. a google spokesman says the other three employ years are safe. fredinburg was an adventurer who worked out of mountain view. the quake was followed by aftershocks. streets and town squares are covered in rubble with rescue crews searching for survivors. here's more. >> reporter: the 7.8 magnitude quake struck less than 50 miles from kathmandu knocking down historic structures and killing more than 1400. tremors caused avalanches on mt. everest, rescue workers dug through rubble where buildings once stood. the cnn india bureau chief says rescuers face difficult conditions. >> this part of the world infrastructure tends to be very weak. roads aren't as wide. there isn't a robust emergency response system. the police system, the ambulance system, the healthcare system none of these systems are what you would imagine them to be in the west.

>> reporter: kathmandu's population is one million. in the aftermath of the tragedy hospitals overflowed with the injured. emergency workers treated people in the streets night malmade conditions work. >> it's nightfall and also raining. it is extremely difficult to reach people. >> thousands will be spending the night outside. people fear more buildings may collapse. >> so, the problems that seem to be mounting are for the authorities. the airport has been closed. so really it is all hands on deck out there. >> reporter: aid agencies say the humanitarian crisis is intense. survivors left homeless will need food, clothing and shelter in the coming days. >> stay with abc7 news for more coverage on the search and recovery tonight, and follow us on twitter at abc7 news bay area. a contra costa county home is destroyed by fire just hours after deputies break up an illegal teenage party.

>> reporter: a facebook post spread like wildfire about a party at this vacant home and plenty of people have showed up today to take pictures. fire investigators say those people need to share information with them as opposed to just posing pictures on social media. >> it took the engine companies some time to find the actual house where we are but they could see flames and smoke. >> reporter: firefighters struggled to find the home because it's secluded. the teenagers are looking for a hidden place to party, explains one high school junior. >> i do know people that are starting to break in houses and throw their own parties. >> contra costa sheriff's deputies broke up a party last night around 9:00. saying more than 100 teens scattered from the vacant house. deputies stayed for an hour. but by 12:45 reports again from neighbors. now smelling smoke. >> we don't know whether people were here when the fire started.

>> hindered by narrow roads and limited access to water crews took hours to battle the flames, which scorched dangerously close to dry grass. >> there was fire down here we couldn't get out. >> sues began griffin lives down the hill. >> i guess it's good we had the rain last night. >> reporter: investigators are working to contact the current property owner since neighbors say the man who lived here died in the last year and they're also asking for tips from the community. >> no one is speaking up, and since the fire happened, feel like if anyone knows anything they should speak up. >> reporter: nobody was injured but some $750,000 in damage resulted following the break-in and party. >> it's becoming a trend and it's actually kind of scary. >> reporter: a trend firefighters hope to extinguish. >> people across the bay area woke up to soaking wet pavement and grass today. overnight the rain fell pretty hard around highway 24 in orr orein damp walnut creek's main street had a few puddles.

rain pelted petaluma. right now skies above the bay area pretty clear and it's cool out there. that could change. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has more with live doppler 7hd. what's next? >> we saw that rain early on this morning, and even in sierra got some snow. looking at the lake tahoe camera. storm clouds still above and decent snowfall over the past 24 hours. glen brook, three inches, reno saul a few flurries fly around with just a trace amount of snowfall. in terms of rainfall back here in the bay area, generally between a quarter and half inch of rain, most of is fell before 6:00 a.m. but look at the santa cruz mountains over an inch of rain. in the wake after the cold front that brought the rain bit of a chill. up 50s to low six's -- 60s is the name of the gay.

we'll have the forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you. happening now, drivers still face detours because of construction on van ness in san francisco. van ness is closed between post street and geary boulevard. detours will continue until late tomorrow night. crews are building a pedestrian tunnel to link two buildings in the new california pacific medical center. this marks the second closure on van ness this month. there will be another in september. the warriors are trying to close out round one of the nba playoffs. fans watching the game are pumped about steph curry's amazing shot and the over.comback in game three. we're live in san leandro where fans are glued to the game. >> reporter: because of warriors to win the first-round series this has fans on the edge of their seats but no one is doubting their teams. a lot of fans showed up early to grab a seat. it's a packed house.

near maximum capacity. fans like coming out here because it's all about strength in numbers and there's no shortage of team spirit here. people young and old are dressed in blue and gold, many feeling energized coming off of thursday's amazing game and big comeback for the warriors. >> i'm feeling real confident. i think the warriors win in four and then go on to win the championship. >> i'm a little nervous but we got this. i was more nervous about game three. now we're taking it today. >> reporter: the warriors last play goff win was 1975. fans are looking for another one. we'll have more fan rask -- fan reaction after the game is over. >> , mike shumann will be live in new orleans with response to game four tonight at 1929:00 p.m. -- at 9:00 p.m. on kofy tv 20. >> a legal tangle after an

executive is fired at blue shield of california. how a shark-nado actress' wild behavior at a bowling alley is at the center or it. >> beautiful and immense and bracket breath taking. >> a rare encounter off the california coast faces a man to face his fear for this incredible experience.

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>> hackers took eve the tesla's web site and twitter accounts a few hours ago. tweets sent for a short time suggested this was an unsophisticated branch. one displayed a phone number to call to get a free car. it appears the same hackers also attacked the twitter account of tesla founder elon musk. >> a shark-nado actress is at the center of a legal tangle involving blue shields california and a tech executive. blue shield fired aaron kaufman last month, saying he spent more than $100,000 on his corporate card, much of it on trips with girlfriend, tara reed. one of the trips was to the bay area. they ended a warriors game held

out at fisher wind's whoever and bold, where reed posted risque photos of herself. kaufman filed a lawsuit against blue shield three weeks ago saying he was wrongly terminated. blue cross filed a countersuit, citing the bowling alley incident and the 900-dollar bill he ran up that night. up next at 6:00, going green by giving up the green. east bay residents get a lesson on how to reduce their water use. and we could see a sharp change to the weather. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast. >> warriors and pelicans game four, the dubs going for the knockout blow. in oakland, the routine wasn't

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tens of thousands of people are flocking to social media to watch a california's man close encounter with a gray whale and her calf. he pass paddle boarding when he spotted the whale in the water. he followed the female and calf

for two hours. he calls it one of the most memorable moments of his life. >> i was freaking out at that moment. we're aunts compared to that credit tour. it was beautiful and immense and breathtaking. >> case believes the mother whale, known as a cow, went south to give birth and will migrate back to alaska for the summer. 14,000 people have watched historiedow on facebook. >> californians are learning how to do their part to save water. abc7 news was at san lorenzo village today as home owners made their lawns more drought resistant. they also learned about sheet mulching their lawn, and saves water. >> a really simple process of

layering cardboard, compost and mulch on top 0 of your soil and lawn and planting into it. >> check with your water provider to find out if rebates are available in your area. and for more information on how to sheet mulch go to our web site, abc7 news.com and look for this story. we saw a little rain last night. that was nice, albeit fleeting. drew? >> mother nature providing a drink of water for the plants then front responsible for the rain is out of here and dryer skies are prevailing. live doppler 7hd will show you no green on the screen dry but breezy saturday afternoon. take a look at current wind gusts right now. sfo airport just had a wind gust of 45 miles-per-hour, 17 in oakland. 24 in san carlos. a breezy day and that wind is coming off the ocean water. right now the ocean temperature is in the 50s. so that's creating a chill in the air right now. current temperatures at 61 in novato. 57, san francisco.

55 half moon bay. a cool 63 in oakland, and livermore, chilly, temperature of 63 degrees. despite the chill and the breeze, a live look from the emeryville camera will show it is a rather gorgeous evening on tap. a few high clouds and lots of sunshine as you round out the first part of our weekend. the forecast calls for clear skies overnight, with the winds relaxing will ail law for cool temperatures in the north bay tonight. sunny and warmer sunday, and then come monday, we're tracking summer heat for some in the bay area. satellite and radar shows you here is the area of low pressure responsible for the rain. that is pushing east and replacing it is high pressure, that and going to bring rapid warm. so above normal temperature and sunshine. so look at forward temperatures on the microclimate, for sunday-58, half moon bay, breeze along the coast. 64, downtown san francisco, one

degree shy of the normal 65 this time of the year. up to 23469 oakland. walnut creek, 77. and antioch upper 70s to round out the weekend. as we fast forward into monday look how high antioch skyrockets. 90 degrees. even 80s in walnut creek 84. the east bay mild, temperatures in the mid to lower 70s. san francisco 67 degrees. downtown, under plenty of sunshine and along the coast we'll see clouds above half moon bay, with a temperature of 61 degrees to start off monday afternoon. so overnight lows, clear skies with those winds relaxing. drop to 38 cool degrees in napa. 48 in oakland, 44, con considered, 43 overnighted in san jose. then highs for sunday, back to reality. a spring-like day. 64, san francisco. up to 75 in napa. 8, antioch. 73, san jose, san mateo, 65 for

your sunday afternoon. the a's are at home tomorrow take only the astros, first pitch tour around 65. plenty of sunshine, a light breeze, and by 4:00 temperatures right around 68 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast it's sunny tomorrow, we get back to reality with our temperatures. then monday, big-time warmup around here, temperatures skyrocket above normal. tuesday, coastal clouds develop, little change on the way on wednesday, and this dry and sunny pattern continues thursday, friday and saturday, temperatures in the upper 70s inland mid-70s around the bay, and even lower 60s along the coast, and unfortunately, the next seven days looking dry. >> all we got. thank you drew. >> sure. >> colin warriors, i'm getting all my info from you. >> as you should. drew the weather, next week top 64 players in the world coming here, going to be here. weather, awesome.

championship caliber teams they put teams away when they've got them against the ropees them warriors looking like a championship caliber team tonight. pelican fans not giving up just yet. we eave a whiteout going to smoothie king center. draymond green, man possessioned, ten of the warriors' first 13. steph curry finding his rhythm. anthony davis, 19 points. but no rebounds because the warriors are shooting the lights out. he has no opportunity. curry, 14 of his 20 come in the first quarter. bench bringing it. barbosa, dubs up nine. then andre iguodala. lefty off glass. no one protecting the paint. livingston to draymond. he has 20 at the half. warriors up 13 at intermission. looking to put this thing away. be sure to tune in to 9:00 news

on kofy. mike shumann has reaction in new orleans. >> today's game in brooklyn, this guy -- trying to stay in the series. that's brook lopez the former stanford man. fourth quarter, joe johnson and the nets, hanging in this thing. and one. then lopez, 91-83 brooklyn. we have a series against the top team in the east. hawks lead 2-1. ducks and pulls. mike dunleavy mixing it up. chicago seeking a sweep over milwaukee. butler goes for 33. tied at 90. defensive fundamental. derek rose burned. game over. bucks force game five with the 92-090 win. not the way ben zobrist wanted his oakland tenure to begin.

hitting just .240 and will stay there for a month. headed to the disabled list with a torn meniscus he suffered last sunday. matinee for the astros. outfield mistakes doom the a's. top first, man on second. former a jed lawrie to center. valbuena scores, 1-0 houston. second inning altuve three-run blast. drops contagious in the second. josh red rick can't hadn't off then ross can't hold on. loaded this bases for kris carter. he knocks in valbuena 9-3 the fine. a's have lost three straight and four of the last five. giants and rockies in denver. buster posey gets san francisco on the board first. pagan scores.

the rockies tie it in the second. then in the their tulowitzki solo shot. second of the you're. right now, 2-2 in the fourth. things shall the now be referred to as the kansas city royal pain in the neck. they're fighting everyone. after mixing it up with thate they started this altercation with the white sox on thursday. brawl ensued. the suspensions came down. venture remarks seven games,ed disson volquez, gets five. cain and herrera two for chicago, chris sails five. third round of the swinging skirts in merced. ninth hole. the third on the par-5. and it goes. tied for second at 8-under with morgan pressle. pressle had the round of the game. minus 8. second round liter brook henderson chipping for eagle on

6. look at that. she'll take a one-shot lead into tomorrow's final round. this sports report brought to you by bank of the west. looks like the warriors egg going to close it out. i can't jinx them but they're up 13. playing like they want to end this tonight. >> next at 6:00, thousands of people in the bay area marched to raise millions for healthier babies.

join us on kofy tv to. more from the bruce jenner interview that drew 17 million viewers last night. and we'll let now know how the sports world is responding then at 11:00 a very special honor for a soldier 70 years after an historic meeting that changed the world. how one man made a difference. that is tonight at 11:00. thousands of people took to bay area streets today to support family with babies who need some extra help. san francisco's fort mason for the start of the march for babies. she said they drew the biggest crowd she has seen in three years of hosting. mike nico was in pleasanton and

said more than 800 people joined there. the march of dimes event raises millions of dollars each year to support prenatal wellness programs research grants and family support for babies that are born sick or too early. well done. that is it for abc 7 news at 6:00. see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00.

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