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. how a program and high school teens are hoping to build a better bay area. "abc7 news" starts right now. breaking news in santa rosa where three people, including a child, were shot tonight at a park. >> it happened around 7:30 at jacobs park near link lane and west 9th street. police say hundreds of people were gathered there for several soccer games. >> the three people shot are ages 10, 20, and 40. witnesses say there was a "gang related confrontation" just before the shooting. a man got out of the car and fired several shots. >> a soccer coordinator said a coach was one of the vims. the coach described to him what happened. >> the car turns around, the guy gets out and starts shooting. he was the one that got shot. he was just about to walk in, and the kids were walking by, as well. >> the 10 and 40-year-old's

injuries are not life threatening. the 20-year-old is apparently gravely injured. the wound is life threatening. the suspects drove off. a reward up to $2500 is being offered at this moment for information leading to an arrest. in the north bay, an animal rights activist says he was nearly decapitated while protesting at a duck farm this week. >> "abc7 news" reporter kate larson is live at that duck farm with the story. kate? >> reporter: dan, ama, we're here at the duck farm, and you can see on the gate that they have signs keep out, biosecure area. monday, a group of protestors entered any way. what they did was most certainly at their own risk. video sent to abc 7 by activist group direct action everywhere

shows protesters crying out for help, as the duck processing line they're chained too starts to move. panic sent in when it started pulling thomas' head and check into a pole. >> almost decapitated my head. i was struggling to get out. >> reporter: he spoke to us via facetime. he was one of hundreds who took buses there to protest the duck farm on monday. but he was part of a smaller group who entered the farm through marked fences and shackled them several to the machinery. he knew that locking himself to the machine was dangerous, did it for a reason. >> this is a global crisis we're umtd. >> reporter: he does not know who turned the conveyer belt on. but he says his injuries will heal.

he's still deciding whether to file a police report. >> whoever was working there was extremely upset that we were disrupting his business. >> reporter: the sheriff's office told me that they looked into the incident. the farm told them it was an accident, and that the employee who turned on the machine inside was unaware the protesters were chained to it outside. i knocked on a door at the edge of the farm's property, but nobody answered or returned my calls. abc 7's i-team looked into animal abuse allegations at the farm in 2014 after an activist got a job there and shot video. on monday, deputies arrested 80 protesters. most of whom booked into jail on felony conspiracy and were released this evening after court. i also spoke to the district attorney's office today who tells me they are still deciding whether or not to file charges against the activist. i'm kate larson, "abc7 news."

>> what a story, kate. thank you. happening now, travel troubles at lax because of a power outage. power was restored to one remaining terminal still in the dark. systems are being rebooted. but 21 flits reason kaled and nine diverted. the cause of the outage is still under investigation. building a better bay area in san jose. neighbors met with officials, but the meeting got heated. cornell bernard is live with the details. >> reporter: neighbors here in south san jose say all they want is to sleep through the night, but loud freight trains are keeping them up. now the they yomayor is threatee sue the railroad if the trains don't stop. that's the sound that's literally keeping residents in south san jose up at night. how bad is it?

>> really bad. it's loud. it scares the cat. >> reporter: union pacific freight trains rolling through between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. it's causing thousands of residents to lose hours of sleep. >> i hear the horn. it wakes us up in our household. >> reporter: several hundred neighbors came to this meeting where officials explained why it started rerouting trains through neighborhoods in february. >> we are obligated to run those trains at a certain time at night because of the capacity that exists throughout the day. >> but many just want the nighttime trains to stop. the mayor says it's becoming a public health issue. >> this is a significant health issue for residents who can't sleep. >> reporter: but railroad officials say they won't stop the trains. >> short answer is no.

we have made a change that's driven efficiencies for our customers. >> how do you expect a community to be involved and work with you when you won't? >> reporter: the mayor now threatening legal action. >> ultimately, we will be seeking a legal remedy. >> reporter: they are going to hook into studying the fact that they're going to establish quiet zones at some of these crossings to prevent horn honking by trains. but that could take months. the city council has instrucked the city attorney to review legal options on geting the trains to stop immediately. cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >> thank you. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. join us on our facebook group. throws it up and he puts it in. >> 47 points from steph curry

couldn't help the warriors. they fell to the raptors in game three and trail 2-1. >> we have live team courage tonight of the w's tough loss, beginning with larry beil. larry? >> reporter: ama, dan, steph curry was amazing, but he was a one-man gang, and minus klay thompson and kevin durant, somebody needed to step it up. steph curry stored 47 of their 109 points. he just needed a little bit more help, and the raptors opened up a double digit lead. the warriors kept making pushes, but they couldn't get close enough. and toronto takes a 2-1 series lead. 123-109 the final. but the warriors remain confident, heading into game four. >> we fought, but we lost. so we've got to go back to drawing board and just

recalibrate for game four. >> win the next game, go back to toronto, win game five. come back to oracle, win game six. and then celebrate. >> reporter: sounds easy. win game four, win game five, win game six, confetti. we expect klay to play friday. we will know more about kevin durant's condition tomorrow. ama, dan, back to you. >> thanks, harry. we want the confetti. tonight's loss at home was a tough one for fans. jobina fortson is live outside oracle where all the fans came out with sad faces. jobina? >> reporter: oh, yes, ama, fans were pretty quiet as they walked out tonight. many that we talked to though feel like the foal like the team

might have used -- kr [ cheering ] oh, yes, and the raptors' fans were making all the noise out here tonight. saying the warriors have won too him times and it's the raptors' title for the taking. >> i think we got this. the raps in five, maybe six. >> without klay, i think curry had 50 points or something like that. but really lacked outside shooting from the rest of the team. >> reporter: we really enjoyed seeing all your photos shared on social media. just use the #wson7. jobina fortson, "abc7 news." >> jobina, thanks so much. there's a battle off the court raising money for food banks.

robin was there to encourage donations. there's also a sign that reads drake hasn't donated to the food bank finals challenge. you can donate online. we have a link, abc7news.com. abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors. game four is friday in oakland. >> larry beil will be live at oracle arena with sports reporter mindi bach and dion lim. >> the pregame show is at 5:00. game four of the finals is at 6:00 p.m., followed by after the game live from oracle arena. there's plenty of col around downtown san jose. up next, we'll talk about the program and the high school students behind that effort. and the wait is nearly over. hikers at yosemite will soon be able to climb to new heights again. and this isn't rain on the

radar in southern california, it's something far more buggy. we'll explain. >> fascinating stuff. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. look what's back. our natural cooling mechanism, that means we are in for a change. i'll let you know when the heat returns coming up. all that is ahead. but first, a look at what's coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> thanks dan and ama. please devote a tiny portion of your life to this. >> i'm like oh, my goodness. now, this man killed my mother's fourth but favorite husband. >> h

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role in building a better bay area. in the south bay, a program in downtown san jose is putting art by local high school students in unexpected places. reporter amanda del castillo has the story. >> reporter: if you've ever wanted to know what's on the minds of high school students, the south bay has those thoughts on full display. the artwork you see here, part of the downtown doors program by the downtown san jose foundation. >> utility doors and boxes, other spaces of whimsy. >> reporter: this year, more than 200 high school students competed to have their artwork digitized and put on spaces across downtown san jose. these are two of 20 winning student artists. besides bringing color to the city's core, both say it's helping to build a better bay area. >> it gives downtown life i feel like, its own unique signature sense of place. >> reporter: students say downtown doors opens the door to conversation. women empowerment, culture, social justice.

>> i wanted to convey the relationship that people have with the environment. >> reporter: the program has 115 spots with student art around downtown san jose. and an abundance of tack opportunities. participants say these displays mean art still has a place in silicon valley. >> to have something related to art for students who want art itself is good. >> reporter: they'll remain on downtown doors for up to three years, and soon, middle school students will have an opportunity to share their artwork. i'm amanda del castillo, "abc7 news." new developments, the wait is about to end for climbers looking to scale yosemite's half dome. cables are set to be installed by storm. they usually go up in late may. snow and ice delayed

installation this year. the stables allow hikers to scale the last 400 feet to the summit without equipment. a radar reading that proved confusing for national weather service forecasters in san diego county last night. that large blue and green pop-up indicating rainfall, but there was no rain. so what is it? turns out it's a swarm of lady bugs. experts say the bugs may not have appeared that concentrated to people on the ground. they were spread out through the sky and at different elevations. interesting. >> that is incredible. >> i don't know if sandhya has ever tracked that before. >> trackbugs, sandhya. >> i've never seen anything like that in my entire career. we've tracked fog and live with live doppler 7. and i want to show you the fog. sfo camera this afternoon started to see the fog returning. it was really shallow. tonight as we fast forward to an

evening time lapse, you will notice that the marine lay your has deepened. it's about 1200 feet deep, so we are seeing pretty socked in near the coastline. widen out the picture, the reason for this is this area of low pressure that's spinning across just off the pacific northwest coast. it's going to continue to move across that region and it's going to drop our temperatures. it's going to be a dramatic drop tomorrow. so let's check out the temperature change from today to tomorrow. we had some 90s inland today. we felt the heat. now look at tomorrow. so san jose, 84. we're going down to 75 degrees, nine degrees cooler. santa rosa going from 91 to and livermore, down 19 degrees tomorrow. the fog and the breeze is the oher part. 50s to 70s right now. so mild out there to warm. showing you the fog lurking over san francisco here. it will be around as we head toward tomorrow morning's

commute. between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m., locally dense around the coast and the bay. temperatures out the door in the low to upper 50s. you will need a jacket tomorrow morning. it will be foggy. tomorrow afternoon, upper 50s to the low 80s. so a cooler day. breezier, as well. enjoy the drop in the temperatures. they're coming back up again. fire danger will be rising. 2:00 p.m. friday afternoon through sunday afternoon, low humidity, gusty winds coming up with the heat again. not tomorrow and friday. it's going to be cooler. notice the temperature drop on the seven-day forecast. gusty in the hills saturday. wrmer in all areas, bringing back the 90s and it's close to 100 inland sunday. monday, triple digits. both days expecting warm weather at the beaches in the 70s. so that is going to be a big change in the weather. >> indeed. sandhya, thank you. toronto raptors tweet this pregame photo. >> can you spot what's wrong with that?

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photo shop fail. the raptors tweeted this before the game saying, cross the bridge, ready. >> if only they went over that brinl, we would have beat them tonight. many reported that's the wrong bridge. it looks like the raptors are heading to marin county. >> the sheriff's office tweeted, keep going east bound. we'll meet you at the bay bridge. >> but the raptors got the last laugh, tweeting, taking whatever bridge we want back to sf, up 2-1. oh, yeah, okay, fine. >> all right. there's still another game

coming later this week. >> larry beil is live once again. they shouldn't get too sure of themselves, larry. >> maybe they went the long way around. it's possible. we've done that. any way, steph curry was amazing. he had to take the long way around, because he was really the only guy scoring at all for golden state. he just man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? 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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game three in the nba finals, 123-109. they have a 2-1 series lead. coming in, no kevin durant in this game. klay thompson was a game-time decision. he ended up resting with a hamstring injury. kawhi leonard with authority. but steph looked every bit the two-time mvp that he is. he had 25 points at the half. the rest of the warriors had 27. we'll get a friendly bounce right here. the warriors, were only down eight at the half. but the raptors kawhi leonard, he had 30. the raptors, 17 threes, they open up a 16-point lead. going nuts in jurassic park. turnover by draymond green. the raptors win 123-109.

with game four friday night at oracle. >> we fought, but we lost. so we've got to go back to the drawing board and just recalibrate for game four. it's been a roller coaster type series. i like the things we saw tonight that we can make adjustments on and protect home court. >> if we had won the game, this would have gone down as one of the great finals performances. it was amazing, some of the shots he was hitting was crazy. >> win the next game, go back to toronto, win game five, come back to oracle, win game six, and then celebrate. >> we'll see if it goes down like that. the giants have their own hamstring issues. buster posey out for at least ten days. the mets crush the giants by a score of 7-0.

the giants imagi s managed only hits in this game. and the a's blew a big lead and lose to the angels 10-9. steve kerr said he expects we'll see klay in game four, not sure about kevin durant. he's got to work out tomorrow and see how his injured calf responds. we'll see what happens on friday. that's a wrap. dan, ama, back to you. >> we can use one or both of them back as quickly as possible. >> steph can do a lot but not all on his own. >> you're right. i believe if klay was healthy, the warriors would have probably won. now they have to try to

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