fall to the cleveland a heartbreaking end to a dream season. the golden state warriors fall to the cleveland cavaliers, 93- 89. in a game that had everyone holding their breath from the very beginning. >> people in cleveland are thrilled tonight, they are celebrating in the streets. the city's first major sports title since 1964. >> in oakland a quieter scene. chopper 5 over oracle arena. warriors fans disappointed but proud of how their team left it all on the court. >> good evening. first, scary moments after the game. police say two fans into the into a fight and one of them fell over a railing from the 2nd to the 1st deck. the injured man is in his 20s.

he is in critical condition but stable condition in a hospital. now on to the game. a nail biter all of the way through. >> we have live team coverage. we are first going to go to sports director dennis o'donell for the briefing on the game, dennis? >> reporter: 73 wins, a dream season for the golden state war areiors? -- warriors but you can not deny they blew it in the game. here is how it came down. wariors, flexing their muscles early with a 7-point halftime lead but the offense would go cold down the stretch. just 14 points in the 4th. lebron and the huge block to prevent andre from a go-ahead lay-up and less than a minute to go. tied at 89. now, irving, hitting a step back 3 to give the cavs the

lead for good. irving and james combined for 53 points. the cavs win. the first one in 52 years. denied them back to back championships. >> we had a goal to repeat. that goal we failed but i don't look at our season. and this group of guys it is an amazing year anip credible two- year run. we are disappointed. >> going here that is an under statement, 14 point in the 4th quarter. listen to the numbers here clay thompson, 6 of 17 the splash brothers are unable to deliver the goods tonight.

as a team the warriors were 1 from 10 from downtown in the 4th quarter. "game day" on location tonight. we will take youd in of the warrior locker room and -- take you inside of the warrior locker room. dennis o'donell, back to you. >> all right, thank you, dennis. we go to where the fans were tonight at oracle. >> reporter: what a stressful game to watch. i got time to spend time with the fans before the game. energy, excitement intense, after the game you can see and feel their disappointment. >> emotional. i am emotional. >> reporter: warrior fans filed out almost silently as the reality of the loss sank in. >> we are very disappointed. sad. an amazing game. >> reporter: despite their disappointment. >> i have been a fan since i was a little girl. >> reporter: their loyalty runs deeper than a season. >> for years and all will be. >> how do you get through it? >> we have been through it

through the decades. >> reporter: no matter what team won, basketball fans got a front row seat to a historical victory. the most expensive tickets running 6 figures. >> i am 45 years old and i never seen a cleveland team win a championship, it is awesome. >> reporter: a fight from beginning until the very end. >> see you next year! >> reporter: warriors support each other through the losses in their strength in numbers. >> who is your favorite player? >> steph curry. >> still is. yes, yes. and, minutes before the game on stub hub tickets were going in the nosebleed section going for $800. now, despite the loss, warriors fans say it was worth eufr single doctor. -- worth every single dollar.

>> fans were excited to watch the team fight on. >> reporter: we watched the game here, you can see it on the faces of their fans and their body language the outcome of the game was a disappointment but the season. the season was one they will never forget. >> the season was phenomenal. i mean, it left me speechless. so, you know, i had a great time watching them. i am glad they got where they were. i am devastated. i was hoping that they would win. >> oh! >> yes. >> all of the way down to the very last second these guise had me inthralled. -- enthralled. i am really glad i was able to be a fan of it. >> so, there will be no parade.

city hall here in oakland lit up it in blue and gold for perhaps the last time for one of the best seasons for any team in any sport ever. in oakland, kpix5. >> thank you, joe. >> golden state warriors sent out this message. one heck of a series. the warriors tweeted thank you to their fans. >> after the final buzzer, the fans were bursting in joy at a watch party in cleveland tonight. other fans got rowdy. several people were caught on camera jumping on top of a police car in cleveland. like many of us, president barack obama was glued to game 7 tonight. here he is leading his family off of air force one as you are about to see. he stayed on board until the game was over. we will have full coverage of the end to the nba season. coming up at 11:30 on game day on kpix.

a lot of buzz from smoke and flaring coming from the chevron refinery. the company released a statement saying it is an important part of keeping the refinery running. it helps keep the equipment running safely. a small plane plummeted on a set of b.a.r.t tracks killing the pie lot. the crash brought -- pilot. the crash brought b.a.r.t to a stand still. the plane burst into flames. >> having issues. left engine, unable to maintain altitude. >> reporter: the radio traffic gives a window into the final moments of the flight. >> is there any field anywhere around here that you can see that you can land at? >> reporter: having trouble keeping the plane in the air, the pilot scans looking for a safe place to land. >> the plane came over us. he was really low. >> reporter: moments later the plane plunged from the sky, crashing near the b.a.r.t tracks where it would burst

into flames. >> a big explosion. >> we called 911 and let them know where we were at. my husband and my youngest son went and ran down there to try to see what was happening. >> reporter: they were not prepared for what they would find. pilot trapped, plane burning. the would-be good samaritans powerless to help. investigators are trying to figure out what went wrong. the witnesses say the plane appeared to be having mechanical problems. >> it was a 2-engine plane. and i know at least one of them was not working. >> reporter: the crash forced b.a.r.t to shutdown service in the area for several hours while they inspected the tracks. the trains were rolling once again by midafternoon. b.a.r.t resumed at 2:30 in the afternoon to help a's fans get home from the game and warriors to get to game 7 this evening. in hayward, kpix5. we are getting a look at the damage after yesterday's five alarm fire in san francisco's mission district.

several buildings burned. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the flames. kpix5 mark kelly reports those that live and work in the buildings are wondering when they can get back inside. >> 24 hours after this enormous blaze consumed 5 buildings in the outer mission, the owners return to see what is left of their businesses. this is one of the few spared. >> everything is fine. we are one of the lucky ones. >> reporter: you have to be relieved? >> yes. i am lucky. i am sorry for the other people, my neighbors, i am sorry for them. >> reporter: neighbors like the sanchez family. they run this restaurant for two decades. now, firefighters tell them it is too dangerous for them to everyone step a foot inside. >> really sad. we don't know what is going to happen. >> been there for 20 years. it is my whole life. it is very important to me. >> reporter: the fire broke out at 2:30 yesterday afternoon

and quickly grew to a five alarm. consuming the neighborhood and taking 150 firefighters to try and stamp it out. >> do we have any idea of a cause? >> no. still under investigation right now. it was somewhere back in the middle. that is all i know right now. >> reporter: every person made it out alive with 2 people treated for smoke inhalation and an infant that suffered breathing problems. lauren was not home when the fire started so she is desperately looking for her tabby cat named "turkey". >> if you yell bottle cap she will come out and she likes cheese grier cheese, be on the lookout. >> one of 58 fire victims not sure when or if they will be allowed back into their homes any time soon. i am told 8:00 a.m. tomorrow building inspectors will be back out here to reassess these buildings. but, two of them including coal hardware has been red tagged. in the outer mission, mark

kelly, k pix5. now to weather, boy, the desert southwest is living up to its name. an intense heatwave scorches arizona. two people in record-breaking temperatures. one woman was biking in phoenix and she just stopped breathing. the other person ran out of water while hiking in the mountains -frp mountain -- mountains, the temperatures in phoenix reached 118 degrees. in southern california people hit the beach to beat the heat. this was the scene at santa monica and the peer. downtown los angeles up to 100 -- pee. pier. downtown los angeles was up to 100 degrees. another hot day in the southland tomorrow. record-breaking readings hitting 120 degrees in some of the hottest spots. it will be warm here tomorrow, too. not that warm. we will have details of the forecast coming up in a few minutes. still ahead, how the rising

temperatures are making things even tougher in the fight against raging wildfires. new evacuations as the flames get closer. backlash against a pastor who praised the orlando shooting. the sunday protest and the message from his supporters -- message from his supporters ,,,,,,,,,,,,

republicans and democrats a bills to ad the u.s. senate is expected

to vote tomorrow on gun control laws. democratic senator, who led a 15 hour filibuster over guns last week acknowledge its it is an uphill climb while rights say gun laws do not work. >> we should be making the laws less full of swiss cheese holes. laws did not stop them in boston or san bernardino where you have every gun control law that you can have. it was after the shooting. >> today marks a week since the massacre at the pulse nightclub in orlando. 50,000 people poured into the city to honor the victims. but, there are questions about the shooter and his motive. we report from orlando. [music] >> reporter: as the sunset, there was a vigil honoring the victims of the worst shooting in the u.s. history. >> this is going to change

orlando dramatically. people are not going to look at gays, blacks, whites, we are all one. >> reporter: crowds arrive to a popular park by the bus loads, then, they march together under the rainbow flag under a show of support for the lgbt community. [music] >> reporter: earlier at 2:02 a.m. church bells rang 49 times throughout the city for the 49 people killed exactly one week before inside of a gay nightclub. gilbert lost his close friend, frank hernandez. >> if frank were here, i know he is looking from above, he would be overwhelmed. >> reporter: it marks the end of a somber weekend packed with funeral services as the community moves forward, so does the investigation. >> u.s. attorney general lynch says on monday the department of justice will release a partial contract with negotiators from inside of the

nightclub. >> we want to be as transparent as possible. what he was think asking doing but the kind of information we are looking at. >> he plans to meet with survive ares and investigators on tuesday in orlando. a city still hurting but hopeful. cbs news, orlando, florida. in sacramento, hundreds of people protested today outside of the church of a pastor who praised the nightclub shooter. last week during a sermon the pastor said he supported the attack. his words set off a firestorm of criticism but today there were opponents and supporters of the church. >> their policy is that no one who is mayepter or join their church, that is discrimination and they do not deserve that. >> it is a shame we live in a country where basically you know, preaching the bible is considered controversial or extreme.

>> today the pastor thanked the media for all of the extra attention. now, the fires, the first one, new mexico fire officials say winds could of started this blaze. it is only 9% contained. it started last week in the monzono mountains. 24 homes destroyed there. another pastor growing wildfire threatening homes in san diego. 75 people e vac waited a town north of mexico. the border fire -- evacuated a town north of mexico. the border fire broke out, 15 unacres, horses and others are evacuated. in santa barbara, heat and strong winds are fueling another wildfire that scherpa fire it has burned more than 7800 acres. it is 51% contained now. but 270 homes and ranches there are under evacuation orders. the first family is back in

washington, d.c. tonight after their weekend get away to joe seplity national park. before boarding marine 1 they greeted about one dozen park rangers. he used the visit to taut national parks importance and call attention to how chime at change threatens them. the first family's visit comes as the national park service celebrates the 100th anniversary. the president will be in the bay area on friday. he is scheduled to appear at stanford, university for the global entrepreneur summit. more than a dozen delegates will be there. the sennet runs until sunday. for the first time the dalai lama will visit. it is part of a statewide act of kindness campaigned launched by a state senator. the spiritual leader is expected on speak about compassion, the environment and ethical leadership. the speech will not be open to the public due to security

concerns. warm weather in the area. not as warm as it has been in the south west. still, middle 90s, plenty warm in the 80s around the bay. we began with the excessive heat warning where there is stiffelling conditions and readings close to 110 degrees in burbank tomorrow. and it -- just to give you a dramatic example of this. palm springs is forecasted to hit 123 degrees. they have been setting record highs down there. in the meantime, the bay area right now. far mild by comparison. 66 for san jose. highs today, we have low 90s in napa and concord. now, middle 90s, 94 degrees today. we get a little warmer tomorrow. overnight lows tonight, in the meddle 50s, sun up on summer solstice. the first at least by the tphoplical definition day of summer. june, july, august. now, the solstice rolls in at 3:30 in the afternoon. same for the rare moon. high pressure over the

southwest. the temperatures continuing to come up here. we till have a pretty good -- well, enough of an onshore flow to give us a cool beach line. drier and warmer for most tomorrow. not dramatically warmer. a couple degrees. sunny, warm, all week, all of the weekend. not much relief for the beach and no cooling in sight. the numbers are above average. sanfrancisco, 76 degrees. concord, hitting 94. san jose 84. plenty of sun. prepare for the temperatures in the middle 80s to the lower 90s. east bay, lower 90s. now, if you head to brentwood, antioch and concord and walnut creek will be warmer than that. fairfield, tphaoepbt degrees tomorrow. and even warmer on tuesday. high temperatures tomorrow, in the north bay, looking nice with readings along the shoreline only in the 60s, 80s elsewhere for much of the marin county. now, clear lake, the numbers will be in the near 90 degree

range. extended forecast. in the 90s. keeping it in the 90s, around the bay, in the middle 80s, looking for relief. head west young man. that is where it will be happening for the next few days. otherwise chilly. prepare for warmth moo yes. all right. >> still ahead. tickets for free. how a decade old lawsuit is giving millions of people the unexpected perk. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

death of a young actor... a yelchin died in a freak acct

today. police say the 27-year-old s killed by his own car. afte got out of it this morining. the car slid backward... pig him against a brick pillar a security fence. a freak accident in hollywood. 27-year-old was killed by his own car. he got out of it, the car went backwards pinning him between a brick pillar and a security fence. he was best known for playing in the recent revival of "star trek". a 13-year-old lawsuit has ticket master giving away millions of free ticket vouchers. the company is sending out the offers to customers who paid and ordered processing fee that never got refunded. to qualify, the punches had to have been made between october 1999 and february 2013. the lawsuit alleges that ticket master was charges quote excessive fees. customers can can log into their account to see if they have a voucher. big waves at the box office this weekend from disney

pixar's latest movie. >> wait, dory? >> yes. we are friends. >> no. >> it was fun. i would tell you a story and i would tell it to you over and over and over again. >> "finding dory." it is the biggest opening for an animated film in box office history. the movie doubled the opening weekend of its predecessor. 2003 "finding nemo." rounds out the top five, wi- point-5-million dollars. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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