rosa. cooler today than yesterday for sure, it is a chilly morning. layers today, water temps, 48, that is the coldest in about a year, i believe in san francisco, san jose, starting off, right about where you should be. one system has to go by there is a weak little system that goes south, high pressure will build in tomorrow, we'll start a warm up. today sunny to mostly sunny after that patchy morning fog, a chill in the morning air, sunny and breezy, 70s to near 80, a lot of 60s and 70s around the bay. all right sal, where is he, where did he go? sal? sorry. sal, calling sal. >> i was talking to the boss back there, he is going to be the same guy that will get mad at me for doing what i did. >> here he is, mr. sal castaneda. >> thank you very much. and right now, we don't have a lot going on, it is tough to be here in the newsroom with all these nice people who want to talk to you, let me tell you. let's take a look at the commute, the toll plaza, this is about a 20 minute delay, 6:00, you're going to be waiting there for a bit unless you're using the carpool lane, and interstate 880, the a's have another game against the angels tonight, the best way to get there is to use bart, in the south bay northbound 101 as you approach the 280 interchange, northbound 280 and 85 are off to a good start. i dare say you can hang out with us for another 15 with us in the south bay, especially if you use highway 85. let's go back to the desk. thank you. new this morning oakland police arrested all three people who were accused of shooting at two under cover officers over night. they search for the third suspect for hours, we've been covering this live. alex savage first one out at the scene 4:00 this morning about this shooting, what can you tell us now? >> well pam good morning to you, we just got an update from a lieutenant hear at the scene, we can confirm they have captured all three people they were searching for in connection to that shooting, someone they believe those three people now in custody fired upon two, at least two officers involved in some kind of under cover operation they were apparently trying to arrest a man with a warrant for his arrest, a warrant for a very violent crime that's when those shots were fired. there was a massive search because they were searching for that third and final person on the run here, let me show you what that search looked like. >> come out with your hands up! >> this all played out near 55th avenue and foothill here in oakland you can see police had a house surrounded, they were ordering the people to give them up, there was a yard to yard search for one man who was on the run on the loose in this neighborhood and he was captured trying to leave the police perimeter. now this situation apparently started when under cover detectives were involved in some kind of an operation searching for a man with a warrant, the chief of police told us this was all related to a homicide investigation from yesterday. and during that operation, shots were fired at two under cover detectives, now the people responsible for that shooting then sped off in a car which they crashed just a short distance away, two people arrested right away by officers but a third man escaped, and i asked the chief of police why those officers may have been targeted. >> this is scary stuff, shows people are not afraid to use guns and we need to really continue to work hard to try to reduce violence here. >> so again this all began with some sort of under cover operation in which officers were trying to track down a man with a warrant for his arrest, the warrant for a violent crime and also we want to point out the chief says this may, this was connected to a homicide investigation as well and while those officers were doing that investigative work, someone open fire on them but again the officers were not hit by the gunfire, all three people that police have been searching for are now in custody, pam. good news because boy a different scene behind you now. all right time is 6:05. the death tole has now topped 5,000. rescue crews are still having trouble getting to remote towns and villages for saturday's 7.8 earthquake killed or injured many people. the death toll could eventually top 10,000. a san francisco man who was touring a nepal national park, take b out by helicopter yesterday just before a new mud slide hit. >> the protest, they are spreading out as they are angry from the lack of aide coming from the government, most of the country without clean water or sanitation. aide groups say the damage is widespread as we've seen on pictures and the after shocks are delaying even more the relief efforts, this quake was the deadliest natural disaster to hit nepal in more than 80 years. schools are back open in baltimore this morning but this after people mostly obeys a curfew following rioting over the case of freddie gray. reporter live in baltimore again this morning we talked to you 24 hours ago what differences are you seeing out there, a lot of clean up going on, how are people reacting? >> well pam, much more calm this morning than it was yesterday morning and pan off to a live shot here we're in front of baltimore's city hall, a short time ago you might be able to see people wearing blue shirts they said they were with a faith-based organization called build. they plan to do exactly that. help the city of baltimore get rebuilt. people here, there is some good in this story where volunteers are coming forward to lend a hand to their community, they are not just people from this community, they are coming from all parts of the state and even out of state as well. now yesterday about 2,000 national guard troops were deployed along with a thousand baltimore police officers at 10:00 wen the curfew went into effect, in a show of civil disobedience, people kind of streamed out on to the streets, the police officers fired smoke canisters and pepper spray bullets that helped disperse the crowd so the feeling here is that the curfew is in fact working, pam? all right. that's good news. what about the two night games were canceled the orioles doing something that's never happened before they are actually going to hold the game but it is closed to the public they'll play the game with no fans. >> yeah it is pretty nuts, never happened before, at 2:00 the orioles take on the chicago white sox. the only people who will be there beside the players will be members of the media and some security detail. no fans at all the commissioner of major league baseball decided it would not be a good idea to have people in the stands in light of what's going on here, then additionally baltimore scheduled to play the tampa bay rays here in baltimore but they have now moved that game to florida even though the game is going to be played out near tampa bay, baltimore is still the home team the first time ever in baseball history that a game is going to be played with zero fans. >> that is going to be so weired for the players, i'm sure it will be interesting to see how that goes, joe in baltimore, thank you for that update. 6:08 here in the bay area protesters marched through oakland for a second straight night to show solidarity for protesters in baltimore. >> we won't take it anymore! >> demonstrators marched through downtown oakland, they went to the bart station ended up with an impromptu rally, smaller than monday night's demonstration in about 100 people marched through the downtown area, both marchs were largely peaceful. >> for updates around the clock you can download the ktvu app. >> the man suspected of groping a 12-year-old girl turned himself into police, they are investigating to see if there may be more victims. 47-year-old rob richard chapman surrendered to police, they are crediting an overwhelming community response on social media and on the local news for the quick arrest -- accused of groping a little girl on sunday afternoon. and the possibility of a similar incident earlier this month. this video shows the man who two teenage girls say bothered them as they were shopping in a safe way store. american airlines apologizing for delays on several flights over the last 24 hours, american say some pilots have problems with an app on theipads they use instead of paper maps. some of the flights had to go back to the gate to fix that problem. two years ago american became the first airline to have the pilots rely entirely on ipads for navigation and flight plans, that saves american airlines about 400,000-gallons of fuel every year, because it eliminates the weight of the flight bags that the pilots used to have in the cockpit filled with thousands of pages of flight plans. 6:10, the supreme court is taking up whether same-sex could be legal nationwide, how they reacted to yesterday's oral arguments. a new group says it will block the warrior's move to build a stadium in san francisco, we'll tell you why these opponents say it is a matter of life and death. good morning we are looking at a commute where traffic is not too bad, but the things are beginning to change here on the bridge it looks good heading into the high-rise. some low clouds out there, not as much as we had yesterday, burn off sooner but it is a chilly start, brandon in pacifica, low breeze off the coast, have a great day. >> thank you, you too. . welcome back to mornings on 2. 6:14. seems there is no stopping the golden state warriors on the court, newopponents are trying to block plans from building a new arena in san francisco. and critics say they are worried about access to health care what's that all about, tara? >> parking and traffic are the major concerns from this group, they say that ambulances aren't going to be able to get to the hospital because of the influx of crowds and cars associated with this project. new the chronicle is reporting that a var wealthy group of ucsf donors hired a group of high powered consultants to block the move to this neighborhood. they want to develop 12 acres, include an 18,000 seat arena, 2, 160-foot tall office tower, and larger than union square. the opposition called the mission bay alliance says the arena would undo years of work and planning for the mission bay medical campus. again, one of their biggest concerns is parking, they say the warriors plan to build only 950 parking spaces midwest of which would serve the two office towers, saying they plan to host as many as 200 events at the arena and show no willingness to negotiate the project's term. and fired back saying it has brought support across the city including ucsf. the environmental report is due back next month we'll try to get reaction here from people who live in mission bay. live from san francisco, back to you. time is now 6:15. governor jerry brown calling for $10,000 fines for people and businesses wasting the most water during the drought. the recommendation was part of a proposed legislation to expand enforcement of water restriction. now governor brown met yesterday with a mayors of 14 cities including oakland, san jose, livermore, he is also directing state agencies to speed up environmental reviews of projects, will increase local water supplies. drought conditions are affecting air quality here in the bay area, according to the associations annual state of the air report, the lack of rain has made the air stagnant, allowed particles from exhaust fumes and fireplaces to build up in the air. this particular kind of pollution is worse in santa clara and salano counties, saying the bad air is affecting the elderly, children, and people with asthma. preparing to close two more fire stations and lay off firefighters after voters rejected a tax assessment in the east fire district that would have raised more than $4 million a year for the next five years. two of the fife fire stations will be closed. four firefighters laid off that will leave just 9 on duties, they cut they will from 8-5. brent wood was closed in september, and another one shut down as well. 6:17. let's get everybody out the door. can you take care of our friends in the mcarthur maze? >> it is slow there, getting rite to the mcarthur maze, going to be a big delay getting out to the bay bridge, kind of hefty there coming up to the bay bridge toll plaza, take 25 minutes or so before you can get on to the bridge, i'm looking here to see if there is anything that we know of at the toll plaza. we don't see anything, we're going to watch that. 237, there is an injury accident and you can planely tell this traffic is going to be slow as a matter of fact, slower than usual, and the accident is right in this area the traffic is backed up all the way out through downtown. now we're looking at south bay commute on the maps, 101 and 280. let's go back to steve in the weather center. >> i played our own brian flores in tennis. >> did you take any photos? >> you sound like pam. >> all about social media these days. >> anyway, brian has a lot of power, a lot of power. >> we do have a chilly morning here, san francisco, many coastal locations, the state really warm for a long time because the ocean temps were so warm. now the ocean temps are near 50, the lows in san francisco are noticeably colder, you're getting 40s, low 50s, that was not the case since last june when water temps went way up. 50 on the temps, a breeze that goes up, a chilly 45, there's that 49, half-moon bay, 50 degrees, and livermore, walnut creek, most locations about the same slightly cooler, san jose, 3 degrees cooler than they were 24 hours ago, decentlyel breeze out of the south, a westerly component, west at sfo, west northwest, heyward gusting to 21, west at livermore, temperatures will conditional come down, today we're at 58 about a month ago, 57, 58 now at 48, 50 in half-moon bay, which was 60 along with monterey not that long ago now in the low 50s that's a good thing. also certainly helps the fog form and give cool temps to the coast on the lows. 70 in oakland downtown, airport about 56, san jose, the forecast 74, very close, record high some of you might remember 93 in 1981, the record low i'm telling you, i'm fascinated by these, 34 in 1897. 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s to 70s from 3 32 in truckee, and blue canyon, warmer there, 54 degrees, there is a chill up in the mountains, little breezy as that system goes by, high pressure going the build in tomorrow we'll jump the temperatures up, not as much as yesterday, still some there that will burn off sooner, near 80 for some this time of year by default. clear lake, vacaville, go with it, just too much sunlight now and 60s, 70s for many, we'll go 83 antioch, 65 alameda, and low 80s morgan hill to gilroy, 77, and then cooler as we head towards the weekend but warm tomorrow. okay. >> a little bit for everybody. thank you steve. 6:21. a failing grade for american students coming up the three subjects that were the toughest for them during a national test. >> first it may soon feel like you're in hollywood. the push to bring a giant new sign to silicon valley. . welcome back to mornings on 2, it is now 6:24, bud light is apologizing for a slogan some say endorses rape, reads quote, the perfect beer for removing no from the vocabulary for your night. up for whatever campaign, a bud wiser representative saying the company would not condone disrespectful or irresponsible behavior. we'd like to know what you think about this, tweet me your thoughts, pcooknews. and it appears his trouble may not be over, yesterday, the u.s. attorney's office filed papers saying it is considering asking the supreme court to hear the case and reinstate the conviction. he was at an event yesterday morning in san francisco, looked relaxed and positive, the deadline to ask the supreme court to take up the case is july 22nd. 6:25. a man is leading a campaign to bring a little bit of hollywood to silicon valley. he wants to put up a giant silicon valley sign in the mission park area in the san jose foothills, saying the famous hollywood sign inspires him. >> some landmark we can be distinguished by. >> trying to come up with new ideas, is there anyway we can make this go further. >> now proposed sign would be 45 feet tall, 2020 feet wide, designed to look high tech, might be made out of high techmaterials and have an interactive component. a man is a multibillionaire, he won $5 million off the lottery scratch ticket. he says he also won a thousand dollars a couple months ago. it was bought at the 7-eleven, the score will get $25,000 for selling that winning ticket. time now 6:26. found alive, a man was pulled to safety after being buried under the rubble in nepal for 80 hours, his amazing story of survival and rescue. the bay area dog tunnel helping in the search for earthquake survivors. >> students at sanford are speaking out about the hateful graffiti found on campus. looking at the san jose commute, looks a little bit slow in some areas, here on the road, not too bad as you head to sunnyville. temperatures yesterday 60s, 70s, 80s, some 60s on the coast, but 70s and 80s in about tomorrow. we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any? . well good morning welcome back to mornings on 2, police swarmed a neighborhood over night after suspects fired shots at under cover police officers, two of the suspects who were quickly arrested but the man hunt that lasted for hours. coming up in just two minutes ktvu will have the live report on how this all started and what happened, the event that brought it to an end. stay tuned. good morning thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. it is the middle of the week. >> 6:29, check in with steve, same today? >> i think a little cooler. >> then warm tomorrow. >> tomorrow will be warmer. >> downright hot for some people. >> you've been listening. >> i have been. >> he just ran outside. >> kind of nippy and kind of overcast. >> look at this. >> here comes the sun. >> i'll say, why don't we play that? all right good morning, there are some fog, not as much as yesterday, not as much as, but there is some patchy low clouds, chilly out there. 40s for many, sunny for all, breezy, i think inland temps come down a few degrees, a little bit of fog, santa cruz coast, yesterday we had a bunch more. 24 hour temperature change, santa rosa. 6 degrees colder at this time, fog yesterday, today they don't that's one reason why. there is still an okay breeze here out of the south, it is an on shore breeze, san francisco hit 60. 63 today, a brisk 49 to start this system goes by, brings in cooler air, a little spin in the atmosphere will go south no big deal, high pressure builds in tomorrow as pam said it will warm up tomorrow. morning fog cool, sunny and breezy, 50s, 60s, 70s, upper 70s, 80s inland. all right. sal. last time you weren't there but you're there this time. >> yes. >> do we have anything new to report? >> we do have one crash that would be westbound 237, i want to mention that, and we'll put it on the map for you, but that crash is blocking at least a lane so we'll keep watching that for you. let's start off with a look at the commute approaching the bay bridge and you can see there is a backup here of about 25 minutes getting onto this before you make it across in the san francisco. also looking at a commute moderate heading out to the peninsula. we mentioned a crash westbound 237, looks like they are making progress on it and it is not going to be one of those accidents that will last for a long time. nevertheless slow traffic on westbound 237. 6:31. let's go back to the desk. time is now 6:32. new this morning 3 people have been arrested on suspicion of firing shots at two under cover police officers in oakland, this is a case that involves a homicide, a car crash, and a man hunt, ktvu fox 2 alex savage joining us live from oakland police headquarters with details, alex? >> a close call for oakland police as someone open fire, thankfully the officers were not hit, now we're learning that those officers were involved in some kind of an under cover operation trying to track down and arrest a man with a warrant for his arrest and after a long tense search, eventually police say they were able to capture all the people involved in this shooting. . >> come out with your hands up! . there you see the scene, early this morning officers surrounded a home near 55th avenue and foothill and that's where they arrested two people in connection with that shooting upon police officers, but there was a third man who was initially able to get away from police and that prompted a large swat team call out and they were doing a yard to yard search for quite some time and then eventually that third man was captured there at the scene. this situation all started when officers were doing an under cover operation searching for a man with a warrant for his arrest for a violent crime. the chief of police did tell me this morning that investigation was related to a homicide earlier in the day. at some point shots were fired towards under cover officers, the people responsible for that shooting sped off but they crashed their car a short distance away, that's what led to the two initial arrests and then the long search and a lieutenant told me he was certainly nervous when he heard about shots being fired at officers. >> when it comes out, responsible for the area, to hear my officers getting shot at it is a very tense moment. the first thing i want to do is get on scene of course, but i am really proud of my officers they really responded professionally, really fast, it was the quick response is the reason we were able to get into custody as fast as we did. >> so again police were doing an under cover operation, a man wanted for violent crimes searching for him when shots were fired in the direction of under cover police officers again, no officers hurt out here this morning but there was that massive search in that neighborhood it is all now come to a conclusion and they have arrested three people in connection with that initial shooting, dave. all right alex savage in oakland. the 18-year-old charged with a 9-year-old boy's murder going to appear in court. police say schultz stabbed 9- year-old jordan to death inside his home in discovery bay early sunday morning. in a jailhouse interview he told the newsgroup that he wanted to know what it was like to kill another person. police at stanford university are trying to track down the people who painted disturbing symbols on student housing, last night they rallied against the vandalism, and we're there at stanford with the event and response from the university. pam, the university's president has come out saying that he is deeply troubled that somebody would paint offensivesymbols like a swastika on student housing, they launched an investigation, the way students are handle it, they have banded together last night about 200 students gathered in memorial plaza to talk about what happened. organized by the jewish association and had a somber tone, people talked about how family members were treated during the holocaust, they'd like to know who spray painted a swastika and student housing over the weekend. the swastika was found on the fraternity house and the pent gram discovered on the back wall. >> it sort of puts a bad name on the university makes us feel a little attacked, but i mean, something that is out in the real word, we have to face it and confront it in a manageable way. sanford university president released a statement quote, the university will not tolerate hate crimes this incident will be fully investigated. this has no place at stanford, i asked everyone in the university community to stand together against intolerance and hate. there are two investigations one by the campus and the other by the police, they are looking foranyone who may have information, saying they are surprised about the vandalism hope it is not fellow students here on campus that are responsible. back to you. all right thank you for the update. all right time now 6:37. relief supplies on earthquake ravaged nepal, and quake survivors are angry at the slow arrival of the aide which includes medicine, food, water. while international aide is starting to arrive there, there are several relief groups here in california and the bay area ready to go there. ktvu brian flores in our studio to tell us how they are preparing. >> help is coming from all over the u.s. including a group of california firefighters and search dogs headed to nepal. a trainer tells us that k-9 handlers and labs were trained at their facilities, one was found through a south bay animal rescue group. >> to train by teaching a dog that has a lot of energy and focus to retrieve and find a specific item, which is a human, bark when they find scent. this is a video of them leaving on sunday, they have a difficult task ahead of them especially because of the rainy weather. they can cover 4 to 5 times the amount of people can. meantime a man was one of the four americans who died in the avalanche that was triggered by the quake these are photos of 48-year-old vin tron. he said he was going on a trip of a lifetime. said he loved hiking and always wanted to see the himalayas. on a brighter note we earned a man who went to nepal is safe, spencer was finally able to call his family his father said he screamed with joy when he heard the words, hi dad. he was heading towards katmandu. and uc berkeley is holding a fundraiser that event starts at 7:00, i'm sure we'll be seeing more groups heading to nepal in the days to come. thank you. time 6:39. a man pulled out of the rubble of a collapsed hotel in nepal he is recovering, spent 82 hours buried under debris. the 27-year-old man says he had just finished his lunch, went up to the second floor when the quake hit. said he kept banging on the rubble hoping someone would hear him, finally a french rescue team heard the noise. he said during those 82 hours, he was surrounded by people who had been killed, even had to drink his own urine to stay alive. we'll have much more coverage throughout the morning for you, you can get the latest updates at ktvu.com and at the top of the page we also have information on how you can help those victims. 6:40 is the time he is accused of groping a young girl in a grocery store, now turned himself into police, coming up at 7:00, what police say pressured the man to surrender and the reason they think there may be more victims. activists gather in san francisco as the supreme court considers the landmark same-sex marriage case, we have a break down how many people are for and against legalizing gay marriage around the country. suddenly the commute is getting a little bit worse in some areas, san mateo bridge looks okay, it is more crowded we have a new accident in san jose blocking several lanes. less fog here, anyway, it will be sunny, breezy a little cooler but sign of a rebound pretty fast we'll show you that coming up. . we have breaking news in san jose, freeway is closed, southbound 101 at tully, for a very serious motorcycle crash, they think this crash is going to be there for awhile. the community direction which is northbound is also slowing passed the scene as there is an emergency vehicle in the center divide northbound again all lanes closed we'll have another traffic update in minutes. bad news, we'll check in with you in just a little bit. a new associated press pole shows americans are split on whether the supreme court believes same-sex marriage should be nationwide. the case involves bans in four states the court's ruling could enup legalizing gay marriage across the country, experts expect justice kennedy, but he expressed that it should be between a man and a woman. >> this has been with us through millenia. >> the supreme court will decide two questions, the constitutionality of bans on same-sex marriage, if states must recognize gay marriages from other states. a decision from the court isn't expected until late june. >> and san francisco, saying they feel optimistic after the hearing a large crowd gathered at city hall, the first country to issue marriage licenses back in february, 2004, then the mayor directed the city clerk to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. years of legal wrangling followed, then in 2008, made a bold prediction after a california supreme court ruling in favor of gay marriage. it is inevitable, door is wide open now. it is going to happen whether you like it or not. >> well now california's lieutenant governor was at the supreme court for yesterday's hearing. there is a new very alarming information about the number of students finishing high school in san francisco. the graduation rate of public schools in san francisco dropped below the statewide average for the first time in at least 5 years. it is drop out rate is now one of the highest in california. according to the state department of education, 79.9% of students graduated in san francisco last year. statewide, the graduation rate was almost 81%. the city's drop out rate reached 11.9% while for the state, it was 11.6. middle schoolers around the country, they are getting failing grades on tests known as the nation's report card, results from last year's national assessment of educational progress show only about a quarter of eighth graders actually did well in u.s. history, civics and geography. among the test takers only about a third answered correctly that a belief shared by most people in the u.s. is that the government should be a democracy. 45% were able to correctly interpret time differences, using a time zone. >> speaking of time, time to check in with a morning. good news considering a terrorist group over seas, hundreds of students have been freed in nigeria, were they part of that large group taken from a school last year? also, adventurous hikers can climb to the very top of half dome in yosemite earlier than normal this year what's happening this weekend that normally doesn't happen until memorial day all because of the drought. i was up there about 10 years ago climbed to the very top. amazing. >> still have some to prove it. back to you guys. all right thank you . let's quickly go to sal, we have a major traffic problem. >> 101, right? >> southbound 101 at tully all the lanes are closed because of a motorcycle accident, sky fox is looking at the backup here on southbound 101 in san jose, and it is just terrible. you can see it is stacking up, this is normally where there isn't a big backup because southbound 101 for most people is the noncommute direction heading down to tully. the people here are expecting a good ride and some people have actually been turning around on the onramps here and going back the wrong way. you can see that there at the top left of your screen, cars have turned around and going the wrong way, just stuck and i think chp takes a dim attitude when it comes to this kind of thing, but you know, i sympathize with people who are stuck. southbound 101 at tully, northbound traffic is getting by but they are looking at what's going on and this is going to be here for awhile issued an alert for the area. let's go to other traffic in the east bay westbound 580, we had an earlier problem that's clear, traffic is moderately heavy on the pass, getting into dublin and 880 beginning to slow heading south. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, that's backed up for a 20 to 25 minute delay before you actually make it on to the span. today's weather, 6:48. >> thank you very much, we have some low clouds around, not as much as yesterday, san jose, clear, santa rosa clear, also very cool compared to 24 hours ago, some patchy fog around thebay, favoring the peninsula, we had had a little cool down here, and i believe her name is malea, texted me and said steve, good morning, why is it so chilly in the bay area yet la was very warm? l.a. was 92, san francisco was 60. they will get a little bit cooler pattern down there, that's why. their lows have been running warm, ours started to cool off, the motion temps are much colder than they are in southern california, that's one main reason. we still have some low cloud deck around in the 40s and 50s, 60s, 70s, some 80s. 45, 40 for napa, redwood city, and temperatures in the upper 40s low 50s, westerly breeze, there is a cooler direction with that west at sfo, west at livermore, we get the on shore push, said steve good morning, currently 51, some fog, made it over the bay out to -- i think the coolest in a year. san francisco buoy 50. half-moon bay, 52, that's the coldest water we've had in a long, long time, boy does that make a difference on the lows. morning fog cool, high clouds, clear out near 80 for some, a lot of 70s for near average to slightly below in these temps, low soft 80s as we say. 76, 75, 74, low 80s from pittsburgh antioch, brentwood, concord, and 80 from now until september, that's usually seriously. >> probably, huh? >> 70 in oakland, 60s for some, and then low 80s, gilroy, santa clara, santa cruz, only 68, low 60s coast cities parts of the peninsula, are low, including palo alto at 72. warmer into friday, a cool down from saturday, sunday looks like much cooler. >> did you check with pam on that forecast? >> i think she approves. >> it is that time of year, if you don't like it where you are, you just drive to another part of the bay area could be a 20 degrees difference. 6:51. did the curfew work? coming up in 25 minutes we'll go live to baltimore for an update on restoring calm. rescued sea lion pup 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been recovered and not clear if the apple item was related to an upcoming product release or an out dated model or test device. three sea lion pups swimming back into the ocean after being brought back from the brink of starvation. it happened yesterday, there they go. this leaves 122 pups in the care, being fed a newly developed diet, it is rich in ameno acids, vitamins and minerals, they more than double their weight, back to a near normal 45 pounds. >> when they first came in they were just really a bag of bones. >> you need to have one. >> 2200 starving pups have been found on california's coast so far this year, hang in there, pups. that's double the record set a year ago, 20 times more than normal. scientists say it is due to changes in the wind and the water patterns and a lot of the sea lion mothers are going to find food which separates them from their pups. the warriors d-league team will celebrate their championship, they'll have a victory parade down pacific avenue, starts in maple the parade will end at the civic auditorium where fans can meet players and coaches, celebrating an amazing performance. they won their first ever championship on monday sweeping the fort wayne mad ants. >> that was in the best of three series. madison bumgarner in los angeles, buster gave the giants all the offense they needed. and the dodgers hit a single in the first inning, giants with a 1-0 lead, and there's buster again. >> that's buster's third homer of the season, madison bumgarner, they won 2-1. beat the angels last night, gave up two runs in the first but the a's came right back, josh started it off with a two-run single to center field extending his hitting streak to six games and hit a three-run homer. i'm sorry, later added his own home run, and the a's won. 6-2. the opening bell rang in about 30 minutes ago twitter down again more than $2 a share, the stock dropped 18% yesterday after the company announced a $162 million first quarter loss, twitter says new direct response marketing products are not performing as well as expected but the company believes there is still room for growth. >> shots were fired at oakland police officers early this morning, up next we'll have a live report of what led to a massive man hunt. talked about them before, bolts anchoring the bay bridge tower are at the center of a reported site involving caltran, the latest in the new bridge construction. >> reporter: a massive search in oakland has come to an end. three people now in custody in connection with a shooting. firing upon undercover police officers. we'll tell you how they were captured coming up. heartbreak mixed with heart das warming reunions in the wake of nepal earthquake and the help on the way right

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