warmer today and then cooling down. the water temperature at 47 to 51 degrees outside of the golden gate so even though we do not have heat inland we do have fog forming. the high clouds are to the south but here we go with bodega bay at 47, half moon bay at 51 which is bone chilling cold. salons that cold water stays there the fog is having no problem forming with that westerly breeze. 40s and 50s for many, 44 in grade 10, kelseyville and mill valley in there, and bodega bay at 46. a big low in southern california and moving south with that pressure relaxing a little bit but very impressive on the water vapor as the moisture has back into the sierra. we will have dry weather today and tomorrow before the next system drops in wednesday for cooler weather. 60s, 70s with a few low 80s. it is 6:02 am. the traffic is okay and we start with the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have a backup, so i do not want to miss lead you but no major problems as i look around. when it comes to getting into the city you can see the traffic is okay as we look at the gilroy commute, and i have seen some slow traffic as you drive up to the area. looking at the san jose commute, traffic will be okay as you can see. the traffic on the freeways is okay, but westbound blocking the traffic for vehicle accident in the san jose fire department is at the scene. there is quite a bit of equipment at the same but again not affecting the freeway at the random lane west -- brand dome -- brandom lane west. today in washington the former acting attorney general sally yates will testify before the senate committee investigating the russian interference into the presidential election and yates is expected to tell lawmakers she warned the house about the contact between michael flynn and russia. she reportedly alerted the white house about the discrepancies between the michael flynn statements with this conversation with the russian ambassador. michael flynn was later fired. the fourth circuit u.s. court of appeals in richmond, virginia will hear arguments on the president trump travel ban to the six predominately muslim countries and will decide whether the travel ban violates the constitution. the ninth court of appeals in san francisco is looking at similar challenges of the travel ban and if the courts come up with different rulings legal experts say will probably go to the supreme court. warning students to be on alert after several incidents were reported on campus of the weekend. we are at the stanford university with more on what happened.>> reporter: the word is filtering out to the campus community and in the meantime campus law enforcement is looking for suspects in the incidence as they look into the campus battery from 1 am sunday. the party on campus was breaking up when the suspect punched the victim and took off. they do have a lead on the suspect in that case. in the meantime, there were a pair of suspicious incidents at the roble hall on campus on saturday morning around 10 am with the state on the first floor heard noises and saw a man prying open his window. the suspect took off. sunday evening at 8:15 pm a student reported seeing a man standing outside of his window possibly with the chain. when that person was spotted he also ran away in the victim said that he could've had another man with them. the suspect descriptions are similar, a hispanic male in his 30s. there could be new measures on campus soon and we are following reports that work will be done to make this path, "this scary path" making it safer and we will talk with students to get their take on what they feel about the campus safety and the recent incidents occurring over the weekend. it is 6:05 am. a san jose man facing charges of attempted murder of a police officer after firing shots at them yesterday and the third officer involved shooting in san jose within a week. yesterday was just before 8 am and the police say the suss back have been looking suspicious at the sporting goods store and when the police arrived the man pulled a gun and started shooting at them. the police officer return fire and no one was hurt. the police say the suspect jumped over a fence into the mobile home park and was arrested. they also found a handgun which they say it had been reported stolen in a burglary in 2013. >> the actions of the suspect were appalling and the continued violence toward law enforcement officers is equally appalling. >> the police say the suspect is believed to be homeless with a history of mental illness. the republicans in the senate under pressure to deliver the healthcare repeal bill following the passage of the house bill last week as former president obama addresses the ongoing health care debate. we have more from los angeles. >> reporter: president obama calling on republicans in congress to rethink the repeal of obama care as he tries to preserve his signature healthcare law. the former president speaking after receiving a prestigious award sunday night. >> it requires courage to champion the moment, the vulnerable, the sick. >> reporter: democrats saying the plan does not cover pre- existing conditions. >> under this bill no matter what you cannot be denied coverage. >> reporter: the white house trying to hold that criticism of the bill that went before the house last week and now going into the senate. >> most likely the bill passed the house would not be the bill put in front of the president, and republicans will have a chance to change the bill.>> reporter: senate republicans being forced to come up with their own health care plan for the first time. >> the house bill will not come before the senate that will be started from scratch as we draft our own bill. i am convinced we will take the time to do it right. >> reporter: while the democrats are against the repeal some could be included in the conversation. >> no one has asked any democrat and i am willing to work and fix things if they really willing to do it but i cannot do it with a threat of shutdown, repeal and throw it out. >> reporter: it will need a simple majority vote to pass. mirian rafferty, fox news. in santa clara, holding the town meeting at more than 300 people showing up and healthcare was one of the big topics and the congressman talked with the 10:00 news saying he is not optimistic about what the republicans appear to want for healthcare in the near future.>> of course obama care can be improved but the way to improve it is either by having a single care, medicare for all and by the way donald trump for himself touted that on his campaign trail praising the australian system and the candida system as the bell for healthcare in both of them are single care. or to bring in an option to help bring down premiums. >> the congressman said he is not opposed to joining with republicans to find and pass the healthcare program fared everybody and we will talk live with the congressman again this morning at 8:35 am. celebrations continue in france after the presidential election results show emmanuel macron winning by a large margin against marine le pen. there is support across the european continent for macron and is moderate political viewpoint . his inauguration is scheduled for sunday and at 39 years old he becomes the youngest president in modern france, germany, russia and italy sending messages of congratulations and knew which is for cooperating with france. >> president trump one of the first international leaders to contact and congratulate macron, " congratulations to emmanuel macron on his big win today as the next president of france. i look very much forward to working with them." calling for action after the secret you see find is revealed and how lawmakers are responding and the possible effect on students and staff. flames and smoke filling the air as work continues at the valero refinery. fog at the san mateo and santa cruz coast, warmer temperatures on this monday. welcome back to mornings on 2 and it is 6:13 am . you may still see smoke coming from the valero refinery after the friday power outage that shut down the entire refinery. they had to release the chemical buildup to prevent the explosion inside the refinery and they will have to continue to do that as they bring the entire refinery back online but the smoke will be released on the north side so they can inspect the south side which could take several days. the fire at the san jose church being called suspicious and is started at 2 am yesterday at the church of the east on minnesota avenue. the firefighters quickly got it under control and the exterior of the building was damaged but the inside was not. the investigation into the cause of the fire continues. texas governor greg abbott signing the sanctuary city ban into law over the weekend and those opposed staged a protest outside of the governor's mansion in austin yesterday. the law will allow the police to ask if someone is in the u.s. illegally during a routine stop and threatening sheriff's with jail time if they do not cooperate with the agents, and the police chief in dallas, fort worth, austin and san antonio have publicly opposed the legislation. it is 6:14 am. for the most part the commute looks okay with some slowdowns. not a lie commute but we have some slowdowns on 280 to start off with northbound to 80 traffic not looking bad driving through downtown san jose. i 85 and 101 are okay. no major problems. as we look at the east bay commute slowing down on 880 and 680 we had earlier crash southbound at the bottom of the sunol grade. you will see the traffic out of dublin all the way down into fremont slower than what we would like to see. we received a tweet from someone saying there is a backup on the vasco road, and the marsh creek road is closed at the morgan territory road due to mudslide which could be putting more pressure on the other roads in that area. here is a look at the westbound bay bridge backed up for a 15 to 20 minute delay. it is 6:15 am. do we have new mudslide or the old mudslide? >> it is the same one but the chp has put a little art out that it will be closed -- and alert is out that it will be closed. we need to make sure everyone knows about this. >> i believe there is only one lane going through. >> i am reading what chp has said and you are familiar with the area, and do you think that more people could be on some of the other roads such as vasco as a result? >> yes, by far. a little bit of fog on the san mateo and santa cruz coast and otherwise a mostly sunny monday. in campbell this morning, you can see the high clouds and temperatures warming up. santa rosa 77 and livermore at 74 bumped up to 79 in san jose from 76 and now 78 for today so not bad. we will have some fog favoring the san mateo-santa cruz coast. some 50s and 60s, bayside 70s to upper 70s with a few low 80s. we have some fog and looking at the bodega bay water temperature at 47, 50 in san francisco and half moon bay at 51. when we get water temperatures that cold with the westerly breeze, they have no problem popping up the fog and low clouds. 40s and 50s, cool morning and 47 at the concord pavilion, 47 in black hawk and walnut creek, 50 at vallejo and martino's, and 30 in truckee. monterey at 50 in santa barbara at 46 in la 49 so it is cold down there today. the aerial flood advisories out for the west fork of the carson due to that snowmelt, and that goes through friday. keep an eye on that and also at the merced. we have that bigger is low that gives southern cal and fornia -- california rain and hail. phoenix tomorrow looking for a high of 70. 70 degrees in the average is 92. the low has moved far enough south that it is getting out of the picture but still impressive. we have that northerly breeze along the coast that produces this cold water temperature. nice and warmer with tuesday the warmest day for a while as this next system drops and wednesday through sunday. today 50s and 60s at the beach, 60s and 70s in the bay and upper 70s and low 80s inland. to the north and east will be the warmest with temperatures on the peninsula in the 70s. 50s and 60s on the coast. after tuesday back into the school pattern for the weekend and possibly through early next week.>> i did see a lot of people heading to the beach over the weekend and it is a good thing because we are cooling down quite a bit. it is 6:19 am. the game changer and the fight to deal with the homeless crisis, the ambitious new plan that could lead to changing a couple of years. i don't want to jinx anything but can we make out the brooms as the warriors go for the sweet sweep. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. welcome back to mornings on 2 and it is 6:22 am. we have the new information about the secret slush fund kept by the uc office of the president. >> the audit revealed $175 million in secret funds connected with the office of janet napolitano, and we will explain how the discovery is pushing the state lawmakers to introduce new bills. >> reporter: one of the new bills proposed to the state lawmaker out of stockton punishing you t holding state funds by paying the administrators more than the governor makes and this is an ongoing issue over the past several years. the 2015-16 fiscal year, 712 use the administrators earned over $182,000 year, more than the base salary of the governor, and a 60% increase in the number of administrators that made the amount of money five years ago. this bill would propose the amendment to the california constitution to allow voters to decide whether to prevent the uc system from wasting and raising the tuition when the administrators make more money from the governor. a constitution amendment would be needed and unlike the cal state university system the uc system is autonomous from the legislature with their own government going back over 100 years. the only way the state legislature can compel the system to do anything is by threatening to withhold the money. they have been lobbying hard to prevent passage from any bills that will chip away at the autonomy and the situation may not be any different for the latest bill for possible action on the proposed constitutional amendment in the state senate. lawmakers have yet to take the next step on the bill. it is 6:24 am. san francisco has a new online way to apply for affordable housing opportunities calming and it will allow people to submit applications for affordable housing on the lottery online instead of submitting written applications to each project and then showing up the day of the lottery to see if the number is called. the odds are high with hundreds typically submitting applications when the affordable housing opportunities become available. it is 6:25 am. the nonprofit organization pledging $100 million to fight homelessness and they want to reduce the chronic homelessness by 50% within five years, and this is the biggest of its kind for a donation made to san francisco, used to crate new housing and imprudent mental health, and opted to support the programs that deal with the causes of homelessness. the weekend hike ended early for this east bay woman, coming up we show you this daring rescue on mount diablo. many schools in marin county issuing a warning to parents about the controversial netflix series "13 reasons why" which focuses on the issue of teenage suicide. we will tell you why administrators are worried about the graphic content. so far so good when it comes to the morning commute on san jose into 80 and problems -- in 280. a bite in the morning erincool at 40s and 50s with lots of sunshine. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. this is ktvu mornings on 2. welcome back on this monday, may 8, i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook. we check in and we want to enjoy the slightly warmer temperatures today and tomorrow. >> i am listening. >> it is foggy. >> we are looking for warmer monday although it is rather cool this morning. ending up with 60s and 70s along the coast and bay with upper 70s and low 80s inland. everything is good to go today and here we go with our donnie downer. he says happy opportunity for this monday and a chilly start in augsburger. -- in augsburger. it is a clip-on tie i have on. we have ball for a few but not for many, warmer bayside and upper 70s with low 80s, topping out tomorrow for we go back down with the fog. i know that half moon bay has seen the fog but that looks to be the source with the napa airport supporting the fog. 47 with the water temperature bodega bay and that is cold. half moon bay at 51 and the lowe's on the coast are very cool. that certainly translates into that overnight low with mostly clear skies, woodside at 44, 47 in hillsborough, pacifica, atherton and menlo park. that strong low in southern california giving them rain and hail with cold temperatures but on the way out with this high pressure giving us two days of warm weather with 60s, 70s and if you 80s. we have moderate traffic, traffic slowing down at the bay bridge. everybody wants to know how the bay bridge is doing, and it has been slow. i sleep -- i see it is very crowded but nothing new reported in the last few minutes. we did have a traffic hazard on westbound 580 at the connector ramp on eastbound 24 but that should not affect this traffic. slow traffic on 880 southbound near 23rd with a disabled vehicle, and southbound on i 80 at 16th we have disabled vehicle reported. san mateo traffic getting busy. 680 looking okay from the alamo to san ramon and very slow from dublin to the snow gray due to the earlier crash at the bottom of the sonoma grade. vasco road we had an earlier accident with the big rig and several viewers said that the vasco road commute is slow so give yourself extra time. some people of turned around and frustration, and that is the type of morning that vasco road is having. 6:32 am. north korea says another american citizen is the team for "hostile acts" against the country making it four americans detained and this young man, kim hak song worked for the palm yang university of science and technology and just earlier we had another tourist detained. garcia torres being tried for the disappearance of the 15- year-old who disappeared on her way to school and garcia torres could be sentenced to death if convicted but pleading not guilty. the trial of three santa clara county correctional deputies charged with killing and meet michael tyree in 2015, and all accused of being accused of beating him to death in his jail cell and if convicted they could see life in prison. many in the school district telling parents to watch for signs of suicidal behavior in the children. >> this is a reaction to the controversial netflix series, "13 reasons why" and the story of the young teenage girl that takes her own life, and there is some concern that educators and parents have about the show. >> reporter: good morning. administrators are worried that the popular netflix series could trigger some that are struggling with depression already. where outside of the high school , and the administrators in the school students to seek counseling after watching "13 reasons why". >> she needed you as a friend and that is what should have mattered to you. >> reporter: according to the moran journal, many in the school district have sent letters to the parents urging the parents to watch the series with their children and to have a conversation about the content . administrators are concerned about the graphic nature of the show in which a 17-year-old girl commits suicide. the series is receiving national criticism for glorifying teenage suicide in some administrators are worried about the possibility of copycat behavior. there is a chance that administrators believe, some of the students may identify with some of the same to the show because much of it was shot in marin and around the bay area. we should point out that on sunday netflix announced it has renewed the series "13 reasons why" for the second season.>> it has a lot of appeal because they shot the series around their and it is not recommended for younger kids under the age of 16 but they are curious because they want to see their town, their school, or whatever in the movie. >> that is my there is so much concern. >> reporter: they are afraid the kids will identify with the locations they are seeing, and it could trigger more emotions for the kids watching the show because it looks like home to them as they watch the show.>> hopefully this will foster a lot of conversation, thank you, alex. it is 6:35 am. the san francisco police are investigating the carjacking of an uber driver who stopped at a gas station saturday night to use the bathroom when two man jumped in his car and told him to drive to pier 39, then pulling a gun to force him to drive around san francisco and ended up driving to richmond. the carjackers told the uber driver to take money out of his atm and they stole his car when the victim ran away. they're looking for the 2015 white toyota camry with this license plate number. is still missing in yosemite is the 24-year-old a hiker, alexander sevier last send one week ago in the campground and could've been going hiking outside of the yosemite valley and described as 5'6" tall, 128 pounds. here is's photograph, black hair and brown eyes and he could been wearing the abercrombie clothing or hollister clothing at the time. an inch of woman recovering after being rescued off of mount diablo by helicopter, the contra costa fire district rescued her from a remote trail saturday afternoon with a broken ankle, and she was unable to hike back on her own. she is expected to be okay. the police in san rafael arrested a man that they say pretended to be a landlord offering housing in exchange for sex. the police say the 38-year-old maldinado put up ads using a fake name and investigators say he prayed on the immigrant community because he thought they would never report him. he was arrested during the undercover sting and the police say he asked the undercover officer for $2000 a month for rent and six to rent the apartment -- and sex to rent the apartment and finally admitted he was not associated with the real estate company nor did he have any properties to rent. two officers killed in their apartment in boston, dr. lina bolanos and dr. richard field were found after the police responded to calls with the man with the gun and reportedly the doctors were engaged to be married. the suspect started shooting at the police when they arrived on scene, and he was shot and wounded by the police. the police believed that they were targeted. the police in las vegas arrested a 27-year-old man they suspect killed a southern california man with a single punch and the police use this surveillance video to identify the suspect they say, james beach, walked away after punching a 45-year-old in las vegas for a bachelor party. the man fell unconscious to the ground and died four days later and survived by five children. beach known as james garcia is facing a charge of murder. some upset over the removal of the three confederate monuments and both sides facing off as hundreds gathered at the memorial honoring confederate general robert e lee. the city of new orleans will be taking down several monuments and one was taken down last month. the mayor of new orleans says that statue puts the confederate on a pedestal which is out of step in today's values of racial diversity and inclusion. on the other side, supporters of the monument say this honors southern heritage and history. >> we know that it is coming down and they are apparently determined to do so. they need to realize this is southern pride. >> at least three people were arrested in the protest yesterday. the fremont police are looking for a special van that help the disabled to get around town and the 2014 white chrysler van was stolen saturday. it has an electronic lift for passengers in wheelchairs and the license plate number is dp197hm and if you see it you're being asked to call the fremont police. it is 6:40 am. coming up, accusations against the head of the brain county coroner's office on -- marin county coroner's office. making the landing, and what we know about the air force testing over the weekend. moderate with a few slowdowns, and a couple places will be very slow, san francisco looking okay driving northbound 101. a calm morning but lots of sunshine today with the bump up on the temperatures. another cool pattern on the way. welcome back to mornings on 2. we take a look at wall street this morning and we've a live look at the down jones which is down 24 points, 20,983. the nasdaq and s&p are also down. >> we have a few familiar names in stocks to watch, amazon stock which is said to be $1000 to share some point and 944 right now. company coach as well. the boards of both companies have approved a deal worth $2.4 billion and the ceo of coach saying he hopes the deal will help the country to reach the younger crowd and the kate spade stock is up after the opening bell. sonic boom being heard and felt across central florida yesterday morning. the secret air force spy plane landing at the kennedy space center, and the x-37b has been flying nonstop for two years and it looks like a space shuttle. the air force said they are conducting classified experiments. >> we are not too sure what it does and we are not supposed to but we are sure it makes the chinese, russians and north koreans nervous. >> people more than 40 miles away heard the sonic boom. this was the fourth mission for the plane. happening today a ribbon cutting being held at 11 am to celebrate the oakland first protected bike lane running along the broadway on-ramp on highway 24 between the teeth avenue and brookside avenue. the lanes are separated by the concrete median and the ribbon- cutting ceremony will be at 11 am this morning. it is 6:45 am. let's check in with gasia mikaelian .>> good morning. we all know that mother's day is sunday and today where asking who do spend more on, mom or dad when it comes to the special day. a new study finds that mom is more likely to get more gifts and why we have a tendency to spend on mother and why the west coast is stacking up to the spending by the rest of the nation. making an offering and music to the ears, and what happened one a fan asked her to pay for college tuition, and the condition she put on the very generous offer. the stories and much more in a couple of minutes. the cal athletic department celebrating the work done in the classroom and uc berkeley is been notified that seven of the teams in the top 10 academically and that includes the men's tennis team and the women's tennis team being recognized for the seventh consecutive year. the other teams are the women's volleyball, lacross, golf and gymnastics along with the men's water polo team. the largest number in the past earned this distinction is five . honoring the 50th anniversary of the summer of love over the weekend. people were celebrating peace and love in 1967 and the theme for yesterday was "the summer of kind of weird. " lots to see what attributes of the grateful dead and many other throwbacks to the time in history. the event was centered at the howard and second street's with music on 11 stages. this was the 18th annual "how weird" street fair. >> did you ever wear your tie- dye? >> i did, a long time ago. >> you had to have worn some tie-dye at some point, sal. >> i did but it did not look good on me. it is like a tattoo, it looks good on other people but i don't like it on me. good morning everyone. the traffic will be okay if you are driving in most areas. we have a serious accident on bradom lane and it will be closed until they clear the accident. they had to extract someone from this car that you can see, a violent crash. the investigation continues, and again that is a good area to avoid in san jose. you can see this will be shut down and it does not look like they will be removing this any time's. -- anytime soon. moving along to the south bay freeway, northbound 280, 101 and i-5 slower. 680 southbound this morning out of dublin is slow due to the earlier accident. also, vasco road from written word -- brentwood to livermore slow due to a crash. even though you are getting through this is a very bad commute. if you commute on vasco road it will not be a great morning, so leave yourself extra time. highway 4 westbound slow the pittsburg and west point. highway 24 is moderately heavy on the way to the tunnel. at the bay bridge toll plaza we have a 25 minute delay at the end of the line and paying cash. it is 6:49 am. we have low clouds, not lasting long but amazing this is formed. the temperatures are pretty cool in the 40s and 50s with fog up at napa and the san mateo coast with a little bit on the santa cruz coast. it will be warmer today but mainly inland and not so much along the coast and bay. we bump you up from santa rosa from 77 and now 80, san jose 76 and now 78 with low clouds. we favor that for those areas along the coast but inland this won't last long. 70s with a few low 80s, and watch how this fog is forming. it is forming because our water temperatures are cold. san francisco buoy, half moon bay 51 with cold water in place. that is good and nutrient rich. 40s on the temperatures, 49 in fremont, 49 at the napa airport with fog and down it 43 and hillsborough at 44, 46 at bodega bay. we will rebound with 38 in arcata, cool in southern california as well. they had rain and reports of hail, keeping temperatures well below average and continuing to do that. palm springs rebounding into the 80s with the high in phoenix tomorrow in the 70s, almost unheard of and 22 degrees below average for this time of year. the low is far enough south where the winds will relax. the high pressure building in today and tomorrow giving us a warm up, however, it will not stay. it will move out except for the patchy fog, another area of low pressure dropping and wednesday through sunday and possibly in the monday meeting temperatures will be well below average. 60s and 70s near the water, upper 70s and a few low 80s inland. it looks like this pattern will meet today and tomorrow the warmest for a while and we will have and extended stretch of cooler weather going into your weekend. >> my mother's day weekend. >> i know, and there it is. it is probably good news for what we will talk about coming up with a record snowfall in the sierra, and now it is melting. perhaps the cooler weather will help with some of the problems that the people living in this year are now facing. ktvu is in utah head of the playoff game between the warriors and the jazz, and see what the bay area fans are doing in salt lake city. well it's a perfect nespresso hold on a second.orge. mmm. ♪ [mel torme sings "comin' home baby"] hey there. want a lift? ♪ where are we going? no don't tell me. let me guess. ♪ have a nice ride. ♪ how far would you go for coffee that's a cup above? i brought you nespresso. nespresso. what else? welcome back to mornings on 2 6:55 am. see the folks watching that wayward whale back into the waters after getting stuck off the coast of mexico, it's 40 ton stranded yesterday. the authorities came out and organized a rescue. that is a big rescue. a team of people out there for four hours and eventually it was able to go back into deeper waters and was able to swim away. 6:56 bit sierra snow packet starting to mount and that is raising water levels at lake tahoe and flood concerns for those concerns are expected to continue as warmer weather continues. the water continues to melt off the mountainsides and north lake tahoe fire district says some people that found water seeping into their homes. >> the normal areas that have a runoff are seeing a heightened amount that those areas cannot hold the water. so we responded to calls to mitigate the issue. >> the fire stations have been handing out sandbags to homeowners trying to get ready for runoff and flooding as it gets warmer. plenty of celebrities at the mtv movie mtv awards and a wild weather including hail. what was expected to be a star- studded red carpet event was a deserted red carpet because hail chased everyone in the shrine auditorium. celebrities ran in its last in 10 minutes some slowly making their way so they do not fall. even though the weather got better, after the hailstorm, the red carpet was off-limits. warriors one game away from sweeping the utah jazz and abetting to the western conference finals. could take the series against the jets tonight. kevin durant led them to victory of the weekend. >> ktvu's caught up with locals talking about the series and what some call the boring nightlife is a lake city. >> reporter: matt barnes in -- didn't make any friends last week with their comments about the city's lack of nightlife. they have a point. it is not easy finding fans on a sunday afternoon picnic session a sports bar called the green pig. >> there's no way. >> if they bring it back they will win. >> the sentiment is preventing a warriors sweep is a longshot and the chances of the jazz winning four in a row is just about impossible. i'm so proud the jazz made it this far but this is the end of the road. >> that's probably it. >> predictions? >> yes. >> they have a point with three of the warriors big four having off night saturday, kevin durant took over and what makes the warriors tough is all of the warriors stars are unselfish enough to defer if they are not producing. >> we knew he had a going you should have seen the guys trying to get him the ball. that's what you enjoy about the group the talent is there but unselfishness is off the charts phenomenal to me. last night they stepped up they matched it and they did a good job of matching it. same story a game of four. >> about that nightlife in salt lake city. >> they don't know the right places to go but that is my thought and the right people to hang out with. >> cheers. >> they had two more chances to make sure his the final road trip of the season do you topic salt lake city joe fonzi ktvu fox 2. we will tell you which college campus is on edge this morning after weekend of suspicious incidents. >> as republicans try to gain more support for the new healthcare bill, comments made by former president obama about the bills he championed is ahead on mornings on 2. monday, may 8 i'm gasia mikaelian . >> -- interesting, it will be nice, there is cold ocean water and in fact it's helping to get rid of some fog if i do not think it was cold it wouldn't be upper 40s low 50s we have a patchy fog coming over san francisco and parts of the bay. unusual the lows are cool. in the 40s here. this isn't something you see all the time but when bodega bay water temperature is 47, that is helping pit allison lewis happy bundle up my dog sadi

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