a welcome the warriors today, thrilling comeback. a one-point win in game five of the nba finals, but they lose kevin durant to an achilles tendon injury. the emotional reaction, all the highlights coming up on abc7 news at 11:00. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. record breaking heat today. i'll let you know when relief will arrive. >> i'm in san francisco where the death of a 14-year-old boy reminds us to stay safe as the weather heats up. >> i'm in san jose where student homeless advocates say the summer months bring about mor challenges. abc7 news starts right now. >> announcer: now, news to build a better bay area, from abc7. >> one dribble, one shot, got it! golden state retakes the lead.

>> and th warriors didn't give up. the warriors lived to see one more game at oracle arena. but they have lost kevin durant again. >> it's very deflating. it's hard to even celebrate this win. >> he's a good teammate. he's a good person. it's not fair. >> an emotional night as k.d. goes down with an achilles injury. it was tough to watch. >> we woern't know just how badn injury is tomorrow. >> larry beil starts the team coverage tonight. what a blow. >> this is rough. i think bob meyers has probably a sense of how bad it is based on his emotions. the warriors were thrilled to have kevin durant back. he missed 32 days with what was described as a calf injury. he looked like the k.d. of old ame his ahe nightmare.h early second quarter durant is trying to drive. he goes down, reaches for his achilles tendon and his night was done. k.d. would limp to the locker

room later, would leave the arena on crutches with his foot in a protective boot. durant is scheduled to have an mri tomorrow. the fear is it is a torn achilles tendon which means an emotional gm bob meyers after the game. >> kevin -- it's an achilles injury. i don't know the extent of it. he'll have an mri tomorrow. he was cleared to play tonight. that was a collaborative decision. i don't believe there's anybody to blame, but i understand it's this world and if you have to, you can blame me. i run our basketball's operations department. >> the warriors won a thriller,

106-105. they force a game six at oracle thursday night. they stay alive on a crazy emotional night where really nobody feels like celebrating. we'll show you the highlights later on in sports. >> all right, larry. well, fans, they did go wild the moment the dubs won by just one point, but now the new kevin durant injury is causing some anxiety. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard attended the watch party. cornell. >> reporter: ama, what a night. fans certainly did go wild overjoyed by tonight's win. but it is bitter sweet. many are very concerned about kevin durant's future. notwee a we're so excited. we're thrilled to be here. warriors fans for life. >> reporter: dub nation electrified oracle arena at a watch party. 13,000 fans cheering on the warriors during a stomach-turning, cliff-hanger of a game, which ended in victory

over the raptors by one point. >>t -- >> reporter: but there were gasps from the crowd when kevin durant limped offer the court in the second quarter and news that k.d.'s injuries may be serious has loyal fans worried. >> it was sad. it was sad. we all sat there in disbelief, checking our phones to see if we get any update. hopefully he get a shot in his ankle, wrap it up real tight, come back out, but it didn't happen. >> he's not coming back. he's not going to come back for game 6 or 7. this is where we're going to pull through. steph is going to come through. all of us as a team is going to pull through. >> reporter: there were victory fireworks over oracle and the dance game party on the plaza celebrated that sweet victory. the fans have headed home, but they'll be back here thursday for game six. many fans also sending their best wishes to kevin durant tonight. we're live at oracle, cornell

barnard, abc7 news. >> no question. cornell, thanks so much. fans from all different backgrounds certainly reacting to this close and emotional game. abc7 news anchor dion lim is in toronto as well where the talk just like here is also about kevin durant's injury. >> reporter: whether you are an everyday fan, the mother of a player or megasuperstar, this was a nail-biter of a game till the very end. >> wow, it was unbelievable. roller coaster ride. >> can't breathe right now. it's crazy. >> amazing. that's one thing i did say was had had he made that shot, it would have killed the defensive player mode. tth sem facesndtorseen happier. >> reporter: however, nearly everyone agreeing it was the ultimate match up. >> i'm really impressed by their athleticism and their w

ethic. it was really fun to watch. >> reporter: but the damper for dub nation despite the win and keeping the series alive, the achilles injury kevin durant suffered in the second quarter. >> let's keep our prayers up for kevin durant. this victory isn't about the warriors winning. it's about the will of a winner and a champion. and kevin durant is the real mvp tonight. >> reporter: a challenging road ahead for k.d. and for both teams the rest of the series. >> if you're going to win the championship, it's tough. if you're going to dethrone the champions it's even tougher. >> reporter: talk about being able to hear a pin drop in this arena, game 6 is thursday. dion lim, abc7 news. >> what an amazing evening on so many levels. abc7 is the only place to watch, pardon me, the warriors in the nba finals. game 6 is thursday in oektd. >> abc7 sports director larry beil will be live and mindy bach and jobina fortson. >> our coverage begins thursday on abc7 news at 4:00 followed by

the #dubson7 pregame at 5:00, count down is 5:30, and nba finals is 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game at oracle arena. >> the top story tonight, you felt it. it was a scorch era round the bay area tonight. more than a dozen records were broken and dangerous heat and numerous power outages. >> here's a look outside from the exploratorium camera. what can you expect overnight and tomorrow? here's abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya. >> dan, overnight it is going to be a mild enough. maybe tough to sleep with many homes not having air conditioning. take a look at the highs today. everything in the yellowish orange is a record. 101 in santa rosa. 97 san francisco, 98 oakland, 94 richmond. triple digits mayor's office at field, gilroy, 89 in half moon bay. it was hot no matter where you were today. as you take a look, tomorrow all areas except san francisco and the coast under a heat advisory or an excessive heat warning,

10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. so you know it is going to be another day. heat exhaustion, definitely you want to know the signs of heat exhaustion. pale skin, sweaty, nausea, dizzy. move to find some a/c, drink cool water. no sweating, high body temperature, call 911. there is relief coming. first at the coast, i'll let you know when all areas will feel it coming up. dan and ama? >> thank you, sandhya. >> moving on to a tragic story in san francisco today, a 14-year-old boy sadly pulled from the water at chrissy field has died. >> abc7 news reporters liz was there. she's live with more for us. liz. >> reporter: good evening. it was incredibly distressing to witness this today. the boy's mother was here as her son was pulled out of the water. sadly, it was too late for this teenager, but it serves as an important reminder for all of us to take those extra precautions as we enter the summer months. for 90 minutes monday,

for a 14-year-old boy who disappeared in the water off crissy field. >> he was with a group of seven of his friends. they noticed he what struggling to be in the water. >> reporter: christine boulder son saw it and tried to help. >> i was swimming in the water trying to find him five or ten minutes before the rescue team got there. i wanted to help anyway i could. i wish i would have been able to. >> reporter: eventually he was found. a dramatic scene as rescue divers and paramedics pull the teenager who reportedly didn't know how to swim brought him to shore and began cpr. >> we did that 20 minutes on the shore here with aggressive paramedic. >> reporter: despite the efforts it was too late. >> it is sad for me to say at this time that we have confirmed that this is a fatality. >> reporter: with record heat across the bay area, more people are hitting the beaches. but safety is a top concern. at most san francisco beaches, there are no lifeguards. likehy aren't there lifeguards i

because the beaches got flocked. >> reporter: the s.f. fire department says just don't be fooled by a beautiful day. >> if you're coming to our coast lines, know before you go. our beaches are beautiful, however, there are inherent dangers and hazards that are here. >> reporter: just a tragic story today, but san francisco fire department, they say that swim in groups, swim with friends. if you don't know how to swim, they say stay out of the water. they also tell people to consider maybe going to a beach that does have lifeguards. they mentioned stenson beach in marin county. liz, abc7 news. >> terrible. liz, thanks. the heat caused many problems thsd to citizen app, a sfons to an outage in san francisco a few hours ago. it began with an issue around the area of broadway and stockton street. they say it is likely heat related. 2300 customers were without

power at the height of the outage. about 300 people are still in the dark as we speak. >> we've seen numerous power outages throughout the day all over the bay area. pg&e says about 12,000 customers don't have electricity right now. palo alto had one of the largest outages earlier with about 7,000 customers losing power. concord, walnut creek, lafayette, san mateo are some of the other cities that have experienced significant outages. >> the heat is also causing problems with our transit systems. bart had system wide delays hours because of the extreme weather. earlier this evening stations were packed as people tried to get home. riders were asked to leave some stations because it was to overcrowded. as you can see, they were packed says rail expands in extreme heat so all agencies have to slow down their trains. >> in the east bay, a small fire came within 100 yards of some home abc7 news was on willow pass road as firefighters quickly knocked down those flames. about 15 acres on what used to be the concord naval weapon station. >> in the south bay cal fire

stopped a wildfire in the hills above milpitas near calaveras road. abc7 news was there when they called in a helicopter to attack the flames from the air. it grew to 35 acres before firefighters got a good handle on it. >> in the midst of a heat advisory, trust the abc7 news app to let you know when it is going to cool off and how to take care of yourself, your family and your pets while the weather is at its warm est. >> building a better bay area certainly doesn't take a break for summer. we're in the south bay with the challenges homeless college students will face over the next few months. >> windows and doors were smashed at a san jose lgbtq center. what may make that crime hard to solve. >> and it's a tight squeeze. report of an animal stuck

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you know, building a better bay area is around the clock task that does not stop for summer break. in the south bay, advocates for homeless students at san jose state university has been a problem, as say the upcoming months will be especially difficult for those young people. abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo has the story now from san jose. >> reporter: abc7 news was there in december when dozens camped out at sjsu to highlight student homelessness. in march when students rallied demanding the university take action. and in april when the university's president gave her state of the university address. still, the student homeless alliance says little has been done to stop student homelessness. >> we were talking about this last december, with the weather being really cold. now it's summertime and we're still having the problem with it being hot. >> reporter: the new leader of the alliance, after a csu report found 13% of sjsu students were struggling with on the university to provide more options to those lacking food

and a safe place to sleep. >> the administration is a little out of touch with what students actually need. >> reporter: he says during the school year, many homeless students spend their nights at king library, which is open 24 hours from sunday to thursday. but in the summer months, doors close much earlier. any student looking for refuge is out of luck. >> that could be shelters, it could be back to their cards, club surfing if there are friends here. some go away for the summer. >> reporter: they are eyeing the state government building downtown for possible affordable housing units. the alliance is hoping the potential move will help solve at least part of the problem. we reached out to sjsu. no one was available for comment. a spokesperson pointed to resources still available over the summer, including sjsu cares and the university's permanent food pantry. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. you can share them by joining our better bay area facebook

group. >> in the south bay, vandals smashed windows at a resource center for transgender and queer youth. windows were boarded up at the youth space. the damage was discovered this morning. it's not clear if it's a hate crime during pride month, but workers at the center say if it is, they're going to try to turn it into a monthstive. >> you know, how can we combat forms of stigma, how can we combat forms of homophobia, really having conversations with folks. >> the center doesn't have security cameras as part of its effort to be a confidential space, but it will now consider more security. >> all right. let's turn your attention to the heat. we're talking heat. it was really steamy. >> hopefully week get a break sometime soon, sandhya. >> it was sweltering out there. the east bay hills camera, we saw high clouds coming in this afternoon. still waiting for that fog, but it was a spectacular sunset at

8:31 tonight. the high wispy clouds, haze from air quality. take a look at doppler 7. the humidity is increasing indicating that perhaps a shallow marine layer is forming near the coast line. temperatures right now in the 60s to the 80s. i mean, it's 77 in san francisco, 86 degrees in brentwood. this is just -- this is even higher than highs for the afternoon. take a look at the air quality for tomorrow. it is going to suffer. moderate to poor, so a spare the air alert issued for your tuesday. now, i do want to show you where those temperatures are going. let's sample a few cities. concord and san jose to be specific. tomorrow morning it's going to start out pretty warm as you will notice 75 in concord at 8:00 a.m., san jose same thing, warming rapidly into the low 90s by the time we head into the lunch hour. concord in the triple digits later on in the afternoon with san jose in the 90s. so take it easy out in the heat.

east bay hills camera showing you a view as we look across the bay. it is pretty much clear in terms of fog. no fog to speak of. and we are celebrating the warriors win from our kgo roof camera. notice the colors on nice there. the winds are going to be light, that's part of the problem, but they will switch direction by the afternoon coming off the cool ocean water and that is going to set the stage for cooler weather near the beaches. tomorrow morning a few patches of fog near the coast not out of the question, but later in the afternoon is when we're expecting more fog for the coastal areas. out the door tomorrow, leave your jackets behind. gh train i to l gi start off. tomorrow afternoon quickly heating up. 96 san jose in the south bay, 95 santa cl 90 redwood city 73 in pacifica.

downtown san francisco 73 degrees. 94 in santa rosa, sonoma, east bay communities, 86 degrees oakland, # 89 san leandro. warm, not as hot. 100 linden, concord. 97 in pleasanton. accuweather seven-day forecast. the coast cools. wednesday everyone will see a drop in the temperatures as the sea breeze strength entz. closer to average thursday and friday, by the time the weekend arrives it's going to be nice for dads. we're going to go 60s to 80s. that's along the lines of what we expect around this time of year. you can always download the accuweather app and track those temperatures any time you want. >> we'll take that over this. >> no kidding. >> thanks, sandhya. >> every day the weekend twice on sunday. tomorrow "good morning america" shailene woodley chats about season

in the south bay, a badger is back in the wild tonight. palo alto animal control released the animal today after rescuing it offer the weekend. poor little guy. the badger was found near the downtown area saturday morning by some hotel workers who heard it hissing. sightings are extremely rare, but badgers are found in california. look at that face. >> yes, get me out of

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to be right. in the warriors world pregame. durant came out and he was had 11 points early, three of three from the field. but early in the second quarter, here's where things go very wrong as k.d. tries to make a move, loses the ball. he would leave with the leg injury. not his calf. you see him reach for his achilles tendon. steph dejected, the warriors, boogie cousins to the rescue. he had self inquick points. he had an achilles tear a year ago. the warriors hanging in. they were up 6 at the half, and you're waiting for this toronto run. here it comes. courtesy of kawhi leonard being kawhi leonard. he scored ten straight points to give the raptors a one-point lead. you're thinking, well, the warriors seasonne s padoronto?oronto? t 1:25 sas pump fake splash. 26 for klay. seconds left, it's a one-point

game, and demarcus cousins, that's a bad offense i. foul there. so the raptors have a chance to win. look at the great defense here. draymond is going to fly out and tip the shot by kyle lowry. good night, game over, drive home safely. warriors force a game 6 at oracle, 106-105. >> he's one of the best ever to do it. i want to try to win this for him. we miss him. we just hope him a speedy recovery. that's our brother and it's honestly -- to be honest, it kind of -- it kind of is very deflating, hard to celebrate this win. >> amazing comeback, amazing grit and determination, devastating at the same time for kevin and the whole team has 's a bizarre, bizarre night.ow. but we feel so bad for kevin. >> we're going to have to will ourselves for another 48 minutes to stay alive and whatever it's going to take from every single

guy in our jerseys. so i don't know really what -- if there's going to be a speech in the locker room, there's going to need to be words at all. we understand the moment and i think we can, we can rally. >> we're coming back to the bay. let's go. >> emotional highs and lows for the warriors at the same time. also the a's lost to tampa 6-2. abc7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. are we there yet? atryr we put our mountain source on our bottle... th ...because we bottle at our mountain source. crystal geyser alpine spring water.

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