good morning. thanks for joining us here on mornings on 2. thursday morning, may 17 . i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. is a chilly this morning or no? >> it feels nice to me. >> that's what i thought. we will talk to steve. he knows. >> the expert. >> it's cool for us, for me. but a little warm today. a teeny bit warmer. after you today's some activity for some. not for all. are low through nevada. still some low clouds are filling in. as they do, we will see those retreat. there's the low. it went through. big thunderstorm activity over the mountains, northeast california. the lowe's now in central california into nevada. right there. as it moves east kurt daudt -- that allows conditions to come down. just a relentless 40s on a few times. napa airport is in there. sunnyvale is in there. santa rosa. 50s for others. upper 40s, low values, 46. one observation, napa.

46. 46 in mill valley. 60s on the coast. big old low there. we are on the drier side for just about everybody. so it's a little bit warm. will near average to across the board here. san francisco, 64. 60s and some mid-70s. slightly below inland. 4:01. good morning, sir. >> good morning to you, sir. and right now, we do have traffic that is already slow, approaching the altamont pass, believe it or not. on 80, on 580, party meet westbound as you drive toward the altamont pass. there's little bit of slow traffic on that tracy super commute. it does look good. i want to start wet highway for was fined for -- 4 to connect around i-80. not a lot of traffic on this hour. and as you get to the bay

bridge toll plaza, it is light. at 4:02, let's go back to the desk. >> so, think it. oakland police are searching for suspects after an early morning hit-and-run crash. >> it happened at 2:30 this morning. police say a one car flipped over after being hit by the suspect. one person died at the scene. a second was taken to the hospital. police are now looking for two people they statement from -- ran from the scene after the crash. we do have a crew headed there now and we will have a live report an -- and an update coming up. reuben foster, very important women are hearing. facing charges related to an alleged domestic violence incident. he pleaded not guilty to three felony charges. the alleged victim is foster's x girlfriend who told -- ex- girlfriend who could -- told police he punched her. foster did not -- testified

that he did not hit her. then prosecutors will decide if they'll go ahead with the charges. all-girls catholic high school in san jose is accused of feeling to report sexual abuse claims by students. former students say they were molested by teachers at presentation high school. administrators failed to ask, they say. attending the meeting last night in which some a lump called for the -- alumni called for the resignation of the principal and the school board of directors. >> touched her leg. >> reporter: the meeting started with a compilation video of former students who say they reported sexual misconduct and they did nothing. >> after talking with some of the parents and the students, it's clear that not everyone knows what's going on. >> reporter: catherine meehan and sharon, both 1991 graduates, post -- hosted this first ever community meeting.

claiming administrators failed to notify authorities about reports of sexual abuse and assault. >> more victims keep coming forward. and more witnesses keep coming forward. and just when we think it can't get any worse, it does. >> we had says the school can't move forward under the leadership of the current principal both are accused of mishandling sexual abuse reports four years. backed by law, which as a 17- year-old i didn't know, from the beginning, the first time that i talked about it cuts the police should have been called. >> reporter: a spokesman sent us this statement saying, presentation high school respect the alums who are making these statements and are proud of the strong women they've become. they went on to say, the school is constantly evolving and you adopting best -- and adopting best practices.

among new policies, including office to prevent harassment and additional mandatory training. >> shocked. you know, saddened. that again, these predators are being protected. >> reporter: this parents, who has a sun -- son in the school said she hopes to keep all children safe. the santa clara school district is planning to increase efforts to educate students and staff about reporting sexual harassment the announcement comes after santa clara high school teacher dominic caserta resigned from the city council amid sexual abuse allegations. the school district plans to appoint a harassment task force streamlined harassment reporting procedures, and educate staff, students, and parents., certain --, sara has denied all allegations. special counsel robert mueller started investigating

alleged russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and rudy giuliani, president trump's lawyer, says it's time to wrap it up. >> giuliani says mueller told him that the president will not be indicted following the legal guidance that sitting president can't be prosecutors -- prosecuted. mueller couldn't recommend that congress take action if he finds evidence of collusion or obstruction of justice. 4:06. president trump met yesterday with several california officials who opposed the state sanctuary policies. that group included lawmakers and leaders from san diego orange, fresno, riverside, and san bernardino counties. all have vocally supported the trump administration's lawsuit to end california's sanctuary state law. >> the blanketed policies around california aren't working. so we need help. >> state of california's

attempts to notify federal law have sparked a rebellion by patriotic citizens who want the families protected and their borders secured. >> the president said oakland mayor libby schaaf should face obstruction of justice charges after telling people that age by ice were expected. -- a -- raids by ice were expected. it doesn't republican -- a dozen politicians to flatter and praise his exercises changes nothing. a professor says california is an easy target for the president. >> california is a state which he knows he's not going to get the votes of california in 2020.

he knows he's not going to actually do pretty well here in terms of congressional races in 2018. why not make california the boogie men?'s -- men? >> could affect how many of them return to congress after the november elect -- election. bart riders are angry about vandalism and demanding more security. debora villalon has more on what's happening. >> do not go up there. >> reporter: everybody knows? >> everybody knows. >> reporter: turning bart's parking garage into a playground. >> it's terrible. we need help. >> break-ins and graffiti are the risks of parking ride -- to ride. closed two elevators where cameras are prohibited. surveillance didn't stop spray

paint monday and a vandalism victim shared these photos. a ford tractor faced with a big love you message across the side and a bmw with baby girl was here sprayed across the front. smoking weed in the elevators and vandalizing cars. facebook commenters also describe kids on bikes riding into elevators and at the top floor than racing down as fast as they can. another insists that new garage at richmond bart not safe. get on at del norte. much better. >> more like -- so it's easier to get here. >> reporter: bart says during monday's spray paint spray officers were preoccupied at the north berkeley station rounding up a band of robbery

suspects. trunk open. items stolen. scattered about. >> i'm guessing bart police did come because they left a card on my windshield. >> reporter: officers, she says, aren't often seen. in the garage? >> sometimes. once every two months. >> reporter: enough? >> no. >> reporter: debora villalon, ktvu fox 2 news. >> when we asked bart about the spray paint incident, a spokesperson said, high visibility patrols of the richmond station have resulted in the reduction of crime at richmond and is kind of -- this kind of vandalism is rare. if you like to eat salads, there's some better news this morning. the new safety announcement from the cdc about romaine lettuce. plus, a fearful mother accused of child abuse is now in jail. the new felony charges she faces.

welcome back. to mornings on 2. a grand jury in san francisco indicted the ceo of bumblebee foods on charges that he conspired to fix prices. he's accused of conspiring with others to eliminate competition by setting prices for canned

tuna. two other executives at bumblebee and one from starkist have already pled guilty to price-fixing and bumblebee  agreed to pay $25 million in fines. the u.s. government began investigating price- fixing of canned tuna between starkist, bumblebee foods, and chicken of the sea. more than two years ago. the husband and wife from fairfield accused of abusing their 10 children art -- are due back in court. ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us about new charges against the mother. >> reporter: rogers had nothing to say as she arrived to court in fairfield. only these still pictures were allowed inside the courtroom. rogers was initially arrested last month on a misdemeanor charge of child endangerment after they found her children living in a fearful home filled with trash and human and animal

waste. the children later reported injuries that included burns, bruises, and broken arms. police say they were punished using scalding water, bb guns, crossbones, and even waterboarding. the d.a. has now added nine felony charge -- child abuse charges against the mother. deputy d.i. veronica morris argued that bill should be sent -- set at $490,000 to reflect the more serious felony charges. the prosecutor said, she abused them if not assisted her husband in torturing them. she still has the potential to do that if she's not in custody. the judge agreed, saying, quote, while she may not be a danger to the public large, she may still be a danger to her children. rogers said she didn't have the money to post and that's why she was taken into custody. after the hearing, rogers' sister and brother-in-law left the courtroom in tears. she did -- they did not want to speak to the immediate. her husband has pleaded not guilty to felony charges of torture and child abuse.

both parents have denied the allegations and rogers, when i spoke to her at her house. rogers park children had been in the custody of family members in the past month. i could hear children's voices inside the home. their grandmother declined to comment. a judge will determine if there's enough evidence for traffic in fairfield, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. 4:16. there's a major shakeup at the san francisco police officers association. martin heller, the union president, has stepped down after holding that title since 2013. he's being replaced by union vice president tony montoya. a former union president told the chronicle he left because dealing with city hall and police commission politics wore him down. earlier this week, the san francisco board of supervisors rejected two of mayor mark farrell's nominations to the police commission. the nominees received as being too close to the police union.

coming up today at 7:30 this morning, san francisco supervisor malia cohen will join us here in the mornings on 2 studio to talk about the changes in the police department and the police commission. right now, we want to check in with sal for the early morning traffic report. sal, how does it look out there? >> it's looking good. when the traffic is looking good, i prime myself watching the news, and all the son it's my turn. not a lot going on. one thing that i will tell you about in just a moment. we will start with the gilroy commute. the traffic is moving along pretty well. you can see traffic continues to look good. hollister, watsonville, sam martin, morgan hill, people who drive these long distances get up early. there are no obstructions in the main part of the valley. this is a look at the toll

plaza of the bay bridge. you can see traffic is moving well. i do want to mention that that accident on highway 4 westbound on the connector ramp 280 westbound, they are making some headway. they have a tow truck on the scene now. so watch for it there. it's 4:18. let's bring my friend, steve paulson , in. >> everything good? >> everything good. you? >> you know. yesterday, the coast, finally got in on some sunshine. yesterday morning half moon bay, high temp yesterday. half moon bay, 63 warm degrees. there was some rain. sacramento was lit up yesterday from the activity. 42. mount diablo, .05. after that, it killed off. and napa all with a little bit of that rain from that load

that went through. now into nevada. it's actually on the -- there it is. you see the situation. it goes on here. sierra nevada, northeast california, chester, lester, all developing. there will be more in the sierra today. there's still a westerleigh component. but it's not that strong. 40s, 50s. a couple people just -- when you people talk about whether, i do listen. and they are cool here. 40s and 50s on the temps. we are settling in pretty -- the nights are not that long anymore. we are getting a lot of 40s here. 47 lafayette. moraga walnut creek. 48 in pinole. el cerrito says 52. 52 down in monterey. 30 -- 39 up in tricky. 71 in las vegas. this system is producing some good wind in the desert. southern california, also southern nevada, las vegas into arizona. a thunderstorm activity. high pressure will build in.

morning low clouds. it will be breezy, nice, and a little warmer. again, mainly just near average. as we go into friday and saturday. another loaf drops in on sunday into monday. to keep the school team going. 60s upper 60s, 70s. these are all pretty close to seasonal average. i mean, temperatures should be about 75-80 degrees. san francisco 64. spot on. cooler sunday monday. -- sunday, monday. 4:20 is the time right now. several small earthquakes hit an area near morgan hill. magnitude 3 point one quake and a 2.0 hit along the fault just east of san jose. the first structures after 2:30 in the afternoon. the second came at 6:55 last night. no reports of any damage or injuries. time is 4:21. prominent official in the south bay speaking out against the recall of judge aaron persky. still ahead, the reason santa clara county's d.a. opposes that recall.

and the warriors are headed back home after losing in houston. the dubs on what went wrong in the west conference finals.

the warriors lost to the houston rockets 105-127. the warriors head back here to

the bay area. they split the first two games of the western conference finals. ktvu's joe fonzi has details of last night's game. >> reporter: the rockets and their friends knew there had to be a sense of urgency. there's no way they could afford to go down two games to none to the warriors and then have the switch to oakland. they've only been vulnerable when they beat themselves. you combine seven first quarter turnovers with defensive labs and four shooting knives by two of the guys who provide most of the golden state points. that's a formula for a loss. >> they came out and played a great game. they got everybody going. so they got -- you know, we got what we deserved. they kicked our butts, no other way to say it. >> we were bed on that defense. it wasn't offense. it was the defense. it was the turnovers leading to the transition defense.

it wasn't offense. >> i started the game off with a turnover. i take full responsibility for disturbing the game. after that, it's just contagious. our teammates just kind of followed my lead. >> we do what we are supposed to do. yada yada yada. that's a good feeling. better than the alternative. >> good players and good teams really have bad games back to back. it's reasonable to expect that they thompson will be doing better and steph curry won't go one of eight from the three point range in game three. we will find out on sunday when the series switches to oakland. in houston, joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2 news. first lady melania trump says she's doing well following

a kidney procedure. she tweeted a thank you message to the staff at walter reed medical unit and to all who have sent good wishes. she says she's feeling great and looking forward to getting back home to the white house. president donald trump visited her at the hospital. he joked that after going to capitol hill and meeting congressional members, he's the one who should be recovering in the hospital. some disruption to your bodies internal may put you at an increased risk for developing mental health problems. interrupted body class -- clock cycle is associated with an increased risk of mood disorders. researchers say a body clock is inherently biological. which means you cannot change it. researchers studied 91,000 people in the uk and tracked helping active at night or in active during the day affected them. those with more disruption were between 6 and 10% more likely to have been diagnosed with some kind of mood disorder. >> all right. time is 4:27. an attack in san francisco's the doors part went -- with a dog and four people. the latest on the owner of two

pit bull dawgs. people using drugs at a bart station in san francisco. to find out what a bart board member is doing after seeing these images. good morning. you can see traffic is moving along okay if you're driving on highway 4 coming up to the will pass grave. well, it looks like a little better pattern for us. maybe a little sun to slightly warmer. the colorado rockies are in town for the giants tonight, first time that they have played. partly cloudy, mostly clear.

>> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. good morning. you -- it's may 17. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. >> nice little cool. it will be better today.

a little bit warmer. not a lot. a little bit. still actually near average. slightly below inland. getting closer to average. which is upper 70s to near 80s person. it's even cool out to the valley. fresno and bakersfield are running below average. there those our low. it did it's job yesterday, if you will, with the thunderstorm activity for some. had a lot. sierra nevada lit up. more so as that system moves inland. there's still a breeze and there's some low clouds. not as extensive as we saw. little on the cool side here. upper 40s for some. i mean, there's some 50s. temperatures are will recover here days are a lot longer here. 39 tricky. 55 up and ukiah. the load that moves out will get high pressure. another low is on the way. until then, we will see a slight warm-up. that means 60s and 70s for your