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and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. . now, news to build a better bay area. from abc7. trying to split. almost traveled there. throws it up! oh, he puts it in! >> 47 points from steph curry, could not help the shorthanded warriors, they fell to the raptors in game three and now trail the series, 2-1.

>> and we have live team coverage of the dubs tough loss. let's begin with the sport director, larry beale who is live on the floor at oracle. larry? >> reporter: i'm here with mindi bach, and you hit the nail on the head right there . the warriors were -- were rav ravaged by injuries. the raptors take a series lead. let's look at the highlights. you knew coming in no kevin durant and there's kd trying to fire up steph curry. that worked, because steph went for a career playoff high 47 points. mindi, he was amazing. >> yeah, just through three quarters. his regular career high 51 points in the regular season, so, he was just outstanding. >> he could not do it by himself. toronto had hit 17 threes and

lo lowry had five of them. and every time the warriors got close, danny green would hit a three, and the raptors, were never made to feel uncomfortable. the crowd never quite got to fool throat, and the raptors take a 2-1 series lead. 123-109, what was the sense from steve kerr and the player s-- te players? >> more disappointment, because they had to steph it up and only steph curry did. they knew they were shorthanded and they had to compensate for the lack of klay thompson's offense and a lack of his defense. and really, they cost themselves. when you see that yes, they scored 109 points but as a team they shot under 40% while allowing the raptors to shoot 52% with every toronto starer deep in the double didngits. >> give everything that you got, and sacrifice your body when you

have the opportunity. there's guys that do it nightly and tonight happened to be a losing effort. so, have to keep the same mentality and play a full 48 like we are used to doing. >> if we had won the game, this would have gone down as with you have the great finals performances by an individual in nba history. he was amazing. some of the shots he was hitting was crazy. so, he was brilliant. he kept us in it, almost single handedly for a while. steph is steph, he does things that nobody else can do. >> so, during that interview, in the postgame, i asked steve kerr what he expected from kd and klay, and he said he expects klay to play friday. he did not really expect him to play on friday yet, he doesn't know. he has not had contact. he is expected to do 3 on 3 and 5 on 5 work tomorrow and steve kerr will have a better idea then. he said, i cannot say he would play friday. >> so, we will see what happens.

klay, we think, pretty sure he is going to be playing in game four. and we will see -- >> he was lobbying fourth tonight. >> if kd comes through the tunnel the place will eru -- th place will erupt, we will steph it up later. i like it better than step it up. we are going to steph it up. it's about time, don't you think? >> yeah. >> that's a bumper sticker. yes. let's start marketing this. anyway, we will have more later on. we will see you later in the news cast. >> sounds good. thank you, larry and mindi. >> i think they both started to market it. a loss tough for dubs >> we are live outside the a are arena. >> reporter: yes, history has shown that usually the plaza is filled with people dancing in to the night andleating. but warriors fans have developed a new move this ending, it's called sad face and kicking it

to the car to get home. we have seen loads of people pouring out in oracle, starting with five minutes left in the fourth quarter. raptors fans were not shy in the celebrations. and the chants filled the air out here and we spoke to warriors fans that said, missing klay thompson and kevin durant hurt tonight. interestingly, we met a fan named daniel durant. and he feels confident that kevin will be back. >> i'm glad to have the last nate durant. he will be back game four. i'm real excited, his energy and motivation will be excellent for the game. you know, much love for the bay area fans. it was a good game, we were just a little short. >> you guys have won enough, it's our turn. >> a shorthander without klay, i think curry had 50 points. he did everything that he can. and lacked outside shooting from the rest of the team. >> curry scored 47 points to be exact. and we loved seeing all of your

photos on social media. for game four, to keep using the #dubs on 7, for now, reporting live, abc7 news. >> excellent, okay, thank you. >> good morning america host robin roberts was at oracle arena to check out the game and recorded this special message. >> dub narktion, look who is he for dub nation. you have no idea all around the country, people are watching you. they are loving you for how you are embracing this team. oracle, you can't leave, you can't leave. you can't leave this building. but big shoutout to your love that you showed the wonderful team, so deserving. and the love comes back to you ten fold. have a good time. >> how great is robin? she was recognized at halftime tonight and tweeted this video because she is getting the sager strong award. a famous broadcaster that died

in 2016 after battling leukemia. organizers of the nba awards say not only is robin roberts an accomplished journalist, she should be recognized for her courage in her battle with breast cancer in 2007, you can catch her here on abc7 each weekday at 7:00 a.m. after abc7 mornings. >> raptors fans created their own judgment -- their own jurasic park. they hosted a raptors watch a party at the table top taouse. the bay area to share in the reds raptors fans packed team. the bar to watch their team take a win off the warriors in oakland and there were warriors fans that were hoping that the team will play better friday. >> this is the only place to

watch the game, game 4 is friday in oakland and larry will be live at oracle arena with sports reporter mindi balk and abc7abc7 news deon lind. >> we will have the dubs on 7 pregame show. and game four of the nba finals, not three, game four, is at 6:00 p.m., followed by after the game live from oracle arena. >> let's move on, here at abc7 news, we are working to build a better bay area and tonight in the south bay. resident s met to come up to solutions of the loud freight trains that go through their neighborhood, but the meeting got heated. we are live with tonight. cornell? >> dan, trains moved through south san jose at all hours of the night and the citizens are

fed up. they are threatening legal action against union pacific, the trains can be loud. union pacific officials attended a community meeting tonight to explain why it's starting to reroute freight trains to san jose in february as a way to increase efficiency. horn honking required by law at each crossing. the meeting got heated and frustrated neighbors want the night time trains to stop, asap, and the councilmen said that union pacific needs to be a good neighbor or else legal action is a possibility. we understand that's their, you know, it's their new procedure. we are hoping that as they hear from the community they are willing to be better private partners. if they are not, well, we are continuing down the path of a lawsuit and as well as establishing a quiet zone. >> now, like he said that the city is conducting a study of establishing quiet zones where horn honking by trains is prohibited. the mayor is not a big fan of that at all.

he just wants the trains to stop immediately for the health and safety of everyone who lives around here. we will hear from the mayor tonight at 11:00. on abc7 news. now, we want to had hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area facebook group. >> that's a rat in a state office building in business hours. and there's many other problems. the workers there asked me to investigate the aye team coming up. >> and it's a big task, cleaning crews sent to the highest mountain in the world, came down with tons of trash and worse. >> and why plans to replace a mcdonald's on the peninsula, are sparking on real food fight. >> the fog is back, and you know what that means? what that means? temperatures are going man, that's a cool looking hot tub. internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv.

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found inside and was later identified. it has been ruled a murder. the father of the children was arrested in oakland yesterday. a county supervisor is opposing plans to open a chick-fil-a. san matteo county supervisor that the company's values on lgbtq issues is not in line with the area. >> this location in san matteo county, it's literally the timing. it's a slap in everyone's face. >> in a statement to abc7, they said, we have welcomed guests in to our 13 locally owned bay area restaurants since 2012 and are committed to earn the respect and business of our customers. >> let's turn attention to

weather. hot today. >> yeah, is it going to stay that way? we have the answer. >> and the answer is no, tomorrow, you are going to notices the temperatures are coming down. we are already seeing the changes. let's look at live doppler 7, notice the fog is back. it is socked in along most of the coastline, pushing in towards the bay. that is going to set the stage for a cooler day. already feeling the effects of it. temperatures in the 50 and 60s and 70s. we are looking at a change in our weather. so, here is what you can expect. fog near the coast in bay for the morning commute. breezy, and cooler tomorrow, and heating up against later on this weekend. so, enjoy it. i do want to show you the planner for tomorrow morning. we will start out with the fog. temperatures in the 50s and breezy afternoon, you will notice it's cooler as well. upper 50s to low 80s. and as we head in to 7:00 p.m., mid 50s and mid 60s.

you can forget about the 90s tomorrow. the fog will cool us off. low to upper 50s. and the winds will ramp up, not so much in the morning but the afternoon. it's a wind coming off the ocean water. 30-35 miles an hour. that will drop the temperatures. >> 81 in antioch, and 82 had in fairfield. 62 san francisco. and 77 in santa rosa. 67 on oakland, 59 in half moon bay and 75 of in san jose. a good 10-20 degree drop from today's highs. wait until you see the changes from the weekend. i'll be back with a full forecast. >> this car barrel survived a bear attack, near lake tahoe. >> look at the car t introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce

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has removed ten tons of garbage and four bodies from mt. eve r emp everest. >> 11 people have died in the climbing season and there's more trash on the mountain. some of it covered by snow. >> and another reminder to lock your car doors when you are in the tahoe area. the sheriff's office posted this photo on social media. this damage was done by a bear that got trapped in the car after the driver let the door unlocked. not only did the bear tear it to shreds but it you're -- but it urinated and spit on the inside. >> a cat in a potted plant on a desk top during business hours. >> and workers are f

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. okay, that's no pet rat, that is what a woman saw at her desk managed in a building by the state of california. >> they say, it's in such bad shape that their health is at risk. you are here with the story, did not bring rats? >> the know conditi-- the condit just bad for them, but for the people they serve. she is a job coach for the workforce development board. with offices in this vallejo building, owned and operated by the state of california. but loretta cannot go inside any longer. she meets her clients outside. >> i have to wait for them in the parking lot and if they show up, i say, let's go to starbucks. >> you cannot use your office? >> no. >> rat droppings and rat

her husband tells me that the rat remnants have made her chronic lung issues worse. >> her lung issues will flare up. >> you have seen the affects of it. >> have you been in vallejo, i can tell. you. >> i used to use my inhaler three times a year and now every day. >> loretta and her co-workers said that the rat issue has spiked since the beginning of may. it was passed off in a memo as one small mouse. but take a look at the cell phone video from two weeks ago. it's clearly a rat with a long tail in a potted plant and the workers believe there's more than one. >> there's a rodent issue in the office in this building. >> several employees wanted to talk but not be identified to lessen the odds of of a dust up with their boss. including the woman that shared the desk with the rat while clients were in the office. >> i have a child at home and they carry diseases and -- and

we should feel safe. >> that same woman had a bathroom door stall fall and hit hr in the head. what went through your mind? >> is it really happening? >> that was good blow. >> absolutely. >> was there injury? gre >> yes, there was. i have a contusion on my forehead and a broken tooth. >> the door has still not been repaired. the employees took a picture of the chair propping it up. the elevator was out for the past month, but not because it was broken. >> they had not paid a bill for the inspection. so, the company had locked it down until the invoice was cleared. >> a concern for disabled clients. it finally went back in service this week. adjusting the temperature in the building is difficult with the thermostats under lock and key. it can be searing in summer and frigid in the winter.

>> i said, can i do something? and i found on out, you have to call the state of california in sacramento to adjust it. >> you have to call the state of california sacramento to adjust it? >> yes. >> they worry about a door that is not always closed all the way, and i wanted to see the issues for myself and was stopped by paula mccray, the employment program manager for the state. >> are you saying i cannot look around? >> correct. >> why not, it's a public building. our tax dollars paid for it. >> it's a state-owned building. >> right. >> she said that we needed to ask for a tour. and i waited and i waited and hours passed with no call back. >> so i cannot use the restroom because it's out of the order. ? i kept pressing the california employment development department for a tour and an on

camera interview. he has spoken in many youtube videos about jobs. >> the top in demand jobs are easily found on our website. >> but he refused a interview with me. they sent me a statement saying that the building has maintenance and repair needs. and issues with the property are addressed in a timely manner and we take all tenant concerns seriously. an exterminator has placed rat traps around the office. loretta is not going inside until it's cleaned up. >> i have worked here 13 years and this is where i started and it's the worst it's been. >> the employees who are speaking out tell me they don't want to throw anybody under the bus. they just want a safer office for them and their clients. i will keep watching to see how the state responds. >> hard to get your work done. >> a lot of problems there, right? >> thanks. >> we have a packed abc news at 11:00. a shooting in a crowded park in santa rosa.

innocent by-standers including a child were jiinjured. >> a protester chained to the poultry processing line and the machine is turned on. >> meet the teenagers behind this effort to build a better

breaking news, a shooting at a crowded park in santa rosa. i'm kate alreadison. an animal activist says he was almost killed during a protest. >> i'm cornell bernard. a showdown between neighbors and railroad officials over play s noise from train horning. >> i'm amanda del castillo. in san jose.