the south bay. >> the location is in mountain view on evelyn avenue just off 85 at what's currently a parking lot owned by vta. back in march, we were in mountain view after the city council voted to ban rvs from parking on city streets citing public health and safety. >> anser hassan did that story for us, and tonight he follows up. >> folks who live in especially a car, they drive to work, but they want a safe place to come back to. >> mountain view mayor says that place could be this parking lot. on tuesday, the city voted to lease the land from the vta to build affordable housing, but it will take about two years for the project to get going. so in the short-term, they plan to use this lot for safe parking. >> yes! >> safety. what if they were your kids? >> this man who goes by alberto says even temporary solutions really help the hundreds who are currently living out of their cars and rvs on mountain view streets.

>> the challenges, it is a high cost place to live, and we have folks who are making the decision to live in a vehicle. >> under the proposal, people can park here from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. the city would set up amenities like portable toilets. those who park have to register with the city and work with a caseworker in finding permanent housing. but just across the street, there are businesses who oppose it. >> i just think it would be too big of a task for them though handle. >> mike has run this service center for more than 30 years. he says he is sympathetic to the growing homeless problem in the city, he says he believes even if monitored there will be problems. he says knows from experience what happens when homeless people are allowed to camp out in the area. >> we used to have mobile homes that were parking every now and then on the street, and we'd have feces and stuff in the gutter, trash being left behind. and it's not something this part of mountain view needs. >> now this plan is still months from being finalized. this is a big p beay ss theyav

li about 20 due to health and safety concerns. in mountain view, anser hassan, abc7 news. all right. we mentioned earlier that other cities have a similar program. in the east bay, alameda county recently launched safe parking sites. abc7 news was there in march when the first one opened at williams chapel baptist church in oakland. a second one is now open, and two more are planned. money from the city and the county funds a security guard, fresh water, and bathrooms. and on the peninsula, it's been almost a year since a pilot program started in east palo alto. it allows 20 rvs to set up in a city-owned parking lot with mobile hygiene units while people transition to permanent housing. now, is there a safe parking site where you live? should there be? share your experience and opinion by joining our better bay area facebook group. sometimes we take the building part of building a better bay area quite literally. that's the case with san francisco's shuttered salesforce transit center, which sky 7 flew over today. all repair and reinforcement

ennt review panel ha still needs to look over the work, and only after that will a date to reopen the center be announced. the $2.2 billion transit hub was only open for six weeks before it closed because of the cracked beams. 226 days ago. in san francisco, traffic congestion is worse than ever because of uber and lyft, and fewer people are riding bicycles because they're afraid of getting hit by a car. so who's going to fix that? abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live on market street tonight with a look at the mayor's plan. lyanne? >> well, dan, you have to say that they sort of go hand in hand. the mayor of san francisco says she wants to add bicycle lanes, the green lanes, and also protect the bicyclists. but people in san francisco say you also have to address the congestion problem.

here is something you hardly ever see, a ride sharing driver getting a ticket for bubble target parking in the bicycle lane. you're getting a ticket? >> yeah. >> reporter: for what? >> stopping here. >> reporter: stopping there? effective immediately, mayor london breed announced there will be more citations like that one. here is an example of what's been going on busy streets like market. this man blocked the entire street. no one was able to get around him. he then got out of his car to deliver an item. we then confronted him when he came back. >> hey, do you know you were obstructing traffic? since 2010 to 2016, traffic delays in the city have increased by 62%. that according to a recent study. the main culprit? transportation network companies known as tncs. that's what cities now call companies like uber and lyft. >> so had tncs not shown up, we

probably would have experienced a 22% increase in delay. instead it was 62%. >> none of the people we talked to were surprised to read about it in the papers. >> i would like to see more people using public transit. >> this kind of congestion is aggravating and dangerous, especially to bicyclists. >> especially recently, they've been dipping into the green lanes. >> you basically got to keep your wits about you when you're riding. >> i don't know who the genius is who is going to fix it. >> mayor breed would like a crack at protecting bicyclists. >> so my push isically get mta to move faster on protected bike lanes and those high injury corridors where we know we have a large number of cyclists using the roads. >> yes, definitely add lanes. 100% add laens. all the lanes you can add. especially with the little blockers to keep the cars from driving in the lane. especially uber and lyfts. >> well, the mayor wants to add 20 miles of bicycle lanes and next week at city hall they will

discuss funding a protected lane on howard street between the embarcadero and third street. again, happening very quickly. i'm live in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> yeah, seems like it, lyanne. uber is going public tomorrow with an ipo price ofsh 5are. that's on the low end of the expected range, which might reflect doubts about uber's ability to turn a profit and the disappointing stock performance so far by its rival lyft. lyft went public about six weeks ago at $72 a share. yesterday, it closed at a record low, near 52 bucks. today's stock rose to 55 and some change. [ closing bell ] lyft's increase is despite an overall drop in the market today amid concerns over the looming possibility of a u.s./china trade war. new u.s. tariffs on chinese goods are set to take effect after midnight. today the dow lost 138 points. the nasdaq slid by 32, and the

s&p lost 8. developing news. police are searching for whoever opened fire on 580 this afternoon. two people were shot while they were driving. it happened 12:30 near 164th avenue in san leandro. the freeway was closed down for a few hours while officers investigated, but it's now back open and things are moving like normal. and police say the shooting involved at least two vehicles. investigators aren't sure what led up to it. . >> as far as anything gang-related or anything else in that regard, it's too preliminary to say. we're not necessarily ruling it out, but we will be looking into that. >> the two victims were in the same car. they were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. meantime, a man is fighting for his life after a triple shooting in san jose. this is new video just into our newsroom within the last 15 minutes or so fen police tell abc7 news the two other men who were shot have nonlife-threatening injuries. it happened just after 1:30 this afternoon on center road south

of tully road. police are still investigating what led up to this shooting. no suspects have been identified. some jurors cried today in an oakland courtroom when a resident described the deadly fire breaking out and a victim who couldn't escape in time. another witness shared her fears about living in the converted warehouse. leslie brinkley has more from oakland. >> all afternoon, sculptor jose avalos told the jury about living inside an rv inside the ghost ship for over two years. he stored flammable art supplies there, but also during cross-examination, called ghost ship a safe place. >> he and max were friends. they still are friends. jose was there that night. >> in fact, jose avalos talked to abc7 news right after the fire. >> i only saw one person. i saw her confusion. i saw she was lost, and i tried to guide her out as best as i

possibly could. >> in court, avalos talked about that moment, tears streaming down his face as he told the jury about a young girl with blond hair. he said she looked scared, walking in a circle. she didn't follow him out. many in the jury were crying. moments like that make it tough on the families and friends of the ghost ship victims, many of them coming to court and listening to testimony every day. like fire victim jason mccourty's partner. >> we're all here to bear witness and keep the memories of our loved ones alive. >> witness jennifer turner described moving into what she claims was described to her as a surrealist pirate theater known as the time as she described frequent yelling, derek and mica yelling at each other. defendant derick almena calmly listened as she described fears about fire danger.

everything was run on extension cords run on the ceiling. there were a lot of flammable materials. these junk piles upstairs with more wood scraps. i started sleeping in the car so i didn't have to go inside the warehouse. >> and she wanted out. she had made a mistake. i don't think that is going to hurt us at all. >> testimony will continue on monday with avalos back on the stand. in oakland, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. today an oakland jury began deliberating a lawsuit involving roundup weed killer, another one. alva and alberto piliad claim it caused their non-hodgkins lymphoma. they used it over 30 years. they want a billion dollars in damages. bayer, which bought the company that makes roundup, has lost two similar lawsuit here is in the bay area that we've reported to you. bayer is claiming the weed killer is safe and is appealing the two verdicts. happening tonight, a chance

of rain and even thunderstorms. abc7 news weather anchor spencer christian is tracking it all. spencer? >> give you a look at what's happening right now. conditions are calm here in the bay area, but just to our east over the sierra, we've got quite an outbreak of thunderstorms and lightning strikes. this has been the pattern throughout the day. the sequence i'm showing you now is just from the last few hours. and some of the energy and instability associated with that disturbance will be moving generally in our direction. so here is our forecast animation. 7:00 this evening. during the late night we'll see low clouds and fog continuing to develop along the coastline. right around midnight, we'll see some showers moving through the south bay, widely scattered but across the santa cruz mountains. then just as the morning commute is getting under way, about 5:30 a.m. or so, although visibility is the main concern here in the immediate bay area, down around monterey bay and gilroy, you may see more showers from that system moving in our direction. and there is enough instability that there is a chance of an isolated thunderstorm. i'll give you a closer look in a

few minutes. dan? >> spencer, thanks very much. facebook is under fire again. this time the criticism comes from a close source, a co-founder. >> why he says it's time for facebook to split up. what it has bought and built. millions of senior citizens are still paying off their student loans from decades ago. i'm michael finney, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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alarm. chris nguyen has the story. cracking done on facebook, chris hughes made his statement in an op-ed, calling for the federal government to break up the company he helped create with his former college roommate mark zuckerberg. this comes as facebook prepares to merge the technology behind its three messaging platforms, facebook messenger, instagram, and what's app. >> large unregulated companies are not necessarily considering the downstream effects of some of the decisions they're making today. >> anne skeet. >> storms are shifting in our society about how we're going to define success, and biggest isn't always best. and making the most money isn't the only thing we need tock thinking about. >> south bay congressman ro khanna appeared on midday live today saying our focus on innovation must be balanced with a commitment to consumer privacy and promoting competition. >> my view is we can't just

reflexively be breaking companies up. what we need to look at is how do we prevent anti-competitive platform privilege, which means companies shouldn't be able to privilege their own products. >> in ponce to the op-ed, nick clegg said in part you don't enforce accountability by calling for the breakup of a successful american company. accountability of tech companies can only be achieved through the painstaking introduction of new rules for the internet. many say regulation can serve as a check on zuckerberg's power. >> we need social media that are careful about fake news. we need social media that succeed because they're well-run companies and not just because they have dominant market share. >> as founder, ceo and chairman of the board, zuckerberg currently controls 60% of facebook's voting shares. in silicon valley, chris nguyen, abc7 news. the fbi joined san ramon police officers at california high school today because of graffiti found over the last week threatening a shooting on

campus. the school says 80% of students stayed home today. 80%. police say they're actually pursuing leads, but don't know who is responsible forbe those threats. police officers scoured a school in berkeley today after someone reported seeing a man with a handgun. this was the scene at king middle school this afternoon shortly after school let out. officers confirm the man had already left school grounds. berkeley police interviewed witnesses and now think the person with the gun is the parent of a caregiver of a student. they're looking -- or a caregiver of a student, i should say. they're looking for anyone with information to please call them. abc7 news anchor kristen sze is in washington, d.c. and today she talked with east bay congresswoman barbara lee about gun violence. >> finally this year, through the appropriations committee which i serve on we haverol to gun violence as a public health emergency, which it is. but we have got to do something and do something quickly because our children are dying. >> lee also says the national

rifle association has a hold on congress which she says needs to be broken. one of the most popular stories on abc7 news.com right now is about the world's first bulletproof hoodie. we reported this to you, sold by a bay area startup. for every ten hoodies sold, one is donated to a public school teacher in an at-risk neighborhood. you can find out more by going to our website, abc7news.com. in the north bay, this week happens to be wildfire preparedness week. and even with the low fire risk right now follow aguet winter, firefighters say you always need to be ready for wildfires. abc7 news was in novato this afternoon. that's where several public safety agencies provided updates on what they're doing to be ready for fire season. marin county's fire chief says no matter where you live, you can play a big role in helping save lifes. >> our biggest partner is the public, and we really have to get everyone engaged on this issue in california. we need -- there is no excuse to have a single fatality or a

single lost house. and we can do this together and get to zero. . >> firefighters say you can reduce the wildfire risk around your home or business by trimming brush to create what they call defensible space. all right. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast, inching closer to mother's day. >> yeah, and some interesting weather in our short-term forecast, spencer. >> that's a nice way of putting it, ama. pretty interesting. we have drizzle coming from one direct and possibly showers from the over. here is live doppler 7. at the moment we have calm weather in the bay area, although low clouds are becoming more prominent in the by area sky. this is a view from our rooftop camera looking eastward across the bay. you can see we have partly cloudy skies right now. but the coast is even cloudier. 57 degrees here in san francisco right now. oakland is 62. 67 at mountain view. 66, san jose. santa cruz, 57. and half moon bay, 55 degrees. you can see the formation of more clouds over the golden gate now than we had a couple of hours ago. it's 60 degrees in santa rosa right now. napa, 62. fairfield, 66.

low to mid 60s at concord and livermore. and atop mount tam is getting cloudier and cloudier, but we're looking just above the low clouds right now. lots of blue sky. these are our forecast features. we'll see widespread low clouds overnight with spotty morning drizzle. that's what's coming in from the coast. sunnier skies can be expected tomorrow afternoon, and we'll have mostly sunny and mild conditions mother's day weekend. let's take a look at what's coming from the other direction rights now. that direction would be out to our east over the sierra, where it's been quite stormy. lots of thunderstorms this afternoon, even into the evening hours. let's animate the image here and show you what's going on. in the early morning hours, even as the fog gets thicker here in the immediate bay area and produces the possibility of reduced visibility for morning commuters and some spotty drizzle, some of that energy from the storm over in the sierra will be moving generally in our direction and is likely to go around monterey bay, perhaps through the southernmost part of the viewing area, producing some showers there. we don't expect any showers or measurable rain in parts of the east bay and the north bay, but as the morning goes on, notice

we'll continue to see patches of showers moving through this area. maybe down around gilroy, over to monterey. that's about as far north as we think that's going to reach. and then by mid afternoon, we'll be looking at mainly sunny skies and dry and calm conditions across the entire bay area. overnight lows with lots of low clouds and some spotty drizzle will be mainly in the low to mid-50s. then tomorrow look for highs ranging from low 60s a the coast where it will be breezy again to upper 60s and low 70s right around the bay shoreline. and upper 70s to about 80 degrees in the warmest inland locations. here is the day planner for mother's day. sunday we'll begin with a few lingering low clouds and fog in the early morning hours, becoming mostly sunny by noon. bright and sunny through the afternoon with temperatures warming up to about 80 degrees in the warmest inland locations. so a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see mother's day is looking very nice. brighter than tomorrow on saturday, and brighter still on sunday. mother's day will be the mildest day in the forecast period as

well. going into early next week, we'll see a gradual increase in clouds and a slight drop off in temperatures. by midweek next week, temperatures a little below average. but we're not looking at a strong probability of any rain. >> thanks, spencer. guns, ammo and one of the world's richest men. >> it all somehow involves a home in the hills of southern california not far from the "playboy" mansion, and there is

we're learning more about the home where more than one thousand weapons were seized yesterday in southern california. just look at this. the home is in bel air, not far from the playboy mansion. girard saenz was arrested he is the long-time companion of cynthia beck who owns the home. 20 years ago she made headline when it surfaced she had three daughters with gordon getty. saenz, beck and her daughters own several properties including an office building on sutter street in san francisco. experts say it's not illegal for someone to own a large amount of weapons, but they're required to comply with state and federal firearm laws, of course. prosecutors announced federal charges today against the man accused of shooting worshipers at a synagogue right outside san diego. the shooting left one woman dead and three others injured. >> 109 counts, including 54 counts of obstruction of free

exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death and bodily injury and involving the attempt to kill. that's one count for every person in the synagogue on april 27th, including 12 children. each of these counts is death penalty eligible. >> suspect john earnest is also charged with one count of damage to religious property for a march 24th arson at a mosque in escondido. training teachers, helping kids in school, housing the homeless top priorities for california's newest governor. >> tonight we get the details of where governor newsom wants to spend money and where he plans to save it in his first budget as governor. res, there some changes that could be good news if you're looking to buy. and next, new developments. a vote of support for the

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area. >> a big change. a sea change actually. anywhere else in the country, that might mean lower prices and a buyer's market, but here prices are already so high, it's turning into a lose-lose proposition for everyone. >> abc7 news anchor eric thomas has the story. >> the biggest change in the local real estate market is in the south bay. last year this time houses were moving fast and getting multiple bids. now not so much. >> it's not that people are trying to sell more homes. rather it's that people are having a harder time selling those homes, and you're seeing more of last week's listings left over for next week. >> this is the chief economist for the reals website trulia. they have a new report out today on home sales across the country. once again the bay area leads the nation in the things that make purchases tough. >> there is a limited number of people who can afford housing at current prices and have a need to move at a given point in time. >> the trulia report shows inventory up more than 55% over the year before. that means morehouses on the

market longer. it's even worse for so-called starter home inventory, up more than 78% from 2018. the median price for a starter home in san jose is $759,000. gustavo gonzalez of the santa clara county association of realtors says things may be slowing, but -- >> i guess that's all relative. properties used to sell in a week. and so maybe they're taking two to three weeks to sell now. >> mixed news in another report from red fin that says 22% of south bay listings got multiple bids last month, but that's down from 75% last year, and it may indicate buyer fatigue. >> if what you mean by fatigue is prices being high enough that most can't do it right now and theyre figuring out other solutions, then that's right. >> don't expect this respite, such as it is to last very long. almost everyone predicts economic growth will heat the market up once again later this year. in san francisco, eric thomas, abc7 news. new developments. the oakland a's received a boost

tonight for their plans for a new home near jack london square. the alameda labor counsel voted to support building a new baseball stadium in oakland's howard terminal that group represents 135 labor unions and 135,000 workers across alameda county. supporters say it will create 2,000 construction jobs. but another labor group, the international longshore and warehouse union opposes a ballpark at howard terminal. that group believes the ballpark would kill jobs along oakland's waterfront. today governor newsom unveiled a revised budget that outlined some of his priorities. newsom first proposed a $209 billion budget when he took office in january. the new budget is for $313 billion. there is a jump in funding to combat homelessness. the first version called for $625 million. the new budget sets aside a billion. it also puts aside more money towards education. >> we will have the highest investment in our k through 14 education system in california

history. it is not $80.7 billion, as it was in january. it's $81.1 billion. >> a $21.5 billion surplus remains unchanged in the budget. the budget has now passed off to lawmakers who have to approve it by june 15th or lose pay. the democratic presidential candidate mayor pete buttigieg is making his way up california. he was in l.a. today before events in the bay area tomorrow. in los angeles, buttigieg attended several prayers and a rally with l.a. mayor eric garcetti. butigieg says he plans to campaign and fund raise hard in california. the primary is 10 months away. >> the politics of our time have gotten a little bit dark, haven't they? >> yes. >> they have gotten a little bleak, haven't they? >> yes. >> but does this not fill you with a certain sense of hope? >> yes. >> i'm running for office as an act of hope. >> tomorrow night buttigieg will be attending a fundraiser at the regency in san francisco.

now to the east bay. in pittsburgh, a high school finally discovered a phenomenon that had been happening right in front of them for years. as abc7 news reporter wayne freedman shows us, it's a new twist on putting two and two together. >> pittsburg high school, home of the pirates where this year graduating seniors have already begun pondering a new set of challenges that is especially true for mckayla and miles grant. they're twins, with all the closeness that implying, and they're heading for separate colleges. what are you going miss about her? >> our times together. we laugh at almost everything. >> i think we're ready. it's going to be hard, but i think we're ready. >> at least they're not alone. the senior class other twins, nick and victor montez, and vanessa and elisa. and if that sounds unusual, keep counting. nobody made the connection until recently when melanie moseley got all of the 2019 twins together for one picture. >> they knew they were twins, but some of them didn't realize that there -- none of them

realized there were that many sets. >> the crazy part of it is i've had classes with more than one set of twins, but i never put two and two together. >> statistics indicate that for every 200 people, we'll see three sets of twins. based on the class size here, that would mean seven set, but no, not this year. not seven sets or eight. how about 15. how do you explain it? >> it's probably the water. >> principal todd whitmire. he has never encountered this many twins in a single class. he says he wouldn't mind a few more. >> they support each other. i think twins often have a very strong and unique bond with one another. >> it's called that twin thing, that unnerving feeling that as you talk with two, you're also dealing with one. >> i was told that nobody here even knew there were 15 sets of twins. >> i didn't either. >> you think you'll miss him? >> a little bit. >> you think you'll miss him? >> just a tad. not much. >> we don't believe it. leaving home at graduation is

stressful enough fwlurve, but t no guide book for twins. >> splitting up. there has always been the two of us. not to sound cliche, but that's my other half. >> great group. well, when we say a senior has student loans, you probably think we mean a senior in college. >> but we really mean a senior citizen. 7 on your side's michael finney has the story coming up. >> there goes that newsman again. here, there, everywhere. >> we are celebrating 70 years of making tv history here at abc7 news. that includes setting a speed record with the fastest satellite truck on earth.

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a new kind of joy. the classic cookbook the joy of cooking is being revised. the publisher announced today the updated version will have hundreds of new recipes, more international foods, and a whole section on fermenting. the original joy of cooking was written by irma changes haven't been made since 2006. the new ninth edition will come out in november. decades after leaving college, millions of senior citizens are still paying off their loans. >> that is really tough. 7 on your side talked to one local senior. >> a lot of these guys got into debt by taking on loans for their kids. >> sure. >> and their grandkids, but not all of them. some are still saddled with their own student loans. a $30 a month gym membership is about the only luxury martin ross allows himself. he beamed when we invited him to use our exercise equipment at abc7 news. every month bill collectors take 8% of his social security

benefits to pay off student loans he took out in the 1970s. now that leaves him with just $750 a month. that's barely enough for a studio with a shared bath and kitchen on san francisco's sixth street. >> that's all i can afford. there is nothing else i can do. >> the credit recording firm transunion reports people 60 or over owe $86 billion in student loan debt. in 2015, the federal reserve bank estimated 2.8 million seniors were still paying off their student loans. that's four times more than in the previous ten years. >> julianna fredman is an attorney with bay area legal aid specializing in student loan debt. >> there is no time limit for how long the government can collect on student loans. tohe psintialhas made seizabeth warren hass of billions of dollars of student loan debt. she is also co-sponsoring a bill with rival presidential candidates kamala harris, corey

booker, and kirsten gillibrand to provide federal matching funds to states to keep students out of debt to attend public college. >> that $50 or that $150 of social security that gets offset from that low income senior citizen is not a lot to the federal government. >> martin estimates he is paying $11,000 in interest on what started out as a $1500 loan. he can't believe that 50 years later the government is still coming after him. >> i feel like i'm one of those nazis like i committed a crime. i'm a criminal. that they're hunting down. >> now get this. an average student loan borrower in their 60s owed $33,800 the last time they checked in 2017. >> that's tough. at a time when your income. >> really tough. i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hotline is on monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the number is 415-954-8151.

you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7 news. >> okay, thanks, michael. we want to get one last check on our weather and what's coming our way. >> we do for the weekend. spencer christian is back. >> it's looking pretty good. calm conditions in the bay area right now. lots of low clouds gathering at the coast, ready to make their nightly push out over the bay. we may see some spotty drizzle once again tonight and early tomorrow morning, as we have the last couple of overnights. overnight lows will be mainly in the low to mid-50s. then tomorrow, after the early morning fog burns back to the coastline, we'll see breezy conditions at the coast. mainly sunny skies over the bay and inland. highs will range from low 60s a the coast to upper 60s and low 70s near the bay. upper 70s to near 80 in our inland areas, and how nice is mother's day going to be? here is the day planner. starting in the early morning hours, maybe a few areas of lingering low clouds and fog, but by noon it will be mostly sunny and sunny all the way through the afternoon and into the evening hours with a nice little warm-up coming our way. here is the accuweather

seven-day forecast. saturday brighter afternoon than tomorrow with high temperatures in the upper 70s inland. up to about 80 on sunday, mother's day. dropping off slightly on monday, and then most of midweek next week we'll see a slight increase in clouds and a slight decrease in temperatures. but looks like a great weekend. great mother's day coming our way. >> thank you, spencer. >> all right. warriors really exciting game last night, but it came at a cost. >> that's true. larry? >> i'm emotionally spent still. probably should have taken today off. they're up, they're down. kd gets hurt. can the warriors survive without kevin durant? how long is he going to be out? what did the togo's fans, the pretzelrami is back, with our famous pastrami and a bigger soft pretzel roll. and try the new turkey bistro with warm turkey and smokehouse bacon. or the new hot club chicken dijon with dijon mayo and black forest ham. how far would you go for a togo?

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now abc7 sports with larry beil. >> good evening. the warriors got good news today on kevin durant. an mri showed a mild calf strain. kd will be reevaluated some time next week, but he is not going to be able to play in game six or seven. durant got hit after a jump shot late in the third quarter of game five last night. the initial fear was a torn achilles tendon, but today the team said kd is being treated for a mild strain, which usually takes one to two weeks to heal. it's possible durant could rejoin the dubs if they can get past the rockets. >> well, we'll just find somebody on the bench who can give us 35 points. two blocks and 11 boards and nine assists. he has been the best player in

the nba in the play-offs. he has been phenomenal. and so it's obviously a huge loss, but our team has a lot of confidence. they trust each other. they've won championships together. so we come out and we have given it our best shot. >> we just need a miracle. just like the sharks. could be a storybook run for the sharks. for the second time in three years, the sharks are in the western conference finals. it's going to be a rematch of 2016. san jose beat the blues in six games. this time the blues come in as one of the hottest teams in the nhl. team teal advanced with a huge game seven emotional boost from joe pavelski. only 15 days after he was lying on the ice bleeding with a head injury, stood in the act same spot and scored a goal. added an assist as the sharks hold on to beat the avalanche, 3-2. the sharks have won back-to-back seven-game series. >> what do you say, you know? it's -- he's a special player, a special guy. >> yeah, it was nice.

i'm not going to lie, to come out and score early. it was nice to get in there and, you know, feel some production early and just have a good start as a group. >> i wish i could tell you what he's gone through, from seeing it firsthand. you wouldn't believe that he is playing right now. i'll just say tht. he played unbelievable. >> remarkable he was able to come back. among the many reasons kyler murray chose football over baseball, $35 million. that's what he signed for today with the arizona cardinals. murray gave up $4.6 million signing bonus with the oakland a's. they reportedly offered another $14 million for him to play baseball. but after winning the heisman trophy at oklahoma, murray decide head would pass on the long bus rides in the minor leagues to play football. turned out to be the number one overall pick. it's a four-year deal with a signing bonus. guaranteed money of 23.5 million. baseball today. look at this. it's snowing in denver. giants and rockies. ♪ oh the weather outside the frightful ♪ nolan arenado is frightful as

well. a three run bomb off of derrick holland. 3-0 rockies. how hearty are those fans out there? and then later on, it was fine. perfectly clear. giants down 7-0. tyler austin, high deep, aloha. 7-2. the ninth. two outs. giants down 12-9. brandon crawford. this is dope. it might be, and it's off the wall. giants trail 12-10. next batter, joe panik. that's a base hit. now it's 12-11. you can feel what's coming here, can't you? a chance to be the hero. it's not coming. wade davis struck him out. ball game. giants lose 12-11 coming home to face the reds. dallas braden's mother's day perfect game took place nine years ago today. he was at the game today. apparently wanted his privacy up in the secluded area. a's and reds. on the mound, derrick dietrich took him deep. third inning.

suarez out of here. the reds have a 3-0 lead. the a's would rally. two on, two out. iglesias on the mound. ramon liriano pops up and that ends it. 3-0, reds the final score. all right. so here is the situation with the warriors. going to be tough to win on the road without kevin durant in the game six. high likelihood that they're coming back for a game seven. mother's day miracle at oracle, which would be here on abc7 with a 12:30 tip. that would be great tv. >> huge crowd, all the moms. you just need one guy off the bench like steve kerr said, just give me 35. >> no, no, no, no, no kd in this series. no, not going to happen. no demarcus cousins. no damion jones. >> well, now you're bringing us down. >> we had hope. >> we did.

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