. >> reporter: authorities said about 12:40 pm and balconies fill with people outside apartment 405 collapse killing six and injuring seven others. to critical. to exchange workers from our land here to work in the u.s. for the summer. --ireland >> this has left us and shock and disbelief. >> is affected all it yoenis to have similar that place and read that some other units. with similar balcony's creek the property owner has been ordered to do a job dropped you that we share and will be going our own evaluation of the property.

>> reporter:shortly before 4pm, crews lifted that 4th floor balcony and brought it to the ground. inspectors then returned to that ledge for a better look. inspectors will try to determine if the balcony was not structurally sound or if it was overloaded with people or if something else played a role in its collapse. >>we're not going to leave any rock unturned so we are going to make sure its done and this is a wake up call. we have all these buildings going up in berkeley and we want them to be built perfectly and solid and we certainly don't want this kind of thing to happen >> reporter: we are back live at the same as work crews continued inspecting and drilling a hole at the third floor balcony. it could be multiple factors leading up to this collapse and they are going to find that they tell of spirit that is the latest reporting in berkeley. dan kerman kron4news

>> pam:the irish foreign minister condolences. to those affected by the collapse. charlie flannigan spoke with the media today in dublin, ireland. >>.notice been shattered. >> pam:tonight we are learning details about the victims of that deadly balcony collapse. our coverage continues with kron 4's vicki liviakis. she is live in berkeley with >> reporter: yes pam now we can put names and even a face to the list that are dead. most from far away from our land. but one is a california girl. >> reporter: see a steady stream of people bringing flowers and pay their respects to the dead.

>> reporter: the others that died and this collapse are all from our land. >> reporter:--ireland >> i look down and i was in the presence of debt and i did not want to stay there for too long. =--dead >> it is briefly painful that the officers that had to respond to deal with such a situation. todd >> to them and talk to their families. that >> reporter: here live at the scene of the accident we were told that the family of

the dead and injured will be all right thing for or arriving from ireland some time tonight. >> pam: tonight we are learning more about the medical conditions collapsefor that part of our coverage we turn to kron4's haaziq madyun >> reporter:here you see friends of some of the irish j-1 visa exchange students injured in the berkeley balcony collapse rushing into highland hospital in oakland to check on their injured >>"i can confirm that we received 3 victims from the incident this morning" >> reporter:there are a total of 7-surviving victims, including 2 in critical condition and 5- listed as stable being treated in at least 3- different hospitals here in the east bay >> reporter: >>"some of kids had blood on their knees some of them had

blood on their shirts. >> reporter:gerald robinson of berkeley says he came across a pair of frantic students just after midnight needing a ride to the hospital emergency room. >>"i was just driving away and looked desperate and i knew what they wanted so i stopped and i just gave them a ride to highland" >> reporter:ireland's consulate general to the united states phillip grant >>"out in the vicinity of the hospitals. >> reporter:the consulate general says there are grief counselors in the hospitals prepared to help any of the 700 students from ireland currently here in the bay area. he says it is likely that all of them knew someone who attended that party, who may have been injured or was killed when the balcony gave way. at highland hospital in oakland haaziq madyun kron 4 news.

>> pam: in the early minutes after the tragedy -- first responders in berkeley were being rushed to the scene. >> pam: catherine heenan is here with more on that part ofthe story. >> catherine: the scene this afternoon -- very different from the scramble last night. >> catherine: we have recordings of the police and fire dispatch during those early minutes. >> catherine: excerpts include the growing realization of just how accident was -- and how much help was needed. return to >>police began getting emergency calls around 12:40 a-m. >>berkeley's police chief says it took the first patrolmen about two minutes to arrive on the scene.

the city of berkeley says, >> >> catherine: police say they began getting into this because about 12:40 pm berkeley police said it took at first patrolman about two minutes to arrive on the same spirit--scne --scene >> pam: the city of berkeley says the library gardens apartment building. underwent a series of inspections by city officials, as it was being constructed between 2005 and 2007. >> pam: we asked a building inspector who once worked for the city. to come out and take a look at the damage.

>> pam: she also looked at this video, which gives a closer look to the condition of the wooded beams. >> pam: she says, it looks as if the wooden joists were water damaged, which could happen, if the metal flashing did not properly divert moisture, away from the beams >>"lose all of it's structural strength" >> pam: she says if it was water damage, the cause could be a building design flaw, or a construction, that kept water from being diverted away from the wooden beams. >> pam: she adds, in her experience, it could be months before the city gets to the bottom of the root cause. >> pam: grant?

>> grant:we have a side by side before and after view of the building. the balcony that gave way was on the top floor of the four story building. the after image shows how the balcony that collapsed.was perched on the the day. >> grant:tonight.people are not allowed on the 3 other balconies in the building. there are 177 units at the library gardens apartment complex. >> grant:rent there ranges from 21-hundred.to four thousand dollars per unit. >> grant: pam? >> pam: we will be working with that independent and distressed real industrial engineer and the authorities to investigate what

happened. >> pam: we will continue to follow we get them. >> pam: and you can find out more about the collapse. and victims, on kron 4 dot com. >> grant: police not releasing many specifics for it we do not know the child condition for it she was rushed to children's hospital in oakland. with this one guy can come up at the same. no arrests have been confirmed. as soon as we break and a soon as we learn more we will bring can prick the breaking news of oakland and 4 year old girl was shot in oakland.

>> pam: there is much more ahead at five. >> pam: next. the warriors on the brink of winning the n-b-a championship. >> pam: we are live from cleveland. as the team prepares for game 6 against the cavaliers. >> pam: plus, see how life guards are taking to the sky. to surface of the ocean. >> pam: and the former leader of the spokane n-a-a- c-p. breaks her silence about the controversy surrounding her race. >> jacqueline:

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>> pam: the warriors on the verge of clinching their first n-b-a title in 40- years. return >> pam: the dubs will play the cavaliers in game- 6 of the n-b-a finals in cleveland. in less than a hour from now. >> pam: kron 4 sports director gary radnich joins me. return to

>> gary:lebron james arriving at the "q" prior to tonight's game 6 jerry west in 1968 is the only player to win finals mvp playing for the losing team >> gary:lebron is averaging 36.6 points, 12.4 rebounds and 8.8 assists as he has almost single handedly kept cleveland in the series >> gary:word is if he does win mvp and the warriors clinch tonight he will be given the trophy outside the cavs locker room while the warriors celebrate on the floor >> gary:here is lebron on winning the mvp in a losing effort >> reporter: you can see the fans right behind me going into the arena. they are still all and. let's show you some video. around 930

the same relaxed. they did their drills. once the gun and curry i did not even see him shoot a shot at he would pass from ott to teammates. we saw klay thompson do some shooting as well and quickly took off. get this? this is a huge game for them. curry says he slept like a baby. it was so hard for them and they were dehydrated that he had no problems sleeping last night. >> reporter: here is what they had to say heading into game 6 ^ >> for us, all the up the playoffs we concentrated on the game in front of us we

are not thinking about game 7. i am not concerned about that i am focused on tonight. i really think that we are poised to come out and play well tonight. >> all of our energy and effort will go into tonight's game. if we have another game, then we will think about that later on. >> heart. a rebound the basketball. --play hard and rebound >> reporter: weather the storm and hang in there. i ask them what about game 7? they refused, all of them to think about game 7 they need to get through and focus on

this game. back to you gary! >> gary: people who know the game will tell you it is pretty hard to and imagine lebraun james going down quietly. the last time and m d p from and when teen that the most viable player award was 1969. so we have already made plans if the warriors would clench tonight and james to get the in the people it would give it to him just of set the cavaliers locker room what the warriors celebrate on the floor. here is lebraun on the imm vp >> i would not feel good about it at all.

>> gary:. biggest accurate lebraun james barrett if i had to bet money the warriors may be more at the finish but i do not think james would make it peak, a blow out for it---make it become a bit loud. >> pam: would check out the fans at oracle prick and a bit later. >> diane: 88 for livermore. 60s from around the bay. this is what it looks like for the rest of the evening with clout and breezy. 11 mi. per hour wind speed.

let's talk about a warmup in place. here is the fourth 7 day forecast coming up just a bit! >> pam: california officials say, and roller-coaster did not cause the death of a young girl today that 08 county coroner's office ruled 10 year old jasmine martinez died from natural causes. she passed out friday after writing the magic mountain revolution ride. the attraction can get up to 55 mi. per hour and write up a 113 ft. hill. according to park officials just and was treated at the scene there ever lived in new delhi to an area hospital she was transferred to another hospital over the weekend. but died monday.

>> grant: 2 teen attack by a sharp over the weekend off in north carolina beach are doing better creek a 12 year old girl was bitten so badly near an oak island here sunday that she lost part of her left arm and suffered a leg injury. a 16 year old boy lost his arm from the same shirt around an hour later creek here in california a beach lifeguard and is using drones to show us how to or how close the sharks action get to the shorter it in still beach you can see the baby great white shark and waist deep water to let guards say the drop allow them to monitor the safety of the area of four swimmers but until the attack or become aggressive there is nothing to be concerned about. >> daunting for me.

>> reporter: still beach will remain open unless they see signs the sharks are becoming more aggressive. >> grant: them and may seem too late, if you ask me. but they will continue to hang signs outside the entrance morning beach course that are getting in the water at their own risk. pam? >> pam: next. we are honoring a teacher of the weak who is spreading and love for the arts in creating drama at a san jose middle school creek plaster it won a major league baseball team is being investigated by the f b 54 hacking.

>> pam: >> pam: kron 4 has been honoring bay area teachers

for their outstanding work catherine heenan is here creek with our latest teacher of the week. catherine? >> catherine: his name is david ebersole . and he teaches english, and drama and creative writing. david believes that a love for words opens all kind of doors. >> catherine: drama teacher at the big a sunny campus of leyva middle school in san jose home to nearly one dozen or thousand students. >> why it up, in front of me.

>> catherine: and since 1986 a featuring drama program created by this man the walls are covered with photos of past productions and the young actors he is inspired. performing place that in many cases he has written himself visiting classmates make up the audience today accurate and are reminded you do not talk door that played david has love the arts since she was in grade school and the pistons with to creek today they are having some fun. many of the seventh and eighth graders have never seen live theater, much less performed before their class plant and a scheme to become aware with more than stage experience. >> everything that happens outside, good or bad i bring the good in here and i use the bad to express it. it is it has helped me a lot with

everything. >> the answer appears, at its heart because the judge to be managed, and gives me a boost of confidence accurate >> nobody learns anything they do not let. >> catherine: it is a class they now have to take but it is always full heard told is confident an a la words under his watchful eye thousands of students have been set into the world with all of that and more and as he retired from daily teaching next year he is looking for ways to expand the program by making its elements. were widely available perhaps with a book creek here's our teacher of the week. >> pam: said that excitement is building for game 6 of the nba finals.

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>> pam: well, and just about 30 minutes the war years tip off against the cavaliers in cleveland. it went to night would give the tanker first championship in 40 years. right now thousands of fans are filling the oracle or linen in oakland for a massive watch party. kron4 j.r. stone its like at oracle what the excitement there. j.r.?

>> reporter: 17,000 people had paid their way inside. one woman has come up to me as if she cannot wait she is sitting courtside for $15,000. >> reporter: is not that crowded inside right now. if you go outside is a totally different story. i would like to go to video. out out there a little while ago. there are more people tell getting tonight this evening when there is no game that on a normal game tonight. that is how many fans are coming out because again there's only $5 to park out and that parking lot. >> this is my daughter creek she did she just bought a ticket i said o.k. we are going. this is the place weight best place to be.

>> we may be able by fooled. --food (laughter) >> we may be able to spend our money on jerseys. >> reporter: you have there? >> the golden state warriors thinker. --finger >> reporter: think that they are going to take it tonight? >> no doubt, baby. >> reporter: you heard them talking about stormie the part of the they do have a lot of security. if you are watching the game in may be difficult. i want to pan out because that is where the game is quinn to be played

creek in the action helped hire you are. nonetheless fans are outside making their way inside for what will be a jeremy at rocky not. pam back to you in the studio. --a jamming and rocking night! >> pam: the controversy surrounding former spokane and eight acp leader rachel dolezal just took another confusing term. alecia reid is here to tell what about the first public statement that the beginning of the controversy over her race. >> reporter:

>> i identified as black. >> reporter: in an interview on nbc today show, rachel said that she felt she was an african-american from a young age. and despite the criticism she has received that hasn't changed. >> i did feel that at some point i would need to address the complexity of my identity. >> reporter: the 37 year all parents were both white say they cannot understand why she is claiming to be african-american. >> we would like to say rachel we love you and i hope that you would get the help that you need to work through the identity issues and integrity issues of the to the move on with your

life in a positive direction >> reporter: her adoptive brother was african-american is less forgiving. >> she's operating announcing that she has been born black and she knows what it is like to grow as an african-american and i can call it black face because that's pretty much what it is. >> reporter: rachel said she never purposely missed lead anyone. >> reporter: >> is a little more complex than me identified as black or in answering questions of are you black or white. >> reporter: but she stopped short of admitting that representing herself as a black with a poor choice. >> my life has been one of survival and the decisions that i have met along the way have been to survive and to carry ford in my journey in life continue 1.

>> reporter: in addition to stepping down at the spokane charter president no longer has a part-time job in the africana studies program at eastern washington university and the city ethics commission is investigating an application to join the police oversight board where she identified as wide black and american indian. >> pam: joist mitchell was the is standing by her side she is the one accused in helping to convicted cut killers escape from prison in york state mitchell's lawyer says she made he made a jailhouse visit to his wife joyce on tuesday. and she is being held on charges of smuggling tools to to murders. she has pleaded not guilty to two charges. now investigating they believe mitchell was a

backup estate plan and the two men have always had a better plan of the sacred meantime the search for these babies is now approaching two weeks and may be growing cold. >> pam: six young people and all fired are killed after a balcony collapse in berkeley earlier this morning creek 13 people fell on to the street one that balcony gave way that was reportedly too small for the number of people who were on it. according to one structural engineer print the injured are recovering at highland hospital in oakland. families of the injured and the debt will be all right thing earlier. >> pam: still ahead tonight robin williams live on screen performance coming up province co-star and director takes us behind the scenes of his haunting

performance and boulevard. and next. the gop field for president gets even more crowded today.

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running for president. donald trump announced today that he is joining a crowded field of republicans. catherine heenan is here with more on what the real estate developer is promising. >> catherine: trump makes it even dozen high-profile republicans in the race. and like him or not you could not call his announcement boring. he says only someone really bridge like myself can restore american economy primacy. and that he will not need lobbyists and does not care about donors per trump says he can use his business skills to make the country great again. he also made his position on immigration from mexico very clear. >> catherine: the 69 year

old has toyed with the idea of running for president before and 2000 and 2012 he had the idea that he might enter the race but never did occurred this time he says he's serious. in preparation for the announcement truck has decided not to renew his contract with in b.c. for his reality show the apprentice. >> catherine: republican candid jeb bush was campaigning in new hampshire today monday after announcing his bid for the white house during the band he was asked his thoughts on a letter pope france's is expected to release this week on the environment and climate change. the pope has said that climate change is mostly men made.

>> catherine: and there were prius prostitute there were protesters outside the hall where bush was speaking in that interview earlier today bush repeal criticized democratic runner-up front runner hillary clinton calling her a formal candid the question had a cop accomplishments. >> diane: with a light breeze stirred was, with more on the weather!

>> diane: some clouds of around 7:00 p.m. and by 10:00 p.m. the libraries will continue at 11 mi. per hour. temperature wise with the inland locations for the east bay accurate advice by

camry will have a catchy f o g. so here is what it will look like selleck rid our no rain until next week derrick more sunshine for it more clout and at 0 g. pettifog in the morning hours. >> diane: the western region will get more of the f o g and daly city and san mateo. for the most part will be nice and clear for the east bay and the inland locations. a little bit chilly with a slight breeze in general an afternoon highs to with 84 for pleasanton and cooler on the east bay shoreline. looking more like low 60s the upper 60s.

>> diane: look at the pattering trend things were starting up by saturday and sunday, i guarantee you will be sweating. and plenty of sunshine to lash you enter earlier of next week. >> pam: robin williams on an academy award for his performance in 1997 to good will hunting and now there is more and now there is a major but somebody has dramatic road and boulevard the insider is with hollywood and more. >> a streak i did not know. --a street >> reporter: did you have

any indication of working with rabin that he has such a dark demons at that time? >> no accurate no not at all accurate the thing with robyn you have to do with many levels when your are so high. >> reporter: he really loved it. >> reporter: >> i saved my voice now because it was so fun to just hear him. >> reporter: a man in his 60s struggling with his homosexuality. >> reporter: how the robins and that affect you? --how

did robin's death >>numbness. >> pam: you can watch all your celebrity news here on kron4 creek at the the insider and entertainment tonight there is at 730 grit followed by kron 4 news at 8.

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technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: 84 year-old girl has their rush to a local hospital after she was shot. at my doctor boulevard this is the deal after the shooting courtesy of our helicopter partnership with abc seven newsprint police is not releasing specifics at this hour, we do not know the girls condition at this time. we do know that she

was sent to the children's hospital in oakland we have not come the police have not confirmed in the arrest and booking it posted of oakland creek again at 4 year old girl shot tonight in oakland. >> pam: six young people were killed according 5 including five people from arlen on that balcony came crashing down earlier this morning. among the dead 22 year-old ashley dunn a hold from ron our part. --among the dead.22 year-old ashley donohoe from rohnert park. >> pam: kron 4's dan kerman has been at the scene of

this tragedy all day. >> pam: he's live tonight with the latest on the investigation.dan? >> reporter: this tragedy has all of them on edge. late tuesday afternoon this balcony which collapsed shortly sending seven people sending six people to their deaths and one person injured. they are trying to investigate if too many people were controlling factors to the collapse. >> a: to be looking at everything desperate to see what the cost per--to see what is the cause. >>ireland is a small country. when you look at

the number of loss today ... few of us has been that did buy it today is lost. >> reporter: both the property owner and city will conduct structural inspections. >> it is a dark, dark day. it certainly is and berkeley. with >> reporter: is interesting is that the police chief had indicated that before this had happened policemen and noise complaint at this location but police did not come out and that is because minutes later they received

the shots fired in different parts of berkeley and had to divert police officers there. >> pam: 7-victims survived the balcony collapseincluding 2-in critical conditionand 5- listed in stable condition. highland hospital in oakland is one of 3-east bay trauma centers providing medical treatment for the irish students >> we are a trauma center and we are well prepared to deal with these situations. ".last night"

>> pam: ireland's consul general says he is expecting family members of the victims to start arriving this evening from ireland here in the bay area >> catherine: the tragedy has sent shock waves through the irish community -- both here and in ireland. >> catherine: it's a close knit group of people - and many of the students here know each other. we talked to two irish students who were asleep in a first floor >> catherine: apartment of the building when the balcony collapsed. >> everyone was pretty shot heard just a tragic rift-- pretty shoked. just a

tragedy >> catherine:that young man wasn't alone. >> catherine:irish students in the area who knew their parents would hear about the tragedy - say they rushed to call home - to make sure their families knew they were safe. >> grant:the before and after images of the balcony are chilling. >> grant:this top balcony is the one that gave way. >> grant:settling on the balcony one floor below. kron4's maureen kelly talked to a former inspector with the city about what could have caused the collapse. >> reporter:here is video that shows city inspectors hoisted by a crane getting a close look wooden beams in the building wall.check out how the one at the end appears to be rotten

>>the joists that could out of the building look damaged.i see five of them here and they all look like they broke away >> reporter:susan spott has been a building inspector for over 25 years.many of those years working for the city of berkeley and alameda county.i showed her this video which gives another view of where the balcony broke away.she says she sees evidence of wood damage.that she thinks was likely caused by water getting inside the stucco exterior. >>it looks like there is old plywood sheeting that's pretty much disinagrated.it's made of.so if it gets wet it just falls apart. >> reporter:she says it could be a flashing meant to keep water away from the wood. >> reporter:the beams slowly weakening over time as a result of moisture trapped inside. >>it could have been a design construction error, an oversight in constuction or an oversight in inspection. >> reporter:she says there is also a preexisting flaw in the wood itself.

>> reporter:according to the city the of inspections as it was constructed between 2005 and 2007. >> reporter:the 176 unit building owned by a company named black rock and managed by another also been inspected during any kind of improvement to the building. >> reporter:now susan spott says in addition to going over the damage that remains those inspectors are now likely going over the buildings original plans. >> reporter:and those inspection records.to find out exactly what caused this tragedy to happen. maureen kelly kron4 news >> grant:the city they plan to publish the library gardens entire permit history on available. >> pam: tonight the war could be crowned and beat a

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>> pam: the former leader of the spokane washington n-a- a-c-p broke her silence this morning appearning on the today show. rachel dolezal is not backing down.insisting she would do the same thing again. >> pam: when it comes to how she portrayed herself. kron 4's alecia reid joinns us now. >> pam: this story gets more confusing by the day? >> reporter:dolezal says she identifies as black.and despite the criticism she has received, that hasn't changed. the former spokane n-a-a-c-p leader says she knew at some address the complexity of her identity. >> reporter:the 37 year old has received international attention after her biological parents, who are both white, told a local newspaper that they cannot understand why she is claiming to be african american. >> reporter:after her

parents talked about life as a person of color, have been unearthed. >> reporter: purposely misled anyone. >> reporter:last night after dolezal stepped down as president of members held a solidarity rally -- which was initially supposed to be a protest calling for her to step down. >> reporter:many members say they're ready to move on and forgive her, but first they need an explanation and an apology. >> pam: the warriors 40- year championship drought could end tonight. golden state is now less than 48 minutes away knocking off the cleveland cavaliers and being crowned world champs. >> pam: warriors fans look like they're ready!

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>> pam: it's game six of the nba finals. steph curry and the warriors are leading the series 3 games to 2. >> pam: but lebron james and the cavs won't go down without a fight. we're covering this story from both sides of the country. >> pam: kron 4's jr stone is at a warriors watch party at oracle arena but we begin with kron 4's will tran live outside quicken loans arena in cleveland where the game just started.jr? >> reporter: pimp they are also having a growing party here. it is very loud right now in the cleveland cavaliers are winning 7-4. >> reporter: this happened about 930 bay area time. right after the allow us anchor it they did fine

shooting before the media was allowed anchoret i did nancy currie do any shot while he was there occurred there are very relaxed and ready to go after it attacked the stark plan with house money? they could go back to oakland and close out the series there. there is a battle between two numbers now #40 and 51. the years of talk along the drop has been going on and 51 has been a number of nantes in any sports for cleveland. >> curry will have to be himself. he is one of the most grounded people i know incredibly poised in the face of adversity and the shot print he come through. there is anticipation. there

is stuff that comes into your head. but it doesn't matter which is locked in on each possession. >> expect them to make shots and play well and aggressive. we have to whether what ever storm comes our way. >> reporter: stuff curry system had experience. but they have been able to close two teams out on the road while in playoffs and how to continue that trend while here in cleveland. in a test and stormy here in cleveland creek--cleveland

>> reporter: i would do another live shot and will let you know what is going on through that game. with cleveland coverage. that to pam. >> pam:back here in the bay area.strenght in numbers! 17-thousand fans have packed oracle arena to watch tonight's game. >> pam:that's where kron 4's jr stone is live. jr.fans are ready to celebrate a championship righ >> reporter: already getting allowed pam. i will try to do my best when speaking. they're still a lot of fans calling in here. about 17,000 fans who paid to have a seat just to be in the atmosphere. warriors dubs type of atmosphere.

>> $15. you cannot beat it. (laughter) >> reporter: hopefully is the warriors' current >> i love lebraun james and i followed him in miami. i flew down to miami. and yes i do love the warriors to print an effect, oakland is the only place i know it. >> reporter: have a lot of love going all around. >> is enough love. (cheers & applause)

>> reporter: they actually lowered the scoreboard half way so people can see it more creek they are having a good time in here care--pam. >> pam: if the cavs win. a seventh and deciding game would be on friday at 6:00 back here in oakland at oracle arena. >> grant:with the golden state warriors on the brink of their first nba title in 40 years, bay area celebrations potentially turning into riots. >> grant:the warriors, with a 3-2 series lead over the cleveland cavaliers, could clinch the series with a victory this evening in victory tonight would push the series to a seventh game, scheduled for friday in oakland.

>> grant:while the warriors' current home is in oakland their fan base reaches across the bay and the team is slated to move few years. >> grant:an oakland sports team last brought home a championship in 1989, but the san francisco giants have experience with three recent world series victories, including the sometimes destructive celebrations that follow. >> grant:our coverage of the n-b-a playoffs and the warriors chasing a championship. continues on line. go to our website for everything you want to know about the team. including raw interviews with the players, and a look at how the bay area is showing their love for the warriors. >> grant:it's all at kron 4 dot com. >> diane: it is always makes me happy scene you happy and joined the weather. 65 oakland, 65 hayward creek 64 san francisco and 65 for half moon bay. we'll start

warming things up come tomorrow but a look ahead for your evening. >> diane: temperature was dropping to 67 range for inland locations and 64 the day after the coast. by 7:00 a.m. morning f o g. the mostly cloudy conditions in a gradual climb by the morning. >> diane: given a swarming temperatures. making its way into our region come tomorrow morning creek here is a look with the '70s and '80s. to look at that by noon time hitting the mark. parts of santa rosa as well and 1:00 p.m. we drop and pick it up again for the '90s. for phil fare and concord. so things are

heating up more quickly to my broker it with a few clouds and the atmosphere. in preparation of the weekend ahead of 7 day forecast looks like this... any of sunshine for father's day in an earlier next week.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: police are not replacing a ton of the information and we do not know the girls condition right now but we do know that she was rushed to the children's hospital in oakland and we will continue to follow this breaking news.

>> reporter: 44 balcony collapse on top of the third floor balcony balcony killing six people and injuring. >> have this happen at the start of the seed that is something that has left us all frozen and and shot at and disbelief. trent >> reporter: to figure out and investigate if it was too many people that caused the deadly collapse or structural details. >> reporter: 7 victims that survived the balcony collapse with to in critical condition and five in stable condition for at highland hospital is one of three emergency trauma centers providing medical care for the irish students. >> day the situation is that we received three of the

victims from this morning's incident accurate one male and two females creek >> reporter: show video of the balcony collapsed to a building inspector creek she says she sees water damage or what appears to be water damage to the wooden beams. problems that would keep water away from the wood. it could be a design flaw. there is possibly months that it will take to come up with the reason for why this happened. >> reporter: would get off and the distance you can see all of the fans that have come to support the golden state warriors who are in cleveland this evening. you

are talking about 17,000 people. many of them have been told game for most of the day it is allowed in here and it is rocking in hand and certainly a good time per it >> diane: take a look at that not a cloud and side trips such junk up the day it lasting pretty much all day long appeared slightly breezy conditions with an increase in cloud between eight and 9:00 tonight patchy drizzle. mainly in the half moon bay area here is the satellite rid are showing no rain in the forecast. just how rich pressure system in place. >> diane: high temperatures. 884 livermore 86 for

antioch and the most of the areas are in the mid '80s. east bay shoreline in the '70s. 76 for fremont and 67 for alameda. moving over to the south bay patchy clouds, mostly sunny skies. moving on to the north bay 82 for napa up. >> diane: overall 60 degrees per and here is your 7 day forecast. >> diane: sizzling to purchase return for it for much sunshine. --sizzling temperatures return

>>music is the world ready for the donald in the white house? at least one man thinks so, >> grant:donald trump has talked about running for presidenttoday he made it official. >> grant:we've had millionaires run for president before. even a few billionaires. but only donald trump has had the luxury of launching his campaign in a highrise bearing his own name. >>great to be in trump tower. great to be in a wonderful city new york. >> grant:he's a real estate

wheeler dealer, reality show host and and author of "the art of the deal". now he wants to add commander in chief to his resume. >>"ladies and gentleman, i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going to make our country great again." >> grant:trump's comb=over and frequently made the donald an object of fun. but his assets include chutzpah and a huge personal fortune. >>"i don't need anybody's money it's nice. i don't need anyone's money. i'm using my own money, i'm not using lobbyists, i'm not using donors i don't care. you that in a sec." >> grant:he released a balance sheet revealing his net worth at 54 thousand dollars. that's about double the amount forbes magazine estimated he had. >> grant:here's another important number: ten. that's the number of candidates fox news plans to include in the first republican presidential debate august sixth. >> grant:they'll be chosen by their recent national political polls. trump is in that magic circle now. edging out >> grant: announcement,

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>> pam: a new possible state ordinance would mean big changes for homeowners during the drought. all new homes would have no turf and would need to use thirty percent less water. >> pam: the ordinance says turf would only be allowed if it has a specific purpose. such as sports or gathering areas. all lawns would require efficient sprinkler nozzles. >> pam: having grass in medians and parkways would also be restricted. public hearings are scheduled in sacramento for today and friday. >> pam: a public water agency is asking the state to order farmers in the sacramento-san joaquin delta to stop irrigating during the drought. >> pam: the state water contractors filled a complaint today with state water officials. they accuse the farmers of illegally taking irrigation water that is needed to keep the delta flowing. >> pam: they say now they are forced to release water stored inthe contractors say this water could serve two

million people for one year. >> pam: the south delta water agency denies the claim, and says the farmers have every right to the water. >> pam: coming up and sports! gary... jason has all the sports highlights and

in just two hours time we could be talking about the warriors as nba champions >> gary:right now.game 6 in cleveland. >> gary:and if the cavs needed any extra motivation.maybe this was it. >> gary:the nba rehearsing for a possible post-game trophy presentation for the warriors on the floor prior to tip-off.in full view of some cavs. >> gary:of course the only way there would be a trophy presentation is if the warriors win tonight otherwise.if the cavs win. >> gary:game 7 back here in oakland friday night >> gary:and this awfully cute. newborns in warriors onsies. >> gary:these babies just born at alta bates hospital in berkeley. pretty cool - the first clothes they ever put on with the warriors logo.

>> gary:the giants were trying to snap a 9-game home losing streak.longest since 1940 when they played at the polo grounds in new york >> gary:take a look at the original gamer babe - her sign says "established 1918" so that would make this fan 97 years old! giants look to snap their worst home loss streak at a- t & t park >> gary:matt duffy goes 370 feet on this 2-run homer >> gary:giants go up 2-0 duffy: hit 3-4 2r hr 3 rbi giants fan wearing a "duff"costume excited about the lead >> diane: >> gary:bot 5th >> gary:giants up 2-1 angel pagan singles to right scoring susac giants extend their lead to 3-1 pagan: 1-3 rbi .275 ba top 6th >> gary:tim lincecum on the mound he gets nelson cruz to strike out looking lincecum: 5.2 ip 5 h 2r 3 so 3.31 era

>> gary:giants lead 4-2 casey mcgehee pinch-hit double to deep right make it 6-2 giants mcgehee: hit 1-1 2 rbi final 6-2 giants snap their five game losing streak >> gary:things are heating up across the bay area.

>> gary: the a's have won three straight. back home. to host the padres. third straight victory. >> gary: the store has been the top of sports. colonel heading into the network of the houston astros patrick having access to their entire database and cold and reports in trade discussions the fbi says they do have evidence of the breach. they believe the current gate access the password through the general manager. --gained access through passwords >> any allegation no matter how serious it is a great

concern to us. it is just too early to speculate what the facts are going to turn out to be and what action, if any is necessary. >> gary: bill belichick sitting on around town lower supper it someone ought to leave tweeting out baseball cards. if formal cardinal pitcher he has been renamed big hackland! this is huge >> gary: women's world cup but not starting until the last game last friday but she is delivering now and the u.s. a the game is winding down of against

nigeria and they have a 1-0 lead. as we speak creek >> gary: tiger woods practicing print in full preparation mode. seven years since it last on a major event into doesn't it and send banned all the trouble that circle around tiger off the cores, and on the course has not been pretty strict >> gary: the seas to the excitement plan in the united states opening? >> i think that is the standard from my first one. i want to win the championship spirit is there pressure? of course, there's pressure on thrift that is the tough part i want to land her it--i want to win.

that is the tough part >> gary: right now we are watching cleveland and the warriors a 31-24. right now, and the first half of play. so, and long awaited go. >> pam: diane is back with a look at the rest of the week. return

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>> pam: according to data tracked by an h-t-t-p archive.the internet is slowing down. >> pam: the average site is over two megabytes in size.which is two times larger than the average site from three years ago. websites are adding things like videos.pictures.embedded tracking tools.and increased website security. each makes a site bulkier.and requires separate data fetching tasks. >> pam: apple is looking to hire journalists. >> pam: the editors will work on the company's future app called "news".which was revealed earlier this month. they will also manage the stream of news from existing providers. >> pam: apple is partnering with nearly twenty high- profile media organizations. i-phones and i-pads in the fall. >> diane: tomorrow morning at g f o g. but the weather is warming up, including your father's day weekend. sizzling temperatures will return to her at 96 degrees inland location creek

>> pam: that's it for the kron 4stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps. our next newscast is tonight at 8 o'clock. see you then. goodnight.

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