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this single woman has adopted three children. she knew she wanted children and set out to be a foster parent. she jump eed at the opportunityo be a foster parent to four sisters. their mother had two more girls. >> duncan adopted them all. she said it's more than she bargained for but also more rewarding than she ever imagined. >> you don't set out to have six little girls. i'm glad it happened. i'm so blessed. >> they live with her parents. she said without their support none of this would have been possible. >> there's much more to come. we're watching results at today's primary. we have a winner.

right now we're waiting the find out which democrat won new york's primary. hillary clinton hold a wide lead over bernie sanders. abc news says it's still too close to call. >> over on the republican side, abc news declared donald trump twiner minu the winner minutes after the polls close ed trump captured 6 of the vote. 95 hen delegates a -- republica are up for grabs in new >> supporters are waiting for trump to take the podium. >> we're joined by politico reporter. the polls have closed. let's get to the math here.

john kasich said he didn't think donald trump could get to the magic number of 1237 delegates. what do you think? >> it already looks like donald trump had a huge night. getting over that 50% mark is big for donald trump. that's 95 delegates he's going to get. that means everything to him when it comes to working toward california and getting that narrow path to 1237. needs every delegate he can get. new york will be crucial. >> hillary clinton has a wide lead now. she's been talking like she's going to close the deal. bernie sanders is saying she will be disappointed. which is it? it looks like it's widely in her favor. >> bernie sanders got big crowds, 28,000 people. that's not enough. they have to be actual voters. this is a closed primary.

independents can't vote. they have been complaining about that. looks like hillary do early based on polls. it showed trump with the lead among republican voters. two-thirds say they want an outsider. for trump and hillary looks like hold fie home field advantage will bring it over the field. >> we may be seconds away from donald trump declaring victory in new york. let's focus on california. when we spoke, i think it was a few weeks ago, we were talking about the significance of california with the primary about seven weeks away. california could have a huge impact in this race. are we still poised to make an impact given what we see tonight in new york? >> that's right, larry. the empire state is in the rear view mirror. the golden state is the target. buckle your seat belts starting

next week in california. all three republican candidates will be here. look for those ads. look for those campaign rallies. california is in for it for the first time in generation ptiong. >> do you think there's a chance because it seemed like trump lost momentum, regains momentum, it seemed like we have this brokered convention. >> this is what the drama is at this point. trump has been faced with picking up every single delegate he needs. that's why new york is so important. he goes into rust belt states like pennsylvania, new jersey, maryland where he had a chance to pick up more. 172 delegates could mean everything to him. it's still a really narrow path for donald trump. he's got the money to bring over the dell galts.

he can do it, if possible. >> we got to go. thanks for your time. donald is coming out. >> let's see if we can listen in. >> usa, usa, usa. usa. usa. sdplp i really wa >> i really want to thank my team. my team is amazing. it's a team of unity. the press does understand it. this has been an incredible evening. it's been an incredible day and week. we went all over new york state. new york state has problems like virtually every other state in the union. our jobs are being sucked out of our states. they're being taken out of our country and we're not foing to let it happen anymore. we're going to stop it.

i have to say, we have some of our great businessmen of the world. the great steve roth. steve is building a big building on central park south. it's a tremendous success. i said steve, congratulations on the building. he said donald, it's nothing compared to what's happening with you. we're proud of him. we have our great leaders and it's been really something. it's been really something amazing. we're going to use our great business people to negotiate unbelievable trade deals. we bring our jobs back and we don't let our companies go to mexico and all of these other countries anymore. we're going to keep the jobs here. you're going to be very proud of this country very soon. we're going to build our military bigger, better,

stronger than ever before. >> donald trump claiming victory tonight in the state of new york. how many of the state's 95 republican delegates he comes away with when all the votes are counting. >> we're keeping tabs on this on air and online. keep it tuned for the latest. also making news today. bay area housing crisis have rebounded since the recession. fear of collapse in the market has been building. >> abc 7 news reporter found out bay area experts say they are seeing signs of a slowdown. >> reporter: on california's moving housing bubble they are up but down from last year. numbers are down in san francisco county.

prices are pushing buyers out. there's an increase in contra costa county. i asked if this is any indication a housing bubble is about to burst. >> every time there's a flattening like this or any softening in the market. everyone wants the say this is the beginning of the end. it's hard to know that from any given episode. it doesn't seem like that at this point. >> reporter: this trend is not unusual. the inventory is still low. >> coming off of january, february, march. they tend to go down. around august, september they will start to g down again. the tud di finds 1.4% growth in median home prices. the smallest gain if years. homes are on the market a few weeks longer than usual. there's a reason for that. >> buyers are still wanting to get a bargain. when looking at prices they're not jumping on a house right away. >> reporter: how much are bay area homes going for? the median price, $643,000.

still ahead, too many trees and not enough money. how the problem in san francisco could end up costing property

a san francisco supervisor would like to see city trees better maintained and have property owners pay for that. >> the funds given to public works are not enough but a proposed parcel tax would take care of it. >> reporter: the department of public works long ago acknowledged there's too many sidewalk trees to take care of. at one point they had up to 18 staff. today there are 11. for years it's been up to many homeowners to maintain them. >> when money is tight, that's when the money will be taken way for more pressing needs for helping human services. >> some people do a fantastic job. others either blow it off or they hire the cheapest possible who mutilates the trees. >> reporter: supervisor wants voters to decide on a partial tax that would supplement the tree maintenance budget. it would no longer be the

responsibility of homeowners. >> to assume city liability rather than property owners being liable. >> reporter: most property ordinary reason and prudence would pay between 25 and $40 a year. there are businesses that could be affected. christopher is private. 20% of his business comes back from cutting city trees by homeowners. he says the cities will have to hire subcontractors and worries they may not be up to his standards. >> they likely have a chance to put on the jobs but i'm not sure if the price point would work out for high quality work. >> reporter: the board of supervisors is expected to vote in june or july before it's taken to the voters in november. p. all right. we have been keeping track of the primaries going on in new york. abc news has declared hillary clinton the winner in new york's

presidential primary. she held a wide lead over bernie sanders 61-39%. they are making the call now, calling it hillary. >> let's take a look at clinton's watching party in new york city. a festive atmosphere there. right after the polls closed we told you donald trump was declared the winner in the republican primary. coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00, we've been told to conserve water. why our local water agencies

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california is stit urntd statewi still under a statewide order to save water. it may look wasteful but it's critical to keeping drinking water clean. for the first time in four years the city is flushing its waerts pipes releasing 1,000 gallons a minute on the street. it used to be standard practice over the bay area. fire hydrants open up and left to run. high velocity water scours the

pipe. they don't end up in the drinking water. when the drought hit many communities stopped regular pipe flushing to save water. we're happy and pleased about it lapping over the top of our boards and spillway. this provides about 40% of the water. >> reporter: crews let the water run until it clear. this took nine minutes. the team tests the hydrants to make sure they are ready for an emergency. >> we have 170 plus fire hydrants to do. it will take a few months. >> reporter: this process is happening in other bay area communities. not all reservoirs are full. not every agency is doing the same thing.

here in san francisco and east bay mud service areas officials tell us they are considering flushing some hydrants. for now they say they are doing it when absolutely necessary. >> reporter: in the south bay they are the first the to use the flushing system that saves waerts. it flushes the pipes by running water flu a filter so very little water ends up on the street. san jose cost half a million dollars and many districts don't have the money. for now, expect most agencies to keep flushing their pipes the old fashioned way. >> water officials say if you do see water gushing out of fire hydrants, do not assume the drought is over. we need some water from the sky. >> can't promise a good deal.

i can tell you a bit is on the way. clouds will thicken near the coastline. the clouds will push inland. high temperatures in the upper 70s. here comes our light rain on friday. it will get sunnier and hielder conditions. >> thank you so much. you probably like me have gotten a million texts. what do you think? i'm with you. might as well arrest them. you can probably win the series. coming up, the as open a three

game series against the yankees

warriors star guard curry

said he will play in game 3. he doesn't see any scenario where he would not be playing. an mri today showed nothing of concern. playing without their mvp last night, the warriors beat the rockets. to take a 2-0 lead in their best of seven series. it was a real team effort. klay thompson led golden state with 34 points. >> we have a guys who do a lot of sacrificing. they hold back their game for the team. we know what each guy is capable of. when guys play, no surprise to us. >> we lost 30 points a game. defense picked up another notch. we made smart plays.

the minnesota timberwolves plan to interview jackson. during the three seasons with golden state jackson twice got his team into the playoffs. dr. j took in game 2 between the celtics and the hawks. cal had two of his 17 points. his former warrior finding his way to the hoop. the hawks cruise 89-72. they lead the series two games to none. >> for the sharks home line advantage has been elusive. afterwinning the first two playoff games they couldn't continue that momentum last night. the game started off well for san jose as joe found the net just 30 seconds in. midway tommy gets calls for hooking. that set up the kings power play. andrew would cash in on the

advantage. l.a. win onto win in overtime. game 4 is wednesday in san jose. coach peter wants more offense from his third and fourth lines. >> i think that's been consistent here over the years. to be able to support that and for most nights this year i don't think we got enough of it last night. >> we have a lot to prove. >> after taking the from the royals they open a road trip. new york jumped on top. carlos beltran scores.

yankees starter struck out seven. the as answer in the sixth. lowry drives in. in the bottom half he robs aaron hicks. now in the top of the nineth it's still tied at two a piece. the giants host arizona tonight. this abc seven sports report has been brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv. the fbi finally got into the san bernardino shooter's iphone, but what did they find inside?

that's at 9:00. the future of rent control in the bay area's largest city. hundreds of people are packed into san jose to make their voices heard. >> i'm larry for dan ashley. >> we take you live back to manhattan in new york where hillary clinton supporters are celebrating. she's been declared the winner in the new york primary. she'll be speaking shortly.

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