warriors went into it all tied up tonight, but that's not how they came out of it as they now trail the lakers. >> we are gonna be all right! warriors! oakland police say they are tracking down on side shows, bu one oakland owner says it's not >> i'm brian heckman. >> and i'm andria borba. our road record has not bee great, but i think we will take them. >> domination was the thought a the watch parties we went to

today. unfortunately the lakers beat the warriors. nothing joyous about the dame tonight unless you're a lakers fan. andrew has a poster here, and looney has it, and cleared for takeoff. that was beautiful. third quarter, the warriors hanging around, down b 12. the transition, and behind the back, and lebron james spins, lays in with his opposit hand, and crafty. davis throws it down, and from that point, the starters on the bench, and the lakers win in blowout fashion. 127-97. burn the film. forget about it! it's on to gam four where the warriors need win. coachat thany sson ned

from this game? if yes, how so? >> play better. i thought we le our foot off the gas, and the lakers took advantage of it. they were great. they dominated the game. it was a laker game. dominating from the foul line, and getting out in transition, based on, you know, us not having good offensive possession, and they controlled it. >> game four on monday at 7:00, and now i will toss it back to you two to hear from the warrio fans who at least had a little fun tonight. >> we are about to find out how the fans handled all of this. >> at thrive city, the fans hav not lost any confidence in thei team at all. >> reporter: that's right, the energy here has been nonstop with fans on the edge of their seat, hoping to take home the win. that happ, and they stinth >> warriorsli thisthis ey

respond. i'm thinking three straight. you heard it here first. i'm thinking three straight. >> reporter: one of the 2600 fans filling the watch party. cheering on the warriors in gam three against the lakers. >> we have to represent. >> we gonna be all right. warriors! yes. >> reporter: stacey is here wit her family and says after halftime, that's when she reall wanted to see the warriors step up. >> we gonna work on that. it's gonna be all right. right? it's gonna be all right. we are gonn make it. they need to calm down and that ref needs to get it together. >> reporter: when the fourth quarter came, the full-capacity watch party shrunk, but the warriors eventually lost to the lakers. >> tap into the championship dna. we have to flip the switch >> reporter: the crowd did leav

early, but they said but a setu comeback. still no agreement with the oakland teachers and the school district. 3,000 instructors on strike since thursday. they say the district is not bargaining in good faith on the contract. they want higher pay, smaller classes, and resources for students like transportation an mental health services. >> we are waiting for them to give us the ultimate authority, but we are ready to counter and go through the weekend to reach a tentative agreement. >> douglas says the union's fight is going far beyond compensation, and they are willing to wait for the range t be addressed. we tried to reach out to the district for a comment, but we have not heard back. they said we agree the issues raised in the common goo proposal are important, it should not hold up the

discussion on the contract for the oem employees. oakland police have brought in extra officers to deal with illegal side shows. fireworks last night were going off, and cars were lit on fire. they wer going on last night on tenth street, and officers set up a perimeter around the scene of the burning cars. another last night at san pablo and merchant street. it lasted half an hour before the crowd was broken up there. most of the damage at th corner of tenth and oak street. you can see a man in a subaru repeatedly ramming the car into a burning vehicle. a store cler nearby said he closed his shop early.

>> scared. yeah, scared. >> police today said they are working to identify the people responsible for the property damage. the oakland mayor said she will crack down on the side shows. the proposed budget invests millions of dollars int the design to prevent them. >> on top of the sting operations with the sheriff's department, and on top of that, we have to implement the environmental designs, the hard concrete environmental designs so it's not so easy to allow fo the attraction of the side shows. >> there's not exactly agreemen on doing it. the city council rejected a proposal to issue citations to the side hope spectators. now to the latest on the a' announcer. he was suspended for uttering a racial slur on air last night. he was talking abou visiting the negro league baseball museum in kansas city,

but it sounded like he used the n-word. he had this to say an hour into the broadcast. >> earlier in the show, i said something, and it didn't come out quite the way i wanted it to, and i wanted to apologize i it sounded different than i meant it to be said. >> the a's issued a statement calling the language unacceptable and said they are working to address the situation. the president of the museum, bob kendrick says the n-word has no place in society, and he said i don't pretend to know glenn's heart, but i know that my heart is one of forgiveness and i hope you will all find it to do the same. he also said he was genuinely excited to be at the museum yesterday. two mass shootings hours apart today. one in california left a 17-year-old girl dead, and at least five others were wounded from a shooting at a

party early this morning. the second was at an outdoor mall i allen, texas. nine people are dead there including fiveyears others were wounded. >> we heard pop, pop, pop, pop, and i grabbed my kids and ran. >> ran to the front after we heard 20 more pops go off. a gu near at francesca's and the whole outfit, assault rifle, shooting at people. >> i saw someone with blood on them. i ran into the back with my mom, and we just stayed down hunkered down. >> no word on the motive for th shooting. there's been at least 200 mass shooting so far in the u.s. this year. still ahead tonight at 11:00, how one bay area city is trying to get ahead of the wild fire curve. we head to the north bay fo a celebration of first responders. we have been losing people,

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rescue crews this morning helped two surfers who got swep a mile out to sea off lands end san francisco. they eventually got them on a police boat, and they were taken to the pier where they did get medical attention. ♪ ♪there is nothing wrong right now a fundraiser helping firefighters secure grants with the help of the man who portrayed a disabled veteran on the big screen named lieutenant dan. his role sent him in the life trajectory as a philanthropist. he sponsored today's fundraiser. >> we want to make sure that ou first responders know how much

they are appreciated, and how much we care for them, how grateful with are for their service every day to protect ou communities. >> it adds to our tool box, so to say. very appreciative for them to put this on and apply for the grant to help us out. >> gary stages events across th country with the lieutenant dan band. the north bay is taking precautions very seriously. >> up in marin, they are creating a fire break that will completely circle the city of novado. >> i will blabber on because yo will add on what you want. >> reporter: ray douglas taking me to see the new backyard he installed two months ago at his home. it looks pretty fire safe but the open land behind the house could be a problem.

>> fire is always a consideration here. >> reporter: it is. you have thought about this for awhile now? >> yeah. we have bay trees and oak trees. >> reporter: he says it helps there's not a lot of thick underbrush beneath them. >> if you have heavy underbrush you will set your trees on fire it's hard to get them to burn unless you have a lot of junk underneath them. >> reporter: the neighborhood i included in the giant fire reduction project called the greater novado shaded fuel break. the 300-foot wide bufferrer zone to eventually ring the fire city. the trees will stay, but work crews will remove the grasses, bushes, fallen debris, and low-lying branches for a cleaner forest floor. >> all of the landscape, full o the fuels accumulating over the years of fire suppression can

create an intensive behavior to move the embers up into the neighborhoods. >> reporter: during recent wild fires they learned how raging fire storms can be checked removing the ladder fuels into the tree canopy. >> some of the places in the sierras, we saw the fires go from 150-foot tall to 7-foot tall flames. that can make a bi difference in what firefighters can do. >> reporter: several agencies joined forces for the regional prevention effort. the resident are putting their money where their mouths are, and officials are using the lessons learned t make sure the disaster preparedness is not being left to blind luck. >> i like the fact they are proactive. it's a good thing. finally talking about government, and someonstill, my

>> reporter: for 100 years, we have done everything possible t keep the fires from burning, bu that's resulted in the buildup of fuels on the ground. we now know that removing them can mea the difference between a fire and a catastrophe. not that any of us are looking forward to wild fire season, but it's odd to be talking about it with the sprinkles, rain, and no februar weather in may. >> the next few days will be gray and cool, and another chance of rain, not a lot, but it's coming in. >> exciting. >> wait until you see the end o the seven-day forecast. we have something for everyone in this. you will like this. we are goin to be -- it's going to get quit warm by the end of the forecast first, this is saturday night, and the view from downtown san francisco. we have got 52 degrees here, and let's go to the south bay, and we will chec in on downtown san jose. the number in front of that one, too. 5 or 6 degrees warmer. 57 in san jose. let me show you

tomorrow first. a mix of mid--levelout there now. sticking around for the day tomorrow. not going to be perfectly clear blue skies, but a lot more blue skies than you had today. no threat of rain tomorrow. the system is gone, and we will not get the light showers. that's sunday, looking good. i will let it play forwar to see what is coming on monday morning. coming back to that in a second. the next chance of rain. we will watch the big picture first to see why it doesn't look super impressive. tomorrow on the daytime highs, and everyone is doing the same thing. mid- to upper 60s. 56 in pacifica. we full out the microclimates in the north bay, and no one is doing anything unique here. everybody is prett much mid- to upper 60s, and doing the same thing the trivalley is doing. san jose, that's you for tomorrow. hittin 67. look at 10:00 a.m., how about 6:00 in the evening, and we can do that for one other location. hayward, you're up, and it's the same story again,

and tomorrow, pretty much applying for anywhere in the ba area. the city, upper 50s. that's the next chance of rain. that system there, putting the futurecast on it, and the big picture. you can see why we are not getting a lot. too far to the north. stepping it down, an watching with the closer scale, and that's wider. let's do better than that. we will come in for a closer look, and it would have light rain for the monday morning commute. did you see it? not much to it. coming through at 7:00, 8:00 in the morning. we had to look close, and even then, did not show up that much. by monday morning in the 10:00 hour, the cold front is fizzling out, and we are done. if we look at it, and we will keep the clouds around by the way. monday and tuesday, stuck with cloudy and cool. it' the second half of next week, off to the races. if you look a the rainfall total for tomorrow a couple of a hundredths inches of rain. the drop of rain on monday, technicality. we have t put something there. a chance o

rain, technically. showing up, but not really. the rest of the seven-day with the warmup. kicking in by thursday. friday, saturday, mid-70s, and in place like oakland, and mid-80s in th north bay valley. san jose to 82. the warmest inland east bay valleys in the mid-80s by the time we get to next saturday. sunny and warm, coming back by next weekend, and all right, charlie? that is me. two segments of sports ready to go, but all warriors after the break, or should i say all lakers? if a picture is worth 1,000 words, the video can tell the entire story. nothing to laugh about from the warriors, but the lakers were laughing. details, next.

the only good news from tonight's game? it's over. it's my civic duty to show you highlights win or lose, so i will do that, but cover your eyes. it wasn't pretty. james committing to be a trojan today and lebron james, committed to his pregame routine. anthony davis at the horn. doubling up the warriors in the second quarter, up by 11 at half. second half, here's the highlight. hello to wiggins wit the flush. we could loop that for a few minutes. let's just d that. eh. i guess we have to show you how the game unfolded. not good from there. lebron james, the man does not age. th k,transiti, and he fofountain

james knocks it down. such a factor. 10-0 at that point for the run. it only got worse. anthony davis, starters pulled moments later. golden state sho 39% for the floor. 29% from three, and lost the rebounded battle. the lakers in the beat down 127-97. l.a. with the 2-1 series lead. >> we had a lot of turnovers in the second quarter, and we lost that lead, i think we were up b 11. started to turn it over, an taking the quick shots, and feeding into their transition and their ability to get to the first down line. from that poin in the mid-second quarter, we had control of the game. we wer in good shape. that's when we lost, you know, lost our poise. >> me and clay had a

miscommunication of transition, and then the barrage of whistle and all of that stuff, it changed the momentum quickly. that was really the point they felt like they got life. >> one of the plays where you'r making a read for someone else, and it's like, the point guard, and making a read when you're not on the same page. i know he would say, if he turned around and looked, he may have had the layup, but i threw the pass. on of those man-to-man kind of plays. i was frustrated i threw it. i saw the whole thing start to finish. the giants are starting to pick it up. how about the quakes? cranking up the energy today. lafc undefeated no more. the highlights from a really good finish. that's next.

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levi stadium will be a host site for the 2026 world cup, bu first the earthquakes had a gam taking on lafc, the only

unbeaten team in the lms. patrick willis getting it started. over 45,000 in attendance. the quakes strike first. christian espinosa puts them up 1-0. 82nd minute, tied at one. espinosa on the penalty kick. where is he going with it right side. got it. party on in santa clara. lafc's first defea of the season. how about the quakes? they are near the top o the standings. baseball, and giveaway hat day at oracle park in honor of the kentucky derby it seems. alex cobb making it possible, striking out five, seven innings of shutout baseball, making it easy on the bull pen. so did the giants' bats. cool moment in the second brent wisely with the first major league home run. solo shot. four wins in a row for sa

francisco. going for the sweep tomorrow. one of the hottest bats of baseball playing for the a's right now. his name brent rutger. it will stay in the yard. more than enough for an rbi double, putting them up 5-1 friday night was the first time this season an a's startin pitcher earned a win. can they make it two in a row. giving up four runs, and struck out six, and that was enough to hold on to the 5-4 win for oakland. the first series win of the season, and also going for the sweep on sunday. louisville, kentucky, for the run of the 49th roses, and -- or that's 149th. two on the inside, and here comes mage with one tolile, too late. mage winsfoth

for orts tonight. mon ght, the wa ba a hoping to tie it up at two for the series. >> why not? >> thanks. next how some locals celebrated free comic book day thanks to a neighborhood comic book shop. that's next.

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some unfortunate news tonight. the south bay's comic con has been canceled this year they diexain y. onl

blaming unforseengeyd their wo other events across the bay are this year, one in alameda later this month, and the big fan exp is coming up in san francisco i november. >> you guys ever done that thing? >> no. >> we are no fun. it came out on free comic book day. stores are giving out free issues all around the world. that has the owner of isotopes comic animated. >> the greatest moment in my jo is when you get to start someon out on the journey of comics. i love that. i love being the sherpa carrying them over the mountain. it's one of the greatest story telling mediums of all time. >> i wish i had his enthusiasm. thank you for watching. our nex newscast is tomorrow morning 6:00 to

♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪" the teaching ministry of dr. charles stanley, reaching the world with the gospel of jesus christ through sound biblical teaching. next on "in touch," "what it means to believe in jesus." dr. charles stanley: what does it mean to believe in jesus christ? all through the bible you and i find these verses, they're talking about believing in him, but what does that mean? it's very evident in the scripture that in order for a person to have their sins forgiven, in order to be saved, as we would say,