sunday, mother's day. welcome to "mornings on 2", it is sunday, may 10th. i'm mike mibach. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong. let's start with a quick look at the weather. rosemary, happy mother's day to you. a lot of people probably have brunch plans, outdoor plans. >> yes. happy mothers day to you claudine and to mike. you may laugh but everybody celebrates mother's day. if you have morning brunch, maybe avoid the coast. some drizzle there. mother nature serving up a near repeat of yesterday, meaning low clouds, a little fog, even that patchy drizzle for the morning hours. as we go into the afternoon these clouds are going to peel away and we'll be left with mostly sunny skies, at least away from the coast so. mostly cloudy for today along the coast. mostly sunny elsewhere. it's very widespread. as i shift into the east bay we'll look at the areas that are seeing sunshine, 80 three livermore, not going to have it. you have gray skies. antioch, brentwood, oakley, a lot like yesterday, discovery bay and bay point with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. but the rest of us under a gray sky again, temperatures a lot like yesterday. 53 concord, 49 napa. 49 san francisco. and 53 outside your door in mountainview. a cool 50 at halfmoon bay. the onshore breeze will be back for the afternoon. clouds beginning to pull away by 10:00, 11:00. as we get into the afternoon for the coastline notice mostly cloudy. >> -- the southern half will have mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies. along the coast, 70s, a few 60s, as we get into the second half of the day. when we come back, more numbers will be on the screen. time 7:02. cal transis continuing to work on the san mateo bridge. you can see headlight in the background but not all traffic is going through to the span, it remains closed to the public. folks who like to use that bridge will have to find alternates butcal trans says resurfacing work is right on schedule which means it should open no later than 5:00 tomorrow morning. there will be protective coverings and electrical work and routine cleanings done. cal trans tweeted these photos of the work in progress. let's talk about alternates. there's the bay bridge toll plaza. drivers who want to use another bridge will take either the bay bridge, done barton or use highway 237, if you're heading out now looks pretty good. not 250 many cars out there at the -- not too many cars out at the toll plaza. just give yourself a little extra time. eight people looking for a place to stay after fire burned two homes in shoassments >> i seen the fire under the stairs, under the drawnly room. i got everyone out. told everyone to get out. >> that fire broke out at 2k50á7b8g on south 2nd street near -- 280. it took firefighters an hour 20 put out the flames. investigators think that three- alarm fire started accidentally, the red cross is now helping the eight people whose homes why weather burned. tomorrow's shaping up to ash must-win game for the golden state warriors, down two games to one in the seven-game playoff series against the memphis grizzlies. scott reese reports from memphis where the warriors know they need to start high come together. >> reporter: for 24 minutes it was deja vu all over again. the warriors coming off a poor game two limped out of the game in game three missing shots, turning the ball over and allowing the memphis post players to run roughshod over their interior defense. >> they got two great players down there. they are big. i think if we play the way we did last time defending the paint we'll win. >> reporter: to the dubs credit they made a game of it. the comeback fell short but just maybe they can carry over something positive to game four. >> obviously pissed, you want to win. losing two in a row, not going to be happy but at the same time nobody's panicking or throwing in the towel. we'll focus on game four. >> it's the only way to figure it out is to go through the pain of losing a game like tonight and the other night and it starts to build and you feel the mistakes, you see the mistakes on tape. ok. >> it's frustrating but it's fun at the same time. this is a definite challenge for us. you think everybody's going great in the first round, on top of the world, win game one, the second round you get hit in the mouth two times in a row. it's important for to us answer that call. >> reporter: curry called game four a must-win for the warriors. clay thompson stopped short of that but stressed the advantage of regaining home court advantage in the series. tomorrow is pivotal not just for the math but the confidence going forward. >> thank you. despite last night's disappointing loss warrior fans say no fear. 200 people watched the game in oakland last night at tribune tavern. this group still believes in the golden state warriors. >> i think we're going to pick it up next game. i think we're going to bring it back to oakland with a home court advantage. >> when they come back home i think we will still do well. >> the warrior fans say they may have become a bit spoiled by the team's 67 regular season wins and four-game sweep of the pelicans in the first round. the manager of the tribune tavern says the warriors have generated a lot of buzz and boosting business at bars and res fronts in the area. here's the schedule. from basketball to soccer the u.s. women's world cup team has a match today. >> i'm from here so fran i'm partial to. i'm partial to it and there's a cult rurl around football. >> former star alex morgan won't play because of a knee injury. it's a precautionary move. she says she will be ready next month. allie rasmus with more. >> reporter: by noon today the 18,000 seats here will be packed with soccer fans. it's a little early but you can see there are some people getting the field ready, the goal ready for today's game. the u.s. women's national team will play ireland today in one of three sendoff games, three games in the u.s. before the team heads to the world cup in canada next month. jed is with the san jose earthquakes, this is your stadium. what is the significance of having the u.s. women's team here and of all the cities they could play at why here in san jose? >> it's our first non- earthquakes event. the bay area has a great tradition of soccer and san jose especially, great college programs here we've had great success with national events, nonnational events. it's a great venue. >> the women's world cup is next month. then there's the world cup next year, the men's team has played here -- played in the area before. >> last year the men's team had a game in the bay area. this year they are training. so we've had back-to-back years of the men's/women's national teams here. we have a great venue here for soccer. >> reporter: a soccer town. thank you very much, jed with the san jose earthquakes. we caught up with the women's team earlier in the week as they practiced in the area. and we talked to others that played at the college level. here's kristin, stanford alum that talking about the popularity of women's soccer in our area. >> california soccer is really, really strong. growing up in socal and then playing here i think that just being around so many great talented women who believe they can play professional sports and play on the national team it really gives you a little hand in that. >> reporter: the game starts at 11:30 this afternoon. there are still some tickets available. there are standing room tickets at the end of the field available, then best available seats, quick check on-line, tickets are about $95 but they are expecting a pretty full house later this afternoon and a lot of excitement here. back to you. >> i've watched an earthquakes game there, a great stadium to watch a game. soccer superstar christiana reynaldo is donating almost $10 million to a children's charity to help nepal victims of the earthquake. 8,000 people have died from last month's magnitude 7.8 earthquake. the nepal government has been rillet side for not -- criticized for not sending rescue teams and aid quickly enough. today's the day to appreciate mom but you don't necessarily have to break the bank. san francisco's exploratorium is offering free admission today to celebrate mother's day in addition to its usual thought provoking exhibits. the hands on museum will feature a special arts and crafts section. one activity allows you to make her a bouquet of paper flowers. >> arts wonderful event. families come out, we have all kinds of special activities. just for that day. >> many moms we talked to say being together means more than anything. if you're looking for a fun lace to go to mem -- place to go to make memories for free head to the san francisco exploratorium for mothers day. a new report about traffic stops in san jose. who is most likely to be pulled over by police in that city and how the department is responding. we would like to see your photos of mom this morning. share them with us on our ktvu facebook page. happy mother's day. >> my name is ro mac, from oakland, happy mother's day to my mom theresa chambers. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. happy sunday. happy mother's day. a live look at the cloudy start over oakland. we're in for another mild afternoon. these clouds will part for the second part of your day. i'll look at the numbers coming up. a san jose police department audit revealed that officers in san jose detained a greater percentage of blacks and latinos than any other share of the city's population. according to the san jose mercury news blacks and latinos slightly make up more than 1/3 of the city's population but made up nearly 2/3 of traffic stops in 2014. at one stop they were almost twice as likely as white drivers to be frisked and searched. the department says what may appear to be racial profiling is often a reflection of police focusing on high crime areas like san jose which is heavily latino. an independent analysis is being done of the data. prince is going to highway patrol a rally pore -- rally a -- rally for peace in baltimore. it's been a month since freddie gray died in police custody. six officers face charges. yesterday's rally was aimed at encouraging the city's youth to channel their frustrations in productive non-violent ways. >> prince released a song about baltimore and the riots. he'll perform at today's concert. lyrics include "does anybody hear us, pray for michael brown or freddie gray, peace is more than the absence of war." the amgen tour of california, largest professional cycling competition in the united states begins later this morning in sacramento. today's stage one race starts and finishes right there at the capitol building. last-minute preparations are underway now. the tour is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. 144 cyclists signed up for the competition. they come from all over the world including germany, spain and england. it's considered really a warm- up to the tour de france in july. today's race starts at 10:50 this morning. again in sacramento and will pass through solano county into davis and woodland before circling back into sacramento. it's an eight-day competition. tomorrow it will run from nevada city to lodi. on tuesday it will be in san jose. southern california later this week. and ends next sunday at the rose bowl in pasadena. meanwhile the three-stage amgen tour for women concludes in sacramento today with american lauren komansky in the lead and wearing that yellow jersey. time for the front pages. here's "the los angeles times." headline readings "the source of their concern." the photo, you can see a couple with a jug of water and in the background, mount shasta. a bottling plant is expected to bring jobs to that area but some object to the plan because of california's dwindling water supply. on the front page of "the news star" in monroe, louisiana, a touching story this mother's day. the hoint -- a gift to mom. you can see the family photo here, the daughter of the woman there in the middle provided her with a kidney this mother's day and the daughter says her mom now feels whole again. here's a look at the front page of "the oakland tribune," "building a better baby." scientists at the university of california say they've developed technology that could allow us to customize embryos, perhaps even elect our favorite traits. >> interesting. i was in pleasanton yesterday evening and i was standing in the sun. and it moved. then i followed it. i followed it. it was one of those days where when you stood in the shade it got cold quickly. >> makes a big difference. then the breeze comes and you need the jacket. we have another round of mild weather for the afternoon. live look there at the widespread cloud cover. we're joined by, again, this morning, if you are getting out early, even a little patchy drizzle along the coast. perhaps the east bay shoreline. i saw a few tiny drops on my windshield coming in to oakland this morning. a look at storm tracker 2, our system remains to the north of us, we're not going to see rain from that. we have another one that will drop in wednesday into thursday and may provide us with a a few scattered showers, so we'll be tracking it between now and then. let's roll through the next few days and then come back to today and look at the numbers. this morning, low clouds, widespread, north, east and south. in the lunch hour notice still locked in along the shoreline but the rest of us are mostly sunny, similar to how we were saturday. monday afternoon more of the same. we wake up with clouds but by the afternoon we are mostly. temperature will be cooling in the coming days, it has to do with the systems that are riding to the north of us, not bringing rain but bringing us the cooler weather. so temperature begin to fall monday, tuesday, we're now into wednesday and right behind me here off the coastline we have rain. this is dropping south. eventually it's going to move into california. that will be our next chance at actually getting a few scattered showers. it looks like thursday, perhaps into friday maybe even lasting into the weekend it's too far out, it's really hard to tell at this point so we'll track it between now and then. today we're clearing to the coast. wind pick up again. temperatures will be very similar to how we landed in the afternoon yesterday. today 49 in napa. 49 san francisco. 50 redwood city. low 50s in mountainview. 54 san jose. 54 livermore. mostly cloudy for most of us. you go well inland, areas like antioch, oakley, brentwood, mostly sunny skies this morning. for our inland communities, nudge the numbers up just a little. mid to upper 70s, near 80 in antioch and brentwood for the afternoon. mid-70 in danville. closer to the water and it's a near repeat. mid to upper 60s in the forecast. 66 oakland. 65 almeida and berkeley. in the south bay santa clara 71. upper 60s redwood city. san mateo warming to 67. 60 this afternoon in san francisco. if you're spending the day with mom there bring the jacket because the afternoon sea breeze will be back. upper 50s along the coastline. the extended forecast with the second half of the weekend in view, notice the dropoff as we get into monday and tuesday. wednesday and thursday continuing to fall, widespread 60s in the forecast by wednesday into thursday. and perhaps some unsettled weather coming our way as well for the second part of the week. >> like a colder may than it was april. you've heard about driverless cars. what about driverless trucks? up next, new technology being tested in nevada and how it's designed to help reduce the number of crashes among big rig drivers. >> it's time for our "pet of the day." "toby." cute. living now at the east bay spca. he's a beagle mix. the shelter also says he's kind of a low maintenance guy. for more information on toby or any of the pets of the day go to ktvu.com and click on "pet of the day" which is under the "mornings on 2" section of our home page. ing with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ cuban president raul castro arrived at the vatican for a private meeting with pope francis. it comes after september's surprise announcement that cuba and the u.s. are seeking to restore diplomatic ties. according to castro the pope played a key role in mediating the two sides. this past october the vatican hosted delegations between havana and washington. this september the pope will reportedly visit cuba on his way to visit the united states. just as we get used to the idea of the self-driving cars a new type of automated vehicle is being tested on the road. imagine driving down the freeway and seeing this, an automated semi truck. they are only being tested in nevada, being driven with technology similar to the autopilot function used in an airplane. they use radar to identify what is in front and behind it but like a plane still needs a pilot. these trucks still need a driver. however they are designed to reduce the number of accidents caused by driver fatigue. >> it's how do we autoquo mate the vehicle in a way that makes sense for the driver. how do we reduce his work load. >> the creators of the truck say the vehicles will not be on the road any time soon because it's expected to take years before federal law allows them on most roads. this morning we're celebrating various people and business that's were named the best of the bay. the honor was awarded to them by voters through sf city voter and earlier this week i sat down with sarah and vinny to talk about them being named best radio personality. what about is it vinnie that adds to the show? >> everything about him. he's the weirdest person i know. like, i just never know what is going to come out of that guy's mouth right there. >> in the middle of me interviewing them on air sarah and vinnie decided they wanted to know a little about me including why i got into broadcast news. >> one of the reasons i got into this business was the 1989 quake and being in san francisco and seeing the stories and reporters from all the stations, not just ktvu and do what they did that day. i was hooked. i wanted to be a story teller. >> eventually i found out more about what makes them such a grit team. more from this at 8:30. watch my entire appearance on ktvu.com. just find it under the "mornings on 2" tab and later in the show, we'll meet more of the businesses named the best in the bay. right now some of those businesses, they are actually setting up at kst vu. this is a live look in studio b, just a few steps from where we are now. stay with us throughout the next couple of hours when we will show you a number of the the places and people named best of the bay. at 8:15 we start with the company named best dog trainer and claudine will see if she has what it takes to tame a puppy. people are making bets now behind the scenes. changes are coming to public transportation in the south bay. the new additions starting tomorrow that could make your commute a little less jam packed. >> and we're following the latest in mississippi where two officers were shot and killed during a traffic stop. what we're learning about the person who opened fire. time now 7:30. here's a look at some of the top stories we're following for you this morning. cal trans says work on the san mateo bridge is on schedule. it's scheduled to reopen no later than 5:00 tomorrow morning. crews have been resurfacing the bridge this weekend, because of the closure expect more traffic on the dunbarton an bay bridges today. the warriors must look ahead to tomorrow's pivotal game four. after the loss. down two games to one in the series, curry was 2-10 from beyond the arc. u.s. women's world cup team playing today, taking on ireland but one of america's most popular players, former cal star alex morgan is sidelined with a knee injury, still expected to be on hand to cheer on teammates. in the next hour, a live report from the soccer stadium as we count down to the women's cup set for next month. lots of people going to be outside for mother's day. how's the day shaping up? >> i think if you're going to the game in san jose you've got great weather coming your way. as we get into the afternoon around the bay we have sunshine as well. giving you a live look at san jose, most of us waking up with at least some cloud cover but you can see already beginning to thin out over san jose. where it is not expected to clear out for today. right along the coastline. so unless you like the clouds and the cool weather maybe avoid the shore for today. again into the north bay, south bay and the east bay we saw it yesterday morning, very similar this morning. the onshore breeze not too strong but it's there. for the afternoon it's going to pick up once again. numbers not much different from 24 hours ago. just a degree or two cooler than where we started yesterday morning. for the afternoon we're going to see a near repeat for the afternoon highs, perhaps slightly warmer for inland communities. that is really about it. upper 40s to low 50s outside our doors now. as we get into the lunch hour mid-50s along the coast. a lot of low to mid-60s around the bay and inland and then into the afternoon. cloudy at the coast, upper 50s to low 60s. we'll have widespread 60s around the bay. those 70s will be inland even nearing 80 degrees in some areas like antioch as well as brentwood. 79 expected for you today. 75 concord. 65 berkeley. upper 60s san rafael. 58 pacifica for the second half. as we get into the south bay, 71 san jose. 69 mountainview, 73los gatos. temperatures are going to continue to cool as we get back to work and then eventually the possibility of maybe some rain. more on that in the extended forecast coming up in a bit. starting tomorrow cal train is going to add an extra car to some popular routes. now there will be six cars. that means 150 additional seats and more standing room during peak commute hours. the cars were bought from the los angeles metro link. 12 more cars need upgrades and will go into service soon. we're learning more details about a 27-year-old bay area ban arrested last week on child porn charges. he worked at the walton west outdoor school located near saratoga in unincorporated santa clara county. the santa clara office of education launched an internal education and said he also worked at the second sight in cupertino. deputies say they found child images on his person computer and phone. he started to work there in 2013 and did exract interact with students. a boy drowns in the sacramento river yesterday. fist his family says he disappeared in the water yesterday morning and rescuers searched three hours before finding his body. they say he had no life vest. according to the sacramento fire department the water is not as calm as it looks. >> as our rescue people found out as soon as you get below the water's surface there's a huge current, actually a shelf that drops off here. so it's a very hazardous location to swim. >> rescue crews advise all boaters to keep life jackets on hand and for all jackets to wear them. state and local water officials are looking for ways to make water conservation a coordinated effort at the grassroots level. some suggestions include showing customers how much water they use for different purposes and making it easier for residents to harvest rainwater. 80% of the santa clara water district customers surveyed last month say they support water conservation but more than a third say they are already saving as much as they can and 44% say they can only do a little more. california is not the only place to suffer from a severe drought. state leaders are turning to australians who suffered through a drought from 1997 to 2007. the most common advice from the australians, conserve water as early as possible. the second is to get public support. the australians say their citizens felt they made a difference by treating water as a scarce commodity. that made dealing with the drought part of earns daily life rather than pitting cities against farmers. republican presidential candidate rand paul now has a campaign office in what some may have called an unlikely place. san francisco. the kentucky senator sent the day talking about issues that are important to the workers. he spoke at a tech inbubaitor in the south of -- incubator in the south of market area. paul says it's important to bring his message of smaller government to liberal san francisco even if supporters have different opinions on things including same-sex marriage. >> i think it should probably be left more to the local municipalities and states. >> people who attended said they were interested in the senator's ideas on smaller government including net neutrality and keeping government out of peoples' personal business. the bay area is proving to be popular with presidential candidates from both parties. hillary clinton made two tips here in the last two days. the former secretary of state was at two fundraisers last wednesday in san francisco. into the home of intoal 50 hosted what was an event to prevent human trafficking. super bowl 50. the summit was organized by the bay area anti-trafficking coalition. the coalition says the super bowl draws human traffickers and that leads to the exploitation of children and teens. in the stadium organizations handed out information about helping abused youth. refugee foster care says many victims literally walk here from south america and cannot return home. >> a lot of kids, because of corruption and violence in their country, because their parents are dead, because they have nowhere else to return to. >> the coalition says california is one of the states with the highest level of human trafficking, san francisco, los angeles and san diego are considered some of the most dangerous areas for children. we have a remarkable mother's day tribute from one bay area teen to her mom and dad. a viewer contacted me after hearing the sophomore read the estay for the rotary club of novato sunrise. we wanted to her to share the words with you >> why they do what they do. >> reporter: an essay about life, humiliation and pride. >> first house i ever cleaned with my mom, i was 6 years old. >> reporter: it started as an assignment for english class. >> he said we have to write a essay. >> reporter: a lesson nor 16- year-old tracy diana alfaro started in first grade. >> each student was obligated to draw a picture and present our dream job. i watched as each of my classmates go out in front of the board and presented one by one. when it was my turn i proudly withdrew my drawing. when i grow up i want to clean houses like my mom. i was greeted with laughter. a boy first said that's not a real job, that's just help. it was my first taste of humiliation. it was the first time i ever felt this way towards my parents. >> reporter: she says for years that feeling stayed with her. >> why weren't they the aspiring surgeon or prestigious lawyer? the respect i had once for my parents was starting to dwind 8. every career related question was quickly replaced with a lie. every middle school open house was torture. i had to be seen with them. my mom asked me if she did something wrong. >> reporter: she admits it took time but with time came understanding. >> my parents are not just parents. they are immigrants too. they didn't come to this country for themselves. they came for my brother and i. the job they had to endure is just a sacrifice they are willing to make for us so we can be better than they are. the best we can be. i learned that sometimes we have to give up the most of ourselves for the people we love. i'm not embarrassed anymore. usually you think of a role model you think of a hero. my parents are heroes for me now. >> the humiliation felt by that first grade girl, has been replaced by something else. pride and frattude. >> although i was not able to keep my head high that day in the classroom i am proud to say i can do it today. >> we are going to post her entire essay on ktvu.com. she wants to go to ucla and become a lawyer so she can buy her parents their own home. she also said it was her dream to have her essay published as a tribute to her parents. the oakland zoo is offering something special to moms today. all mothers will fet a free train ride on the outback express adventure train where you can see walruses and emus up close. just visit the adventure land ticket booth at the zoo to get your free ticket from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 this afternoon. it was an afternoon and evening filled with smiles for the little girl known as smiley mylie. a charity hockey game was held for yesterday in vaccaville. as promised she arrived in a pink fire truck. [sirens] >> there were a few bagpipes as well to welcome players from the oakland and southern morinne fire departments. firefighters sent pictures of the event to help her family with medical costs. her father is an oakland firefighter and mylie is fighting a rare type of bone cancer in her arm. no word yet on how much money was raised. more problems discovered on the bay bridge. how a new report shows saltwater could lead to big problems during the next major quake and how cal trans is responding. >> we would like to see your photos with mom this morning. share them on our facebook page. happy mother's day. here's a look at the top trending stories. two people in mississippi face murder charges after two misers were shot and -- police officers were shot and killed during a traffic stop this morning. investigators say marvin banks and joany calloway with seen leaving the area with banks. they have each been charged with two counts of capital murder. banks' younger brother curtis faces two counts of accessory. it's still unclear how many shots were fired and who fired them. people who live in the area say they are still shaken. pop, pop, pop. i knew instantly somebody was shot. i heard sirens coming. i knew then it was serious because police don't come for a gunshot. they come for bodies. >> according to the hattiesburg police department the officers who died were 34-year-old benjamin dean and 25-year-old lacory tate. in 2012 benjamin deen was named officer of the year. the mayor of hattiesburg says it's the first time in 30 years in the city an officer was killed in the line of duty. the director of a high school in georgia is apologizing after making an offensive remark during a graduation ceremony. >> where are you, you little coward? look who is leaving, all the black people. >> it happened friday night at tnt academy in stone mountain. the director says she was frustrated with the man who had walked to the front of the auditorium to record the audience on his tablet. >> everybody was just, like, wow -- i can't believe she just said that. there's always something going on beyond the surface. >> the director released an apology for her actions and on behalf of anyone who caused disturbance during the ceremony she says she was in an emotional state from us they'd trade that anyone would -- frustrated that anyone would ruin what the graduates worked so hard for. nepal government is launching an investigation after a blatant overcharging of supplies in the aftermath of the deadly earthquake. officials say they heard of people selling items. news came as u.s. marines brought in more supplies. knee leer -- nearly 8,000 people died and tens of thousands are homeless. meanwhile fresh avalanches in nepal caused worker to call off searches for more bodies. there will be a fundraiser in san francisco for quake victims. sherpas from around the bay area will be there to update people on the situation in nepal. new problems discovered on the bay bridge and has people questioning its seismic safety again. the biggest concern is salt water inintrusion into the bridge's foundation. water leaks near rods that secure the pain cable are troubling engineers. crews say the issues will be fixed but still confident the bridge would survive the next big quake. californians spent $6.4 billion to replace the old eastern span of the bridge. 7:46. let's turn it to rosemary who has been tracking the weather for us on this mother's day. >> i'm tweeting with one of our viewers who is in the bahamas this morning. >> i saw that. >> rubbing it in. >> he sent one picture. says i'm watching you. take a look. i'm going to show that you in a moment. he just sent me another picture. wait until you see that one. that in the next half-hour. beautiful. let's get to what is going on. outside our doors, because we have beautiful weather coming our way we have afternoon sunshine expected, if you like the gloomy start, there you have it. over oakland, most of us with mostly cloudy skies. let's step back over into the bahamas again giving you a look here, this week coming from craig, he says watches you guys from atlantis in the bahamas. you can see the san mateo bridge closure from his laptop. thank you for watching us. i'll show you his next picture coming up in the next half- hour. today mostly cloudy skies, a cool start. coastal fog once again for the afternoon. we'll be a little warmer inland, temperatures reach into the upper 70s, near 80 and then in the extended forecast the possibility of a few scattered showers coming our way. a little similar to what we just had roll through thursday. it's going to be a few days out but as we get in through your sunday, mostly sunny away from the coast. monday, tuesday, even into wednesday we have systems that ride over the north of us, that will cool us down. first part of the week, dry and cooler. by wednesday afternoon, this system begins to drop, right along the pacific and looks like it wants to move inland over southern california. that is what the podle are showing us right now -- models are showing us right now. wednesday, thursday, friday, even into saturday we sort of get into this unsettled pattern. that will be a possibility of some rain coming our way for the second part of the week. temperatures now 52 degrees in oakland. 49 novato. 52 in sfo. 54 livermore. so the numbers not too bad but with the mostly cloudy skies, a little bit of onshore breeze it will feel cool as you get out for mother's day, breakfast or brunch. 70 expected for novato this afternoon. mid-60s in richmond. low 60s for sausalito, cool day again at the beach. 66 in oakland. mids 70s in danville. antioch 79. into the santa clara valley,ly to mid-70s around the region. along the peninsula 69 redwood city, 67 san mateo. mid-60s in san bruno. and 60 in san francisco. so not a big warm-up for the downtown area. if you're going to be cruising along the embarcadero expect that, upper 50s along the coast. daly city, pacifica and into halfmoon bay. the extended forecast here -- there's the dropoff in the temperature coming as soon as tomorrow. and we're going to slide as we get into wednesday/thursday with 60s in the forecast from the coast around the bay and inland. and perhaps scattered showers coming back by wednesday into thursday. maybe lasting into saturday. >> thank you. there's a new trend in women's accessories. >> the bag. >> it's a baguette. >> let me have it. >> that scene there from "sex and the city" was shot 15 years ago and demonstrates back then how the type of bag and logo on it were very important. that is not the case this year. now the editors of "lucky" magazine say it's less about what kind of purse you carry or how much it costs. >> it is not all about the price tag on the bag right now. that said plenty of the bigger designers that we love like the gucci, marc jacobs, they are designing bags that are a little more understated. >> fashion magazine editors say to 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t.j.maxx. tropical storm ana is expected to reach the coast of the carolina beaches sometime this morning. people who live in the area are preparing for heavy rains and high winds. local officials are warning about the potential of dangerous rip currents. they say they do not expect significant damage from the winds but are worried about beach erosion from the pounding surf. the storm is arriving several weeks before the official start of hurricane season. people who live across the plains states continue to deal with severe weather and those tornado watches. in the past few days several twisters touched down damaging homes and schools, even taking lives. on friday storm chasers in north texas shot this video of a tornado as it touched down. the severe weather caused twisters, flooding and even fires from lightning strikes. this couple says they are lucky to be alive after a tornado destroyed their home. now they are sorting through the wreckage trying to find anything salvagable. >> where do we start? we've been here 20 plus years and we've never -- never even had to replace a roof from a storm. >> that elementary school is also badly damaged by the storms. luckily none of the students were injured but hvac units on the roof did blow over leaving holes where rainwater flooded in. >> when it came in it spread all all over the place. it came in through the ceiling tiles. we may as well have been outside. >> the six states affected by the storms include arkansas, colorado, kansas, nebraska, oklahoma and texas. the number of people killed has yet to be determined as some people are still missing. the oakland as will try to snap a four-game losing streak today. yesterday jesse roughed up a little in the first. nelson cruz digs out a nice pitch. there's nelson cruz. robinson cano would score cruz with the standsup double. 2-0 after one. 3-0 in the fifth, billy butler sends a 2-1 fastball. 5-1 seattle, oakland goes on to lose 7-2. after today the giants will play 13 of the next 16 games on the road. they need a win this afternoon in order to split the current four-game series with miami. last night scoreless in the fourth, that is until madison baumgartner givers up this blast. marlins would tag on another two in the inning, 3-0 fish. fifth inning, brandon crawford in the box, he's got a little shot up the middle, justin maxwell would score, 3-1, that is as close as the giants get. marlins win 6-2 and madison drops a 3-2 on the season. the san francisco giants today will help fight cancer one strike at a time. for every giants strikeout zone, genen tech will donate $100 to cancer research in the area. and hayes found out he had colon cancer and five years later says he beat the illness and wants to help others fighting cancer. >> i'm trying to make the most of every day. and appreciate this beautiful precious life that i have been given, second chance at. and i want to help in any way i can. >> fenen tech teamed up with hayes and done yaitding a dollar to colon cancer for every time he plays the song "live your life" on i-tunes. more on ktvu.com, under the web links section on the home page. 7:57. eight people rushed from a burning home in san jose overnight. the answers firefighters are searching for in this investigation. >> plus, in 20 minutes, we'll look at some of the top rank businesses in the bay area. it's a live look in studio b. on this mother's day sunday, we are joined by clouds and fog, once again, these clouds are going to clear back towards the coast. i'll show you when and look at the numbers for today coming up. >> we'd like to see your photos. share them with you on our facebook page. happy mother's day. plan on driving the san mateo bridge in forget about it, you need a different route this mother's day. we'll update this weekend's big closures. >> san jose hosts a sendoff game for the u.s. women's soccer team. we'll talk about the players on the team with bay area at thises and the -- bay area ties and the surprise the entire team got yesterday. good morning to you. welcome back to "mornings on 2", sunday, may 10th. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning. i'm mike mibach. i noticed in allie rasmus's live shot overcast. even in san jose. when it's that bad you know it's a pretty heavy marine layer in town. >> you're right. about 2,000 feet deep and when it gets to be that deep it microwaves its way with well -- moves its way well into the east bay, south bay, north bay. nobody can escape. almost nobody. a few areas have sunshine and boy i envy you. a live look across the bay and you can see a lot of may gray. we're going to have nice weather for the afternoon. in fact i can sum it up by saying today will be a lot like yesterday. so as we shift into the east bay, the areas that are waking up with mostly sunny skies, not livermore or pleasanton but as i shift to antioch, oakley, brentwood, discovery bay a near repeat from where we started yesterday morning. i feel like the movie ground hog day. a little breezy out there for some of us. the winds are generally light over across the north bay as well as into the central and south bay but the sea breeze will be back with us for the afternoon as well. we have 40s and 50s in many areas to start. as we get into the second half of the day low 60s in san francisco. mid to upper 60s for the east bay. shifting inland, this is where it gets mostly sunny and mild, even warm. upper 70s to near 80 expected around antioch and brentwood. when i come back we'll take a tour, i'll look at the afternoon highs for your neighborhood and a cooldown expected to start as early as tomorrow. maybe even some rain in the extended forecast. all that coming up in a bit. time now 8:02. happening now -- cal trans says work is on schedule on the san mateo bridge. this is a live look at the span. a couple of cal trans vehicles making their way across the bridge but otherwise very quiet. work a little further from this camera. folks who like the bridge to get backened forth from hayward to san mateo have to find alternates but the bridge is expected to be opened tomorrow, no later than 5:00 a.m. a protective coating will be put on the roy and supporting the deck structure as well as routine maintenance. cal trans tweeted these photos. the san mateo bridge will also be closed on memorial day weekend. there is the bay bridge toll plaza, one of the alternate routes. dunbarton also a way to get around and highway 237 in the south bay if you have to head over the bay bridge, not too many cars now but it is sunday, mother's day, so you need to allow a little extra time. a fire damaged two homes and displaced eight people in san jose. >> the fire under the stairs, under the laundry room. i just got everybody out, told everyone to get out. i said go get the hose -- >> , that fire broke out around 2:00 a.m. on south 2nd street near i-280. flames from one home quickly spread to the attic of a second home and took firefighters about an hour to get the flames out. investigators think the three- alarm fire started accidentally. the red cross is now helping the eight people whose homes were burned. for all of you nervous warrior fans the team says don't hit the panic button. they say they are still confident they can beat the grizzlies and advance to the nba western conference finals. scott riese is in membership fist where the griz up two games to one against the golden state warriors. >> reporter: for 24 minutes it was deja vu all over again. the warriors coming off a poor game two limped out of the gate in game three. missing shots, turning the ball over and allows the memphis post players to run roughshod over their interior defers. >> they got two great players down there. they are big, so i think if we play the way we did last time, defending 9 paint, we'll win the series. >> reporter: to their credit they made a game of it. pulling within four points with about three minutes to play. the comeback fell short but just maybe they can carry over something positive to game four. >> obviously pissed, you want to win. losing two in a row. not going to be happy but at the same time nobody's panicking or throwing in the towel. we'll focus on game four. >> it's the only way to figure it out. to go through the pain of losing a game like tonight and the other night and it starts to build and you feel the mistakes, you see the mistakes on tape. >> it's frustrating but fun at the same time. this is a definite challenge for us. everything's going great and you win game one, and the second round and obviously you got hit in the mouth two times in a row. and it's important for to us answer that call. >> reporter: curry called game four a must-win for the warriors. clay thompson stopped shorts dhaf but stressed importance of home court advantage in the series. suffice to say tomorrow's contest is pivotal not just because of the math but the warriors' confidence going forward in this best of seven. >> thank you. here is the series schedule -- let's switch from hoops to soccer. the u.s. women's national team is in the bay area this morning for a warm-up game ahead of next month's women's world cup. unfortunately, former cal star alex morgan is not playing today, with a knee injury but the team says she'll be ready for at that world cup. allie rasmus is live for us where the u.s. women will face ireland in just a few hours from now. >> reporter: that game starts at 11:30. they are expecting most of the seats in this 18,000 stadium to be pretty packed. the u.s. women's national soccer team is playing the republic of ireland. you can see the flags there at the end of the field. this is one of three sendoff games happening in the u.s. before the u.s. women's soccer team heads to canada for the world cup next month. a lot of the players on this team have bay area connections, ties to the universities? >> that's right. a lot of players played out here. that's one of the things we consider when we think of playing matches. and this amazing new stadium. we always want to play in different venues across the country and we're excited about playing here. >> reporter: i'm sure you've taken into considers how popular the sport is, there's a fan base here for soccer in the bay area. >> definitely. the soccer fan base in this area of the country is fantastic. so we play here as much as we can. and we're happy to be back and what a great day it's going to be here. >> the women on this team are working on mother's day. it's mother's day. happy mother's day to all the moms. they got a special -- and their moms have a special surprise. >> fox came up with the idea and decided to fly in all the moms. so we worked with them for the past couple months to put this together. and players are having a nice dinner. then the moms surprised them, walked in. a lot of tears, a lot of laughs. it was a great time. >> i think we have this tweet to show of abby, forward on the team, sent out this tweet with her mom. picture of her and her mom after she was sphried about seeing her mom there. they were having dinner, team members didn't know about this and the moms come marching out? >> yes. we were surprised the surprise didn't get out. we thought for sure a mom would spill the beans but they did a good job and the players were really excited. >> reporter: happy mother's day to those moms. all the moms out there really. this is a family-friendly event. so if you have any kids who are interested in soccer, there are still tickets available. standing room only tickets and other tickets out here at the stadium. i think at last check some of them were $90 a person. this starts 11:30 this afternoon. they are expecting a very packed house here, a lot of excitement. back to you. >> now the players' moms can watch them play today. soccer star christiana reynaldo is donating almost $10 million to save the children's charity to help victims of the earthquake. 8,000 people died from the earthquake. a new study revealed the top 10 mom-friendly cities in america and bay area, home to a few of them. the data put together by a group called sperling's best places, factors such as readily available child care and day care, peta trick physicians and -- pediatric physicians were all considered. and cities ranked to which offered the best quality for moms and raising families. san jose, california took the number one spot. fran and oakland also made the list. san francisco. even though san jose came in at number one it outranked the other cities for forgetting mom on mother's day. come on, who forgets mom? it's a day to appreciate mom but you don't have to break the bank. san francisco's exploratorium is offering a special exhibit. it will feature a special arts and crafts section you can do with mom. one of the activities will allow to you actually make her a bouquet of paper flowers. time now 8:10. changes are coming to public transportation in the south bay. coming up at 8:30 we talk about the new addition starting tomorrow that could make your commute a little less jammed. but first a new report about thoracic stops in the -- traffic stops in the city of san jose. >> we would love to see your photos with mom this morning. share them on facebook. 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(music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. happy sunday to you. and wishing you an enjoyable mother's day. giving you some blue sky, looking over our east bay hills this morning. one of the only spots where we're seeing sunshine this morning. we all eventually will see that sun shining as we get into the second part of your day. a san jose police department audit revealed officers in san jose detained a larger number of blacks and latinos than any other share of the city's population. according to the mercury news blacks and latinos made up 1/3 of the population but made up 2/3 of traffic stops in 2014. almost twice as likely as white drivers tore frisked and searched. the department says what may appear as racial profiling is police focusing on high crime areas such as east san jose which is heavily latino. an independent anies will be done of the data. prince is going to headline a rally for peace today in baltimore but protests continue in that city. >> march for justice! >> reporter: demonstrators yesterday demanded change in the police force. it's been a month since freddie gray died in police custody. six officers now face charges. yesterday's rally was aimed at encouraging the city's youth to channel their frustrations in productive non-violent ways. ♪ the body count in nobody's way♪ ♪ i get you could say♪ ♪ it was a good day♪ ♪ a least a little better than the day in baltimore♪ >> prince released the song on- line about the riots that followed gray's deaths. he's going to perform that song in today's concert. lyrics include the words "does anybody hear us, pray for michael brown or freddie gray, peace is more than the absence of war." the amgen tour of california, largest professional cycling competition in the united states begins later this morning in sacramento. today's stage one race starts and finishes at the capitol building. right now you can see a live picture at the start. folks getting ready, even a local reporter there. the tour is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. 144 cyclists signs up for the competition. they come from all over the world including germany, spain and england. the amgen tour is actually considered a warm-up for the tour de france in july. today's race starts at 10:50 a.m. in sacramento. it's going to pass through solano county into davis and woodland before circling back to sacramento. it's an eight-day competition. tomorrow it will run from nevada city to lodi, then tuesday the race is going to be in san jose. southern california later this week. and ends next sunday at the rose bowl in pasadena. meanwhile the three stage tour for women concludes in sacramento today with american lauren kamansqy in the lead with the yellow jersey. 8:16. is this a good morning for the runners? >> yes, we've got great weather. trees swaying a bit. in a view over the east bay. i believe this is the lafayette area. we're in the 50s there this morning. it's going to be a lot like what we had on saturday. so hopefully you especially joyed that weather because we have more of that coming our way. first a look at the bahamas. if i could send you anywhere on this mother's day this is where it would be. mostly clear skies. so in the last hour hour craig tweeted us and said i'm watching you from the bahamas. i tweeted this photo and i said i have to show this. there you have it. meanwhile at home we have mostly gray skies, most of us. we'll see a weak system move through in the coming days. that is actually going to cool us down. it's not going to bring rain but a second system may do just that. as we get into wednesday, thursday, maybe even lasting into the weekend. i'm going to take you into the next few days as we get through mother's day sunday. by noontime we have mostly sunny skies, away from the shore. if you're going to be hanging out, in areas around stinson beach, to pacifica, half-moon bay, be prepared. partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy skies, cool again. the afternoon sea breeze will be with us. monterey not bad, in fact mostly cloudy skies a possibility. if you're going to santa cruz -- as we get into monday more of the same. you may notice to the north of us we have rain that moves through. not going to bring rain. again but will be cooling us down. for monday and tuesday temperatures begin to fall. i'll show that you in the extended forecast. tuesday afternoon mostly sunny, a cool and mild day and as we get into wednesday there's the system that wants to drop right down, parallel to the coastline, move inland over southern california and that will bring the possibility of scattered showers to our area with unsettled weather coming our way wednesday maybe lasting into saturday. we'll track it between now and then. outside at this hour 50 in santa rosa. 53 concord, 55 san jose. afternoon highs upper 60s to low 70s from san rafael to sonoma. low 60s for sausalito this afternoon. we have temperature in the 60s and 70s four east bay. 65 alameda. 75 danville. into the south bay 71 san jose. 71 cupertino and for the peninsula this afternoon more of the same. 67 for san mateo. 60 san francisco. 58daly city. the extended forecast, there's the cooling trend, begins tomorrow. so if today's a little cool for you expect it to be even chillier as we get into monday, tuesday. temperatures continuing to fall off wednesday into thursday. widespread 60s in the forecast. from the coast to the bay to our inland communities. maybe even some rain. >> give me a percentage on rain. >> 10% to 20%. >> so it's there. >> last week it looked similar. some people actually got a dumping, we saw hail on thursday. it was pretty active. >> an odd start to may. start in we're almost in the middle. claudine has a dog. >> look at this. say hi. yes. we are talking about all of the best of the bay, businesses voted by you as the best so we have this little guy here because we're going to bring in the person who was voted best dog trainer in the by a y. this little guy -- bay area. i need help. we'll be right back. 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. 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. best of the bay this morning. we are meeting some of the businesses named best of the bay area. based on your votes on sfcityvoter.com. 35,000 votes were cast over two months. that is a live picture from one of our other studios where you can see some of these companies are setting up. we're go to talk to them over the next hour and-a-half or so. first, claudine here with the winner of best dog training. >> that's right. i'm here with sandy thompson, owner of bravo pup puppy and dog training and two younger clients. charlie who is hanging out with me. and this is ez and jean helping out as well. i want to talk to you about your philosophy when it comes to puppy training. i have a dog. puppy training is not at that easy for a lot of people. takes a lot of work, right? >> yeah, but it's better to get started early. bravo pup teaches group dog and puppy training classes. and we like to start them early because we can make the most difference that way. it's widely believed that you can't start training them until they've had all their shots. by that time it's four months. so it's a -- a lot of time wasted. >> charlie is how old? >> 9 weeks old. >> starting his class? >> he starts classes with us tuesday. >> he's going to startarily today? >> yeah. we're going to show you how to start training simple stuff. >> i was reading your background. you worked at the zoo and other puppy training places. you've been around animals forever. what is the one lesson you think people should know when they are working with their animals? >> again, i think the theme here is that it's important to start early. because we can keep them out of the shelters, prevent a lot of behavior problems if we start them early. so little charlie and ez here need to learn that the world is a safe and happy place. they need to learn how to sit and lie down. they need to learn how to be polite. they need to learn how to mind their manners. they need to learn what manners are. and they need to start now. we don't want to wait until ez is 110 pounds to start working on this. so we can make a lot of headway. >> ez has been taking some classes. what can he do in the few classes he's taken? >> ez has learned how to sit and lie down. and a few other things. so jean, if you can show hand signals for sitting down. >> he's busy eating. >> very busy. >> he's happier to lie down. >> to teach the dog sitting down -- let me see if i can turn charlie towards the camera. ok. we're going to -- i have a piece of food in my hand. i'm going to keep it on his nose. if he follows it with his eyes and i raise back towards his tail his little butt is going to hit the floor. there you go. good boy. >> he's like oh, that's it? >> from that they learn a hand signal. charlie, he's busy. so, we'll do that again. yes. good boy. >> that is awesome. they are so cute. thank you so much for coming in. giving us that quick lesson. if you -- hi sweety. >> you can find a complete list of all the winners and categories by going to ktvu.com. of course we'll be talking about all the best of the bay winners today and you can look under the web links section of our home page. we'll be right back. i'm israel from san lorenzo, california, happy mother's day to my wife melissa. i love you. >> i'm sure melissa is very happy listening to that. >> so sweet. it's a nice day. where everyone appreciating moms today. >> if you didn't want it to be sweltering hot you got your mother's day wish. >> go to fort baker. it's nice and chilly there. >> sure. if you like it cool. mother nature delivering us a little bit of gray this morning but that is ok. some people like the gray. if you don't like the gray i'm going to suggest you move inland. that is where we have sunshine this morning and eventually most of us will be with plenty of sunshine as we get into the second part of your sunday. but the marine layer still about 2,000 feet deep. the onshore breeze still with us. today's pattern, very similar to yesterday, in fact if you joined us yesterday morning this is pretty much what it looked like from the coast. inside the bay, widespread north, east and south, in areas around antioch and oakley, the areas and small communities in between with the sunshine. the onshore breeze at fairfield is 17 miles per hour. concord reporting a southerly wind at 16. oakland 9 so a light breeze for most of us. again with the clouds out there, temperatures still cool, it's going to feel cool as you get out for your mother's day breakfast. if you're going to see the giants play this afternoon. 59 degrees, that onshore breeze is going to pick up for the second half again anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour. so expect -- being a little cool getting in and out of at&t park. once you get settled into the stands usually it's not so bad. 50 degrees for the afternoon in san francisco today. 66 in oakland. mid-70s in concord. 71 napa. 69 mountainview. temperatures are going to continue to cool as we get back to work monday. so i'm tracking a cooling trend. and into the extended forecast even the possibility of wet weather coming back our way. i'll show that you in a bit. state and local water officials are looking for ways to painkiller water conservation a -- make water conservation a coordinated effort at the grassroots level. they want to make it easier for residents to harvest rainwater. 80% of the customers last month surveyed say they support water conservation but more than a third say they are saving as much as they can already and only 44% say they can do a little more. california is not the only place that suffered a severe drought. australia suffered one from 1997 to 2007. and the most common advice conserve water as early as possible. second, get public support. the australians say citizens felt they were making a difference by treating water as a scarce commodity. that made dealing with the drought with everyone's daily life rather than pitting cities against farmers. rand paul has a office in san francisco now. the kentucky senator spent the day talking with tech workers about the things that are important to them. he will have his tech operations hub here as well. he says it's important to bring his message of smaller government to liberal san francisco even if supporters have different views on social issues including same-sex marriage. >> social issues don't tend to change at the federal government level. i'm not sure they should be even adjusted kateed at the -- adjudicated at the local government level. >> people who attended said they were interested in his ideas on smaller government including net neutrality and keeping government out of peoples person business. bay area proving popular with presidential candidates from both parties. hillary clinton made two trips in the last few days. she was at a fundraiser friday afternoon hosted by the e-bay ceo. the former secretary of state was also at two fundraisers last wednesday in san francisco. starting tomorrow cal train is adding an extra car to trains on popular routes. they will have six cars, each extra car means 150 additional seats and more standing room for passengers during peak commute hours. they were bought from the los angeles metro link and it's going to add four cars immediately. there are 123 other cars though that need upgrades and they will go into service as soon as they are ready. 12. a new trend in women's accessories. >> it's a baguette. >> let me have it. >> a baguette? that scene >> city city was shot 15 years go -- that seen from sex and the city, 15 years ago. the bag and logo very important. the editors of lucky magazine say this year it's less about what kind of purse you carry or how much it costs. >> it's not all about the price tag on the bag now. that said plenty of bigger designers we love like the gucci, the marc jacobs and louie vuiton, they are seeing that women want bags that are more understated. >> look for purses understated. that means not a lot of hardsware. make sure to find a style that works for you. >> avaya stadium in san jose will be covered in red, white and blue today. >> the u.s. women's team is gearing up for next month's world cup. allie rasmus joining us, where there are many bay area connections with this team. >> reporter: we're going to explain a little of that in a minute. first i want to show you what the scene is like. this doesn't start until 11:30, we're a few hours out but they are already prepping and getting ready for it. that red, white and blue, you can see it at the flags. they are also getting the field ready. 18,000 seats and they are expecting about all of them to be full for today's game. the u.s. women's national soccer team faces off against the republic of ireland. that's why they got the u.s. and irish flag out there at the end of the field. this is one of three sendoff games before the team goes to the world cup next month in canada. earlier this week we caught up with the team at one of their practices, as you mentioned several team members have bay area connections, having played at the college level at sanford, cal and santa clara universities. here's team defender kelly o'hara talking about her experience and stamford and how it helped prepare her to play on the world stage. >> i went in there as a young naive player and came out more mature and it helped me get to where i am today. >> reporter: check out this tweet from team member abby wambach. her mom and other team mothers were flown here from around the country so they could be with their daughters on game day mother's day today. >> what they did is they had all the players in the mailroom, eat said we had one last thing to talk about before the game tomorrow and said we have special guests here. they opened the doors and the moms came rushing in. >> reporter: the reaction? >> gosh, players were totally surprised. a lot of tears, a lot of laughter. >> reporter: happy mother's day to all of them. happy mother's day to all the moms out there. you can see them getting ready -- getting the field ready for the game at 11:30, there are still tickets available. u.s. women's national soccer team playing republic of ireland at avaya stadium in san jose. there are $95 tickets still out there, at last check. also standing room only tickets way out over by the bar that is under that giant screen out behind me. they are expecting a pretty excited and packed house here later today. back to you. >> i could have -- i could think of worse places than standing room only by the bar. that doesn't seem like a bad spot. >> long bar. >> yes. >> reporter: it's a great place to watch a game. it's a little overcast but that makes it kind of nice. it's the natural air conditioning in the bay area. this morning we're introducing you to some of the businesses, your votes named best of the bay. rosemary, a listening radio listener? >> yes. every time i'm in the car. >> you? >> yes. >> me too. earlier this week i had the chance to go to san francisco and catch up with the winners of best radio personality. >> nice to meet you! >> from ktvu fox 12 please welcome mike mibach! >> great to be here on this side of the bay. >> you're from the bay area. >> from the bay area. what does she bring to the show in >> sara why, in my opinion is the show. that's the deal. once -- when we met i flew to philly to meet her and when we met we spent the whole day together and when i flew away i was like i would never -- in a million years move to philadelphia! i lived in san diego which is -- any place in california for me is sort of heaven by comparison but i moved to philly. to work with sarah. >> we've had -- there have been rough times and -- >> to say the least. >> really rough times. just moving all around, like we were -- appreciated that you were willing to move to philadelphia. i mean, that is -- i was desperately seeking a co-host at that point and we heard this little spark out of this guy in san diego. i was like oh please let this work out, please. we met him and he was -- it was -- i just knew. it's so funny, looking back now, i really knew -- you don't really know but it's been 20 years that we've been working together. >> do the listeners drive you everyday? >> that's probably the biggest part of it. just being in the world and meeting people that listen to the show. i feel i have friends that i haven't even met yet. they know so much about us. it's a prison religion to do this and have it -- a privilege to have it matter to people. if it gets them through a hard time it's huge. >> a lot of things that can make a good rock band or whatever team sort of works fall apart. finding people who are similarly gold-oriented and stay that way and want to charge hard everyday for all these years. it's not easy. it's really worked out. we're stoked. >> you are passionate about what you can do, i can tell. you have great listeners, you can tell when they call in they love you. you deserve this. >> thank you. >> they are amazing. so much fun. it's great to see them. you do feel like you know them because they talk so much personally. i want to know though about this wall. >> the first woman i met -- >> the one that gave you the big bear hug? >> she wanted to meet me or has been wanting to meet me. we embraced, we had a moment. a couple times we had a moment. no, she's great and thank you for having me and setting that all up. vinie and sarah, you are cool cats, man, always fun. 20 years together. >> same with you and claudine. an on-air, you can almost call it a marriage. even though you only see each other for a few hours in the mornings. >> better get along. >> yeah. >> congratulations. from radio stations to deejays, we're being entertained this morning at ktvu by the winner of the best wedding deejay. we have a picture now of deejay paul. much more from "mornings on 2" in our best of the bay show when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ welcome back. good morning. giving you a live look at a very foggy bay this morning. live from san francisco, 49 degrees in the city. temperatures will slowly climb as we get into the second part of your morning. i'll update the current conditions and what you can expect for the afternoon coming up. right now it's perfectly legal to walk around the state capitol while wearing only a smile. but the sacramento city council is working to change that. the council is expected to push through a ban on all forms of public nudity in the capitol city. it's illegal right now only to be nude in parks, playgrounds, beaches and nearby waterways. city leaders say there have been several recent arrests and complaints for public nudity but the cases couldn't be prosecuted. when disaster strikes a good idea to be prepared. same with pets. yesterday was national animal disaster preparedness day. a day to remind people to insure their pets are protected in a natural disaster. veterinarians recommend having a pet emergency go kit equipped with all the essentials to make your pet as comfortable as possible. >> two to three days' world of water in your pets's food as well as a carrier, if it's a cat or small dog. safety harness or leash, the pets' medication, and something that is comforting to the pet. like their favorite toy or blanket. >> it's also recommended that you have a backup plan in case nearby shelters are unable to make room for both you and your pet. a teacher in washington who is being called a hero for tackling a gunman at a school received a big thank you from his community. brady olsen lost his wedding band last month when he tackled a student who fired two rounds in a gun. on friday he got one for free. on top of that his wife got a matching band from the jeweler. that is just the beginning. >> it reminds you of how caring the community is and how caring people are. this has been a feeling i will not forget. it's going to be something i will remember forever. >> after the couple got the rings they went to the ballpark. he was invited to throw the first pitch out at the mariners game for teacher appreciation week. the class of 2015 will be unducked into the bay area sports hall of fame. dusty baker is one of the men being inducted. baker was a major league manager for 20 years and won manager of the years awards in 1997 and 2000. other members joining baker as new hall of fame members, barry bonds, roger maltbie. franklin mieuu. jobbie mosley. johnny mosley. your time now 8:47. we've got rosemary back to tell us where things might burn off. i say might. i leave you an out. >> we do have afternoon sunshine coming our way. in fact some areas starting out with a little bit of sunshine but not san jose. that is the live shot we give you at this hour. you can see the airport in the backdrop. no delays reported here but sfo is reporting some delays for arriving flights due to the low clouds and fog. if you have somebody flying in, perhaps a mom, expect those delays, about 36 minutes reported now. mostly cloudy and cool for most of us this morning. i'm tracking just a little bit of sunshine inland well past areas of concord as well as livermore, antioch, areas even a little bit farther inland closer to the central valley. we'll be partly cloudy to mostly clear again for today. temperatures similar to yesterday. and as we get into the second half again notice not a lot of change going on. i'm going to take knew the next few days because as we get into monday, tuesday, even wednesday we're going to see temperatures cool down. we're going to have a system that rls pretty much over the north of us. it's not going to bring us rain but it's going to bring a cooldown so expect that for the first part of the week. as we get into wednesday we begin to see a system that is cruising over the pacific and it wants to drop south and then move inland over southern california. as we get into thursday, friday, saturday, even sunday we begin to see a little more activity over the state. we could actually see a few scattered showers come our way for the second part of your week. the first part of the week will be cool, the second part of the week a bit unsettled and for today a lot like yesterday, mostly cloudy skies, 54 fairfield. 52 oakland. 49 san francisco. 51 in san jose. with all that cloud cover out there temperatures haven't budged a lot. if you have the sunshine you're going to see a quicker climb, i think in the next hour or so we'll see the numbers change. 70 novato. a pretty day once we get the blue sky in the afternoon. very mild, upper 70s in areas like clear lake for the afternoon. some of the inland spots will be slightly warmer than where we had yesterday. 75 fairfield. 79 antioch as well as brentwood. near 80 for you. mid-70s in danville and then you come closer to the water and more of the same. we've got 66 in oakland. we have 70 in sunnyva let's e. for the peninsula this afternoon, you'll go to 70. mid-60s san bruno. a cool 60 in san francisco with partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. upper 50s and remaining cloudy for the coast today. your extended forecast there, there's the cooldown, getting back to work monday, tuesday and temperatures will continue to slide, wednesday into thursday increase in cloud cover an bringing in the possibility of a few scattered showers wednesday, thursday, maybe even lasting into the weekend. of course we'll be on it and tracking it for you. back to you. 8:50. it was shock and disappointment for warrior fans. coming up at the top of the hour, what went wrong last night in memphis? hard game to watch. the warrior superstar who says the game tomorrow is a must- win. up next more of the bette of the bay. 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(music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. thing are very busy here at ktvu. this morning we're meeting some of the businesses named best of the bay area. that is according to more than 35,000 votes on sfcityvoter.com. each year city voter runs this contest that covers the bay area where the local community can vote on-line for their favorite local businesses. contest runs about eight weeks. the 2015 contest ran from early january until march 9th. during that time the businesses who got the most votes was named best in their specific category. right now going to head over into studio b where mike is joined with the winner of best mediterranean food. must smell good in there. tell us all about what they are doing. >> reporter: smell great. i'm with chef kelly majid. you are the chef of what restaurant? >> datar in berkeley. >> congratulations on being voted the best of the bay. i never had mediterranean food. did you always want to be a chef? >> i think so, yeah. >> reporter: it was kind of you in growing up? >> yes. >> reporter: what are you cooking? >> today one of our specialties, warm lamb. >> reporter: how do you do it? where do you start? >> this is the perfect time of year to make dolmos, you can get gape leaves fresh from the vine, nice and tender. grape leaves. we have fresh grape leaves. we blanche them in water quickly. then they turn into this. then we have a mixture that i've already prepared. >> reporter: what is in it? >> there's some basmati rice, freshly ground sauteed lamb. >> you get all your ingredients in berkeley? >> all of our ingredients are local, organic, seasonal. and some of them even come from our own garden. so today the herbs and the grape leaves come from our garden. >> then you roll this up. >> yeah. we're going to take the leaf. it depends on the size, this is a really big leaf so you can probably put a little more. >> my bad. i'm getting there. i'm not a chef. but i'm doing ok. i'm learning. >> roll it over like that. >> then put it in the -- >> then we have a pot going of them here. push them all together like sardines in there. >> how long do you -- >> when we're done it will be all the way to the don't filled with them. >> -- top filled with them. >> how long does it take? go about an hour. >> this is what you have in the end. >> when they are finished they are going to look like this. >> how do i eat it? do i put the sauce on? >> in the restaurant we like to garnish them with tajik. this is homemade yogurt. it's mixed with some fresh herbs from the garden as well. some dill, mint and parsley. >> while i take a bite, explain what you think separates you from other mediterranean restaurants in the bay area. >> i don't know. >> what do you think it is? >> i think it's our -- our use of the highest quality ingredients. we just want to use what is in season. what is at the peak of ripeness. so, for example, we only do baba ganoush, a famous eggplant dish during the summer when eggplants are at their best. how did you know i needed a napkin? your name wile. i am the kculiner. >> congratulates to you. there's a couple more out here. >> i am hungry. i was worried you would eat all of them. >> i'll save you one. coming up a little later -- i'll head in there too to taste the winners of best wine and chocolate. before i sample that, rosemary chats with the winner of best zumba in about 15 minutes. in 30 minutes mike will be on the third floor balcony where the company named best burgers is grilling up some for to us try. find the complete list at ktvu.com. look for the "best of the bay" under the web links section of our home page. much more to come on "mornings on 2", stay with us. san jose hosts send off game for the u.s. women's national team before they head to the world cup in canada next month. we'll hear from the players with bay area connections and special mother's day surprise the entire team got yesterday. >> if you are planning on driving over san mateo bridge, you are going to have to find a different route. we'll have an update on this weekend's big closure. this morning, we are highlighting some of the businesses named best of the bay area by your votes. sf city voter.com. we will meet the winner of best zumba, best chocolate and wine, and also best hair cut for children. >> i didn't think we would get you back in there. >> then there is dj bald. >> so cool. >> if you get a room, dancing at 9:00 am. >> the food is really good. i just sat down like ten seconds before we started. where is rosemary? >> she's upstairs. >> when you leave the studio, you miss everything. >> i am on the third floor freezing but it won't be for too long. we will be zumbaing out here in a little bit. let's look at what is happening outside. we have been talking about it all morning, plenty gray out here. the onshore breeze is blowing. if you have early morning plans for your special mother's day event, be prepared for cool weather. 49 in san francisco, 52 oakland, 56 in mountain view, 52 in napa and santa rosa, 54. inhand, we have afternoon sunshine expected and some of us are waking up with sunshine, upper 50s to low 60s around concord, walnut creek, antioch. temperatures will be similar to what we had saturday, upper 50s to low 60s along the coast, widespread 60s around bay, mid to upper 60s for our inland communities. i will show you those numbers in a bit. i will send it back to you as i get to know our zumba winner. >> thank you very much. eight people were able to escape a fire that burned two homes in san jose. >> the dog ran with me and i told everybody "get out"! >> that fire broke out around 2:00 am on south second street near interstate 280. flames from one house spread to the attic of a second. it took firefighters about an hour to knock out the flames. investigators think the three alarm fire started accidentally. the red cross is helping the eight people whose homes burned. we want to talk about this guy behind me, san mateo bridge. crews are continuing their work this morning. the span as you see remains closed. we did see cal tran vehicles moving down. work is being done further down. people who use that bridge do have to find alternate routes today. the resurfacing work is on schedule meaning the bridge should reopen no later than 5:00 tomorrow morning in time for the morning commute. the project includes applying layer of protective covering as well as electrical work and routine cleaning. cal tran tweeted these photos of the work in progress. you see they're scraping off the roadway there. the san mateo bridge will be close memorial day weekend when the upgrades will be finished. let's talk about alternate routes to get around. drivers can use bay bridge. here is the toll plaza. we have been watching it all morning. traffic is moving fine in both directions. you can use the dub martin bridge. even though it looks good here, if you have driven this on the weekend you know it can pick up on sunday morning. because it is mother's day you want to give yourself more extra time. the u.s. women's world cup soccer team has a match up today. >> i am from here so san francisco impartial to. it is super unique and there is a culture there around football. >> former cal star alex morgan will not play because of a knee injury. it is a precautionary move. the team says she'll be ready for the world cup in canada next month. let's go to alley who is joining us live from inside the stadium with some of the prematch warm ups. what's going on? >> reporter: we have seen the stadium really come to life in the last 45 minutes or so. they've got the music going, all the crew. workers are prepping the stadium getting things ready. the field is ready. it looks picture perfect. even the fog is clearing. on the giant board at avava stadium you see the announcement, u.s. women's national soccer team against ireland starting at 11:30 this afternoon. this is one of three send off games for the nationals team before they head to canada for world cup next month. we caught up with the teams at one of their practices. several team members have bay area connections having played at the college level. santa clara alumni and team defender julie johnson talked to us. she said that the south bay feels like a second home to her. she said it was a great feeling coming back to prepare for the world cup. >> i think it's maybe aclasia to say a dream come true but it truly is. four years ago i was watching when i was home for summer break from college. so to be here and see what those girls did four years ago in training and to be part of it with this team is pretty remarkable. >> reporter: now, this was a special mother's day treat for the entire team. check out this team from a team member. her mom and all the other team moms were flown out here from around the country to be with their daughters on game day today. >> what they did is they had all the players in the mail room and they were eating. the head coach stood up and said we have one last thing to talk about before the game. we have some special guests here. themed the doors and all the moms came rushing in. >> what was the reaction? >> oh gosh the players were totally surprised. there were a lot of tears, a lot of laughter. >> reporter: there are 18,000 seats at avava stadium. they are expecting to sell out but there are still tickets available. there are standing room only tickets by the bar underneath that giant screen over there and there are also some $95 tickets here and there around the stadium. they are expecting a packed house and a lot of excitement. >> go get em u.s.a. thank you. at least one warriors player has said tomorrow's game against the grizzlies is a must win. they're down two games to one in the playoff series against memphis. scott reports from memphis where the warriors know they much start tomorrow's game better than the last two. >> for 24 minutes, it was daja vu all over again, warriors coming off a poor game two limped out of the gate in game three missing shots, turning the ball over, allowing memphis post players to run rough shot over their interior defense. >> they got two great players down there. they're big. i think if we play the way we did, defending the paint, we are going to win. >> reporter: they made a game of it pulling within four points with three minutes to play. the come back fell short. maybe they can carry over something positive to game four. >> obviously [bleep] off. you want to win. losing two in a row, not going to be happy. but at the same time nobody is panicking or throwing in the towel, focusing on turning our mindset and focus on game four. >> the only way to figure it out is to go through the pain of losing a game like tonight and the other night. it starts to build and you feel the mistakes. you see the mistakes on tape. >> it's frustrating but it is fun at the same time. this is definitely a challenge for us. you sweep in the first round and everything is going great and you are on top of the world. you win game one. the second round obviously got hit in the mouth two times in a row. it's important for us to answer that call. >> curry called game four a must win. clay thompson stopped short of of that but stressed the importance of regaining home court advantage in the series. suffice it to say tomorrow's contest is pivotal because of the math and also for the warriors' confidence going forward. >> need that confidence. thank you for that report. despite last night's loss, fans say we have no fear. just about 200 people watched at tribune tavern in oakland last night. despite the final score the group says they still believe in golden state. >> i think we are going to pick it up next game. i think we are going to bring it to oakland with home court advantage. >> when they come back home, i think we will still do well. >> warrior fans say they may have become a bit spoiled by the team's 67 regular season wins and four game sweep of the pelicans in that first round. a manager of tribune tavern says the warriors have been generating buzz for that bar and other bars and restaurants in the area. here is the schedule, teams return tomorrow night 6:30 our time in memphis. game five is wednesday 7:30 at oracle. game 6 if necessary is friday in memphis. game 7 would be back at oracle if necessary on sunday. a new study has revealed the top ten mom friendly cities in america and bay area is home to a few. data was put together by a group called sterlings best places, factors such as readily available childcare and daycare, pediatric physicians and access to family fun were considered. also which offered the best quality of life to moms. san jose took the number one spot. milwaukee, wisconsin, rally, cincinnati, washington, dc were in the top five. san francisco and oakland tied for 10th. even though san jose came in at number one it out ranked the other cities for forgetting mom on mother's day. >> can't forget mom on mother's day. >> boo. >> come on folks. hearing through words and songs. today's concert rallying for peace in the city of baltimore. in ten minutes legendary rocker prince pays tribute to the city with the lyrics calling for unity and justice. >> reporter: we are heating things up. when i come back, i am going to introduce you to the best of the bay zumba instructor. we're on that coming right up. we're celebrating the best of the bay as voted by you on cityvoter.com. this is coming to us from the winner of best wedding dj, big fun djs. this is a shot from inside the studio at ktvu. more than 30,000 votes determined some of these winners. each year city voter runs a contest covering the bay area where the community can vote online for their favorite local businesses. the contest runs about eight weeks. 2015 ran from early january to march 9. the businesses who received most votes is named the best in their specific category. claw dean is in studio b with the winner of the best kids' hair cut to see how they manage keeping the little ones calm. >> it's an art and a science. who do we have here? >> this is zane. >> tell me about snips. this is a fairly new business, two years. you have a second location. one of the other locations only opened a year. >> yes. >> tell me your idea. this is key right here. >> absolutely. >> keeping them still and having a good time. >> exactly. >> it was kind of the brain child of being pregnant with my fourth child and feeling like we really needed a child centered service. the hair industry is something new to me. i have a dental background actually. but it's something they need. >> happy mother's day by the way. >> thank you. >> is it quick? is it easy? do you get the locally pop afterwards? -- lolli pop afterwards? >> absolutely. the strategy is to engage them in something they're happy with, that they feel content with and comfortable and the parent then feels comfortable. >> did you see a loss when you were getting your kids' hair cut where you weren't seeing this or did you just want to up it a notch. >> both i think. when i was taking my kids to the salon it made me uncomfortable. i know when i am in a salon, what i am hoping for is not what they're bringing. to be fun and happy and they can be loud and messy. it's a service and they feel like they're the priority. >> with your dental background you know that works at the dentist, right? >> yes, both. >> are you happy right now? thumbs up? awesome. that works. thank you so much. >> i appreciate it. >> thanks for having us. >> it makes me want to get my hair cut. >> i want to sit there. move over. move over. let's go to rosemary because she's talking zumba. >> hey! the party is on at the patio on ktvu. take a look at this group. i told them they should charge a fee. they have it going on. i am going to introduce you to best of the bay zumba instructor steph. thank you for joining us. congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> i looked at some reviews on you and i read you are very welcoming, dance is easy to do. i think for folks that come into a dance class, that's their concern. how am i going to pick up on a dance that all the people already know? >> first, there is no judgment in zumba class. i think especially in mine. it's a party. we are all family. the more you do the routine the more you pick up. keep coming. you will get it. you will be on the front row in no time. >> from what i read, you make everybody feel welcome. it sounds like your dance parties get big. >> we can get crowded, up to 40 people. we always have more room for more. feel free to stop by. >> thanks again for coming in. happy mother's day to all of you. for folks a little bit intimidated, what would you say? >> zumba is for everyone. all fitness levels, ages, shapes and sizes. there is no judgment. it's a party. please stop by soon. >> her studio is in san francisco. if you need to burn those calories and get into shape you might as well bust a move while you are doing it. we'll take you into break with these lovely zumba dancers. two people in mississippi are facing murder charges after two police officers were shot and killed during a traffic stop. 29 year old marvin banks and 22 year oldcalaway were seen leaving with banks' brother. the younger brother curtis is facing two counts of accessory. it's unclear how many shots were fired or who fired them. people in the area are still shaken. >> pop, pop, pop, pop. i knew insurance thanks to a provisionally somebody was shot -- instantly somebody was shot. >> i heard sirens. i knew it was serious because police do not come for gun shots. they come for bodies. >> the officers who died were 34 year old benjamin deen and 25 year old liquori tate. the mayor of hates berg says it's the first time in 30 years in the city that an officer was killed in the line of duty. prince will headline a rally for peace today in baltimore but protests continue in the city. demonstrators marched through baltimore yesterday demanding change within the police force. it has been one month since freddie gray died in police custody. six officers are facing charges. yesterday's rally was aimed at encouraging city youth to channel their frustrations in productive nonviolent ways. >> ♪ nobody's in nobody's way so i guess you could say it was a good day ♪ at least a little better than the day in baltimore. >> prince released a song online about baltimore and riots that followed gray's death. he will perform that song during today's concert. lyrics include the words "does anybody hear us" pray for michael brown and freddie gray. peace is more than the absence of war. a police department audit revealed that officers -- blacks and latinos make up slightly more than one-third of the city population but made up nearly two-thirds of traffic stops in 2014. they were almost twice as likely as white drivers to be frisked and searched. department says what may appear to be racial profiling is often reflection of police focusing on high crime areas such as east san jose which is heavily latino. a city consultant is doing an independent analysis. if you are just joining us, happy mother's day. maybe you are heading out the door. it is a little forecast. >> for now. we will see that burn off. >> it was cold on the roof. >> dancing to keep warm. >> you were cutting the rug up there. >> if you want information on stef get it on our website at ktvu.com. what a beautiful shot here for you with a mix of clouds as well as blue sky. our inner east bay is seeing some of the burn off as we speak. here is another beautiful shot over east bay hills with blue skies overhead. some of us are still socked in with fog and gray. we've got plenty over oakland at this hour and san francisco as well as the coast. for afternoon, a little bit warmer inland today, just a few degrees. along the coast unfortunately we are going to continue with cool foggy conditions. extended forecast may have an opportunity of a few scattered showers. it looks like unsettled weather will come our way wednesday and maybe just sort of hang around the state all the way until about saturday. we will be tracking that. let's talk about today. as mike said it is mother's day and happy mother's day to all of you celebrating. it is 50 in san francisco, 59 walnut creek, 56 san jose. santa rosa, you are checking in at 54. there are 50s in areas like foster city, wood side, 61 outside your door in palo alto, mid 50s in gill roy. going to see the joints play? maybe mom's choice. at&t park for the afternoon, cool and breezy a southwest wind picking up, 10 to 20 miles per hour expected. 59 degrees at game time at 1:05 and partly cloudy skies. good luck giants. upper 60s in san raphael. if you are thinking of having lunch along the water front, be prepared for cool weather. bring a jacket. maybe you are thinking about al alameda. if you do like the warmer weather, go inland. 71 san jose, 71 santa clara and 70 for sunny dale. wood side you will go to 70. 67 in san mateo. 60 for san francisco. it is cool there. we have sunday street going on once again. upper 50s for daily city as well as pacifica with mostly cloudy conditions. notice the cooling trend into monday and tuesday. we don't stop there. we fall all the way to the upper 60s for wednesday and thursday, mostly cloudy skies wednesday into thursday. again we do have an opportunity of maybe a few scattered showers for the second part of the week. >> we'll take any chance we can get. thanks. saving water during the drought. where california is turning to to get advice on how to save water. >> from humiliation to pride, heart warming tribute from one woman for one teen on this mother's day and what she hopes others will learn from her story. >> that's dj paul picking out the good tunes. we are talking to some of the businesses named best in the bay area by more than 35,000 votes on sfcityvoteer.com. we are listening to music from big fundusk jockey -- fun disk jockey. mike will introduce us to the winner of best burger. good morning to you. we are celebrating the best of the bay area this morning on ktvu. more than 35,000 votes decided the winners through cityvoter.com. some of them are here with us this morning. it's been a fun morning. so far we have been introduced to best puppy and dog trainer. we have worked out with the best zumba instructor and checked out the best place to get your child's hair cut. we will go back to the third floor balcony where mike is weighing with a business named best burgers. mike, you will be stuffed by the end of the show. >> i know. i was supposed to make breakfast. i don't know if i'll have room. you have to have room. you can't say no to hamburgers. congratulations on your big award. >> thank you. >> you are on a mission in regards to the burger industry. >> we are on a mission. we are here to deliver a burger forever lifestyle. whatever you want, we have you covered. we have plenty options. >> walk through them. >> go to the grill, show us what you are doing. >> we have our vegeburger made of several different ingredients. corn, carrot, zucchini. i also have a beef burger right there. this one is going to escape. you want to help me out? >> i am here to help. >> you're the best. all right. >> i am at the counter and this is what's going on. >> this is what's going on. we are making this out of scratch. this is great foresee begans and vegetarians. if you want to top it, you can do that. get some sprouts on there. >> this is one hawes i am telling the person -- what i am telling the person behind the counter. >> yes. some sprouts, red peppers. >> a tomato. >> i am not a big tomato fan. >> i think tomatoes are great on the next one. >> if you recommend it, i will eat it. >> awesome. >> this is great for vegans, vegetarians. >> what's the sauce on the side? >> balsamic. pour it over. it puts a kicking flavor. >> i just kind of cruised through the website. you guys are expanding. the counter is kind of hot. >> we just opened up our sister concept built, the casual version of the counter. >> what's this? >> our sonoma bowl. this is one of my favorites. we have the beef on top of a bed of mixed greens. we would like to get some of the herb goat cheese. >> okay. why don't we do this? >> there you go. >> what's your favorite? >> this is my favorite by far. red onions and oven roasted tomatoes. it's nice and light. >> you are on fire. i am working right here. >> we have our last burger. this is our build your own bison burger. we have organic grass fed bison on it with a fried egg. >> are you killing me? >> yes. everybody loves a fried egg. >> slide it on there. >> feel free to use your hands, bacon. >> you are making a burger, gotta get dirty. >> are you a bacon fan? >> who isn't a bacon fan? are you kidding me? >> i love bacon with everything. >> here is the best part. this is build your own bison burger. we have 26 sauces over here. pick any one you would like to pair with it. we have hot wing sauce, house made mustard, basil pesto. >> you can stop right there. >> that's kind of what it's all about. >> that's what it is all about. 45 toppings, six cheeses, six proteins, 26 sauces. fries and burgers go great together. >> i will tell you what. thank you. we thought we would come on earlier. i think we will fire up warmer ones and then i will dive into it. >> you are being picky? >> being a little picky maybe. recommendation from the counter. >> i want to know who you had to pay in studio to get that assignment. >> i got this assignment, mediterranean food assignment, no zumba though. >> the cd might still be out there. >> that was a gift to the viewers. thanks mike. the counter is having a special promotion. post a pic on instagram to at the counter burger of your mom with #megamom. >> we're hungry. >> i love the places that allow you to pile pile on your toppings free of charge. he looked cold. you said you were chilly. >> you could hear it and see it in the mic. the onshore breeze is with us again. our pattern is not changing a lot from yesterday. most of us will feel similar. i am giving you a live look over san jose. we have watched clouds slowly begin to part. this is what we are going to continue to see into the second part of your morning and afternoon. i approximate out a two hour time lapse on satellite view. you see for yourself how the clouds are beginning to thin. the marine layer, very similar to yesterday morning, allowed it to move into the inner east bay. temperatures are similar to yesterday morning and as we get into your afternoon only slightly warmer for our inland communities. everybody else is going to feel the same. take a look at the numbers. we are in the low to mid 50s for most of us. lunch hour, mid 50s along the coast with cloudy conditions. as we get into the second half the coast under cloudy conditions will remain stuck in the 50s. upper 50s are expected for you and mid 70s for our warmer spots. 79 antioch, 66 oakland. when i come back in the extended forecast, our cooling trend is going to continue and even the opportunity for a few scattered showers. i will show you that coming up. state and local water officials looking for ways to make water conservation a coordinated effort at the grassroots area. some include showing customers how much water they use for different purposes. 80% of the customers surveyed last month say they do support water conservation but more than 1/3 say they are already saving as much as they can and 44% say they can only do a little more. 9:36. let's talk soccer. u.s. women's national team is one of the favorites to win next month's world cup. today the team has an important practice game in south bay. allie is live at avava stadium. it looks like things are picking up. >> reporter: yeah, the sun is culling out. we are two hours from the state of the game. the field looks perfect. there are lots of crew members and people getting everything ready. on the giant screen at avava stadium you see the u.s. women's national soccer team playing ireland today at 11:30. this is one of three send off games. there are just three that they have across the country before the soccer team -- this is your stadium. >> yes. what's the significance of having women's national team play here. >> we have the world cup coming up later this summer and to have the send off series is such a great history of women's soccer, great way to show the product and root on the team to victory. >> a lot of the women on this team have ties to bay area playing at stanford, cal, santa clara. how much did that factor into the decision to have one of the games here? >> it's a big factor. this area has a lot of roots with women's soccer. all these are great reasons for the fan base to support the club. they get to come home and play in the bay area. >> thanks so much. earlier this week we had a chase to catch up with players as they were practicing. let's show you some of that video. we talked to kristine, a stanford alumni and team forward. she talked about importance of being a role model to soccer fans in the bay area and around the world. >> that's an important part of our job, to remember that we are playing soccer. we entertaining. at the end of the day we are trying to leave something for the younger generation. i think it's important for women to know that and little girls to know they can play sports and they can be professionals. >> reporter: speaking of mentoring and support, check out this tweet. this is her mom. her mom and all the moms on the team were flown in last night so they could watch their daughters play in this game today for mother's day. it was a last minute surprise. we are told everyone on the team was very excited about it. we have just found out that this game is sold out. you can probably still find tickets on secondary market. there are a few standing room only tickets available but 11:30 is when u.s. women's national soccer team will take on republic of ireland. they're expecting a full house and a lot of excitement today. >> sounds great. thanks so much. we have remarkable mother's day tribute from one young teen to her mom and dad. a viewer contacted me after hearing the sophomore read a school he is a. we are told there was not a dry eye in the house. we wanted to share her words with you. >> why they do what they do. >> an he is aabout life, about humiliation and pride. >> first house i ever cleaned with my mom was when i was six. >> it started as an assignment for english class. >> he said we have to write an essay. >> a lesson that for this 16 year old started in first grade. >> each student was obligated to draw a picture and present our dream job. i watched as each classmate presented one by one. when it was my turn i probably withdrew my drawing. i want to clean houses like my mom. instead of cheers i was greeted with laughter. a boy told me first that's not a real job. that's just help. it was my first taste of humiliation. it was the first time i had felt this way. >> for years, that feeling stayed with her. >> why not the aspiring surgeon or prestigious lawyer? the respect i had for my parents was starting to dwindle. every career related question were quickly replaced with a lie. every middle school open house was torture. i would have to be seen with them. it was my mom who asked me if she did something wrong. >> with time came understanding. >> my parents aren't just parents. they're immigrants too. they didn't come to the country for themselves. they came for my brother and i. the job they have to endure is sacrifice they're willing to make for us so we can be better than they are, the best we can be. i learned we have to give up most for the people we love. i am not embarrassed anymore. usually when you think of a role model you think of a hero. my parents are heroes now. >> the humiliation felt by the first grade girl has been replaced by something else. pride and gratitude. >> although i was not able to keep my head high that day in the classroom, i am proud to say i can do that today. >> her entire essay is on our website. she wants to go to. cla and become a lawyer so shake by her parents their -- she can buy her parents their own home. giants and a's are not playing best baseball of all time. >> happy mother's day grandma. >> my name is mario. happy mother's day, mom. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. good morning to you. we are giving a live look from ktvu studios over oakland estuary into san francisco. happy mother's day. this gray will go away for most of us. i will have a look at what you can expect today and the week ahead, coming up. we are back here in studio b. i've got the chocolate and wine. we will start with chocolate. i have daniel curry out of oakland. how are you? >> doing great. >> i know you guys started with the love of junk food and you moved on. you almost would think that the chocolate is healthy the way you talk. >> yes. >> i love it. tell me what you've got. >> we brought berkeley bars for you. we do health eversions of junk food and new life experience flavors. >> you are my favorite person. >> this is the best selling candy bar right here. >> how much in terms of taste does this change and how much in terms of what it does to your body with the different ingredients. >> you can tell me how it tastes. it feels great after eating it. there are no blood sugar crashes. you feel really good. >> i always feel good when i eat chocolate. tell me about your audience and who you are trying to reach with your company and product. >> basically people who love great chocolate and used to love junk food but want to eat healthy, don't want gmos, don't want so much sugar. but they still love chocolate. >> i am your customer. really congratulations on the best of the bay. >> thank you. >> this is really nice to see an oakland company getting so much attention. the verdict is in, it's awesome. i am not going to keep chewing because i have to go to wine. thank you so much. heather i love talking about wineries because people get napa coverage but livermore is a great place for wine. >> yes. we are having a renaissance of wineries. there are over 50 now. >> you are a family owned winery. tell me about the wines you make and why you think it is standing out. >> we are a small family owned winery. we specialize in cabernet. that's what we are known for. >> twist my arm. >> i have been reading about your company. it went from should we do this. we are going to do this. now we are really doing this. >> it's been amazing. we started as growers. my parents planted the vineyard 17 years ago. then it was a slow progression and we decided to make wine. one barrel wasn't enough. then two wouldn't enough. in '05 we decided to do commercial wine. >> amazing. tell me your favorite. >> chyli ryan is my daughter. this is our rose we are releasing today. this will be my favorite today. it's a great early in the day hot afternoon wine. our cabernet reserve is consistent and delicious. patriot cabernet is well known. >> this is wonderful. congrats to you for west best of the bay. i am busy here with chocolate and wine. >> thanks for nibbling on the chocolate because that means there is more for rosemary and i. we've got other wineries all over the area. that was the winner of best livermore win re. frank family vineyards was voted best napa winery. stage left cellars was best in san francisco. you can find a complete list of the winners and categories by going to ktvu.com and look for the best of the bay on the home page. nothing like chocolate and wine. >> there are a lot of them. i agree. we'll be joining claudine shortly. >> especially on mother's day. people grabbing lunch, dessert, maybe some sparkles, bubbles. if you don'ten jay the gray, stay away from the coastline. that's where it will remain. it looks awfully gloomy from this shot. again we have mostly sunny skies coming our way for the afternoon. inland communities are beginning to see the burn off. for the rest of us it will take until about noon time, another slow clearing day as we get into the afternoon. our inland communities will be slightly warmer today. i am talking just by a few degrees. you may not notice so much. in the extended forecast another opportunity of some rain coming our way and it looks like it will be the second part of the week. i will show you futurecast and lay it out and take you into wednesday and show you what i mean. then we'll come back and take a look at the numbers and your current conditions. as we get through morning hours we will have mostly cloudy skies for the day for today. monday and tuesday, not a lot of change. we'll wake up with clouds. we have storms that ride over the north of us that will help cool us down. i think the notable change for monday, tuesday, wednesday will be cooler temperatures for the afternoon. again the rain stays to the north of us. by wednesday there is a system that's expected to drop down along the pacific to ride the coast. it looks like it wants to move inland over southern california. that can change. that is a possibility. unsettled weather coming our way. a few showers in the forecast maybe wednesday night, thursday, maybe lasting into friday and even saturday. we'll be watching that for you. today we have mostly cloudy skies to start the day and then partly cloudy to mostly sunny for the afternoon away from the coast. it's 53 at sfo where we are seeing delays for arriveing flights. we have 50s along the peninsula. it is 53 in danville, upper 50s to low 60s in areas like pittsburgh where we are seeing sunshine. 60s and 70s over parts of the north bay, more into the east bay, 76 for pleasanton, santa clara, low 70s, morgan hill, san jose, sunny veil going to 70. mid 60s san bruno. it is cooler along the coast. the extended forecast is showing the cool down that will be underway into monday, tuesday, wednesday into thursday with low 60s at the coast, mid 60s around the bay, upper 60s for wednesday and thursday. maybe a few scattered showers. we'll have to see how that plays out t could last into saturday. >> you are not done yet. >> i am not. >> you will go into the other studio. something about a facial. >> yes. can't wait. >> i can't wait either. >> thanks rosemary. we take one last look at one of the best bay area businesses as voted by you. another live look in the studio. rosemary is on her way in to talk with the winner of best facial. check out my breakfast! i got eggs... sausage... ham... bacon... cheese... and toasted sourdough bread. uh, mine's easier. mmm... (eating sounds) do you know that guy? get a load of jack's loaded breakfast sandwich. what's on it? what's not on it? two freshly cracked eggs, ham, sausage, bacon, and cheese all on toasty sourdough made just for you. it's like a big ol' breakfast buffet right in your hand. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. oakland a's will go out and try to snap that four game losing streak today. yesterday jesse was roughed up a little bit in the first. cruz with a nice pitch here and sends it to the wall in left center. 2-0 after the first. 3-0 in the 5th. oakland gets on the board. it's 3-1 but in the bottom half of the 5th first and second for seattle, a nice stop but he throws the ball to right field. two runs score in the error. oakland loses 7-2. giants will play 13 of the next 16 games on the road. they need a win to split four game series with miami. lasanum they were score less in the fourth until bumgarner gives up this blast. marlins tag on another two. crawford in the box with a shot up the middle. maxwell would come around to score 3-1. that's as close as the giants get. bumgarner drops to 3-2 on the season. we are wrapping up our best of the bay morning show. we have shown winners from best burgers, best wine, best child's hair cut. the full list is on ktvu.com under the best of the bay area in the web link section. now we want to head to rosemary with one final look at another best of winner. >> how about best of facials. ladies and gen st.ts, you will want to know this lady. congratulations. you have won this two years in a row. >> thank you. i have, yes. >> what sets you apart from the rest do you think? >> that's such a tough question to answer. i think one of the things is i treat skin naturally but i take a spiritual approach. there is a lifestyle consultation included, hands a healing, into you civ coaching. >> do you have your own skin caroline? >> i have a few of my own products, raw organic creams. omg is one of the latest. omega. >> i feel like this day and age every few weeks or couple months new items are coming out. how do you stay on top? >> it's a fun time to be in the industry. i am always in classes. i have many connections that i am working with. i used to be an educator in the field. >> you brought a beautiful model here. you are going do a mini facial and show us what you do when people come in. i have read some very views. it sounds like you have the midas touch. >> this is one of my favorites and my clients' favorites of treatments to do. it's all about lifting, firming, increasing circulation, toning, beautifying, the be all do all. >> i can actually customize my treatment. i can take pictures of people. >> i will have you do that. it sounds like we are running out of time. congratulations again. >> thank you. >> look what i found. >> yes indeed. this is what i have been waiting for. >> i will get more. no worries. >> i think we need to say good- bye. >> it's been fun. you having a good time? >> i did. one last happy mother's day to everybody. congratulations to the best of the bay. i'm chris wallace. the republican field gets more crowded as three more candidates hope to race. >> from hope to higher ground. >> there's a possibility. >> change. >> the government into something that looks more like a well-run business. >> we'll talk with one of the new members of the gop field. rising conservative star and washington outsider, dr. ben carson. then bill clinton weighs into the 2016 race to defend speaking fees and foreign

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