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nastgoinwith 16. while the dubs look to greener pastures in sin city. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. there you have it. the warriors clinching a much-neede first win in their series against the sacramento kings. hi, i'm juliette goodrich in fo sara tonight. much-needed is putting it lightly. with their victory tonight, the dubs of what going down 3-0. let's star with vern glenn. he was there a chase center with all the action. what we really call it big surprise since they have a great record at home? >> reporter: no, but i was looking for energy. the buzzwor was effort. these guys in the black jerseys played extra hard tonight! normally you want to limit the turnovers to 12, but the warriors had 12. down 10 fo monday night. so they protected

the basketbas the difference in the game. all started with a superstar who ha only one turnover in the game, steph curry. now darren fox may have been the man in one and two, but this was curry's house the energy was there all game. curry head going early. knocked down three in the second quarter. he had six. scored 14 of 18 in the second half. 36 points for curry tonight. the game was already out of reach late in the fourth and steph delivered a dagger. warriors wo by 17, winning 114-97. the series lead was cut in half 2-1 >> we understand the consequences of if we lost it i and nobody wanted to feel that.

it was a pretty focused effort. pretty broadly if we lost this game tonight was over, so you have to understand the moment. it was just one game that was a big game for sure. >> he is right. it is just one game. but, jules, the warriors are 12-1 at home in the playoff under kerr. they need to make i 13-1 on sunday to even up that series. we will be back later i sports with more shout outs on what the warriors did tonight. >> looking forward to that, vern. the fans also playing a part in tonight's win. the voices heard inside and outside the arena. there were a lot of people out at thrive city to cheer on the dubs tonight. andrea nakano was out there all evening long. crowds have left, but i am sure the atmosphere must have just been off the charts. >> reporter: yeah, juliette. th fans were truly amazing tonight they were loud during the entire game, and even during some of the time-outs. we met

one fan who takes the definitio of a fan to another level. >> ever since i set forward at oracle arena, now chase center in san francisco, i feel extrem joy and exuberance. honestly. this is my happy place. >> reporter: to say sherry foster is a warriors fan is an understatement. she considers chase center her home away from home. but check out her house! guests can stay in the warriors-themed bedroom, and during the holidays you can fin a life-size cutout of steph curry and her walk-in shower along with other warriors decorations, all to celebrate her favorite team. >> i always loved it, but boy o boy, the team we have now i think is a once-in-a-lifetime, very special opportunity. i don't take it for granted for a minute. i think what we are watching right now may never happen again.

>> reporter: season-ticket holder sheree comes all the way up from morgan hill to watch th dubs play alongside thousands o her closest dub nation fans. th warriors desperately needed a win to stay in the series. >> of course we were going to win. after what happened with green, it just motivated the warriors to go out there and win. it was just simply amazing >> there was never a doubt what was happening tonight. this is steph curry. this is klay thompson. but some respect on these guys' names. these are generational talents that we ar seeing, that we will probably never see the likes of these guys again in the nba. >> this is nothing new to us! this is the bay area! we are used to being the underdogs! warriors and six! that's all i got to say, baby!

>> reporter: the warriors are still down 2-1, but these fans say that with this team on the floor, repeating as champs is not out of reach. >> going back to the we believe era, i believe. nobody can tell me different. >> there are still tickets available for the game. prices start at $300. i know, juliette you like to sit courtside, so those only cost about $10,000. but the next game is on sunday at 12: 30 at chase! >> andrea, thank you! note our other big sports story. the future of the a's in oakland is more uncertain than ever, after mayor sheng thao said she had had enough and the city would not negotiate with the team any further over a new ballpark. this came after team ownership announced they had agreed to purchase a 49 acre site near the vegas strip to build a $1 billion stadium.

>> we were the closest we have ever been to sealing the deal, and i get a very disappointing phone call. i want to be very clear. this announcement happened mid negotiations. it shows they had no interest in reaching a deal with oakland at all. oakland is not interested in being used as leverage in th a's negotiations with las vegas >> so the a's would just be the latest professional team to leave oakland in recent years, following the raiders leaving for las vegas and the warriors moving before them to san francisco in 2019. shawn chitnis spoke with fans about this loss. >> baseball is my sport and the a's are my team. >> reporter: joe has been a season-ticket holder for more than 20 years. he has collected plenty of souvenirs and many more memories cheering on the

a's. he was still optimistic there would be a way to keep them in oakland. >> which gave me a lot of hope. it gave me a lot of hope that they would be staying. >> reporter: but on thursday he saw the news for himself. they were preparing to move to las vegas. >> for oakland will be devastating. somewhat for the east bay in general, but it wil be a huge impact. >> reporter: brandon jones has been a fan all his life and showed off some of the gary collected over the years. he said his heart dropped when he found out the a's were leaving. >> all i can say is it is sad, it is upsetting, it is an abomination against the basebal gods. >> reporter: veteran sportswriter dave newhouse who just wrote a book about all the teams leading oakland, he says fans in the city have gone through more heartbreak than an other in the country, losing on sport after the other. >> i think oakland is a town unlike any other in terms of it

passion for its teams. but that passion comes from the fans. it doesn't come from ownership. >> reporter: for joe who has plenty of gear that could go up in value now that the team is leaving, it is not much of a consolation for losing the a's. >> i would trade the value of all of it for the team to stay. >> fans and insiders in vegas were less shocked by the announcement as they now get se for another bay area team to potentially move in. the new ballpark location is about a mile north of allegiant stadium where the raiders play , and just west of the las vegas strip. many people are shocked to see the move come to fruition, but a former vegas reporter says it's business. >> there are conventional thing you could say. sure, it is a huge tourist draw. millions of people will come. the a's believe they will get thousands and thousands and thousands of visitors to come to that city just to see an a's game.

>> so a's president dave kaval that after negotiations with th city they have reached their wits end. >> it is a sad day for the fans but by the same token it has been a 25 year saga. our curren facility is 10 years past its useful life. we need to find an alternative that works, and we have a path in las vegas that can put the franchise on solid footing. >> here is some a's history. they played their first game in 1968 after moving from kansas city, winning the championship in oakland four years later in 1972 and going on to win three titles in a row. in 1989 the a' squared off against the san francisco giants and the bay bridge series that was famously interrupted by, yes, the loma prieta earthquake. as for what's next of the coliseum site, it is up in the air. the

city owns half the site. in february, officials announced a exclusive negotiating agreement to sell the city's stake to a group trying to bring a retail development and a wnba team to the complex. but the a's still only other 50% share of the site. still ahead, tonight antioc police department are facing ne problems in connection with a racist text messaging scandal. >> it seems to me the departmen is so fundamentally corrupted. then we head out to hippie hill for the annual 4/20 celebrations, including a big-name musical artist who stopped by to enjoy the fun. and why this senior citizen is scaling the side of this high-rise apartment building. and the first alert forecast, hopefully you had a chance to enjoy the warm up today. we made it back to average. when we come back, i will put a little perspective

now to the east bay were antioch police are facing new questions in regards to the texting scandal. >> reporter: the suit is the latest in an ongoing civil rights investigation by the fbi and contra costa county d.a.s office. the report found a

series of racist and homophobic text messages exchanged by at least 45 officers. that is nearly half of the city's force civil rights attorney john burris even bragged about beating up a suspect during an arrest. >> the conduct was so horrible that it was more than just locker room talk. it was a stat of mind. for us this was pervasive. many people that hav been affected didn't even know that they were being treated this way. they didn't know that the conduct that they were bein arrested for was improper. >> reporter: burris says that the black people of antioch permission have been more afrai of the police than the criminals. he said the texts purposely targeted the city's black communities. >> it seems to me the departmen was fundamentally corrupt. >> reporter: reposa 16 officers were in

roles. the suwas behalff five that they or their family membe were targeted in those texts. the suit seeks damages along with federal oversight and cour monitoring of the department. >> my kids are sheltered. my so has never been in a gang. they came and got my son 15 minutes before his bell rang at school. what gang member goes to school >> the school district approved audits of the department, including how it hires and promotes officers. a man charged in a racially-inspired egg attack on a muni bus has been charged wit filing people's civil rights. this happened in february. the woman who took this video said the man shouted anti-asian slur at her. the d.a. said benjamin was also involved in a separate incident on another muni bus.

>> when you are on a bus in a close quarter like that, to hav somebody throwing eggs at you i very unnerving, and it is unacceptable. >> if convicted on all charges, the suspect faces up to seven years in state prison. darren peck now joins us with the latest on our first alert forecast, and you have a lot to show us right now. it is heating up, thank you very much >> did you feel it today? >> i did, and i know it will go even more! i wore white because i am excited for the weather! >> we pretty much just got back to average today, and pretty sunset, by the way. >> absolutely beautiful. >> just a little perspective on this. if you were inland today, you noticed the warm-up, becaus the temperatures got up to abou 70, which is average for this time of year. i want to put a little perspective on that, and also where we are going to be tomorrow, and just to start off with we are going to use san jose as our example. today the daytime high and san jose made

it to 71, which is pretty much spot on for average. tomorrow, that number is going up. noticeably. tomorrow we hit 80, which now places us close to 10 degrees above average. it is going to feel really different. the last time you hit 80 in san jose, you have to go all the wa back to october 20th. it has been a while since we done it. technically we hit 79 a week ago, but we haven't hit 80 yet. just for perspective, that is a big jump that is nowhere near the record. the record is 92. the last time we were at 92 degrees on tomorrow's date, you have to go back to 1920. it has been a while since we have been there, but perspective is alway a good thing. we will leave behind the numbers for san jose tomorrow, then we will put the numbers on san jose for right now. this evening we have our life picture back there. right now the temperature in san jose has come down noticeably. it is 55 degrees there. you will go down to the upper 40s for morning lows. but let's get

everybody else in here. it will still be low 80s for just about every other in the location. 80 in livermore tomorrow. you were right around 70 today. will be 81 in concord. 80 in santa rosa the story is the same for all o these. it is a 10 degree jump from one day to the next. that is a lot to notice in one day. san jose was 10 degrees above average. here is another way to visualize that. anyplace on here that is in deep shades of orange, you are 10 degrees abov average. notice it is not equal look at the city, the peninsula and the coast. not are they not shaded, because they will b -- 67 would be the average daytime high tomorrow for san francisco. when you look at the coast, there are shades of blu out there. it will be below average on the coast thanks to pretty strong onshore breeze. w will still have a 24--mile-per-hour wind coming across the peninsula, while santa rosa will have a slow breeze. that is how you get the differences this time of year.

in one sense we are really transitioning seasons right now the marine layer comes back on saturday morning. so we do the big temperature spreads, too. san francisco in oakland, maybe not as dramatic. will the upper 60s in oakland by sunday and monday. you will cool down a little bit over the next couple days. when you look at north ba temperatures, you stay in the mid-70s for much of the week. you will cool down, whether it is san jose or north bay or our warmest east bay valleys. you will cool down as well. but nobody is getting back to average. we will stay pretty warm. we are staying at least five to six degrees above average for the next week. >> it is unanimously! it is unanimously above-average! i had to redeem myself. coming up, we are looking a earth day and the ways that we can do our part to help the environment. ahead in sports, we have go ourselves a warriors-kings a

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with us from chase center where they are protecting the floor for sunday's game! >> reporter: you got it, jules. what a bounce back response for the warriors tonight! draymond green got suspended, who was going to step up in his absence short work, short answer, everybody! but the rim protecto was by far kevon looney! this might've been the play of the game for looney. second quarter looney failed to get the offeive rebound. look at the hustle to get it to steph curry he had the bucket. nine of his 20 rebounds were on the offensive glass. then to the en of the first half. looney another offensive rebound kicke it back to curry, and again he hit a three! looney finished with nine assists, just one shy of a double double, and he only had four points! >> this is loon! this is who he is. he is always locked into th game plan. he never makes mistakes. he rebounds like craz

and makes the right decision. the game is much simpler when loon is out there for our guys. >> sometimes as a rebounder you can get in the zone. sometimes i feel like i know where the ball is going. every time i touch it it seems to go my way. you have some of the best shooters in the league on our team. i know if i get the rebound and everybody is out of possession, i can find them. >> so the warriors won by 17. the dubs got 25 points from the bench. moses moody! mr. stay ready. he was all over the floo and scored 13 points in 15 minutes. donte divincenzo, not great shooting night, but he kept possessions alive with eight assists and four steals. >> that is what the playoffs ar about. you ride with your stars then the guys, the le they need to step up and make

plays. our guys did that tonight. so it could be somebod different next game. >> so to reset, they have got t win on sunday and go back to sacramento for game five. the saying goes in the playoffs, playoffs don't really start until a road team gets a win. jules? >> vern, thank you for your coverage! we will do more and sunday. next we go to hippie hill and golden gate park to enjoy the festivities without the contact!

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hill and golden gate park this afternoon during the 4/20 celebrations. the park was packed with more than 21,000 20+-year-olds celebrating marijuana and smoking it. the festival claims to be the biggest 4/20 celebration in the country. it was celebrated sinc long before weed was recreational legalized in california. this year was celebrated by singer erica bart , along with djs somebody more than just the weight. >> it is good to moderate. >> it is good to moderate and take a little break. all right. the crowds sparked up together right at 4: 20 p.m. birthday is coming up this saturday. to celebrate our planet you are invited to san francisco's earth day festival

at golden gate park . it will be held at the county fair building on ninth avenue. the event includes a street fair an entertainment. organizers say that it will help inspire you t make more creative and earth friendly choices in your daily lives. >> we will have speakers and music and a lot of vegan food. you can take a walk at golden gate park and stop by. we will be right by the arboretum, whic is beautiful this time of year. >> the free event will have ar making and all kinds of events for kids. tonigh

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these are the images we saw out of france with protesters clashing with police in protest to the retirement age. one of the people who would be affecte by the changes protesting in a very unique way, battling with police on the streets and takin to the skies above the city. here he is. he is 60-year-old alain robert. the well-known free climber is known as the

obvious reasons. he said that he made the daring ascent as a show of solidarity with the other demonstrators down below. he di it without a harness or ropes. nothing but his bare hands between him and, let's face it, a deadly plunge to the street below. thankfully, darren, he was successful. he finished the client without incident. he wil make it to his retirement, whatever that new age is. >> they upped it by a few years and man, they went crazy in tha country over that. slightly different from when ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of embarrassment of failing teeth and tooth loss. >> we understand the pain of not

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