was, the warriors win by 10 points. they are 3-2 and one win away from another title. your start of the night, andrew wiggins. on a night where stephen curry -- wiggs put up another double-double providing defense and offense. 26 points, 13 rebounds, second consecutive double-double. wiggs with authority. the warriors take a 3-2 lead. >> before i got here, they have been great. i feel like i am easy going. i came in here and playing basketball and playing hard. i feel people respect that.

i'm just trying to win. whatever they need from me, i'm here to help. >> what andrew did tonight, we do not get more excited than when wiggs dunks on somebody. that uplifts the whole team. >> he has taken a leap, all-star this year for the first time, and one of the elite two way players in the nba. reporter: we will pack our bags and go to boston. game six, a closeout game in boston thursday night. the warriors with a chance to win it all. back to you. ama: let's get to j.r. reporter: nothing beats a win at home, and that is what we got tonight. thousands of fans in chase center and thousands outside

chase center watching the jumbotron. [cheers] it sounded great. who would have thought on a night when stephen curry struggled shooting other players would step up like they did? every fan brought up how impressed they were with the team and their predictions if the series will go six or seven games. >> the warriors won after the worst free point shooting night. unbelievable game. >> that was sick. >> warriors in six. we are going to kill them. >> it is going six. we are not coming back. no way yet is coming back.

>> it is going seven. >> they are not winning in boston. i love the warriors but it is game seven. reporter: it is all a debate tonight. do you want to see the warriors win in six, or see them win in seven? game six on thursday, and game seven on sunday. most fans would agree just 1-2 would be fine with them. we will be making our way to boston. we spoke to a couple of possible good luck charms. you will hear from them tonight at 11:00. abc 7 news. ama: abc 7 is the exclusive home of the finals. you will have pregame and postgame programming throughout the series continuing with game

six thursday. dan: let's move on. robberies at gunpoint, arsons, break-ins, assaults are some of the struggles for business owners in one oakland neighborhood day after day. they are fed up and demanding to be heard so they have a shot at survival. >> when did my life become so undervalued? when did my business become so undervalued? why is this community so undervalued? we are getting pounded and there is no help. reporter: she describes the constant terrors she and her fellow business owners in little saigon face every day. >> crime is increasing exponentially, on the daily, every day it is getting more violent. reporter: every direction you turn in this neighborhood with more than 100 small refugee owned shops, boarded up

storefronts and earlier closing times. you used to open until 8:00. >> i close at 4:00. reporter: their bottom line suffering as a result to crimes like this. she sleeps on the floor of the jewelry store every night after being broken into 10 times in one year. >> you feel like you are in jail in your own store. you do not feel free. you are living in fear. reporter: nearly two dozen business owners have come together so the city will pay attention. they will share their stories and videos for the first time of arsons, and attacks so they will be heard. >> they have encouraged and emboldened each other to take the steps to say if we do not tell her stories, no one will know what we are going through. reporter: it is an effort to

drum up attention. >> we want the same resources other communities are having. reporter: such as volunteer patrol groups, police presence and security cameras. >> i hear you, icu, i am out there and i will contact them. we are getting together with many storefronts and the chamber of commerce to have a conversation of how the city can be better. reporter: in oakland, abc 7 news. ama: president biden is creating a national museum for asian american and pacific islander history by signing a law that creates a commission. pres. biden: it is clear the battle for the soul of america continues, that is why i museum like this will matter so much. museums of this magnitude and consequence will inspire and educate. more than anything else, it will help people see themselves in the story of america, a story

that makes us a better america. ama: the commission will help formulate a plan of action to establish the museum. it has to develop a fundraising plan. look at the resources necessary to run the museum. >> the big lie was also a big ripoff. dan: developing news, self they congresswoman zoe lofgren took center stage today. she is one of the members of the january 6 select committee, and now she has made it her mission to lay out what she says were extravagant lies by former president donald trump. this was the second day the committee held a televised public hearing. it continued to assert that despite being told he lost the election, former president trump pushed claims of fraud. some of the testimony, including strong words from former attorney general, bill barr. reporter: in its second

televised hearing, the house select committee invest getting january 6 using statements from 10 people in former president trump's inner circle to methodically lay out its case that trump knew he lost the election and continue claiming it was stolen. playing this taped testimony from former attorney general, bill barr's. >> i said if he believes this stuff, he has lost contact with -- he has become detached from reality. reporter: and former top trump aid jason miller testifying that on election night trump started gravitating to those telling the former president he had won, like rudy giuliani. >> rudy giuliani was saying we won it, they are stealing it from us. reporter: those claims alarming staffers including former trump campaign manager, bill stepien. >> i do not think what was happening was honest or professional. that led to me stepping away.

reporter: and a former attorney who resigned amid the claims of election fraud in georgia, telling the committee the fbi investigated the allegations made by trump's team and found nothing. >> determined that nothing irregular happened in the counting. reporter: some trump supporters kept believing those claims and brought those conspiracy theories with them to the capitol. >> i do not want to say what we are doing is right. if the election is being stolen, what will it take? reporter: while the january 6 committee cannot bring criminal charges, attorney general garland said he is continuing to watch these proceedings closely as the department of justice conducts its own investigation into the events surrounding january 6. the house select committee meets again on wednesday. dan: still ahead, new concern

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napa county about this fire season because of a problem left behind, fire two years ago. ama: pg&e left tree debris around fire prone neighborhoods. dan: the utility company is being pushed for answers. reporter: this empty plot of land brian once called home. >> the fire just took off.

we are awakened at 4:00 in the morning by the sheriff going by in his vehicle. reporter: he lost it all in the 2020 glass fire as flames ripped through napa county. >> our home of 33 years was gone. reporter: a painful loss compounded with a slow recovery. years later he has yet to rebuild partly because of this. >> these are all pg&e logs cut and stacked up here, and why they were never removed three months after the fire, i don't know. reporter: he says 40 logs between 10-60 feet long litter his properties. >> you can tell it is pg&e because they have marked them. >> that is their responsibility. reporter: he signed this form allowing the utility company vegetation department to remove the treated brie pg&e cut down.

it has been more than a year since those papers were signed, yet pg&e has yet to do the job. turns out he is not alone. >> they told pg&e you have to pick these trees up in august, 2021. they have not completed the job. reporter: diane dillon represents the district and pushed pg&e to mitigate what fire officials consider a danger zone. >> there are hundreds of properties, they said they cut down 18,000 trees in napa county. another 10,000 in sonoma county. reporter: we reached out to pg&e to understand why this process has taken so long, and how much work has yet to be completed. the company was unable to interview that sent us the following questions or statements, saying crews have been returning to the sites and exposing of the wood he ginny

cut down for safety following the wildfires. after pressure, pg&e agreed to finish the job by month, a promise he says he has heard four times before. a calfire unit chief said the current higher risk for napa county is 7/10. >> you noticed in napa county and sonoma county the landscape has changed. >> you are prohibiting me from rebuilding my home from a fire two years ago because you have not performed as you are required to. reporter: and fearing the worse for his neighbors. >> it is scary that it will happen again. reporter: abc 7 news. dan: we will stay on that story and keep you up-to-date. ama: let's get to mike nicco.

mike: it was cooler today and felt nice. the fire danger will increase a little in the hills and mountains as the temperature rises in the next couple of days. right now it is below threshold levels that would trigger any watch or warning, as is our heat. we'll have a low risk of heat as we get warmer temperatures tomorrow and wednesday. breezes in the hills and mountains will raise the fire danger, but comfy weather for father's day. here is a look at our temperatures, 58, san francisco. san jose, 62. santa rosa, 64. concord, 68.

winds pulled back considerably. no more 35 mile per hour guests. we will have a delta breeze tonight but nothing too aggressive as high-pressure moves in overnight. we will see stars everywhere, no marine layer. mid 50's to upper 50's in the east bay neighborhoods. the low that ushered in cooler conditions moving away, and the coming of the high-pressure will allow warmer temperatures to bring us a low risk of heat. then it will move away thursday and temperatures will fall back again. tomorrow, mid to upper 80's. san jose, 86. on the coast, low to mid 60's. mid 70's downtown san francisco.

83, petaluma. 90's, santa rosa. hayward, low to mid 80's. upper 80's to low 90's inland. seven-day forecast, wednesday is the warmest afternoon with mid 80's to 90's inland. a dry cold front, no rain but no humidity. temperatures will drop 5-10 degrees on saturday, then cooler than average on saturday. then we get a little warmer next week. ama: we will be right

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from our sister station in los angeles, the story. reporter: it is a busy afternoon. the bartender serving up to customers and keeping track of tabs. come july 1, she will also be required to keep an eye on the level of her customers' intoxication. >> the point is to get alcohol servers more aware how to safely serve alcoholic beverages. reporter: mike brewer is the owner of the popular lunch and dinner spot. he says he has had his employees undergo training to receive a responsible certificate from the department of alcoholic beverage control. >> anyone who checks identifications, takes alcoholic beverage orders, who pours alcoholic beverages such as bartenders, and anyone who delivers alcoholic beverages. reporter: it is a massive

undertaking with 56,000 businesses statewide required to train their employees. the goal of a new certificate is to cut down on a number of duis. >> they want to make sure we are lawfully serving people of the proper age, and we are not over serving parties that become dangerous to the community. reporter: the certification requirement applies to employees at bars, restaurants, breweries or wineries or anywhere a customer can order an alcoholic drink. >> it takes effect july 1, and by august 31 everyone is supposed to be certified and trained. or within 60 days of their first date of employment. reporter: training can be done online. the test is open book. the hardest part will come later when it is time to cut off the customer. >> that is one of the hardest things for a server to do, politely decline to serve somebody when they are showing

signs of being intoxicated. reporter: abc 7 news. dan: a small town in northern california will be the first place where amazon will launch its drone delivery service, prime air will bring packages up to five pounds to people in la oxford near lodi -- in lockford. amazon can fulfill orders the same day they are placed and have them to a house in less than an hour. the drone will drop off the package in a prime member's, and then take off. a sma town. it is hard to find good services that are convenient and fast for us. i'm excited. dan: amazon chose lockford because of its ties to the aviation industry. ama: still ahead, at 11:00, a dog trapped in a gorilla exhibit

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moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dan: hey big party tonight, and a lot to celebrate after the warriors win game five of the nba finals. they beat the celtics 104-94. one more win to go. i'm dan ashley. ama: i'm ama daetz. we have team coverage. reporter: what a night it was. you highlighted the main topic, the warriors one win away from another title. it was electric. your star of the night, andrew wiggins. he put up another double-double.