>> announcer: live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. good afternoon, an thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. >> reporter: i'm larry biel. we're live at oracle arena where it is must win do or die game five for the warriors tonight, a series of life reports coming up. >> thanks, larry. well, starting our news today, an intense manhunt is under way in novato. sky7 hd was there as one person was arrest and the search is on for two others accused of shooting and stabbing two students, one was killed. >> it began at 5:30, the victim wars found near the golf course. today one suspect was artsed on roeland avenue. vic lee has been following the story. se live with the very latest. >> reporter: we are at the

intersection of roeland boulevard and leafwood avenue. let's just go straight to sky7 hd for a closer look on what's behind me. s.w.a.t. teams are about to converge on an apartment complex on the 1400 block of leafwood avenue. they're here looking for other suspects in the shooting last night near novato high school. earlier, s.w.a.t. teams raided a home just a couple of blocks from here. marin sheriff and novato police s.w.a.t. teams surrounded the house on the 400 block of roeland boulevard shortly after 2:00 this afternoon. they went in and arrested one of three suspects in last night's shootings of two students near novato high school. both were stabbed and shot. one was wounded, but he was able to call police. >> the first victim who called 911 to the local law enforcement and identified what he believes to be three suspects, hispanic males involved in the case. >> reporter: while the young man was being transported to the hospital, authorities found the

body of a second victim in a crate down a hiking trail near a water fall. he was also stabbed and shot. meese are still looking for two other suspects. >> we were hopeful that we would get more than just one person here at this house, but for us that just means that our search will continue. it doesn't stop here. >> reporter: these are shots of the arrest from sky7 hd. authorities have not identified him. they also say the motive is still unclear. but they have said that the victim who was wounded provided a lot of information on his attackers. again, we are live with sky7 hd at the intersection of roeland boulevard and leafwood avenue. s.w.a.t. teams are getting into place as they are about to converge on an apartment complex on the 1400 block of leafwood. this is all connected apparently to the shooting last night of two students at novato high school. and they have arrested, again, one suspect. they are looking for two others. they're hoping that both of them

are in this apartment complex. so that's the very latest but stay tuned because things are unfolding very quickly. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> they are, vic. thanks very much. breaking news, the search for this missing teenage girl was shifted now from solano county to the central coast. a car connected to 15-year-old pearl peninsulaen has been located in santa barbara county. a shootout also broke out in sul vain. police have pinned down a suspect on the central coast. we do not know yet his identify. we are hearing there is no sign of pearl. the man you see on the right 19-year-old fernando castro is suspected of kidnapping pearl pinten and hurting her yesterday morning. sheriff's deputies began searching for pearl after a witness saw her calling for help. that person claims castro pulled a gun on pearl in vallejo. >> we know them to have been acquainted, but we don't have any information leading that they were boyfriend/girlfriend

or had any rocky relationship. >> we are very concerned about her well-being. finding her and getting her medical attention if needed is our number one priority right now. >> an amber alert went out today as the search for pearl and castro widened. when detectives identified a car linked to the case in solano cou county. we'll keep you updated during this newscast at 5:00 and 6:00 as well and on our app. >> a man accused of setting his house in vallejo on fire killing his 5-year-old son and youring the boy's mother went before a judge this afternoon. but a solano county judge postponed the case after shoemake waved his right to be arraigned today. he turned himself in to police his arraign emt set for next week. the mayors of five east bay cities are trying to stop a rash of shootings on local freeways. they're sending a letter to the governor requesting help. there have been 28 shootings since november. four people have been killed, 12

injured. >> we in government have to ensure that our residents and the public feel that they're safe. i feel this is the first step. this is about public safety today. >> the mayors are asking for money to install cameras on exit ramp that's would photograph license plates. they're also looking for funding to upgrade current caltrans cameras so they can start recording traffic. turning to the race for the white house, democratic candidate hillary clinton is in the bay area today again. she's expected to be in san francisco anytime now. >> earlier today she was at parkside hall in san jose. abc 7 news reporter david louie was there as well and joins us live. >> reporter: dan and ama, hillary clinton had a much larger crowd here than yesterday in salinas and her message was clearly focused on party unity, the message that democrats need to be unified in order to defeat donald trump come november. >> with that in mind, the only person --

>> we apologize. we are having some technical difficult 'tis there. we do want to tell you that abc 7 news reporter david louie was actually live tweeting today's campaign event in san jose and you can follow him on twitter@abc 7 david. bernie sanders meantime took aim at donald trump today during a campaign rally in ventura. sanders repeated his desire to debate trump and announced that it appears trump is prepared to accept the challenge. >> and i'm very excited about it, and i'll even have to rent out the largest stadium you have here in california. >> trump says he is willing to debate and wants each candidate to put up $10 million to $15 million for charity. sanders' campaign manager says he hopes that trump does not, quote, chicken out. meantime, donald trump has now earned enough delegates to clinch the republican party

nomination he celebrated in north and south dakota. trump also addressed house speaker paul ryan's comments that he's not ready just yet to endorse trump's candidacy. the billionaire calls ryan a good man and says, quote, we'll see how that all works out. to stay on top of the late breaking updates, download lauer app. the weekend is almost here. a warm-up is coming. >> spencer christian is here with our update and what's headed our way. >> ama and dan, we've been talking about this warm-up all week long and it has finally begun. here's live doppler 7 hd. we've got sunny skies all across the bay ra area right now little patch of low clouds right there neert the coastline. as i mentioned the warming has begun. it is milder than it was yesterday at this time. here's the view from the rooftop camera. 63 san francisco oakland 6674 san jose 75 morgan hill 57 at half moon bay. this the is view from the east

bay hills camera west ward toward the coast. 77 right now at santa rosa napa 75 novato 80 at fairfield, 78 at livermore. and tonight big game at oracle arena over at oak land, the warriors taking on the oklahoma city thunder. this is a must-win game for the warriors and weather shouldn't be an obstacle to your getting to the game on time. at 6:00 this evening, sunny and mild in oakland, about 66 degrees, later in the evening down to about 60 but under clear skies. so going to and from the game should be no problem. let's hope the warriors win. i'll have a look at our memorial day weekend forekaest in a moment. >> thanks, spencer. stanley cup fever is building in san jose. today they showed off the clarence campbell trophy they earned last night by beating the st. louis blues paving the way to the first ever trip to the stanley cup finals. fans lined up to get inside the shashgsz store to pick up anything with the words stenly cup or western conference champs on it.

the place is packed. the finals begin next week. the winner of the pittsburgh/tampa bay series will be decided tonight. all right, it is do or die time for the warriors tonight. no more fooling around. >> abc 7 news sports director larry biel is live at oracle where the team is getting ready for tonight's vital game. larry? >> reporter: yeah, i like that dan. no more fooling around. let's get serious with this for a change. they have been serious as okc is really good. and we were expecting especially after the record setting 73-9 season that the warriors would be be playing well into june and make it to the nba finals. but the grim reality is, tonight could be the final night of the nba season here in the bay area on may 26th. don't want to really spend a lot of time delling on that, but players are warm p up. draymond green is out here. in fact, he's right behind me as we speak. and draymond has said and it really didn't get a lot of traction kind of surprisingly that one of the things that's happened in this severs is that

the warriors, they don't have -- they have not had the intensity, the drive, the fight. some of the assistant coaches today said that as well. they want to see the fight from this team defending their home court and fighting for their lives and it's a matter of survival in this game. i expect the warriors will come out tonight, they will fight, they will claw, they will scratch. they will kick. no kicking. we don't want any more kicking. that was -- no kicking. no kicking. but more seriously, you can't think about the daunting task of winning three games in a row against okc. you've got to win one in a row. that one is tonight, and then you see what happens after that back in okc for game six it's a fight for their playoff lives tonight in just a couple of hours. lots more coming up live from oracle and the story of one super fan. that's later on. live at oracle, larry biel, abc 7 news. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4, two jets crash into the atlantic and everyone survived

the dramatic rescue. and some of the best and worst beaches in this state. is your favorite on the list? and check this out. the new way to get above all the traffic. wow. and let's take you outside. don't you wish you had that contraption if you're dealing with the skyway right now? as you can see on this thursday, it is pretty sticky in both directions. the cars coming at you are trying to get onto the bay bridge. stay with us.

now back to the race for the white house. we are awaiting hillary clinton in san francisco. >> but earlier today she was in san jose. here's abc 7 news reporter david

louie. >> reporter: close to 1,000 people welcomed hillary clinton back to san jose. they lined up along market street, some of them already counting their mail ballot such as carol whee land. >> i've got four voters in the family, one republican hasn't voted. my daughter and i have voted. my son voted for bernie. come november we're all voted for hillary. >> reporter: others are decided as the apply marry approaches. >> you're on the fence right now? >> yes, i am. but i really think that a lot of good she has to say is really re real. >> reporter: supporters of bernie sanders were here, too, hillary calling for unity. >> so we are going to be coming together as a unified democratic party. senator sanders and i, our supporters, together have so much more in common than we do with donald trump! >> reporter: that resonated with robbie curren.

>> ultimately all the democrats should join together to beat trump. that's the only way it will happen. >> reporter: clinton spent the rest of her time attacking donald trump and relishing an opportunity to debate him on everything from climate change to education to the economy. high school student adidi pan did i was hoping to learn how clinton is different from sanders. >> i feel like in high school everybody is so pro-bernie. that's totally fine, but i kind of want to form my own opinion on my own before i decide who i want to support. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >> well, if you're thinking of heading to the coach this memorial day weekend, we have information you need to know. >> we do. today an environmental group issued its report card of best and worst beaches in california. and a few bay area beaches did not fare that rely. >> no. kristen sze is here with more. chris snen. >> ama and dan, the group heal the bay graded 456 california beaches. 88% ghot top marks but three bay area beaches landed on the ten most polluted list. cal beach in santa cruz ranks as

the most polluted for the third year in the row. one reason is animal feces. the water quality is improving overall. one reason is the drought, which has translated into less polluted runoff. the another city, cities are taking beach pollution seriously. >> a lot of coastal counties are investing in infrastructure to better retain storm water on site. that means there's less water getting to the ocean and dl thereby impact the beachgoer health. >> i know you're wondersing the other two local beaches on the most polluted list, number eight candlestick point which doesn't get enough water circulation to disperse bacteria. similar problem for number nine, pillar point in half moon bay. located right next to a lagoon. now a look at some of the bay area's cleanest beaches, baker beach in san francisco, mon tara state beach in san mateo county, alameda point, dylan beach in marin county, and just about every beach in sonoma county. to keep your families safe and

avoid illness when you hit the beach in summer, you can check out heal the bay's weekly water quality grades. we have a link on our website. abc 7 news.com. damage and ama? >> thank you so much. the warriors hope to keep their nba finals hopes alive tonight at oracle arena. we'll is a live report from larry bale in just a moment. >> first we want to get to eric thomas. hi, eric. >> reporter: hi, ama. and dan. can you say we believe? well, back in 2007 a fan from alameda built a whole campaign around that, and he helped the underdog warriors advance in the playoffs. and tonight he's hoping that lightning can strike again. alameda businessman paul wong is dipping into his 2007 playbook to show his support for the dubs. today he's at the printer picking up hundreds of signs that read "we believe" for a whole new generation of fans. >> nothing's changed. just want to build a little confidence and to share with the

players that we're 1,000% behind them and everything will be all right. >> today he did a quick 500 run. last week he did a 10,000 run. he's giving these out to whoever he sees and he's paying it out of his own pocket. so that's a lot of heart there. >> reporter: paul did something similar during the playoffs nine yearing ago. the we believe campaign back then helped inspire the warriors and their fas to an upset of the dallas mavericks. this dwreer he's added something new, a sign that reads "dub pete" his way of encouraging the team to repeat as nba champions and steph curry to repeat as mvp. he's halfway there. >> magical things happen in sports and i think that's why we play it. >> reporter: and dubs star draymond green agrees they can use the help. >> man, it's always good to get some home cooking. you know, in front of the home crowd, we've got to bring some energy to this building and then we bring the energy we can also feed off that. >> reporter: if you'd like to pick up one of paul's signs and cheer the team on, we'll tell you where coming up at 5, eric

thomas abc 7 news. >> reporter: i tell you people here love the "we believe" shirts from the past. they love the strength in numbers. seeing draymond green the other day he was sporting a t-shirt after the loss in game one that was pretty funny. it said "in case of emergency break glass." and there's draymond right there. fans here 19,000 are hoping they don't need that t-shirt after tonight because it is something of an emergency situation, war yaz have got to win tonight, dan and ama. >> break the glass. >> it really is a must win. >> thanks, larry. let's check on our weather with spencer christian. hi, spencer. >> hey, ama and dan. it's looking lovely and looking love letter going into the weekend. here's live doppler 7 hd. as you with have already seen we have sunny skies all across the bay area. just a little patch of low clouds near the coast. these are our forecast features we will see warmer conditions warmer days through memorial daó inland temperatures will reach

or exceed 90 degrees during this span of time and we'll have mild afternoons at the beaches. and right now it is 9 degrees warmer than it was at this hour yesterday in antioch and livermore 7 degrees warmer in novato. you can see all the inland areas are several degrees warmer than at this time yesterday and will be even warmer tomorrow. overnight it will be relatively mild with low temperatures mainly in the low to mid 50s little patches of clowes and fog near the bay. here's our forecast animation by 8: fog. later in the day it just disappears giving way to sunny skies from coast to inland all the way through the day and into the evening hours. and that of course is an indicator of the warmth to come our way. highs will range tomorrow from mrooid 60s at theçó c]aqt to upr 70s and low 80s around the bay to just about 90 in the warmest inland spots. but on saturday, it will be even warmer. we'll see mid-60s to low 70s on the coast, low 80s in some

bayside bay shore locations and low to mid-nichbts inland. now, on sunday there will be a little bit of a weak sea breeze which will bring coastal temperatures down a little bit but it won't affect the inland warming. we'll still see highs up to 90 in fairfield, 93 at antioch and then monday the warmest day in the three day holiday weekend memorial day we'll see high temperatures inland 93 at clear lake livermore and fairfield, 92 at concord, 97 at antioch, 91 at san jose, upper 70s to mid-80s around the bay and upper 60s to mid-70s on the coast. it is going to be a gloriously lovely memorial day. here we go with the accuweather seven-day forecast. notice temperatures at or above 90 degrees in our inland locations all the way through tuesday. we'll see low to mid-80s around the bay and mid to upper 60s, even 70s on the coast. we'll get a little bit of a cooldown on wednesday of next week and a few coastal clouds will return. then there will be further cooling on thursday of next week. it is a lovely seven days ahead.

>> thank you, spencer. coming up next, it is down to the final few contestants, and the excitement is really building. one bay area boy is still in the running for the national spelling bee championship. and in honor of asian pacific american heritage month, we're using our instagram feed to recognize people making a difference where you live. today we celebrate c.c. yin founder of the asian pacific islander of public affairs. you can learn more on our abc 7 news bay area instagram feed.

a 12-year-old boy from san jose is minutes away from a shot at history. >> c-o-r-o-n-n-e, corinne. >> that is correct. >> this morning, he nailed down a spot in the scripps national spelling bee finals. he is the pride of sha boy area middle school in san jose.

he'll go up against 11 other young people at a shot of the titles. the finals can be seen on espn starting at 5:00. that's exciting. you're looking for something fun to do this weekend? >> right. we have some ideas for you. >> abc 7 and hood line have your long weekend covered with fresh baked goods beer and a celebration of meat eaters. let's start with a french baker in the north bay. every ingredient except the water is imported from france. customers say it's flaky perfection. >> it's the best roll i've had in my life. >> that's what we keep hering. the back-story it took david 13 months to cut through the red tape and restrictions to open. he bakes before the crack of dawn and offered more than 30 different pastries daily. >> it's a pleasure to bake for the people of san francisco because they give you a big smile and they love your pastry. they applaud you. i feel like michael jackson.

>> p you want to meet david, it's opened on grand and vallejo this weekend though david does warn he expects to be sold out by 3:00 p.m. why not wash it down with some rare craft beer? a new bar spin-off is now open in the tenderloin called beer basement, at 222 hyde street. you can sample the beer. lions and tigers and otters, oh, my. the carnivore carnival at the san francisco zoo. you can see meat eaters on display and enjoy carnival food, try your luck at winning prizes. head to the zoo this weekend and monday. go to sbz abc 7 news.com and we'll link you up with the info. >> thanks. abc serve news at 4 continues. two jets crashed into the atlantic during a training mission today but just what happened? plus, more slowdowns at airports across the nation

>> announcer: abc 7 news starts right now with live breaking news. and that breaking news in marin county. minutes ago sky7 hd got this video of police taking a young man into custody at the leafwood apartments in novato near roe lapd boulevard and redwood boulevard. it's believed this young man is a suspect in last night's double shooting and stabbing in novato country's club neighborhood. we saw a similar arrest of a young man at 2:30 this afternoon

just a couple blocks from this scene. police believe there are a total of three suspects in last night's violence which left one no vaught high school dead and one seriously jurisdiction. vic lee will bring you updates and we'll have them for you on abc 7 news live at 5 and 6 and on our news app. also making headlines today at 4:tlif, hillary clinton is making a campaign swipg through the bay area right now. an event is getting under way right now. just a couple of hours ago, lieutenant governor gafrn newsom introduced her at parkside hall in san jose where she asked voters in the south bay for their support. it wasn't just clinton backers at the event. david louie tweeted this picture of berpy sanders supporters lined up across the street. also at 5, the latest on an amber alert for a missing girl taigen from vallejo. a reporter with our abc affiliate in santa barbara says the suspect was involved in a

shootout in santa barbara county. and there is no sign of the missing girl. and developing news off the coast of north carolina where two planes crashed in the u.s. coast guard and good samaritans came to the rescue. here's abc 7 news anchor kristen s sze. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard and fishermen on board a commercial ball named jamie are being applauded for efforts pulling four navy crew members out of the ocean after their fa-18 super hornets crashed in a training exercise off the coast of north carolina. >> they were flying off cape hatteras about 25 miles southeast of oregon inlet when they were involved in an in-flight mishap at approximately 10:40 local time today rfrnlt amazing 30 rly, only minor injury is, the four men taken to norfolk general hospital. >> the flight was part of a routine training mission. all the air crew have been recovered safely. >> reporter: the good samaritan fisherman rescued all four and pulled them onto their boat . >> we really appreciate any time

a good samaritan vessel can help someone on the water in need. this a great way to show how mariners give back to people in distress. >> reporter: while this training day is one these pilots won't soon forget, the rescue is being described as textbook. >> it couldn't have gone better. it just kind of shows the interservice cooperation between the navy and coast guard. >> reporter: kristen sze, abc 7 news. the navy confirms the crews ejected from their planes and survived the impact. well, more trouble for the tsa today. more delays as the senate homeland security committee questions tsa officials. all of this of course as we head into the busy memorial day weekend. here's abc 7 news reporter adrienne bankert. >> reporter: a brief issue delaying passengers to l.a.x. today, equipment failure halting incoming flights to los angeles with planes stalled on the tarm tarmac. the issue quickly resolved. at jfk, jetblue customers facing frustrating computer issues. it comes at a tumultuous time, the eve of the busy memorial day weekend and following disastrous

lines snaking through terminals at some of the busiest airports in the country due to a tsa breakdown. the department of homeland security in the hot seat, facing a senate hearing taking responsibility while admition the cause was a trifecta, a surge in passengers, increased security measures and not enough staff. >> and we are addressing all three of those very, very vigorously. >> reporter: the head of the tsa and the nations's biggest airline saying wait times have already dramatically improved. >> the combination of some new personnel coming in, shifting? dog teams there. dog teams help considerably in terms of moving passengers rnchtsz and more of those passengers are moving through tsa precheck. >> we went last year from a daily average of 3,000 enrollees into tsa precheck two days ago we reached the 16,000 mark. >> reporter: the government hoping to expedite lines while employing effective counterterrorism efforts. >> our effort in confronting violent extremism terrorism

globally needs to be more comprehensive. it needs to -- we need to scale up our effort. >> reporter: and the senate just approved a homeland security bill which would add nearly $1 billion more to help improve security measures across the country. in new york, adrian pink eenne abc news. officials at san francisco international airport says there were no perimeter security breaches last year as we take a live look out there. this comes a year after the associated press reported that sfo led the country in breaches. records show there was an incident in march of 2015 when a woman walked onto the tarmac. there were two other incident that's january. the airport insists they were not security breaches. the associated press identified 41 perimeter security breaches at sfo in 21 at san jose since the start of 2004. protesters were out in numbers today outside the mcdonald's headquarters in oakbrook, illinois. it's the second day of protests outside the fast food giant's annual shareholders meeting.

the company shut down its headquarters yesterday and today due to these disruptions. provi protesters are fighting for higher wages. a new poll shows how big of a role social security will play for baby boomers. an associated press survey reveals 44% of boomers say they're going to dip into their program before reaching full retirement age. americans can begin collecting as early as age 62 but benefits drop by up to 30%. among those with incomes under $50,000, 58% say they're more anxious than secure about their savings for retirement. engineers in china think they've come up with one possible answer for beijing's terrible traffic conditions. check this out. it's a bus of sorts that can zoom right over the top of cars sitting in traffic. that doesn't even look real. engineers say it can carry 1200 people at a time and cost much less than a subway so it would be pretty cool if they can make that happen.

the first one will be tested in northern china later this year. >> we have got to get those things here. p. >> make it happen. >> on the bay bridge. that's cool. still to come on abc 7 news at 4, a big day in the south bay. >> a rush on sharks gear and tickets after last night's western conference championship win. i'm spencer christian. we are looking westward from our emeryville camera. we will not be seeing much of a cooling marine layer over the next few days as temperatures will be soaring. i i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam!

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excitement is building in the south bay as hockey fans prepare for the arrival of the stanley cup finals. >> abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen is in san jose. >> score! >> reporter: and with that the san jose sharks made franchise history last night clinching a spot in the stanley cup finals. today fans lined up at the shark tank tore a shot at tickets and merchandise. elizabeth hen iry was the first to arrive p. >> i love it. it's exciting and exhilarating. it's so much fun to watch. you get into it. the crowd is just going. you're just so energetic. >> reporter: there's no denying the excitement in san jose. but if you're a fair weather fan jumping on the wand baggen these die-hards will invite you to join them but with words of wisdom. >> when the puck's in play, sit down. do not get up during play. that is the most irritating

thing. uf can't see what's going on. >> reporter: the south bay more known for its sunny skies than the cooler conditions on the ice. ask somebody to tell you what icing is and they'll likely respond with their favorite flair. in case you diplomat know, in hockey it means something else. >> when the puck goes from the blue line the opposite team hit it's and goes past the goalie. they sometimes call -- most of the time they call it but sometimes they wave it off. >> reporter: for those hope willing to buy tickets for the stanley cup finals seats for games one and two were gone by noon. merchandise is still available. but if you get a jersey, do yourself a favor. >> do your homework, like actually watch the game. i was talking to a guy, hey, he scored a pretty good goal, huh? who's that? it's on the back of your shirt. >> reporter: some advice from those who love the sharks as they welcome more fans into the fold. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> educating. >> absolutely. well, from sharks to the warriors, larry biel is live at oracle.

>> where even the warriors are celebrating the sharks win. >> i love that lady who loves all the rules there. we could have her in the sports department to help us out. we're really blessed with so many sports teams that are doing so well, especially in recent years in the bay area. and the san jose sharks have received congratulatory messages from other teams, and the warriors, steph curry, has his own sharks bobblehead which is certainly a collector's item. the giants tweet said only four more to government the a's also gave a shout-out saying well deserved, as did the san jose earth kwaiksz all using the hash tag bay area unite. maybe you heard the screams while i was talking here. steph curry was up by midcourt and made i think it was -- what was it, shu, four or five half court shots? we're looking at that as a good omen for this evening's game five. sh u will join me in just a moment. we'll hear more from steph coming up. live at oracle, larry biel. >> that is a good omen. keep making those shots, steph.

spencer christian is here checking our accuweather forecast. >> lovely weather, just going to continue warming up through the memorial day holiday weekend, which is i guess good news. beach weather coming our way. live doppler seven-d, sunny skies, just a little patch of low clouds at the coast. tomorrow we'll see a sunny coast to inland with whatever low coastal clouds we have in the morning melting a way by afternoon, high ranging from 60s at the coast to near 90 in the warmest inland locations. here's our beach forecast for tomorrow. most of our beaches will have highs in the mid to upper 60s, sant krauz a high of 72, ocean temperatures on the cool side, about 55 degrees. wlt sunny skies coming our way, if you're headed out to the beach, remember we have very high uv index tomorrow that will likely continue through the weeb kind. have lots of sunscreen. protect your xen. then get out and enjoy the

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>> announcer: cupertino. concord. wine country. and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. and we are just a little more than an hour away from tonight's do or die game at oracle arena. >> abc news sports director larry biel is live at oracle tonight. larry, getting a little anxious. >> reporter: a little anxious and getting a little loud as shaquille o'neal is walking by and the fans are reacting to that you know after getting blown out in two games in oklahoma city, the warriors are really counting on the support of the home fans here tonight in what ama mentioned is a must win do or die game five situation. but keep in mind the warriors back in game two they destroyed okc the final in that game 118-91.

fans were going crazy on that night, it seemed inconceivable that here we would be standing only a few days later and the warriors would be facing elimination. coach steve kerr even tweeted a message to the fans asking them tonight to show up early and bring their passion and energy. and the players are certainly hoping that home court will help. >> the noise factor and maybe travel all that stuff is -- you have to take advantage of it. we didn't in game one and they did game three and four. that's why we're in the position we're in right now. feed off that home energy, the adjustments we made and win. >> it always good to get your home cooking. hear from the home crowd. we've got to bring some energy to this building and then we bring the energy and we can also feed off that. >> reporter: joined by abc 7's mike shumann. the warriors haven't been in this spot before. >> they have not faced an elimination game in the past two years in the playoffs. it's interesting to see how

players react in desperate situations that's something to keep an eye on. they're hoping to become the tenth team to kwom back from a 3-1 deficit and win the series. i say the pressure is on the warriors tonight. you disagree. we'll have to see how it plays out. but it's something to watch. it's a one game scenario. you have to win one game just to stay alive. we'll have much more coming up on abc 7 news at 5. for shu, larry biel, back to dan and ama. >> we hope they can pull off the win. now is the time to show your warriors pride. we need all we can get we've received a lot of photos and videos but we want more. use the hash tag dubs on schaech when you post yours so we can kind them. you might see them on air and online. well, trying to remember all those computer passwords can be, well, cumbersome to say the least. >> we have dozens. a bay area company is trying to

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vacation reset. also adding to the travel bug are cheap air flights and a strong dollar overseas. a new survey out shows the salary you need to buy a home in your area. no surprise, san francisco is the highest at $144,000. in san diego it takes an income of $104,000 to get in on a median priced home. compare that to pittsburgh where the income needed is just $29,000 a year. that will get you the median home price there. the survey by hsh.com publisher of mortgage and consume irloan information included the cost of mortgage, taxes and insurance. really sadly no surprise there, huh, guys? >> yeah, definitely. thank you, michael. a balloon and a till mighten a new weight loss tool. >> forget shots. soon toothpaste could help fight allergies. here's jane king. a new ingestible and

inflatable balloon system seems to be a noninvasive way to fill up the stomach and curb appetite. the balloon known as april alon helped obese people lose 7% of their body weight according to the washington school of medicine. patients swallow it. once it reaches the stom ab it is inflated. oeb alon is not yet approved by the u.s. fda. could it be that always hymesers disease stems from the toxic recommend napts -- research by a team of investigators at harvard and reported in the "new york times" leads to this startling hypothesis which could explain the origins of plaque. that's that mysterious hard little balls that pock mark the brain of people with alzheimer's. it is still early days but always hiexers experts not associated with the work are captivated by the information. and forget about shots to control allergies. toothpaste may be the solution.

a custom blend of toothpaste that contains extracts of the same things that are in allergy shots is being tested. many allergy sufferers must now take the shots which is painful and inconvenient. from the nasdaq i'm jane king. here's to your health. abc 7 news at 4 does continue. up next, it was much more than a song and dance today. what these kids are doing at one of the state's oldest schools. and kristen is here with a look at what's coming up on abc 7 news at 5. coming up, the trial over the san bruno pipeline explosion. find out why pg&e wants the charges tossed. can specially treated clothing help you avoid mosquito bites? michael finney looks. sharks gear is selling out fast. what you need

>> a charter school in richmond is facing opposition from parents. the controversy escalated when parents found out the district is selling the school's site for only $60,000.

but as abc 7 news education reporter lyanne melendez found out, that deal come was a lot of strings attached. >> reporter: cal i ver beta academy in richmond is located on a temporary lot with 36 portable classrooms. >> it was built for 430 students. today we have 585 and next year we'll have 800 students here. >> reporter: california law says school districts must offer charter schools adequate face and facilities. caliber says this is far from adequate. caliber would like to take over this empty middle school in the richmond hills which closed seven years ago. since then, adams middle school has been vandalized and a victim of arsonists. the school district says it does not have the money to retrofit or rebuild the school so west contra costa unified has offered it to caliber. but that has infuriated a number of parents. at an informational meeting, one of the school board heb members had to explain the obligation. >> we have a school, we have to

find a place for it. >> reporter: the school district wants to sell the property for $60,000 with certain conditions. the land cannot be used for anything other than a school, no condos, no homes, no commercial units. and the retrofitting and rebuilding must be entirely paid for by caliber. despite those reassurances, some parents are still oppose d. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the school district says it's still negotiating with caliber. >> we need to find the facilities in which they can thrive and grow, be safe and have safe, clean learning environments. >> reporter: the board will vote on june 15th. in richmond, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. it is graduation season. abc 7 news was at spring valley science school as these kindergartners got their promotion certificates to the first grade. spring valley is the oldest public school in california dating back to the gold rush.

thank you for joinings us for abc 7 news at 4. abc 7 news at 5 begins right now with dan and kristen. our number one priority is to find her. >> breaking news in the search for this vallejo teenager. last seen screaming for help and now comes word of a shootout. on the roof and on the ground sheriff's deputies look for whoever killed a high school student. first one arrest and moment ago a second man taken into custody. also, a jury answers a $9 billion question. and happening now, hillary clinton in the bay area suddenly finding a message that works. >> reporter: i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. summer like heat for the 408d weekend. we'll look at the temperatures coming up. >> announcer: abc 7 news starts right now with live breaking news. and that breaking news centers on this missing teen, pearl pinsen. an abduction is focused near santa barbara. fernando castro is the man believed to have taken pearl. a vehicle linked to him now at

the center of a shootout. good evening, i'm kristen sze. >> and ai'm dan ashley. new details are coming in constantly, moving very quickly. just a few minutes ago medics tell our sister station in sant brar bra that a man driving that vehicle has been killed. pearl was taken from an overpass yet morning. more than 24 hours later, late today the scene shifted to sanlt barbara where a car linked to fernando cost troh was spotted. >> laura anthony is live in vallejo tonight with the latest. >> reporter: hi, dan. i'm actually on the walking bridge where pearl was last seen here yesterday morning. there were some friend and family who have gathered here in the meantime. a lot of developments this afternoon from sant ba barbara ounlty. we can show you pictures that authorities down there released of this chase. the chp actually spotted the suspect vehicle, this was a gold saturn, that fernando castro was linked to. we can show you those pictures. he was spotted on highway 101 heading i believe south towards

sul vain. once he was spotted by police he went into a trailer park we understand. there was an exchange of gun fire with polices, and then apparently castro got into a pickup truck and tried to escape. we understand at that point he was shot and killed. back here, the search continues both here and of course now down in santa barbara county for pearl pinsen. still no sign of that teenager. >> and i heard her screaming. >> reporter: leslie car row said she heard the frightening sounds just before 7:00 wednesday mornings. screams police believe came from the 15-year-old pearl as she was being dragged away and possibly shot on this walking bridge. there's a large blood stain still on the cement here. >> it was just like when you're getting chased and you're screaming for help, like that. like in a horror movie. >> we do feel she is injured. our number one priority is to find her. one of the ways of doing that is finding him. >> he's listening. please return my