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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'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. angry over brock turner's six-month sentence will be front and center at sunday's graduation ceremony. >> alyssa harrington is live with the protest planning that is underway. alyssa? >> ama and dan some people are staging a protest. >> a graduation tradition is the nontraditional start to the ceremony. the wacky walk. this is video from 2005. students deck themselves out in costumes. this year many will beholding signs with a powerful message. >> i will say one of the signs we have is how will you teach your son not to rape? >> she is one of the

organizers of the wacky walk protest. it is in response to the brock turner sexual assault case and rape culture which she says is a big problem on college campuses. >> i think it shows how many graduating seniors are supportive of the movement to stand with survivors of sexual assault. >> they congratulated the class of 2016 and asked the community to stand up against rape culture. >> there are plans to fly a banner over sunday's ceremony with the message, persky must go, showing outrage to the judge in the case. petition organizers delivered nearly one million signatures to a judicial oversight group demanding his removal for giving turner what many consider a light sentence for his crime, just six months. >> it is a pretty high bar for this chicks to remove a sitting judge. it really has to be misconduct. here you have a judge who imposed a sentence and it may

have been the wrong sentence, but the probation department recommended. >> abc7 news. new at 11:00, a lock down at an army base has been lifted after reports of an active shooter was false. he was on lock down for three and a half hours. that source tells abc7 news that someone heard the gunfire from soldiers involved in a training exercise and called 9-1-1 thinking there was an active shooter on the base. also new at 11:00, three people have been arrested on suspicion of running a fentanyl operation out of the office. it is 50 times more powerful than heroin, the same substance that killed prince. they used it to create fake oxycodone pills. about a does dozen people have

died from at the present time nil this year. >> one city leader knows why the police chief mysteriously resigned. all signs pot to chief went being forced out. went said that violent crime is down 40% and it is time to look for other opportunities. the councilman wonders if the recent sex scandal had something to do with the res sig mace. resignation. >> leaving if that fashion and in that way a lot of other folks had to do with him leaving. >> went is the third to leave in five years. ben farrow will take over. there is an update on a story we told you about a dog stolen at gunpoint. police say the german shepherd named maya has been found and reunited with her owners.

an alert citizen is being credited with the rescue. they captured two men taking the dog. no arrests have been made. more information will be released tomorrow morning. what an exciting game and a great come back for the warriors after the loss the other night. the dubs are one win away from another championship. >> let's start with our sports anchor mike shumann who is live at oracle arena. hi, shu. >> hi, guys. the warriors are one win away from their second straight nba championship. after the game three loss we weren't sure what we would see in game four, but the dubs responded courtesey of the splash brothers. in the process they set a record of 17, three pointers and a game harrison barnes. clay finished with 25 points and warriors win it 108-97 and take a 3-1 series lead.

>> we know if we continue to battle our offense will get going. that's the way we approach things. it works out for us. >> we have to stay in the moment. we can't relax just because we are going home and we have a two-game cushion. that team is hungry. >> if he don't think we can win don't get on the plane. we have to come back anyway. might as welcome back and play. >> all right, the warriors can clinch their second straight fbi -- nba championship. you can see it here and only here on abc7. we have a lot more coming up in sports. live at oracle, back to you, dan and ama. >> great stuff. the warriors were well represented in cleveland. you can spot the fans cutting royal blue. the cavs fans were pumped and showing their spirit early. that quickly turned to dismay

as the warriors took control in the fourth quarter. >> and despite being an away game, oracle arena was rocking. check it out. abc7 news was there cheering on steph and the boys. the party did get a little out of control after the game ended. police detained a dozen wild fans. >> leslie brinkley continues our team coverage from san francisco. >> that's where dubs fans gathered for a special celebration outside city hall. leslie? >> reporter: ama, just look at this. look at this. it is gorgeous will san francisco city hall el blazenned in blue and gold is as are coit tower and san francisco international airport. it was a magnificent night to be out at civic center plaza. san francisco warriors fans exploded in jubilation after watching the game on this huge screen at civic center plaza at a party sponsored by the city. >> it felt great, the excitement and having the

color out here. it was great. >> you know, watching sports in front of city hall is a special experience and we get to come together as a community. >> it is the first time they attempted to pull this off for a warriors game. they have done it before for the world cup. they expected thousands to come. in the end about 500 fans showed up. there was a no alcohol policy, but that didn't stop some. these guys were the first to set up their camping chairs front and center and by the end of the game they were celebrating. >> we can come back and win game five. >> i didn't get to go to the parade, but i may lose my job to go this year. >> there is plenty of dancing in the street in san francisco. abc7 news. >> abc's coverage of game five begins at 5:30 on abc7 with the warriors and the cavs at oracle. nay abc7 news at 11:00 does

continue. stay here. dan noyes goes inside the san francisco police department. can a new police chief and new policy reduce the use of deadly force? it is a story you will hear only on abc7 news. >> and millions for lunch with warren buffet. benefiting a bay area charity. >> abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. increasing the fire danger and we will have details on a red flag warning and a look at your temperatures coming up. >> thanks, sandhya. first, here is what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after the news at 11:00. >> thanks dan and ama. it is like looking at your cell phone, but bigger. >> i lost my virginity to her best friend. >> thank god she didn't get pregnant.

walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all of the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> san francisco's new acting police chief vows to change the way the sfpd uses deadly force. >> the eye team has the first look at the chief's strategy. dan noyes joins us with the story you will see only on 7. >> the challenge for officers is to slow down if the situation allows it. use words instead of force. the pressure is great. the crisis intervention team gets 35 had you calls a month often involving suicidal, mentally ill or armed subjects. tonight we take you from the classroom to the streets.

>> welcome to the 21st century of policing. it is the first day of crisis intervention training. >> the actions of any of you in this room in an instant can impact a person in this life and a community for generations. we have to get it right. >> captain jack hart talks about what it takes to be a great cop facing a person in crisis. >> i am here for you and i want your pain and suffering to end and i want to help that in anyway i can in this moment. that is the definition of what a good police officer is. >> you didn't see anybody in a fight out here, did you? >> he is a cit graduate. in 13 years on-the-job he has had to disarm gunmen and negotiate to get hostages released and prevent suicide. >> everybody is okay, that's the main thing, right some. >> three hours into the shift a call about a young man out of of control. >> he is jumping up and down. he is talking nonsense. he has a history of being violent.

>> hello, what's going on? >> to protect the privacy of the family our cameras remain outside. and then the young man was taken away restrained and unharmed. he had two swords in his room and never tried to attack the officers. >> he is a big dude. he has an altered mental status. >> i will be honest with you. that could have gone very different. it allows the person to vent. >> back in the classroom mario molina describes the tactic for dealing with somebody in an altered state. >> what do you see? >> what do you hear 1234. >> san francisco police, how can i help you? >> the scene is most likely to turn deadly in the first ninety seconds. he teaches the new recruits to slow down.

>> the first words are what is going on. and then wait for a response. stop closing distance. >> and watch how slowly they are walking. that's good. >> that's where the good ended and the bad started. >> within 30 seconds they kill. as he approached he moved toward them with a knife in hand. >> this is not what we teach. gut again, what happens here is the rare exception. >> police tis sticks show -- police statistics say they don't use deadly force. last week at the second annual cit awards the chief chaplain recognized officers who spent seven hours negotiating with the man who was threatening them with knives. another winner is officer lutge. he shared his own experience in iraq and afghanistan. >> you want to hurt other americans?

>> the man agreed to go peacefully. >> he asked if i would be outside. i said i was and it worked. that's a win. >> sfpd officials say they tripled the classes. >> over the next five years they want to train the entire force. they have been talking about the training for a longtime yet the officer involved shootings continue. dan and ama, this is a step. >> thank you, dan. let's move on and talk about the weekend weather forecast. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here with that. sandhya? >> the weekend weather is looking fantastic, ama and dan. let's show you live doppler 7hd and we will talk about what's ahead. you can see most areas are looking at clear conditions and there are high clouds with us and now they have moved on. we have a red flag warning at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow for the north bay mountains and the delta. for the north bay mountains it

continues through noon on sunday. the winds will gust 30 to 35 miles an hour bringing the humidity down and that's why there is a fire concern. the temperatures are in the 50s and the 60s. a live look from the east bay hills camera, and you can see just how beautiful it is looking clearly across the bay. a beautiful vantage point. sunny and warmer tomorrow. a fire danger will be increasing. cooler weather next week. on the subject of cool, tomorrow morning with mostly clear conditions temperatures in the upper 40s for our coolest north bay valleys. most other area in the low to mid50s under mainly clear sky. as we head throughout the day i want to show you what is happening with the wind. this is an on shore wind off the cool ocean water at 8:00 a.m. watch the arrows switching direction out of the northeast and the north from the latter part of the morning.

this north, northeast wind is what we call a down sloping wind and it drives out the atmosphere. that's what brings us the warmth. when you have the relative humidity of 15% at fairfield and 18% concord you notice they are lowering the humidity and that's where the fire danger comes in. keep that in mind. we will see the high clouds filtering the sun for the early part of the day. the rest of the day will be brighter. we are looking at 90s inland and 60s coast side. a warmer saturday afternoon on tap will if you have outdoor activities it couldn't be better. it is not going to get too hot. 90 for the warmest spot. 88 in livermore, 78 in oakland. low 80s around san rafael and fremont and palo alto. 78 in san mateo. san francisco is 70. 66 in half moon bay. you take a look at the forecast and the giants take on the dodgers. the uv index will be running high. 60 degrees at 5:00 p.m.

you have to make sure you have a hat and a sunscreen if you are going to the game. accu-weather seven-day forecast, temperatures in the mid60s to the low 90s is what we expect as summer spread. the summer microclimates dip a little on sunday. the breezes kick up and then it is down to the low 80s on monday. the temperatures will only be in the 70s during the midweek time period for the warmest spot. it is dropping well below average this time of year. 50s and 60s at the coast. dan and ama? >> thank you, sandhya. a a chance to dine with a billionaire. >> next, the large bid just to have lunch with investor warren buffet. >> when it happens where you live,. >> one warriors fan is not leading a serious medical condition stop her from seeing the dubs. >> san francisco. >> burlingame. >> pittsburgh. >> live in cleveland. >> your story. >> you have questions, we have answers. >> i cannot say enough about you guys. thank you so much.

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five, four, three, two, one. >> an annual charity auction for a chance to dine with the oracle of omaha. they were there for a san francisco glide watch party. matching an all time high. proceeds of the auction benefit glide. the winner is staying anonymous. >> win, win all the way around. >> speaking of winning let's talk about the warriors managed to do tonight. >> we have shu at oracle arena. >> i'll go to dinner with you for a hundred bucks.

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abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> game three lost back in cleveland and then they came back in game four with a vengeance and now they with one win away from their second straight nba championship. steph curry knew he had to play better tonight. and they did. they set an nba record of 11, three's. klay with a three and then steph gets knocked down and still drains it in the corner. he's got game. kyrie irving, another big performance and he had 34 points. high off the glass. denies steph here. on the other end, what a game he had, lebron james had a

quiet 25 points. 13 boards and 9 assists and throws it down. cavs lead by five at the half. klay finished with 25. steph gives his team the lead and k curry has 38 splash brothers with 11 three's. four of five from beyond the arc with 14 points. warriors set an nba final single game record with 17, three's. steph -- warriors win it to take a 3-1 series lead with a chance to clinch at oracle on monday. >> we answered the bell especially in the first quarter controlling the pace of the game not losing it like we did in game three. we just got back to enjoying the process and the challenge of winning playoff games. >> we know if we continue to battle then eventually our offense will get going and that's how we approach things. it works out for us. >> we have to stay in the moment. we can't relax just because we are going home and we have a

two-game cushion. that team is hungry and they have all time great players. >> if you don't think we can win, don't get on the plane. >> we have to understand that this series is not over. we came in and did what we wanted to do getting the split, but game five will be extremely difficult. >> all right, the giants and dodgers and he gave kershaw eight innings. casilla came in the 9th and gave up a solo shot. he is the first batter he faced. kershaw struck out 13 and the giants fall 3-2. sonny gray had a no hitter through five innings against the reds. but he had no run support. he gave up two runs in the seventh and the winning run when adam duvall scores on the wild pitch and the a's fall 2-1 the final. and this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk

casino. i'm mike shumann and back to you, dan and ama. >> shu, we have 10 seconds. what do you think will happen back at oracle? >> i think now that they got game four, it is over in game five. i think the warriors will win their second straight nba title on monday. >> i hope you're right. abc7 news continues now on-line, on twitter, facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. >> our next newscast is 5:00 a.m. on the weekend edition tomorrow.

the abc7 news app on the go on your schedule. news that lives where you live. >> warriors win and the weekend is here, all is good. dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for shu, sand yaw and all of us. on "jimmy kimmel live," train. >> have a good weekend.

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