hayward. everybody else, in the 90's and 100's. that is why we have to continue to be vigilant about taking care of ourselves and our loved ones until at least 10:00 p.m. and all those other areas in orange and again tomorrow and solano county. the excessive heat morning goes until 11:00 tomorrow evening. outside of that, we alsoave al c inland, east bay, the south bay, there is a potential of some unhealthy air. that goes away tomorrow. by sunday, 15-25 degrees cooler. i will show you the forecast, coming up. kristen: a grass fire broke out in the east bay in brentwood this afternoon. chp, saying it was likely started by a cigarette.

as our reporter tells us, today's triple digit heat only worsens concerns in an area that is extremely dry from the drought. reporter: the temperatures, approaching triple digits. but it's also a warning sign for fire officials. >> we have been literally running from one fire to another for several weeks now. we have unfortunately had hundreds of acres burned in contra costa county. reporter: he has with the fire protection district. he says this week alone, there have been more than 20 vegetation fires. early friday afternoon, another fire broke out in brentwood. chp says it was probably started by a cigarette. friday's excessive springtime temperatures in the county make it one of the hottest places in the bay area. and one of the most vulnerable to wildfires. >> vegetation on the ground today is pretty doggone dry already. the heat only further

exacerbates that. reporter: this fire from ones they almost destroyed this neighborhood in antioch. fire officials say it was started by a lawnmower. >> the first thing i grabbed was my dog, then i started to remember everything i wanted to grab. >> the fact of the matter is, virtually every single one of the vegetation and grass fires that we respond to, they are all started by some type of human activity. reporter: he says the good thing is that these types of fires are preventable. he says residents should not, on a hot day, use power equipment outside, like lawnmowers, do not throw cigarettes outside, like on freeways, and caution with drillers. >> during this period especially of higher fire danger. reporter: the heat will be a concern throughout the weekend, they say. abc7 news. dan: some people had little chance for shade today from the

heat. whether they were working outside today or whether they wanted to get out and play. we are at sonoma raceway for the start of racecar weekend. reporter: can you hear it? cars have been revving all day. i forgot to tell you, it is super hot here. but fans are keeping their cool. and firefighters are watching the weather and the wind. >> it is hot. >> super hot. [laughter] reporter: nascar fans, braving the sizzling temperatures at sonoma raceway. time to hydrate. >> we have drink so much water already -- drank so much water already. reporter: how are you staying cool? >> staying in the shade. reporter: how long was it -- how hot was it? very hot. check out the heat rising from the track. >> nascar is always interesting.

>> i live in stockton. is going to be 105 today. so this is not too bad. reporter: a charity event invited amateur drivers like justin to try their own cars on the track. >> it does get pretty hot. they make you wear a helmet. you know, you go as fast as you can go. he does have a good of a time as you can. reporter: the hills above the race we are brown and dry along with most of the north bay. the fire chief showed us this map. half of the homes in city limits or near wildland open space. he's watching the weather. >> higher temperatures mean that is going to dry the fuels out, and the wind is a concern. that it can drive a fire. that is a raised concern for us. reporter: wildfires can start within seconds. the chief reminds homeowners about defensible space, like this landscaping your fire headquarters. back at the raceway, small

trucks were having a moment. through linda fans -- thrilling the fans. the qualifying rounds here are tomorrow. the bigdon't forget the water ad the sunscreen if you are coming out. cornell bernard, abc7 news. kristen: the heat caused a meltdown at the graduation ceremony at uc davis today. >> attention, uc davis graduates. on behalf of the fire department and public safety, considering the heat conditions that we are all well aware of, unfortunately we believe it is in the best interest of the graduates on the field to please vacate the field, head towards hutchinson field, where we have some cooling stations. kristen: you can hear the crowd starting to grown at the --

goran at the -- starting to groan at the end. and disappointment. those students who did not get to walk will participate in a separate ceremony sunday. you can keep track of the heat on the abc7 bay area available right now on roku, amazon fire, android tv, and apple tv. dan: the crowd will soon be arriving at chase center for game four in the watch party of the nba finals. this is a live look from sky 7. the finals can only be seen right here on abc7. kristen: indeed. we are less than an hour away from our pregame coverage. our sports director, they reveal, is right there -- larry biel, is right there. dan: what are you expecting tonight? larry: hopefully a healthy steph curry and the series was coming back to the bay area, tied at two games apiece. we are here at chase center, our

home away from home during these nba finals. and in just a short time, we will see thousands of fans lining up to go inside for the gigantic watch party. others will watch from outside of the fan fest here, checking out the big screen. as nico told you, unusual night in san francisco, warm and balmy. let's hope it stays that way throughout the evening. heading into game four, all eyes will be on steph curry. the reason for that is a play that took place in the fourth quarter of game three. some of the celtics might want to try out for the patriots given their physicality. steph was seen in agony, limping after the game. this was an aggravation of the injury. the same thing he suffered in march against the very same boston celtics. back then it was marcus smart, with that cycle going for a loose ball. a bone bruise kept him up for the final 12 games of the regular season. where the odds of suffering the same injury against the same

i don't know. but i'm sure there's an oddsmaker in las vegas that knows the answer to that. they also have posted boston is a four point for whatever that is worth. let's head cross-country to abc 7's chris olivarez -- chris alvarez. can we have your diagnosis, please, dr. alvarez? reporter: well, larry, i'm not a doctor but i did say at a holiday inn last night, my diagnosis looks good, he is ready to go -- steph curry is the story here in boston. here's a look at some of the pregame warm-ups. number 30, looking good. steph injured his left foot once a night. i'll, lending underfoot. you see stuff right there -- al horford, landing on the foot. you see that right there. steph looks good. he was in pain after game three,

but he declared he was going to go. today, echoing the sentiments, telling reporters he is feeling good and will not be playing under any minutes restrictions. >> just got tangled up a little bit, with the injury. it thankfully was not worse. it's something i've dealt with earlier in the playoffs, so i know what to expect. thankful thatopefully it will not keep me out. whatever i've got to deal with, i will still be able to go play, and i will indeed be effective out there. >> just keep it moving, ycome ya certain extent, based on the different episode you have -- i don't know if that is a good thing or not. >> i think we need to help steph in general, he is been incredible this series. we will do our best, i think we will respond, i think we will come correct. i'm excited for the opportunity. we have a chance to even out the series and take home-court

advantage. >> that indeed they do pay what i was going to give you some stats about curry being a finals candidate, but there lobster here from vermont -- or is it maine? it looks pretty good. we are getting ready to power up for the pregame show. i wish i could send you some, larry. i don't know how that travels, if it will get to you in enough time for the top of the show at 5:00. larry: wow, they are serving the media lobster? i can't believe it. [laughter] i cannot believe it. i will have to talk about the menu at chase center for the press. [laughter] chris, thank you so much. th's ok, we've got dumpling time downstairs, we are all good. we will rejoin you at the top of the hour. we've got an interesting breakdown on how to unleash steph and draymond green, who

admitted he played soft in game three, that is coming up later on. back to the studio now, where there also is no lobster. [laughter] dan: we may have a buffet right here. kristen: lobster is cheaper and boston, so there. dan: don't forget abc7 is the only place to watch the warriors and the it -- the nba finals. coverage starts tenant with the pregame show, game four tips off at 6:00, then keep it right here on abc7 for after the game. kristen: coming up -- the police chief in uvalde, texas finally breaking his silence. when he says he was doing, when a gunman was shooting students and teachers inside robb elementary school. dan: reaction continues to port and following the first primetime hearing of the house select committee investigating that jan. 6 capitol attack. news in a moment. driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame.

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parole in 2032. the mayor has long advocated for her brother's freedom, she drew criticism in 2018 when she asked that then governor, jerry brown, to commute her brothers sentence. kristen: and you've, texas, the police chief, now breaking his silence. he told the local newspaper "the only thing that was important to me at this time was to save as many teachers and children as possible." he says he ran into the school with bodarmor and leftis raims hehed the s of keyinn t atte school for 77 minutes, when he killed 19 students and two teachers, and police response times were heavily criticized. sources tell abc state investigators believe officers delayed entry into the school because they were waiting for protective gear. dan: in the nation's capital,

reaction is pouring in from the first primetime hearing of the house select committee investigating the jan. 6 capital attack -- capitol attack. we have coverage from washington. reporter: in the first televised hearing laying out their findings, the house select committee investigating jan. 6, arguing donald trump with the -- was at the center of a well-organized conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election. starting with trump's repeated false claims of election fraud, which the committee alleges culminated in the deadly capital riot. >> over multiple months, donald trump oversaw and coordinated a sophisticated seven part plan to overturn the presidential election and prevent the transfer of presidential power. reporter: the committee, playing footage of a rioters -- a rioter reading a tweet from then-president trump. shortly after, the mob began chanting "hang mike pence,"

which showed trump's a powerful influence over his supporters. also in theony edwards, capitol police officer knocked unconscious, after trying to hold the line against rioters. >> it was carnage. it was chaos. i can't even describe what i saw. reporter: the committee, arguing far-right groups like the oath keepers and the proud boys planned the insurrection for weeks and were among the first to breach the capitol's perimeter. documentary film maker, testifying he saw members of that group start to move toward the capitol, even before trump began speaking at his stop the steal rally. >> our main purpose is to show the american people a transfer of power cannot happen like this ever again. reporter: the next public hearing is monday, than they are expected to lay out more of their case that president trump and his advisors knew he had

lost the election but continued to spread false claims that it was stolen from him. dan: the next hearing is set for monday. it will be at 7:00 a.m. abc news will have live streaming coverage. kristen: we want to take the time for another check of the weather. dan, that heat. inland especially. dan: i saw a bunch of construction workers working in my neighborhood today, they seemed to be doing fine, i hope they were drinking plenty of fluids. because it is brutal. mike: by the time you're thirsty, you are already sorting to sink into that dehydrated state. a lot of us will not be working in the heat tomorrow. it will hang on one more day. my sunday, significantly -- by sunday, significantly cooler. we are starting to see the beginnings of a marine layer developing. the sea breeze is already here.

we are waiting for the rest of it to join with it, deeper into the overnight hours. there will be some clouds out there. you will notice a change when you wake up tomorrow morning. still hot inland with the risk of heat illness. sharply cooler sunday, with a slight chance of drizzle in the morning. you can see if you high clouds in the south bay, as we look across the shark tank. heading into the evening, it is a spare the air, so if you are susceptible to that, stay inside and the ac if you can -- in the a/c if you can. still in the 70's and 80's away from the coast at 9:00 p.m. barely into the 80's inland. most of us into the 60's and 70's by 10:00 p.m. a nice evening for outdoor activities. notice the air quality right now, the sea breeze coming in has taken away all the yellow and replaced it with green. here's the set up. we've got our marinethe full on° cooler in the south, continuing

to push across the midwest, they are well ahead of their june average of one point 45, they have had 2.2 inches so far this month as of yesterday, that does not include today's rain. tonight will be partly cloudy along the coast. mostly clear and linens. you can see a few 50's starting to show up. especially along the coast, san francisco, santa rosa, the rest of us on the 60's, even if you 70's hanging on way out in western or eastern contra costa county. tomorrow, warmth will linger. the breeze will help a little bit. mid-80's to low 90's. 86 to 92 in the south me. mainly low to mid 80's for the peninsula. went to upper 60's along the coast to 74. rosandsan francisco. into the east bay, low to mid 80's. and lynn, we still have some 90's in most neighborhoods --

inland. lowe's will be in the 70's tonight. here's a look at the east bay. 100 in concord today along with the north bay at 102. temperatures by sunday, 16 to 27 degrees cooler. let's take a look at my accuweather seven day forecast. 67. 80's hanging on by sunday. barely. but it is a one and done -- look at the quick bounceback monday. another little mini heat wave tuesday-thursday. nothing like we are dealing with today. the 102 in santa rosa, a record high for today. that is it. dan: we need a break. thanks, mike. -- coming up next -- capturing a damaging greenhouse gas and turning it into fuel. we will tell you about the groundbreaking program for pg&e that is actually now expanding. wanna help kids get their homework done?

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dan: city as warriors fans head to chase center for the watch party. this is live from sky 7. we're just about 30 minutes away from our pregame coverage. and of course game four of the nba finals can only be seen right here on abc 7 so pumped up but first in other news today cdc and white house officials announced new details about monkeypox infections and their efforts to treat it abc 7 news reporter loose pena is in the newsroom with the latest information on local cases and how the pride parade loose will be. a key to informing our community yes, i'm doing today's meeting the cdc confirmed. there are 45 monkeypox cases in the country. that is more than twice. the number of cases identified last week. but even though it's spreading no one has died from this outbreak. today cdc officials dismissed the idea the monkey pox can be spread through the air monkeypox is not thought to linger in the air and is not typically

transmitted during short periods of shared airspace. the virus is not thought to spread through. questions such as having a casual conversation passing in the grocery store or touching the same items such as a doorknob california's department of public health confirmed eight cases of monkeypox at least five in the bay area. so my biggest concern is that we're four cases here in san francisco one putative in alameda county ucss infectious disease a specialist, dr. monica. gandhi said the cases have been mild and close contact is a consistent pattern for transmission. in the close respiratory contact that occurs during sex and people just need to be alert for these particular lesions the fever the big lymph nodes so that we can treat it dr. gandhi said the majority of cases are happening among men who have sex with men of these 1461 cases worldwide. there's an ongoing lancet review of all these cases and actually

out of the first 1300 the majority all but three we're in men who have sex with men. so that's important. not stigma not to to say that this is in a particular community. it's just to alert that community ahead of the pride parade sf's pride board precedent partnered with sfdph. the plan is to have a series of psas during the event informing the public about monkeypox how you can protect yourself how we can protect ourselves as a as a large community and etc. we just wanted to make sure that much like with covid in the time of that pandemic or that disease that we were on the front lines of educating our communities. health officials say that while cases are growing nationwide the risk of monkeypox spreading to the general population is low in the newsroom loose peña abc 7 news. right luz. thank you very much. the biden administration say that he is lifting its covid

testing requirement for international travelers to the united states. now the tests one of the last remaining mandates is designed to contain the spread of the virus a senior administration officials said on friday that the rule will expire early sunday morning. the cdc will reassess in 90 days time and could reinstate the testing if there are new covid variants of concern president biden visited the port of los angeles today as inflation and supply chain issues continue to impact the american economy. the president says the us is poised to overcome the worst inflation in more than 40 years. reporter josh haskell from our sister station in los angeles has more my top economic priority fighting inflation that fight for president joe biden got a little tougher friday while at the port of los angeles learning that inflation has impeached yet but is rather up eight point six percent compared to one year ago a new four decade high prudence price psychic city in america hard.

gas prices at the pump energy and food prices account for half of the monthly price increases since may inflation outside of energy and food i think the economists call core inflation moderated the last two months not enough, but in moderators come down. we needed to come down much more quickly. well in san pedro delivering a speech on the final day of the summit of the americas president biden called on congress to pass a bill to cut shipping costs and legislation to lower the price of prescription drugs and energy bills biden also highlighted how foreign owned shipping companies raise their prices. well raking in 190 billion dollars in profit saying the ripoff is over people at home trying to make it, you know. paycheck to paycheck are wondering well, i wouldn't god's name do nine understand me with nine shipping companies have to do it. well, almost everything you're doing everything from what you're eating to what you're having to drive to what you're

with what you need in your home. it relates to supply chains and what's coming from abroad? but tight labor markets the covid-19 pandemic and russia's war with you crane continue to raise prices for americans. we don't have enough workers to fill the jobs that are out there that's pushing wages up and it's very very inflationary. we have the ongoing war in ukraine herding gas prices, but now also possibly threatening a world food crisis josh haskell abc 7 news. and talking about these high prices aaa says the average price of gas nationwide sits just below five dollars a gallon at 498 the average peaked over the five dollar mark for the first time ever last night. that's according to the price monitoring service gasbuddy, california, of course remains. well above average at 6:42. marin is currently the most expensive county to fill up here in the bay area at 665 per gallon. well drivers filling up at one shell station in cordova took advantage of a gas. such had

pumps cranking out gas and just 69 cents a gallon the glitch went on for about three hours allowing one driver to fill up for just $14 ■thencallfriends and family to come do the same. yeah. i looked at the numbers and i seen it was 69 cents a gallon so you know what i did i hit that button and it started pumping and the dollar signs just stayed low turned into a like a circus within a matter of minutes. now the mistake was a misplaced decimal point on the electronic signs outside. the station always mind those decimal points, dan. tip well americans are tipping less now than ever before at least before the pandemic that's according to a report released this week with some bay area cities adding certain surcharges. you may have seen these tipping can get a little confusing abc 7 news reporters. zach fuentes looked into what is linked to that tipping declined. the pandemic and who it affects the most. service workers of the shops and restaurants up and down.

this street are working hard to help others relax much of their income relies on tips. but according to this report from credit cards.com people in the us are tipping less now than in 2019. well, it's the opposite of what i do. i i tip more because you people have been unemployed, you know, they've had difficult time but not everyone is this generous take a look at these numbers from the report in 2019 77% of us adults. always tipped servers that sit down restaurants, but this year that number has dropped to 73% inflation is cited as a major factor along with hiring shortages that make it difficult to hire top of the line service restaurant owner. randy musterer says the pandemic and staffing did impact his business and potential tips. they added an 18% gratuity to every check but recently removed it. so all of our staff they were concerned about removing that 18% for gratuity, but now they're excited because are seeing what people are all about and wanting the tip a little bit

extra now to some of us at least it may seem pretty obvious the tip a server at a sit down restaurant, but business owners tell me they want to remind everyone that other types of service industry workers also rely on tips the owner of this ice cream shop says his workers don't serve you at a table, but can still use the tips on kids working over here, you know for that education for that college. they are looking for this kind of jobs, you know part-time. this is very very important. back at sushi confidential customers still pay a living wage surcharge muster says the 3.5% goes towards paying employee health benefits though tipping in addition to that isn't expected. he says people have been more than generous people are excited to be out dining getting back to normal and a willing the tip extra zach fuentes abc 7 news. still ahead forget about regular old surveillance cameras interactive security systems are now being deployed how they work and why some say they're more effective.

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homeless squatting grows fake cameras or ones that only record activity are not enough abc 7 news reporter. david lewis shows us a new approach involving social engineering that is emerging. fntows like many oth r hng withthe hosseeking shelter from the elements especially overnight. we're not trying to in any way denigrate who they are in their situation. we wanvar'som ahe up a ansecurity system called dp sentls the assumption that security cameras record only. you're being recorded you need to pretty most trespassers move on surprised by the real person speaking to them. however, it's not a barking orders approach. we've trained our gardens to make it personal the in some examples. we just address the person based on the way. they look. hey, i see you you're wearing these clothes and you're doing this right now.

can you please stop doing that human monitoring also helps to deter break-ins of stores or parked vehicles a smash glass door can cost 10 to 15,000 dollars to we need to protect our community. a whole and you know not just allow people to do the things that they want to do because they, you know, nobody's there to stop them from doing it a major contractor working on redevelopment projects in downtown salinas. so another benefit when a subcontractor forgot to secure $20,000 worth of copper wire one of the deep sentinel guards. hauled me immediately called the police. this is 11 12 o'clock at night when they realize that school's wire laying out in the right away interactive monitoring is also a new tool to prevent home invasion robberies when guards tell suspects police are being called. they know immediately that they're going to be caught and they're going to be confound guilty now of a felony in monterey county david louie abc 7 news.

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warriors fans are arriving at chase center for the nba finals game 4 watch party. this is a live look from sky seven. we are just 12 minutes away from our pre-game coverage and if you're not headed to the watch party, don't forget game 4 of the nba finals can only be seen right here on abc 7 is going to be good stuff. so pump see my warriors earrings. i know there's blue you're wearing his blue. yeah, that's for win. i know we're gonna do tonight right mike. absolutely. i think so. i think we'll bounce back draymond can't have that game again. all right, let's talk about what to expect if you're heading to thrive city or actually going inside the arena also 76 but dropping about 10 degrees by the end of to it's going to be quite breezy by the end of the game also, so they'll feel much different now the

dodgers are in town to take on the giants another big series 73 at oracle dropping down to 65 same thing. it'll become breezy by the end of the game and sonoma it was super hot there today. it'll be around 90 tomorrow, but only 76 so increasing comfort as we head through this nascar weekend up at sonoma. here's a look at santa cruz. this is about as bright as it's going to be for the next couple of days. the clouds will return tomorrow and so will those cooler temperatures we're looking at a lot of 50s and 60s and even some drizzle for sunday morning and mostly cloudy and again 60s and breezy conditions. so if you wanted that window of warm sunshine today zit, and it only lasts until about 8:30. on sets don't forget we still have the issues until 10 o'clock for most of the inland areas of the bay for that heat. it's going to be slow to dissipate but around the bay shore and also out to the coast in san francisco. you can already feel the cooling effects of that sea breeze. it'll take another day at least until sunday for solano county to cool down.

so highs tomorrow anywhere from 74 in san francisco to mid 90s in our inland neighbors, even the 98 in fairfield my accuweather seven day forecast just as the heat has one more day the cool. only has one day. i mean the biggest change in our weather is from saturday to sunday. and then we see a little bit of a warming trend monday and then a little bit of summer warm for tuesday and wednesday with morning clouds afternoon sunshines by the time we get to friday. temperatures are actually cooler than average, but we got the way the week for that dan christian. all right. thanks mike very much. juneteenth is a little over a week away in san francisco has kicked off its celebration a large crowd gathered at city hall for what was the first in the series of events planned over the next several days there were musical performances speeches and a flag-raising ceremony mayor london breed gave an impassioned speech that focused focused on the past present and future. of being black in san francisco we still know. that even today. in 2022 disproportionally in a

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of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. after using xiidra, wait fifteen minutes before reinserting contacts. got any room in your eye? be proactive about managing your symptoms by talking to your doctor about twice-daily xiidra. like i did. i prefer you didn't! xiidra. not today, dry eye. next it's the dubs on seven pregame show followed by the nba finals coverage on abc 7 then stay with us for after the game followed by jimmy. kimmel's game night at 10:00 and then we have a special hour-long edition of abc 7 news starting at 10:30. that but first let's take you back to boston abc 7 news reporter jr. stone has been there all week into celtics fans won't stop talking about draymond green.

oh true jr. joins us live tonight. outside td garden jr. how's it looking out there? well, dan and kristen you think that they would be talking all about stephen curry's ankle, but these celtics fans they are only talking about the man they have made out to be public enemy number one and that being draymond green, but the good news tonight as i step out of the way. is the fact that there are some dubs fans here and they are representing. let's go see alright, they're okay, but they're going down warriors fans outnumbered greatly in boston, but attempting to make their presence known i got here midnight last night. were you flew in yesterday san francisco to boston even on the flight. there was no blue and gold really? no. we were all of our warriors here and we say dymonks item, i notonavaro dubs fan who flew in with his dad. he's wearing his draymond green

shirt proudly earlier. i passed the kid was wearing a dron name in this town and celtics fans lose it. have you heard of draymond green the cry, baby. give me a break. he can't take a little trash talk in the garden and draymond's mom. she's be going. oh my god. it's getting a little hectic, you know, draymond is acting up a little bit, but you know, you get guys around the league to do the same, you know. got to bring a little bit here. you got a little give a little bit back in order to make things work, right, but when you really search up and down the streets of boston like when you go to the cheers bar or canes for donuts you find those who live here now really do love our city by the bay and the team that comes with it. my name is ari lurie, and i'm a native third generation san francisco, and now i live here in boston as a song goes my heart's in san francisco. so, you know, i'm calling it lawyers celtics. it's tonight at the garden. just don't get those diehard

boston people going because they really won't stop you guys get really a really on draymond green here. i've never seen anything like it come to boston more bsey'ing thy don't do that, but they do do that. they were all over us out in california. you guys were all over us. and you are looking live outside of the a garden i can tell you you can just feel the energy out here as we approach tip-off tonight, and i know we have gone and had those back and forth with fans, but it is all fun. we could go though for a dubs victory reporting live in boston jr. stone abc 7 news. oh, it's gonna be a good one. but yes, i agree with your prediction. yeah. thanks jr. thanks. awesome. well abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors and the nba finals our coverage starts next at five with the dubs on 7 pre-game show. then it's nba countdown at 5:30 game 4 tips off at 10. and keep it here for abc 7 after

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because when you invest in yourself, curry's leg curry was shaken up limping afterwards for a moment the dubs championship hopes flashed before their eyes. i'm gonna play fella no right now you become your own doctor doctor to a certain extent. but dr. curry on the fourth, the warriors always have the prescription respond. well, we give it verses so can the splash brothers steal back homeport advantage and silence? we played in front of rude people before you've got to locate. town next real classy. good job, austin g