live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> curry puts up the three and stefan curry from downtown and it is a 10-point game. >> now at 10:30, making a splash in game four, steph curry leads the warriors to a close win tonight in cleveland. the dubs go back to oracle with a solid lead heading into game five. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. we are on half an hour early to bring you special courage of the warriors game four victory over the cavs. amy hollyfield and katie are talking to fans from oakland to cleveland. >> let's start with abc7 sports arena mike shumann who is live at oracle arena. hi, shu. >> what a game. the warriors are one win away from another nba title after a

disastrous game three loss. golden state responded lead by who else? the splash brothers. it was quite a game from the start. >> they made history in the process setting an nba record. he was four of five and steph and clay combined for 11. clay finished with 25 points. the warriors win it 108-97 and take a 3-1 series lead. >> we answered the bell especially in the first quarter controlling the pace of the game and not losing it like we did in game three. we got back to enjoying the process and the challenge of winning playoff games. >> we have to under that this series is not over. we came in and did what we wanted to do getting the split. game five will be extremely difficult. >> all right, the warriors can clinch their second consecutive nba title on monday night right here at oracle arena.

of course you can see that here and only here on abc7. mike shumann, live at oracle, back to you, dan and ama. >> thank you so much, shu. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield continues our live team coverage. >> she is in cleveland with dub fan reaction. hi, amy. >> hi. cleveland fans tonight are shaking their heads saying this always happens to us. warriors fans were saying the same thing, but only with a big smile on their faces. warriors' fans said they never doubted they would rebound from wednesday and grab a victory on cleveland's home court. >> we expected that in game three. we just have a better team. >> steph curry had full support of his family in the stands tonight. with his dad saying before the game that his son was ready. >> he's not nervous. he is confident. he feels good. he is going to be more aggressive earlier in

the game. >> cavs fans did what they could with their home court advantage and even waiving giant heads of presidential candidates behind the basket when warriors would shoot free throws. >> if you are making a free throw and you see donald trump, you miss. you go oh my god! >> but the warriors were in the zone and now they are just one game away from the championship. cavs fans tell us they are not feeling good about going back to oakland. >> i think we have a very slim chance of winning. slim to none. >> curry told me stepdaughter riley was here and watching from a suite and she had predicted that dad's team would win tonight. i'm wondering if she is starting to talk about a parade. reporting live in cleveland, abc7 news. >> thank you so much, amy. >> let's move on to reporter katie. >> she is live at oracle arena with the bay area dubs fans. hi, katie jievment hi, uh -- hi, katie.

>> hi, ama and dan. make no mistake. when the game ended the party was insane. you would have thought it was the deciding game. that's how popular these watch parties are. it sold out in 24 hours. >> one more to go! one more to go! >> it was as if the win happened here at oracle. >> i knew from game three that warriors were gonna take game four. we believe. >> the arena was so loud that the warriors probably heard their fans from cleveland. the fans are all in. home game or not. >> the inspiration was of course that steph curry was having such a spectacular season. >> he made this costumes himself. >> every time i wear this we win. >> so you were not wearing it. >> i was not here on wednesday. >> a store bought jersey is not for earn. >> this is not even my full blown on -- ensemble. i have

a blue tutu it and fish nets. >> we want it to be a party, a party in the house. >> it doesn't matter if this is a home game. this is oakland. >> of all of the crazy clothes, these two take the cake. yes, cavalier fans are proudly wearing king james jerseys. >> lebron is the greatest player on the planet. >> that didn't go over so well. we also have to let you know that some of the excitement got a little out of hand here tonight when the game let out. a police officer's motorcycle was knocked over here on the plaza and at least a dozen people were detained. abc7 news. >> katie, thanks very much. abc's coverage of the -- of game five in the nba finals will air here with the warriors and the cavaliers at oracle. making news, one oakland

city leader is on the record saying he thinks the city's police chief was forced out. sean went e-mailed his resignation last night. the deputy chief will take over as interim chief. eric thomas has the details from oakland. >> the city released his letter of res sig mace and if you are looking for reasons for him leaving you won't see much. just that violent crime is down and it is time to look for other opportunities. others think it goes deeper than that. >> last night we received the resignation of our police chief effective today. >> that's how the mayor announced oakland was losing another police chief. why he is leaving is not completely clear. the oakland city councilman said he was shocked to find out the chief was leaving. he believes all sides point to a man being forced out. >> leaving in that fashion and in that way, i think other folks had a lot to do with him

leaving. >> the question was it at all related to a sex scandal regarding several opd officers and the young daughter of a police dispatcher. >> chief went has never been a subject of the investigation of sexual misconduct in this department. >> not a subject, but it happened on his watch. he says he may be taking the hit for it. >> that has something to do with it. thisy are supposed to be the ultimate role model. >> the mayor will launch a nationwide search for a replacement. meantime, the former oakland police, now a deputy chief will be account aing chief. one councilman says he has his work cut out. >> it made no sense to me or my colleagues why the chief would resign. >> eric thomas, abc7 news.

two people are under arrest tonight accused of fatally stabbing a construction worker in san francisco's south of market area. police say it started with an argument. witnesses say the female construction worker exchanged words with another woman who then pulled out a knife. the victim's co-workers say it was a typical work day until this happened. >> i drove in and i saw her right before i got to work. she was fine. >> a man seen hiding behind a car was also arrested. they found a six-inch knife in the female suspect's waist band. police in san jose are looking for two more men accused of attacking people outside last week's donald trump rally. the department tweeted out these pictures of the men and they hope someone will recognize them and give them a call. police arrested eight other people in connection with the violence last thursday outside the convention center. they are still looking for four others. residents of southern california were jolted awake by a moderate earthquake this morning.

the magnitude 5.2 quake had an epicenter 60 miles northeast of san diego. it hit at 1:00 a.m., middle of the night. a seismograph at a station in los angeles captured a solid minute of shaking. it was followed by three smaller aftershocks. geologists say shaking along the particular fault is not uncommon. >> the san jacinto is a long fault zone and the most active fault in southern california. we see small earthquakes on it every day. this particular zone of san -- san jacinto is the most active area of the fault. >> shaking was felt throughout southern california. no damage or injuries of any significance were reported. a special edition of abc7 news continues. a man armed with rocks goes on the attack. as you heard it ended with gunfire. new information tonight on this airport chaos. >> ali! ali!

>> plus, celebrities, athletes, politicians and everyday people come together to celebrate the life of the greatest, muhammad ali. we're gonna take you to louisville. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. temperatures on the rise and so is the fire danger. we'll look at your weekend forecast coming up. >> and then a bit later on abc7 news at 11:00, there will be more than caps and gowns at stanford's graduation this weekend. the protest students are planning following the brock turner controversey. >> this s

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daly city, dublin, los gatos ans all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> the way to honor muhammad ali is to be muhammad ali today. >> a rabbi from berkeley gave one of many powerful eulogies today for the great muhammad ali. the rabbi worked with ali during the 1960s peace

movement. >> more than 15,000 people fill the sports arena in the champ's hometown to say goodbye. >> marcy gonzalez is live in louisville, kentucky where the funeral was held. marcy? >> reporter: and dan and ama, it was not just dignitaries and family, many of the 15,000 seats were reserved for the public and tens of thousands of other fans lined the streets today in a powerful display of what ali meant to the city and to the world. >> ali, ali. >> reporter: a farewell fit for the greatest. from the procession through his hometown of louisville to the moving messages at his memorial. a snap shot of the broad, profound impact of muhammad ali's 74 years on earth. >> mohamed wants young people of every background to see his life as proof that adversity can make you stronger.

>> he was known as a boxer, but he is remembered for his fights for fairness and equality. >> ali forced us to take a look at ourselves. this fresh young man who thrilled us, angered us, confused and challenged us ultimately became a silent messenger of peace. >> another of his silent messages are one of resilience and still resonating after hi long battle with parkinson's disease. >> no matter what it took the flame would be lit, and the fight would be won and the spirit would be abundant. i knew it would happen. >> and just the same he knew this day would come, planning the details of his own memorial service. where he would be laid to rest and just how his legacy would live on. >> until we meet again, fly, butterfly, fly. [applause]. >> and finishing up the

emotional day with a private reception where up until a few minutes ago the fans were still stopping by to pay their respects. marcy gonzalez, abc7 news. dan and ama, back to you. >> thank you, marcy. the two people were killed when a single engine plane crashed into a two-story townhouse in the city of hawthorne in l.a. county. both of the victims were on the plane. the crash started a fire and the firefighters were able to put it out quickly. hawthorne is located south of l.a.x. airport, by the way. the ntsb is investigating the cause of the crash. cell phone video shows people scattering when gunfire erupted outside dallas' love field airport. [gunfire]. >> police say an officer shot a man while responding to a domestic disthank disturbance. the man was using rocks to attack a woman in a car, possibly the mother of his children. officials say the officer fired his weapon several times after the man rushed at him

twice. he is now in stable con dig at the hospital. a solemn ceremony marked the remains of a bay area marines he was killed in one of the bloodiest battles of world war ii. he was 20 years old when he died on an island in the south pacific in 1943. he was undiscovered for seven decades and his remains recently found. >> it has been something that my grandparents wanted to get him home and he is finally home. >> he will be berry read -- buried with full military honors. gawker media is up for auction. the media company filed for bankruptcy today. a $140 million judgment against gawker for publishing a sex tape made by former wrestler hulk hogan's associates motivated the decision. silicon valley billionaire

david field funded the lawsuit. the gawker founder tweeted it will not silence our writers and our sites will thrive under new ownership. tess saw said allegations with suspension problems are false and the government agrees. a blog site said there were 33 complaints of the parts breaking. elon muck said the feds looked into it and will not investigate further. musk responded to a report that customers affected by the failures were required to sign an agreement to keep quiet about the problem in exchange for a repair. he called the claim preposterous. the weekend is here and the warriors win. >> we aren't complaining about anything. that's the only thing we can complain about. >> and you have good reason to complain. it has been windy. dan and ama, we are going to see gusty winds, but only for

parts of the bay area. it is not going to feel as chilly. take a look at our time lapse from our south beach camera. this is from earlier this evening. a beautiful view of the high cloud that were passing through the bay area this around and this evening. the temperatures got into the low 60s to the low 80s for most areas. i'll tell you what. we will get you into the 90s inland. look at that pretty shot. live doppler 7hd is showing most of the clouds have passed through the bay area. they have actually decreased. 21 miles an hour out of the west at sfo. the fire danger will be on the rise and the wind will come out of the northeast and drying out the atmosphere and a red flag warning up 5:00 a.m. to sunday noon. they will run until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. the gusty winds and low humidity will mean you will have to just be extra vigilant tomorrow going into sunday. from our abc7 news

exploratorium camera, look at the glassy view as we look toward the bay from pier15. beautiful shot, skies are clear and temperatures in the mid50s around san francisco, half moon bay, but still mild oakland and san jose in the low 60s. and here is a view from our kgo roof camera and you can see a little through there. it is all in honor of the warriors. 63 degrees in napa and livermore 58 as well. it is looking good and it is sunny and warmer tomorrow. we will bring in much cooler weather next week. tomorrow morning it is mainly clear and upper 40s to the mid50s. if you have early plans it is going to be a cool start, but a great morning for a run. in the afternoon it is a warmer day. 90s inland and 60s along the coastline. a nice range of temperatures and something for everyone to enjoy. 83 tomorrow afternoon in san jose and cupertino and 81 sunnyvale. 80s for redwood city and palo alto, 78 in san mateo and

64 pacifica. a mild day and 70 in downtown san francisco. north bay is mid80sand santa rosa and napa and san rafael, 82. east bay, just a beautiful day as well. warmer one and 78. inland is where it will be warm. 88 in livermore and concord. here is a look at your accu-weather seven-day forecast. mid60s to low 90s. the temperatures will remain on the warm side inland on sunday, but a little dip there and it is cooler and breezy on monday. look at these readings. tuesday through thursday you are only going to be in the 70s inland. upper 50s to low 60s coast side. we may be looking at drizzle as well. below average for this time of year. ama and dan? >> thank you, sandhya. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, presidential name calling. >> donald trump is a loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud. >> plus, protesters, the new campaign attacks in the race for the white house. >> and later, high endurance athletes are set to escape

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to the race for the white house, hillary clinton delivered their first major speech as the nominee for president. >> this sas donald trump tries to court evangelical voters. hillary clinton in the nation's capitol addressing planned parrot -- planned parenthood. >> rights are under attack. >> and taking on trump in her first speech as the presumptive democratic nominee. >> we are not going to let donald trump or anyone else turn back the clock. >> donald trump seeking the evangelical voters. >> we want to uphold the sank tau tee and dignity of life. >> and with help from his supporters. >> usa! usa! usa! >> fending off protesters.

trump has been fielding attacks from both side of the aisle. house speaker paul ryan responding to trump's suggestion that the mexican ancestry of a federal judge made him biased telling george stephanopoulos. >> this is something that needed to be condemned. >> and elizabeth warren on the attack. >> donald um from p is a -- donald trump is a loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud. >> arriving at clinton's dc home for a private meeting on friday following this major announcement from the current commander-in-chief. >> i'm with her. i am fired up. in fact, i don't think there's ever been someone so qualified to hold this office. >> trump is preparing for the presidential general election with a rally in virginia and then he is heading to florida and pennsylvania and all considered battleground states. abc news, washington. the escape from alcatraz is not just a triathalon for one athlete. it is family history. >> still ahead at 11:00, meet

the man retracing the challenging swim half a century after a famed breakout. >> and new at 11:00, a puppy kidnapped at gunpoint in the east bay, but there is a canine homecoming to report.

hundreds of people will try to escape alcatraz. it is the same weekend as the infamous 1962 escape of three convicts. >> the nephew of one of those escapees will try to retrace the route of his uncle. cornell bernard is live in san francisco with the story. cornell? >> reporter: ama and dan, ken said he will cross the finish line at this triathalon on sunday keeping a family tradition alive. his uncles were the first to do it the hard way. it is one of the toughest races around. the goal is to escape from the rock just like convicted bank robbers frank morris and

brothers john and clarence angland did in 1962. >> i will definitely escape. they did it and i will do it. >> reporter: you could say he is keeping the family tradition alive by competing. his uncles made the daring escape, but they were never found. >> they made a raft out of 52 raincoats. >> reporter: his brother is here for moral support. they just adviced it alcatraz and standing in the cell where their uncles did time and dug their way out jievment to see how small the cells are, i wouldn't have stayed either. >> reporter: the abc7 news eye team shed new light on the escape. a witness said he may have seen a boat near alcatraz that night that could have carried the convicts to safety. >> i can tell you from the family's point of view, they made it. we can prove it. >> reporter: he said this photo taken in 1975 proves the brother made it to brazil. the swim on sunday is a family tribute. >> it is a way for me to look

back and remember them a little bit. as far as i know john will watch me do it. >> uncle john the fugitive, a spectator? the mystery continues. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> don't go away, the news at 11:00 is next. >> pomp and circumstance with a candid message on rape. the protest planning underway right now for the weekend commencement at stanford. >> and a fake pill bust. >> and can't make it to cleveland? no problem. the dubs fans are making themselves comfortable in the heart of san francisco. >> i'm the eye team's dan noyes live in the abc7 newsroom. police call it the escalation. diffusing a dangerous situation without using force or weapons. i'll take you inside the san francisco police department. can a new police chief and a new policy reduce the deadly

force? >> stay with us live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> celebration mixed with protestses. tonight stanford students are vowing to make sure a message against sexual assault is heard loud and clear at this weekend's commencement following the sentencing of a former stanford swimmer. good evening and thank you for joining us. i