a weekend of wildfires and scorching heat. several fires continue to burn right now and the temperatures are expected to get even

with red flag warnings posted this weekend, firefighters were out in full force as wildfires popped up across northern california. one in south san jose today tearing through acres of dry brush. >> it was a hot end to the weekend. in fact, six records were broken or tied. but we're tracking even hotter air on your monday. we'll have the numbers in the accuweather forecast. >> i'm luz pena in union city where new haven teachers have ratified a tentative agreement. what's going to happen to the seniors who never took a final? abc7 news starts right now. >> now, news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> it was a sizzling sunday with several cities breaking heat

records, but while it was fun in the sun for some, the conditions created a lot of hard work for firefighters. i'm eric thomas. thanks for joining us. we have team coverage of the heat and the fire weather conditions tonight starting with abc news meteorologist drew tuma. >> yeah, we are wrapping up a hot weekend that created record warmth across the entire region. look at the numbers, oakland set a record of 91, half moon bay it's hottest day reported in june at 86 degrees and san francisco hit a record high of 91. that 91 degree reading in the city, the hottest day in nearly two years. go back to september of 2017 to find a hotter day than that. it's been awhile pore some cities in terms of warmth. out there right now, a warm night. you open up the windows, you can feel the mild air near 80 in san jose, 81 in mountain view. 75 in oakland. tomorrow morning as we get you out the door, sunny skies.

a warm start especially around the bay and inland, already into the 60s. watch these temperatures take off tomorrow. future tracker temperatures by noon on your monday, widespread 80s and 90s. we have self more hours of warming to go tomorrow afternoon. so another heat advisory has been in effect. we'll talk about an even warmer day on the way tomorrow and finally find relief in the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. from the north bay to the south bay, there have been fires all over the bay area this weekend. news reporter kate larson is live in south san jose where firefighters are still on the scene of a fire that started this afternoon. kate? >> reporter: eric, that's right. going into the weekend, we knew that there was a fire weather watch which then escalated to a red flag warning in some parts of the bay area. firefighters have been busy and you can see that cal fire is still here on the mahlik fire which burned near 101 today.

air tankers and cal fire helicopters made water and retardant drops on a fast moving fire that burned more than 200 acres of dry brush in south san jose. >> we had a very, very wet may and that puts people cop placent fire season is far off. but the grasses and fuels that are the fine fuels are ready to burn. >> reporter: the fire started behind this public shooting range sunday afternoon. division chief jim crawford said the range was open and is being investigated as one possible cause of the fire that ignited on a dangerous fire weather weekend. >> it has been very active. a lot of initial attack here locally as well as other fires outside of the area. >> 0 miles away in mill valley, flames burned along panoramic highway and muir woods road. a transformer caught fire. pg&e is investigating an outage in that area. the sand fire in yolo county forced evacuations.

>> the biggest concern is losing the farm and house and everything. >> reporter: pete mccloskey and his wife helen had to leave their house in a hurry after flames which burned more than 2,000 acres so far got too close. >> this is the new norm. >> in the east bay, firefighters snuffed out a grass fire that toed ten acres near marsh creek and deer valley roads. on friday, 50 homes were briefly evuated in solano fire while the cordelia fire burned in rural fairfield. the mallick fire is now 70% contained. firefighters will be here through the night to make sure that the fire doesn't cause any more problems. tomorrow, of course, we're looking at really hot temperatures throughout the bay area. fortunately, the winds will be a little lighter which mean there are no official fire wargs for the start of week. live in san jose, kate larson, abc news. >> thank you very much. if you're worried about fire

danger, a town hall meeting is set for tomorrow to discuss the risk in the east foothills. it starts at 6:30 at the foothill presbyterian church on the key road in san jose. gister online with the santa clara county fire department. pg&e says they've restored power to nearly all customers i packeted by a precautionary power shutoff in beaut and yuba counties. they started cutting power amid the dangerous conditions. crews today inspected nearly 800 miles of overhead power lines. pg&e says during inspections they found daniel to dee energized equipment caused by weather. crews are making the necessary repairs. pg&e also shut off power in some north bay communities for hours on saturday. we sent out a push alert this morning as temperatures began to climb to let people know about the now expired red flag warning, heat advisory and spare the air alert. down the abc7 news app to get weather updates anytime and enable push alerts for instant

notifications. >> a small plane crashed just north of pittsburgh pittsburgh. aircraft debris and a backpack were pound in the water but the rest of the cherokee and the pilot have not been located. the sheriff's office says the pilot was the only occupant of the plane. it had just taken off from concord. deputies used sonar to certainly for the wreckage. the faa and ntsb will investigate. >> in the east bay, teachers in te new haven unified school district go back to work tomorrow after ratifying a tentative deal. they were on strike for 14 days. news reporter luz pena has the latest on this. >> reporter: eric 60% of teachers voted in favor of this agreement but it's been a very long road for many of them. it's technically not over for high school teachers who have a new challenge ahead of them on monday. every student from the new haven school district will go back to school tomorrow except for the

seniors. many things transpired during the 14-day strike, there was lots of back and forth and several arguments. today the tentative agreement was finally ratified. >> things like this take time. the starting place here, we got the attention. the strike gave a new kind of understanding to the district. >> reporter: in a statement, unified school district explain add agreement which includes a 4% unscheduled pay increase over two years from 2018 to 2020 plus a 2.5% of scheduled pay increase for this year, 2018 to 2019. >> they came up with this idea that based on grades already set in place on the record, they would look at those grades and make some kind of assessment what grades should be given to the student. >> 500 teachers voted today, 3 unof them for this agreement. 200 against it. but now many of them have a new challenge ahead of them. seniors' last day of school was friday even though there's still

a week left of school. normally they would have taken finals but the district already gave them a grade. >> they're going to make us responsible for those grades. all illegal issue has come back after that they're going to come back. >> this mom had to call the district about her daughter's he grade. >> she worked very hard to get them up only to find out the second week in the strike, the grade dropped to a failing grade. they moved it back. >> around 800 seniors will graduate next saturday and according to the teacher's union, approximately 120 of them could be at risk based on their final grade to graduate. we contacted the new haven unified school district about the grades and they still have not returned our calls. lewis pena abc7 news. >> thank you very much. and update on a planned strike by thousands of kaiser mental health clinicians. they will return to the negotiating table. there are about 4,000 workers in

california with 1200 of them working in the bay area. they're still planning to hold rallies on wednesday. kaiser said they were engaged in negotiations throughout the weekend and say calling off the strike was "the responsible thing to do." >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, pride celebrations took place across the country this weekend. many communities are also facing investigations into possible hate crimes. after a day of record warmth it, turns even hotter tomorrow. another heat advisory will go into effect for your monday. we'll see how hot you get in the area you live next up aheaded. >> in toronto, warriors

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for shade and other ways to keep cool. cornell bernard has the story. >> i just moved from florida. this is really nice for me. >> reporter: whitney scott and friends were basking on a rare heat wave in san francisco. stacey rosenbaum was putting sunscreen on her kids as the sun and sand heated up big time. >> lots of sunscreen and water making sure we stay healthy, stay safe. >> reporter: life guards on duty on ocean beach where swimming isn't allowed but surfers brave add the water. the department of emergency management tweeted out this warning urging folks to be careful. sunday streets event came to golden gate park. this flower vendor was wilting along with her blooms. >> we're not selling anything today. it's just not worth it. >> reporter: the san francisco fire department did a fire hose demonstration and some kids took advantage to cool off.

>> remember to seek out the shade so that you don't get overheated and get heat exhaustion or heat streak. >> reporter: extreme heat brought high fire danger to point reyes. no beach fires allowed. the temescal street fair bro high depend for anything cold and wet. >> drinks, got the mango, strawberry. >> reporter: she was keeping her cool. >> i dressed for the occasion. you know? no sleeves, nice comfortable shoes to take a stroll in back and forth. >> reporter: cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> former world series mvp david ortiz is in the hospital after being shot in the dominican republic. the former boston red sox slugger was reportedly shot in the back. he's in stable condition and out of danger. media outlets are reporting a suspect in custody, motive still not clear.

>> raptors fans and dub nation are slarg toronto. canada is looking to make history. warriors fans want their team to stay alive. >> we think they're going to wran it up. >> raptors fans who flew to the bay area hit the air canada countner sfo for flights back home with visions of the larry o'brien trophy making its new home there. >> now i'm heading back to toronto for game five. hopefully we'll close it out and win it. >> the whole city's come alive. everybody's supporting them. it's been 25 years since our last championship in toronto. a lot of people are excited about that. >> 25 years ago, the toronto blue jays won the world series but there's never been an nba champion in canada. now the nation has hope. but transplants from toronto who live in the bay area now have a tough choice to make. >> i have to go for toronto because you know, the warriors have won enough championships

already. >> dub nation has -- >> well, abc7 is the only place to watch the warriors and the nba finals. game 5 is tomorrow in toronto. coverage begins tomorrow afternoon on abc news at 4:00, followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00, count down at 5:30 and game five of the nba finals at 6:00 p.m. followed by "after the game" with larry beil. >> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> and in querkts heat wave copies for another day. many cities tomorrow will wind up hotter than today. live doppler 7 tonight, one of the recipes you need for a very hot day tomorrow is clear sky. that's what we have with the scan finding nothing tonight. the picture from the sutro tower, the beautiful skyline of san francisco in the foreground. oakland and the east bay in the background. it's a nice night. it's also a warm night out there. as you take a look at the accuweather highlights over the next couple days, tomorrow on your monday, it's going to be

another hot day across the region. even as you get out the door tomorrow morning, you'll notice the warmth. it turns really hot by the afternoon. a heat advisory has been extended tomorrow. we had one today that expired at 9:00 p.m. earlier this evening and another one will go into issuance at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning lasting through the afternoon. by tuesday, we'll first see cooling along the coast. by wednesday, we'll see widespread cooling across the region. it's very gradual release of this heat. out there right now, it has been awhile since we've seen temperatures like these this late at night. 77 san francisco, 75 in oakland, 79 right now in san jose, 7 in brentwood. north bay mild at this hour with temperatures in the upper 60s, napa 66. overnight tonight it will be a warm night. look at your lows, cities will stay in the 60s over the next 12 hours. so these numbers, they will be

the launching pad for our temperatures to get really hot tomorrow afternoon. it's for that fact another heat advisory again, we'll start at 10:00 a.m. in the morning on monday lasting till 9:00 at night for essentially the entire bay area. what this means is that this extreme heat this time of year, you could see heat exhaustion and heat strokes. take it easy if you have to be outside for prolonged periods of time. take frequent breaks in the shade. drink plenty of water and find ac from time to time if you're lucky enough to see it. highs on monday, in the south bay, 100 degrees in san jose, the forecasted high 99 in santa clara, same in gilroy. sunnyvale 97. along the peninsula 94 in retwood city, 85 in the mountain view. 94 in menlo park. downtown san francisco another warm one,5, lots of sunshine. 86 in daly city. north bay, 100 degrees. santa rosa 95, san rafael 99 in

napa, 97 in noe novato. east bay lots of sunshine. 93 in oakland, 95 san inland, we are baking tomorrow. 102 in walnut creek, 102 in livermore. not only tracking heat but also tracking or declining air quality tomorrow. another spare the air day is in effect on monday. >> you'll find the poor air quality the inland east bay and santa clara valley. haze in the atmosphere tomorrow. future tracker temperatures by tuesday, here's is the cooling along the coast. we'll drop into the 70s. tuesday afternoon, 80s and 90s away from the coast. the seven-day forecast, tomorrow it is hot across contract board. heat advisory in effect. tuesday the cooler coast by wednesday noose thursday, it is widespread relief from the heat as the fog returns. an upcoming next weekend, saturday and sunday looking nice for pare's day, in the 70s and

80s. we'll track the it thes very early tomorrow morning at 4:30. a warm start. >> that's good to know. thank you very much. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, another one of those only in the bay area moments today. escape from alcatraz.

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thousands woke up early this morning to take part in one of the oldest and most grueling triathlons in the world. the escape from alcatraz competition tests endurance of some of the best athletes out there. 2,000 competitive forces swam from al kra trez, biked 1 miles and ran eight miles through the golden gate national recreation area. >> we don't do these things because they're easy. i didn't line up to be comfortable. i wanted to push myself and have fun. and mission accomplished. >> arizona try athlete ben knut

won the competition finishing in one hour, 59 minutes. aussie olympian ashley javelin came in with a time of two hours and 13 minutes. that water must have been cold. all right. time for a check now of sports. here's anthony. >> the warriors have confidence and they have hope. just ahead, kevin durant practices with the warriors for the first time in a month. does that mean he's playing in game five? hear what the players are

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getting close. kevin durant practiced today for the first time since hurting his calf a month ago. he's officially listed as questionable for game five. the question is, will he actually play? mindi bach is in toronto with a preview of monday's game that is a must win for the warriors. >> andre iguodala calls there warriors team a resilient group and says their confidence hasn't wavered even with an nba title on the line and whether or not kevin durant can return for game five. >> we respond in a good manner in terms of our mentality, in terms of you know our confidence doesn doesn't waiver. that's something i see in each and every guy's eyes coming into the game. >> we'll see what happens tomorrow. hopefully he comes back. at this point, you know, we prepare like he's not playing because he hasn't been playing. so we don't put that pressure on him. it's really his decision, the

training staff's decision to make. >> whether it's tomorrow or game six, we've got to do everything to help him get back. if that's win a game and be patient, we've got to go do that. but he will be very welcomed, i'll say that much. >> thompson says passion and focus are two keys for the warriors to extending the series and that's the mind-set he expects this team to have monday night. at scotiabank arena, mindi bach, abc7 sports. thanks. abc7 is your home for the nba finals. game five tips off tomorrow at 6:00. be sure and tune into the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00 p.m., then join larry, an done, kerry keating and mindy for after the game. game six of the stanley cup final, blues hosting bruins. st. louis ready to hoist the cup tonight but the bruins not ready yet. brad marchand scores, boston 24-1 all time when he scores in

the playoffs. the blues think they tie it in the second but the puck hits the post. check out bruins defenseman charlie mcavoy, bats it to the goalie to keep it out of the net. boston would score four times in the third period to live to fight another day. all tied up at three games apiece, 5-1 the final. game seven in boston on wednesday night. this abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. a's and giants highlights coming up in 20 minutes. >> much more to come as brush fires were breaking out here today, one in southern california forced an amusement park to close. parents and children racing to the exits. >> we are tracking a warm night. a live l

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live where you live. this is abc7 news. >> just flew off -- oh, my god, and the crane is falling over. oh, my god! >> a horrifying scene in dallas, texas today. a crane topples over in high winds crashing on to an apartment building and a parking garage. i'm eric thomas. authorities say hurricane force winds are responsible for bringing down the massive construction crane. the dallas fire rescue department says a woman was killed in the collapse. six others were hurt, two of them critically. rescuers are combing through the damage looking for additional victims. >> i don't recall ever responding to one where it's actually fallen on to an occupied building, must less as occupied five story high-rise

building. >> authorities say a ferocious storm moved through the area at the time. >> it was a busy day for 19 of the 23 democrat candidates were in iowa to make their case to voters. >> i ask for your support because i'm prepared to make the case for america. >> the american people want change, they want real change. >> they're ready for change and i got a plan for that. >> former vice president joe biden was not in iowa today. he is leading the latest iowa poll. virtuallifiey tied for second p are bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg. a massive crowd of protesters rallied in hong kong against a controversial extradition bill that would give the government the ability to send fugitives to places with less robust legal systems. the defiant crowd marched in opposition to a bill that would

allow extradition of anyone who leaves hong kong soil. opponents see it as a way to undermine hong kong's semi autonomous legal system. in san francisco, protesters marched in solidarity from portsmith square to the hong kong trade office. >> celebrations were held this weekend but the celebrations came as authorities investigate possible hate crimes against members of the lgbtq community. here's abc reporter lana zak. >> reporter: sunday's pride parade in west hollywood drawing huge crowds. but as pride month celebrations continue across the country and around the world, the fbi reports that attacks against members of the lgbtq community are on the rise. saturday's capital pride parade in washington, d.c. turned to chaos when people panicked after series a loud of pops and rumors of an active shooter. crowds scrambled to find cover, several people injured.

>> we have a lot of people. you hear a loud bang. you're just trying to get from the area. >> reporter: many telling me just before the incident, that they were on edge in part because of recent fatal attacks on members of the lgbtq community. authorities in detroit recently charging this man, dee von robinson, with the murder of three people. paris cameron, him think blancher and elant tay davis. >> we just want justice. justice. >> justice. >> just justice. >> for all of us. >> reporter: officials saying the victims were targeted because they were gay or transgender. robinson pled not guilty. in georgia, police are searching for a gunman who killed ronald peters. he used an anti-gay slur before shooting peters several times. >> lately we've been moving backwards. it's important to stand up for what matters. >> reporter: some lawmakers say it's time to stand up. which is's governor ordering the rainbow flag flown over the

state's capitol to recognize pride month drawing criticism from some of his conservative lawmakers. one tweeting is this any more appropriate than erecting the christian flag over the capitol. lana zak, abc news, washington. >> san francisco's celebration is at the end of the month. the parade is on june 30n. >> racing will go on at southern california's santa anita park despite the deaths of two more horses this weekend and 29 since december. a filly collapsed during a race today suffering a heart attack. another was euthanized off breaking down during a race yesterday. the horse racing board has urged the track to suspend racing for meet on june 23rd but the track plans to continue. >> brush fires were burning today in the bay area. one in so california shut down one of america's most popular theme parks throwing a huge

plume of smoke towards six flags just north of los angeles. marci gonzalez has the latest in tonight a scare scene near one of america's biggest amusement parks. a fast-moving brush fire breaking out near six flags magic mountain outside of los angeles, thick smoke billowing just behind some of the park's popular water slides creating a haze. guests initially told by the park to evacuate. panicked parents and children racing to exits. you could see the blaze burning with fire crews nearby. but l.a. county fire asking those guests to stay put while 100 county firefighters battled the flames. but guests were all eventually allowed to leave. flames are out. the smoke is clearing. we've learn this had park will remain closed till monday morning. marci gonzalez, abc news, santa clarita, california. >> still ahead, the gun bat with deputies that went down at one man's home after he shot at his

wife's alexa smart speaker. >> i'm drew tuma. temperatures right now are in the 70s. that leads to a hot day tomorrow with another heat advisory going into effect. we'll have the afternoon highs in the accuweather forecast ahead. >> abc's new brand local issues sharing inspiring stories in a series called "more in common." this week, a lot of people would say the military and ballet have nothing in common. >> military and ballet have a lot more in common than people think. it started as putting stories up on stage so audiences could connect with this experience. and it's expanded to include working with veterans in a very tangible way through movement to peaceable and sharing these stories around the world. >> i'm taylor gordon an dancer with exit 12 ballet company. i'm doing a ballet for my brother who was deployed and took his own life.

he's buried here in arrington national cemetery. >> why are you on this stage? >> it's all about physicality. expressing through the body. >> i've come to arlington a couple times now to see my brother's grave and visit him. every time it's terrible. but now having done this performance. >> think it's going to be great for me to reframe how i feel

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let's take on the issues. let's call out the problems. >> let's face it, we have a trash issue here in san francisco. >> and find real solutions. let's have hard conversations. >> i feel that the community has faced people of color. >> and hear one another. >> we can use words. we don't have to use our fists. >> our concerns might be different, but we're in this

together. and building a better bay area takes all of us. >> american airlines today extended cancellations caused by the boeing 737 max groundings to early septembr. those could put a damper on labor day travel plans. american has been hit hard this summer by the groundings. it stipulates 115 flights per day will be canceled through september 3rd. it the faa still needs to approve the fix for the jets before they're cleared to fly. two 737 maxes crashed claiming the live of 346 people. in florida, two sheriffs deputies are recovering tonight after being wounded during a violent series of events that began with a man shooting his wife's amazon alexa. he barricaded himself inside his home near tamp. he opened fire. shots hit parked cars. deputies moved in trying to stop

the violence and two were wounded. >> i can't imagine going through something like that. that must have been. >> one of the deputies suffered a very serious wound to lis heg. surgns expect him to survive. the suspect is in critical condition after they shot him in the head. >> a theatrical myth on greek mythology led the way in the tony awards. "hadestown" some awards made history when oklahoma's ali stroker picked up a tony for a musical. the first actress in a wheelchair to win a tony. >> one last check of the weather for you right now with drew tuma. >> temperatures right now because it is a warm night as we approach midnight right now. 70s in a lot of cities. 70 in concord.

81 in mountain view and san rafael. a mild 64. overnight tonight, a warm night mainly clear skies. it's one of those rare june nights where it's warm across the entire region. low to mid 60s in many cities. that will create the start to what is a very hot day tomorrow. your hooetd heat advisory at 10:00 a.m. lasting through 9:00 p.m. monday night for areas shaded in orange, the majority of the region for those temperatures to be well above average for this time of year. so the threat is heat exhaustion or heat stroke particularly to those sensitive to the heat this time of year. highs on monday, hotter tomorrow than today. 103 the forecasted high in concord, 100 in san jose. the same in santa rosa. 93 in oakland, 92 in san mateo. treatment up to 9 . the seven-day forecast, hot tomorrow. tuesday, some cooling along the coast. it's still hot around the bay

and inland. widespread cooling wednesday and into thursday before you get closer to average to finish out the week on friday. >> drew, thank you very much. basketball is tomorrow but the baseball was today. >> we have plenty to talk about. the a's nearly blow an eight-one lead against the rangers. why did this sunday jog in the park cause

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rock casino. >> the a new twist to the giants/dodgers rivalry. mad bum getting mad about a home run trot. madison bumgarner's only mistake was to the second batter of the game, max muncy with a splash into mccovey kobe. bumgarner not happy with muncy's slow walk out of the batter's box telling him to stop watching the ball and run. muncy responded if you don't

want me to watch the ball, you can go get it out of the ocean. it was the only run of the game. bum garter had hey chance to tie it in the second but he goes down swing being. no fireworks on muncy's next at-bat. he grounds out to second to end the third. seven innings, one run, five cans but no run support. the giants struck out nine times against buhler, 12 total against dodger pitchers. the dodgers take two out of three in the series and win in a 1-0 shutout. start of the as a-ranger game delayed by mother nature. olson hit a two-run bomb in the second, his ninth home run subs coming back from injury. that inspired khris davis who would go yard himself in the third, his 13th of the season and first since may 13th. two-run shot made it 5-0 oakland. frank i month tas struck out ten in six innings.

at one point, the a's led 8-0 but the range serious would rally and nearly come back to win it. odor steals home plate in the eighth. with two outs, runners on first and second, the final out. the a's survive 9-8 and split the four-game series. college baseball, stanford needing two wins to advance to the college world series. mississippi state needing one. stanford on the board first in the first. kyle stollers leading off with a home run. also like yesterday, not getting much in innings two through nine. the bulldogs scored four times in the third. skeleton with a i shot. 4-1. then in the ninth, elia mcnamy adding a three-run homer. tim would strike out swinging with two outs in the ninth. mississippi state advances to the college world series, they

eliminate stanford, 8-1. final round of the rbc canadian open, rory mcilroy started in a three-way tie for first but would run away early. look at that, almost eagles the first hole. he finished with 9board birdies on his way to a 9 under 61. one of the bogeys came on 18. he predicts the raptors will win on monday. speaking of pebble beach, and the big cat spending his sunday on the monterey peninsula. this is video of tiger woods getting in a practice round today at pebble. it was hosting the 119th u.s. open. 19 years ago, tiger crushed the field in the most dominating performance in major championship golf, win the seoul by 15 shots at pebble. he's one of the favorites this week after winning the masters earlier this year. the first round tees off on

thursday. to the klay courts at the french open for tennis'second grand slam of the year. rafael nadal wins his 18th title beating dominic people in four sets. 12 of those championships coming on this court. >> he's the only player in 15 french open tournaments in his career. king of the klay. he trails only roger federer for most grand slam titles who has 20. this is emerson pratt daughter of our sports producer. back in february she spent her second birthday in the hospital with breathing issues. the stockton powers reached out and invited her to one of their games today. today epperson along with her older sister harper threw out the first pitch and had a great day at the ballpark. the best part right there, the ice cream. look at that smile. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. kd practiced today. there's a possibility he could

play in game five. klay thompson says he'll be closer to 90%. as each day goes by, the warriors get healthyer and healthier. tomorrow game five do or die. >> won't there be an adjustment period, as well? >> there will. he will free up the shooters. he is in shape, he's not in game shape and hasn't played in a month. an adjustment for the raptors. they have to win. they don't want to come back to oracle. >> that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas, abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at

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