now it is under 5-10 miles per hour. the breeze along the coast is picked up. ocean temps are running slightly below to near average. bodega bay doing is 49. the average is 50. the san francisco bully is 53. in santa barbara is at 56. the average is 59. you don't find 60s until you get near santa monica. it should be about 55 for santa cruz. it is slightly below average. that helps on these coastal temperatures being so cool. also with the fog forming, although the parameters are falling apart. still a few clouds and isolated shower to the north or will northwest. that will be the breeze today. santa rosa is now 42 cool degrees. airfield is 45. palo alto at 51. there a lot of 40s from tiburon all way up to kensington. napa is at 43. it is a breezy blustery day under mostly sunny skies. the system has to dig in from the pacific northwest and that will keep us cool here going all the way into early next week. a couple of soft 70s. lot of 60s on the coast. soft 70s. seals and cropped. -- seals and cropped. america -- jim croce maybe? time in a bottle? [ laughter ] >>can -- good morning everyone. the super commute. let's take a look at this. the traffic is moving along relatively well from tracy. there's a little bit of slow traffic but compared to other days, this is not as severe as normal. with the traffic is a little slow as you can see. it is not that bad. that is if you are driving on 580. if you are driving, let's say to the south a, this is 280 and traffic is moving along relatively well. in fact i would say it is moving really well into the southbay. on highway 80 westbound, the bay bridge, that is light. let's go back to the desk. new this morning, investigators believe a serial arsonist has struck twice again in contra costa county. to mark our first happened early this morning. this is just off highway 24. one was on one knee to drive in walnut creek and the other about 2 miles away at pacific court in lafayette. christian captain joins us from the area. you talk to the fire marshals right?>>yeah, we talked with fire marshals and we will talk to them again in a moment. first i want to show you the latest vehicle that was set on fire. this toyota highlander here in lafayette. you can see that the fire crews actually had to remove the hood to gain access to an area where they could actually put out the fire. if you look on the street you can see that there is some remnant of the foam used to put out the fire. robert marshall is joining us now from contra costa county fire to let us know the very latest about this. if you could let us know where we stand. to fires reset overnight. >>we had two fires this morning in lafayette. one in the unincorporated area and then one [ indiscernible ].>>put this in context force please, there's been a number of fires that you believe are connected. >>there have been five fires this week that you guys have been reporting on. we believe that these two ladies fires are related to those other fires. we believe that there are at least 10 fires that are all connected. through some common threads and again, we believe these to be related to the fires as well. >>very fortunate that no one has been injured so far but that doesn't mean that somebody could be injured. we're talking about a very dangerous situation.>>correct. the two fires this morning were set on the street. the other fires have been set in driveways at homes in the homes have had sleeping occupants. so, with the car that close to a structure, there's always the chance that it could spread. one of the fires in brentwood yesterday morning did start to spread to the structure was right under the bedroom of a young child. we are hoping that the public can help us out if they live in an area that had a fire recently and they can give us some information. they could call the arson tip line at 866-arson. give us any information even if you think it is not relevant. we can make that determination. even small tips can help us catch whoever is responsible. >>briefly, one of the things you talked about before was you have a lot of that you think a lot of people have video surveillance. >>cable providers are providing home security systems, you can go out and buy a number of home security systems that are just cameras to take a look at what is going on the yard, so if you live in an area and you think there was a fire, and you know there was a fire take a look through there and if you see something that looks unusual, feel free to give us a call and we would be happy to look into it. robert marshall, thank you so much.>>let's take one last look at this vehicle to show you how dangerous the situation could have been. the fire was contained to this toyota highlander. as we showed you in the last half hour, if we look up you can see that there are trees here in the area. you can imagine how easy it would have been for the fire to have spread from the vehicle to the nearby trees and possibly to a home. certainly fire officials are looking for any information the public has to locate the serial arsonist in this case. thank you for the update. the first homicide on treasure island in years. it is now being investigated by san francisco police. man was shot and killed wednesday night inside a duplex on avenue e. there are very few details right now. the victim is a man in his 30s, we don't know his name yet. people living nearby say it is usually quiet in their neighborhood.>>i'm from a much smaller town so i'm not used to being around this sort of thing. >>these things happen and san francisco is a big city. these sorts of things happen. >>police have not released any information about the suspect. no arrests have been made. if you have any information please call separate cisco police. president trump is offering his fullest explanation yet for the firing of fbi director james comey. >>it came on the same day that commies temporary replacement testified before congress. douglas later joins us live from washington.>> reporter: good morning. very active is right. it's tough to keep up with it. the president -- the administration story, i guess, seems to be shifting. a few minutes ago the president tweeted this out. this will explain some of that. it's a very active present with lots of things happening, is not possible for mysore just to stand at a podium with perfect accuracy. this is a present tried to explain to abc news why he fired james comey.>>look, he's a show book. he's a grandstand or. >>president trump in an interview with abc news may dislike for james comey crystal- clear. he also offered a new explanation for his decision to fire tommy. it was at least in part, because of russia. >>in fact, when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said you know this russia thing with trump and russia is a made up story. it is an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election. >>that make the democratic claims that trump was trying to quash the fbi investigation into possible connections between the trump campaign and the kremlin. the new york times reported that the president asked coming for his loyalty during a private white house dinner and comey declined. but, acting fbi director andrew mccabe told congress yesterday that there has been no interference. >>there has been no effort to impede our investigation to date.>>democrats are keeping up the drumbeat for an independent prosecutor. >>it's hard to avoid the conclusion that the president's decision to remove director comey was related to this investigation. that is truly unacceptable. >>the president meantime is that he wants answers, too. back i will tell you this. if russia or anybody else is trying to interfere with our elections i think it is a horrible thing and i want to get to the bottom of it and i want to make sure it will never happen again. >>as far as the inconsistencies are concerned, the white house staff and with the press staff, and what the president said for his rationale for firing comey, the present just about a minute ago came out with another tweet with a proposal of source. maybe the best thing to do he writes would be to cancel all future press briefings and handout written responses for the sake of accuracy. question mark question mark. is it a serious proposal or is he just trying to make a point. it is unclear right now. back to you. live from washington, thank you doug. it is now 510. back here at home, a disk in healdsburg at if you truck. it led to a freeway shooting where two men were shot and wounded. it happened in the southbound lanes of highway 101 near westside road. investigators say two men had stopped at a food truck that was parked on it in spring road just off the highway. there was an argument with another person at that food truck. the chp said the two men then got back into their white honda accord, drove south on highway 101 but a short time later a truck pulled up next to their car.>>and then an unknown vehicle pulled alongside and began firing at the driver side of the victims car. both the victim and a male passenger were hits. he was able to pull to the right shoulder and stop. >>the driver and the passenger and the honda accord are in serious condition at santa rosa hospital. the fresno democrat reports the hospital was locked down. we don't know why it was extra security. the chp said it does not have a description of the suspect truck. no one is above the law. that is the message from the city of san francisco to uber as its -- at the uber company is under investigation.>>we want to hold their feet to the fire. putting pressure on the uc system. the proposed budget from governor jerry brown that puts $50 million on hold. from university of california schools. good morning. we see that it is going to be a moderate commute on 80. 80 looks good in san francisco. we will check the roads for you coming up.>>i'm putting in a warming trend on whole because cool is the rule continues. 60s for many, below average temps. welcome back. this is mornings on 2. governor brown's proposed state budget is being reviewed this morning. the $124 billion plan increases spending by 1 1/2 billion dollars over last year. most of that will go to k-12 education. the governor is also withholding $50 million from the university of california after an audit found the uc system he had millions of dollars in reserve accounts. he did not criticize the uc president janet napolitano. >>i'm not in the business of opining on my colleagues. so, most people think she is doing a good job. that certainly is the view of the regents. i think a lot of others.>> governor brown also said he will release the money when you see complies with the audit. the state legislature has until june 15 two approve the budget pick as republicans work to rewrite the affordable care act, the current health care law just took a big hit. aetna, the nation's third largest health insurer, is completely withdrawing from the state-based insurance market. aetna is blaming huge financial losses and says next year it will stop offering individual plans in its two remaining states. delaware, and abreast of. it already announced plans to leave iowa and virginia. the summit -- they blamed uncertainty over the future of the affordable care act.>>there are other fixes we can work on that will help reduce deductibles and improved quality. that is only going to happen if we generally work across the aisle.>>government-backed insurance exchanges have been a critical part of the affordable care act. industry experts say when the insurers leave the market, that leads to growing concerns among the remaining providers that don't want to be left covering all of the high cost patients. let's check back in with sal for a look at traffic. any problems?>>nothing major. by the way since we have a moment, i want to ask you a question. for traffic, we are thinking about doing songs that were popular in the year you were born. i don't expect you to answer or dave -- [ multiple speakers ] [ laughter ]>>they didn't have music then, get out of here.>>i wasn't listening to music when i was born. that i remember. >>you would have to look it up. >>that is what we were thinking. so let's going to take a look at the gilroy commute. you may not be around for that because you might want to get on the road before this commute gets busy. although this morning on a friday, sometimes as you know, friday's we have lighter commutes. we are hoping for a friday like commute today. as you drive around the bay area, but traffic is moving along okay. there are no major problems as you drive through. this is a look at 280 in san jose and there are people out there but it is light and no major problems getting to the bay bridge. traffic is moving along pretty well. a couple of interesting looking clouds back there. otherwise, it is a nice-looking drive. hello, steve. hello, sal. what kind of music are you thinking?>>well, if it was songs when i was born, it would've been like this 60s. there you go. >>we did have a little bit of rain to the north yesterday. not a lot and we talked about that, mendocino county maybe lake county. most of the cloud cover cleared up. still have some partly cloudy skies in the mix today. i think mostly sunny will win. you see some of the low cloud deck here but it has been chewed up considerably. the rain is from yesterday, he had 1800s in fort bragg. it might be a teeny bit of rain today but not too much. or cloud cover as you go further north. they low is pretty strong for may. most of the clouds have pushed out to the sentry valley -- central valley. the san francisco buoy is 53. monterey is 53. very cold when we get the northwest wind. that is indicated by the blue route there. they are running a little bit below average, and all the way down to santa barbara and then average is you had toward los angeles. this is very cool for us. delta breezes picked up in the last hour, it's not crazy but west to southwest. that will be in the forecast today. 42 at santa rosa, 44 livermore. fremont is now at 49 degrees. these east bay temps are quite cool as well. 44 in long creek. weston livermore, westin mountain view and westin san jose. you get the idea it is a westerly breeze today. that will win out today. partly sunny for some but mostly sunny for most. this system is quite impressive for may. it has to sweep and a little bit of cooler air so i think we will take off a couple of degrees on the inland highs that we chew up a lot of the low cloud deck. 60s and upper 60s to a very few low 70s. the sun is higher but this is a chilly air mass in place for this time of year. i don't see any change of that through next week. it will be very cool next tuesday.>>thanks, steve. thinking about robin williams. this is his final moment on the big screen. we will bring you the movie absolutely everything where robin williams lends his voice. plus, going to as many baseball games as you want. just for one price. the oakland a's are rolling out a new plan for the fans. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. welcome back to morning onto. our time is 523 and. last night at at&t the giants lost again to the cincinnati reds, 3-2. just a week ago the reds swept the giants. guess what, willie mays was there. getting a standing ovation, he celebrated his 86th birthday on saturday. centerfielder denard span came back off the disabled list and he had four hits including that homerun. the red broke a two all tie with a go-ahead run in the top of the eighth. there's a play again tonight. the oakland a's are on the road in texas. we know -- we know and the warriors know who they will play in the nba western conference finals when the first game starts on sunday. the warriors will play the san antonio spurs. the spurs beat up the houston rockets last night, 114-75. that series is over. for games-2. the warriors are a perfect 8-0 in the bow season. he did sweep portland in round one and then beat utah in four games in round two. game one of the western conference finals is at oracle in oakland, sunday afternoon starting at 12:30 pm. way, spurs start wide letter. he missed last night's game because of an ankle injury. he is expected to be back and is expected to play. game two is also at oracle, tuesday night at six clock. -- 6:00. twitter announced a new deal for they can stream live video online. the company plans to stream nfl live 30 minute shows and highlights that will air several nights a week during football season. twitter won't be straining any football games. amazon will have thursday night football games on its site. the oakland a's have announced a new way for fans, you, to get tickets it is called a ballpark pass. a monthly ticket subscription. fans get to go to as many home games as they want for just $19.95 a month. as users you can download the you -- mlb app and pick the games you want to go to. than a barcode will be sent to you as a ticket to the game. a's and can start using the monthly pass for games in june. the time is 5:25 am. a bay area university building is being renamed and rededicated . we will tell you the reason behind this athlete being honored instead of a former mayor. also, billions of taxpayer dollars to repair bart. coming up, this expensive project that they need to complete. good morning. we see that it will be okay up there. we are looking at a live picture of the macarthur mane coming around the corner to the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks pretty good. a little bit of a breezy to windy friday. it looks mostly cloudy with a few clouds in the mix. 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spacewalk number 200. live on mornings on 2.>>that would be cool to do that.>>i would do that. and now we will welcome you back to mornings on 2. it is friday, may 12. >>good morning i am pam clark. it is 5:30 am. definitely feels cool out there. yes, it is. maybe tuesday we have a chance of rain. it will be windy and cool here and that it will slowly rebound. speaking of space, alien covenant starts soon and the new blade runner will be out in october. that's my idea of science fiction.>>it will be better than prometheus.>>speaking of, i have seen things you people wouldn't believe. like really cool temps in may. it is a very cool pattern. now, inland temps have taken the biggest tumble. they are 10 degrees below average. the coast is generally 2-4 below. but sun and clouds are here and some of the low cloud that continues to scoot through. we have maxed it out. the breeze will be the bigger story here today. it will pick up later today. the cooler air filters in. 42 in santa rosa. 49 in napa. the peninsula, woodside is at 43. 47 in menlo park. it is a cool one out there. mostly sunny skies but the system is digging in and that will usher in some slightly cooler afternoon temps. we will have a lot of 60s but there will be a few near 70. very few. things pick up monday through thursday but maybe friday will be lighter. i hope so. we are seeing traffic conditions that are not bad for this early commute. in the bay area, starting off with solano county. a lot of people make the county drive to contra costa. and marin county. you can see the traffic on 80 looks good. a little bit of slowing on 30. there is some heading west over toward marin. san francisco, north tonwanda one looks good from the airport to san bruno up into the city. you will see the traffic at the toll plaza is starting to slow. the metering lights came out. at 5:32 am let's go back to the desk. we now know how bart plans to use the $3.5 billion generated by measure rr. the bond measure passed by voters last november increased property taxes for homeowners in several bay area counties to prepare the bart system. the project include $1.2 billion for power systems, $625 million for track renewal, 570 million for repairing tunnels and other structures. police in antioch are searching for a man who robbed a wells fargo bank that was inside a safeway supermarket. it happened wednesday afternoon inside the safeway on deer valley road. police say the man was wearing a mask and he had on all dark clothing when he walked up to the teller and demanded money. he escaped in a tan colored suv that had paper license plates. that was waiting outside for him. if you have any information on the car or that man, please call antioch police. palo alto police are looking for the public's help to identify a man who exposed himself on a hiking trail. authorities released the sketch of the suspect. they say he exposed himself to a woman and her young child on a trail at the palo alto bay land. she said she heard someone clear their throat as he passed by some vicious. then she saw a man. there is the sketch there. take a look. he is described as a mid-20s man with dirty blonde hair with pulled back in a ponytail. he also has tattoos on his arms and legs. new information about the races and anti-somatic incidents targeting high school students of the piedmont unified school district. ktvu news has learned several students have been suspended. earlier this week we told you about incidents that included the use of the n word and [null] salutes in the hallways. some students at piedmont and millennium high school say there were also shoved and pushed. piedmont polycarp conducting a full investigation.>>we are in the process of reaching out and interviewing students. we have also been briefed on interviews that the school district conducted. we are made privy to those contents of the interviews. and we will be using those as a basis to work with our investigation. >>on monday, school administrator is held an assembly about the dangers of hate speech the school district also issued a statement saying piedmont unified has no tolerance for bigotry. san francisco police arrested a ucsf psychiatrist and his boyfriend on charges of possessing child pornography. police say benjamin martin and doctor billy lockhart were arrested at their home on point avista terrace on tuesday. investigators say they discovered hundreds of videos and images of child pornography in their possession. they say that lockhart was even using the wi-fi network at ucsf to upload images online. in a statement, us that ucsf said they placed doctor lockhart on investigatory leave from the department of psychiatry's residency training program. it is now suspended that he is now suspended from clinical activity and access to all ucsf information systems. a former la county sheriff is scheduled to be sentenced on federal corruption charges. back in march, 74-year-old lee buckingham was convicted of a -- obstructing justice into other federal charges. prosecutor say he tried to block an fbi investigation into guards abusing inmates in his jails in 2011. and then he lied about it. buckled lawyer is asking a judge to sentence him to probation, citing his age and also saying he has alzheimer's. prosecutors say one bucket to serve a two-year prison term but the judge may ignore both requests. he could be sentenced to up to 20 years in prison. a building at the university of san francisco is no longer named after a former san francisco mayor. after mounting criticism from students, officials renamed the building to honor former football star burl kohler. the builder that's building with risley named after james wieland. who was a mayor of san francisco from 1897-1902. phelan was an outspoken critic of japanese immigration. he once ran a campaign with the slogan, keep california white. usf is about change. so the fact that students were able to see how old he was and he was a little bit racist, and they were like really alarmed about that and they want to make a change. i'm proud of us for doing that.>>you will still see the name of feeling around separate cisco. there is the best in the entrance of san francisco city hall. phelan avenue runs through the city college campus and there is an 11 story office building in union square named after his family. as for burl toler, he was one of the shining football stars on the undefeated us ff team in 1951. he went on to become one of the first african-american on-field officials in the national football league. he was also the first african- american principal of a san francisco junior high school. san francisco is suing uber to force the company to turn over information about his drivers. in a tweet, city attorney dennis rivera said, no one is above the law. they have to follow the same business rules as any other sf company. because uber considers its drivers to be contractors and not employees, the city requires them to register as businesses and publicly post their names and addresses -- business address. the city said uber is not provided that on his drivers since december. officials say it refused to reply to a subpoena issued and generally prompting the lawsuit. uber said it is protecting his drivers privacy. the oakland unified school district new superintendent is speaking out about her priorities.>>we have to make tough decisions. we are really employing our value of keeping students first and keeping the>>she took time to read to students at the elementary school yesterday. on wednesday, the school board pictured to become the new superintendent. she has worked with the district for 18 years. johnson trammell is scheduled to officially start as superintendent on july 1. a sad story. students and teachers at a santa clara high school are mourning the death of a student athlete. 16-year-old kimberly no stroh collapsed on saturday while playing a nonschool club basketball game. she was rushed to the hospital but died the next day. the homestead high school sophomore was a big step carry fan and wore his number 30. kimberly's dad reached out to steph curry hoping he would honor his daughter by signing her sneakers. it worked. kimberly's father took her shoes to the warriors training camp on tuesday and steph curry signed him.>>[ indiscernible ] a lot of people are thinking about. and what they're going to pick we were lucky to be in this area where we have so many connections to warriors. >>on tuesday night, there will be a candlelight vigil for kimberly no way stroh. the team will also honor her neck season. caltrain is looking for volunteers for citizens advisory committee. san francisco, san mateo and santa clara county resident, you are encouraged to apply. the volunteers will give caltrain's board of directors your input on what caltrain riders need. there is one seat open for each of the three counties. if you're interested in applying, we posted a link on our website, www.ktvu.com. just click on web links. for the first time since it became a free agent, colin kaepernick talks about the upcoming season. the quarterback addresses some of the false rumors. ranking top places to work in america. wear we will look -- we will look at bay area companies that crack the list. good morning, the east bay commute is not bad. if you're driving on interstate 880 it looks good in both directions. we will tell you little bit more about the east bay commute and all the other commutes in the bay area. our weather looks good in both directions if you like cooler than average temperatures. it looks like they are here to stay for the weekend. quin was crazy about curls. but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. ♪ welcome back to mornings on 2. starting this fall, public schools in san francisco will begin asking parents to pay for afterschool programs that are usually free. this comes after the san francisco unified school district lost a $3 million federal grant. the money helps pay for afterschool programs. 35 schools in the city use but now it will be parents who have to pick up the tab.>>this is a little disconcerting. and what this will mean to us and two other families that are already trying to make it in san francisco. families will have to pay anywhere between $50-$500 to enroll in afterschool programs. students at the lowest economic levels will not have to pay. a federal judge. >>a federal judge approved a $1.2 million settlement that should wrap up most of the legal battles over the volkswagen emission scandal. the court ruling yesterday affects owners of more than 88,000 view the w is that were rigged to pass the us admissions test. the owners will be in line for compensation. it will range from $7000 to as much as $16,000. they will also qualify for repairs or buyback. it is looking like pg&e rates will go up. the state public utilities commission voted yesterday to increase gas and electric bills by 1% this year. that is about a dollar 65 per customer. -- $1.85. additional rate hikes are additional -- schedule for 2018 and 2019. ford has come out with a -- forbes has a list of new employers. costco is the best company to work at. they teamed up with another company to interview 30,000 companies around the country to interview employees. they were rated based on working condition, atmosphere and if you would recommend that workplace to friends and family. here are bay area company cementless. google comes in a number two. facebook ranks 13th. in entech, 19. ucsf medical center is 52 in the country. the bay area housing market shows no sign of slowing down its growth. thanks in part to first time millennial homebuyers. real estate agent say many house hunters in their late 20s to mid 30s have been flocking to the east bay in particular. they are typically tech savvy shoppers and they do have their set criteria. they want to be close to transportation, close to good restaurants, they want good cell phone service and good internet reception. this new generation of buyers is great for sellers but not so much for other buyers. >>they are not buying the $500,000 property. the millennial's are coming in and their first hundred that's the first house is $800,000. it is a completely different market. this will definitely push the prices up. it is pushing the prices up.>>their first house, pam. nationwide, 42% of home mortgages are from first-time homebuyers. that is up from 30% in 2015 and a low of 31% in 2011. wow. that is a lot. it is expensive here in the bay area. sal, we talked about this quite a bit. there are 1 million reasons why it is expensive to live here. is a pretty nice place if you can afford it. someone told me the other day, she said -- if you are not taking advantage of all the things in the bay area, be close to napa for example, the good weather, being outdoors, then you are paying too much to live here. but if you are, you are getting your money's worth. >>you are close to so many different things, microclimates -- you -- yosemite, monterey, it is amazing here.>>good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at the tracy commute. if you're driving in from tracy it is not as bad as it normally is. but there is some slow traffic on 580 westbound. as you drive into san francisco a -- into livermore. there are no major problems on 205 although it is slow. it is getting slower. it's not as bad as it normally is. is not as slow as it normally is. this is a look at 680 from ramon to dublin. there's been no major problems. self-pay commute, it also looks good. san jose right through downtown san jose, not a bad commute at all. is a matter of fact, 280 in san jose looks pretty good. at 5:47 am, let's bring steve in. my first house with $200,000. i was thinking are you kidding me?>>you are right, take advantage of it if you're here. >>i never knew i could afford so much debt. [ laughter ]>>you are fine, seriously. let's go to the weather. tuesday was very warm. we had upper 80s to near 90 and now today we have settled into the 60s. that is for everybody around here. this trend will continue until wednesday of next week. what about the sierra snow pack? south lake tahoe, 155 inches of depth. what is it right now? that is 105 and that is still pretty good. with the cooler temperatures,, -- temperatures coming in, we might get a little bit more snow next week in the mountains. for us, mostly sunny today. there are a few clouds slipping through but wonder temps continue to be cold. i have been harping on this but it makes a huge difference in the fog machine. the inland temps are so cool and the higher levels of the atmosphere are also very cool so that doesn't support fire. the water temps are cold all the way down to santa barbara. they're slightly below average. then it's about average in southern california. northwest, west, northwest at hayward, out to the delta, as well as southwest, northwest, it's going to be a breezy day even though we have sunny skies. slightly cooler temps santa rosa is a cool 42. 50 for others. kelsey is now at 41. calistoga has dipped to 41. 43 at napa. bodega bay gazette 47. 41 in truckee. everything is coming in -- the system is to the north but we get the southern edge of it in the southern edge can rotate cool dry air. there were a few hit and miss showers to the north but i think overall the trend -- i will get out of the way. it will park here and that another system will drop in on tuesday. as you can see the extension of that, that is what has to sweep through. that's why think we keep it breezy and blustery and then take a couple of degrees off of the inland temps. i think coast and faith are stuck in the 50s or low 60s. no change there. overall, through next tuesday, very subtle changes. maybe one or 2 degrees up and down. in the big system comes in on tuesday. then we would -- we should see some warmer weather. i went out yesterday evening without a jacket because i got out of the habit and well back was it cool.>>the final movie featuring the talents of robin williams debuts today. >>the movie is called absolutely everything. robin williams is the voice of the dog. the movie is about a man who gets the power to do anything he wants. robin recorded his part back in december 2013. just a couple of months later, robin williams died. the movie by the way is rated r. so glad we have all of those movies to listen to. oh my gosh, you can't replace that voice. that talent. finding common ground. this is on the soccer field.>> when i saw the ball i [ indiscernible ]. >>we will tell you more about the event that cal stated today that had athletes of all nationalities sharing their love of soccer. welcome back. in hayward, there was a first of its kind event to bring together students from a wide range of cultural backgrounds. it was a soccer tournament for immigrants and refugees. cal stadium teamed up with soccer without borders to organize last night event. players came from 10 different countries including afghanistan, mexico, and burma. benny spoke no english when they arrived here in the united states. the cal state east bay computer science student who is an immigrant from congo along with his professor, came up with the idea to hold the tournament.>>more than just soccer, it is about winning or losing, it is about the educational aspects. feeling socially networked. and connected with people. >>i love the stadium. everybody are free to be what they want to be.>>the organizers also say the tournament is about building confidence and community of inclusion. to some spectacular will watching sites can be seen along the northern california coast, even near the bridge. while there are wheel settings from monterey bay to the marin coast, that will write their was seen wednesday near the golden gate bridge. wow the people on the whale tours saw this humpback whale breaching the surface and putting on a show. one person on board also took this photo. i love this. the humpback whale leaping out of the water posing in front of the golden gate bridge. and just holding it there. hold that pose. that is gorgeous. we are coming up on our 6:00 our. unified school district has held its fifth entry -- fifth annual honors. 200 school employees including teachers, nurses, custodians and volunteers. organizer say they hope the event would help bring the district together as a community.>>there is a lot of people in this school district that care deeply about students and we worked very hard to make it all work. we are here to celebrate that tonight. 350 people attended the event. all of the food was cooked and provided by a culinary class at mount diablo high school.>>we already know how to cook.>>an arsonist in -- hit again during the night in custer county desk custer contin county. will tell you what firefighters are investigating and what they are telling us.>>a little later, state employees are put to the test. we will tell you why their supervisors try to trick them with an email scam. >>it is getting a little more crowded out there. some commutes are getting more crowded and you can see traffic is moving along on 880. 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[ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] two cars set on fire overnight. the latest in a disturbing pattern. we will tell you what the search involves on the arsonist. the top law enforcement officers are good. what a school district attorney is accused of doing and what happens next. mornings on 2 continues. this is ktvu to mornings on 2. good morning for waking up with us. it is chilly out there. steve paulson is here and he will tell you if you needed jacket or sweater. i would say so this morning. santa rosa is 42 degrees. that is brisk. where it might be refreshing for some of you depending on how you look at it. we started the week off believe it or not with sunshine and very warm temps. we peeked out on tuesday. it has been downhill ever since. we are kind of leveling off. upper 62 very low 70s for some inland. coast and bay sitting at 60s as well. i think it is uniform here. these are unseasonably cool systems that have been dropping in. the breeze will be the bigger story today. we will have mostly sunny skies but that will be breezy and blustery at times. 36 in fairfield, fremont in the 40s. 41 on the sonoma county airport. 41 cool degrees. that is brisk. we also find mostly sunny skies. the system off the pacific northwest will control our weather and another one drops

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