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toronto did not go the way dub nation hoped for. >> we have live team coverage tonight from toronto and the dubs watch party at oracle. first let's start with larry beall. >> warriors had nine days off leading up to the finals, gave players some time to heal up which was good. but the warriors came out sluggish and sloppy and the raptors were good. thousands of fans going nuts outside the arena. they call it jurassic park. klay thompson to the rack with authority. might have been a travel there. he took some long steps. raptors in control pretty much all the way. danny green hand in his face, corner three, former spur knocks it down. raptors up 10 at the half. third quarter, steph with two of his 34. they kept running him off the three-point line. too many turnovers. 16. pascal siakam had 14 in the third quarter alone.

look at this shot. did he call glass there? he was 14 of 17 shooting for 32 points. this is the kind of night it was for toronto. fred van fleet, come on. the bank was open. then drake starts rapping with draymond. 118-109. drake was feeling good because his raptors won. let's go life to toronto and mindi bach. >> reporter: the warriors knew they were going to have to adjust to the unexpected, a team they're not that familiar with and an arena they haven't played in since last year. >> the end of the day, they outplayed us. there's no other way to kind of say it. they did what they were supposed to do. it's a long series and game two is an opportunity for us to

right the wrongs and get a big win and go back home. >> the way the game went tonight, we always had a chance and we didn't play very well at all. so you leave this game feeling as good as you possibly can feel knowing that we lost but i think we figured some things out and we'll be better next game. >> we're not very familiar with this game but that's no excuse. i know we'll respond like the champions we are. >> this is the first game one loss in the nba finals for the warriors under head coach steve kerr. when you consider that stephen curry, draymond green and klay thompson are the only nba trio to win a road game in 22 straight playoff series. they are aware of it. as you heard klay just say, they plan to extend that series record to 23 on sunday. >> if they win game two on sunday and get the split, that's

all you can really ask for. that's what you're trying to do when you open on the road. thank you, mindi. warriors have a lot to clean up, especially on defense, heading into game two. andre iguodala has some sort of injury. we'll find out about that tomorrow. it was maybe his hamstring, his calf. he got hurt late in the game, limped out of the arena. the warriors are saying they don't think it's serious. hopefully we'll have more on that tomorrow. the warriors may be a long way from oakland but that did not stop fans from filling up oracle arena for a dubs watch party. >> reporter: i did not count myself but i'm told there were between 8 and 10,000 fans here tonight for a watch party here at oracle that didn't quit until the last buzzer sounded.

game one may have been in toronto, but oracle was still in full effect as the warriors took on the raptors from afar. toronto, can you hear us? pyrotechnics and the warriors dancing pumped up the crowd of thousands which filled up the arena as the quarters played on. >> i love the warriors. they play great basketball. >> as the faces of many fans sank throughout the game, tinaka kept smiling. >> oh yeah. i'm not worried. you know, i think they have it in them and they can win any game. we are here to win. >> outside after the game -- >> we looked pretty rough the raptors played a real good defense. wasn't really hitting too many shots. siakam is a problem. >> what do we have to do to win game two?

>> come in there with a different mindset. >> plenty of fans think the warriors will do just that. >> the next one is ours. >> i give them one. i say give them five, we win. >> are we going to win game two? >> yeah! >> reporter: game two is in toronto which just means there's another watch party here at oracle. tickets are $25 and you can buy them online or here at the arena. abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors in the nba finals. game two is sunday in toronto. >> we are well-represented in toronto. mindibach and dion lim are there. >> stay with us for after the game with sports director larry beall. in the south bay, a legal battle is brewing over sound

from train tracks. >> in a memo released today the mayor and some council members called on the city attorney to explore possible legal action against union pacific railroad. >> in the past year the railroad started hauling at night which means train horns at night. residents are complaining. >> they're blaring horns, not just a little bit but for 60 seconds at a time. the obvious challenge for an awful lot of downtown residents is they cannot get a good night of sleep. >> in a statement union pacific railroad says there is such a thing as quiet zones for trains but it's up to the city to pursue that. san francisco police have identified 25-year-old cherry neil in the suspect in yesterday's hit-and-run rampage in the city's tenderloin

district. she's facing 24 felony charges including driving under the influence causing injury, felony hit-and-run and assault with a deadly weapon. isaiah peoples was charged with two hate crimes today on top of the eight at tempted murder charges already filed by the santa clara district attorney's office. prosecutors say peoples targeted two of the victims because he thought they were muslim. >> i feel confident that a substantial motivating factor was the perceived religion. >> isaiah peoples' relatives were in court and they believe he suffered from ptsd as a result of his military service. in the south bay a uc santa cruz professor has been placed on leave after a muslim student says he called him a terrorist. the student accused computer

science and engineering professor of calling him names. he said he made fun of his beard, belittled him and made inappropriate sexual remarks. this former laundry room is being converted to a studio apartment. some say it's a solution to the housing crisis, but others say at whose cost. i'll have both sides coming up. can you spell unprecedented? a bay area teenager helps make history at tonight's national spelling bee. widespread low clouds will start off your friday morning but there are big changes

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controlled buildings. >> some say the additional housing is putting a squeeze on tenants already living there. >> constructing those additional units usually means taking away building amenities like laundry, storage or parking, sometimes temporarily and sometimes permanently, which is why some tenants are feeling squeezed. one of the solutions to the san francisco housing crisis sound like this. >> the walls are so thin, like you could hear anything and everything. >> reporter: she moved in about a year ago and knew there would be some construction. >> i did not know it was going to be this loud, this intense. >> reporter: this former laundry room is being converted to a studio apartment that will be approximately 500 square feet. the city calls these secondary units accessory dwelling units. it's not just the noise that's

creating frustration. tenants often lose access to their parking spots during adu construction. last august mayor london breed issued an executive director accelerating the creation of adus. l landlords can do these renovations the same time they're doing seismic upgrades. the san francisco planning department says nearly 800 adus currently have permits. some wonder if the permits have been fast tracked at the expense of those that already live here. >> we've come up with this term called rent evictions. >> taking away a part of your lease interest, like your parking spot or your laundry room is considered to be an eviction. even though you might still be living in your one bedroom, that is under chapter 37 an eviction.

>> if temporary tenants are entitled to a rent reduction, some landlords are paying tenants for their parking spaces. landlords must notify tenants prior to construction if that construction takes away their laundry room or parking spaces, even temporarily. a group of tenants recently took their case to the san francisco board of appeals. >> i've done everything by the book for this project. i tried to do right by the tenants. >> a teacher who's lived since 2003 questions her landlord's motives. >> i think he has very little interest in serving the housing crisis. i think he has a lot of interest in having five more you fiunitsg more rent than the rest of us in

the building. >> a disruption in a few months is one thing. a disruption for 14, 18 months is a whole different story. >> either tenant versus to park on the street for a short time or else people are living on the street because housing is not being built. >> after hearing arguments from both sides, the board denies the tenan tenants' appeal. construction will go on as planned. >> although i understand and sympathize with the challenges some people may face in terms of the loss of storage or parking space, my priority is housing. >> the line that we hear all the time is we have a housing crisis. we have an affordability crisis. >> rent controlled adus provide affordability but building them brings growing pains. >> it kind of seems like they are cramming a bunch of people in this complex.

>> leaving some tenants wishing they lived elsewhere. if you're a tenant in a building where additional units are being added, there are resources available to you for help including the san francisco tenants union and the san francisco rent board. you can find that information on our website abc7news.com. we want to hear your ideas about bidding a bett ibuilding area. it has been an historic night for the scripps national spelling bee. >> one of them is from the bay area. auslaut. >> you are correct. first to lo the co-championship.

he's a seventh grader in san jose. >> seven other contestants finished out the 20th and final round. 47 words in a row were spelled correctly. each speller will get a $50,000 cash prize from scripps. we are kind of hitting a jackpot if you like the warm weather. >> we are indeed. meteorologist sandy pe tell is here with the weekend weather. >> we have a warmup coming. tonight we have a blanket of clouds over head. lake county saw numerous thunderstorms with some heavy rain. it's part of the same system that brought thunderstorms up and down northern and central portion of the state. same system responsible for cooling us today and keeping us a little bit on the gray side tonight. your visibility right now 5 miles today, 8 miles in santa

rosa. something to watch out for from our roof camera, you can see it is foggy out there. low to mid 50s oakland. notice the fuzzy view there thanks to the fog. 62 in fairfield. 59 in concord. livermore at 55 degrees. we're thinking about the weekend but we're going to talk about a warmup and then we'll go into saturday. fog to sunshine, low 60s to mid 80s. sunday a little bit cooler, upper 50s to the low 80s. your morning will start off with plenty of fog. explo sunny and warmer in most areas tomorrow. summer like heat is coming your way next week. tomorrow morning's commute with widespread fogginess.

as we head into the afternoon, just about everyone except for the coast will see some sun and the temperatures will respond. tomorrow morning upper 40s to the mid 50s. definitely need a jacket or sweater. download the accuweather app and track those temperatures any time you want. 77 milpitas. warmer today on the peninsula. mid 70s san mateo, redwood city. 65 in san francisco. 81 santa rosa, a nice day in the east bay. 78 in fremont and castro valley. sun will be shining. it's going to be a mild day. concord 84, 86 degrees in antioch. you'll feel the difference as we warm up tomorrow and see brighter conditions. but exactly what are we looking at in terms of summer-like heat? well, we're going to check out that accuweather seven-day forecast at 11:00.

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i'm dion lim in toronto. the seats are empty and it was a tough run for the warriors but it's only just begun. the city's planning department says small spaces and solar panels are all part of the future of housing. in san francisco where there's an intimate gathering. abc 7 news starts right now. >> announcer: now news to build a better bay area from nbc 7. we're here to hear from. >> democratic presidential candidates are converging on the