. now, the warriors head back to sacramento with the playoffs. then, dean preston slams the plan on the war on drugs in san francisco calling his plan a publicity stunt. supporters of both district attorney price and the family of jasper wu out in oakland tonight rallying for their causes. >> i remember her saying there were too many frustrated with little things, they are not little things. good evening. we begin with the warriors and their nail biter against

the kings at chase center today. it came down to the final seconds. they managed to hang on and even up the there r tonight at e. everyone from chase center. it was an exhausting afternoon for the golden state warriors. it was a grind, it was hard, it is supposed to be hard it is playoff basketball. through it all the warriors were resilient all of the way to the end and knotted up this series. draymond green, coming off of the bench today at his request. we pick it up in the fourth, warriors on the break. steph curry, open from the corner. curry, finished with 32. in the final minute, they called a time-out but the warriors did not have any. sacramento made the most of it. fox hitting a 3 making it a 1-point game.

uh-oh. next position, trying to kill the clock. curry went for the kill shot. did not get it. metoaw something ahathey came good defense on fox. kick today to barns, good look. no good. warriors escape this one, 126-125. evening up the series 2-2 >> what was the feeling like for you when the shot came off? >> oh, man, i was nervous. i was happy harrison missed it. still my guy but i was hoping he missed it really badly >> we did great things down the stretch. getting stops. a couple times we could not get the defensive rebound. then, that switch was my fault. all it takes is a couple plays and it changes everything. we got to be better but i think we will be better. >> porterho that for

entertainment? as the series switches to sacramento. >> now, he was not the only one at chase talking to fans about the match up between the i-80 rivals. . >> reporter: as soon as the game began the tensions started to grow with so much pressure on the warriors in game four. a crucial win to tie the series and pull the momentum they need to take it all. >> i have been a fan my entire life. my whole room was blue and yellow, all of the colors and everything, it just means a lot to be at a playoff game. >> reporter: this family were thrilled they were there at one of the few games they could see and it was the playoffs. he says the rivalry is more intense. >> it was like a big brother, little brother relationship for

awhile. they had the upper porter teams had ittle brother descent leads at different point in the game they kept each other on their toes for four quarters. fans never had a chance to relax. >> pretty stressed out. but we are happy with the win. >> excited. i am waiting for my blood pressure to go down. >> reporter: they are confident all of the way. >> i knew the warriors would come through in the end. >> many willing to say the kings are serious competitors making it quite a show. >> hard to hate them because they are from northern california but a huge win for the warriors. good win [ cheers and applause ] . a theory of sibling rivalry that favors an older brother. >> i think we will boat them in

this series. governor newsom's visit got a lot of attention last week as you know after he announced he was crackingn ugs and drug dealing there. the surprise visit will see it firsthand but the district supervisor fellow democrat is calling the appearance a meaningless publicity stunt. the government could show leadership by advancing health like treatment on demand and overdose prevention sites. this latest publicity stunt does not improve conditions in the neighborhood. it is to appease national conservative media. oakland police and two shootings overnight. the first was a party on international

boulevard. two were taken to the hospital. one is not expected to survive. the other sustained life-threatening injuries east bay times is reporting the victims were a mother and her 13-year-old daughter. a third person, a friend of the family was also injured. a total of four people were killed this weekend wrong way crashes across the bay area. early this morning a head on collision on highway 237 killed both drivers n. san rafel one driver dead and the other is in the hospital with injuries. yesterday afternoon, a woman died after she was hit head on, two others injured. a pedestrian in sunnyvale died yesterday evening. the department of public safety says a man was crossing the street when he was struck. the driver who hit him stayed at the scene and cooperated with

the officials. in san jose one person is in critical condition after a hit and run last night. the police say two cars collided at the intersection of piedmont at midnight. nine people have died in traffic accidents in san jose so far this year. in other news tonight, supporters coming out for district attorney pamela price. they are out demanding that people stop attacking her. >> betty yu spoke to her supporters and detractors [ crowd chanting ] . >> reporter: fresh off of a trip to montgomery, alabama, district attorney price opened her speech outside of the alameda county courthouse reflecting on the civil rights movement. >> when you show up for freedom and justice, you have to be ready for the backlash. some people often say why does it

matter that you are the first black person to serve in this seat? and they don't understand the reality of being black in alameda county. if you are a black person in alameda county you are 20 times likely to be incarcerated. the racial injustice in this couldn't sewhat we all need to be firmly committed against. >> reporter: price said she was committed to repairing decades of mismanagement in the da's office. >> have mental support for people in our community. not incarserating them. we should b helping them. >> reporter: sunday's rally comes two weeks after a rally demanding justice for jasper wu at the same location, the 23-year-old was killed by a stray bullet during a rolling

gun battle between alleged gang members. they are concerned that price will not ask for maximum punishment. she said she has not ordered it. she asked others to stop using gang and other enhancements to extend jail time unless they get an approval. >> i understand her saying there are too many people being incarcerated for little things but murder is not a little thing. >> black and brown people selling drugs, oka . but if you murder anyone give them all of the enhancements, these were baby killers that killed him. we call pamela price. >> reporter: a woman said her son was killed in 2018 at a bus stop. the da has been extremely responsive. >> the first time in five years that i spoken to someone that

is concerned about what exactly is going on and trying to find the person who murdered my son and hold them accountable.. >> reporter: what do you say for those that is a you are . >> da price? >> reporter: we made multiple attempts to address her. but she is not addressing the media. >> the media has not served us well. there was no coverage of our movement. they were too busy tearing down my son. >> reporter: price told the crowd to work together to stop violence after someone shouted justice for jasper. >> justice for jasper. justice for jasper. justice for everyone who has lost a loved one. >> the case is scheduled for tomorrow. in berkeley, people's park, celebrating free speech there in the '60s it is a

sanction for the area's homeless. today, celebration doubled as a protest against the university's plan to build student housing on part of the land. what are the goals? >> our goals, everyone is welcome. society is that is shutting down and closing down further and further this is a place that even if people don't have a lot of money they can come and rest and enjoy the sun. >> university's plan to develop people's park was put on hold by a state court earlier this year. the people's park council will have community meeting next saturday to address the park's reservation. still ahead tonight, an event in removing the stigma of girl's playing sports. we will have the story. but first, important eastbay road closure that could impact your monday commute. we will let you know which area to avoid. we will let you know if you will be able to enjoy pleasant

weather? the forecast, after a break.

. welcome back. cal-trans is closing an off-ramp from 80-to

gilman it is for work on a roundabout. it will be closed for 50 days. part of a project that will include a bike lane and pedestrian crossings. >> the street was closed for another reason this afternoon. it was the inaugural street fair. people came together to celebrate northwest berkeley. artists were joined by food vendors to make the neighborhood a little more neighborly. >> i think with when you know your neighbors, trust your neighbors you can talk to your neighbors. i think that is important that people feel safe and to make people feel like they have a sense of community. >> family-friendly event featured opportunities for visitors to express their own artistry as well. based on today's turnout she expecting it to be an annual tradition. brian is here doing double duties >> yes, the weather guy >> it feels nice. how are you

doing? >> well, great. long time no talk [ laughter ] darren is off tonight and he has to do the position tomorrow. now, it will warm up midweek. things will be near 90 degrees >> that sounds great to me. >> clear skies tonight, a little bit of fog along the shoreline earlier today. tomorrow, we near that stratus time of the year. temperatures right now in the middle 50s. santa rosa is a balmy 60 degrees, balmy for this time of the night. we will go with the usual fog and low clouds at the coast. monday looks like today did. no big changes tomorrow. warming trend then pushes inland temperatures towards 80s. warmest days of the week will be wednesday and thursday in fact the numbers could be 90 degrees. 90 degrees t has been awhile. and it will be dry through the weekend. no sign of rain on the horizon. future

cast, high pressure, now well south and west of the bay area. low pressure up. as time marchs on by tuesday in the afternoon. high pressure builds up over the west coast. the temperatures climb to the 80s inland. the warmest days leading on thursday. future cast does slow, you know, we had fair weather today, really. it was a nice day. but, there is a gauze of high clouds in places. the winds along the shoreline approach middle 30s to near 40 miles an hour by the time we get into monday afternoon. by the time we get to the afternoon, 40 miles an hour bodaga bay. but still, a

pleasant day for monday. 45 at pleasanton. and for tomorrow, it looks nice. 56 degrees, 57 today. numbers in the south bay will be in the lower to middle 70s. a beautiful monday on tap as well. the east bay, temperatures range around 70. san ramone. and north bay looks nice. low clouds tomorrow morning. we will have plenty of sunshine. it looks nice up in petaluma. 70 at kentfield and 66 degrees, 62 degrees, 64 in berkeley .

73 at lake port. 76 at clear lake. darren will be back next weekend. the extended forecast, clouds in the early going. otherwise it will be nice. warmest days will be wednesday and thursday. lower 70s getting towards next week. it will cool a little bit. it will be down, not that much. wednesday, thursday, north bay, andrea, mid-80s, south bay, same thing. by the weekend we will be back in the lower 80s, upper 70s. in the east bay, look at thursday. before cooling off a little bit before the weekend. we all have a beautiful week in the bay area. not a raindrop in sight. we will look for things to be warm. >> perfect >> yes. thk you, bryan.

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. the 2024 presidential race is heating up. many were to speak in iowa. former president trump was not there in person but he made a virtual visit. former vice president mike pence said he will finalize his plans within weeks but hutchinson will formally enter the race on wednesday. >> this opportunity is to have a new face. someone with good leadership that has the experience. >> the gop nominee will most likely face biden in 2024 because cbs news is reporting that mr. biden is expected to formally announce his reelection bid on tuesday. coming up next. getting more girls involved in competitive sports, that when we come back.

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a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his spending. nice. and the engineer? she's taking control with her own account for college. three futures, all with chase. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank for both. chase. make more of what's yours. . it has been 50 years since title 9 opened the door to women athletes. getting girls involved in sports remain ace challenge. a special event remains a e. a special

evrter: in just the second year the "play like a girl" festival is putting an end to t interested in sports. more than 600 young women from ages 2-18 showed up to get a taste of this new wide world of sports. >> we are gets girls playing sports, keeping them playing sports. then, really, defining themselves as an athlete. no girls identify as an athlete >> they try out at 24 sports, with instruction coming from mainly women coaches. she had a good technique for someone who did not try long jumping before or had she? >> i did it many times. today is my first time doing it. >> reporter: and mary was not letting anything hold her back and she tried sprinting wearing a parachute. >> do you like doing things that are hard? >> yeah. >> why? >> because you never know until

you try. >> reporter: trying something new is the whole idea of the plers were teameing arto socc that may t as naturally like making a hard tackle. >> they can get through if they can tackle a bag they can tackle somebody on the field. >> yeah >>and they can play rugby. >> exactly. >> reporter: the challenge for girls in sports is often getting them to stay with it. high drop out rate during adolescence. if anyone needed inspiration? showing off her olympic medal. she thought about quitting many times but her message was encouraging young women to keep working even when things are not going well. >> move your body, stay active to fail, that is kind of the

point of sports is to fail and get back up. just being, just inspiring this emto continue to try, i think t is an amazing part of this day today. >> i think we can always provide more opportunities for girls to play sports. we know girls are looking for that opportunity. >> with all of the thrills, sports has a lot to offer everyone. but, e special kind of strength in playing like a girl. >> research shows that be sides the health benefits girls that participate in sports

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they usually do, they did feed it befor while our general medicine wasn't something normally do, they did feed the little thing before government officials turned over to animal control. >> we didn't know! the l.a. dodgers have extended eight helping hand to one of their former players. andrew tolls hasn't played in the majors since 2018. >> of losing out on his dream o playing in the big leagues wasn't bad enough, he was then diagnosed with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. >> despite not expecting him to ever set foot on a major-league field again, the dodgers have continued to extend tolls to a contract ever since. >> they have done this for year without any reporting.

that at. en thgh ey e er at g >> thank you for joining us. game day is up next.

this is game day. >> the warriors went out and evened their series with the kings at two games apiece. the warriors got it done! attention to detail, shot selection, energy, it was all there. draymond green, back from suspension, came in off the bench and got a standing o! golden state trail by nine early. a buzzer beater! 102-92

dubbs headed into the fourth. and murray from de