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away, because both sides will appeal once the judge hands- down her ruling in august. a man crossing a street in downtown san francisco is in the hospital right now after being hit by a pickup truck. the driver appeared to run a red light at haydn california street. he swerved, hitting the pedestrian, dragging him on the truck for the truck crashed into a van. bystanders pulled the man out from under the truck and he was badly injured. a plant shop in oakland was forced to close after a car crashed into the back building. this silver to the straight into the entrance of the broadway terrace nursery, causing significant damage to the inside and outside of the building. it's not clear how it happened, but at least no one was hurt. still ahead, the warriors have one more shot at making the nba playoffs edits tonight in a do or die play in game at chase center. we will take you there life, next. plus, the changing face of

education. how school has changed in nearly six decades from one woman who has been in front of the classroom the entire time. you will meet the teacher who is closing the some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though.

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after a tough loss wednesday night in l.a. to the lakers, the warriors have another chance to reach the nba playoffs. this time chris alvarez is live at the chase center with the story. >> reporter: you can definitely feel the energy here. let's see action warming up for this game. they are working for the right to advance to the nba playoffs. the winner of this game will face utah in the first round. the loser, their season is over. while taking on a familiar foe, memphis.

they beat the grizzlies sunday afternoon. steph curry had about finding a to win and advance. >> it is a win or go home scenario. we have had high confidence and put together a string of wins and had a tough loss and had to bounce back. we have been there. obviously memphis, it's understandable to know what it takes to beat those guys. have to take advantage of the moment and have fun with it. >> it's pretty much the playoffs. everybody is trying to win. i'm confident in how we will bounce back. >> all right, back out here live, steph curry doing his thing. the game tips off at 6:00 on espn. will have highlights and reaction time on abc news at 11:00. you can stream the game on the espn app, or watch us. 7500 fans excited to be here tonight. it will be wild at chase center, guys.

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powerful winds toppled a tree in sausalito today and came down on a house. look at this video into the abc7 newsroom. the tree took down power lines, forcing several people to shelter in place until pg&e could safely turn the lines off. crews are there now, working to restore power and clean up debris. it is closed until further notice. man, so much damage of the last few days with all of that went. >> we have seen a lot on there. the sizes that she does something else. that is a significant tree coming down. >> meteorologist eddie patella here with heloise wenzel last. >> i know people are tired of these winds. i think they will ease a bit as we head into tomorrow. and by sunday we are looking at

much lighter winds here in the bay area, typical of what we expect to see around this time of year. i want to show you what's bringing the winds into an area of low pressure that is producing thunderstorms, bringing snow to sierra nevada that even what weather down south. you will notice, as we show you the view right now the area of low pressure just spinning in this area, i'm going to get you in a little bit closer, because i want to show you how much this is a very active pattern in the mountains at this hour. and the snow showers will continue. if you have travel plans to tahoe, probably best to hold off until the snow showers are done, which will be a by tomorrow evening. i want to show you live doppler locally, it is quiet. but keeping an eye on what you are seeing here, little bit of moisture just around the upper lake county area. there is a possibility of an isolated shower or thunderstorm until the sun es down.

look at san mateo right now, 30 miles an hour, onshore winds, 39 at sfo, 29 in nevada. not nearly as strong as they were the last couple of days, but still gusty. 7:00 today, we will keep the winds going. into tomorrow morning it is just going to be such a difference, with much lighter winds. then into the afternoon the winds will pick up again. but this is really what you expect to see with about 30 to 35 mile an hour winds figure saturday afternoon and evening. we are looking towards lake merritt and here is a look at the temperatures. low to mid 70s from santa rosa to napa. fairfield, 75, 66 in livermore. it is milder away from the coast. and a beautiful view from the golden gate bridge. you will be seeing more of that son. 59 in the city, 68 in san jose, 62 degrees in oakland. if you're getting away this weekend local airports are sunny, milder, upper 60s to low 70s. breezy conditions expected and then honolulu, isolated showers, same thing for chicago, mid-80s.

87 degrees in new york city, los angeles 70 degrees. here is a live view. fog returns along the coast tonight, not as windy and warmer for the weekend. this dry pattern will continue into next week. snow showers in the mountains, we are looking at those showers tapering into tomorrow night. tomorrow morning here you are looking at 40s, 50s with some fog near the beaches. in the afternoon we will be nice and mild, 73 in san jose on the peninsula, 72 redwood city, 57 in half moon bay, 62 downtown san francisco. northbay you are looking at 76 in santa rosa, little more cloud cover there. 67 in the east bay and oakland inland areas. 80 in fairfield, 76 in livermore. your seven-day forecast, a nice weekend in-store, little warmer going into next week. >> looks nice, thank you. education is a pillar of abc7's effort to build a better bay area and tonight we are highlighting the longest- serving educator in oakland

unified, who is set to retire next week, after 57 years. she is often called the kid whisperer because her ability to really reach students. our education reporter paid a visit. >> i am a kindergarten teacher at martin luther king and i have been teaching with the oakland unified school district for 57 years. >> reporter: she moved from chickasha, oklahoma to oakland to teach, in 1964. kennedy had already been assassinated. martin luther king, jr. was the most prominent civil rights leader. there was beatlemania, the moon landing a few years later and america was involved in a war that was unpopular. >> everybody wogive respect fae6 parents were more engaged with their children.

>> she was drawn to teaching by her oldest sister herself, an educator. >> she taught me when i was in third grade. and i sent, my, i want to be a teacher. just like my sister. >> reporter: through the years, students have come back to thank her for playing an important role in their lives. >> when i didn't know how to write or spell words, she would teach me how. she would say, sounded out, or think about it. >> we would have families call and request, i want my kid in ms. hayden's class. we were like, hold on, we have a waiting list here. [ laughter ] >> reporter: while the conversation around politics is kept far from the classroom, ms. hayden says even the youngest of her students were motivated when barack obama became president. >> they was really thrilled and it gave them something to look forward to. >> reporter: ms. hayden says it's time to give other younger teachers a chance to step into the classroom, but she is not

been teaching yet. >> i ve nid phew. want i want to be involved with them and make sure they get a good education and just set the foundation for them. >> that is a teacher, congratulations. coming up, a new study finds

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an annual event has a new name this year because of the pandemic. today is like to wherever around the country and here in the bay area. organizers changed the name from the familiar bike to work day because so many people are working from home. they are encouraging people to get out and ride, even offering free tote bags at so-called energizer stations all around the bay area, like blitz one on the embarcadero in san francisco. whether you bike or walk, many of us are ready to get moving again, especially as we hit the weekend. a new study says that 7500 steps a day could add years to your life.

>> reporter: one step, two step , in your sneakers or in your slippers. presented at the american heart good health. part of the women's health study at brigham and women's hospital in the national institutes of health looked at more than 16,000 women over 60. it showed increased daily step counts correlate with longer lifespans. but those steps didn't need to be a part of long planned out walks. >> that helps of with glucose and insulin processing. and improves our lipid profile and all of this reduces the risk of chronic diseases. >> reporter: an important part of the study, demystifying the 10,000 step number study. >> some stepping is good, more stepping is better and beyond 7500 steps he the additional benefit. >> reporter: dr. lee stresses the importance of more frequent

movement. okay, it's lunchtime. i've been sitting down working on my computer all week long. so my step count, about 2000 right now. taking the advice from the study, i cleaned up around the kitchen. >> in the 10 minutes i walked around doing chores, i added 450 steps to my total count, not bad. >> reporter: and running errands, take the first parking spot i see, instead of angling for the closest spot. that i did 90 steps. in the elevator, oh no. an additional 120 steps on the stairs. >> you inioy ou. eat if yo can llect steps throughout the day that also benefits your health. >> good to know. unfortunately our elevator is broken. >> do some labs, and all counts. >> we appreciate your time.

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