i wanted to be out there that night because that's what i do. i wanted to help my teammates on our quest for the three peat. it is the way things go in this game and i'm glad i gave it all i physically could. i'm proud my brothers got the w. it's going to be a journey but i'm built for this. i'm a hooper. i know my brothers can get this game six and i'll be cheering. there's been a lot of talk about who should we blame and who is responsible for this. the most notable thing is, i wanted to be out there because that's what i do. i wanted to help my teammates. nobody had a gun to his head. maybe did he feel some internal pressure because he wanted to play. but it wasn't like this decision was something that -- >> that somebody forced. >> they all want to get back out there. >> exactly. players want to plaflt i hope this puts the q rest. >> and really, it happens. >> abc7 news reporter

freeman and they're without kevin durant. >> they're talking about kevin durant. absolutely. fast forward 24 hours to this spot. it will be a frenzy. what they called a shoot-around. the last of its kind. ticking, tocking, a last shoot-around before a final and pivotal game in the soon to be warriors former home, oracle arena. no wonder these shirts have become sudden collector's items. >> the town. i'm sad to see them go. >> not yet. not if it's possible to extend life support in this venue tomorrow night.lity >> i really believe it will kind of hit us before we get here. once we're in the game, i think

we'll be locked in to what it will take to win here. >> one dribble, one shot. >> we all remember the emotional turbulence. that soft landing. the relief of this return. now winning again means the warriors go again. to that hostile north. and without kevin durant. shawn livingston can sympatize with durant. after a knee injury in 2007. what is durant feeling? and the team about durant? >> he put everything on the line for us. for himself. he wanted to help his team. the emotions, the frusatns. heoun't be out there helping us dig out this hole. >> based on that language, we heard there, he talks about getting out of the hole. it's clear the warriors know where they're coming from. where will they be going?

it's clear tomorrow night. live outside oracle arena. abc7 news. >> kevin durant's mother gave an exclusive interview. amy hollyfield has that part of the story. >> wanda durant was watching on tv when her son went down with the injury. she told robin roberts about that. >> it is hurtful to see the anguish in his eyes. he felt, he looked like he felt somewhat dejected. i was thinking, don't do this. >> they feared he tore his achilles' which would require surgery and up to a year long recovery. she spoke to him a few minutes after he hurt himself. >> he said don't worry. >> durant had been out over a month from a calf injury. game five was his first time back on the court. some are speculating that he

came back too soon. >> don't know. he felt that he was able to play. they said that he could play. so we still have to ana decision. that's kind of up in the air. >> he flew to new york for an mri while his team flew to oakland. the warriors face game six and fans are split on whether they can do this without him. >> i don't think he'll come back. if he doesn't come back, i don't think we have a chance to win. we really need him. >> yes, they can do it without kd. toronto will give them a run for it but they can do it. >> reporter: game six is a must win for the warriors. win or lose, it will be the last game they play at oracle. game seven will move to tron.

abc7 news. >> the only place to watch the warriors and raptors. our coverage will begin tomorrow on abc7 news at 4:00, followed by the dubs on 7. nab countdown and then game six at 6:00 p.m., followed by after the game live from oracle. >> let's turn to our weather and take a live look at our east bay camera. it is hot outside again today. >> we need more fog! >> it is doing its job. it is beginning to push through golden gateringing cooling relief. check out this temperature change. it is ten degrees cooler than this time yesterday.

23 degrees cooler at half moon bay. 20 degrees cooler in owing. however, it is still pretty chilly. 97 inler more. once you go to the east bay hills, it feels almost as warm has the time yesterday. we see it pushing across the bay. we'll begin with temperatures mainly in the upper 50s. much lower than what we've seen the last several days. the cooling has begun. >> all right, thank you. for the second time in two weeks, a body has been recovered. the lake is in inincorporated livermore. the man fell in while boating. the man's family has identified him and say he is a jockey. police say spikes had rent a boat with a group of friends but it is not clear how he fell into the water.

the other victims had fallen overboard while voting. the park rangers and life guards recovered a body at the north end of continue son beach. they stay person matches the description of a man reported missing last night. the person was last seen swimming about 60 yards offshore. crews searched the water last night but had to stop when it got dark. a scare for homeowners in pits burg. you can see that fire burned close to several homes in that area but crews were able to knock down the flames and thaftly no houses were damaged. it is not often we can report a best case scenario in fire season. the fire didn't spread thanks to a few things that went right. >> live in san jose with the details. >> good evening. we're in a neighborhood just

outside allen rock park. you can see it very similar to where the fire took place yesterday. it must be very vigilant about fire preparedness. responsible residents, even a change in wind conditions can make all the difference between one house or an entire community burning to the ground. >> a cal fire helicopter dropping water on assimilated fire. a drill rescue of a park ranger. all part of a multiagency effort. the exercisesreap all week i aer of how important those drills are. this is sky 7 video. a neighborhood in the wild land urban interface where even a small spark can devastate a neighborhood. raymond may have been the difference. he saw it all happen and called

911 right away. >> the fire was coming pretty showily. you can see it. i knew that based on the topography here, you don't want it to catch the bushes. it can start quickly. >> he prepared his home weeks ago. he's lived here long enough to know he can't take any chances. >> about 15 feet here, you can see it is all but cleared so there's very few ignition sources. >> the captain with the san jose fire department urges residents to do even more. he recommends a 30-foot band of dirt or concrete around your home. keeping grass to four inches or shorter and clearing brush around the trees. >> he know i saw some stuff that was not well managed in that same neighborhood. >> he said he knows he must stay vigilant. especially because the vegetation around his house keeps growing every season. it is a concern he hopes is shared by his neighbors.

>> if one person doesn't, it could mean it is just an update. we know they were in the neighborhood trying to restore power. however, it was their power lines that sparked the blaze. the cause is still under investigation. >> all right. thank you so much. the heat is also causing power outages and problems with public transportation. >> as passengers get toward board b.a.r.t., one thing on most people's minds is the heat. >> b.a.r.t. trains get ridiculously hot. >> he rides several days a being. he called tuesday's commute brutal. >> people standing there dripping sweat. trying to keep, everyone is fanning themselves. >> many stay hot temperatures inside b.a.r.t. trains has been a big issue over the past few days. >> it was a packed crowd of people, too. i could feel the air

conditioning working. but it wasn't doing anything just inside the tside heat that caused the train tracks to warp. this was the scene in san francisco on monday. >> it's been, it's not easy. keep yourself hydrated of the abc 7 news. >> and you can stay up to date on any weather alerts and check the latest accuweather forecast any time. all you have to do is down led to abc7 news app. new details in the ongoing college cheating app. a college coach sentenced. plus a big move for cal's women's basketball coach. and some big news in the world of ride share. what the companies may soon do

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the former stanford sailing coach john vandid he moer learned his fate today. >> the first sentencing has been hand down. a judge ruling that he is the least culpable in the scandal and will not serve jail time. d fine. he appeared in a boston courthouse after already

pleading guilty to accepting bribes from college applicants. >> this year, mid september, i'm going to stanford. >> according to documents, he created a fake profile for the chinese student after receiving $500,000 from the master mind. her family paying $6.5 million. the largest payment known in the case. her parents have never been charged and she no longer attends the university. prosecutors argued that he should spend more than a year behind bars but the defense was seeking probation. >> of all the people involved, he is probably the least culpable. yes, he did something wrong, yes, something criminal. but in my view he should not be spending 16 months in prison.

>> stanford writes that the reputation has been damaged. the funds he received from the school sailing team are taint and they plan to donate it to charity. >> and you can learn more about the bay area families involved in that college cheating scandal on abc7 news.com. >> a bill to put california in the top ten in the nation has passed the senate education committee. it would increase funding by $35 million over an unspecified number of years. supporters say it would ensure all districts have full and fair funding to cover increasing costs. a similar bill introduced last session had near unanimous support but it stalled in the legislature. >> for the first time, the u.s. news. they dubbed the san francisco metro area, the highest ranked school is san francisco's lowell high school. that metro area also includes the east bay. in the san jose metro area, the

highest ranked school is dr. t.j. owens gilroy early college academy in gilroy. u.s. news and world reports ranks on math and reading state assessments along with college level exams and graduation rates. >> volunteers fanned out across the area to beautify the city. picking up trash and working in other ways. fisherman's wharf down and the tenderloin were also cleaned. this is big news in sports. cal's women's basketball coach is heading to the nba. the cleveland cavaliers have hired lindsey gottlieb as an assistant. he was the head coach previously at the university of michigan now in the nba. gottlieb spent the last eight years coaching the golden bears. the warriors head coach said he's been a cal fan since of two his children have gone there so he has mixed feelings. >> i'm disappointed for cal that

theye a dynamic person and a great coach but i'm thrilled for lindsey. what a great opportunity and a great hire by the cavaliers. she is a wonderful person and a hell of a coach. >> it was the school's first final four appearance in 2014. while she's not the first female coach in the nba, she is the first to go from being a college head coach to the nba. we're learning more about the new warriors logo we told but yesterday. the warriors tell us the logo depicts a more accurate important trail of the bridge. you can see what they mean here. you will see the logo and here's a part of bridge that it represents. the warriors blue will be a slightly darker shade in all the logos and reflected in the team's encore jerseys and apparel and the updated jerseys. they plan to honor oakland by wearing their popular town

jerseys next fall at the chase center. >> there was some confusion about which bridge it was. >> it is the bay bridge. >> yes. inland, it is still toasty. you can see the fol moving up the coastline. pushing up from our south throughout the afternoon. and a good bit of a breeze blowing out there as well as you can see from the shaky camera. looking northward toward the golden gate. the fog is coming in. and the temperatures are dropping. 73 degrees in san francisco. about 20 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. 77 in oakland. san jose, 90. 85 in morgan hill. 63 at half moon bay. you can see the low clouds and fog building in the distance. 84 in santa rosa. 96 in petaluma.

101 in napa. 97 in livermore. so once again, the inland east bay locations are still sizzling. not many triple digits. here's a look at the fog beginning to move out over the bay. we'll see the cooling trend continue with the seasonal temperature range in the next few days and arit and beautiful father's day weekend is coming our way. it is reaching locally across the bay. the overnight lows will be in the low 50s in the north bay valleys. still pretty mild overnight in the inland east bay where the lows are dropping to the upper 50s and low 60s. we'll see some mid to upper 50s along the bay shoreline and low 50s on the coast with breezy and foggy conditions. let's take a look at the 12-hour planner. we'll start the day with some bright skies. lots of morning fog will be lingering. we'll see fog lingering at the coastline for much of the day. bright skies, sunny skies for most locations away from the coast. and the temperatures will start to climb into the 70s.

some upper 80s in the warmest spots tomorrow inland. not hot. 85 to san jose. we'll see highs in the upper 80s. not excessively hot. in the north bay, 81, san rafael. it will be the high at clover dale. if ush goiyou're going to the g breezy conditions. about 70 degrees at game time. and on we go to friday as the cooling continues. it will be even cooler than tomorrow with highs inland. upper 60s to the low 70s near the bay. going into the weekend. mainly sunny skies. a range of temperatures from

about 60 at the coast to low 80s inland. father's day, looking great with high temperatures just warming up a little bit. a little toastier inland. we're not expecting anything nearly as extreme as what we saw in the last few days. >> we can at least give a/c a little break. >> some big changes could be coming to ride share. they're willing to do for their driversful. >> plus, it looks like a license plate.

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they will make that change if state lawmakers allow them to continue treating workers as independent contractors. the company are looking for a way to keep their economy model alive amidst scrutiny from lawmakers. >> the plan to charge tourists took us forward today. a state senate committee passed a bill that allows san francisco to implement a pilot program. transit officials are still working out the details including how much they would charge and how reservations would be made. maybe this driver should continue taking a ride share. it appears to show a driver fast asleep in his tesla model 3. that video was taken along the 405 and 5 interchange near los angeles. the person who shot the video said he called 911 when he saw the sleepy driver. kind of hard to see, to be honest. he said the driver appeared to be asleep on the 110 freeway exit. so far no comment from police.

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these are the stories making headlines. it is official. kevin durant was injured in game five. he said he's undergone surgery. he added he appreciates all the support he's received and reiterated that he played monday because he wanted to help his teammates during the finals.

abc news reporter wayne freedman was there. win or lose, tomorrow will be the last game at oracle tomorrow. relief from the heat? it is 10 to 20 degrees cooler in some parts of the bay area. san francisco district attorney george introduced a new program to have complicit bias in charging decisions. it is a computer program removes race from the evidence prosecutors use. vic lee is live at the hall of justice with the story. >> reporter: this is a ground breaking program first envisioned by george when he took office eight years ago. it has become a reality. a way to remove implicit bias from charging decisions. >> as human beings, every one of

us has implicit bias. because they're implicit, we don't necessarily recognize that we operate with those biases. >> bias that could influence a prosecutor's charging decision without their being aware of it. the kind of thing george wants to stop. to do that he enlisted the help of stanford university which used artificial tension technology to create a program on a web platform where algorithims redacted any reference to race and police reports seen by prosecutors. among the incidents remove -- >> there's suspects' names. victim names. there's locations. and there is a direct race token but also other things like brown hair and brown eyes. >> locations are removed because it could be a neighborhood occupied primarily by one racial or ethnic group. even the officer's name which may tell officers which police

station he works out of. another potentially revealing detail about the neighborhood. once the prosecutor makes a preliminary charging decision, based on other evidence in the case, a second review begins. >> we would do a secondary review that would have the entire history including perhaps videotape that will now provide information about a person's race. >> it is always then the prosecutor learns about the race of the suspect and victim. a final decision is then based on the totality of the evidence. and the totality of that evidence includes the unredacted police report as well as things like, body cam footage, security camera footage. evidence that would make him stick with the decision or change his mind. nbc abc7 news. >> when will this become

operational? >> well, the district attorney says it will become operational july 1st and believe it or not, stanford is providing all of this free of charge. in fact, stanford says that it will provide this same program to other d.a.'s across the country free of charge if they want it. back to you. >> reporting live. thank you. a bill to unanousl pill today. i expecte pass the house. this comes a day after the former late night tv host jon stewart made an emotional plea. >> they did their jobs. the courage, grace, tenacity,te, humility. 18 years later, do yours! >> all responders, whether they got sick in 2015 or will get sick in 2025 or 2035, should be properly compensated. >> this bill was introduced in

february after the funds' administrator said there was not enough money to pay all the claims which have increased sharply in the last two years. today marks the third anniversary of the mass shooting at pulse nightclub in orlando, florida. >> christopher joseph. >> mourners gathered outside the orlando church as the names of the 49 victims were read and church bells tolled for each one. similar observances were held at 500 churches worldwide. the incidet was the deadliest mass shooting ever at the time. the gunman expressed allegiance to isis in a shoot-out with police. his wife was arrested on obstruction of justice and aiding and abetting charges in her home in the contra costa town and was acquitted. it has been 25 years since the murders that catapulted o.j. simpson from beloved star to accused killer. we're now hearing from the family of ron goldman.

>> goldman's father and sisteki anniversary. >> reporter: 25 years ago, a crime that captivated the country. nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman stabbed to death outside of her los angeles home. her ex-husband, o.j. simpson, charged. leading police on that infamous chase. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: the football and movie star in what was known as the trial of the century. >> we find the defendant orenthal james simpson not guilty. >> reporter: the family has marked with it silence. today they spoke exclusively to "good morning america." >> the pain is always there. the loss is always there. today is just that much more intense. it is hard for no imagine that it is 25 years. ron would be 50. >> reporter: now revisiting the case in a new podcast.

>> this is confronting o.j. simpson. i'm your host, kim goldman. >> reporter: interviewing investigators, star witnesses and members of the jury. >> they already knew what their answer was when they went into that jury room and they wasted our time for three and a half hours making up fake deliberations so they can look better. >> reporter: today o.j. simpson is living in las vegas, golfing almost every day after a release from prison where he served unrelated charges. the 71-year-old called the day nicole was murdered the worst day of his life. he said he and his children don't talk about the murder. saying it is a subject he will never revisit again. abc news, los angeles. the family of a little boy slammed to the ground in his car seat said they forgive the teenager who did it. the boy thankfully suffered only a few minor skraxs. surveillance video shows last month's incident, in edmund,

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more and more women are getting into the wine business. >> it will show case some of those women, weatherman, the host of sips with spencer. >> the organize he of the event is here. and a winemaker. you put this together. tell me what this is all about. >> so each year, one market restaurant puts together a program where we partner with a charity. the proceeds charity this year. this year the charity, and tomorrow, we will have a women

women winemaker owners tasting tomorrow. >> where you are the wine director. >> i understd t featured there and she'll be one of them. so tell us why it is important for to you participate in this event. >> there is a large number of graduates from both fresno and davis and i'm sure cal poly and other programs who are women. we don't represent a very large number of nose who have the wine making job. >> there are numbers in the world of wine growing. rapidly. winemakers, executive managers, are women getting the recognition they deserve in the wine world? or is there a long way to go?

>> it is stale long way to go. we are making strides. and i think tomorrow's event with one market restaurant and the chef will show that. >> it is a not for profit incubator that provides mennorship to individuals that are interested in becoming an entrepreneur in the food product business. so they will give them support systems and means to become successful, viable food business. >> i'm always interested in this. howidourland to be a winemaker? >> absolutely not. i was a jersey girl. >> we won't hold that against you. >> i fell in love with wine in college. i had no idea it was a career before moving to california. i had studied music and i moved here. i loved wine.

i was exploring regions with my husband. and i was lucky enough to get a job in a tasting room. meet some people, fall in love more deeply and eventually i made my way into the cellar. >> and now you're a winemaker. >> i am a consulting winemaker. that means a lot of things in our business. for me that means making the wine and being in the cellar with all the decisions and the grunt work that goes along with it. >> tell us about putting this event together. you have all the winemakers. you have the chef preparing food. >> a lot of work went into this. last year, it was stressful and a lot of work. this year even more so. we really upped the ante. we invited more lawmakers ander month women to participate and there's 25 winemakers tomorrow. and 75 plus wines to be tasted. from 6:30 to 8:30 tomorrow evening with delicious bites

from the chef. >> i'll be there. i don't know if i can taste all 75 wines. how to be there for this. enjoy this women in wine reception. thank you for joining us. >> cheers! >> if you taste all 75 wines, you won't be here the next day. the surprising nonfood you may be ingesting every day. that story just ahead. the age old summer barbecue

snpt well, you may want to give friends or family members in southern california a heads up about this. the fda has issued a recall for downsend farms three berry blend. it may be contaminated with hepatitis a. it was sold by costco and has a best buy date of february 16 of 2020 and may 4 of 2020. they were sold in san diego, los angeles, and hawaii. a new study claims people are ingesting five grams of plastic every week. that's the equivalent of a

credit card. the researchers at the university in new castle, australia, the particles known drinking water, in our food and even in the air. it was found that americans eat, drink as many as 120,000 micro plastic particles each year. studies are underway to determine the potential effects of micro plastics on humans as well as wildlife. >> that does not sound good. >> charcoal grilling fans. there used to be one choice to make. who are not you wanted your briquettes pre soaked in lighter fluid. >> now there are almost too many choices. >> you go to the home stores and check it out. there's a lot out there. it is climbed of surprising. there's a bunch of varieties from hardwood to coconut shelves. consumer reports set out to settle one debate. which is better, classic brick egts or lump charcoal?

>> sometimes only grilling over a charcoal fire will do. what type of charcoal? lump or briquettes? >> i prefer briquettes. i find the taste is a little bit better than the other type. >> briquettes are made primarily of saw dust. each piece is uniform. >> lump charcoal only, ever. >> it is charred pieces of different sizes and shapes. the labels claim they burn hotter and longer than briquettes. >> consumer reports set out to settle with it science. they burned three pounds each of briquettes and lump cole and two very different grills. an 18 inch webber kettle.kettle. then they brought out the scientific instruments. thermo couples with the precise temperature for each. that information then goes into a computer, turning it into a heat distribution map. overall, the lump charcoal burned about 40

hotter than briquettes. for evenness, it in the duration test, in the big green egg, the lump coal maintained the temperature for 11 hours versus just 4 for the brick hes. the briquettes got excellent scores for evenness in both grills and they burned evenly throughout. which should you use? the testers found lump charcoal is best for when you want a hotter ishot sear on a steak. alsooongow and slow. >> briquettes are easier to stack and they're a whole lot cheaper. >> consumer reports also uses the heat maps for dwrils. and they have a map for every

grill they test. i've posted a link with all that information. you can see for yourself. >> interesting. >> are you a big griller? >> occasionally but i'm a gas grill guy. don't hate me. not for that, anyway. >> cherry season is here. >> fun for people who like to pick their own cherries. >> some tips on how to pick the best cherries at a you pick farm in brentwood. >> the way to pick a cherry to last longer at home is with the stem. it's better because they'll last longer at home in the bowl. more sun, but we don't have much

sun. that's the way you want to pick them. that's why we have the ladders. the sun, being on top first. the darker the red, the riper. the way, do not em. that can lead to sweat. especially in warm weather. the ones lighter in red, maybe you want them to ripen a little better. they ripen better with the stem on them. don't wash the whole bag and put them in the frig. >> cherry season usually runs through the end of june. >> another new themed land is coming to the disneyland resort. there are plans for the disney california ad investment you are park. the theme for the super heroes of marvel comics and movies. captain america, ironman, the hug, spiderman, dr. strange.

all those guys. the city has approved for a retail outlet as well as a micro brewery. the construction premise assessed it so far. more than $14 million. disney is the parent company of abc7. are you a fan of alcatraz? if you like all things about the rock, it might be the house for you. we'll have those details coming up next. new at 5:00, a dramatic rescue, a local river, an offduty firefighter is there just in time. plus the death of an icon. there are heavy hearts at a bay area theme park. and watch out for flying disks. and watch out for flying disks. why this sign is aea f. and a w. jill has entresto, a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby.

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francisco. some people want the full experience. >> why do you think people like e modern day prison cells. it may just look like a regular house on the outside. when you look inside -- >> you're going to see it. >> the owner is a japanese businessman who apparently made two cel hallway with infamous prisoners on the walls. like -- >> the infamous one, al capone. >> and 50 cent. some hold. on he never did time in alcatraz. a little bigger cell. in alcatraz, there was no fresh water. $1 million was ill ported every week. there it is. thank you, san francisco utilities commission. there were a total of 14 escape

attempts. you want the house, you get the key. plus the uniform. and that key comes with a hefty price tag. $1.88 million to be exact. the alcatraz modern day house is up for sa >> w bonus basement. abc7 news. >> that's so unusual. if you're interesting in learning more about alcatraz, a panel discussion will be health this weekend at the san francisco union square. the former inmate as well as a former prison guard talking about life on the rock. that's saturday from 1:30 to 3:30. thanks for joining us. abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. a family is in tears after a day with friends turns into a nightmare.

other side of owing. >> community groups want google to build thousands of new homes in san jose. either way, the rent will likely go up big time. >> some say it is a land mark appointment. >> heat relief is here. authorities today recovered a body of a man who went boating in lake del val in livermore yesterday. another boater drowned on sunday in the same lake. >> meanwhile, a father and son on a fishing trip. a swimmer at stinson beach and a teenage boy in san francisco.

good evening. thank you for joining us. terrible tragedy to talk about this. >> for the second time, someone has died at the same lake. the family has questions about his death. >> it was a hot day of bitter anguish. >> unbelievable. >> family members believe a body pulled from the water today is that of 23-year-old jockey shawn spikes of san francisco. a regular rider at golden gate fields and on the county fair circuit. his aunt says he has accomplished much at a young