the heat is on tonight, record high temperatures and smoke from wildfires, compromise air quality and create health concerns. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm fran some earlville. -- frank somerville. it is 10:00 and it is still 75 degrees in san jose after a day of breaking heat. still developing at this hour a

wildfire in ventura county fueled by santa ana fueled winds. a number of rvs in a parking lot were detroyed. this fire has burned 1,400 acres. at this point it is only 10% contained. and 500 miles north in rural bute county another wildfire exploded today. the panther fire is about 8 miles from butte meadows. calfires says it started at 4:00, tonight it has now grown to 10,000 acres. and this fire is also only 10% contained. here in the bay area we saw some of our highest temperatures of the year today. san francisco set a record for this date of 88 degrees. downtown oakland also set a record at 90. mountain view tied a record of 91. in the north bay that 125-acre

fire burning northwest of catastoga is -- the gusty winds that fueled it yesterday diminished today. no houses were lost. the fire burned 200 grapevines owned by kendall jackson. the other fires that were burning in wine country have been fully contained, crews continue to monitor those areas do make sure there are no flair upless. amber lee is live in contra costa county where smoke from those fires has prompted a health concern, amber. >> reporter: the warning signs are up, it reads over there fire danger today high. and you can tell that over here that the vegetation is dry. people are telling us they are enjoying the hot weather but that it has also brought problems. it was a golden sunset tonight through the haze at mount diablo. >> the air seems real stagnant,

real stale. >> reporter: contra costa county urged people to stay indoors. >> i work with little kids and a lot of them are having problems with sneezing and coughing. >> reporter: firefighters moved quickly to put out a grass fire just off a biking-hiking trial. >> it hasn't been this dry since 2012. >> reporter: after suffering a seizure that may be heat related, the boy was transported to the hospital. the mother of these little ones says she waited until 4:00 this afternoon before bringing her children outdoors. >> we stay hydrated and we also don't go out in the middle of the day. we just avoid that midday sun. firefighters say they can't repeat this warning enough because the vegetation is dry.

residents need to make sure they keep their homes safe by cutting defensible space. >> hottest day of the week we had record high temperatures. these are more of the numbers, temperatures in the low numbers. current temperatures are still warm outside, it's 72 in concord, 72 in antioch. here's the big change in terms of fire danger and concerns for those fires up north in the napa area. you have winds that have served a westerly or southwesterly component. see these areas, so what you're getting are those fire concerns. fire conditions have gotten better rapidly. things are changing around. winds are coming on shore. you know that means a cooldown. i will tell you what you can expect for friday and changes as we move into your bay area weekend. we'll see you back here in a little bit. at this hour, we continue to monitor that growing fire in

southern california in 11 minutes, we'll go live for a firsthand report. in the high sierra, there was very little snow. in echo county, you see there state county resources official found a dry field. there was a bit of snow though in the distance. out of all of the sight checked. the snow pack registered a meager 17% of normal. officials note that reservoirs do have water and they are not ready yet to call it a drought. there is new information tonight from calaveras county about the search for the killer of an 8-year-old boy leyla fowler. investigators reveal that three potential leads have fallen through. ktvu's jana katsuyama is live now in the town of valley springs with more on what we learned at that briefing. jana. >> reporter: julie, let me just tell you that right now they have taken down the roadblocks

here on ripin road near her house. sheriff deputies are still here treating leila fowler's house as a crime scene. the yellow crime tape is still up as sheriff deputies keep watch tonight. >> reporter: today investigators were out continuing to search the home of 8-year-old leila fowler for clues. it's been five days since the valley springs girl was stabbed and killed in her own house. deputies reveal they are analyzing knives found inside leila's home. >> we have collected several fives -- knives from the house. we are still examining whether those were the weapons used in the crime. >> reporter: investigators are still interviewing her brother. tonight police say another witness who gave a similar description has now recanted her statements. refused to help a sketch artist

and is no longer credible. two other leads have fallen apart. detectives determined the detective in a place rville robbery attempt no longer continues to be a suspect. >> we have taken evidence. >> reporter: and reports from a hitchhiker appears to go nowhere. >> reporter: he was just someone that had been injured in an accident. we have interviewed him and no longer is a suspect. >> reporter: they say they do not believe the public is at risk. there's another update scheduled for 2:30 tomorrow. new at 10:00, bay area

police are on alert for a missing 7-year-old boy who is considered to be in danger. san francisco police say steven bernard was taken by his mother who does not have legal custody of him. the boy was wearing a black jacket with lime green stripes a white polo shirt and white pants. police say the mother, 43-year- old janel wilson showed up at school and took steven. they may be headed to oakland. ktvu's matt keller is live at that plant it's on east alma where the smoke and flames attracted quite a bit of attention tonight. matt. >> reporter: firefighters told me in just the past five hours that the fire is now officially under control. to give you an idea of where we're at. this is spartan stadium. the fire started at 6:00 tonight, firefighters are still here making sure they get it

completely out. the tightly bound recycled paper were piled high in san jose. but as you can see by this picture, the flames were even higher. >> as we were driving in we saw a wall of flames. looked like all the papers were 18 feet high of flames. >> reporter: the recycling plant was -- if people didn't see the flames, they saw and smelled the smoke. >> first i saw a smoke, i knew there was a big fire coming over the skate stadium here. >> basically just a lot of smoke. >> reporter: this fire required a lot of manual labor for hours as firefighters dealt with hot temperatures and wore breathing apparatuses on their backs to help them deal with the smoky conditions while carrying an additional 50 to 20 pounds of

gear. >> that's why we try to keep ourselves in good physical shape. even with that the heat, you lose a lot of water real quickly in these turn outs. so that's our big goal is to try to get them rehydrated. >> reporter: workers say the recycling plant has been in business for more than 25 years. firefighters say the actual steel warehouse has survived with the equipment taking most of the damage. matt keller, ktvu news. this was once a hot spot for human trafficking. we investigate why it's being allowed to reopen and if anything will be different. >> also this woman was accused in the starbucks attempted poisoning case. why guards let her walk ou

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a tasty deal is served. marie callender's meals are $2.00 each. and simply orange oj is just $2.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. new details about an officer involved shooting in sasun city. police say an officer shot and killed a man who was threatening officers with a gun. ktvu's eric rasmussen found out what sparked the confrontation and why neighbors say the area was a magnet for trouble. >> reporter: police cars from three agencies crowded the parking lot of the sasun city marina after getting a report of a man with a gun on the boat ramp just after 12:30 a.m. >> i was just in my room doing

my home work and i heard sounds, it sounded like fire crackers over there. >> reporter: tristen evines lives just across from the marina. officers confronted the man who seemed to be upset and tried to get him to surrender. >> they spent several minutes trying to do this. the suspect then threatened the officers with the firearm at which point more than one officer fired at the suspect. >> reporter: the man who police aren't identifying died at the scene. >> when you walk out the front door and see this. it's not normal. >> reporter: but some neighbors say several homeless encampments have caused problems before. >> we have multiple fires behindous hour. it -- behind our house. >> reporter: do you have any

concern this was murder by cop. >> it is a real possibility. we're investigating the case. >> reporter: eric rasmussen. the woman arrested in the orange juice poisoning case walked out of jail. they released her because they needed more time to decide if she will be charged. police arrested the 50-year-old chemist on monday. investigators say she switched two bottles of orange juice with a two bottles of orange juice containing a lethal amount of alcohol. they are waiting to complete studies before filing any charges. it turned out the fourth of july was the target date for the marathon bombings. the dates were moved up because the brothers were able to build

the bombs faster than expected. they also considered suicide attacks. all of this information reportedly came from dzhokhar tsarnaev during his initial questioning. the family of tamerlan has claimed his body from the medical examiner and taken it to a funeral home. no word yet about funeral arrangements. earlier this week the medical examiner determined his cause of death but that won't be released until the funeral home files a death certificate. san francisco police are working on a dramatic new security plan for the upcoming beta breakers race. deputy police chief john loftus laid out the plan at an afternoon hearing. that hearing was actually scheduled immediately after the marathon bombings. new security measures include police saturation of numi operations, and use of portable

security cameras along the marathon rout. the four steel columns that make up the steel column sit on a three story cradle just above the water. this cradle is designed to hold the water in place in a major earthquake. the defective wells hold the wells together running from top to bottom. caltrans says it found the cracks late last year and half of the repairs are now done. the cracks are said to be less than the width of a strand of hair and should be fine. crews have been battling a gas fire that has now exploded up to 8,000 acres and forced hundreds of evacuations. james koeh is live with the latest on efforts to bring it under control, james. >> reporter: no doubt when you talk about that fire exploding

around rush hour. please kind in mind the embers of it got going about 6:00 in the morning and it just kind of built up, built up. that's really when the flames started to catch a lot of the wind. rushing toward a lot of these homes. i want to give you a sense of the current conditions. very, very dry, but the temperatures have cooled down quite a bit. here's the important part. not a whole heck of a lot of wind. it's very, very still right now here in this neighborhood in new berry park. that wasn't the case earlier this afternoon. we caught up with homeowners who saw fire rushing toward their homes. >> this is kind of surreal. just sat back and watched it happen. >> reporter: the embers still flowing. but earlier today. >> we haven't seen a fire like this in 15 years. 20 years. panicked. complete panic. >> reporter: a new experience for most but for one homeowner this was all too familiar. >> 35 years in this home, this is all deja vu for you.

>> yes, in 1981 we had a fire not, i was going to say in some ways it was worse. it was so intense and so hot and then after we snapped this picture this entire tree went up which is this tree right here. >> reporter: she was one of the many homeowners that saw the flames that raced toward their home. >> the heat was pretty intense. we were still a good 100 feet away from the homes. it started getting hot, we started backing up. >> it was intense not knowing where the fire was going to go. >> reporter: no injuries whatsoever to report. no property lost in this area of newberry park. i did want to mention one casualty. remember that tree in that story, hey listen, as the sun was setting, the tree did catch on fire. and it went ablaze.

guys. >> james, it's remarkable how close those flames got to homes. is there still a lot of homes threatened tonight. >> reporter: well, about an hour ago i would say those embers were still smoldering in the hillsides there. as we look into the hills now nothing but black so it tells me basically what i need to know which is that the fires seem to be out. so i think that's good news. and it's going to help homeowners here definitely sleep better tonight. >> james koh, thank you james. at ktvu.com we're posting a slide show of some of the incredible images from southern california. just look for the slide show tab on the home page. >> stock markets rallied today on news about the jobless rate. the dow gained 130 points. nasdaq was up 41. the labor department quoted claims were the lowest. april numbers are due out tomorrow. but it's forecast for the rest

of the year disappointed investors. linked in has established itself for professionals. shares fell below $200 to $181 and change. that was a drop of 12%. got hot mail as your e-mail account. it's now turned into microsoft outlook as of today. all accounts have been migrated to outlook.com. hot mail was purchased for $5 million. with the change over microsoft says it has 500 million active e-mail accounts. >> so it's going to be cooler tomorrow, certainly along the coast and around the bay. it'll still be hot inland. winds at sfo are coming out of the northwest at seven -- at 7:00. it's plowing in moisture and cooler air. 50s, low 60s overnight lows.

tomorrow afternoon, reds are 90s. yellows are 70, but notice here we have some 60s right along the coast. so that's that cool bite of air. the 90s have been pushed a little further east. that's your tomorrow forecast. temperatures still hot inland. getting a little bit of a break at the coast. this is the beginning of a cooling trend. as we get back, we will lay down the specifics and we will look at your five day forecast with your bay area outlook in view. >> the warriors have done it. the celebration under way right now at the oakland arena. sports director mark ibanez will join us right after the break. >> in 10 minutes our ktvu spec why are 8 million people sleeping better tonight?

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tell us it got a little too close for comfort. >> catching my breath. i think any golden state warrior fan their heart is pounding out of their chest right now. years from now they're going to be talking about this game for a lot of reasons. warriors turned the ball over 10 times in the fourth quarter and blew a 17 point lead before finally hanging on to win by the skin of their teeth. take a look at some of the highlights from this thing early on. there's the final shot. as they get a look at it from outside. and the warriors do walk off the court. david lee actually played for a couple of moments coming back from that bad hip injury. and the warriors use their usual antidote that would be the hot shooting of that man right there. steph curry who hit a total of 13 points in the third quarter alone as the warriors came back from a two point halftime

deficit. and wound up winning the ball game after building up a 17 point lead in the second half. they turned it over as i said, 10 times, as a young team i can tell you, they've pretty much freaked out in the final moments. they made mistake after mistake, they hung on, they hit some clutch free throws and to their credit, let's give it to them they did win the ball game. we have a lot of highlights to show you and our fred ing -- inglis is out there live. and he'll have some of the comments. >> i came in here they're up by 17. i thought no problem, this game is over. >> it was nervewracking until the very end. all right, mark, thank you. a former b.a.r.t. police officer involved in the struggle that ended in the shooting of oscar grant has now

been charged with unemployment. b.a.r. t. fired peroni for enraging the fight in the oscar grant case. his case has been postponed until last year when he's scheduled to return home from afghanistan. richmond police told the contra costa times that there have been 18 robberies near the b.a.r.t. station compare that to 13 during the same period last year. b.a.r.t. police also report that crime is up within station boundaries. there were 53 thefts and robberies last year compared to 43 the year before. those statistics include the death of a man back on march 14th. he was shot and killed near the entrance to the richmond station. still no arrests in that case.

a motel shut down to curve sex trafficking. in tonight's special report. we ask why that property will soon be back open. first though, a rat problem so severe that some coliseum employees are speaking out. why getting rid of those rats may not be so easy. and a reminder you can get ktvu news

only on 2 tonight, a story from the oakland coliseum where some employees told the authority about rats at the coliseum. employees say they've never seen rats inside the building

but that doesn't mean they're wanted outside. >> so the ivy is just a regular breeding ground for them. you know they hide there they love it. >> we want to have a safe environment for our fans and employees. we need to look into the issue. >> reporter: coliseum officials say the rats appear to be coming from near by arroyo viejo creek. the creek is federally protected which might make it difficult to set traps to deal with all those rats. >> reporter: kohl's is to pay a settlement in santa clara, santa cruz, fresno and sacramento. kohl's has now changed from paper price tags to electronic tags. ab169 would prohibit the sale of handguns by military

and law enforcement. state law prevents the gun dealers from selling those weapons but peace officers and members of the military are exempt from that law and can sell the weapons to others. the new law would forbid that. the sale now moves to the state senate. a bill that would allow parents to remove personal information from the children's social networking accounts was passed in the state senate today. it would require sites to remove information including phone numbers, social security numbers and credit card numbers of children under the age of 18 if their parents request it. facebook and google were among those opposing the bill saying there's no easy way to verify if the request is legitimate. that bill now moves to the state assembly. in tonight's special report. an oakland motel and one time

prostitution area is about to reopen. >> reporter: this is where you will find sex for sale. international boulevard in oakland. >> where are you going? stay right there, don't move. >> reporter: officers see it, residents -- >> this is a common hotel this one here. >> reporter: there have been crack downs and efforts to hold people accountable. >> has the problem gotten better. >> reporter: months after a judge was convinced to temporarily shut down that hotel and one other so called prostitution hotel. we wondered if anything had changed. so we went back. the building is still locked up and chained up. but the economy in will reopen and soon. the question is will anything

be open. months later some thins are the same. residents say they are still scared. so scared of retaliation they wouldn't show their faces on camera for this interview. >> i don't want to go and then sometime i go out. >> reporter: and some things are different. they are actually worse. police say the problem is at a five year high. half the prostitutes there are locals who start on the street on average at just 13 years old. police say they live a life of fear and quotas set by a new generation of pimps. >> we're talking about layer upon layer of violent acts on sometimes a daily basis. the pimps are hitting the girls, raping the girls. >> reporter: the city attorney says her efforts to shut down those motels were not in vain. >> one year later, how much of a dent did you put on this

problem. she said this was about holding people accountable one business at a time and says that goal was reached. she says those hotel owners turned a blind eye to rapes, kidnappings and beatings. attorney hartwith represents the owners of the economy inn. >> all of the evidence in the case show that maybe they didn't very actively screen people saying what are you going to do in our rooms. but then again, how do you screen people? >> that there statement i think, actually tells as much about their inability to run a lawful business. >> reporter: in the coming weeks, parker says there will be differences you can see. the economy inn will open under court supervision and with specific changes. >> i.d.s, i.d.s. >> reporter: and officers say

there are new training for finding victims. and when you live along international boulevard it is hard to see life without the fear. >> do you think they would hurt you? >> yeah, i think i'm worried. >> reporter: but residents say they fight that fear, because life here isn't just about prostitutes and pimps. it's also about family. it's about home, and they will always fight for that. in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. if you have an idea for a special report e-mail us send your tips to i-report at ktvu.com. now to union city and the arrest of a third grade teacher for molesting several young students. police took michael howie into custody on 17 counts of lewd and lascivious acts of a child. and 23 counts of annoying and molesting a child.

authorities say on april 12, another employee said she saw howie touching a little girl in his classroom. investigators say the alleged victims are eight and 9-year- old girls and that more charges may be filed. michael howie is currently being held in lieu of 1-1/2 million dollars bail. potentially toxic metals discovered in lipstick. what retailers found when testing the cosmetics and how it could have long term health effects on women. at 10:45, the changes you're going to notice throughout the weekend,

breaking news right now. i want to show you live picture, i want to show you the live picture from victoria. this is the spring fire and it is roaring out of control. it has now burned 8,000 plus acres it just started this morning and is only 10% contained. i just spoke with our chief meteorologist bill martin, he says wind right now 35 miles per hour. temperatures in the 70s. and humidity is in the single digits all of that is not what firefighters need to bring this fire under control. roads are closed in the area. also we have just learned that the sheriff down there says they are evacuating at least 200 people near the pacific coast highway. we also heard that they have already evacuated hundreds of others as a result of this fire. again, live pictures here of a raging fire out of control in

ventura county. more developing news in oakland firefighters are on the scene right now of a one alarm fire. it broke out around 10:00 on the block of 65th avenue in east oakland. it was confined to the back of the house. the owners were at home at the time and are being interviewed by investigators about the cause. one owner suffered a burn to the house while trying to keep the fire from burning his own house. >> reporter: officials said they found toxic items in 10 brands of popular lipsticks. researchers say there still could be a long term health impact. that's because many women apply lipstick several times a day and wound up swallowing the product throughout the day. there are currently no standards in the u.s. about the contents of the metals. go to ktvu.com and scroll down

to the hot topics section right on our home page. police have arrested a man on child assault cases. 28-year-old joshua isaiah rojas is accused of lewd and lascivious acts with a child. the child was an acquaintance of ro i -- rojas and there may be other victims. police are asking parents to talk to their kids if they had contact with rojas. two years ago, there was scattered violence through the night involving a stabbing and vandalism. police do not want a repeat of that and say there will be added patrols on cinco de mayo including the gang's investigation unit. there will also be a curfew for teenagers. this year's cinco de mayo falls

on sunday. president obama met with the president of mexico. mr.nieto is revamping the ways the u.s. and mexico interact on immigration matters. rebels are trying to overturn the regime of azar. chuck hagel says the administration is rethinking its opposition to arming the rebels. one mayor issue is the fact that some of the fighters have tied to al-qaida. and in turkey, new rules for flight attendants on turkish airlines is sparking a controversy. the airline has banned them from wearing brightly colored lipsticks and nail polishment some people see this as a push by muslim conservatives trying to apply their standards on all women. crews raised the flag draped 22-tons fire to a temporary platform. workers plan to permanently attach it to the building's

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that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. start the fiesta. 12 packs of corona are $11.97. a tasty deal is served. marie callender's meals are $2.00 each. and simply orange oj is just $2.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. a huge game for the warriors tonight but it wasn't just the team proved warriors strong. a special guest was honored tonight, deborah villalon is live. >> reporter: the game just ended and fans are out here flashing. and one of the people in this

crowd, the martinez boy who survived the boston marathon bombing. fans gave a standing ovation to aaron hern and his family introduced on the big screen. aaron actually arrived early holding his mom's hand and limping a bit to a court side seat for warm up. >> we just heard about it yesterday. >> reporter: the invitation was coach mark jackson's idea and he raced over to say hi. next thompson stopped to pose in a picture with aaron. >> i can't even tell you. >> reporter: aaron's mom says the support he's getting helps take away the hurt. especially since aaron can't play his favorite sports until he heals. >> things like this are part of his recovery. and he was having today a down day. >> reporter: a down day that got a lot better. aaron watched his favorite player steph curry up close.

>> it's great all the things i'm able to do and being here and seeing all the warm ups and everything. >> he's a very tough kid. he has gone through a lot. he's come along in 15 days because he has come so far in 15 days. >> reporter: tonight's play off atmosphere over the top. and that describes all the attention too. overwhelming that so much good followed something so bad. >> he doesn't feel like he deserves any of this. i try to tell him that it's not about that and that this is about everybody being in this together. >> how are you doing? did you enjoy the game? >> reporter: aaron also got a visit tonight from a couple of football players from the san francisco 49ers. now aaron told me that he was predicting a warriors win, it did come by a margin but aaron you called it.

reporting live in oakland, deborah villalon ktvu news. >> great to see him out there. the bay area could all but clench the prize of hosting the second super bowl. to host the 2016 games. the league has told miami it needs to renovate its stadium if they want to host. tomorrow florida lawmakers are going to vote whether to pass a plan to renovate the stadium. miami voters will vote whether they will use tax dollars to fix the aging stadium. the coast guard came to the rescue of a ship. the osterdam was 1,000 miles from san francisco on its way to vancouver. doctors contacted the coast guard for help when an older woman began bleeding internally. they went to the ship's location and parachuted down two units of blood. the coast guard says it will

keep in touch with the ship until it reaches vancouver. >> warm out there right now. temperatures still in the 70s and mid-70s but it's cooling off right along the coast. 65 at the san francisco airport. 54 at half-moon bay. it's going to be cooling tomorrow. we talked about that. it has been a very, very warm april. the tail end of april early may. take a look, cooling begins tomorrow. we're going to see as much as 13 degrees cooler at the coast. about 8 degrees cooler around the bay. and a degree or two cooler. so it's still going to be hot inland tomorrow. cooling begins tomorrow and it continues for your bay area weekend. the forecast tonight, no fog at the coast. it's a mild evening. tomorrow you wake up and it's in the upper 50s. inland and a lot cooler coast side and a little cooler bay. the cooling has started.

the humidity in the atmosphere starting to increase with the winds that are coming on shore. those winds were whipping offshore. that's why we're having fire issues in the north bay. now the wind are starting to trend a little bit out of the west. southwest, northwest and a little west. it knocks down temp which -- temperatures along the coast. we head into your saturday and sunday. forecast high then tomorrow, 88 in napa. 90 in fairfield. still warm inland. check out stinson beach, still warm daytime highs but just not as hot as those inland temperatures. still hot inland. not a spare day tomorrow. air quality is going to be better. a lot of that smoke, not going to be such an issue and that's because the winds are kind of moving it around. along the coast upper 60s and low 70s. i think by tomorrow night we will see patchy fog. your bay area weekend in view. monday and tuesday and there's a chance for sprinkles in there

as we head into monday. but it's not rain. i wish it was rain but it's just some springless in there. it's been quite a run. tomorrow still feels hot but just not as hot as it was today. >> ramping down a little bit. >> you will notice it big time this weekend. >> all right, mark, thanks. beautiful night. beautiful night out at the arena. what a win. >> they win it but absolutely excruciating but it hurts so good for fans. warriors rookie comes through big time in the clutch with a 17 point blown lead in the fourth quarter. 10 turnovers. everybody put through the wringer out there at oracle tonight. david lee a little inspiration early. played about a minute and a half and had a rebound. particularly in the first half. slam down, he had 14 points but get this, 21 rebounds.

nice run but the warriors they were only down by two at the half. after trailing by 11, then it's steph lightening it up in the third. 22 all told as he had the three things going and they do build that 17 point lead. they got very careless but here's harrison barnes taking care of a denver turn overgoing all the way. pillar to post, he had 11 points. five rebounds and the warrior rookie like barns and like drey green. absolutely coming through. watch out for the miss, shot here. green up on the 40 had a career high 16 points. 10 rebounds they were up 86-78 with 3:15 left but they wound up winners by the skin of their teeth. denver a last gasp and the warriors do move on. no game seven in denver and they are thrilled about that. this is a new era of warriors basketball for so many years blown games in the final moments. something warrior fans have grown accustomed to.

it's a new day. fred inglis was there. give us a feel fred on how things concluded in such an absolutely nervewracking fashion. >> i still haven't figured out how they could have been down two points at halftime after such a terrible half. but then they went ahead with a 17 point lead. it took the nuggets that long to come down from a deficit. it seems that's his quarter hitting four three-pointers. they jumped ahead and then they came back turnover after turnover after turnover. it was close but guess what, even coach mark jackson can't explain this. >> god has a sense of humor because he wanted to show folks at the end as we threw the ball all over the place, and it's only a miracle that we

advanced. this is a scrappy group. when you look at steph, when you look add david. three guy that is have been through a lot physically, but it was incredible. >> reporter: i think andrew bogut had to be the game mvp. now it is going to be all about san antonio. and the warriors are telling us in the locker room, they're not available in the locker room about the spurs as they were in the nuggets because they are just a different kind of team. san antonio kwroepb -- san count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day.

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all right we talked a lot about the warriors. there is one more game, chicago and brooklyn. we're going to game seven back to brooklyn. the giants and a's were off. dodgers are coming back tomorrow. and the a's are out at yankee stadium. a lot of warrior talk. >> mark, thank you. thank you for trusting ktvu news. we'll see you the next time

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