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now aiting... on steph curry's playoff fate. but first -- d the slip and fall heard around the nation. the warriors star player goes down hard. now, the waiting on steph curry's playoff fate. >> first, developing news tonight. two people killed in the south bay. and the suspects are still out there. >> we are live in san jose. >> reporter: yes. anight, a search for the suspect who killed a man and woman inside of the home behind me. has you can -- as you can see, police are still out here. >> you think a neighborhood is safe. >> reporter: from their front

yard, a group of strangers learned their friend died of cold blood in their home. >> i cannot help them. >> reporter: simon doesn't know the victims and police did not release the names. still, the double homicide sent shock waves in the neighborhood. >> until they are ready to tell us what happened. i'm not sure. >> reporter: friends of the victim didn't want to go on camera, but word quickly spread among them about the homicide. one man is saying the coup was married with two children. >> we will be out here. >> reporter: who might be behind it and why? they didn't want to speculate. >> i never feel safe. i, i never know what is going on. >> reporter: investigators have not said how the couple died.

they have not released the -- suspect description. it is windy tonight. all right. the flag is flying down in san jose. they had to close the coast in san francisco. tonight, the winds in the 20 the 30 miles per hour range. but it has been as high has 51 miles per hour. 54miles per hour in the mountain. futurecast is showing high winds near the show. not so bast inland. and after the wind and rain it is headed our way. a new twist and drama in the warriors playoff run. steph curry's return to the line-up is short-lived. he was injured today in game four. it was a slip and fall that sent a gasp across dove nation. now, joe? >> reporter: yes. first the ankle now the knee.

and steph curry, as record season and a level has come crashing back down to earth. >> drive, and -- hit -- >> reporter: in the moments of the 1st half it is a houston play here falls first, leaving a streak of sweat on the floor. within a second, steph curry slips on it and grabs his knee. >> oh, god. >> reporter: he limps off to the locker room. >> everyone took a deep breath and stopped for a minute. i think he is a huge difference. >> he is coming back out. testing it a little bit. but the limp is still there. >> reporter: curry comes back and tries to warmup. something not right. he talks to his coaches and limps back into the locker room. he doesn't come back into the game. aspined right knee. tomorrow there will be an mri.

>> you know, obviously he sprained his knee. that's what we think. but we don't know it. >> reporter: green is saying that curry shed a tear. >> he was very, very upset. i feel awful for him. i hope he will be okay, but we don't know. >> reporter: his knee is very swollen right now. he will very likely miss the next game. fans are waiting the news on the mri, that will happening tomorrow to see if this season will go all the way. >> it is all the talk. joe, thank you very much. check out social media. and from mitchel inkrott: has the phrase "sprained m- ever been searched more in hour period than it has tod? the team has a few days off. the series comes back to or

this wednesday night for ga. two san francisco police rs are recovering tonight... after someone crashed into their patrol s in the bayview. the series is back to oracle this wednesday night. two san francisco's recovering tonight after someone crashed into their patrol s.u.v. the front end of wiped out. police are saying the lexus driver likely ran a red light or a stop sign before ramming into the officer's s.u.v. everybody is expected to be okay. a driver running a red light may have caused this violent crash in san francisco. happened about 1:00 near union square. one car broadsided the other. both ended up on the sidewalk. witnesses told police what they saw. >> the black vehicle into the building was going northbound on taylor. it may have ran a red light. and the silver car was going westbound on a green light according to the witnesses. >> reporter: four people went

to the hospital to get checked out. none of the injuries life- threatening. an effort to change an injured horse in napa today. the 6-year-old mayor -- mare tumbled off of a hill. they were able to get her up on the road. unfortunately, her injuries were too severe and she had to be euthanized. a hearing at the state capitol tomorrow will focus on the collapse in berkeley. six people were hurt and seven people killed. water trapped in the wood during construction led to dry rot. acommittee will discuss what

has been done. tonight, ted cruz and john kasich will work together to try to derail donald trump. ted cruz will focus on ohio. and brian webb is saying it could be their best chance. >> reporter: some people waited hours for donald trump to hear him speak. >> it is much more easy to be presidential. >> reporter: a cbs news tracker poll shows trump with large leads in pennsylvania. he is the only republican candidate who can win the nomination before the july convention. ted cruz is already moved onto the indiana and may 3rd. >> stand and fight for the christian values that built this great nation. >> reporter: republican donor, charles coke, rocked the party today.

suggesting that hillary clinton might make a better president than any of the republicans in the race. >> you're terrible role models. i don't know how we can support them. >> we have to do something more. >> hillary clinton stopped off at baptist churches on sunday morning. bernie sanders hit rhode island and connecticut on sunday. >> corporate america invests in this state and country and provides decent paying jobs. >> reporter: john kasich made the rounds and he is looking at possible running mates, even though he is in third place. donald trump will be in the bay area this week. he will deliver the keynote speak at the state republican convention on saturday. he hired tim clark to direct his statewide campaign. and john kasich will be in the bay area ahead of donald

trump. and hold a town hall meeting on friday. the topics include economics, national security, and foreign affairs. and kasich will also speak that convention after donald trump. and ted cruz on saturday. more u.s. troops may be headed to syria. president barack obama plans to send 250 more soldiers to help against isis. 50 special operations forces are in syria. this is a week after defense secretary ash carter announced that the u.s. trip send 200 troops to iraq. and still ahead -- a car stuck in the -- on the tracks and a train heading for it. racle match. a woman set for a life-savi transplant... decides she can safe a life, too. the rare procedure coming up.

this was the helmet cam vie firefighters battled flamesn first street. crews worked to secure the roof of a spa reports of new video tonight of a three alarm fire. this was the helmet cam view. crews worked to secure the roof of the spa. no reports of injuries. a horrific effort in southern california saves a driver from getting rundown by a train.

in riverside, a police helicopter crew was patrolling the city. and a car lost control and stuck stuck on the train tracks. they noticed that there was a train coming towards the car. so they used their spotlight. it worked. >> it was closer to the train then we originally believed. >> the engineer is saying if he didn't see the warning he would not have stopped in town. an unusual end to a police officer chase. officers were tailing a stolen car suspect for an hour in the valley. at one point unsuccessfully trying a pit maneuver. the driver blew through stop signs and drove on the wrong side of the road and sped through neighborhoods. but leads officers to the steps of a police station where he gave up. the pilots of the solar powered plane trying to fly around the world are in the bay area after landing last night and getting ready for the next

flight. we were at the field for the big landing and spoke to the pilot about what is next. [ applause ] >> reporter: after three days in the air -- they made a historic landing at moffat field before midnight. he circled the bay area for hours waiting for the wind to die down. >> the airline is very sensitive to turbulence. it was quite turbulence. it was bumpy. i was telling to the team -- it is a landing you deserve. [ laughter ] i was fighting like hell in the turbulence. >> we got to catch up with the crew on cloud nine after the flight from hawaii, being called the riskiest part of the journey. >> i was thinking it is worth it. >> reporter: he took power naps the whole time. just in case, he flew with a life vest, jacket and

parachute. >> there were hundreds of reasons to be nervous and scared because -- we don't -- we are doing things that nobody has done before. >> reporter: so the big question now, where is solar impulse two fly to next. the plan to phoenix, arizona, but figuring out when it will takeoff and land is not that easy. >> so we cannot promise it is wednesday, we can promise not before wednesday. >> reporter: crews are working to find the right weather conditions for the one-day flight to phoenix. he wants to fly around the world without any fuel to show it is possible using clean technology. >> do you think this is the future of the flying commercially? >> i would say -- i would, i would be crazy to say yes and stupid to say no. >> after phoenix, the pilots will fly to the midwest, new york, across the atlantic, to

mediterranean and back to aube dhabi. a woman gets a second chance of a lifesaving transplant and besides that she can save a life giving her heart. now, two women have a unique and special bond. >> most people don't find out who their heart or lung transplant even came from. they don't know anything about the donor. >> 53-year-old linda carr knows. she received 51-year-old tommy griffin's heart. >> it is amazing that i can -- help a person and has my heart. >> reporter: and tammy received the heart and lungs from a diseased 21-year-old donor. tammy had cystic fibrosis, receiving lungs was critical. her heart was still functioning well, but was pushed out of the normal position. along-heart transplant was the only option. and tammy wanted to know if she could give her heart to someone else, literally. >> i said is my heart still go.

they said, yeah. i said why don't i do not it. >> tammy's heart was a miracle match for linda who was diagnosed 20 years ago with a genetic disease. her health was declining. so two women were at the same hospital floor in stanford, receiving organs in a procedure. >> all together. there is probably 30 people involved in these two transplant operations. >> reporter: dr. joseph coordinated the surgical team. one removed the heart and lung from the deceased -- donor and then they implanted them in tammy. and then to linda. >> this is once in a lifetime. >> reporter: both women were not sure of the outcome until the surgery was complete.

>> this is extremely rare. the last one at standard was done 22 years ago. >> and the ideas were confidential, tammy and linda wanted to meet. two months later they met. and even more remarkable. tammy got to hear her heart beating in linda. >> emotional. >> reporter: both women are saying their sheng in -- health is improving daily. they wear masks outside. >> i love to be able to jog or mountain bike. >> reporter: for both women it is one day at a time. >> it is just a miracle. i cannot believe this actually happened. it is just wonderful. just amazing. >> i will be forever grateful. i'm happy it worked out. >> reporter: this is national donate life month. and both women said that they hope others will find it in their hares to be an organize -- hearts to be an organ donor.

>> you spoke to them after the operation. they are feeling good. >> it is amazing. remarkable. amiracle. >> they are wearing the masks. they don't want to catch anything. >> for a couple more months. absolutely. >> fascinating. opening day at the bay. we have a lot of wind. too much of a good thing with gale winds off shower. and wind advisories for 40 minutes. sustained winds. 20 to 30 miles per hour. and gusts to 45 miles per hour tonight. and peak winds 54 miles per hour. it is windy here in the city. too. most of the winds, the strongest winds close to the shoreline. and at futurecast, the strongest winds they are inland -- not a big deal tomorrow.

temperatures right now, 52 degrees and 53 in the city. and the west coast, they will get snow showers in yosemite and lake tahoe. but for us, here is the futurecast no clouds. most of the day is clear. so sunshine tomorrow and on tuesday, but it is rain moving in for wednesday. and to sum it up, we get a windy, still cool day tomorrow. plenty of sun. the next chance of rain is wednesday. really the third headline, we will get a pretty good warming trend on friday, saturday, and sunday. by sunday in the mid-80s inland. you heard it here first. snow with rain in the mountains. partly cloudy skies. sacramento 72. and monterey 61. overnight lows tonight we will

be seeing temperatures in the mid-40's. sun up tomorrow morning. 6:20a.m. on your monday morning. and forecast highs tomorrow will all be in the 60s. with a few exceptions in the east bay. up in the north bay tomorrow, a lot of sunshine, but brisk. we will have winds around. the temperatures in the mid- 60s. to the county eat and find the valley, 68 degrees tomorrow. extended forecast we will be looking at sunshine on monday, tuesday, and wednesday wet. and then thursday and friday look at the numbers, mid 80s by sunday. so pretty good week ahead. just an umbrella on one day. >> good to know. in a scare for people in the los angeles counties foothills. abear was spotted perched in a tree. it came down.

animal control officers tranquilized it. it will be checked out and then released back into the wild. still ahead. selling this quiet bay area town to millennials. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

for innovative performances. and their next one will be performed right on your pho. they'll be the first major orchestra to live-stream a d on sea symphony is known for innovate performances. and the next one right on your phone. the first major orchestra to stream live a performance on facebook. it will be available to audiences around the globe free. so set your alarms wednesday night, 8:00. an east bay city is using the old school charm to attract new people. owners of brick buildings were given a deadline to retrofit or be shutdown. today, entrepreneurs got a look

at downtown and it is cool because of its supply of vacant, vintage, chic commercial buildings. >> it is different. there is character and a sense of pride and community that lives here that can blends -- blend with the new. >> the earthquake deadline was required by federal law. buildings could be red tagged or demolished at the owner's expense. still ahead. if you bike, oh, you will break a sweat. not on these bikes. ,,,,

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gameday, i'm dod...and buckn sports fans..it's gonna be a busy this broadcast is real time captioned by carrie o'brien. good morning, everyone. welcome to game day. i'm dennis o'donnell. buckle in sports fans. it will be a busy week in the bay area sports. the warriors playing wednesday. and the draft on thursday. and the sharks circling the water in wait of their second round opponent. but we will begin with the warriors one win away from the second round. will curry be with them. his future is in doubt after a

slim that led to a knee injury. and then a warriors third quarter on slot meant to say we got your back. now, curry missed the previous two games with an ankle injury. curry said it was fine. he gets the steal. and six points in the 1st half. but 2-9 shooting. end of the quarter. and james harden tied the game at 29-29. and the rockets bench was more excited was he hit the game winner. and the second corner. harden to howard. houston opens up a seven-point lead. back come the warriors. igdalla had 22 points off of the bench. aseason high for him. and then curry slipped on a wet spot and goes down. he is diagnosed with a