western conference finals, and the timberwolves, they were down three in the third. watch this dunk by anthony edwards. this guy can fly. wow right over six foot ten. mavs center daniel gafford edwards 26 points nine rebounds nine assists. but minnesota goes cold down the stretch. and when luka doncic finds gafford a little revenge there for the alley oop slam, it's over. doncic 33 points seven rebounds five assists, five steals. the mavs was one mavs win 116 107, and they take a three games to none lead in the series. they can wrap it up tuesday back in dallas. and they're looking to get back to the finals for the first time in 13 years. so the dallas mavericks draymond green predicted they would make it. by the way for you. >> did he did draymond green on on the tnt show. >> yeah great for stanford though. >> congrats to the softball team. big game thursday. all right sportswrap coming up. >> we've got a big show for you 30 minutes away. lots more to come. >> all right jason thank you. next at 11 a major four alarm fire in oakland tonight, the

firefighter at a lumber supply company just south of downtown right near 880 plus. >> i didn't expect so many people to show up like this. it gives me hope. so that everything's going to be all right. >> a san francisco community rallying behind a family who lost everything in a recent house fire tonight, the homeowners, overwhelmed by the support. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu, fox two starts now. >> tonight, the community rallied in support of a beloved dog walker and his family. neighbors held a block party fundraiser just days after their home went up in flames. hello again everyone! >> i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach right now. police are still investigating that fire as a possible hate crime. new tonight ktvu zac sos spoke with the homeowners who say the event tonight left them overwhelmed from all the support . >> yes. thank you. one by one. neighbors, friends, even strangers taking time out of their holiday weekend to show up for terry williams. okay, that

was terry's sunday, a block party fundraiser held for the beloved san francisco dog walker, who lost his home in a fire on tuesday. >> it's a lot, but i'm trying to be strong, but it's like, what would i do? >> break down the fire at his family's alamo square home? just the latest challenge williams has been forced to confront last month, he received two racist packages, including a black doll with a noose wrapped around its neck. san francisco police are now investigating both incidents as hate crimes at every step of the way, his neighborhood rallying around him. first in the form of a demonstration to condemn the racist deliveries. >> toiletries? >> yes. oh my gosh, thank you so much. >> and now, following the fire through donations, i just felt like i needed to do something. >> he's been such a great neighbor. he has stopped a break in for me and he's moved my car when i, you know, for street sweeping. >> he's a very good man, very beloved kid, dependable, lovely

guy. >> terry williams and his parents, who also lived at the home. >> buoyed by the support of this alamo square community, a community the family has called home since 1971. >> it feels real good. you know, all the love, all the love, all my neighbors and friends been showing and showing up. write letters on my garage, helping him take several steps forward amid so many setbacks. he gives me hope. so that everything's gonna be all right. >> zac sos ktvu fox two news and we are following developing news tonight. >> firefighters in oakland are making progress. knocking down a fire at a large lumber yard. that fire stard at about 745 this evening at the economy luer warehouse on high street, not far from interstate 880. it was quickly upgraded to four alarm fire. firefighters are now though, being released from the scene. however several crews will remain on the scene through the night to watch for flare ups. some 80 firefighters from the city were involved in that

firefight, which involved that large warehouse filled with lumber and a showroom. amtrak and freight service has been temporarily suspended on the rails next to the warehouse, and right now, there is no word on an estimated reopening. also, the air quality in the area remains a concern and the county is being asked to monitor conditions. a smoke advisory is in place and residents in the area are being asked to keep their windows and doors closed. >> we have a significant amount of water that's being used at this time, tapping into multiple mains across the city, and so we have a pretty decent firefight behind us, as you can see. now, in front of you from some of the pictures you have before, the fire was very established, putting up a significant amount of heat due to the materials inside of this building. being a lumber supply company. >> no injuries have been reported. firefighters say it is still too early to tell what sparked that fire, but investigation will get underway once the fire is out. >> a senior living apartment complex in contra costa county was evacuated today due to a safety hazard. firefighters in

oakley responded to the four story building on carol lane around 1130 this morning. contra costa fire says firefighters helped about 50 residents in all leave the property due to a leak on the second floor. firefighters say a bathtub overflowed and that the elevator stopped working. no one was trapped and there were no reports of any injuries, but residents have not been allowed to return. also, some residents complain it's not the first time the building has had issues. >> lots of flooding, lots of pipe issues in this building. there's been multiple units where people have had to leave on, especially on the second floor, there, the trash chutes are closed. they're supposed to be picking up the trash for these seniors three times a week. they're not doing that. it trash is sitting in senior homes. i'm removing trash for seniors. other seniors are taking it down, it's been nothing but problems here. >> residents were taken to a hotel. it's unclear how long they will be displaced. >> the uss san francisco memorial foundation and the frisco veterans honored fallen military personnel today with a

ceremony at lands end. the annual event remembers those who served on that historic ship and recognizes those who died during the war in the pacific and the battle of guadalcanal during world war two. the u.s. naval sea cadet band of the west played music before the ceremony, and members of the u.s. military community also carried flags in a parade of colors. some of them talked about the ships local history outside of being the city's namesake. >> well, the uss san francisco was tore up pretty good in the battle of guadalcanal, and as a matter of fact, it was laid down over at mare island, right here in the bay area, and it had to return to mare island to get, retro fitted, refurbished and repaired. >> for more on the sacrifices crews made aboard the uss san francisco, information is available at the uss frisco memorial at lands end. >> the chp dispatch extra patrols this memorial day weekend to keep an eye out for

those drunk and distracted drivers, the chp says. memorial day weekend is a notoriously dangerous time to be out there on the roadways. last year at this time, officers say they made more than 100 dui arrests and 46 people were killed in crashes across the state. they say this weekend's maximum enforcement period will continue through tomorrow night. >> we're going to be looking and determined to take away dui drivers off the road, reckless drivers, behavior that's unnecessary on our roadways and take necessary enforcement action when necessary. >> the chp urges the public to plan ahead by designating a sober designated driver. they also encourage people to call a cab or request a rideshare, take public transportation, or even walk. >> new at 11, the ceo of a san francisco based software company is teaming up with one of the biggest names in country music on an innovative history project scale. ai ceo alexander wang announced his partnership with singer songwriter zach bryant

today. wang says they want to collaborate on a global history preservation project. the goal to combine brian's knack for storytelling and wang's technology expertise. in the social media announcement, wang says they want to quote, invent the new papyrus scroll. it is not clear yet what exactly the form the project will be, such as a website and app or something entirely different. >> anime fans flocked to the san jose convention center this weekend. thousands were in attendance for fanimecon, the four day event also marks the 30th anniversary of the convention center, which organizers say continues to grow. new tonight, ktvu lamonica peters spoke with some of the people in attendance who say they look forward to this event all year long. >> fanimecon brands itself as the premier conference by fans, and for fans of anime. >> i started a long time ago, so i started back in 2004 when it wasn't really known and it kind of was just halloween, but it's

really grown into something that's kind of like a place for fans to meet. >> celebrating 30 years of holding the conference organizers say bringing fans of all ages together is their top priority. >> a lot of the ogs or a lot of the people that came originally all have kids and now they bring their families. so now we're a huge family oriented event as well, transforming themselves into their favorite anime, comic book and video game characters. >> organizers say about 30,000 people are expected to attend the conference during the four day event. anime is hand drawn and computer generated animation originating from japan. fans say cosplay or dressing up as characters allows them to escape reality for just a little while. >> we just have a lot of fun being in the environment with people who are like minded and enjoy the shows and the video games. >> i feel like part of it is an escape, but also part of it i feel like does also teach, you

know, good skills. like i know how to do some leatherworking stuff. i learned to sew because of cosplay. >> fans were also able to watch interactive video game sessions and participate in free gaming tournaments. in the grand ballroom, vendors sold food and character driven items that fans may not find anywhere else. >> so, for example, you have like sonic the hedgehog, but it's the ice creams that you might remember from the ice cream trucks. so it looks as you would get it. we also have some pokemon that are from a very, very popular show that's been around for over 20 years. >> there's also a black and white ball being held at the marriott right now, which will last until about midnight. now on monday, the convention center will be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m, and they'll hold their closing ceremony at 2:00. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> dogs in arizona being trained to sniff out electronics in tonight's west coast rap. how it comes as a different way to crack down on illegal activity. >> plus, it gives us an opportunity to be on a on an

even playing field with everybody else around us. >> also, an east bay high school just got a major makeover. how a new football field is inspiring players ahead of the new season. >> and let's add tomorrow to the weekend. it's going to be a nice day, nicer or as nice as today. changes will be in stor for the

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identify a tar like substance that was recently discovered. >> and this story does begin tonight's west coast wrap. the substance has been washing up near oregon's cannon beach. samples have been sent to a lab for analysis in hopes of learning its origin. now, last week, people reported seeing oiled wildlife in the region. the area of concern here runs about 200 miles from lincoln city, oregon, to long beach, washington. officials in both states are urging people not to attempt to capture or handle oiled wildlife. they also don't want anyone touching any tar like substance. >> in arizona, dogs are being trained to detect not just drugs and explosives, but electronics as well. mando is among two dogs in the state that can do this kind of canine work. his owner runs the paragon service group, the company says it focuses on criminals who use different forms of technology to store illegal images and videos that can be hidden easily. the company works with law enforcement officers who have obtained a search warrant, but they can also sweep rooms for

recording devices, cameras, even air tags. >> his primary function. the main reason that we got into this is locating evidentiary items for law enforcement related to human trafficking cases, child cases. this is a it's a new thing for arizona to find the actual sd cards. the sim cards, that is new and there's myself. and then there's one other dog in the southern part of the state as well for the whole state. >> in the first six months of last year, paragon service dogs were involved in 379 arrests and the rescues of 153 people in las vegas. >> a printing business went viral after a marketing strategy gained the attention of tens of thousands of people out there. the owner of sticky ink started doing surprise scavenger hunts throughout the vegas valley, giving away cash. their viral videos show a hand attaching a sticker to a mystery spot, and then on the back of the sticker is a $100 bill. stuck to it.

then the camera pans up to reveal a clue to the location. these videos have hooked many people as they wait patiently to see where the next one pops up. the owner says the scavenger hunt has significantly boosted their followers and overall business, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. deer valley high school in antioch has a new look inside its stadium. >> ktvu jesse gary takes us on the field now for a sneak peek. >> i don't know if you've seen it, but it was like potholes. a lot of wet spots. yeah, it was bad. >> deer valley was the last team in the bay valley athletic league to have its stadium renovated. other than the field, they'll get a new scoreboard, sound system and better wifi. this project began last november and cost more than $1 million due to damage from drainage in the field, so it affected the wolverines senior class last

year. >> we weren't allowed to play any home games here last year, so our seniors didn't get a senior night on this home field. they didn't get a homecoming. >> matt mills has been at the helm for deer valley's football program for the past two seasons. >> joy, enthusiasm, excitement. >> coach mills was zero and ten in his first season and four and six in his second. he was a member of the class of 2009 and is trying to get this program back to a winning culture. from 2006 to 2014, deer valley won 82% of its games in the bay valley athletic league and produced four division one athletes who made it to the nfl. 13 year veteran running back taiwan jones, cornerback sterling moore, who played in the league for seven seasons. current chicago bears wide receiver nsimba webster and former packers offensive lineman george moore. >> it gives us an opportunity to be on a on an even playing field with everybody else around us, you know, not having the same facilities to train and to work and to prepare with it can

hamper kind of the product we put on the field. so just being able to have lines and numbers and, and simple hash marks, things that you don't think about that really affect your ability to be effective on a football field, a growing concern for coaches in the game of football surrounds the safety of turf football fields related to player injuries. >> if you've been watching the games, you've seen players suffer torn acls and torn achilles. so i asked coach mills is it really beneficial going from grass to turf maintenance and the attention it takes to maintain natural grass at a high quality level is just not something sustainable for a high school. >> you know, i think when you put in turf a brand new turf like this, good quality turf, now you're expecting not to replace it for ten years, even though maybe it might be easier on your knees and your joints and your ligaments, and your foot doesn't get caught in the turf. and some of those other things that coaches like about natural grass just for us at the high school level, it's not feasible to maintain one of the seniors and leaders on the wolverines will be mister

athlete jalen bryant. >> he's eager to be part of the first team to play on this field. >> i can't wait. i'm so excited. like i just want to i just can't wait. i ain't gonna lie. like, i'm so excited to just like. and i feel i feel kind of honored even though i had nothing to do with it making this happen in oakland. >> i'm jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news, so great to see not only the new field, but the kids so excited about the new field, ready to tear it up, ready to play. all right, let's go back over to our chief meteorologist, bill martin, now with a look at the forecast. gosh, it was cold the last couple of days, but things are warming up again. yeah. >> it was i mean, especially yesterday i mean yesterday was just wasn't the day we were expecting for memorial day weekend. but now today worked out great up into the low 80s tomorrow. well these were the highs from today. tomorrow temperatures go to about the same point. so we're going to see lots of low 80s. i think that 84 in antioch turns into 82. the difference between today and tomorrow will be that we got legit fog at the coast tonight, and it will be around tomorrow. and of course, that'il filter

cool, moist air into the inland bay valleys, and that will turn these temperatures down a few degrees. you can see the yeah, you can see the fog there. if you look off in the distance, you can kind of see it kind of tv you're on. but there's fog right there. and then you can see some fog lifting over it, wafting over san francisco for the most part. so it's a very, very kind of foggy night at the beaches. it'll be foggy again tomorrow morning, especially from about san francisco south, but memorial day looks like a good one. just like today, essentially, but with fog. and so that will turn temperatures down a little bit from where they were today along the coast and at the immediate bay. but you get over the east bay hills and into the north bay. you probably won't notice much, much difference. right now. temperatures are warmer than they were last night. the winds are doing what they do out of the northwest for the most part. nothing extreme out there. i expect the winds tomorrow night will be a little stronger, but just classic barry of springtime weather. not yesterday. yesterday was not, but today and tomorrow will be. and here's tomorrow morning's forecast with the fog tomorrow afternoon a little bit break and then boom, big fog push on tuesday morning tuesday afternoon and then

wednesday morning wednesday afternoon. so the takeaway here is remember last week and the week before. it's hard to remember weather days actually. but but it was a lot. this week is going to be a lot like the last two weeks have been, which is this fluctuation in the hot spots between the upper 70s and the low mid 80s. upper 79, 79, 82, 83, 77, 79, that kind of thing right through the week. so forecast highs tomorrow. take us to that same place. and then the five day forecast. you'll see what i'm talking about. if you look at that middle row of numbers that's the bay area. that's most of us. that's a you know that's fremont and oakland and san francisco. the bigger cities, san jose. so you're looking at mid 70s and upper 70s right through the week and into the weekend. so it's nice. it's nice the air quality be good with this thing. but just not a not a not a scorcher. tomorrow will be nice. >> all right. thank you bill. lagunitas brewing closing its operations in the midwest and moving all of its brewing back to petaluma. the company opened

its chicago brewing operation ten years ago, as it expanded into the eastern half of the u.s. but now it's closing that part of the operation in august. lagunitas says it is working to adjust with changing tides in the industry. >> here's a look. now at some of the stories trending tonight on ktvu. com one of our top stories. police have identified a man who was shot and killed in belmont. the search is still underway for the person responsible. also, governor gavin newsom promised 1200 tiny homes in an effort to combat the homelessness crisis in the state. a year later, those homes still unaccounted for and a driver involved in a car crash on interstate 680 in san ramon, barricaded himself inside the car and said he had a gun. the incident forced authorities to shut down the freeway. you can find these stories and much more all on ktvu.com. >> all right, sport fans, don't go away. we've got the latest headlines coming up in just a few minutes here. >> that's right jason look has a look now at what he's working on

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equitable access to museums for low income residents with schools closing for the summer, 28 participating partners will offer free or a reduced $3 entrance fee to low income families. five new destinations are joining up this year, such as the aquarium for the bay, the walt disney family museum and the tenderloin museum. guests just need to bring their medi-cal card or proof of city residency last fiscal year, nearly 165,000 low income residents visited museums under free or reduced pricing. and for the full list of the more than two dozen museums participating this summer, just head off to our website at ktvu.com. >> a celebration was held in san francisco today honoring the cultures of the asian american pacific islander community. this year's aapi heritage festival was held at saint mark's square on o'farrell street. the event

featured hula dancers, filipino folk dancers and local vendors. >> this is aapi month, so we've been trying to celebrate here at saint mark's. the asian community, native hawaiian community. we had a couple different speakers throughout the month. and then this is our big festival event for the for the month. >> saint mark's square provides affordable housing to seniors in san francisco and is home to a number of nonprofits. social services. >> the grand parade, celebrating san francisco's 46th carnival festival drew nearly half a million people to the mission district. some 200 low riders brought a distinct flair to the parade, and with five main stages, dozens of floats and hundreds of vendors and artists, there was really something for everyone to enjoy. the aztec dancer who blessed the parade tells us why this event is so close to his heart. >> me personally, it's been a lifelong commitment. we've been dancing in the parade since the 1980s. my family's been a part of it for a really long time. i

grew up three blocks from here where we start, so it's just really beautiful to be back here. >> the two day festival once began with just 100 people, and now tens of thousands attend every year. >> new at 11 tonight, an exciting announcement from stefan asia curry as they welcome their fourth baby. they posted this photo today of asia holding their new baby's tiny hand. kaya's chai was born on may 11th. steph's caption read in part our sweet baby boy decided to make an early arrival. he also said the baby is doing well and they are all settling in now as a family of six keeps growing. >> congratulations to the curry family. all right, thanks for watching everybody. the 11:00 news sportswrap though. coming up next with jason. >> and to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. just download the fox local app to your tv. thanks for joining us. good night

how appropriate for katelyn lim. >> they are celebrating on the farm because for the second year in a row, stanford is headed to the college softball world series