bit -- >> you got it. this morning's commute so far looks good. let's look at what we have. no major problems trying to get into the city. when you start seeing biscuits crowding you see the other commutes get crowded as well. no problems if you are driving on interstate 880. this is the oakland commute. traffic looks good here. san jose and the santa clara valley. let's look at that. off to a decent start on 101, 85 and 280. people who get up early often get good commutes in. right now that is what is happening. let's go back to the desk. tonight is the night. the warriors are going to go for the record, 73 regular- season wins. they will do it here at home in oakland. >> alex savidge is live at home, at oracle. alex, you are out there now -- it's a hot ticket. i want to be you this morning, alex. >> reporter: there are maybe a few folks that want to be hanging out here. we can get you in. i can pull some strings. a big buzz surrounding the final regular-season game for the warriors. they have a chance to do something no team has ever done in nba history. win 73 games. they can do it here at oracle on this floor later tonight if they can take down the memphis grizzlies. it is a big game. just a regular-season game. we have to keep that in mind. it is hard to put that in perspective. the team will be dialed in for this regular-season game that means a lot. yesterday at practice there was an unusually large number of media outlets from around the world who swarmed the practice facility yesterday. the warriors are closing in on history. hoping they can make history. right now the team has 72 wins, tied with the 1995/1996 chicago bulls. one more victory with set the record giving the warriors the greatest regular-season of all time. and steph curry talked about what this means at practice. he said -- this would mean something for the team. >> it's a big deal for sure. it's our last regular-season game. our last before the playoffs. obviously, nobody wants to lose of the last game going into the playoffs if you can avoid it. >> reporter: of course a lot of warrior fans want to be here inside oracle arena to hopefully witness history tonight. there are still tickets available@warriors.com. also tickets available on the resale market as well. we checked in with ticketmaster this warning. some of the cheapest seats we've had -- seen are just going for over $300. on the flip side of things, if you want to sit courtside, that will run about $10,000 or so. these are the shirts they are giving out to the fans tonight. not on our ground -- that is the model for tonight's game. they have a light shoot around later this morning and then we are ready for tip-off at light shoot around later this morning and then we are ready for tip- off at 7:30 pm. i'll keep your seat warm. >> are you going to take any shots on the court this morning? >> of course he is. >> i will look around for a ball and see what i can find. >> i want to see that. alex savidge down on the court at oracle. we invite you to watch this friday night. a ktvu fox special on the warriors will bring you, wrote to the tepee ship at 10:30 pm right here after an abbreviated 10:00 news. police are investigating a violent car crash in antioch that happened last night. the mayor said it happened on a street near the highway for offramp. he was leaving a city council meeting when he saw another member of the city council standing on the side of the road. her car had been hit by another car. the other car was still smoking. the mayor said the driver was injured and trapped inside. the mayor is a former police officer so he tried to help keep the trapped driver calm until help could arrive. >> a person in the car. i started talking to him make sure he was coherent. tell him he would be okay. make sure the indolence and fire were on the way and police were, which they were. >> paramedics and crews were able to get the driver out. the councilman was not hurt allie rasmus will have more coming up in the next half- hour. we do have new information about a silver alert for a missing stockton man. asking the public to be on the lookoufor the car driven by tommy lee carpenter. he drove away from his house yesterday in a red nissan versa. he was supposed to be finding a dentist but has not been seen since. a san joaquin sheriff's deputy told ktvu that carpenters credit card was used at a gas station in san jose last night authorities are going to look at the surveillance video in hopes of tracking him down. they are concerned because carpenter is suffering from early stages of dementia. turning to the developing story of a missing two-year-old san francisco girl after her mother's body was found in a park. candlelight vigil will be held tonight for nicole fitts. at the best buy store on harrison street where she worked. she was found murdered last friday in mclaren park. police said the are exploring all leads in the case antedate interviewed people of interest. ktvu talk to one of those people . a self-proclaimed street pastor who met nicole fitts and her daughter at a homeless shelter. >> i've been having people praying all day, all-night. that that baby will show up, baby areata will show up because the enemy will let her go. >> my gut tells me they did something to that girls baby and when nicole found out, she went ballistic as any mother would do. >> nicole's friends and coworkers say they are suspicious of pastor briggs and her family who babysat arianna. miss briggs insist they would never do anything to hurt the child. more police patrols around a palo alto elementary school after reports of a man exposing himself to a little girl. here is a sketch of the suspect. on monday, a seven-year-old girl was playing at ohlone elementary school during lunchtime. she went behind one of the classroom buildings and saw a man on the other side of the fence who unbuttoned his pants and exposed himself. look at that sketch if you have any information, call palo alto police. the antioch school district is warning parents after a student said she was robbed at gunpoint as she walked to school yesterday. the principle of deer valley high school sent out a message. the message said the girl reported she was on the trail behind the community center which is across the street from the school when a man with a gun approached her and robbed her. the suspect is described as african-american. a man who is five foot nine inches tall. he appeared to be hens early 20s and is wearing all-black clothing. and check police are investigating and the school is reminding students to walk in groups when possible. san francisco police will hold a town hall meeting regarding a shooting of a homeless man by officers last week. the man was confronted by homeless outreach team, armed with a knife. when officers responded they fired in backgrounds but when he charged at them, the chart and killed him. there have been conflicting accounts of whether the man acted aggressively toward the officers. today's meeting is at noon at the union local hall on 18th street. a judge rejected a defense motion to throw out a murder charge against the undocumented immigrant who's accused of killing kate steinle in san francisco. kate steinle was sightseeing last summer with her father and a friend near the ferry building when she was shot in the back and later died. lawyers for the suspect, one francisco lopez-sanchez tried to get the case dropped on grounds that he was detained for hours by the police before the question him. a judge was troubled by the delay but refused to throw out the case. lopez-sanchez is due back in court on may 12. 39,000 verizon workers are on strike. we want to show you video of the workers from earlier this morning. they are mostly east coast technicians and customer service workers. they have been working without a contract since august. they want a new one that includes less outsourcing, better healthcare and working conditions and higher money. verizon said trained, nonunion staffers are doing the jobs of those on strike extract despite efforts to conserve water, the city brentwood is getting ready to raise its rates. the city will raise water rates by 6% over the next two years. the average customer will pay around six dollars more on their monthly bill. the city said the increase was needed to help replenish the water fund. if nothing was done, the city said the water fund would have been $8.8 million in the red by june 2018. in the north bay, a horrific case of animal abuse. searching for a driver after a dog was thrown out of a moving car. facebook founder, mark zuckerberg takes a stand against trump. what he said about trump's call for a border wall. ♪ ♪ maxx life in store and online. find brands you love at prices that work as hard as you do. ♪ ♪ (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. relatives of a presidential candidates say why their member makes a great candidate. this as ted cruz his wife is reacting to a donald trump tweet about her. it on the trunk is talking about how the race has impacted her friendship with chelsea clinton. jackie ibanez has the latest. >> reporter: mexican government is not happy about republican provincial candidate, donald trumps latest mexican border wall proposal. trump wants to take away money mexican immigrants in the west sent to their families at home. >> they have the right to transfer their funds internationally. it would be an important violation to the property rights of our people in a foreign country. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, former president bill clinton also calling the border wall unrealistic. >> you can put that wall up around mexico. i don't think you can make the mexican pay for it but you can put it up. >> reporter: the former president wasn't the only family member campaigning for a presidential candidate. donald trumps daughter, ivanka trump, talked about how her close friendship with chelsea clinton has been impacted. >> i'm incredibly proud of my father so i think that she would probably say the same about her mother. she's probably very proud of her mother and we certainly would share that i would think. >> reporter: ted cruz his wife, heidi, is talking about how she felt when she saw donald trumps retweet and unflattering photo of her. trump has since pulled his retweet a mistake but heidi said it did not impact her in the least. sumac i think we have a pattern of behavior here that when donald trump is falling behind -- is interesting the timing of that was right before ted sweep in utah. >> reporter: candidates have less than a week before the new york primary which will be crucial for candidates in both parties to earn the necessary delegates. jackie ibanez, fox news. facebook founder, mark zuckerberg, denying that statement he made yesterday were directed at a particular person. zuckerberg speaking yesterday at the facebook developers conference said, i hear fearful voices calling for building walls. instead of building walls, we can help people build bridges. donald trump, the republican presidential front-runner, has made building a wall on the u.s.-mexico border a big part of his campaign. zuckerberg said, it takes courage to choose hope over fear. zuckerberg also said the next 10 years will see dramatic changes in the way the world communicates. as for his company, he said, he expects facebook users will be able to use the messenger service to order goods and services by text message instead of using a phone. he predicts businesses will deploy so-called, chatbots. and artificial intelligence to interact with customers. >> artificial intelligence willpower all kinds of different services with better than human level perception and will see the emergence of e next major computing platform in a virtual an augmented reality. >> summit media changes on the horizon. soccer announced facebook. users will be able to use short videos or their profiles instead of those still shots. in a report this morning that the fbi paid professional hackers for hardware to crack an iphone that was used by one of the san bernardino shooters. according to the washington post, hackers told the fbi about a software flaw in the iphone five seat that had not been known about the paper said the hackers use that information to create a tool that let the fbi break into the phone without triggering a security feature. the fbi director said the tool works only on the iphone five. officials have not said if there was any useful information on the phone. sal is over there, watching the commute. is everyone behaving? >> i would say so, dave. for the most part. so far we have a nice commute out there. let's go see some of these live pictures we have to show you. traffic is not too bad on 24 westbound. a lot of people are out there though. i don't know about you but growing up, 5:17 a.m., the roads were completely empty. now it looks like -- a lot of people are on the road at 5:17. our show at one point did not start until 7 am if you can believe that. here is the bay bridge toll plaza. now we go on the air at 4 am. traffic is still light here. if you're in the santa clara valley, northbound 101, traffic is moving along nicely, passing 880, 85 and 280. they all look good in the santa clara valley. speaking of looking good -- steve -- >> sal, we've had this conversation but at 5:30 am, at 4 am there are people on the road now. there never used to be. >> where are they going? >> i think they are going to work. i hope. good morning. we have mostly cloudy skies. a mix of low clouds and high clouds. it was tough to get any sun the last couple of days. we had a low cloud deck and it was cold. i think we will get a little sun today. high clouds, mostly cloudy in the morning and partly sunny this afternoon. it will be cloudy late tonight and a little rain tomorrow. it will probably be gone by 8 am. it looks good as we go into the weekend where temperatures will warm up. clouds will stream across. high clouds extend pretty far. there is a back edge and i think that will play in tower afternoon whether. 40s and 50s for the temperatures. oakland at 55. sfo at 54. south bay, 47 and 45. 47 in santa cruz. campbell at 42. mid 40s in boulder creek and scotts valley. a little bit of a breeze out of the west at 20. west/southwest in livermore. 32 in truckee. 54 reno. 51 in monterey. a lot of high clouds streaming over. there is a little bit of a break between that system over us now and the next one dropping in late tonight and tomorrow. it will be cloudy tonight. tomorrow morning we will talk of light rain. it will not amount to much unless you are well to the north. i think we have a little system here. after that, high pressure will be here for what will be a nice weekend. high clouds, breezy and mild. morning clouds 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eliminate the statute of limitations for sex crime is moving to the state senate. before approval was given, supporters told members that the justice for rape victims should not have a 10 year deadline. among those testifying before the committee were alleged victims of bill cosby. one reason was angels prosecutors decided not to prosecute cozby is because the 10 year window has closed on most of the cases. there is an exception to the 10 year will. if new dna evidence is discovered. supporters of the bill say too many rapists go free because of the statute of limitations. if the bill is passed, it will only apply to crimes committed after january 1 of this year palo alto firefighters are happy the city approved a pay raise but say it is still not enough for them to live in the city they protect. a new contract gives firefighters a 2.5% raise every year until 2018. that means the average firefighter will get a raise from $88,000 per year to $94,000 per year. the average home price in palo alto is $2.5 million. nats commutes from oakdale, south of modesto. 105 miles away. he's not the only one with a long commute. not one of palo alto firefighter lives in the city. many live in the sierra foothills or the central valley. >> not even close. not even close to coming anywhere near palo alto. >> many of us wish we could live in the city we work in or relatively close. i don't know what the answer is. it's not a reality. the firefighters union said the high cost of living has been driving away good firefighters. the city is hoping the new contract will help retain workers and possibly help recruit new ones. could the oakland raiders still be thinking about a possible move to las vegas? the owner will go before a nevada state committee later this month and talk about relocating the team to vegas. the city is looking at the building a $1.3 billion, 65,000 seat stadium near the vegas strip. according to the review journal, mark davis has visited las vegas twice in the past two months. the paper reports the team would consider playing preseason games and possibly one regular-season game at sam boyd stadium until the new stadium is built. the raiders have a one year lease in oakland through the 2016 season. the giants off-season spending spree is paying dividends. $90 million pitcher, jeff samardzija went eight innings last night. his first win as a giant. backup catcher, trevor brown started in place of a buster posey and did his best buster impersonation, hitting a pair of two-run home runs to help power the giants over the rockies, 7-2. buster has a minor foot injury but is expected to be back in the lineup tonight. the oakland a's let a game slip away last night at the coliseum against the angels. marcus semien homered twice but the a's but the bullpen could not hold the lead. with the a's winning, 4-3 in the ninth inning, giovanni soto hit a two-run homer off sean doolittle that allowed the a's to go -- the angels to go past the a's, 5-4. stiff criticism of santa clara county jail's. the case being made to replace the sheriff. >> reporter: antioch police investigating a violent crash that happened near highway for. have the city's mayor came across the wreck and stepped in to help. good morning. we're looking at the commute where traffic is not affected by major crashes. this is a live look at san francisco's, 101. looks good approaching downtown san francisco. a lot of high clouds but it looks like we will get a break this afternoon. some of us have not seen the sun for a couple days. we will talk about that and a system coming in for rain tomorrow. 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for the weekend. we do have mostly cloudy skies. a lot of high clouds and some patchy low clouds. and little better this afternoon as a week a band of low clouds adrift by. we start off mostly cloudy to cloudy. today the low clouds will fill in. they tried to burn off but came back. i think we will have a few breaks today. higher clouds over us right now. the higher cloud deck does have a back edge to it. right there. i think that will go by in the late morning. by this afternoon we may have a mix of sun and clouds. 40s and 50s in the temps. north bay tends, 46 her petaluma. calistoga says 45. 54 in mill valley. west wins at 10. a little component of an onshore breeze for most of us. there is a break between here and there which is our system late tonight and tomorrow morning. some afternoon sun and then it will cloud of. high clouds and breezy, on the mild side. a lot of 60s today. 5:31. metering lights have clicked on and traffic is -- >> a little show. -- slow. nothing major. i got a humorous tweet, baby it is all these uber and lyft drivers. it could be we don't know for sure. let's see what is going on now. let's look at the commute. traffic is going to be busy at the toll plaza. the metering light's went on and traffic continues to be slow. about a 10 minute delay getting into san francisco before you make it onto the bridge. also looking at the commute in san francisco itself. earthbound 101 looks good from the southern part of the city and south city into the downtown san francisco area. if you are driving in the south bay, we are off to a good start in the santa clara valley. let's go back to the desk. a violent crash in antioch is under investigation. one person was badly hurt when a car hit another car and the truck being used by a work group, setting out cones for word work. the city's mayor stepped in to help until paramedics could arrive on scene. >> reporter: good morning. mayor wade harper pulled over when he saw the rack because he saw a city council member involved in the crash. the councilman did not appear to be hurt but the driver of another vehicle was. this is the area where it happened. eighth street, north of the highway 4 offramp. the wreck happened around 10 pm. the vehicle the driver was in -- this is the vehicle that the driver who was injured was in. he had to be extricated by fire crews. they are reports that two people were hospitalized but it is not clear if both were in that honda or if one may have been in the construction code truck that was out here early reports from chp dispatch log say behind that may have crashed into the construction vehicle. contracted by either caltrans or bart for some of the extension work going on here. there is a lot of construction work happening in the area around a street. the mayor is a former police officer and he happened to drive past this wreck on his way back from a meeting last night. >> i noticed the driver in the seat. the car was smoking. i asked someone to get a fire extinguisher and extinguish the smoke. the person in the car started -- i started to talk to him and make sure he was coherent. i told him he would be okay. >> reporter: we don't have any updates on the driver's condition but we are hoping to hear back from antioch police later. according to the mayor, the city council member involved was involved with the honda struck her car. she did not appear to be seriously injured. when the mayor saw her, she was standing on the side of the road and contacted police. authorities in the north bay are searching for the owner of a dog that is believed to have been thrown out of a musing -- moving car. petaluma animal services posted this photo. here is the dog. the dog suffered several broken bones, including a broken left leg. vets are taking care of her now but officials are asking the public if you have any information about who owns the dog or what happened to her, get in touch with them now. san bruno police will hold a news conference about a deadly hit-and-run that occurred monday morning. investigators are expected to give information about the case. police have said that a 27-year- old man was walking across lanes of traffic when a car hit and killed him. he suffered from severe autism and had been missing from a group home. the contra costa county sheriffs office looking for a suspect in what was originally thought was a carjacking but that has changed. bryan hill is described as a 43- year-old man who was about six foot three inches and weighs about 280 pounds. he has close cropped hair and the goatee. he also has tattoos of musical symbols on his neck. investigators say hill forced his way into the silver prius of someone he knew in the tara hills area of west county on friday. he accelerated in veered near three police officers and the police dog. he is wanted for three counts of attended murder on a peace officer and stealing a car. if you have information, call the police. community leaders are planning a vigil outside the mission police station in san francisco in protest over the deadly police shooting of a young immigrant from guatemala. the group, faith in action, said it was the da to invest -- release his investigation. the victim was shot and killed by plainclothes officers last february. initially, police say he lunged at officers with a knife but an autopsy report said he was shot in the back. bafta leaders say they are filing a citizen complaint over the deadly shooting of a homeless man, luis gongora, last week. san jose state say it is hired a chief diversity officer in the wake of a disturbing upset on campus. kathleen wong lau will be the schools office of diversity, equity and inclusion. she grew up in the bay area and got her bachelor's degree at cal state east bay and recently worked at the university of oklahoma where she led the schools first required freshman diversity training. appointment comes weeks after three former san jose state students who are white were sentenced for a misdemeanor battery on their african- american roommate in 2013. they were accused of taunting him with racial slurs and putting a bike lock around his neck. they were sentenced to 30 days in jail to be served on the weekends plus probation and community service. a blue ribbon panel is investigating problems at the santa clara county jail. it's recommending the sheriff be removed from the jail system. the head of the commission made a 30 recommendations to the county including four that the panel said it should happen immediately. create an inspector general's office that would have access 24 hours a day to the jail and have the power to investigate claims. they are also june -- suggesting an overhaul of the grievance system used by the inmates. they want more transparency and fairness in the process used to discipline officers. and they want to reform the demonstration inmate welfare fund. having someone new to supervise would be the biggest change. >> continued supervision of the jails by the sheriff is not in the best interest of the inmates. the correctional officers or the community. >> sheriff laurie smith said she's been behind some of the recent changes at the jail and would like to remain as supervisor of the jail system while more reforms take place. san francisco's port commission heard the results of a very extensive study confirming serious seismic problems along the waterfront. the report says a major earthquake, magnitude 7 or bigger on the san andreas fault, will probably cause the seawall to move. the seawall runs between fisherman's wharf and at&t park and helps provide the foundation for a lot of buildings along the embarcadero including the historic ferry building. >> in a major event the study shows the seawall would likely move they word and that would cause a lot of damage to historic resources, to the embarcadero and we need to fix that. >> it would cost about $3 billion to rebuild the seawall. separate san francisco port officials are working on getting the funding. san jose is launching a new crackdown on illegal fireworks in the city. the city council approved a measure that would make it easier for the city to find violators. police say it illegal fireworks is a problem all year but especially around the holidays. neighbors say the problems get worse every year. the fire department said not only are there more fireworks but the ones being used are becoming more powerful. >> more aerial type things that are going up as opposed to just the firecrackers and sparklers. just the escalation of it and we're seeing more of it and more widespread. >> this new crackdown includes higher fines for violators check out your screen. $500 for the first violation and jumps to $1000 for additional citations. park rangers, traffic control officers and could enforcement inspectors can now fight -- right tickets. the hottest ticket tonight in los angeles will be to see kobe bryant's last nba game with the lakers there is a warning. the lakers are playing the utah jazz before a big crowd at staples center kobe is retiring after playing 20 years without a. he has scored over 33,000 points. the game is a sellout. the lakers issue a fraud alert warning france about the possible dangers of buying tickets from third-party sources. they are telling fans to buy the tickets directly from the lakers ticket exchange. we are talking about steph curry, no, he doesn't make every single shot. warriors played host yesterday to members of the los angeles angels is ball team which included star outfitter, mike trout. they shot hoops with steph curry and believe it or not, joe smith beat curry in a game of pig. look at that shot. that one went in. pig is a game where each player takes difficult shots. when someone misses, they get a letter. you cannot miss three times. if you spell out pick, you lose. needless to say, staff does not lose many of these contests. >> a left-hand shot right there. increasing police patrols around an elementary school in the south bay. a police search for a man who exposed himself to a student during recess. special training for bart police. the crisis intervention expert who is training officers on how to deal with a spike in mental health related calls. we are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be busy if you are driving in the south bay but not stop and go just yet. we will tell you where it is getting busier by the moment. the weather has been getting busier by the moment with a lot of cloud cover. we will get a little break this afternoon. we have a one system on tap for tomorrow. high speed internet from at&t. with 99.9% reliability you can, keep calm, your internet's on. bart said its workers are encountering a number of homeless people at train stations. that's why the agency brought in a crisis intervention expert to train bart officers on how to deal with the homeless in prevent confrontations from escalating. bart police chief said crisis intervention is crucial for the safety of the mentally ill and police officers. >> all the officers in the county i was working in that were killed in the line of duty were killed from someone suffering from a mental illness. this is a huge officer safety concern. >> the crisis intervention expert said empathy and patience are key. one of the largest transit agencies in the bay area will undergo changes starting next week and. they are trying to provide more efficient service and accommodate the needs of writers. there will be route changes to several lines and additional buses on some of the more popular lines. they provide 700,000 trips per day. these changes come at a cost of $20 million. dear the -- uber had to release information on passengers to state regulars. it's part of the first transparency report. uber said it received for requests for the information from the public utilities commission which regulates taxis and ridesharing companies and comes after uber purposely pushed back saying state regulators asked for more information than they really need. in january, uber had to pay the commission $7.6 million for not complying. let's head out to sal castaneda for a check on the roads. how are things looking? >> they look okay. some slow traffic out there. highway 24 is not slow but is getting crowded on the way to the tunnel this morning. the commute does not look too bad but you can tell it's getting more crowded here and in oakland. every spot is beginning to fill in. also, we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is moving along slowly at the toll plaza. about a 10 minute delay before you make it onto the actual spam. 101 in san jose beginning to get slow traffic as we push in here. you can see northbound 101 just after 280, road sensors firing up read. the rest of the santa clara commute looks good so far. let's go to steve in the bay area weather center. we do have a lot of high clouds streaming over. some patchy low clouds as well. it will look better this afternoon. the last couple days have been cloudy and mostly cloudy. there will be a little bit of a break before the next system arrives late tonight into tomorrow morning. in san francisco, 62. the average is 63. the record high is 88. the record low was 43 back in 1883. we will have higher clouds this morning and you can see a distinct back edge there. i believe we will get some late morning or early afternoon sun. the next system is moving along fast and will be here tonight. 40s and 50s. san jose at 49. napa airport at 49. east bay times, 46 in danville. 40s to low 50s, 51 in dublin. west/southwest at 10. oakland airport, a westerly breeze and sfo has a westerly breeze. high clouds in the morning and partly sunny to mostly sunny. the next system will bring cloud cover tonight and tomorrow. we will only get light rain out of it unless you are up north then you will get a little heavier. this will not be a big rain producer. high clouds and some sun near- normal temperatures. we have an onshore breeze. if you get the sun, maybe some upper 60s and low 70s. tomorrow, cool and breezy. windy and southern california. just in time for the weekend, sunny back -- sunny and warmer. >> i think this afternoon you will get more sun. >> will it last long? >> no. maybe more than we've seen the last few days. more bad news for uc berkeley. the school announced it plans to cut 500 staff jobs which is about 6% of the workforce. the cuts come as the college expects a $150 million shortfall this fiscal year. the cuts will take place over two years to balance the budget by 2020. uc berkeley employs about 8500 people from custodians to administrators. the school said faculty members will not be among those who lose their jobs. young minds in the bay area taking part in the white house science fair today. the video you're seeing is from 2014. there is a new batch of great kids coming to the white house. there is a 12-year-old from cupertino designed 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the wheel. austin daniel was sentenced to one year in jail and five years probation after pleading no contest to charges of vehicular manslaughter. karan lomesh died after being thrown from the back of a pickup truck on palomarez road in fremont last year. his sister said she went on the strike, calling for tougher penalties for crimes like that. she said that one year sentence given was meaningless. north carolina's governor issued an executive order extending employment protections to lgbt people who are state workers. those workers lost protections as part of a new law the governor signed three weeks ago. the executive order signed yesterday by republican, pat mccrory, let stand provisions of the law the prohibit transgender people from use bathrooms that correspond to their gender identity. and other of businesses have halted plans to establish or expand operations in north carolina because of the law and a federal lawsuit is pending to overturn it. organizers announced that the theme of this year's san francisco pride parade is racial and economic justice. the parade scheduled for sunday, june 26. the celebrity grand marshals will be the stars of the user tv show, transcended, which is a show about young talented trans women. members of the black lives matter organization have been chosen to be grand marshals. several officials are being honored for their work in the lgbt community. the latest estate effort to impose a fee on sugary drinks sold in california has fallen flat. for the eighth time in six years, the soda tax proposal stalled in the state legislature. if passed, it would have imposed a two cent per ounce be on sugary drinks. the money generated would have been used to pay for obesity, diabetes and oral health programs. critics say soda taxes or warning labels are not going to change behavior. it's official, air china will have direct flights from shanghai and san jose. we spoke to san jose mayor, sam liccardo about it earlier this week right here on mornings on 2. he told me that the airport officials were waiting on approval from the transportation department. now, inside bay area reports the flights will start in june. it will be the fifth international flight. an increase in patrols around elementary school in the south bay. we will tell you about the search underway for a man who exposed himself to a student during recess. remembering a mother killed in a vicious attack in san francisco. the event being held in her honor tonight as police search for her missing daughter. we are looking at the bridge commute. right now the san mateo bridge is not bad. not a bad morning weatherwise. mostly cloudy but i think we will get sun later this afternoon. temperature struggling to get above 74 some. more your fans are you ready? the day is here. the team is one win away from setting the all-time record for victories in a season. they will play later tonight. we will tell you about the buzz surrounding the final game of the regular season. two people rushed to the hospital following a crash in antioch. what we are learning about the investigation and how the mayor jumped in to help. mornings on 2 continues. good morning. welcome to mornings onto. i'm claudine wong. did morning. i'm dave clark. let's go to steve paulson and check the weather. i think it better today. light rain by this time tomorrow. not a lot. here's my thing -- it's not going to rain. i want son. this whole little thing right now -- that's not working. >> thank you, i guess. mostly cloudy this money. some high clouds and patchy low clouds. a system late tonight and tomorrow morning. it looks like a lot of the low cloud deck has been maxed out. san jose at 65. 91 in 1947 was the record high. in 1893, it was 30 degrees. we have higher clouds over us but it looks like they are starting to move through quickly. you can see there is a break between the clouds we have now and the system right to their.

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