>> devastating earthquake hits nepal causing an avalanche on mt. everest. nearly 2,000 people are dead. tonight, aftershocks forced hundreds of thousands of people to sleep outside. good evening, everyone. the death toll in the region now stands at 1910. 5,000 more people are injured. in the 7.8 earthquake that caused widespread destruction. the worst quake in the region in more than 80 years. 17 people were killed in an avalanche triggered by the kwaik earthquake on mt. everest, including man from the bay area.

we have the details. >> reporter: that man 33-year-old dan fredinburg was a google employee who led anned a vench rouse life. his sister took to his instagram feed today to confirm his death. dan fredinburg was on an expedition of mt. everest. the group he was traveling with jagged globe confirmed his death from an avalanche caused by the earthquake. he was there promoting his nonprofit called "save the ice." >> i have done a lot of good things in my life. >> reporter: he had a start up in the mission district called the laundry. we talked to people in that neighborhood. his death is a shock. according to google three other company employees traveling with him are safe and google is making arrangements to get them home. in the bay area families are turning to social media platforms to check on loved

ones. >> checklists. >> reporter: his home office has become an information center for the 4,000 or so nepal ease families in the east bay. he's been using facebook's recently launched safety checklist tool to track people in the quake zone. since land lines are down and power is scarce, mobile phones are the best way to communicate. >> we are using apps that you can talk. >> he has been able to see his family's pictures of the destruction and tents set up outside of their homes. like much of the rest of kathmandu residents they are afraid the aftershocks will collapse what is left of the homes. he says the nepal community in the bay area doesn't have a central temple. he's trying to coordinate an event for people to come together and as the recovery efforts continue in nepal google pledged $1 million for the

cause. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> thank you. also two men from sonoma county dodged death in nepal. john ryder survived an avalanche in april of last year. this year he was on everest again when the earthquake triggered the avalanche. santa rosa residents got him on a different expedition. he spoke to us a short time ago. >> in california there are two kinds of earthquakes i can remember. jolts that wake you up in the middle of the night but then they are gone and one that keeps going and going. this was that low ma prieta feel. >> he says he is safe. another survivor is fremont resident jonathon coup who was visiting nepal. >> it felt like big trucks were rumbling by. no one seemed to be alarmed. maybe it was trucks rumbling by and it kept going and got

stronger and stronger. people started to scream a little bit. a lot of people ran outen. a waiter and i hid under a table. >> he was not injured. he tells abc 7 news he hopes to return home tomorrow. we know from twitter he's at the airport. he says it is kind of a mess right now. the united states is sending a disaster response team and $1 million in aid to the himalayan nation. the emergency response includes a california-based urban search and rescue team from the los angeles area. coming up at 11:3 o reaction from the nepalese community in the bay area and how they plan to help. san francisco police are looking for a driver who hit a motorcycle driver and sped away. the crash on howard street in the south of market neighborhood send the motorcycle driver to the hospital with serious injuries. police are looking for a white toyota corolla missing part of the front bumper. fire started just before 1:00 this horning.

it took hours to put it out because of the secluded location. investigators broke up what is called a hidden party just hours before the fire. as many as 300 teenagers were. there investigators do suspect arson. they and neighbors want to know if the party and fire are connected. >> i do know people are starting to break in houses. and throw their own parties. >> no one was hurt in the fire. new at 11:00, police briefly shut down rail traffic in richmond after a man was spotted tossing a gun near the tracks. it happened at the richmond amtrak station around 6:00 tonight. abc 7 news was in richmond as police investigated. police did find something. it turned out to be an air soft gun. the highway patrol is searching for the driver of this suv suspected of tossing three guns from a car as he fled officers. it started when an officer tried to stop the mercedes for a traffic violation but the driver

sped away. officers captured a passenger but the driver did get away. turning to weather. rain overnight in the bay area. abc 7 news was there as the rain turned heavy. the storm brought much-needed snow to the sierra. some places as much as a foot. we have a first check on weather. >> this cold front is through early in the morning. we woke up to damp roadways and turned to sunshine but cooler temperatures. rainfall the past 24 hours the bulk of the area from a quarter to a half inch of rain. the most rain in santa cruz. 1.62 inches. in terms of snowfall, bridgeport an inch and a half. now the cold front has exited we are looking to a rapid warmup. we will look at the details coming up. thank you. from weather to the warriors. golden state swept the new orleans pelicans winning game

four of the first round series. we begin our team coverage tonight live from new orleans with reaction from the team. >> reporter: well, the best-case scenario in the playoffs is a sweep. that's what the warriors did, winning two straight in new orleans. of course they won't have to play again now until next weekend. green started off the fireworks. 20 of his 22 points in the first quarter. the warriors led by 13 at the half. seth curry took over. 39 points, eight boards, nine assists and the warriors win big 109-98 the final. the first time they have swept a team in a seven-game series since they won the nba championship. their only nba championship back in 1975. after the game, i caught up with seth curry. >> first player since davis that had back to back in the

playoffs. i know you are not a stats guy but you have to feel good about the game. >> to help my team close out the series is huge. proud of the way we played individually as well and ready to go to the next round. >> scary because we knew they could beat us. i it this was good for us. it got us on edge. it made us get better. >> and you know the pelicans season is over as they are breaking down smoothie king can center if a new orleans voodoo game tomorrow night that. would be arena football. more coming up in sports. stick around. abc 7 news. >> thank you. now to dub nation. fans thrilled with the win. we have continuing coverage from the east bachlt fans never second guessed their team would win the series. >> not in my mind.

>> fans packed in dawned in blue and gold, spirits riding on a high from game three. >> game three had our ultimate comeback. so amazing. this game here showed how good we are. >> we kind of knew we were going to win just by doing the defense and everything. the offense is killer. defense is killer. i'm glad we were able to come with a win today. >> the warriors maintained a lead over the pelicans throughout the game. still every shot made had hearts racing and fans on the edge of their seat. strength in numbers could be seen and felt. >> i'm with my parents uncle husband, sister. we're all here. >> wonderful. everybody is having a good time. >> the owner has been home to so much so this week he had to call in extra staff and food and it starts again with round two of the playoff series. >> i think we are going all the

way to the championship. >> so many fans celebrating all over the bay area. the warriors last playoff sweep in the nba finals was 40 years ago. abc 7 news. don't forget abc 7 is your home for the nba finals. hopefully the warriors will be there. catch the action beginning june 4th. still to come, it's called the nerd prom. >> they finally figured out a foolproof way to keep people off my lawn. >> the jokes flew fast and furious at tonight's white house correspondent's dinner. we have the biggest laughs and worst gaffes and the interview that has the

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this is abc 7 news. for all intents and purposes i am a woman. i was not genetically born that way. i have all of the male parts and all of that kind of stuff, but we still identify as female. >> that candid and stunning "20/20" interview going viral. bruce jenner trending in the u.s. and worldwide last night and sparking a conversation what it means to be transgender. here's abc's linzie janis. >> the one think thing that can make a difference in people's lives was right here in my soul and i could not tell that story. >> reporter: tonight bruce jenner's revelation ilg e igniting conversation around the world. before diane sawyer's interview,

just 8% of americans saying they know someone who is transgender. >> that female side is part of me. that's who i am. >> reporter: jimmy fallon channelling neil armstrong calling it one step for man, one giant leap for man kind and transgender orange is the new black actress laverne cox saying it is always brave to stand in one's truth. like cox there have been others before jenner. renee richards, another athlete who fought to play professional tennis as a woman and won. the 81-year-old giving her reaction from the golf course today. >> he is very courageous. i think he will certainly help the transgender community and other disenfranchised communities. >> reporter: that sentiment shared by many in the transgender community who had been a hejs hencive ahead of jenner's big reveal. how big of a moment was this? >> this was huge. even the transgender community

took a moment to think, wow, things are changing. this is different. this is our moment. i think people woke up this morning with the sense someone i know is transgender. >> reporter: tonight, that story opening hearts and minds everywhere. linzie janis, abc news, new york. social media is lighting up tonight over president obama's annual attempt at comedy. >> three months ago a drone crash landed out back. that was pretty serious but don't worry. we installed a new state of the art security system. >> california is bone dry. you all think that bradley cooper came here because he wants to -- he needed a glass of water. >> you are a lot like madonna. you have given this country so much but like in a year and a half you have to stop. >> journalists and celebrities are in washington, d.c. for the

white house correspondents dinner affectionately known as nerd prom. sicily strong was the featured entertainer at the political joke fest. back to drew for the weather. no joke. cool outside. dry though. >> cool and drier conditions are prevailing and now we are tracking a rapid warmup over the next couple of days. rain we had earlier today is out of here. in the wake of the cold front the winds are active. sso had a peak wind gust of 45 miles an hour. now down to 24. oakland 10 mile an hour wind gusts. half moon bay 26 miles an hour. the winds today kept temperatures below normal. open up the almanac on the 25th day of april everyone was below where they should be this time of the year. san jose up to 64. that's shy of their average high of 72. outside on this saturday evening cool in spots like danville 47 degrees. 56 concord. 54 oakland.

the same in mountain view and san jose at 53. satellite and radar will show you the area of low pressure responsible for the morning rain. that's exiting. high pressure is moving in. these are opposing forces and it is creating a wind tunnel effect. that's why it is breezy this afternoon in to the evening. as high pressure moves over us, it will relax the winds tomorrow and bring a taste of summer especially monday. our microclimate, san francisco normal high 64 tomorrow. east bay oakland up 206to 69. we fast forward in to monday in the afternoon, that's when the peak of the warm up happens. 80s santa rosa. even san jose will get in the low to mid-80s by monday afternoon. overnight lows tonight clear skies. that will cool off rapidly. 38 napa.

dropping to 44 concord. 44 morgan hill. highs for sunday spring-like day. a lot of sunshine and temperatures back where they should be for the time of the year. 69 oakland. 73 san jose. 75 in napa. the a's are home facing the astros. first pitch temperatures in the mid-60s. by 4:00 as the game wraps up around 68. the accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow a lot of snun the sky. look at those numbers. mid to upper 80s inland. coastal clouds for tuesday and wednesday. the extended forecast on thursday and friday, even in to saturday, a lot of sunshine. no rain and temperatures above average. >> thank you, drew. still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00 tro

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tess pla has its hands on -- hackers took over their account. it appears the same attacked the account of elon musk. the accounts were restored this afternoon. part of busy van ness avenue is closed for construction tonight. crews are building a pedestrian tunnel. it affects van ness between post street and gary boulevard. b.a.r.t. service is shut down in oakland for maintenance. commute ors will be able to take buses between the two stations. expect delays up to an hour. regular service will resume monday morning. sports tonight. what else is in sports tonight, if not the warriors. >> we knew this was going to happen. >> you did.

>> game three played out like i thought it would. the warriors smelled blood and put the pelicans out of their misery. seth being seth moved on in

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sweet reverse. warriors up 13 at the half. third quarter. over the shoulder to harrison barns. 20-point lead in to the fourth. curry's set back three, got it. gordon shoots three. lead cut to ten. curry would answer. anthony davis all over him, steps around him. he goes for 39. davis 36 and 11. going to be an mvp one of these days. he's pretty good. he scores, he had 22 points. clay 25 for him. this is how you close a team out 109-98 the final. warriors move on to the western conference semi finals where they look destine to meet memphis. the earliest a second round series could start is next

weekend. they should get a good amount of rest. shu is live with the wrap on the series. >> i was the first one here on thursday and last to leave on saturday. you have to win 16 games to win an nba title. warriors got four down. it is four four seven-game series. now they have five to six days off. after the game we asked steve kerr what he might be doing with the time off. >> i'm going to cabo tomorrow. i won't see the team until saturday. i guess we don't play until sunday at the earliest. i will be in cabo all week. i told the guys to get some work in if they want. i'm just kidding. >> he said he's going to cabo. we didn't know if he was serious. he said it in the locker room to the team on friday. everybody laughed and then is he

serious. he wasn't. we will get back to work soon. >> good rhythm. stay in good shape and i think coach is happy with us. >> as he said it will be memphis on portland. since i'm half way to cabo i may meet the coach there. live in new orleans i'm mike shumann, abc 7 sports. i will see you tomorrow. >> sounds good, shu. looking comfortable. good spot for you. the rest of the playoffs in the second half hour. shu. >> making himself at home. >> good for him. still to come, the royal baby countdown is on. there is already a snag at the hospital. why the ward where kate is expected to deliver is closed. a special honor for soldiers 70 years

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good evening. in tonight's headlines, investigators want to hear from anyone with investigation on a fire that destroyed a vacant home hours after teenager partiers were kicked out. the fire started just before 1:00 this morning in the walnut creek hills. no one was hurt. arson is suspected. a motorcyclist in the hospital with serious injuries after a hit and run crash tonight. it happened 8:45 on howard street near 11:00. police are looking for a white toyota corolla missing part of a front bumper. amtrak and b.a.r.t. service back in order after a man tossed a

replica gun near the train tracks. they shut down service briefly to investigate. developing news now the nepalese home ministry says 2,000 people have been killed in the massive earthquake. hundreds of thousands of people are spending the night outside in chilly weather. they are terrorized by aftershocks. many have lost their homes. abc reporter bazi kanani has more. >> reporter: without warning the shock waves hit nepal. >> the ground shook quite hard for i would say about 30 seconds. >> reporter: a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake hitting the impoverrished himalayan country. >> i woke up feeling the shaking. >> reporter: scenes of devastation. houses disappearing in to pile s of rubble. monuments in pieces. everywhere people running for their lives. >> ran out to the street. you could hear screams.

>> reporter: shaken residents jolted by aftershocks. the terror returning again and again. >> every time, it is coming again, the panic would rise. >> reporter: the aftershocks forcing hundreds of thousands to sleep outside as a desperate race unfolds to pull survivors from the rubble. help coming too late for so many victims. not just in the city but also the mountains where the quake triggered massive avalanches. and burying mountaineers beneath them one a google executive, dan fredinburg. google saying in a statement, we lost one of our own in this tragedy. the heart break growing as more bodies are pulled from the rubble. bazi kanani, abc news new york. information is slowly getting to members of the bay area, nepalese community about loved ones.

mt. everest restaurant served dishes and one employee heard from her mother who was hurt in the earthquake. >> in my area, there's like 90% of houses damaged. i think 1 2 people have been killed already. >> a lack of support in the sense that they don't have -- you know the proper equipment or even simple bedding or sleeping bag to sleep outside. >> reporter: local nepales e-business owners are raising money for quake victims. calm has returned to much of baltimore after a day of unrest as protesters expressed anger toward police over the death of a black nan custody. people vandalized cars as police swept through the streets and vandals set fire to cars and garbage bins. they are angry over the death of freddy gray who suffered a fatal spinal injury after arrested.

his family called for calm tonight. >> if we follow the old saying, an eye for an eye, than we will all lose our sight and the path toward justice is in front of our eyes. >> reporter: police asked baseball fans to remain in their seats after the red sox/orioles game ended. that request came after a violent protest erupted near oriole park at camden yards. many americans have had dangerous weather including tornado warnings across the gulf coast. in texas torrential rain in dallas. the same storm brought howling winds clocked at 80 miles an hour to northern texas toppling trees, damaging homes and snapping power lines. no injuries reported, though. despite activity, the thortds are downgrading the likelihood of another eruption in chile from a volcano. a few flights were cancelled today as volcanic ash spread

over more of the southern half of south america. thousands of people took to the streets in washington, d.c. to rally against same-sex marriage. speakers at the march for marriage were encouraging states to define marriage as a union between one man and one woman. today's rally is ahead of tuesday's same-sex marriage case arguments before the u.s. supreme court. a ward inside the hospital where the royal baby will be born is closed tonight because of a super bug. kate middleton still plans to give birth at the hospital. the stomach bug infected eight patients in a separate area of the building. all of them have recovered. kate and prince william's second child could be born any day now. an inmate has died in jail. the woman collapsed while receiving medical treatment at the west county detention facility in richmond. staff performed cpr on her. paramedics later pronounced her

dead. san francisco's russian consul general is honoring bay area veterans for an historic meeting that took place 70 years ago today. private first class john tunger who played a key role in ending world war ii. the consulate presented the 90-year-old with a medal for the first meeting between u.s. and soviet troops n. 1945 he helped to clear a road in a german city where the historic summit took place. >> just a joy in my life in any twilight years. and i can't say enough for what they did to me today and honored me today. just a little old private in the army. >> hardly. the consulate laid flowers at the world war ii memorial to the missing in honor of those who fought in the war. going green by giving up

green. ahead a lesson in drought-resistant gardening and how you can do your part to save water. 7 on your side's michael finney explains how you can avoid tax penalties if you don't have health insurance. i'm abc 7 meteorologist drew

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hundreds if not thousands of dollars of tax penalties if they don't get health coverage by the end of the month. that's ten days away now. michael finney explains how to avoid the penalty. she is like many people in their 20s, she lives on a starting salary and hasn't had health insurance since she graduated from san francisco state. >> i think one of the reasons most people don't buy health insurance is because they don't see it as a major priority. >> reporter: it only game became a priority after she got sick and had to see a specialist. the deadline to get health insurance was two months ago. california extended it until april 30th for people like olga. >> people wanted to take chances. when they were faced with the penalty, that's when they realized this is not a game. >> reporter: diana is a certified insurance agent with cover california. diana met with olga to discuss

her options. olga is in the united states on a work visa from russia. and just learned about the mandatory health insurance requirement. >> i don't like it but the option that they offer and more affordable plan compared to others. yeah, that part i like. >> reporter: the penalty is 1% of your after-tax income or $95 per adult, whichever is higher. for someone who earns $40,000 before taxes the penalty would be $299. that nearly doubles to $497 in the 2015 tax year. olga learned her penalty would be about $300. >> relieved that the deadline, application deadline was extended. >> reporter: it is estimated about 1 million people eligible for cover california have not yet enrolled in any insurance plan. the state wants to give them every opportunity to do so. >> we know, for example, 90% of

our cow consumers receive assistance to pay for that coverage. some people would pay much less than monthly premiums for health insurance than the penalties. >> reporter: olga a is one of only 22,000 people statewide to enroll in cover california since the deadline. a huge surge in enrollment is expected in the coming days. >> i think it's a good idea to have health care insurance. it gives you some peace of mind. >> reporter: we have a link to find a certified insurance agent or enroll counselor on our website at abc 7 news.com. i'm michael finney 7 on your side. a homeowner's association in the east bay is teaching its residents to conserve during the drought. abc 7 news was at the area today as homeowners learned to make their lawns more drought resistant. they showed thou layer compost cardboard an mulch on top of the

lawn and plant in it to. they found out which plants require the least amount of water. one homeowner says it is a better option than having a brown lawn. >> it is doing something good to benefit my neighborhood and natural life. >> for information on how to sheet mulch, go to our website at abc 7 news.com. all of this of course because of the drought. we will send it back to drew. check on the forecast. nice rain. >> little drink of water for the plants out there. the rain is out of here. the cold front was quick moving and cooler temperatures on this saturday. live doppler 7 hd was tracking rain this morning. now generally dry conditions. the system that brought us the rain pushing to the east. notice denver salt lake dealing with showers now. more wet weather in the northeast around boston and new york city, even washington, d.c. will have some scattered showers. closer to home in the gord

golden state a lot of sunshine from northern to southern california. 79 sacramento. 73 l.a. 88 palm springs and 62 in yosemite. the bay area back to average temperature-wise under a lot of sunshine. 69 oakland. 64 san francisco. 70 san ra fell. 78 in antioch. seven-day forecast, tomorrow soaked in sunshine. rapid warm up hits us on monday. then coastal clouds with change on tuesday in to wednesday and steady pattern through saturday. >> all right, drew thank you very much. over to colin now and golden state returning to the golden state. >> victorious and they are going to get some rest. this is a good thing and be fresh for the next series. warriors heading to round two. a recap.

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those wondering if the warriors would have the killer instinct in game four, that was answered emphatically. golden state with the first series sweep since the '75 nba finals. in the fourth seth curry doing what he does. and then anthony davis and his grill. seth with 39 points. davis the future mvp. can't win a series on his own. 36-11. warriors drain 13 threes in the game. 109-98 the final.

>> i thought tonight was our best effort of the series. i'm pleased with the effort and i'm pleased that i don't have to see anthony davis until november at the earliest. >> everybody showed up. everybody had a piece -- had something to do with the win. we knew we'd need that. this is a good basketball club. everybody will have to contribute and tonight everyone did. >> composure we kept, i think throughout the two games here. obviously the huge comeback last game. and close out the series is a big deal. we learned a lot from it. confidence is pretty high right now. >> the warriors are impressive. so is mike shumann. he got every interview. courtney lee, jeff green will not be denied.

curry shot. grizzlies win and take a 3-0 series lead on portland. they can close out the series monday night nmplgts the east atlanta and brooklyn. selfie time with that dude. the nets now making it easy for the top-seeded hawks. lopez another warrior here. game tied at 58. fourth quarter, joe johnson and the nets trying to prove they can stay in this thing. lopez team high 22. we got a series now. bucks and bulls, mike dunnly mixing it up. chicago sinking sweep. three off the glass for butler. he went to 33. 1.3 seconds left. tied at 90. you bull derrick rose. game over. 92-90 win. giants won four of five. the reason why maxwell.

giants in colorado. he continues to swing a hot bat with hunter pence out. opposite two run homer. i don't know. stopped at home plate. it got out. third of the year for maxwell. 4-2 giants. bottom of the ninth one out, duffy wins the game. in comes hunley and tied at four. runners in the corner. norry, giants hang on for the win. a's and astros. ast houston buried them early. three-run blast. he gave up six runs in four and two thirds. cody ross in the left. set the table for carter. knocks in louis. 9-3 the final. a's lost three straight. nhl playoffs. flames looking to eliminate the canucks.

four unanswered. first of his two this the game. flames win 7-4 and eliminate vancouver. blackhawks and predators. patrick kane off the face off. 3-3 after one. stayed that way until the third. the shot and the point gets through. they limb nate them 4-3 the final. nhl playoffs here. washington looking to close out the islanders. third period. two caps take out john, leaving nikolai open. he thinks he is tied but no. cross bar. 3-1 new york. the series heads to d.c. for decisive everyone seventh game.

tied for second. eight under par with mor gan. he round of the day. birdie putt on nine. 5 under 67. second round leader brock henderson. almost gets it to go. at nine under a one shot lead to tomorrow's final round. wgc at harding park is next week. drew weather's going to be great. everyone wants to get to harding park if that. >> that's it for tonight. we continue tomorrow

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