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>> one away from advancing. the warriors dominated memphis at home making sure roracle arena lived up to its name. those caught hibernating could not keep up. >> we have team coverage, but first we are in for a wet morning commute jie. we are. here is a look from the exploratorium camera. it is clear now, but we are in for a big change. >> sandhya patel is here with the details. >> this is a spring system we welcome. as we look at live doppler 7hd, right now the clouds are gathering, and as we look at our computer animation going into the start of your morning commute there will be some slick roadways. as we head toward the lunchtime hour that's when we are expecting a little more widespread activity with moderate to heavy rainfall and there may even be some thunder. i'll be back with a look at how long the wet weather is going to last and how much rain we will receive.

dan and ama? >> thank you sandhya. the doves got it done at oracle taking a lead over the grizzlies. >> after a slow start they ran away with the game. we have team coverage tonight. mike shumann is live with the highlights. shu? >> all right, guys. it might rain tomorrow, but it was raining three's here at oracle. they had a twenty-tw oi nt victory and those who win game five wins 80% of the time. klay thompson lead with this three .er late in the game. it was a four-point play with the foul. klay talked about the crowd. >> like we stated before, best nba and it is the best time of the year. >> you struggled offensively early on, but you found ways

to contribute. >> absolutely. one thing i never prided myself on is if i am making shots that don't really matter to me. if i am it helps. but at the end of the day i just always find something else to do. >> game six after friday in memphis the warriors can close them out. more coming up in sports. mike shumann, abc7 news. >> good stuff, shu, thanks very much. one more win and the warriors advance to the western conference finals and fans are stoked tonight. alan wang is live in oakland with the story. alan the warriors literally have some of the best fans in the nba in terms of enthusiasm and attendance and we saw it again tonight. >> they sure do. when you spend that much on playoff tickets c it makes it so -- tickets it makes it sweeter when you win. victorious warrior fans

spilled out and there was an explosive fireworks dismay. they were equally explosive on the court. they kept their fans on their feet as they dominated throughout most of the gym. >> why robert you at home doing york homework? >> my dog ate it. >> i already did it. >> we are going to win the next game! >> let's go warriors man! >> we had them one dimensional. >> how much beer did you have tonight? >> a ton. like raider games, warrior games we get loud. >> the grizzlies were leading this series 2-1, but the warriors fought back and now lead it thee-2 for game six. the warriors have officially gotten their mojo back. reporting live in oakland,

abc7 news. you. >> thank you alan. turning to other news one of the deadliest train derailments in recent years is under investigation tonight near philadelphia. we learned the engineer has ties to the rails here in the bay area. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live at the cal train station. cornell? >> ama, we learned the engineer who was driving the amtrak train that crashed in philadelphia previously worked for cal train and was likely very familiar with this stretch of track from san francisco down to the south bay. the 32-year-old ran some trains on the cal train system before 2011. during that time he lived in san francisco. his attorney says he has no recollection of the crash and he is cooperating with investigators. seven people died in last night's derailment. federal investigators say the train was traveling at 106 miles per hour, double the

speed limit. these are images from inside the mangled cars. they say it was a moment of chaos. >> i was thrown against the girl next to me and against the window. people on the other side of the aisle were falling on top of us. >> investigators say the engineer applied full emergency brakes before the crash. abc news learned he has turned over a blood sample and his cell phone to investigators. he suffered a concussion and an injury to his leg. live in san carlos, carnel bernard abc7 news. phi four people are in custody -- four people are in custody. officers were investigating a fraud case and witnesses say it was like a scene out of the movies. >> all of a sudden these cops had one cop on the ground. they drew their guns and two dudes were on the ground and

arrested. >> the mountain view officer was taken to a local hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >> a high profile political consultant is in jail in san francisco with a new higher bail amount. bail for enrique pierce was set at $400,000. pierce is facing six felony counts including possession and distribution of child pornography. he had nearly 5,000 images of child pornography. they found images on pierce's cell phone showing boys under the age of 12. >> based on the toe tall tee of the circumstances the bail that has been set is appropriate. i believe the judge made the ruling accordingly. >> pierce's attorney disagrees with the bail amount saying pierce is not a public safety threat. >> renters and property owners squared off. they are urging city leaders to expand rent control and other tenant relief as rents

sore with the improving economy. the property owners say rent control does president work. doesn't work. we were able to bring you the story thanks to our alliance with univision. and the powerful earthquake death toll is 91. aid workers say land slides are blocking the hardest hit villages and no sign of a marine helicopter from camp pendleton that disappeared yesterday while delivering aid. sergio is one of the only western journalists in nepal. he is in kathmandu with more on the search for the helicopter. >> last night here in kathmandu we spoke exclusively with the marine general who is leading the joint united states response in nepal. obviously they are concerned that they have not been able to locate that helicopter.

they are still searching. he didn't have clear answers as to why any homing beacons may not be helping in that effort. he did say they have not picked up signals and they have thought made contact with that crew. i have been trying to figure out a way to show you how scared people are in kathmandu following the earthquake. outside my window there are several people who are camped out on the ground. that's because the hotel has allowed people to come in and set up their tents. they recognize that people are still afraid and it may rattle their homes apart. so many are worried they will get crushed in their own home. abc7 news. well, next on abc7 news we have to go through security when we fly right? you may not realize some pilots and flight attendants do not. >> a special report on the loophole some say is putting

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tonight a new government report is calling into question whether bomb detecting scaners and x ray machines at the airport are properly maintained. that is one concern, but there is another. why are the airline employees sidestepping the security equipment and walking on to the planes? eric thomas explains how it is all happening at all bay area airports. >> at oakland international airport while you wait to get your bags checked flight crews lineup at a door clearly marked do not enter. security checks their bags and waives them through a logged door not checking their bags. >> i think they have to have everything they carry with them screened as well. >> everybody should go through security. i really do. if we have to do it they should do it too. >> it is not just happening at oakland, but san jose mineta

and san francisco general. we found crews being waived through security and the transportation security administration, the tsa thinks it is okay. >> it is ridiculous. >> she is the former inspector general for the department of transportation. this system is a huge loophole in the security system. >> she is talking about the known crew member program. it allows pilots and flight attendants to bypass the normal screening process at 60 airports nationwide. >> it is like we have forgotten the lessons of september 11th 2001. we don't know who the terrorists may be targeting. we don't know who may pose a danger. >> but even in new york city where the tragedy unfolded the pilots and crew strolled through a secure gate entirely bypassing the screening machines and rolling their suitcases unchecked into a supposedly screened area. >> we don't want you on a plane with things that

shouldn't be on the plane. >> pilots and crew members have entered this way through doorways like that 31 million times carrying unchecked bags and there has never been a problem. the tsa says it gets quote realtime positive verification and validation of each crew member status as an active airline employee. everyone in the program undergoes an fbi background check. >> the airline pilot association says the program is a vital component to a multi layer screening process that allows the tsa to refocus the security resources and increase efficiency and significantly reduce wait times and security lines. but that's not an excuse to fore go full screenings. she points to where pilots have screened psychological screenings and later caused problems. in march german innings with pilot lubitz crashed into the

french alps killing 150 people. remember steven slater? he cursed out passengers and grabbed a beer and jumped out the emergency exit at jfk airport. and then there was the jetblue captain that left in the midst of a melt down. he had to be restrained and was locked out of the cockpit. >> imagine if they had weapons or contraband. they had a mental ep side on a plane. >> flight crews should go to the front of the tsa line but thinks allowing them to bypass the machines is a huge gap in aviation security. >> just because no one has taken advantage of the loopholes yet doesn't mean they won't. >> eric thomas, abc7 news. >> as you can imagine many pilots and flight attendants don't want you to know about the loophole. we want to know what you think. join the conversation on facebook and twitter at abc7

news bay area. a bay area landlord and his family don't feel safe in their own home because of a man who lives downstairs. >> if we were to go home and tenants leaving, pie kids would not have venture out of the garage unless i am escorting them. that's how afraid they are of him. >> has this tenant gone too far? and why can't the landlord evict him? dan noyes investigates on 10 news at 11:00. >> tune in for that. now let's talk about rain and real rain. >> sandhya patel has us all excited. >> i am looking for it and a lot of people are as well. as we look at live doppler 7hd people are looking at it on social media. you can see the cloud cover gathering in the north bay and the coastline. temperatures are in the 50s. as you look at a live picture from our exploratorium camera you can see those clouds right over the bay. the showers arrive early in the morning.

there is a possibility of thunder later tomorrow and it is going to be dry for the weekend. we are watching this trough developing off the coast. that's where the showers are developing, and there is an area of low pressure that is associated with it. that low, the main low is going to make its way down toward southern california. we are not going to get all of the energy but enough that we will talk about measurable rain. right now we have the cloud cover around. scattered showers for the start of your morning commute. you may need more time especially with the damp roadways. now at 11:00 down -- downpours are possible through 1:00 p.m. you will notice red showing up and maybe a thunderstorm in the afternoon hours. and then a few showers remain at 5:00 so your evening rush hour doesn't look as bad. as far as the rainfall totals

a half an inch to an inch for the wettest spots. a 10th to a quarter of an inch by friday morning. and then sierra expecting snow. it will run until friday morning. chain controls are possible and be prepared for the possibility of delays. four to six inches is expected above 6,000 feet. the temperatures will be 46 in napa and 52 oakland. san jose and livermore in the low 50s. you will see quite a bit of cloud cover with slick spots. make sure vut umbrellas. you will see the temperatures peaking in the mid60s inland. 60ly oakland and 63 santa rosa and 65 san jose. and 63 in santa cruz. the accu-weather seven-day forecast. you notice the scattered showers and possibility of thunder. maybe a lingering shower early on and then we are going with

a dry forecast with those temperatures coming up a sc -- skosh. the temperatures will remain below may averages. as we head into next week which we will come especially in a drought. we are usually talking fire danger. mike niko will be here tracking this storm with live doppler 7hd. >> perfect. thank you, sandhya. we aren't looking for just any college students. we're looking for ones who aren't messing around. students who want to take courses developed with input from leading companies. so when they graduate,

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>> what a good guy. what a great game in oakland. >> warriors bringing it big time. >> you got a baby story? i got a baby story. stealing and scoring for the warriors in game five. and a 20-point deficit turned

good evening. it was raining three's. 14 to be exact at oracle arena as the warriors beat memphis. the key in game five was defense. tony alan a nonfactor in game four and out with a strained hamstring for tonight. they finished with 13. warriors kept turning it over and over and over. so sloppy. memphis capitalizing. the grizz get the 23-12 lead. that's a baby faced -- assassin right there. the warriors are up a point. harrison barnes is playing great basketball.

he loves the corner three. a couple of huge dunks. one of his six steals. with authority. the doing doing -- the dagger in the fourth quarter. four-point play. a decisive win as the warriors take a 3-2 series lead and as we bring in mike shumann who is live at oracle. the warriors are just one win away from the western conference finals. >> no question that this game was up for grabs in the first quarter as you mentioned. the momentum changed and memphis could not keep up. head coach steve kerr talked about it. >> it was an important stretch. we got our legs underneath us and tas when our defense kicked in. >> we picked it up on the defense and once we picked it up on the defense we were able

to run and get buckets in transition. >> tonight was good for us because we had a goodwin in memphis in game four. we are not sure how we would respond. we had the urgency about us today. >> the warriors can close it out in memphis, but closing out a team in desperation mode is one of the toughest things to do. mike shumann abc7 sports. >> you are right. it won't be easy on friday night. the long ball killed the giants. here it comes and there it goes. george springer crushed it. astros hit three tboms -- bombs. a's and red sox and his first of the season. this is the only run the red sox needed because the a's got

nothing. the a's get shut out 2-0. >> go warrior. >> they

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