from cbs news bay area. this is the evening edition. now at 11:00. the warriors championships continue as steph curry explodes in game seven against the kings. oakland police investigating an assault at a weekend sideshow where one of their own officers was seen driving through the chaos unphased. and then, another bay area french bull dog snatched from their owner's car. the owner's message to the thieves. >> i wish people stop stealing other people's pets. they are like their children. good evening. the doves now set to take on the lakers in the next round of the nba playoffs. after taking care of the kings tonight in game seven. >> but before we can look ahead to lebron and the lakers we need to find out what happened

today s frsacramento. >> l t before, game 7 are diff you saw all of the missed free throws of the game. the nerves set in. they held every run that the king's made and the champs beat sacramento on this floor by 20. looney, 21 rebounds, steph curry, nobody saw a 50 point game seven performance coming. it has never happened before >> curry kept them in the game with 20. then, took over in the second half as the warriors grab the lead. steph dropped in 30 points in the second half. finished the game with a record 50 as golden state won on the road, 120-100 to set up a second round match up with the lakers starting on tuesday at chase center after a legendary performance from number 30

>> 50points om my best players. holding this them to 38% and 23 from the three. it sounds like championship to me. when you do it, i would never doubt a champion. essentially who has been there, done it. >> when you have rare situations rare players do rare things, steph curry was amazing you >> think you seen it all, then you see him in a game setting putting up 50 points it is incredible to watch. you can tell by the start of the game he was not going to lose the game. we all followed the lead and he took us home. >> who can stop steph curry? >> hopefully we never find out. >> the warriors looked quicker than the younger kings team. 25 assists, only seven turnovers total in the game. we see you latein game day

from golden one center [ cheers and applause ] the warriors were on the road. dove nation was still in full force at thrive city and the place turned into a party. fans poked fun at the kings new tradition of lighting a beam after every win. >> no beam today. he got the sign, no beam today. no beam, no beam. no beam. no, sir. >> fans will pack chase and thrive city on tuesday. they will have home court advantage against the lakers in round two. more now on troubled san francisco bank first republic as federal regulators rush to save it before trading opens in the morning. skyler henry explains. >> reporter: federal regulators are hoping to restore confidence after a month of financial turmoil at the first this is a hugend allin ree

this is a bit of a seismic moment. the banks are not well regulated. >> the fed is tracking new signs of inflation including high prices on food and energy. the board meets on wednesday. expected to hike interest rates again to tamp down rising prices. and, tomorrow, a big change for perspective home buyers who need a government-backed mortgage. a new fee structure that could lower closing costs with borrowers. hiking them for people with stronger scores. on capitol hill, lawmakers are still debating the debt ceiling. the republican-led house passed a bill that will raise the limit by $1.5 trillion. not expected to pass in the democrat controlled senate. republicans hope it will pressure president biden to negotiate with them >> it has beeno since

president biden sat down with speaker mccarthy. president biden is not going to. >> he will not be held hostage. he is saying we can discuss it, negotiate but first pay your bills. >> economists say if republicans and democrats don't come up with a solution to the debt ceiling the government could run out of money by july. oakland police say they are adding more resources on city streets next weekend to stop sideshows. this one here clogged up traffic this afternoon bringing cars to a stand still. at one point an oakland police cruiser shows up but continues to drive right through and then leaves, no siren, does not appear really to take note of what is going on. we reached out for veot ard back. e lice sa they are investigating an assault that happened during the sideshow. one of these motorcycles hit the back of a

car and after the driver got out the person was beaten by a group of motorcyclists, no word on if any arrests were made. staying in oakland, a woman is pleading for help finding her french bull dog after it was stolen from inside her car. >> it is part of a growing trend. french bull dogs are among the most stolen pet in the bay area. petty yu has the story. >> in less than one minute, a thief broke through a tesla at franklin and third. first, stole a purse out of the trunk from the inside and then went back for the french bulldog. 2-1/2-year-old. the dog resists as she gets dragged into the suspect's car. and even runs back to the owners. but, eventually yanked inside. it has been more than 48 hours since the dog was stolen. >> it was miserable for me to see that because. she was trying to hard. trying her

best to get away from those people. but, i was like so close but i was not there. so, i feel really bad and guilty because it was my fault. >> reporter: video shows the owner across the street running back toward her car just as the robbers finish the job and get away. toya, an attorney, gone to her law office to grab paperwork just after 8:00 p.m. on friday. >> i know french bull dogs are expensive but i thought. it would have been fine if i just left for two minutes. i was so wrong. >> reporter: in the last 2-1/2 years her car has been broken into a total of eight times near her workplace. she never left anything inside until friday. she has put up many flyers near her workplace and the scene of the crime for her stolen dog. she also said that there will be a reward. >> it was really hard for me to

like make this -- and put it out. every time i see her photos it just -- all of the memories. >> reporter: she rescued her from a breeder. she has two light brown spots above her eyes. prefers to stay indoors. she does not eat food from strangers. >> i think right now it is really hard for me to accept the fact that boba is gone. >> reporter: she was not comforted by the fact that when she called 911 the dispatcher said an officer would not be coming to the scene since she was safe. she was directed to the nonemergency line to make an online report that is yet to be approved. volunteers in the tender loin showing dedication to their community. people hitting the streets for cleanup day. everything from power washing to picking up trash to planting flowers and cleaning landmarks, lobbies and streets >> we love the neighborhood, part of the neighborhood, part of the community. you know, so

we want to help do our part. >> about 100 volunteers did the same thing. part of the i love tender loin week. seven-days and nights of promoting the neighborhood. that is the middle east children's alliance holding a benefit today in san francisco. to mark the struggle as what they characterize continued oppression. it has been 75 years now since 85% of the arabs fled or were expelled from their homes by israeli forces. michigan congresswoman spoke at tonight's event as one of a quarter million palestinians in america she condemned the united states unrelenting support of israel. >> each year our country sends billions. maintaining in the

united states all of those lost under this status quo. they are not the only community coming out in support of their home country today. still at 11:00, checking in with sudanese locals. but first, san jose's oldest park is back open or at least parts of it are. why hikers are saying they are not moving fast enough to reopen the rest. in the first alert forecast. all of that wind today that was part of a cold front that will do two significant things this week. we will be cooler, and yes, on track for rain this week. we will look at both of those

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taking some damage. >> some of the trails are open. but some are saying they need to pick up the pace on the trails. >> i tried both of the trail entrances and they are both blocked off. >> reporter: it is more than just a park. her attachment is fitness and family. and fond memories of hikes with her granddaughter. >> on previous hikes i have seen whole families hiking up the eagle rock. we taught my granddaughter how to hike by taking her up to eagle rock. >> reporter: she headed up for the first time this year. she heard about the storm damage that closed the park for months but never imagined the trail to her beloved eagle rock would not be accessible even now. >> we used to call it top of the world. let's go to the top of the world. it feels like you are on the top of the world. when you are up there

you can see all over san jose. it is really nice up there. >> reporter: it in the middle of a partial reopening. trails of red remain closed. yellow ones are back open. the main road into the park was under cut by erosion. it will need extensive and expensive repairs. and crews are still cleaning up other storm damage, rock slides, downed trees and deep channels cut into many of the popular trails by run off. >> once it starts to dry out a little bit that is when we can do the big repairs the ones that really matter. >> reporter: the challenge is, there is no firm time line for when the repairs will be finished. until then, hikers like her will just have to pack their patience and hit the trails that have reopened. >> i just showed up here and thought i would go for a quick hike. but no, can't do that.. >> and believe it or not talking about storm damage, i know this is not a big thing coming in but never the less, a

shock to people who may not know it is going to rain this week. >> 90 degrees last week. we were gearing into no, it might levels will come down to 4,000 feet for those of you who keep track of it. mount hamilton by wednesday. here is sunday night. live look over downtown. pretty typical. 51 degrees there right now. we will switch down to the south bay. check in on san jose. a similar number here. 51 degrees, day time highs not warmer than that. we will be around 60 in general. i will show you in just a second. let me show u why this ek be in storm materialize. seemingly out of nowhere. then it sticks around. we were close enough now where we will get more details. now, we are going to let it play through monday. a cloudy day. showers show up in the predawn hours on tuesday

morning. watch the circulation in this. you will see the area of low pressure spinning its wheels out there. all day on tuesday. all day on wednesday. you will see it on wednesday there. then, by thursday, it starts getting pulled to the south. so, by thursday t is still close enough that it can throw showers back our way. we have taken rain out of our forecast on friday. better clarity. when it is going to get going? now, the totals are not big. it is not one of storms that comes in and there is high atmospheric rain it is not. it is not the rainfall totals that tell the story. you can not brood brush this. you could get an isolated thunderstorm at any point in the bay, anywhere in that time frame and a brief downpour and the rainfall numbers will be bigger. in the meantime,

sierra, half a foot of snow. and the snow level will be as low as 5,000 feet. maybe 4,000 feet. it will be as low as 4,000 feet here from mount hamilton here and it is higher, colder. these are day time highs, a lot of upper 50s. concord, 61, santa rosa, 62. and that is south bay numbers, we will pull out more details here for you guys, middle up ander 50s. for san francisco, oakland, we bracketed those three days. today it was windy. tomorrow, not that bad. but it is still going to be breezy. still an onshore wind that picks up. what we had today was a cold front that came through and made it stronger. tomorrow, it will be a stronger sea breeze. it will still be a breezy day. by friday, should be done. thursday we will talk about being done. then, san jose numbers will be around 60. north bay values, inland valleys of the east bay. near

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history repeat itself one more time >> who is worried? >> reporter: teaching culture to his sunday school class of kids that know all too well what is happening to their cousins and grandparents. be sides the loss of life there is a fear that the nation's very identity could not be in danger. >> someone posted yesterday that the international museum of looted. so, it is heritage. it is history. it is artifacts. and the bombing, that, that it feels like they are bombing the life out of the capitol city. >> reporter: here in the bay area they are trying to make people aware of the looming catastrophe. they know america casts a blind eye to violence in african nations but they want everyone to know that as a people, they, too, stand up for the ideals of liberty >> would you like to see the united states or somebody step

in? >> absolutely absolutely. there are people who paid their dues. we have done all that we can do. we are looking for the global community to help us one more time. >> reporter: the fighting is now in the third week. america is just beginning to move its people out. some are questioning what will be left if they ever decide to return. >> it is not known exactly how many americans are still in sudan. the u.s. says fewer than 5,000 have asked for help for getting out. we are minutes away from movie and tv writers going on strike. what shows and movies will be effected first and why artificial intelligence is proving to be a sticking point in the negotiations

. we are minutes away from 10,000 movie and tv writers from going on strike. while some have breathing room with banked scripts, late night shows and daily programs are not so lucky. they will be the first to feel the effects of the strike. the last writer's strike happened in 2007. the writer's union wants higher pay for shows on traditional tv and residuals on streaming platforms the wg d those

platforms slashing that income stream for its members. >> writers e making 23% less than we were 10 years ago while the companies are making record profits. >> reporter: another new issue factoring into the negotiations is the fact ai platforms are capable of writing scripts in seconds. they are seeking limits for the use ever the technology. in a statement, the alliance says quote our goal continues to be to reach a fair and reasonable agreement adding the long-term health and stability of the industry is a priority. >> every strike is sort of about new technology that is coming along. >> hollywood is hoping for a sequel to 2017 when a last-minute deal averted a pending strike. that appears less likely as we are just about 30 minutes out from the deadline. we will be right back after this

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showing us what he's capable of doing. >> curry had 50 points. >> you can definitely start a game, then we all follow his lead. >> to see a goat, absolutely incredible. >> game day for april 30. last one of the month from sacramento's golden one center with the warriors. man, did the put on a show today in a game seven. are you surprised? a little shocked after game six? it's okay. kings fans posting their first game seven in 27 years. de'aaron fox for the layup. but curry kept the warriors in the first half with the long three. curry had 20 in the first half. and got the co