>> clear but brisk 44 degrees in morgan hill. that is cool. san francisco starting off mostly cloudy. 52. there is a westerly breeze behind that. did not warm up that much. a little bit of sun here. you can see the airflow direction. right out of the west. that's giving us that on shore breeze. we get a little bit of a break until the system rolls in. a little bit of sun, but not very warm. 40s, 50s on the temps. east bay temps 50s and 50s as well. 44 danville. 51 dublin and antioch. west-southwest 13. west-south. i know there is a westerly component for many, especially from san bruno to sfo. partly sunny today. partly cloudy. a mix of some low clouds. high clouds. we get a little sun here. 60s for temps. too much cool air in place right now. 50s, 60s. >> sal, 7:02. traffic is moderate, or something happened? >> there is some heavy traffic out there, steve, to be sure. good morning, everyone. we are going to it as we take a look at the commute. it is backed up at the bay bridge toll plaza for a 20 to 25-minute delay. and if you are driving to the san mateo bridge, there is a problem there, too. tell you about that in just a moment. let's take a look at the commute here if you are driving on 880. not bad heading north. a little bit of slow traffic in san leandro. if you are trying to get to the san mateo bridge westbound 92, i am going to put the maps up here, there is a crash there and traffic is back up on 880 heading south and westbound on 92. dumbarton bridge not that bad. actually, pretty decent alternative to the san mateo bridge. 7:02. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >> new this morning, a violent car crash in antioch is under investigation. it happened after a city council meeting wrapped up last night. >> ktvu fox 2's allie rasmus is there right now. you say the mayor tried to help victims? >> yeah, we will explain in just a second. i want to tell you where it happened. 8th street just north of the highway 4 off-ramp. you can see right now there is quite a bit of traffic on this road. a lot of people use the street to get on highway 4. also a lot of construction work in this area. there has been for years with the highway 4 improvement going on. according to a chp log, a black honda struck a construction zone vehicle under the highway 4 overpass last night. firefighter had to extricate the driver out of the mangled vehicle shortly after the crash. firefighters say two people were also in the construction vehicle, but this morning we talked to one of their co- workers who says he found out this morning that both of his colleagues have been in that construction vehicle, they are okay this morning. he says frightening episode what happened last night, that it's just part of the job. >> i have got cars going by at 70 miles per hour from me to you. and so -- and i'm setting cones out. so you've got distracted dryers, people texting, people on their cellphones. they blow through our closures. it's scary. >> reporter: now, we should mention we don't know why that black honda crashed into that construction vehicle. the cars -- the crash is still under investigation. antioch's mayor wade harper saw the aftermath of the wreck on his way back from the city council meeting. he stopped and pulled over to help after he saw one of the city council members, lori ogorchock, had been involved in the crash. she was not seriously injured. we don't have any updates on the condition of the driver who was extricated from the honda last night. we are hoping to hear from police or fire sometime later this morning. back to you guys. >> allie rasmus, in antioch. thank you. >> time is 7:05. more police patrols around a palo alto elementary school after reports of a man exposing himself to a young girl. look at this police sketch of the suspect. on monday, a 7-year-old girlof elementary school saw the man on the other side of the fence who unbuttoned his pants and exposed himself. look that sketch. if you have any information call palo alto police. >> legislation that would get rid of the statute of limitation for sex crimes is moving through the state senate. before a senate committee gave initial approving of the bill, supporters told committee members said justice for rape victims should not have a 10- year deadline. among those testifies alleged victims of bill cosby. one reason l.a. prosecutors decided not to prosecute him was because the 10-year window had closed on most of the cases. >> i know firsthand the amount of courage and bravery it takes for victims to step forward and speak their truth. even amidst hateful scorn. >> there is an expectation to the ten-year rule. if new dna evidence is discovered, even so supporters say too many rapists are going free because of that statute of limitations. it would apply to crimes committed after january 1st of this year. palo alto approved a pay raise for the firefighters, but firefighters say it is still not enough for them it actually live in the city they protect. new contract gives firefighters a 2.5% raise each year until 2018. that means the average firefighter pay goes from $88,000 a year to $94,000 a year. the average home price in palo alto is $2.5 million. one man says he has a very long commute, 100 miles away. not a single palo alto firefighter lives in the city. many living in the sierra foothills or central valley. >> not even close. not even close to even coming any near palo alto. >> i think a lot of us wish we could live in the city or relatively close. i don't know what the answer is. it's not a realty any more in palo alto. >> the firefighters union says the high cost of living has been driving away good firefighters. the city hopes the new contract will help retain workers and possibly recruit new ones. >> despite efforts to conserve and save water, the city of brentwood is about to raise water rates. the city will raise water rates by 6% over the next two years. the average customer, you will pay about $6 more on your monthly water bill. the city says that increase is needed to help replenish the water fund. now, if nothing is done, the city says the water fund would have been $8.8 million in the red by june of 2018. well, tonight is the night the warriors are going to go for a record 73 regular season wins. they will do it at home in oakland. >> ktvu's alex savidge live at oracle right now. fans are excited. i am assuming players are as well, alex? >> reporter: yeah, they certainly are excited about this. the final regular season game of the warriors have a chance to make history tonight here on this floor. boy, it's going to be a fun one at oracle tonight. if the warriors win, oh, there you go. if the warriors win it would give them 37 victories -- thank you, dave. 73 victories on the season and that would set the record in the nba. it would be something incredible. but they have to beat the memphis grizzlies tonight at oracle. the scene yesterday, the warriors held a plaque practice -- practice. there were members from all over the world on hand for that practice. and the warriors, all eyes are on the warriors right now. they were focused on what's going on. they are tied right now with the chicago bulls. the '95-96 chicago bulls with 72 wins. but they are going for 73 tonight. it would really, be something special. the players don't want focus on that too much. steph curry says if they could set this record, it would mean a lot. >> it's a big deal for sure. our last regular season game. last game before the playoffs. obviously, nobody wants to lose their last game going into the playoffs if you can avoid it, and obviously 73. >> reporter: now, fans who want to be here inside oracle arena tonight, well, they are going to have to pay up. there are tickets available we understand at warriors.com, and also on the resale market as well. some of the cheapest seats you find are just over $300 each. those are upper level seats. the more expensive seats by the court run you ten grand. that's what we're showing online this morning. people still buying tickets for this game. you can imagine they will be doing so right up until tip- off, which happens tonight at 7:30. all the warriors have to do is beat the grizzlies. the grizzlies, they are going to come to play. no doubt about it. it will be a fun game. last one of the regular season. >> they are a tough team. alex, i dare you to dunk live on tv right now. [ laughter ] you dare me to dunk? >> i dare you. >> reporter: how do you think this is going to go, dave? >> well -- >> is there some sort of step stool we have here? >> oh! >> reporter: my best effort. >> alex can do a lot of things. we have just found the one thing -- >> that is not in my repertoire. >> he could have done it if he wanted to. i am proud of you. >> alex, thank you so much. >> sweet. >> we are going to check in with alex in a few as we are thinking and talking warriors. we invite you to watch this friday night. ktvu fox 2 special on the warriors. we will bring you road to the championship. that's at 10:30 right here after an abbreviated version of the 10:00 news. >> time is 7:11. if you use facebook, it will affect how you use it. what you will soon notice on your news feed and on the messenger app. >> plus, when a judge decided for the murder of -- the suspect in the murder of kate steinle. >> we have a problem reported in the north bay that i will tell you about along with the east bay commute. 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school yesterday. the principal of deer valley sent out a phone message. she was right across the street from school when a man with a gun approached her and robbed her. that robber is described as an african-american man, five feet nine. he was in his early 20s and wearing all black clothing at the time. antioch police are investigating and the school is reminding students and everyone to walk in groups whenever possible. happening today san francisco police will hold a town hall meeting at about noon on last week's deadly police shooting of a homeless man. police say the man had a knife and confronted a homeless outreach team. when police responded at first, they fired beanbag rounds, but they say when he charged at them, they shot and killed the man. there are conflicting witness accounts as to whether the man was aggressive to police or not. the public meeting will be held at the union local hall on 18th street. >> a judge rejected a defense motion to throw out a murder charge. kate steinle was sightseeing last summer near the ferry building when she was shot in the back and later died. lawyers for the suspect, juan lopez-sanchez, wanted to get the charges dropped. the judge was troubled by the delay, but refused to throw out the case. lopez-sanchez due in court may 12. >> time is 7:16. sal, can you take care of the folks this morning? >> i can, dave and gasia. it is getting busier, but there is a problem i want to start with, is kind of not expected, and that would be in northern marin county southbound 101 near highway 37. there is an injury crash here and traffic is slowing down in novato. there is a break, but there is more slow traffic near marinwood over to central san rafael. the lane is blocked there. across the bay, traffic on 80 westbound is slow in pockets from hercules all the way down into the berkeley area. when you get to the bay bridge there is also some slow traffic waiting for you there. we will go to the live picture of the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see the traffic is backed up to the maze. aboua 20, maybe 25-minute delay. not too bad in the santa clara valley. this is a live look at 280 northbound in downtown san jose right there. looks good. 7:17 now. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. well, we have some breaks in the clouds. combination of low clouds, high clouds. i know the sun will be there a little bit today. there is a good westerly breeze from place. that's going to take the edge off a little bit. clouds, sun, windy mainly higher elevations. also on the coast. light rain tomorrow morning. it will be cool and breezy. we will rebound friday and take that into the weekend. warmer especially on sunday. that's the warmest day here. some of the higher clouds, you see the direction that have breeze. it's right out of the west and that's giving us that west- southwesterly breeze. the system looks like it's moving through pretty quick. there are low clouds still around the area and our next system is not far away. 40s and 50s on the temps. they really have been the same all morning long. 45 woodside. 47 menlo park. stanford, los altos is close. aitboulaheen -- atherton warmer. west at oakland, west at sfo, west at san bruno. there is a little bit of a delta breeze. clouds in the morning then sun. the next system beginningnov in. by this afternoon and this evening i think you will see low clouds ramping up again. impressive low. this front will drag across tomorrow morning for some very light rain. there might be some moderate amounts. i would say ukiah north. i think we will get some rain tomorrow morning. some high clouds. some sun mixed in. breezy, cool though. 60s on the temps. near normal to slightly below by the coast on these temps. did pencil in a couple of very low 70s vacaville and clearlake. everyone else in the 60s or a few 50s on the coast as well. of 3 to 69 degrees from alameda to brentwood and not much of a difference from san jose to gilroy. 65, 68. santa cruz 64. 59 pacifica, daly city. 63 san mateo. 64 mountain view. cloud up tonight. give us some light rain tomorrow morning. cool-and breezy. rebound on friday. the weekend sunny side up and warm. >> it's like a breathalyzer but for your phone. in minutes we will talk about a new way police hope to put a stop to texting and driving. >> the race for the white house really heats up. why speaker paul ryan of the house says, oh, i want no part of the presidential bid. >> time is 7:22. speaker of the house paul ryan made it very clear saying he will not come to the rescue at this summer's republican national convention. >> and as doug luzader reports from washington, that decision spoiling the hopes of people who saw him as a possible republican nominee? >> reporter: certainly sounds like a final decision. good morning. yeah, for folks that were hoping that paul ryan would emerge as some kind of a pick out of this -- out of a contested convention, if we have a contested convention, it's not going to happen. you listen to what paul ryan said yesterday, he did not leave himself much wiggle room. paul ryan couldn't have been more emphatic. >> let me be clear. i do not want nor will i accept the nomination for our party. >> reporter: ryan dismissing talk that has been percolating for weeks that if donald trump fails to win the 1237 delegates needed to win the republican primary ahead of the convention, ryan could emerge as a consensus pick. he went a step further. >> . >> if no candidate has a majority on the first ballot. i believe you should only choose from a person who is actually participated in the primary. >> reporter: and that in theory would limit the potential field to what we saw on the crowded early debate stages. and he has some weight to throw around on that point because he will chair the convention. still, all of that thought may need into donald trump's argument that the party rules are rigged. >> the rnc, the republican national committee, they should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this kind of crap to happen. >> reporter: and an ap poll shows almost 60% of gop voters think whoever walks into the convention with the most delegates should be the nominee whether they have an outright majority or not. as ted cruz is happy to point out, those are not the rules. trump, he suggests, is just whining. >> as we know in the state of california, wine is something best served with cheese. >> reporter: now, all of this talk about a brokered republican convention, or a contested convention, carries with it the assumption that come candidate doesn't reach the threshold of 1237 delegates locking down the nomination before the convention. donald trump is the most likely candidate to do that right now. it's going to be a stretch. it's possible though. a lot may hinge on what happens in the new york primary next week. back to you guys. >> thank you. >> a new report out this morning says the fbi paid professional hackers for hardware to help crack an iphone used by one of the santa barbara shooters. the "washington post" reports hackers told the fbi about a software flaw in the iphone 5c that had not been known about before. the paper says the hackers used that information to create a tool that let the fbi break into the phone without triggering a security feature. the fbi director says the tool works only on the iphone 5c. officials have not said if there was any useful information on that phone. >> nearly 400,000 student loan borrowers will be eligible to have their loans forgiven. they will get a letner the mail with a form to fill out for the loan forgiveness. half of the borrowers are already in default. the department of education says it could write up more than $7.5 billion in student debt. all right. time is 7:25. do you eat low-fat dairy products? there is a new study shows you may not have to. a study by tufts university says adults who eat dairy products high in fat, they actually report fewer cases of diabetes. now, earlier studies from tufts scientists show people who switch from whole fat to low- fat foods tend to compensate by eating foods with more sugar and carbohydrates. the doctors say higher fat cheeses, yogurts and milk can be part of a healthy diet, but they say make sure the fats you eat come from healthy sources like olive oil and avocados. >> remembering a mother killed in a terrible attack in san francisco. the event being held in her honor tonight. >> also happening in san francisco is day two of facebook's developer's conference. what the company plans in the next ten years and what users can see even sooner than that. >> good morning. the morning commute is still going to be rather slow in many areas. this is a look at highway 24 as it heads up to the tunnel. >> well, dare i say, dare, dare, there is a little bit of sun out there. it's been a long tough week for sunshine. but we have some today. just won't be very warm. the temps coming up. that's how much garbage visitors to our national parks add to the country's landfills each year. but this year, subaru is sharing their zero-landfill expertise with the national parks to work toward the goal of making garbage there a thing of the past. to get involved visit subaru.com/environment. >> 7:29. we have a breaking news story coming into the newsroom today. >> we received word of a big earthquake in in myanmar. >> the usgs reports it was a 6.9 magnitude earthquake that happened about half an hour ago. it's a primitive map. it gives you a good idea of the location we are talking about. myanmar is southwest of thailand. it was felt some 300 miles away in bangladesh. we don't have any reports of damage or injuries. as we continue to follow this story, when you have a magnitude of this size in such an area, your mind might go to the risk of tsunami. let's bring in meteorologist steve paulson. >> that was inland. not in the sea, i believe, bay of bengal. when they had their tsunami, it was in the gulf of thailand. this is on the other side. it was not in the ocean in the bay, but over land, based on what i am seeing there. >> but it's early. >> yeah. twitter says there is nothing yet on tsunamis. they are saying 6.9, 7.1. somewhere in there. we have a little break or two in some of these clouds finally. how about that? a couple of days we couldn't get any sun. tried yesterday. for most it stayed cloudy to mostly cloudy. we will get some sun breaks today, but the key though is there is a west wind and that's going to keep temperatures on the cool side. san francisco 62/52. average 63/49. 88 in 1985 the record high. high clouds continue to stream. look at the airflow. everything is coming in due west. gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour some of the higher elevations. mount tam to altamont pass 30 to 42. campbell is in there. scots valley. santa cruz. even saratoga within a couple of degrees of each other. west of sfo at 17. west-southwest at livermore. on shore breezy with the sun today. our system late tonight/tomorrow will give us a little bit of rain. a little bit. high clouds. breezy. cool. mostly sunny. partly cloudy though. near normal to slightly below normal temps which is upper 50s, low-to-mid 60s. all right. 7:32. sal, what do you have for us. >> a sig-alert in novato southbound 101 near 37. there was a crash partially blocking lanes and it's backing traffic up as you drive through novato. but there is also slow traffic after the accident as you head into marin wood. we have slow traffic across the bay on 80 westbound after highway 4. it slows, it's very slow all the way into the berkeley area. a lot of that commute is not good. by the way, the richmond bridge commute is thick as you drive over to the toll plaza there. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza where you will see the traffic is backed up to its usual spot. the macarthur maze. 25-minute to 30-minute delay there. also the san mateo bridge, we had an earlier crash on 92. it's been cleared. traffic is on the heavy side on the way over to the peninsula. 7:32. back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. >> now the search for a missing man from stockton is leading authorities here to the bay area. a silver alert for 68-year-old tommy lee carpenter was issued yesterday. advisories are posted on bay area freeway signs now. mr. carpenter drove from his home yesterday in a red nissan versa. they say his credit card was used at a gas station in sow last night. authorities now will check the surveillance video hoping to find him. they are concerned because mr. carpenter is suffering from the early stages. dementia. >> the san mateo county sheriff's department, they want your help. they want to find an elderly at- risk man. here is his photo. 73-year-old peter boot of poretolo valley was seen monday 6:15 in the morning. the sheriff's office says he left his home without his wallet, cell phone, and important medication information that keeps him from being disoriented. he is described as 6'3", about 185 pounds with grey hair and blue eyes. look at the photo. if you have any information, call the sheriff's department. turning to a developing story now. the missing two-year-old san francisco girl, she is still missing days now after her mother's body was found in a park. candlelight vigil is to be held tonight for 32-year-old nicole fitts at the best buy store on harrison street. that's where she worked. she was found murdered last friday. ktvu talked with a woman who calls herself a street pastor who met nicole fitts and her daughter at a homeless shelter. >> i been having people praying all day, all night that that bay bridge would show up, baby ariana would show up. >> my gut tells me that they did something to that girl's bay bridge. and when nicole found out, she went ballistic, as any mother would do. >> fitts, friends, and co- workers are suspicious of pastor briggs who baby sat ariana. they insist they would never do anything to harm the girl. >> the search goes on in the north bay for the owner of a dog believed to be have been thrown out of a moving car. this is a photo of the dog who suffered several broken bones, including a broken leg. veterinarians, they are taking care of her right now, but officials want the public to know. this is the dog. if you have any information about her owner, or what happened to her, call the authorities. happening now some 39,000 verizon workers are on strike. we will show you video of striking verizon workers taken earlier this morning. this is mostly east coast technicians and customer service workers. they have been working without a contract since august. they want a contract that includes less out sourcing, better healthcare, better working conditions and more money. >> enough is enough. this company is very profitable and refusing to work with and bargain with their dedicated employees. it's intolerable. corporate greed has gotten out of control with this one. >> all right. time is 7:36. big changes planned in the next few years for menlo park-based facebook. the company's ceo says the next decade will be about creating a global community. >> brian flores with what is planned for day two of the facebook developers conference. hi, brian. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. you know, social media, and that includes febook, just continues to evolve. i remember when facebook was strictly just for college students and now it's gone worldwide. but coming up on day two now of the facebook developers conference conference, they talked about what's next for the company in the next ten years and for the developers, what's in it for them. we go to video during day one of the developers facebook conference, mark zuckerberg says he wants to see facebook in some more of a global community giving people a voice. he told the crowd during his keynote address he hopes that we have the courage to bring people together and not push people apart. from a technological standpoint, they are moving to more streaming video coming in the near future. users can use short video now for their profiles instead of a picture. zuckerberg expects to use what are called chatbot, which is an intelligent software program that allows businesses to interact with customers like having a messaged conversation with your friends on facebook. >> artificial intelligence will power all kinds of different services with better than human level perception and we'll see the emergence of the next major computing platform in virtual and augmented reality. >> reporter: now, again shot bot is planned to be launched in facebook's messenger service. about 30 companies so far have signed up, including bank of america and burger king. facebook officials say it's a balancing act because they don't want people to be turned off by the amount of ads on the social media site. but as we take it back out here live, set-up continues for day two of the developers conference here at fort mason in san francisco. on today's schedule they are going to be talking about the technology behind -- i don't know if you have seen this before -- that 360 video streaming service. i think we did a story about stanford athletes using this type of technology. it's amazing to see it on the social media site. facebook believes this is the future as well. we will talk more about that in the next hour of "mornings on 2". back to you. >> all right. brian flores. thank you. time is now 7:38. mark zuckerberg also appeared to criticize presidential candidate donald trump during that speech yesterday. zuckerberg said, quote, i hear fearful voices calling for building walls. instead of building walls, we can help people build bridges. donald trump, the republican presidential frontrunner, has made building a wall along the border with mexico a big part of his campaign. zuckerberg performance president obama's executive actions on immigration, but later said his statements were not directed at any particular person. >> 7:39. san bruno will hold a news conference about a deadly hit- and-run that occurred monday morning. investigators expected to give us new information about the case. now, police so far 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 sheriff's office is looking for a man. brian hill is described as being 43 years old, 280 pounds. he has close cropped hair and a goatee and tattoos of musical symbols on his neck. investigators say he forced his way into a silver prius in the tara hills area on friday. they say he veered close to three police officers and a police dog. this morning he is wanted for three counts of attempted murder on a peace officer and stealing a car. anyone with information is asked to call police. community leaders are planning a vigil outside the mission police station in san francisco tonight in protest over the deadly police shooting of a young immigrant from guatemala. the group says it wants the d.a. to release his investigation into the shooting that happened in february of last year. 20-year-old perez lopez was shot and killed by plain- clothed officers last february. initially police said he lunged at officers with a knife, but autopsy results show he was shot in the back. >> san jose state has hired a chief diversity officer. kathleen wong waugh will lead the office beginning into july. she grew up in the east bay, received her bachelor's degree at cal state east bay, most recently worked at the university of oklahoma where she led that school's first required freshman diversity training. it comes after three former san jose statements who were white were sentenced for 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 investigating problems at the santa clara county jail is recommending the sheriff be removed from the jail system. they made 30 recommendation to the county. four are creating an inspector general's office that has access 24 hours a day to the jail and have the power to investigate the complaints. overhaul the grievance system, more transparency in the process used to discipline officers, and reform administration of the inmates' welfare fund. the commission says 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 either. >> sheriff lori smith says she has been behind some of the recent changes at the jail, and she would like to remain a supervisor of the jail system while more reforms take place. >> san francisco's port commission now has the results of an extensive study confirming serious seismic problems along the waterfront. the report says a big earthquake, a magnitude 7 or above on the san andreas fault, will probably cause the seawall to move. that seawall runs between fisherman's wharf and at&t park. it's part of the foundation for many of the buildings along the embarcadero, including the historic ferry building. >> it shows the seawall would move bay ward, and that would cause a lot of damage to historic resources, to the embarcadero, and we need to fix that. >> now, it's going to cost about $3 billion to fix that seawall and rebuild it. san francisco port officials will be looking for funding. time is 7:43. if you are in the market for a new job, you may no longer have to fill out an application. you may have to play a game. >> really? >> yep. see how companies are trying to attract talent through mobile game. >> catching people texting while driving could be getting easier for police. how they may be able to prove distracted driving a commute where traffic is going to be busy in some areas. there are some crashes making things slow here in san francisco. it actually looks okay on 101. >> well, what's that i see? a little bit of sun out there. it's been a couple of days. but i think we will get some today. won't be very warm. i will have the wednesday temps coming up. from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >> welcome back. time 7:46. we are talking about texting and driving. it's against the law, but people still do it all the time. >> now a new device called the textalyzer could tell police whether you have been texting behind the wheel. claudine, some people call this an invasion of privacy? >> that's right. the textalyzer works like a breathalyzer in that it can be used on the spot to tell you what a driver has been doing. the breathalyzer tells if the driver has been drinking too much. this textalyzer tells you if the driver had been just texting behind the wheel. that is sometimes difficult to figure out. a 19-year-old man was killed five years ago. they say the driver who caused that crash was texting and driving, but it took months to figure that out. >> we subpoenaed the phone records on our own, through our own civil lawsuit. took us six months to get the records. we found texting through the drive leading up to the crash. >> reporter: now, since his death they have been working with new york state lawmakers on a new bill that would allow officers to use this textalyzer. if you have ever heard of it before, it's still being developed by an israeli company. it scans your phone to determine if you were texting at the time of an accident or before. as you might imagine, there are concerns about privacy. supporters say it only detects texts being made. it does not read them and cannot get any other information from your phone. >> i think that there is of that needs to be done and that can be done both to address the problem and to respect the privacy rights of drivers. >> reporter: now, this proposed legislation says that if a driver refuses to allow police to scan their phone. they could lose their license. brooklyn state assemblyman felix ortiz is co-sponsoring this bill. i imagine there is going to be some fighting going on because people are obviously very concerned about, you know, their privacy on their phones and exactly what they want to give up. >> this could be big. thank you. 7:48. i am sure texting behind the wheel is just some of the bad behavior sal, sal castaneda, you hear from the viewers every day? >> yeah. sometimes people get angry and see people doing things they shouldn't behind the wheel and they send me a tweet or facebook message and vent. and i'll say, you're absolutely right. good morning, everyone. let's look at the commute starting off with highway 24 westbound. traffic is going to be busy if you are driving through lafayette. it's slow again in lorinda, but there haven't been any major problems. same with the bay bridge. it's been steady and slow since the metering lights went on before 5:30. you can see traffic is still backed up and there is waiting to do. 25 or 30 minutes. 80 has been very slow. this is one of the slowest communities in -- commutes in the bay area. after hercules a solid line of slow traffic. 101 clearing up in novato. a lot of the slow traffic has moved past that point and it's slow to central san rafael el and also into cord -- cordo ma dare a. >> gary is up in the calistoga hills. 43 degrees. if it feels cool, it is. we get some sun breaks here. most of the low clouds have maxed themselves out. there are some floating around and variable high clouds. we are waiting on a front that will be here late tonight, tomorrow. 91 the record high on this date 1947. this is why i love the san jose climate data. usually the low goes back. this time 1893 when it was 30 degrees. you see the direction of the airflow. everything is out of the west which gives us that westerly breeze. mount tam about 29 to 30 miles per hour. altamont pass 40-41 miles an hour. it's out of the west-southwest. the on shore push is in place. quick. we will see an increase in the low clouds. that will prevent us from warming up, even though we get sun today. mill valley at 51. 49 novato. petaluma, sebastapol at 46. 45 in town. in the hills 43. west at sfo 17. had some gusts over 20 earlier. hayward is west at 7. west- southwest at livermore at 12. there is an indication of that westerly component. 49 monterey. ukiah 46. arcata 46. higher clouds clear out. mostly sunny here except some patchy low clouds. next system gives us light rain. it keeps that onshore push going which will not allow temps to warm up very much. there is some sun today. increasing clouds late tonight. light rain tomorrow morning. cool and breezy by tomorrow afternoon. then we set the stage for a nice weekend with sunshine and warmer temps. few high clouds. partly cloudy. near normal on the temps inland to slightly below by the coast because of that westerly breeze and some patchy fog. 60s on the temps here. everyone's not that far apart here on the terms. 68 gilroy. 65 san jose. santa cruz at 65. 59 pacifica. redwood city 65. in the city 62. light rain tomorrow morning, gasia, then it's out of here. friday the transition day and sunshine o plenty. >> young minds in the bay area and across the nation are taking part in the white house science fair today. video from an event in 2014. this year there is a 12-year- old from cupertino. she designed the elementor. a girl developed a 3d printed version of a lung machine for people with chronic breathing conditions. and students at union city james logan high created a solar charging station for electric cars. we are learning a student from evergreen valley high school was one of the 12 invited to the white house. he scored a perfect score on his ap calculus exam last spring. third from the left with his teachers. all very proud. the 11th grader will hear from the president and interact with other scientists. >> we all know people who take way too many selfies. could your pet get in on the trend. a new tool that will allow your dogs to post on social media without our help. >> sure, it's rude, but is seat hogging on bart a crime? how bart may crack down people who take more than one seat soon. 2". -- welcome to "mornings on 2". bart is working with more and more homeless people at train station. they brought this an expert helping to train bart police to deal with the homeless and keep confrontation toss escalate to go violence and injuries. crisis intervention is crucial for the safety of both the mentally ill and for the livers. >> all the officers in the county had been killed in the line of duty, were killed by somebody suffering from a mental illness. this is a huge officer safety concern. >> now, the crisis intervention expert says empathy and patience are key in dealing with the mentally ill. >> bart is reconsidering a plan to punish seat hogs on crowded trains. the proposal goes before the board of directors tomorrow before approval. it was tabled last month. this proposal now applies only during weekday commute hours and warnings have to be given before citations are issued. violators could be fined $100, up to $500 for repeat offenses. >> time is 7:56. what's the best way to say i'm sorry? scientists wanted to know. we will tell you their findings straight ahead. head. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute that is finally beginning to get better in some areas. this commute comes to mind where things are beginning to loosen up on the way to the caldecott tunnel. >> a mix of sun and clouds, low clouds, high clouds, but at least there is a few breaks in these clouds, although it won't last very long. another system's on the way. >> this is ktvu "mornings on 2". >> ♪[ music playing ]. >> you know that song. come on, alex. show them how to do it. between the legs. that's that glitter song. go ahead, alex. yeah, that's right. rock and roll part two. the day history could be made. the golden state warriors may do it. going for 73. >> that's right. 73 wins in a single nba season t would be a first for any team ever. up next we are going to check in with al, bring back more on this potentially history-making game. it's also expensive. so many people want to be there. i think most of us will be watching from home. gary glitter, that's the big reveal. there we go. >> alex, i think he wanted to climb that ladder to make that dunk shot for us. we will be back on the court at oracle arena watching alex savidge. he is close. he's up. he's in. proud of you. it is wednesday, april 13. i am dave clark. >> i am gasia mikaelian. let's check weather and traffic. it's not glitter, but clouds you're talking about, steve? >> mix of sun, clouds. breezy, cool, you guys. a system comes in late tonight, tomorrow. last couple of days been a cloudy, mostly cloudy pattern. there are some sun breaks this morning. not much over san jose. that low cloud deck hanging. we have a few to the north and also over san francisco. i don't think much is going to last long because there is a system on its way. jim up in lake county says good morning, steve. good morning, jim. it's been a while. that's all right. sometimes life gets in the way. a very cool, i'll say, 38 on cobb manhattan this morning. tomorrow morning rain. not a lot. we will get a little bit. cooler, breezy. we will turn that frown upside down. we will have sunshine and warmer temps. everything is coming out of the west. that's why we get that westerly breeze. gusts 40 miles an hour around the altamonte pass. coast, bay, inland everybody is within a couple degrees of each other. brentwood's 57. dublin 54. 49 walnut creek. concord 53. sfo has a west wind. so does san bruno. low clouds around. a mix of low/high clouds. partly sunny. partly cloudy. near normal to slightly below normal temps. 50s and 60s. tomorrow morning light rain for the commute. that's tomorrow morning, mr. casteneda. >> i heard you and i'm going to come in -- well, i always come in ready. >> i think you are staying up late tonight. and i don't know why. >> i have a plan. those of us who get up early and want to watch that game tonight, some of us have, you know, the alternative of taking a little nap. that way you will be rested. >> a power nap. >> the man with the plan. >> exactly. i am not going to the game. this would waste too much valuable time. good morning, everybody. just watch it on tv and the second that thing is over say, yay, turn the tv off. go to bed. let's look at what we have now. the morning commute is going to be a little bit slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up to the macarthur maze. but it's improving. this is about a 15 to 20 instead of a 20 to 25-minute delay. finally some of the big volume has gone through. this is now a look at the next commute. this is 880 which is beginning to get heavy. you can tell what time of the morning is because 88 is 0 -- 880 it is busy in oakland. as you head out through most of richmond in berkeley it is going to be heavy. the commute in marin is busy from earlier accidents. i don't want to forget the walnut creek interchange, 680 backed up from 242 to alamo and 24 is slow through lafayette still. 8:03. back to the desk. new this morning, antioch police are investigating a violent crash. one that happened on a street near highway 4 last night. >> it was really bad. one car was badly mangled. ktvu fox 2's alley allie rasmus, you're in the area now. >> reporter: according to police, the driver is a 35-year- old manhe had to be extricated from that honda suv he was driving when he hit a construction cone truck. it happened in the area where we are. this is a street right behind us. there is highway 4 off-ramp and this happened around 10:20 last night. this is what was left of that mangled honda suv after the wreck. police say the driver of that suv was speeding and they are looking into whether drugs or alcohol were involved. the suv hit a construction cone truck. two people inside that truck also went to the hospital, but this morning one of their co- workers told us he found out they are both doing okay. >> i actually spend a lot of time riding in the back of that cone truck, and i saw just watching the news, getting ready to get in the cone truck this morning, and i saw it on the news and i freaked. you know, i am thinking about my buddies. and, yeah, it's scary. >> reporter: the driver of the suv, however, is still in the hospital this morning. antioch's mayor wade harper was driving home from a city council meeting last night when he saw the aftermath of this crash. he is a former police officer and he stepped in to help and comfort the injured driver. >> i was able to tell the guy, do you hear the police and fire? they are on the way. the guys are coming for you. hang in there, you know. we got you. you know, just trying to encourage him to, you know, be alert and to make sure he's breathing and alive. >> reporter: now, the mayor says he saw one of his council members at the crash scene. he pulled over to help her. her vehicle was also apparently struck by the speeding suv, although it's not clear how. she wasn't seriously injured. the mayor says when he stopped and went to talk to her, she was already on the phone calling police about this crash. back you to guys. >> all right. >> there are more police patrols around the palo alto elementary school after a man reportedly exposed himself to a little girl. look at this police sketch of the suspect. on monday a 7-year-old girl was playingato loney elementary school. she went behind a classroom building, saw a man who unbuttoned his pants and exposed himself. if you have any information, call palo alto police. >> legislation that would get rid of the institute of limitations for sex crimes is moving through the state senate. before they gave approval to the build, supporters told committee members the justice for rape victims should not have a ten year deadline. they were alleged victims of bill cosby. one reason prosecutors decided not to prosecute crosby is because the ten year window had closed on most of cases. >> i know the amount of courage and bravery it takes for victims to step forward and speak their truth even amidst hateful and horrific ridicule and scorn. >> the exception to the ten year rule is if new dna evidence is disorder. supporters of the bill say too many rapists go free because of the statute of limitations. >> palo alto firefighters are happy the city approved a pay raise for them, but say it's still not enough money for them to live in the city they protect. a new contract gives firefighters a 2.5% pay raise every year until 2018. that means an average firefighter will get a raise from $88,000 a year to $94,000 a year. >> that's right. the average home price in palo alto is $2.5 million though. matt commutes 105 miles from oakdale south of modesto. not a single palo alto firefighter lives in palo alto. many live in the sierra foothills or central valley. >> not even close to even coming near palo alto. >> i think a lot of us wish we could live in the city we work in or live relatively close. i don't know what the answer is. it's not a reality any more in palo alto. >> the firefighters union says the high cost of living has been driving away good firefighters. the city hopes the new contract helps keep workers and possibly help recruit new ones. >> time is 8:08. hard to believe fans could get any more excited about the warriors this season, but tonight the nba record for the regular season wins, it's on the line. >> it is. ktvu's alex savidge live at oracle. history could be made there tonight. talk about a hot ticket. that seat you're sitting in could be worth thousands in about 11 hours. >> reporter: yeah, it is. i will tell you exactly how much these seats are going to cost you. this is the second row behind the basket. this seat and the one that i'm sitting in, each of these are going for $10,000 apiece. so it's going to cost you if you want to be here inside oracle arena later tonight to potentially witness the warriors make history. they have a chance to do what no other team has done in nba history. win 73 games in a season. all they have to do is knock off the memphis grizzlies later tonight. the team is focused. w nation is ready to go. this is a look at the warriors yesterday. they were practicing at their facility. a lot of attention on this team right now. media outlets from around the country swarmed the warriors' practice yesterday as the w's close in on history. they have 72 wins. they are tied with the 95-96 chicago bulls at 72 wins. one more win gives them the best regular season record of all time. draymond green talked at practice about what the team will do if they win tonight. >> we'll smile. hug each other and say great and go back to the locker room and coach will give a sentimental speech and then we'll move on. >> reporter: so again there are still tickets available at warriors.com and also tickets on the resale market. we checked in with ticketmaster this morning. if you are not interested in paying ten grand to sit two rows back from the court, some seats available $300 apiece. still expensive. i put the question on my twitter page earlier asking people where they were going to be watching the game. not a lot of folks coming to the arena. most folks are, like myself and many of us, are going to be watching the game at home, getting together with friends and family to have a little wednesday night party hoping that we can all celebrate some warriors history later tonight. >> and it's stunning, how so many in the community are getting in on this. it's warriors spirit day at my elementary school. the kids are being asked to wear blue and yellow for tonight's game. >> i love it. yeah, i think this -- obviously, it's not quite the same as winning a championship. i think this would mean a lot to not only warriors fans, but to, yeah, the community as a whole. i think there is a sense of pride in this team and i think we're going to see that tonight, especially if the warriors can set this record and be the best team -- or the team with the best regular season record ever in history. pretty amazing stuff. >> alex, cho -- thank you. >> lots of announcements out of san francisco. if you are on facebook, ahead what you will soon see on your news feed and messenger app. >> looks like a state soda tax won't happen here any time soon. >> good morning. a commute here that is moving along pretty well if you are driving to the bay bridge though there is waiting to do at the toll plaza. well, the little extra sunshine today, temperatures might pop a little bit, but we will see what's in store for this wednesday. is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso. i want in. ♪ you're ready. ♪ get ready to experience a cup above. is that coffee? nespresso. what else? >> the fight over a bus stop in downtown oakland continues this morning and it's still not clear how it's going to be resolved. the stop used to be at 30th and broadway. now there is a sprout's grocery store there and ac transit doesn't stop there any more. before that store opened the city and ac transit planned on moving the bus stop down the street, but that stop was in front of summit bank and the bank says that's a security risk. >> it blocks the access for police to see inside and allows robbers to mingle in and more easy to rob a bank. >> the bank says it will fight the move. it's likely going to be several months before residents see that bus stop back in service. >> 8:15. the latest effort to impose a tax on sugary drinks in california fell flat. for the 8 time in six years, t in the legislature. if it passed, it would have imposed a 2-cent per ounce fee on sugary drinks. the money would be used to pay for obesity, diabetes and oral health programs. critics say soda tax, a warning label won't change behavior. >> you may not need low-fat dairy products. a study by tufts university says adults who eat dairy products with high amounts of fats had fewer case of diabetes. earlier studies show people who switch from whole fat to low- fat foods, well, they tend to compensate by eating foods with more carbohydrates or sugars. doctors say higher fat cheeses, yogurts, and milk can be part of a healthy diet. they say make sure the fats you eat come from healthy sources like olive oil and avocados. >> researchers say attar of the apology can be broken down by science and they are offering a temp late of saying sorry successfully. researchers at ohio state university say the ideally apology has six components, regrets, what went wrong, ac energying responsibility, expressing remorse, offering reparation and asking for forgiveness. this is based on a survey of several hundred people offered apologies made up of some or all of these elements. and what i hate is the apology that goes i'm sorry if you were offended by my. sal, when they turn it back on you, am i right? >> i got you. >> it's not an apology. that is a placing blame on you. >> and then do you just come back and say, that doesn't sound like an apology to me? >> right. then you delete that person from your contacts. >> oh, well, yeah. >> which is forever. >> right. exactly. if they are just on social media, there is a block function that works nicely. >> good morning. let's look at the commute now. the traffic is moving along relatively well. if you are driving on westbound bay bridge, it is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. no major problems. 15 and 20-minute delay. there is some improvement. however, it's not, you know, it's not completely good. there is a little bit of waiting to do. also looking at the commute here on 880 northbound. the typical slow traffic that we normally see is there this morning. let's go to the east bay again and take a look at the san mateo bridge. that's recovered after earlier problems. if we can check out the maps, you will still see some slow traffic on highway 4. a little bit late for that. 680 is slow still. stop and go from concord to walnut creek again heading down to danville. so things have not completely improved. 8:18. let's go to steve now. >> all right. sal, thank you, sir. we do get some sun breaks. what? i know. it's been a couple of days. almost four or five for some. at least we have some. yet there is a westerly breeze and that's really going to keep us from getting that warm here. in fact, it's pretty robust. fresh for some. about 23040 some of the higher elevations. san francisco 52. the record low back in 1883 when it was 43. the record high 18 in 1985. you can see the airflow. it's just right there coming west. onshore breeze and that's allowing -- even though we get breaks in the clouds, the higher clouds have moved off. the next system is knocking on the door there. come on in. it will be here late tonight into tomorrow morning. we will get a little bit of rain. not a lot. 40s and 50s on the temps. some mid 50s. some upper 40s. low 50s. 50 san ramon. walnut creek. 54 martinez. sfo west at seven. hayward. the onshore push is good for some. 39 in truckee. 47 ukiah. 52 sacramento and also monterey. our higher clouds are moving off. we will get sun for a while. the low clouds are screaming out ahead of it. they will work therapy in late this afternoon. with the least we get sun for a bit. the system sweeps by tomorrow morning. not a lot with this system. it has cooler air though. increasing low clouds later. that will be late tonight/tomorrow morning. then breeze and cool tomorrow afternoon. low clouds. sun mixed in. 60s for highs. a little bit below normal near the coast. near normal for others which is 62 to 70 degrees. that's where we're going to fall in today. few high clouds. sun mixed in. 60s. coast, bay, even inland. ben that westerly breeze it's tough to warm up when it's that strong. 50s, 60s coast in the city and the peninsula. tomorrow morning early rain. not much. get it out of here. friday looks okay. saturday and sunday look beautiful. >> all right. steve, thank you. >> you got it. time is 8:20. you look on social media, i know you have seen dogs that have their own pages. obviously, the owners are taking pictures. >> right. now there is an ad agency that came up with a way for the dogs to do their own post. this could be good for hap and bella. it's a special vest with a sensor that tells if the dog is wagging its tail in happy way. it then snaps a photo and automatically uploads that photo to social media. at this point hap and bella will have to travel to spain to get this selfie vest. however, i have no doubt if it is successful we will soon see it all around the world. >> happy and bella can't be on facebook. >> time is 8:21. catching people texting while driving may get easier for the police. ahead, how police in new york say they may be able to prove distracted driving. first though more trouble for american apparel. why hundreds of workers could soon be out of a job. this one?e is our best side? that one? you know what? actually, our best side is this one... ...our heart. because only an airline with a heart would give you great deals like this... now you can fly for as low as 69 dollars one-way. book your low fare now at southwest.com. low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. >> checking you wall street this morning, the dow jones is up by more than 100 points. up .7 of 1%. almost the same on the s&p percentage-wise. nasdaq is up by more than 1%. american apparel plans to lay off hundreds of workers. the company, which makes hip clothing and accessories, notified 500 employees in southern california they could be losing their jobs. they went through bankruptcy reorganization last year. the company has 4300 workers at this point it is not comment ogen the report. right now 39,000 verizon workers are on strike. we shared video of them early this morning. east coast technicians and customer service workers, they have been working without a contract since august. they want a new contract, one that includes less outsourcing, better healthcare and working conditions and more money. >> enough's enough. this company is very profitable and refusing to work with and bargain with their dedicated employees. it's intolerable. corporate ingredient is out of control with this one. >> video games to attract new applicants or to find out if you're right for the job. barclays bank has a game called stack fuse. they use it to find new employees. another company called knack, they develop mobile games used to is screen job applicants. employers say these games help them see beyond the canned responses to questions in a job interview. >> almost 400,000 student loan borrowers will be eligible to have their loans forgiven under a streamlined program. the obama administration says it identified borrowers who have permanent disabilities. they are going to get a letter in the mail with a form to fill out to apply to have the loan forgiven. half of the borrowers are in default. the education department says it could write up more than $7.5 billion in student debt. air china will have direct flights shanghai from san jose. we talked about this. san jose's mayor was here on "mornings on 2". he told nativity mineta airport officials were waiting on approval from the transportation department and it is official. the flights will be beginning in june. tuesday the paper reported the city council will vote on financial incentives to lure air sunshine chinatown so san jose. this is the fifth international flight. >> all right. 8:26. strong recommendations from a task force on reforming santa clara's jail. why they say the sheriff should be removed. and we are live in san francisco for day two of facebook's developers conference. what's on the schedule for today and what's better yet for the developers that are here. good morning. we are looking at a commute that is still very busy in many areas, especially the east bay. and here on 237 heading into the valley also. >> well, a mix of sun and clouds. some high. some low. we have a little sun. it's not going to warm up that much. we will have your cooler wednesday temps. >> welcome back to new york. >> welcome back to "mornings on 2". >> weather is not bad compared to the last few days. a little rain tomorrow morning. a nice weekend. finally blue sky here. a mix of low clouds, higher clouds. it's not very warm. there is a pretty good westerly breezy behind that clearing. temperatures in the 60s. at least final little some sunshine here. a couple days there it was tough to get that low cloud deck to burn off. cassie jean, half moon bay, thank you. good morning, sp. a chilly 54 degrees at the beach. that still -- is there a bad day at the beach? that looks nice. thank you. out of the west she goes. the higher clouds are already boot scooting out of the area. low clouds are in place. our next system is not taking long to get near. it's going to be here later this afternoon, tonight with increasing low clouds. 40s and 50s on the temps. peninsula 50s here. belmont at 55. atherton 55. los altos 53. west at 20 at sfo. west-southwest at livermore. the onshore breeze, system will be here late tonight, tomorrow for light rain and breezy and cool tomorrow afternoon. some sun. some high clouds. some low clouds. near normal on the temps. 60s for just about everybody. >> did he see a delight caltrain in. >> yeah, there is a caltrain that has broken down in san carlos. now trains are single tracking around that train. if you take caltrain or know someone who does, it's going to be late this morning because of that. although the trains are running. there was no crash we know of according to caltrain. let's take a look at the commute here. the traffic is going to be busy still on the san mateo bridge getting off to the high-rise. not a good commute. certainly nothing light just yet. and we are looking at the bay bridge still backed up for a 15 to-20--minute delay. northbound 301 slows because of an earlier accident that was in the lanes. it's on the shoulder of 280 northbound maybe are a better bet. 101 through san mateo is a little bit slow as you drive through. 8:31. back to the desk. >> now the search for a missing man from stockton has led authorities here to the bay area. a silver alert for 68-year-old tommy lee carpenter was issued yesterday. there are advisories posted on bay area freeway signs. yesterday mr. carpenter drove from his home in a red nissan versa to find a dentist. he has not been seen since. the san joaquin county sheriff's department told ktvu his credit card was used at a rotten robbie gas station in san jose last night. authorities are going to check surveillance video hoping to track him down. they are worried because he has early stage dementia. >> the san mateo county sheriff's department is also asking for help in finding an elderly at-risk man. here he is. 73-year-old peter boot of portola valley. last seen monday about 6:15 in the morning. he was leaving his home in his silver 2006 toyota tacoma. he left home without his wallet, cell phone, and important medication that keeps him from being disoriented. now, he is about 6'3", 185 pounds, has grey hair, blue eyes. if you have any information, call the sheriff's office. turning to a developing story of a missing two-year-old san francisco girl after her mother's body was found in a park a candlelight vigil will be held for nicole fitts at the best buy store on harrison street. that's why wrestling tournament she worked. her body was found last friday. police say at this point they are exploring all leads in this case and say they have interviewed some people of interest. ktvu talked with one of those people who calls herself a street pastor who met nicole fitts and her daughter at a homeless shelter. >> i been having people praying all day, all night that that bay bridge would show up, baby ariana will show up. >> my gut tells me that they did something to that girl's babe and when nicole found out she went ballistic as any mother would do. >> friends and co-workers are suspicious of the babysitter. time is 8:34. new this morning a search goes on in the north bay for the owner of a dog believed to have been thrown out of a moving car. petaluma animal services posted this photo. the dog suffered several broken bones, including a broken leg. veterinarians are taking care of her right now. if you have any information about the owner or what happened to this dog call the authorities. time is 8:34. big changes are planned in the next couple of years for facebook. >> that's right. the ceo mark zuckerberg says the next date is going to be about creating a global community. brian flores is live. >> reporter: you know, you guys know this. you have facebook. you know it continues to evolve. that's going to be continuing to be the case in the next few years. mark zuckerberg definitely talked about that. he talked about the changes for the company and there is a lot of changes as well for the developers attending this conference here in san francisco. as we go to video now, during day one of the facebook developers conference in san francisco mark zuckerberg says he wants to see the facebook turn into a global community giving people a voice. he told the crowd during the keynote address that he hopes we have the courage to bring people together. technology wise, facebook has poised itselfnov into more streaming video. in the near future users can use short video for their profiles instead of a picture. zuckerberg expects to use shot -- chatbot, which is an intelligent software program. it's like a conversation. >> artificial intelligence will power all kinds of different services with better than human level perception, and we'll see the emergence of the next major computing platform in virtual and augmented reality. >> reporter: facebook's messenger service in the near future, about 30 companies have signed up so far. company officials talking about facebook say it's kind of a balancing act because they don't want people to be turned off by the amount of ads on the social media site. as we take it back out live at fort mason in san francisco, many of the developers making their way here. many of the workers working the event are here as well. one of the main highlights of today's activities are talking about 360-degree video streaming or video service. we did a report about oculus technology that stanford university did with their athletes. this is kind of the wave of the future that facebook is talking about. you will hear more about what is happening on day two of the developers conference on the ktvu news at noon later today. back to you. >> we will have that then. thank you. >> mark zuckerberg appeared to criticize presidential candidate donald trump yesterday. zuckerberg said, quote, i hear fearful voices calling for building walls, instead of building walls we can help people build bridges. donald trump, of course, the republican presidential frontrunner has building a wall along the u.s. - mexico border a key part of his presidential campaign. zuckerberg supports president obama's actions on immigration. he said his statements were not directed at a particular person. >> san bruno police will hold a news conference about monday's deadly hit-and-run case. we expect to hear new information about the case. so far police say 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. also the contra costa county sheriff's office searching for a suspect in what was thought to be a carjacking, but that is now changed. brian hill described as a 43- year-old man about 6'3", 280 pounds, he has close cropped hair and a goatee and has tattoos of musical symbols on his neck. investigators now say hill forced his way into the silver prius of someone he knew in the tara hills area of west county on friday. he stepped on the gas and veered near three police officers and a police dog. he is wanted now for three counts of attempted murder on a peace officer and stealing a car. if you have any information call the police. >> community leaders are planning a vigil outside the mission police station in san francisco tonight in protest over the deadly police shooting of a young immigrant from guatemala. the group wants the d.a. to release the investigation to the shooing that happened in 2015. the 20-year-old was shot and killed by plain-clothed officers last february. initially police said he lunged at officers with a knife, but autopsy reports showed he was shot in the back. >> now to the south bay. san jose state has hired a chief diversity officer. she will lead the school's office of diversity, equity and inclusion starting in july she grew up in the east bay. got her bachelor's degree at cal state. she worked at the university of oklahoma where she led this scullery's first required freshman diversity training. it comes after three former san jose state students who are white were sentenced for misdemeanor patry on hair african-american roomte 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 weekend plus probation and community service. >> 8:39. a blue-ribbon panel investigating problems at the santa clara county jails are recommending the sheriff be removed from the jail system. the head of the commission made 30 recommendations to the county, including four that they say should happen immediately. they are create an inspector general's office that would have access 24 hours a day to the jails and have the power to investigate complaints, overhaul the grievance system used by the inmates, create more transparency and fairness in the process used to discipline officers, and reform administration of the inmates' welfare fund. that commission says having somebody new to supervise, that 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. >> the sheriff, lori smith, says she has made some of the recent changes at the jail and she wants to remain as supervisor of the jail system while more reforms take place. san francisco's port commission now has the results of a study concerning serious seismic problems on the waterfront. the report says a major earthquake of magnitude 7 or more on the san andreas fault will likely cause the seawallnov. that seawall which runs between fisherman's wharf and at&t park is a foundation for many buildings on the embarcadero, including the historic ferry building. >> in a major event, the seawall would move bay ward, and that would cause a lot of damage to historic resources, to the embarcadero, and we need to fix that. >> it will cost some $3 billion to rebuild that seawall. port officials will now get to work on getting funding. >> some really smart bay area kids from here and all over the country, they are taking part in the white house science fair today. i am going to show you video. this is from tonight you see the president the there. this year there is a 12-year- old from super who designed the elementor. a portable device that teaches the scientific periodic table to the blind. a 17-year-old san jose girl developed a 3d printed version of a lung machine for people with chronic breathing problems. and students at union city's james logan high, they created a solar charging station for electric cars. we are also finding out that a student from evergreen valley high school was among 12 students invited to the event at the white house. anton cowell scored perfect scores on his ap calculus exam last spring. are you kidding me? you see him in this picture third from the left stand being his teachers. the left grader will hear from the president himself as well as interact with other students and professional scientists. >> le 42:00 -- 8:42. looks like the oakland raiders are looking at las vegas. what the team owner is doing in nevada. >> first, how new york says it may be able to prove distracted driving. good morning, we are locking at traffic that is still going to be busy out there in many areas, including highway 24. we are seeing some improvement. there is still a trouble spot i want to mention. well, mostly cloudy out there. some patchy low clouds. we get some sun today. just won't warm up that 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sparsely populated area of myanmar. time is 8:46. well, texting and driving, you know it's against the law, but people do it all the time. well, there is a new device called a textalyzer. it could tell the police whether or not you have been texting behind the wheel. claudine wong back in the studio now. is this an invasion of privacy? >> reporter: that's the debate. and new york is trying to figure out if this is is going to go forward. this textalyzer works like a breathalyzer. it can be used on the spot to see what a driver has been doing. textalyzer tell you if the driver has been texting behind the wheel. it is sometimes difficult to figure that out in the case of an accident. ben and debbie lieberman's 19- year-old son was killed five years ago and they say the driver who caused that crash was tegsing and driving, but it took months to figure it out. >> we subpoenaed the phone records on own through our own civil lawsuit. took us six months to get the record. we found texting through the drive leading up to the crash. >> reporter: they have been working with new york state lawmakers on this new bill that allow officers to use this textalyzer. if you have never heard of it it's still being developed. it scans your phone and that determines if you were texting at the time of the accident or before the accident. as you might imagine, there are some concerns about privacy. supporters say it only detects that texting are being made. it does not read them and cannot get any other information from your phone. >> i think that there is of that needs to be done and that can be done both to address the problem and to respect the privacy rights of drivers. >> so this proposed legislation also says that if a driver refuses to allow police to scan their phone, they could actually lose their license. brooklyn state samably man felix ortiz is co-sponsoring this bill. he wants it passed before the legislature goes to break, and that will be on june 20th. >> that's going to be a hot debate. >> yes. >> all right. thank you. >> time is 8:48. north carolina's governor issued an executive order extending employment protection to lbgt people who are state employees. those workers lost protections as part of a new state law the governor signed three weeks ago. the executive order signed yesterday by republican pat mccrory let's stand provisions in the law that ban transgender people from using bathrooms that correspond to their gender identity. several businesses halted their plans to establish or expand operations in north carolina because of that new law and a federal lawsuit is pending aimed at overturning it. well, organizers announced the theme of this year's san francisco pride parade is racial and economic justice. the parade is set for sunday, june 26. the celebrity grand marshals will be the stars of the fuse tv show transcend ent. it's a show about young talented trans women. members of the black lives matter organization have also been selected as grand marshals. several individuals are also being honored for their work in the lbgt community. it's 8:50. let's check in with sal, see how the commute is doing. >> all right. we still have slow traffic out there, dave. good morning to you. if you are going to leave the house soon, you will see some slow traffic out there starting at the bay bridge. are you? if you are trying to get into san francisco, you will see some slowing here. it's improved a little bit, especially if you are using 880. 880 itself is slow from about 238 heading up to about 23rd. on the other side of the bay, northbound 101 slows out of san bruno through south city because of an earlier accident. southbound 280 slows from the mall to 380. so this area is kind of crowded. caltrain had a problem with a stuck train in san carlos. train number 217 will make all stops to accommodate train number 215 passengers and delays are ranging from 13 to 26 minutes for trains. this is a tweet from caltrain. all right. sal, thank you very much. a very good morning. well, it's been a couple of days. almost four for some that we haven't seen the sun. lo and behold, this morning sunrise over the big city here. this is on our instagram page @ktvu2. there it is. happened again, dave, right on cue. the sun came up. go to our instagram page @ktvu2 you can find that. higher clouds. now we are mostly sunny. so it looks good here. we are getting a little bit of sunshine. it won't last long and it won't be very warm. we have a front coming in tonight and tomorrow. tommy jarvis is at stinson beach. it's a dazzling 54 and sunny, sunny, sunny [ applause ] >> three sunnies there. appreciate that. a tough go for a couple of days. patchy low clouds on parts of the coast. on the san mateo coast and a little bit around the bench there is some patchy low clouds. clouds. sun. a breeze in place. a.m. rain tomorrow. not much. we will get some. cooler and breezy. then we just right in time for your weekend have lots of sunshine and it will be warmer. you can see the airflow direction. it's right out of the west. that's giving some gusts about 30 at mount tam. 40 plus at the altamonte pass. 1400 feet. that's a tough one if you are heading that direction, keep that in mind. blustery for some. at least it's sunny, mostly sunny. the higher clouds blew out quick. the next system is right there. the low clouds will advance i think pretty fast by later this afternoon into tonight. 40s and 50s. a couple of 30s up in lake county. it was 43 in calistoga. a little chill for some. the breeze is in place west at oakland. west-southwest at fairfield. so it's variable for a few. it's due west at sfo and san bruno. that's for sure. 47 ukiah. 52 sacramento. monterey 52. santa barbara says 58. we will get some sun today. there are some patchy low clouds. they will be on the increase as the system inches closer. there is not a a lot to it. south of that there won't be much. a mix of sun and clouds today. light rain tonight, tomorrow morning. by this time tomorrow morning maybe it will be through. clouds breezy, cool. 60s for temps. near normal on the temps. i penciled in a couple of very, very low 70s. they may not be there ng. at least we have the sun today. this cool air mass in place with the west wind, temperatures near average, i think, to slightly below, especially by the coast and around the bay. overall, tonight, tomorrow light rain. it's out of here. the weekend looks good. dave. >> sounds good. >> there you go. >> take another look outside. time is 8:53. let's look outside one more time. beautiful look around the bay. >> ♪ it's gonna be a bright, bright sunshiney day ♪. >> look at the sky there. we get the view. montana will -- montana will be right back. >> welcome back to "mornings on 2". it's 8:56. could the raiders still be thinking about moving to las vegas in later this month raiders owner mark davis goes before a nevada state committee to talk about relocate to go vegas. right now they are looking at 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 raiders do have a one-year lease in oakland through the 2016 season. >> the giants off-season spending spree is paying off. $90million pitcher jeff samardzija went eight things last night. his first victory at a giant. the backup catcher did his best buster impersonation hitting a pair of two-run homers. they win the colorado rockies 7- 2. buster should be back in the line-up tonight. >> the oakland a's let a game slip away at the coliseum against the l.a. angels. infielder marcus siemian homered twice for the a's, but the bullpen just couldn't hold that lead. the a's lead 4-3 in the ninth. geovany soto hit a two-run homer off sean doolittle. the angels won 5-4. all right. here's the dilemma. i get up at about three in the morning. >> right. >> there is a warriors game tonight. >> i heard. >> so i want to see it. what are people going to do when they want to see that game and they have to work early? i know i can take a nap. some people can't, right? >> pull an all-nighter. >> by the way, there is something else going on in the nba tonight that's also important. we will discuss that and all the news of the day. that's coming up on ktvu "mornings on 2: the 9". >> an east bay mayor jumps into action after coming up on a violent car crash involving a city council member. what he did before two people were sent to the hospital. plus, it's game day for the golden state warriors as they go for win number 73. and break dancing to classical music in what some call a clash of cultures. we will be joined by dancers from the red bull performance. of course, one of my favorite groups. the rolling stones. we are going to be spending the night together figuratively only. not literally. so many hearts and minds are going to be inside this place this evening as we all watch the warriors try to make and break a record. going for 73. do i watch at home? do i spend the money and go to the game? do i go to my kids' baseball practice? these are questions many of us are grpl

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