it's monday, june 15th i'm dave d.c -- good morning, i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. >> you could see them again. >> i could. >> tell him i will go. >> all right. >> how about shoot to thrill? we do have a big fog bank out there. it looks like temperatures very similar to what we lad on sunday. you get this low cloud deck and gusts to 30 plus i've been doing this a long time. that tells me it's hard to warm up. 50s on the temps here. it's not going to be that warm. once the fog does peel pack back it may take awhile. temperatures will be in the 60s for some. upper 50s and 60s pep then it looks like a lot of low 80s. all right sal a little acdc. >> i will take it. a little bit of acdc goes a long way on a monday morning. starting off with a commute here. it looks like traffic will be busy at the toll plaza. those metering lights are on and traffic has been slow. a little earlier this morning. the lights went on and that leads you to believe that traffic is is heavier earlier. also looking at the commute here if you are driving on interstate 280. southbound 280 near john daly boulevard. so far not a huge steal because that is the noncommute. we're also looking at the commute in san jose. northbound 280 continues to look good getting up to highway 17. there are no major problems there. also looking at traffic that continues to move along very well on northbound 101. let's go back to the desk. >> they could wrap up with one more victory. they have to go to cleveland. and that is where ktvu fox 2 reporter alex savidge is this morning inside the arena with how warriors are feeling. as they head back to cavalier country. >> reporter: feeling good. >> they should. >> reporter: absolutely. why not? they are one win away. you know what, we all need to keep this in mind. getting that last win it will not be easy. especially with the best player in the world. last night there was no doubt about it. steph curry he was the man. he led the charge here for the warriors down the stretch. >> curry for three. bang. exclamation point. >> never gets old watching that. steph curry he helped seal the deal in game five last night. he dropped in 37 points. he had 17 of those points in the court quarter when they were needed most. and last night the warriors they won again with the small ball lineup. they started iguodala in start of andrew. it was a tight game but the warriors were able to pull away late in the game and they won 104-91. of course lebron james he was lebron james. he dropped 40 point. his second triple-double. and now the warriors they are focused on trying to close out the cavs. >> we fought hard all year and put ourselves in good position to go to cleveland and close it out. we are confident we are not getting ahead of ourselves. the locker room if you walked in there was exact same as after a regular season win. but we know the sense of urgency. >> the close out game is always the hardest game in every series. particularly in the finals. what i'm excited about is i think we can play a lot bet per for. >> after the game during the post game news conference, steph curry had to leave that news conference and he was feeling dehydrated and had to be treated by the medical staff. he is doing well and he is expected to fly out with the team to head to cleveland later today as they get ready for game six tomorrow night. and with the warriors playing fans will be coming here they have already sold out tickets. tickets went on sale. they were $15 a piece they sold out. right away. and now the only place you can get them is online. and some of them are pretty pricey. people really want to be a part of this watch party here at oracle arena >> which would be fun. people want to be all together right there in oracle arena. it would be a fun place to be. we will be there i'm sure. two members of an iconic bay area ban got game five going. >> yeah. that is the distinction sound of metal coo. cranked out the electrified instrumental version at oracle arena. the the group has called the bay area home since 1982. san francisco police officer recovering after a dog bit him last night. this happened about 6:00 on oak dale avenue in the bay view. that dog bit the officer several times as he responded to a 1911 call. that officer shot and killed the dog in order to stop that attack. the issue of san francisco police staffing. right now there are 1700 police officers. a resolution by the board of supervisors calls for at least 2200 new city report shows staffing levels are less than nine other cities of the samosas as san francisco. now police chief greg suhr wants to put more officers out on the streets. but critics are worried about the the cost. one police officer costs $175,000 a year in salary and benefits. in stockton two police officers shot and killed a man after he led them on a high speed chase in a stolen car. police say it all started yesterday when officers on patrol saw a man hitting a woman on the street. when officers approached the man, they say he took off in a stolen car and led them on a chase. the officers rammed the car to stop him. when he got out to arrest him, they say he drove toward them and that is when they opened fire. no officers were hurt. friends and family of a man that was shot and killed by police plan to hold a news conference today. perez was killed last september. police say perez was drunk when he got into a fight with officer wallace jennson outside of a liquor store. today's rally will be in front of the district attorneys office in martinez. this may make you smile because happening today a seven week pothole blitz starts in oakland. brian flores the city wants you to help them report where the potholes are. good morning, brian. >> they do, dave. good morning to you. there is no question that oakland streets need work. it is something that mayor libby schaaf has mentioned several times. but as you mention you will see more city crews fixing the potholes. it's been like that for weeks. as we go to video, the city calling it a pothole blitz. it begins today and goes until july 31st. according to the 2013 pavement condition index which measures street conditions nationwide, oakland streets were ranked near the bottom of bay area cities. there are 1900 miles of road in the city that needs to be maintained and the problem with that is funding. the issue is funding. the backlog of streets in oakland amounts to $400 million and continues to grow. the city officials say there isn't enough money to completely resurface the roads so crews are left to do the patch work to minor pavement and pothole issues. as you mentioned, this will make a lot of people smile as crews are out here doing this pothole blitz until july 31st and the city wants you to report about it by contacting them directly or calling them or e-mail or by using a mobile phone app and you can get it on your smart phone. you can take a picture and they will see that pothole and fix it wherein the next few weeks. >> people are going to say halleluiah fix those potholes. >> yeah tough on the tires. 6:10 is the time right now. suvs and pickup trucks targeted in north bay. coming up at 6:30 what the thieves are after and the costly repairs for many owners. >> they are still searching for those two killers who escaped from a new york prison. the new information we're finding out about the woman accused of helping them. welcome back. our time is 6:13. we're following developing news out of libya. u.s. military officials believe they killed the al qaeda leader. the one responsible for that 2013 attack of a gas plant in algeria. his name was motar. he's accused of leading the attack that killed 35 hostages including three americans. now he was targeted in weekend air strikes. military hasn't confirmed yet he was killed although a pentagon official spokesman say peers that air trike was successful. one of the fighters that has ties to militant claims he was not killed. prosecutors say joyce mitchell had agreed to be the getaway driver but then he backed out. used power tools to break out of prison more than a week ago. more than 800 law enforcement officers are taking part in the search for them. >> we don't know if they are still in the immediate area or if they are in mexico by now. >> if they are still here and if the immediate area their ability to hunker down for a week and stay on the run is a big surprise to us. >> joyce mitchell has pled not guilty to the charges against her. if convicted she faces up to eight years in prison. the leader of the naacp in spokane washington has canceled a chapter meeting meeting where she was expected to talk. the parents of rachel says she is white and she is falsely portrayed herself as african american for years. some people are planning a demonstration in spokane tonight calling for her to resign. some members of the spokane chapter say they are shocked. >> overwhelming feeling is this lady is black. she is a black lady and she has been through all of this. >> the response has been that the civil rights organization accepts leaders from all ethnicities. former florida governor jeb bush will enter the 2016 presidential race. the video posted online features people in florida says bush's poll sis while he was governor helped them. >> the most vulnerable in our society should be in the front of the line not the back. and as governor i had a chance to act on that core belief. >> after his campaign kick off in miami, jib bush is scheduled to head to new hampshire, iowa, and south carolina. hillary clinton will also campaign in new hampshire and she will end the week with a stop in san francisco. mrs. clinton officially launched her presidential campaign on saturday in new york city joined by her husband former president bill clinton, her daughter chelsey, and chelsey's husband all on stage with her. mrs. clinton will visit south carolina and nevada this week and she has a fundraiser on saturday in san francisco. it's now 6:16. i want to check back in with sal for the monday morning commute. >> we are looking at a commute that is going to gate little bit busier at the bay bridge. i was not surprised but i kind of thought we might have a little bit of a break. but we really don't at the bay bridge toll plaza. you do see slow traffic here. it is backed up for a 10-15 minute delay. we haven't had a lot going on. we did have an accident in daly city awhile ago with an overturned big rig. they are still working on that and traffic is going to be okay. let's go out and take a look at interstate 880 north and southbound here. that traffic is doing okay. southbound 280 in daly city they are still clearing a truck accident there. they actually took someone to local hospital and they will be tested to the chp. it could be a case of driving under the influence. and one last thing we want to talk about here is the east bay commute is waking up a little bit. we are seeing slow traffic on 680 southbound out of pleasanton heading to fremont. now at 6:17 let's go to steve. we do have a rather significant low cloud deck. some mist and drizzle cost and bay. over all that breeze is behind it too. it's an on shore breeze. they came way down. a lot of 70s and low 80s through the interior. pretty good size fog bank there. these are the average highs. 79 palo alto. 82 san jose. today 75 and 82. 74 and 76 and speaking of san jose, the average high 82, today 76. the low average high is 56. that is exactly what they are right now. the record 2000 108 in san jose and the record low 1895 when it was a brisk 37. for san francisco actually dipped to 52. 59 and then a high of 62. that is below average. it should be four degrees warmer than that. low cloud deck helped along. 50s for most on the temps. right at 50 for alamo. 52 half-moon bay. temperatures most locations are running a few degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. livermore three cooler. concord is three cooler. napa one. fairfield one. i don't see how we can warm up in that kind of scenario. west at hayward. west at livermore. it's come down a little bit. 60s and 70s through the interior. 34 up in truckee. 52 bodega bay. but inside the bay water temps are warm. somebody is getting rain. but the big weather maker will be this system coming out of the gulf. they will get anywhere from 8- 10 inches of rain and this whole system will rotate through up to the north and then northeast and it's going to be a wet, wet week for many here across the country here. not here we have the low cloud deck in place. cooler for most. cool lows on many of these. 80s for some. but temperatures i took down a couple degrees for some of the inland temps and kept it the same as yell. for others not much change. >> all right. monday we're ready. >> yes, sir. there is a good reason a photo cut of florida has gone viral. it is an actual photo. it was taken by richard jones. it shows a raccoon standing on top of an alligator. it was spotted in the national forest yesterday morning. this is certainly a photo of a lifetime. it's kind of that story with the fox. >> that is too wild. like a taxi. time is 6:21. they are purple. they are kind of ugly and they are turning up on east bay beaches. coming up in 23 minutes the reason these sea creatures could be suddenly washing ashore. plus. >> we were young and adventurous and we decided to go for it. >> they are in their 90s now but the women were the real life rosyivitiers. rosie riveters. back to our coverage of the nba finals. game five. the crowd was sprinkled with celebrities once again. can we pause for a minute? enter don't touch it. >> from oakland to the bay. mc hammer was there. boxer floyd mayweather was also at last nights game. he's also attended previous nba finals. can't touch these guys. >> no. >> singer usher also sang the national anthem in cleveland and he was there. actually a part owner of the cavaliers. i didn't know that. singer rihanna also reportedly at the game. piece of oakland art is come becoming a hot destination. we showed you this must recall being painted on an empty building. the artists go by the name ill luminaries. the artists put the finishing touches on the mural just a couple days ago. >> everybody has been getting a kick at it stopping by and saying hello. >> a picture of steph curry and mcdre painted over the words. they are 60 feet wide by 207 feet tall. the display has attracted fans from all over even outside the bay area. many of them taking the selfie in front of the art display. >> pam cook has seen it so i have to go see it. a new sign daughter took over the world or at least the worldwide weekend box office. >> he just went and made a new dinosaur? probably not a good idea. >> jurassic world set a new gallol ball record. it set $512 million in the first week and earned $204 million in the u.s.. that is the second highest domestic premier weekend of all time. the movie spy came in number two. san andreas and pitch perfect two round out the top five. some of the unsung heros of world war ii they visited the bay area and for the first time they saw the movie yum dedicated to their work. as a group they are known as rosie the riveter. this year they held their annual celebration in richmond which is home to the rosie the riveter national park. they traded girlhood dreams. they built planes and ships used by allied troops during world war ii. they were humble then but they are proud of how they served their nation. >> we wanted to get the ships built so we could give our boys what they needed to fight with. >> it was our mission to get these troops home. >> the women hadn't stepped in and worked, we would have probably lost the war. >> incredible story. women of all ethnicities were rosie the riveters. they were also the start of the civil rights and the equal rights movements. most of the women now in their 90s fewer than a hundred of them are still alive and they still look good. bravo to them. >> they are ready to go. amazing. 6:27 is the time. a rough commute in the south bay. what a new report says about highway 87 during rush hour. >> a ruling by the california supreme court could have a huge impact on how much affordable housing is built in the bay area. we'll explain coming up. you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new infestation. its protection lasts a full 30 days. no wonder frontline plus is the #1 choice of vets for their pets and yours. after all, your dog is a lover not a fighter. frontline plus. the vet's #1 choice. ñw? it kind of felt like june, steve. the city gets fog in june and other of us get sun. >> pretty typical here. >> yeah. >> a lot of fog. you step outside. >> it's gray and a little nippy out. >> windy for some. that is correct. temperatures i think stay the same as yesterday. maybe even a little cooler. it was a rather significant fog bank that has been pushing well inland. when that happens you combine that with a gust of 30 plus. that is my barometer for his time of year. clear and calm. there is a nice picture. if you're up above it, yeah it's pretty nice. most are stuck in it including oakland which isover cast. and 54. lughole 62 at noon. a high of 68 degrees. 50s on many of these temps. they are on the cooler side. gust to 28 to 32. there is a westerly breeze in place. over all it will be slow to burn back. sunny and breezy to windy. cooler for most today. the lows are on the cool side. 80s. these are a little bit below average. sal, thanks to a quieter something picked up here. >> things have picked up a little bit, steve, on this monday. we do have slow traffic out there. we have a 20-25 minute delay. the ramp from 880 is also crowded. nothing too bad getting into san francisco. northbound 280 at john daly there is an over turned truck. it's surprising to me the traffic isn't worse. you might want to use your favorite side roads to get around this problem. northbound 280 it's over turned on to the shoulder but we have some lanes taken away from this crash. it's been out there for awhile. let's go to one more thing and that would be a look at highway 101 in san jose. so all and all i would say this commute is not too bad but we are already beginning to see slow traffic on many of the freeways. 6:32 let's go back to the desk. did you watch the warriors game? the golden state warriors need one more win now to claim the nba championship this family is happy. steph curry's family. steph had a lot to do with last nights big win including pours on the points in the second half but he apparently paid a price for all he did last night. ktvu fox 2 alex savidge is joining us live. he's down on the floor. what is the latest on steph. what is going on? >> well, dave, can you imagine playing those kinds of minutes and doing what steph did night in and night out. it does. it takes a toll on your body. as you can imagine he was incredible in a critical game five. >> curry for three. exclamation point. >> reporter: the league mvp he was dynamite. he helped to seal the deal in game five here at oracle last night. he dropped in 37 points. he had 17 of those in the fourth quarter. just as they did the game before, the warriors went a small lineup. iguodala started in place of center andrew. it worked out well but this was a hard fought game most of the way through. a lot of lead changes. it was a tight game until the warriors finally were able to pull away late and they ended up winning 104-91. of course lebron james he did his thing. dropped in 40 points on another way to a triple-double. now the warriors they have to focus in. they head out to cleveland later today and they are looking to close out the cavs. but of course we all know king james he's not going to go down without a fight. >> i feel confident because i'm the best player in the world. simple. >> close out game it's always the hardest game in every series. but particularly in the finals what i'm excited about is i think we can play a lot better. that's what i told our team. i think we can do much better. >> reporter: and with the warriors now on the road for game six, a potential clenching game, fans will be led into oracle arena for a watch party so they can watch the game on the jumbo tons. the warriors told sixties for $15 a piece. unfortunately we have to tell you it is sold out. however you may be able to find tickets on some roadway sell sites and they are going for quite a bit of money. sol obviously the warriors have a chance to do it, dave, but lebron james standing in the way and as you heard he is a confident man. he knows he's the best player in the world. and i don't think there is any doubt about it. i'm not going to argue with him. >> okay. we leave it. one of the warriors catches is with him. he was named the strength and conditioning coaches of the year. lyle says the award is a reck nation of the entire warriors organization including the trainers, the medical team, and all of the coaches. the state supreme court is expected to make a decision today that will have an impact on how much new affordable housing is built in the bay area. and it stems from a law put in place back in 2010. janine de la vega is joining us now from san jose to talk about it. janine. >> reporter: san jose's ordnance requires new developments to set aside 15% of its units for sale and to mark them at below rate values. developers are cig that is not fair. now this law in san jose was put into effect in 2010 as way to help deal with the affordable housing crisis. but it's been on hold because the california building industry association has challenged it. the state supreme court is expected to decide today to invalidate the requirements. they argue that it's unconstitutional taking of property. city officials see the lack of affordable because housing as a big issue. the medium price of home is nearly $874,000. >> i know developers are in it for money and you know you've got to do the right thing. people got to do the right thing. let's help everybody out. they should do that. you know it's only minute. once the developer sells, they are out. >> reporter: city officials say the ordnance is one of their last hopes in securing housing for low income people. builders argue if they are forced to subsidize housing the cost may be passed on to new buyers. pam. >> all right interesting. thank you janine. time is 6:38. the clock is ticking down to the ted deadline to have a state budget in place. lawmakers are expected to prove am spending plan that is bigger than what governor brown wants. it includes $749 million in spending that was not in the governors budge proposal. it's based on assumptions that state revenues will be higher opinion democrats want to put more money into child care, welfare, and health care. the governor boosted school spending in his proposal but he is also committed to building up the states rainy day fund. the two sides are expected to continue negotiating which has to be done by midnight tonight. the governor is also trying to work in a law that would let state officials force financially troubled water agencies to be taken over by larger water systems. supporters say that would help pima around the state who are serve -- help people around the state ha that are serve ised. larger water districts oppose the plan saying they would have to absorb the expenses. and it leads to a loss of local control. also happening today the pittsburgh city council will consider raising water rates and imposing fines for heavy water users. water rates would go up 4%. the higher rates would help them meet the 20% reduction in water usage required by the state. this also calls for fines between $25 to $1,000 for water use. police say 17 people in petaluma had their converters stolen in the past week. there was also a rash of thefts where 30 cars were hit. san francisco set to close for four days next month. the road will be closed from thursday july 9th at 10:00 p.m. until monday july 13th at 5:00 a.m.. now the closure will wrap up years of work on the new road. you drivers are encouraged to use the richmond san rafael bridge. the average speed is about 35 miles an hour during the morning and afternoon rush. the report says even the car pool lanes are slow because solo drivers are using the lanes to get around the backups. it is one of the biggest parties of the year. time is 6:41. taking their love for the warriors to the next level. we heard you. coming up at 7:00 we will take you inside a fan cave that is on the peninsula. it's been a hot spot during the game days. >> but first very scary witnesses comparing it to a scene out of jaws. the attacks on two teenagers at a north carolina beach. >> slow traffic out there including some of the bridge commutes. this will be a decent commute. we'll check out the bay bridge coming up. >> pretty big fog bank out there. temperatures came down on sunday. it looks like they will stay there again on monday. welcome back to mornings on 2. the scene looks like something out of a horror movie. two teenagers were attacked by sharks. they lost limbs in separate attacks off the coast of north carolina. both attacks happened along oak island beach in the southern part of the state yesterday afternoon. a 12-year-old girl lost part of her left arm. she may lose part of her left leg. about 90 minutes later a 16- year-old boy was attacked. he also lost part of his left arm. >> they said the head was about that big and estimated 6-8- foot. no 7-8. blood in the water. coming over with the whitewash. kid was in shock. >> both of those young visitors were tourists visiting from out of town. they were in shallow water about waist deep when the attack occurred. authorities haven't said yet if the same shark is responsible for both atax. thousands of tiny tuna crabs have been washing up on orange county beaches. they are shoring up along the shoreline of dana point. the crabs are 1-3 inches long. they normally live off of mexico's baja peninsula but experts say they are going farther north. and these are creepy looking. a purple sea creature has been turning up on east bay beaches. believe it or not giant purple sea slugs like this one in the picture have been seen on several shoreline. they are harmless plant eithers but they can weigh more than 15 pounds and reach 30 inches in length. most of the ones seen here in the east bay are about the size of a large fist. so far they have been spotted along the shores of alameda in oakland's lake merit. scientists say the sea slugs are native to the area. they also say they are likely washing ashore because of the unusually warm water temperatures. let's check in now and see what is coming up. >> coming up in our next hour the supreme court will soon hand down pretty big rulings. biggest decision many are waiting for of course involves same sex marriage. but we'll run down the other landmark rulings we are expecting in the next two weeks. >> a new match making website but this one has been launched by the government in iran. how officials justified this move and the criteria being used to match up young couples there. those are some of the stories we're working on for the next hour on mornings on 2. now back to you. >> she already looks like she is getting ready to retire. doesn't she? >> she looks great. great. >> where is sal? >> there i am. she is the steph steve kerr of our newsroom. [ laughter ] we have a couple things going on out there. i want to mention the traffic is getting busier as we get closer to 7:00. we will start off with highway 24 westbound. westbound at bailey road there san injury crash and we have solid traffic coming out of the pittsburgh area. if you are getting on the road after bailey road it will be easier for you and 680 is not too bad. now at 6:48 let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. it looks like a rather significant fog bank out there. up and down the coast making a pretty good push inland. combine that with a westerly breeze and it looks like temperatures will be where you had yesterday. which is 60s and 70s. inland temps stayed in the 70s. when you combine that with a westerly breeze. but first our own john is one of our loyal viewers. 53 and overcast. melanie my daughter graduated from ucfc. [ applause ] . we do have a weather almanac to show you from san jose. the reason why there is extremes on the records. average is 82. 2000 jog your weather memory. 1895. when it was 37 degrees. san francisco starting off 52- 53. 59 will be 69 for a high. low cloud deck has plenty to work with. 50s on most of the temps. but they have been stuck most of the morning. you combine that with a strong delta breeze. i've seen gusts to 37 currently 32 at travis. 50s and 60s and 70s. 34 up in truckee. water temps in the bay are pretty warm. 52 bodega bay is the coolest. a few high clouds might zip by. low clouds, a little mist there. sunny and windy at times. cooler for most today. cooler lows. highs today 80s through the interior. 60s and 70s. and 50s by the coast. this could be the coolest day of the week. it looks like temperatures kind of bump up a little bit. especially into thursday and warmer by the weekend. >> and it's interesting we are talking about the warmer water and the creatures that are moving. >> there is a lot of stuff coming up. san diego has crabs. >> that is right. what is the water temperature down there? >> i have to look, it's pretty warm. >> i need to make a trip down. >> it's in the upper 50s and 60s. >> it is warm for them. all right, thank you, steve. 6:51 is the time. more police officers keep san francisco safe. the idea will be discussed today but coming up in 20 minutes the reason some people are actually against the plan. >> plus a dramatic plan in georgia. flooding has led to severe deaths. and authorities are trying to track down zoo animals on the loose. rescue workers are racing against the clock to capture a number of zoo animals that escaped during a flash flood. among the animals on the loose lions, tigers, and a hip pot mishad to be tranquilized. others had to be shot and killed. the animals escaped after heavy rains washed away a large part of the zoo on saturday. 12 people including three zoo workers died in the floods. this morning authorities announce none of the deaths are linked to the animals but to the flooding. still officials are warning to be careful. >> the threat remains. therefore we urge citizens not to walk and travel into the areas where animals can attack them. >> at least two dozen people are still missing. a officials are calling this the worst natural disaster in recent memory. >> back here at home a roller coaster at great america is still closed while authorities investigate an accident that injured a park me. this happened friday night on the flight deck ride. an employee was hit by one of the cars. he was trying to pick up a cell phone that was dropped by one of the rider. it's not clear when this ride will reopen. firefighters making progress on a wild fire until trinity county. the forest service says the fire has burned 1500 acres. it's now 40% contained. no one has been hurt. no buildings have burned. an evacuation order has been lifted but people are being told to be ready to leave if there are any major flairups. you drivers all over the world can get help with directions from a familiar voice. >> i'll be back. >> and he is. actor and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is back as the voice of the navigation app waves. through the end of next month. now it took him about an hour to record all the necessary phrases from turn left here. to his trademark has that la vista baby. it is week two of the women's world cup and today's matches are ivory coast verses norway. the netherlands verses host canada. china verses new zealand and thailand verses germany. you can watch that match right here on ktvu fox 2. our world cup coverage starts at noon. the u.s. plays nigeria tomorrow night. we have complete coverage on our website at ktvu.com including a schedule of the game so you can just click on women's world cup right on our home page. >> all right. we are still in the glow of the golden state warriors. the warriors just one win away from the nba title. the reason oracle arena will be packed for game six tomorrow even though the warriors will be away. and it's a problem that could come with high costs for drivers. the major effort getting under way right now today to fix bad roads in the city of oakland.

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