heavy rain continuing into the overnight hours and into the commute tomorrow morning. more details coming up but over to dan and jessica. spencer, thank you. new in the jeff adachi death investigation, the attorney now heading the san francisco public defender's office has serious concerns about how the investigation is being handled. dan noyes has a report you'll see only on 7. >> jessica and dan, he's been the chief attorney in the public defender's office for eight years. he does not like how they searched the scene of adachi's death and who is leading the investigation. >> grief counselors met with employees at the public defender's office today as a memorial to jeff adachi. they're investigating and say there are no signs of foul play. but matt gonzalez is concerned about the investigation into adachi's death. >> you know, i've handled a lot of cases over the years. this is not normal. >> the police report obtained by

the i-team shows the medical director of operations led the investigation friday night questioning witnesses at the scene. but just three weeks before, jeff adachi tried to get him fired for lying in a homicide case about his accreditation with the medical examiner's office. >> they've lost the accreditation with that national organization at least a year earlier, perhaps two years earlier. mr. warwick knew that. >> does he hold a grudge that could affect the investigation should he have recused himself? >> there's insinuations that someone could have had access to the scene and could have changed things. well, maybe mr. he had access to the scene previously. maybe that wasn't the first time he was there that night. >> i called and e-mailed and went to the medical examiner' office and christopher ware wick would only say he's too busy to

talk. gonzalez is concerned that after police took these pictures friday night, they wanted to come back saturday and take more. the building owner refused so police got a search warrant and on sunday broke down the door. >> it feels like, really, like everything we can tell a medical emergency that resulted in death. and there's no evidence that this is a crime scene of some kind. >> gonzalez believes it's clear that his close friend and colleague died of natural causes, some sort of heart attack. late last night i spoke with the realtor and friend of adachi's who gave them the keys to that apartment. she took the call from adachi's friend frantic that he had fallen ill. >> i said what's wrong with him. he said he had stomach pains and heartburn and he said that he's not doing well now. can you please hurry and come here? >> police sources tell me they've been able to speak with a woman with adachi that night. know her only as katerina.

after she called 9-1-1 on a cell phone, she apparently kept that phone. it's safe to assume the phone will become part of the investigation. no word when results of the autopsy will be released. jessica, dan. >> more to come, obviously. thank you. dan has been getting exclusive details on this story since news of the death broke. you can find all reports online and to learn the latest, rely on the abc 7 news app. download it and enable push alerts and we'll let you know when more news breaks. the public defender and district attorney are often on opposite sides of a case. today, san francisco's d.a., george gascon praised adachi both personally and professionally. >> we agree many things around criminal justice reform and more importantly, we had an open line of communication. i used to joke around the office years ago, we used to go to the same gym. at 5:00 in the morning, jeff always had a case to talk about.

it was always a different case every morning. i said jeff, i'm here to work out. we would laugh. >> gascon spoke all announcing that more than 8,000 marijuana-related convictions were erased or reduced making san francisco the first city in the country to clear all eligible pot convictions. it's a move that gascon said adachi supported. the teachers strike in oakland will enter a fourth day with no end in sight. >> we're taking it to east oakland on a march to demonstrate what the district would be doing for the students if they were forced to go to alliance. >> state superintendent tony thurmond joined the talks in an effort to find some kind of common ground here. the union says negotiations will resume tomorrow morning. abc 7 news reporter lyanne me lenithere stante omheeaer rallied

in front of oakland city hall. from there, they marched, demanding a better contract. negotiations resumed this morning after they broke off yesterday without any kind of meaningful discussion. joining them today was state superintendent of public instruction, tony thurmond. >> this is a positive in many ways. one way it would help us get to an agreement. that's paramount right there. >> hopefully, with the third party in there, there will be more coming to senses of the district who was just saying no. >> the school district's latest offer is an 8.5% compensation package over four years. teachers are staying firm, demanding 12% over three years. >> 20% of the teachers are leaving every year. in addition to that, theil a nu are having to live far from here and commute here and live with roommates and have second jobs. >> robert reich, former

secretary of labor under president clinton came to show his support for oakland teachers and students. >> how can we possibly, with a straight face, say we believe in equal opportunity when our poor and working class kids get fewer resources than everybody else in terms of education. >> both sides are feeling the financial hardship of the strike. teachers are not getting paid and the school district is losing out on the daily state funding n oakland,lyian melendez, abc 7 news. police in danville are investigating that town's first murder in three years and they do have a suspect. take a look here at mark sippian. police think he shot a man to death yesterday. he was gunned down in front of his office building yesterday. news reporter laura anthony spoke to his family exclusively today. >> he's just the most generous, honest, big personality.

>> barely 24 hours after her brother-in-law john moore was shot and killed behind his danville office, patty rah net i told us he's a man with no enemies. a family man and friend to all. >> he really had no enemies. like i said, he was loved by so many people and it's not just devastating to us, it's devastating to all of his friends and even people that didn't know him. >> the 76-year-old moore was shot multiple times behind the office building he owned sunday afternoon. this is a photo of the suspect. 51-year-old mark sypien. the man police are looking for in connection with moore's death. he was seen driving a ford escape with illinois license plates, 1008122. anyone who sees sippen is asked to contact police immediately. >> right now, we don't believe anyone else is in danger. danville police chief allen

shields told us he knew more personally. >> we've known john for several years. he's a great person he goes back many years in the community and has lots of friends in the community. >> john moore was retired but he kept an office here at the building he owned of the he was actually working in the back on a new rv getting ready for a family vacation when he was shot. >> police confirm they are looking at surveillance video from the cameras around where moore was working on the rv. he leaves behind his wife nancy and three grown children. >> he is going to be really missed by so many people and we just loved him so much. >> in danville, laura anthony, abc 7 news. new at 6:00, police in san mateo have arrested a man for a fatal house fire that investigators call a gang-related arson. 26-year-old fifita tau is being held without bail. he was arrested friday night at a home in palo alto.

they say he's responsible for a fire that killed a grandmother, 85-year-old found unresponsive by firefighters when they pulled her out of her humboldt street home. firefighters performed cpr but to no avail, they could not revive her. other people inside the home did escape safely. police determined that the fire is, in fact, a case of arson. investigators accused tau of setting the home ablaze in a gang-related attack. a landslide killed a woman and her body still not found. sky 7 was overhead as dozens of firefighters frantically shoveled sand with shovels and also by hand hoping to find her. search dogs were unable to locate a scent. pena was on the scene when it happened and stayed with the story to bring you the latest information. >> it's had a history of erosion and according to geologist was a matter of time. >> we've measured rates of erosion there that are two to

four times the average of cliff erosion throughout the state. so it's one of those places that naturally is eroding faster than the rest of california. >> on friday, for more than three hours, over 60 firefighters and bystanders frantically shoveled and searched for the woman buried under the landslide. three days later, she still hasn't been found. >> be nice if they put fences or gates up. i know how dogs are. they like to roam around and venture off. >> they put out a statement. the recovery team will assess the conditions of the beach in the bluff search area when current storms pass and hopes to utilize long boom -- it's closed off to the public as the board of supervisors president norman yee represents his district and said he'll be contacting federal authorities about cliffside safety. >> to clearly mark the pathway

in which people should be on. if there's anyway to shore it up a little bit so it doesn't slide as often as it does, we should be doing that. >> with high tide, authorities are not -- that this missing woman was washed away. the name of the woman survived and her missing friend have yet to be released. in san francisco, luis pena. abc 7 news. a san francisco jury will decide whether roundup weed killer caused a person's cancer. >> this is in federal court and could determine the fate of tousands of cases just like it all across the country. another look at live doppler 7. this is a level 3 strong storm that is over the bay area tonight. stay with us. >> announcer: the abc 7 storm impact scale. >> from 1 to 5, light to severe. know exactly how every storm will impact you. >> wet and windy once again. >> be prepared with the ab

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now to storm watch and a look at live doppler 7 as a level 3 storm moves through our bay area. >> we have team coverage on the weather tonight. let's hear from meteorologist drew tuma >> dan and skbres kjessica, we' dealing with this for the next 36 hours. the ground is saturated so flooding is a high concern through tuesday and early into wednesday morning. it's for that fact, we have a flash flood watch in effect for much of the bay area, including san francisco, oakland all the way south into san jose. we expect several inches of rainfall over the next 36 hours.

so flooding is possible on our area roadways and also we could see and very likely will see a rapid rise in our small streams and also our small creeks. in the north bay, though, we have a bigger concern with a flood watch. what we'll be watching very closely are the river levels. especially the napa and the russian river. we're expecting heavy rainfall, not only tonight but also tomorrow. we'll keep our eye on that. we've got rain and wind to deal with through wednesday morning. wind gusts could top at least 50 miles per hour at times. spencer christian has been keeping an eye on live doppler 7. he has more. >> when you look at live doppler 7, j we have the watches and advisories up, because rain is pouring all over the bay area. it's been pouring all day in the north bay and the last few hours, the rain and intensity has shifted southward through the golden gate across san francisco to parts of the east bay and of course, it's going to expand even further during the late-night hours. here's a view from the rooftop

camera. current temperature readings in the mid-50s in san francisco, oakland. san jose, morgan hill and half moon bay. we have a uniform range of temperatures. the view from emeryville, there has been rain there as well. temperatures range from low to mid-50s at santa rosa, napa, petaluma, fairfield, concord and livermore. you can see the pavement is wet on the golden gate. there's more rain on the way. these are the forecast features. periods of heavy rain and gusty winds through tomorrow. a calmer pattern will settle in by friday. only for one day because another wet pattern develops over the weekend. our current storm for most of the bay area ranks 3 on the storm impact scale. a strong storm through tomorrow. bear in mind, we could expect periods of moderate to heavy rain. localized flooding is likely. there's a possibility of wind gusts ranging to 50 miles per hour. here's the forecast animation. notice how concentrated the heaviest will be. a lot of people will be moving

over to the east bay as well. during the overnight hours, we'll see further expansion of that storm system with the rain finally beginning to push down to the peninsula and into parts of the south bay. but even into the early morning hours and overnight into the beginning of the morning commute, although there will be wet pavement, this will be mainly a north bay focused storm with more heavy rain likely to hit other parts of the bay area in the middle of the day. by 9:00 tomorrow morning, we'll see a surge of heavy downpours. drenching, perhaps flooding downpours moving through the central part of the bay area. beginning to push to the east bay. overnight lows generally in the low 50s. not a wide range of temperatures and the stormiest weather will remain in the north bay overnight. let's isolate the north bay for a second. it's getting the heaviest impact of the storm. the storm ranks 4 for the north bay. that means a major storm. the north bay can expect continuing rain, powerful gusts and the high risk of flooding. speaking of the north bay, we're

going to isolate to give you forecast for tomorrow. the heaviest rain in the entire bay area will be in the north bay. the highest risk for flooding in the north bay. landslides are possible with the ground saturated and the rainfall continuing for at least another 24 hours. we project the rainfall totals by the early morning hours wednesday. we'll range from 3 to 6 inches in parts of the north bay. 1 to 2 inches over most of the remainder of the bay area. generally in the upper 50s to 60 degrees. it will be windy in spots and over in the sierra, of course, we have a snowstorm. we have a winter storm warning in effect i should say until 6:00 a.m. thursday. above 4500 feet. look for 3 to 5 feet from the storm in the central sierra. up to ten feet of snow in the peaks and likely with white-out conditions. driving conditions will be hazardous. the accuweather seven-day forecast, level 3 storm for the north bay. on wednesday, the storm loses a

little bit of intensity. it will still be a stormy day. storm ranks 2 on wednesday with continuing rainfall. periods of heavy rain and strong gusty winds. by thursday, morning showers. the storm will rank only 1. friday, dry conditions but lingering clouds. the weekend comes and it brings more wet weather with it. a level 1 on sunday. we don't get much of a break. the ground is so saturated. the risk of flooding is quite considerable. >> rainy season this year. we're continuing our commitment to building a better bay area. >> you asked us questions about b.a.r.t. access for people with disabilities. we took those questions to b.a.r.t. to get answers. stay with us.

abc 7 news, we remind you, is committed to building a better bay area. transit is one area we focused on improving. >> we dedicated an entire week into talking about b.a.r.t. we received a lot of e-mails with questions and suggestions. >> we did. many were from people with disabilities who use wheelchairs and walkers. priority seeking and elevators make a big difference to their experience. >> martin told us, i can't count how many times i've tried to get on b.a.r.t. during a commute with a walker. when i do get on the train, you can't believe how many people fit in the handicapped seats.

most of them don't care if i'm standing there with a walker. >> reporter leslie brinkley brought the concerns to b.a.r.t. >> at 4:00 to 5:00 in the afternoon, i can't even get in the door with my walker. nobody comes out to say here, take my seat, nothing. >> march teen reagan wrote to us about our observations and frustrations as a rider with a disability. >> i'm very lucky, i can get on an escalator with my walker, but i see others struggling if they can't get an elevator. >> b.a.r.t. says the elevators are in working order 90% of the time. escalators work 93 to 97% of the time. >> i don't agree with that. i think the elevators work maybe 50% of the time. i'll be generous. >> sara birdwell and her two companions rely on b.a.r.t. to get to work in san francisco. she, too, complained of crowds..

gentleman zero a m. wrote i'm old and disabled but often the cars are so crowded i have to stand. >> i don't want to hear that people aren't offered a seat if they're old -- >> do you think people are preoccupied with cell phones and not paying attention. >> glance up. see if someone needs your seat. don't sit in one of the priority seats if it's not for you. >> b.a.r.t. says they're in the process of installing remote monitoring systems for their escalators and elevators. they say the moment one breaks down, it would ping maintenance to make response time quicker. in pleasant hill, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. we want to hear your thoughts about b.a.r.t. or anything else we can work on to build a better bay area. head to abc7news.com and search the words better bay area. you can write us with comments or concerns. on twitter, use the #better bay area and on facebook we'd love

for you to join our better bay area group as we work on finding solutions together. we appreciate hearing from you. there's more than grape juice in your glass. next, find out what a new study detected in not only wine but also beer. a new scam can deplete your retirement account. i'm michael finney and i'll show you how. 7 on your side is coming up. live doppler 7 is one of the most popular stories right now on our webb site and on the abc 7 news app. if you want to track the rain, click the blue live bar at the top of t

this is abc 7 news. a multinational pharmaceutical company is now did evident in a federal case. one of the first to testify in the high stakes trial is a man from the north bay. a major federal trial began today involving chemicals and cancer. a man from sonoma county was the first of thousands to take the stand in a lawsuit against the manufacturer of roundup weed killer. >> as abc 7 news reporter

melanie woodrow explains, he claims the product gave him cancer. >> sonoma county man, was diagnosed with nonhodgkin's lymphoma at 66 years old according to his attorney who argues he developed cancer as a result of spraying roundup weed killer on his 56 acres of land. it contains glyphosate. the attorney for monsanto argues glyphosate does not cause cancer. the attorney said hardeman has risk factors that increased his chances. including hepatitis a and c and including his age and body weight index. >> we don't believe those are risk factors. in other words, they didn't cause his nonhodgkin's lymphoma. >> in a statement, bayer writes, we have great sympathy for mr. hardem hardeman, the extensive body of

scientific research shows it's not responsible for his illness. >> as long as the company continues to deny that roundup causes nonhodgkin's lymphoma, nothing can be done. >> last year duane lee johnson won a $289 million verdict against bayer. the judge later reduced the award to $78 million. bayer is appealing the verdict. the jury trial under way here in federal court is expected to last a month. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. well, this is something that might make you put town a glass of wine or beer. one of the ingredients in roundup has been found in several brands. glyphosate turned up in 19 of the 20 brands tested by the u.s. public interest research group. weed killer showed up in some organic beverages. how the report says all the levels were below the environmental protection agency's risk. told you three years ago to see if your favorite wine or beer

perhaps is on the list. we have posted it along with the report on our website, abc7news.com. okay. how many times have you had an authorization code texted to you to sign in to one of your accounts, dozens of times, hundreds. >> at least dozens for sure. >> while you've never looked at the text, you won't the same way again after michael finney's report tonight. this is interesting. >> brand new scam. never even heard about it. i do it all day long. brand new to me. it's no nickel and dime thing. i talked with a victim who lobs a lifetime of savings. >> rob ross is a tech entrepreneur. he's telling me about the october 26th incident that changed his life. >> i looked at my phone and there was a request for withdrawal on my lock screen. a notification request. i thought, i didn't make a request for a withdrawal. as i looked up at my computer, i was being logged out of g-mail. i'm like, why am i being logged out of g-mail.

i looked back at my phone and noticed there was no service. >> within 20 minute, the cash rob held in two separate cryptocurrency accounts, coin-based and gemini, had been drained. >> it was a million dollars. >> a lifetime of savings, gone. >> i had so many thoughts all at once that it was hard to sort them out to be honest with you. >> rob had been hit by hackers in a sim swap attack. when signing into a financial account, paypal, you forget your password or have authentication. you ask where you want a secure code sent. a mobile number is common. instant aly code is text. >> if bad guys take control of the process, they get the code. >> there's a little chip inside of your phone called a sim. they convince your cell phone company that you have a new

phone and to redirect your calls and texts to the new phone. they convince by conning a service rep. offering bribes or having an inside accomplice. >> it's a major epidemic. >> aaron west is one of the country's foremost experts on sim swap crimes. a santa clara county deputy district attorney, she's currently prosecuting sim swaps tied to five different teams operating in the u.s. >> i deal with scams every day. i've never heard of this. >> no. it's a new one. back in march 2018. victim called the sheriff's office in santa clara county. >> it has been a wild ride ever crime team found it's not just the crime that's new and unique. so are the defendants. >> they are often very young, have had no jobs before. and all of a sudden a millionaires. they spend it at clubs and on

$50,000 watches. they spend it on gucci clothes. they're flagrant and obnoxious. >> so far the thieves are concentrating on cryptocurrency accounts. that could change. there's no way to completely protect yourself from this crime. however, rob suggests, you set up a separate phone account like google voice and have your authentication codes sent there. or get an app. here edward shows me his. >> if you watch this, it will turn red they're about to change. and then they'll turn blue when they have a new number. >> if you're a sim swap criminal, you might want to k y. >> you've victimized people in santa clara county. we'll track you down and we'll find you. we'll come to your mom's house, we'll find you in your basement and we'll take back the assets that you've stolen from our victims. >> is is it a good description to call you a tech entrepreneur?

>> sure, definitely. >> if it can happen to you -- >> can happen to anybody. it can happen to anybody. >> rob has set up a website that has an amazing amount of information about this crime, including cases erin is currently prosecuting, as well as some ideas on how to stop this from happening to you and your family. i put a link to our website at abc7news.com. it's boworth checking out. >> that's scary. >> it's alarming. they started with cryptocurrency. but there's so much mobile online banking, this could be a problem. >> bad guys tell each other how to do stuff. so once the big accounts, the big money goes away, they'll come after us. >> thanks, michael, very much. building a better bay area is our commitment to finding ways to make this a better place to live. >> we know about the high cost of housing and traffic that gets worse every year. now tech companies say they're going to keep adding jobs.

>> we will rock you ♪ >> bohemian rhapsody won several oscars last night and one gave a shoutout to san jose. that's where it all began for him. and we're in for a wet week. you can see where it's raining now on live doppler 7. because of the weather, abc 7 mornings will start earlier than usual tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. isn't that correct, jessica? >> that's correct. >> that's correct. >> i'll be here you know when you're at ross and... wow! ...you realize you can totally eat out more? that's yes for less. get the latest spring trends for your home at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less.

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as is all about building a better bay area. looking for ways to improve this place that we all love and call home. >> we've studied transit, housing affordability and the homeless as well as the environment. the situation may grow worse after a new survey out today says silicon valley companies are planning to add more jobs faster than the challenges can be addressed. >> that has a ripple effect, of course. here's david louie with new information. >> reporter: the median price home in silicon valley his 1 continue to $25 million. -- $1.25 million. could this be the breaking point

for tech companies expanding here? apparently not. a new survey of 100 ceos indicates over half of them plan to keep adding jobs over the next five years. >> it's not that growth happens in silicon valley. there are markets in other parts of the country and supplyth a l. growth in austin, growth in nashville, growth from salt lake city can be complimentary to what we do here. the study in the silicon valley foundation implies there's no quick fix for gridlock and affordable housing if more jobs are created. people are moving away because of the headaches at the rate of 165 people per month. that's four times higher than the year before. >> people are sitting in their cars longer and longer. people are paying more for housing. so it's a question of sort of in some cases relative pain. the people are eager for solutions. if you are able to come with a coherent plan, tell folks how their money will be spent, people are willing to say yes.

>> voters have approved several bond measures to bring b.a.r.t. to san jose and create moreusin to oppose more housing for fear of losing local control and for fear of generating more traffic. commute times rose 21% the last seven years. the pain is being felt in other cities. seattle commute is up 14%. up 10% in austin. the leadership group believes a realistic short-term solution is building more housing at b.a.r.t. stations such as these in san jose that opens at year's end and the warm spring station in fremont. david louie abc 7 news. we'd love to know what you think. join the conversation by adding the #better bay area to your posts on twitter and facebook. stay with us. today's storm ranks 3 on the abc 7 news storm impact scale. it will be the same tomorrow. >> spencer is tracking where the worst of the rain is hitting. >> announcer: the abc 7 storm

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welcome back. hollywood's biggest night, the oscars, made winners out of some bay area natives. >> that includes for best editing. who mentioned the name of the street he grew up on in san jose during his speech. >> that is normington way. jobina fortson went there today. >> so the closest thing i thought i was going to get to an oscar winner in san jose was a plastic trophy in a trophy shop. but that's until we found a garage. >> your standard suburban san jose house and it is except -- >> we knew john would be up for an award for the oscars last night from his mom. >> leave it to mom to brag on her son. that john was referring to john ottoman. >> won an oscar for best film editing in bohemian rhapsody. as he thanked his parents. >> making films in their garage in normington way in san jose,

california. >> i like that. >> that was the reaction of all the other people. >> squjohnny as his neighbors c him put normington on the map. the street has already beginning to develop a new name. >> this is the residence of the stars. yes. >> we're so excited much we were happy for john and mary, the mom and dad, that they were able to experience that. actually be there with him. >> they've learned that he's been working on his craft for decades as a student at gunderson high school. he created a film out of his parents' garage. >> it was a ghost spooky movie. we had dry ice blowing through the house. >> we will rock you snoet. ♪ >> bohemian rhapsody is a long way from that. that's the butte i have the journey. >> look where he started down there. >> reporting from san jose, jobina part son. >> one night. the oscars shined brightly on

others who grew up here. >> oakland born, mahershala ali won for best supporting actor for his portrayal of pianist don shirley in green book. he studied drama in more at a. >> won for best animated short. film makese domee shi and nehme neiman cobb: i spoke to her. and she wants other nerdy girls to follow their passion. it's set in fron ttoronto, but chinatown served as inspiration. -free solo. his ascent to he will captain without ropes. samuel clossly grew up in moraga and went to san francisco state. >> that looks stunning. black opinion they are, the superhero movie won three

oscars, best original score, costume design and best production design. now for a full list of the winners head to our website, abc7news.com. 6:48. spencer is back with an update on the forecast. >> we have heavy rain across the bay area. it's going to expand and reach other portions of the region much the storm ranks 3 on the impact scale. it's a strong storm. through tomorrow, we'll have periods of moderate to heavy rain with powerful wind gusts and localized flooding is likely. the storm ranks 4 in the north bay which is receiving the heaviest impact of the storm. in fact, the north bay had not only the heaviest rainfall potential but the highest risk of flooding. little bit of forecast animation. taking us into the late night and overnight hours, you can see how the storm is going to continue expanding to all parts of the bay area. the north bay is still getting the brunt of this storm. during the morning commute, we'll see a surge of a powerful downpours and gusty wind.

it's going to reach the south bay until now hasn't gotten much from the storm. you can see the result is that we have all kinds of watches and warnings in effect for localized flooding. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the storm will rank 3 tomorrow for the bay area. 4 in the north bay. it will lose a little intensity on wednesday. it will be downgraded to a 2. it's still significant storm with morning showers lingering into thursday. we expect dry conditions under cloudy skies on friday and another wave of rainy weather comes in on saturday and sunday. we're not getting much of a break. >> tonight it gets worse before it gets better. >> gets worse tonight and tomorrow before it gets better. >> thank you, spencer. worse before it gets worse. >> there you go. >> talk about the warriors basketball. >> we had an early game our time. because they're on the road. the warriors did not like the way they had to leave the bay area following a bad home loss. area following a bad home loss. tonight they got their boo [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man...

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now sports with mindi bach. >> draymond green's sprained ankle is good to go. they're embarking on a four-game road trip. the first tme this season that steph and his dad were both working on the same court. less than four seconds left in the first quarter. look at kevin durant's beautiful rainbow three. yeah. he had 13 points in the first

quarter. klay, he had three threes himself on his way to 14 points in the first half. look at this. the big man had it going. klay to demarcus cousins with a wide open lane. you think that's fun. 15 points in the first half. that's the most as a warrior. the hometown kid makes it a 14-point warriors lead. but just eight at the break for curry. charlotte staying in it with 18 points of warriors turnovers. cody zeller the finish. career high 28. the warriors lead down to three. durant takes care of that. gets it back up to six. then steph curry, he's going to ice it late. yep. all five starters in double figures in this one. they needed them. they win 121-110. lebron james made the playoffs for 13 straight years. he's appeared in n fal each of the last eight. but king james is in danger of missing this year's post-season. espn is giving l.a. a 6% chance

of making the playoffs. the lakers are currently three games out of a playoff spot and their remaining schedule is tough. >> can't be looking past it. struggling too. we don't have to -- [ inaudible ] >> we haven't put ourselves in the best position. we're in a position to make a playoff run. that's all you can ask for, that opportunity. with the players we have, i have all the belief that we can get that done. >> brie bryce harper's situation, if you don't like it, wait a few minutes. >> front-runner for the 26-year-old outfielder. the dodgers are in the mix today. you cannot make this up. this is what was in front of the training complex in arizona. yes, you'll see it in a second. a brinks truck. harper is looking for the cash. he wants a record breaking deal. sets the minimum at $300 million over ten years. the phillies are in the running for that. the giants and the dodgers are offering short-term deals.

today, dodgers manager confirmed that he met with harper last night. >> always trying to make our team better potentially. i think that you're always trying to improve in any way. trying to get to know each other. i think in the spirit of us as a dodgers vetting a certain process makes sense. and for those guys to do their due diligence as well. >> the nfl network reporting the raiders and coliseum officials reached an agreement team to play at the coliseum for the 2019 season and 2020 if needed. abc 7 sports has learned that there are a number of details that need to be worked out. those could happen. maybe by the end of the week. and this is not a done deal. we'll see how the story has developed the past few weeks. someone is signed -- >> it's a lot of drama to end up

where they started. >> who says if you don't like the weather in new england, wait a few minutes? >> oh. >> it had to be a -- >> mark twain. i was thinking it was a sports figure. it was a good sport. >> jeopardy question for you. >> thanks, mindi. >> join us tonight on cable channel 13 and here for abc 7 news at 11:00. we're looking at one of the most powerful storms. season the latest on the track and intensity. at 11:00, woman spotted at south bay intersections asking for money for a leukemia patient. they want to know is it a scam and we want to find out. >> coming up tonight on abc 7, it's the bachelor followed which the good doctor and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> at 11:35, it's jimmy kimmel live. the guests are katy perry from "american idol" and actor javier bard

bardem. >> that's the lineup tonight. enjoy it. that's this edition of abc 7 news. a certain someone has to go to bed soon. >> it's way past my bedtime. >> back on the air at 4:00 a.m. for an early edition of news. look for breaking news on the abc 7 news app. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. good night to you. >> good night to you. ed gets copays as lowlily go to as zero dollars on medicare part d prescriptions. ed gets labels clear as day. and, lily.... lily gets anything she wants. ed knows he could just have us deliver his prescriptions. but what's the fun in that? switch to cvs pharmacy.

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