb squad, tactical unit, two tactical units and an ambulance. we're not able to show you the actual scene because police have asked us not to. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a 6-year-old south bay girl is safe while two people accused of kidnapping her are in custody. the reported abduction prompted an amber alert overnight. authorities say these two pictures -- these two suspects on the screen, 39-year-old maurice cheadle and 35-year-old dawn atkisson took the 6-year- old girl from her home near cleveland and olive eave -- avenues. an hour ago, the officers located girl and she is safe . she was found at a home, 80 miles northeast of san jose. police say the girl came out of the home with cheadle who surrendered peacefully. he's the ex-boyfriend's of the child's mother but not the biological dad. >>> steve glazer defeated susan bonia for the state senate seat. with all precincts reporting, glazer has 54% of the vote and bonia has 45%. she's a former teacher. glazer made headlines when he said he wanted to ban b.a.r.t. workers from striking. glazer will fill the district state senate seat, seat number 7. he will ha

tara moriarty is in napa this morning where residents are split over what this earthquake means. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. some people say, you know, it was stressful. it was a reminder of last year's big one, the 6.0 that caused so much damage here in the city of name. but others say people need to stop stressing out. it was only a 4.1. geologists say this quake was not centered on the same faultline as the one from last summer. but it could have been triggered by it, they say. most people felt light to moderate shaking that lasted about 20 seconds. no reports of injuries or serious damage. many people were out at restaurants dining or watching the warriors' game. >> when it started to shake, it was like boom and my girlfriend is in the bathtub. she's like oh, my god, it's the big one again. she did call it, she said it was a 4.3. the news said it was it was a 4.2 and -- it was a 4.2 and then it was a 4.1. we're so used to this in napa. it's not a big deal. >> reporter: people felt it down in san francisco and the peninsula and all the way out to the east bay to the sacramento valley apparently. live from napa, i'm taraptured pipeline in santa barbara county as i it will take months to figure out why that pipe broke. the crews are still out there removing the buildup of crude oil on beaches and out on the coastal waters. now we're hearing of wildlife covered in oil. six pelicans and a young sea lion. they were among those rescued yesterday. they are gonna have to be carefully cleaned by people with special training. >> the general public may want to help but the fact is tried to capture oiled animals by people who don't have the training is dangerous both to the animal as well as to the people. >> the boats out there, they skim 9500 gallons of really oilily water so far. two of the beaches that would be packed with people over the memorial day holiday. they will stay closed this weekend because of this oil spill. the investigation of the spill will take some time. the crews have to dig up that broken pipeline and then inspect the leak. >>> a woman was hit and killed in san jose yesterday as she was i

tara! tough competition there. >> it is. alex threw it behind him and made the basket without even looking. i know i am not going to win. i know they are better. i accept that! >> thank you, tara. give it your best! >> okay! >> we will have more warriors coverage throughout the morning. download the ktvu news app to stay up-to-date about the game and follow us on twitter and facebook. sal always has a great conversation going there. >> yes. >>> more detail this is morning about the proposed plans for mandatory water rations in san jose. the san jose water company rationings will only apply to single family homes. not apartments or businesses. the allocations will require a 30% cutback in water use from the 2013 levels. for example, for the months of july august and september, each home will be allowed 9,700- gallons of water per month. if you use more than that you may charge more for every unit of water over the allocation. now, two weeks from now there will be a public hearing in downtown an shows and if the -- downtown san jose and if the plan is approved, it will take affect on june 14. >> oh, my! >> yes. >>> well, a san francisco mcdonalds being called to clean up its act. the problems at the restaurant that has the city considering taking legal action against the restaurant. >>> and new damage in nepal after yesterday's huge earthquake, plus the continuing search for survivors. >> reporter: good morning. on the morning commute we have a look at some of these east bay drives. this is highway 4. a little slow traffic now coming out of bay point to concord. a lot of cloud cover over us? >> yes. a lot of cloud cover and cool conditions. a very cool may. we may get rain tonight and more likely tomorrow morning. more on that, coming up. female announcer: the mattress price wars are on at sleep train! we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic 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mission heading to remote villages. six marines from camp pendleton and two soldiers from nepal were on the helicopter. radio transmissions indicate the helicopter had a value problem and an aerial search has not concerned up wreckage or any other sign of the respect. it is hoped it landed but can't get a radio signal out because of the maintains. >>> a 6-point -- mountains. >>> a 6.8 magnitude quake hit in northeast japan in the same area devastated by the big tsunami quake in 2007. no injuries reported so far. >>> president obama is hosting a dinner for the leaders of five arab countries at the white house ahead of talk the at camp david tomorrow. the meeting will reassure allies in iran and the concerns to curb the nuclear program in exchange for lifting international sanctions. the saudi arabia king canceled his attendance at the meeting, sending two brown princes, instead. some call the -- crown princes, instead. some call the king's absence a snub but he says he is there to monitor the unrest in yemen. >>> toyota is recalling almost 5 million more cars around the world with more than 630,000 right here in the u.s. the models affected include the corolla, the rav 4 and tundra made from march 2003 to november 2010. toyota says the front passenger and driver's side arab can deploy abnormally -- asia can deploy -- airbag can deploy abnormally. takata is cooperating with the recall. >>> well, the bay to breakers run will be tomorrow. several streets along the route will be closed. 6,000 runners are expected. you have been to the race. >> yes, i have. >> and sal, what are you seeing on the toll plaza right now? >> we see everything. at the toll plaza today we will start there. let's look at westbound bay bridge approach at the toll plaza backed up for a 15 to 20 minute delay. at highway 24 at lafayette you can see traffic on westbound 24 looking good. more crowded but not stop and go. westbound 580 at springtown at the 1st street exit traffic is slow because of the crash there. we have had a couple of incidents on the altamonte pass approach to the bay area. you can see the traffic is slow. 680 is starting to slowdown as you lead pleasanton and head to fremont on 680. at 6:17, let's go to steve in the weather center. >> knock skies out there. a few breaks in the clouds but another mostly cloudy, cool day. a little sun here but there will be bands of clouds rotating in and we will cloud it up again tonight. tomorrow morning looks like the best opportunity. that is a nice picture. mostly cloudy and cool. religion says the cool -- lynn says the weather is gorgeous. i can't wait for the rain. bring it! temperatures today, the forecasted highs for napa, san jose, concord and palo alto 67 and 66. what should they will on may 13th? 74, 76, 77 and 74. we have had 13 months in a row of below normal temperatures. san francisco the same thing. it is amazing thousand water temps stayed so warm. the coast and the city could not get below 55, 56 degrees. all of a sudden they went to 48 degrees and 49. 61 for a high today. normal is 64. the cloud cover and sun breaks in there to the south with dry air coming in. a better look at it on the water and bay. a mix of sun and clouds today. more clouds in the morning. more clouds later today, as well. cool, cool morning out there with a breeze. a lot of chill in the air. not only in the surface but aloft. the breeze is west, south, northwest napa, west at sfo. the water temps are the key. bodega is 48. san francisco is 50. half moon bay to monterey 52. 51 in fresno and sacramento. that is cool for this time of year. a lot of cloud cover for tahoe and truckee. the weather advisory ticks in tomorrow -- kicks in tomorrow. not today but tomorrow morning and tomorrow night. the higher clouds are rotating out. the fog is forming here and the band will come in later clouding us up. today a lot of clouds and sun and not much else. tomorrow we will watch for the south bay, san jose, san cruz mountains and then it moves north. the peninsula -- keep an eye on this. by noon there could be a few thunder showers popping up more so to the east and south than north. that is later today, tonight and tomorrow. then by friday we will be on the drier side it looks like. breezy at times. a few showers may develop later on this afternoon and tonight but more likely overnight tomorrow. 56 -- this is cook for us, way below average! -- this is cool for us, way below average! >> makes you want to fire up the fire. >> i have a friend in the city that says hit heaters have kicked on more in may than january. >> i believe it. i am definitely running the heater. thank you, steve. >>> it is 6:20. in an effort to expand rent control in the bay area's biggest city. a new proposal on that. >> and new information on the death of a woman whose body was found inside an old china town theater. prosecutors are in the yet filing charges of homicide. why, coming up. bulldog: get a queen serta set for just $397. save up to $300 on tempur-pedic breeze. and get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-cloud collection! the memorial day sale is ending soon. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ . >>> welcome back. it is 6:23. closing arguments start today in the penalty phase of the boston marathon bomber. last month the jury convicted tsarnaev on 30 counts. four people died in the marathon bombings. more than 260 people were seriously injures. >>> san francisco prosecutors now say that drugs may have been involved in the death of a 31-year-old woman whose body was found inside an old theater in china town. the body of kelsey fordis of oakland was found. police were called to the great star theater on jackson street on sunday and arrested harris rosen bloom on suspicions of homicide. prosecutors want to wait for autopsy before pressing charges. he has been involved in trying to renovate the old theater. >>> we know the identities of two men who died in a crash involving a wrong way driver monday night on i-80 in sacramento. the chp says the two victims were from the bay area. the 24-year-old and 25-year-old were killed. the wrong way driver also died in that crash. there have been more than ten deaths involving wrong way drivers in northern california in the past three months. caltrans and state lawmakers are considering ways to reduce wrong way crashes such as lights and a warning system when a car goes on a freeway against traffic. >>> the time is 6:25. if you drive in san francisco you will be dealing with another major road closure at the end of this month. san francisco's doyle drive will be shut down for more than three days starting thursday night, may 28, so that crews can finish connections to the new presidio parkway. there will be long delays to the golden gate bridge. you are adviced to avoid the area. the entire project started three years ago and is expected to wrap up by 5:00 monday morning, june 1st. >> there are two new bridge, four new tunnel, two new access to the presidio and different ways to get to the manner. >> you can us the san rafael bridge to the east became and another bridge to san francisco and the rest of the peninsula. the golden gate transit will add ferry service on saturday and sunday but it cannot increase service on friday because all of its available boats are already in use. >>> it is 6:26. we are talking about vaccines that maybe didn't work. a warning for parents and what they are being asked to do. >> an accident that called four in an accident off a ravine. more on the accident and what happened. >> we will show you 580 that is improving after an accident off the altamonte pass, coming up. >> and a partly sunny, mostly cloudy day. it will stay cool. how cool, coming up. and where is rain? it looks like rain and smells like rain, but where is it? . >>> well, good morning to you. welcome back and thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. it is middle of the week, may 13th. good morning. i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. a question for steve, will it be as windy as yesterday? the winds have really picked up! >> yes. it is breezy. people ask what we talk about during the break. we are talking about the rain. san diego 23rd wettest day so far. >> san diego is usually 9 to 12 inches for a whole year. >> the record is 2.5 inches in 1961. only 2 inches of rain in southern california. >> wow. >> but here, mostly cloudy to cloudy. sun breaks. a combination of low clouds and higher clouds. you can see the higher clouds are racing already to the m north. plenty of clouds around. partly sunny to the south and mostly cloudy. we will see more cloud cover later today. we hold off on any rain until tonight and tomorrow. 40s and 50s on the temps. the breeze is still there. 15 to 20 miles per hour. sfo had 24 last hour. the water temps are very cold. boy has that played into a cool may. 20 in the mountains, 51 in fresno. in the sierra all clouds and expecting a winter weather advisory for tomorrow. our rain should start tomorrow morning, as well. for may, pretty impressive and very cool 60s on the temps. sal, what are you seeing? >>> live pictures here. 580 is slow all the way into livermore. not a good commute past the livermore airport and into the main part of pleasanton. give yourself extra time as you drive through there. the morning commute is backed all at the bay bridge toll plaza. as we continue to look at the 680 commute, concord to walnut creek, looking good. eastbound highway 4 at franklin canyon has a spill blocking the entire eastbound direction of the freeway. 6:32. back to the desk. >>> this morning rescue workers are still out there searching inside the wreckage of this amtrak train. the derailment happened last night in philadelphia killing at least six people and injuring many more. the national transportation safety board will investigate why this rail car jumped the tracks. our reporter joel walden is live in philadelphia to tell us what is happening right now. joel? >> reporter: yes, dave. good morning to you. i can tell you there was question about whether or not the ntsb investigators arrived on the scene but they have because we just saw them with their vests. here is a live look. you can see they already brought in heavy machinery to begin to room the cranes after last night's harrowing crash. >> this is nightmare. it can't be happening. >> reporter: the regional train 108 was heading to new york city from washington, d.c. last night. it derailed and caused cars to tear apart and completely overturn. >> it heard a big bang. it caught my attention. helicopters and everybody started coming. >> reporter: the cause of the derailment is unknown but the area where it happened has a big curb. passengers say the front of the train was going into the curb when it began shaking. >> we were in the front seat and this huge red suitcase came flying at me. our train was on its side. it pushed me to the side of the train. >> reporter: the train was carrying 238 passenger and five crew members. one of those on board was former u.s. congressman patrick murphy. he described what happened right after the crash. >> i flew to the're side and landed on my -- flew to the other side and landed on my head. i checked my body parts to see if i was okay. there were people that didn't look like they were getting off the plane. i was stepping over people. >> reporter: the mayor says it is unimagable. >> it is an absolute, disastrous mess. >> reporter: the investigators will look at what is akin to a black box in an airplane to figure out what precipitated the crash. meanwhile there is a news conference scheduled for 11:00 a.m. eastern time. >> thank you, joel walden for ktvu live in philadelphia. we will have more on the deadly derailment of the train in philadelphia all throughout the morning, including a live report in the next next hour. >>> four people are dead and one in the hospital with serious injures after a car crashed overnight. investigators are called to this stretch of road at gill roy and leavesly road. janine de la vega is live on the scene. >> reporter: yes. chp officers tell me they respond to accidents at this turn about once a week, but nothing as bad as what happened overnight. someone ended up hearing the crash and officers tell us they are the people that called 9-1- 1. it happened just after 10:30 last night. this sedan carrying five people was carrying east been on leavesly near new avenue when the driver lost control, went off the road, hit a tree, into the air and down a ravine below. emergency crews crush -- crews rushed to the scene. >> at the time of the rescue four of the passengers were pronounced disceased and the driver was transported to the hospital with major injuries. >> reporter: the driver who survives was wearing a seatbelt and is expected to live. out of the passengers who died, three were female and one was male and offers say they appear -- officers say they appear to be under 25 years old. we will have more information on what happened as it comes in. it is unknown whether alcohol was involved and whether speed played a factor. a reminder for people that use the road to slow down. the officers tell us they seem to come out here very frequently. pam is this. >> thank you, janine. scary. >>> 6:36 is the time now. san francisco police investigating a crash that left a cyclist with life threatening injuries. that crash happened at 8:15 last night at 6th and folsom street. two cars clydeed which caused one -- collided, which caused one of the cars to hit the cyclist, sending him over the fence. >>> children vaccinated in the south bay may so to be revaccinated. the palo alto clinic is sending home letters to parents saying a faulty refrigerator was used to store vaccines in san jose that may have made the vaccines too cold, reducing the effectiveness of the vaccine. >> it has put into the question the effectiveness of the vaccines we gave, not the safety. there is no safety concern here whatsoever. >> the souths were given to children -- vaccines were given to children between february of last year and march of this year. the clinic set up a hotline for parents that have questions. >>> restrictions on blood donations from guy and bisexual men could be eased if they have not had sex in one year, a big change from the current lifetime ban on gay blood donors and advances on testing for hiv. the new recommendation is an improvement the human rights organization says but still stigmatizes gay and bisexual men. >>> women in the navy will be in line for more health and benefits in policy changes due to be announced today, including doubling maternity leave to 12 weeks, longer child care hours even updated policies for couples that serve together. this is meant to improve improve the quality of life for sailors and marines and encourage them to stay in the service. >>> 6:38 is the time. we are gearing up for game 5. coming up we 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tara moriarty is joining us live from oakland city hall to tell us how the city council meeting, it was turned upside down, tara. >> reporter: it was. it got pretty rowdy. no one was arrested. basically the group of people that stormed into city hall, they took over the counsel meeting. they created a -- counsel mete -- council meeting and they created a human chain. [chanting] >> reporter: the group that calls it self black seed is angry about the city's plan to sell a plot of land to a private developer. they claim that long-time oakland residents are being forced out of the city because of a lack of housing afford the -- affordability. they say the land would be used for luxury condos and they don't want it. >> i think we've glob through other -- gone through other channels and it has not worked out for us. this is the channel we saw available for us. >> independent of how anybody feels about the styles or tactics, the issue of affordable housing and police accountability are very important as we remain committed to taking real action. >> reporter: city officials plan to sell the land for more than $5 million. the developer will bring tax revenue for the city and create jobs. the protesters said they were gonna stay until 11:00 but said their message got across and by 9:00, they left. tara> thank you. >>> 8:09. the warriors, they lost last night to the grizzlies in the nba playoffs. that snapped their 21-winning streak as the grizzlies tied up the finals. the warriors were trailing most of this game. had a lot of missed shots and turnovers. look at this one. yeah. not quite. memphis won, 97-90. they had mike conley back in the lineup eight days after he had the facial surgery. he led all of the scorers with 22 points. >> they played with a lot more fire than they did the other day. we didn't play our best. we missed a lot of shots we normally make. 16 assists, 20 turnovers. >> they had a lot on their mind. it was unfortunate. the game started with this celebration, steph curry presented with the mvp trophy just before the game started. looks good, too. the series now goes to memphis game 3. saturday, 5:00 p.m. game 4, monday, 6:30 and then the series comes back to oakland at oracle arena next wednesday. mum in 30 minute -- coming up in 30 minutes, sal will have another

tara moriarty is live in berkeley to tell us about the bizarre phone call that the suspect made in the middle of the chase. such an unusual thing, tara. >> reporter: definitely. well, not only did he steal a car, lead police on -- chp on this crazy chase and then crash into an innocent bystander's car, but he has the audacity to call 911 and tell authorities to call off the search. now, they did not, obviously. but a couple of hours ago, they did end the search after they tried looking for him for four hours and were up able to. this is some of the damage left in his wake. he crashed into a silver suv in berkeley around midnight. the suv flipped. the victim was taken to the hospital. the took -- suspect took off. the chp said it was forced to pursue the vehicle by helicopter since he was driving the wrong way, all the way from concord to berkeley. >> ran multiple traffic breaks to attempt to stop the driver at a safe location during all of this that was going on, he called 911 and made a few statements to our dispatch and we relayed that he wasn't going back to jail. >> reporter: the chp said it couldn't halt the search out of public safety. once he started to drive the right way, officers chased him by car. the chp and berkeley police combed the area near the crash site knocking on doors, searching backyards but the search was called off. the search is described as white, short hair, medium build between 20 and 25 years old. police say the car he was driving was stolen out of martinez. live from berkeley, tara moriarty,back to you. >> thank you. >>> fire crews are staying busy around the bay area. overnight they were on the scene of a small grass fire in san jose that briefly threatened holes. alex savidge is live to explain what it took to control those flames. good morning, alex. >> reporter: yeah, tori, good morning to you. a real close call for people to live in this neighborhood in san jose. we're inside a mobile home park in the area. you can see as you look here at this charred hillside, just how close the flames came to some of the homes. moved up to the backyards but thankfully crews were able to get this brush fire under control pretty quickly in 45 minutes or so before it could do any damage. it started around 9:30. it was burning in the area of curtner and communications hill boulevard. now, we also want to move and show you another fire that broke out yesterday as well. crews have been busy around the bay area. this one investigators are trying to figure out how it started near

tara moriarty is at the arena where tickets are still available but maybe not for long and, boy, they are sure are not cheap. that looks like a comfortable seat, tara? >> reporter: this is the owner's seat and this is his fiance's apparently. i'm feeling a little important, although i've been told i may be getting kicked out shortly. want to mention that those 7200 -- those $7200 court-side tickets are still available, dave. i know you had your eye on those. >> i still do. >> reporter: i think you need to open the wallet. >> i will talk to tori about it. see what i can do. >> reporter: if you take a look up there at peanut heaven, those tickets have sold out. all of the cleaning crews are out. they are getting ready. the doors open at 4:00. tip-off is a 6:00. tickets are actually cheaper than they were for game 1. if you plan to get here, take b.a.r.t. or capitol corridor. that's because the as have a day game and oracle will be packed. the standard $20 parking fee will double after 1:00 in the afternoon. warriors lead the series 3-1. also, the nba is warning fans would want -- about counterfeit tickets. the majority of us will be watching the game from home. i need a tack -- i was gonna place it on this chair. i'm told this is where dwight howard is gonna sit. won't let him no. just between us. >> i hear you. >> just you and me. >> reporter: i have to find that tack, a real big one. ouch. >> thank you, taraogut. but he was -- he was given a flagrant foul. he will be playing tonight. the more important thing -- person playing is steph curry. he said the fall that he took looked worse than it was. >> we were worried about whether he would be able to play today but he will be. >> all right. >>> we have developing news from san francisco international airport. coming up in 22 minute, why a piece of luggage delayed a sweat flight to chicago this morning. but we're days away from bottlerock napa valley. how last summer's earthquake may have changeled the music -- changed the music festival for the better. >>> temperatures slowly rising. what you can expect for the morning hours and into the afternoon and the warming trend on the way --00. wa -- coming up. >>> drivers marin bound from the east bay, looked pretty good heading out to the tone after a slow down. we'll tell you more coming up. >>> a southwest airlines flight that took off from san jose last night was forced to make an emergency lan

tara moriarty is joining us live in san francisco. you are where cyclists may stop and take a break as they head off to work. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. we are at 17th and valencia now. just a couple of minutes ago we were at the 24th street bart station. about 300 cyclists all took off in mass down mission street. they were headed down the peninsula it to go to work. a lot of people from facebook, those types of companies. they are looking very fresh faced and ready for exercise. you can see this is one of the energizer stations where people can stop and get a snack and then sort of go on their way. they were looking ominous, the skies. we were predicting rain. so far riders have managed to avoid any rain. organizers expect between 100 to 200,000 people from nine bay area counties to pedal to work and back today. it not only helps the environment by reducing carbon emissions caused by cars, but also promotes good health. are you trying to lure more people to the sport? >> today is definitely a day we hear from so many people that this was the thing that got them going again after not touching a bike for years and years. there is something infectious that happens today. and, yeah, it get people to rediscover something that again is so much fun and so convenient. >> reporter: along their route again riders can grab drinks, snacks, and gift like bicycle bells and helmet lights at this energizer station. we are heading over to city hall. they are going to be biking to work as well. i think it is safe to say that a lot of people are going to have sore muscles tomorrow. live in san francisco, tara moriarty. back to you. >> does to make you want to hop on a bike this morning, seeing those folks? >> reporter: you know what? it does. i wasn't very excited about wearing spandex. but i would jump on a bike. if you have your helmet and everything, you know. i want to show you the sky. look at this. i am seeing some blue. that's kind of over near the sunset to our right. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: the skies are not looking that bad. i think we might be in the clear here today. i know a lot of people were kind of hoping for rain. obviously, that would have rained a little bit on the bikers' parade. >> steve will talk about the forecast later on. tara, thank you. >>> 7:11. no rang on the parade for the warriors. the warriors heading back to memphis this morning with a chance to close out their series with the grizzlies. >> for three. >> after a sloppy start the warriors were on a 16-2 run to take a one point lead just at the end of the first quarter and they never trailed again, winnin