fonzi live inside oracle arena tonight. what do you make of that? >> reporter: i make of it that the pelicans are whining a little bit. come on. it is quiet now in here. it will be loud. anybody who has been to a game knows the place gets loud. >> they don't need to pump in sound. it will be gold out here today. it closes in the arena. feels smaller with -- >> reporter: makes it more intimate. >> reporter: it does. >> you can imagine the pelicans, williams, the coach, whining about the crowd noise. they were intimidated. game one saturday, 12:30 p.m. in the afternoon. they got plowed in the early going. a 23 point lead. and you can imagine maybe they were overwhelmed and that led to them complaining. >> reporter: as word got out that might have been the wrong

thing to say because if you think it was loud on saturday, imagine what it will be like tonight and some players talked about that. you ain't seen nothing yet. >> i have 3rd louder. it was loud but -- i have heard it louder. it was loud but i heard it louder. something you have to get used to. we all have to adjust. we have the best home court in the nba because our franz great. >> -- fans are great. >> day game. wasn't as loud. you know, so, i 3rd louder. i know -- i heard it louder. i know it will be louder tonight. >> reporter: that is the amazing thing. the warriors didn't think it was that loud. it was quiet in the 4th quarter when the warriors led the lead get away and it got to be

anxious moments in the final ticks. it was quiet in here. >> reporter: game twos, the personality, the story line will be different than game one. i think the one thing you can count on, if you think you heard something on saturday you will hear it tonight in all these places they will be filled with people. >> reporter: it is one of the coolest things about this, the fans show up when this team was terrible and now that they have a chance of winning they will be loud and they have every right to be and they are the most loyal and incredible fans -- [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: you got to win 16. now 15. one under their belt. >> i am curious. when you have the best record in the league like the warriors the expectation is that you should make it to the nba finals, do you think they feel

pressure here? are they tighter than they were dure nothing season? >> reporter: that is a good question. at times they started to realize, wow, we have gone from, you know, we just make the playoffs and it is a good season to we got to win this or people will call it a disappointment. >> best record in the regular season means nothing. and i think if there is one argument, if the warriors didn't have that many games at crunch time they had to win and in the playoffs it is different. >> they have never been pushed. we will talk about the warriors missed 13 free throws and an issue with the team, they get the opposition down and they don't step on their necks. they let a lot of big leads go in the latter stages of the game. that is something they have to work on. they be to play better against had pelicans and moving on in to think they have a chance for

a championship. got to get better -- [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: we will check back with you as the crowd filters in here. we will check back with you. >> game 2 tip-off not that far away. thank you. ktvu fox 2 news sports will be live beating from the game. you will get -- tweeting from the game and we will keep you updated, hopefully on a warriors win and complete coverage on the 10:00 p.m. news. string of kidnapping and robbery attempts on teenager girls. police caught the man who have been frightening people for months now. the man was in court today. ktvu fox 2 news christien kafton live now with the charges. >> reporter: police arrested the 22-year-old thursday. all four girls he targeted managed to escape. he targeted girls, trying to force them into his car and holding them at what they thought was gun point.

>> reporter: outside the high school students say as word of the attempted kidnapping spread she took precaution. carrying a whistle and pepper spray to wart off an attacker. >> the school had a safety assembly. told us not owalk home by our -- to walk home by ourselves. stay in groups. off our phones. >> reporter: police said after a month and a half of attempted kidnappings they nabbed their suspect. >> we are pleased to announce the arrest and the charging of somebody that has been playing the community -- plaguing the community. >> part time student at cal state east bay. he targeted teen girls trying to force them into his car. >> young women who were coming home from school. >> reporter: police searched his home and found this hat and

replica gun. three of the ataction targeted the girls -- attacks targeted the girls as they left high school. and they are investigating a 4 4th case. >> four incidents. one that is still being investigated. >> reporter: he appeared before a judge today. the district attorney saying the charges against him are very serious. >> it is a silent and serious felony. >> reporter: she is relieved to hear about the arrest and happy that her granddaughter never had to use the whistle to call for help. >> i was concerned. she walks home most of the time. >> reporter: we spoke with his attorney this afternoon, he said they don't have a comment and we asked police why they didn't release a photo, because of the open investigation. >> police say he had a previous criminal record? right? >> reporter: that is one thing

that came out today. he had been arrested in pleasanton for theft and possession of stolen property. >> christien kafton live, thank you. we have developing news. southbound 101 is backed up. you see the back up there. north of peninsula avenue. the two right lanes are blocked by a crash that involved several cars. needless to say expect delays. this is in the commute direction. so that makes matters were. a sig alert has been declared. the situation is pretty serious. these are live pictures from sky fox. the headline, two lanes blocked on southbound 101 nearby peninsula avenue because of a multiple car crash they are in the process of cleaning up. police have a person of interest in custody who may have stole an car in fairfield with a sleeping 8-year-old boy inside. that led to an amber alert and terrifying moments for the family this morning. ktvu's john sasaki is following

the story is here with more on what happened. >> reporter: it was a happy ending but not before horror for the family. their car was stolen from their house with an 8-year-old boy inside. >> reporter: the family whisked him inside. you could hear the relief in his mother's voice. >> i am thankful for friends and family who jumped on facebook and social media and all the phone calls. >> reporter: she sounded nothing like she did when she called 911 this morning. [ indiscernible ] >> somebody took your car and your son was inside? >> yes. >> how old is your son? >> 8. >> the family put him in the car while it warmed up. they were inside for 30 seconds when they came out the car and brock guzman was gone. >> this is something a lot of people do. i won't do it ever again. >> reporter: it was a crime of

opportunity with somebody targeting the car, not the boy but for three hours there was no sign of him. >> the longer it goes the more anybody would worry about the child but we are hopeful. >> a resident two miles from the home noticed the car outside their home and called police. he was still in the car still asleep. the boy was unharmed and untraumatized by the ordeal. >> he woke up and the guy said he didn't know he was in the car and pulled over. got out. my boy went back to sleep. >> reporter: police reunited him with his parents. >> amazing. i was completely over joyed. i wanted to squeeze him. probably hurt him. >> this was the one clue left behind at the scene, the bicycle. police say they have a person of interest in custody. >> back to you. >> john, frightening what happened there. is the thought maybe the person

was riding his bike, saw the car, hopped in and took off? >> reporter: they think it was crime of opportunity. they saw the car, car is running, sitting in the driveway, not noticing the boy, drives away and realizes the child is there and abandons the car. >> john sasaki, thank you. thousands of people gathered in san francisco, golden gate park for 4/20, and for many this is a holiday, especially at 4:20 on 4/20. that is what it looked like then. a cloud of smoke rising above the crowd. noelle walker was there. this really is a uniquely san francisco day. >> reporter: it is. not for the day itself because it happens everywhere but for the experience here. look behind me. all you can see, marijuana and i can hear the music as far as

the eye can see. [ music playing ] >> the haze over san francisco hippy hill in golden gate park. >> joint. dubey. >> reaper. cannabis. >> reporter: 4/20 origins are as cloudy as hippy hill is today. the most credible start is in the 1977s when students gathered at 4/20 to smoke pot. the time became the date. 4/20. [ music playing ] >> stoner holiday. >> reporter: an invitation to sit back and inhale. >> reporter: tell me your name. [ laughter ] >> everything is funny today. >> reporter: the use of marijuana is illegal in california, it is not likely to get you a ticket in golden gate park today. law enforcement is more concerned about the gear coming

into the park. >> just the gathering of people. you don't see this many people, like, congregated for smoking. >> reporter: 4/20 is not a san francisco thing but san francisco does it uniquely. >> awesome. >> cool. >> i was not expecting it to be so big. >> reporter: thousands packed the park for a holiday. >> you get a social high. you get just high from the experience. you know what i mean? >> the pot isn't the only green getting passed around. a business opportunity and celebration rolled in one. >> i am liking it. >> i have a stand and i have those also. >> reporter: what happens when 4/20 ends and all this smoke

clears? >> fall asleep. you know? [ laughter ] >> we are done. >> reporter: it is not just the so-called stoner holiday, coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m. we talk to a woman who is helping push an initiative in california in 2016 and as california goes, so could go the rest of the country in this case. >> noelle walker live in golden gate park thank you. push to make buildings in san francisco safer after a series of dangerous fires. owners of older buildings may have to make safety upgrades. >> a local show of support for the people running in the boston marathon today. hear from one of the runners who was that boston marathon two years ago and crossed the finish line an hour before the bombs went off and why police they think mother landed her car on a playground. >> and after the break, we are checking a cooling trend. temperatures dropped today. they will be cooler tomorrow and this week we have a chance of sprinkles. i will put that together right

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most important of the day. the aircraft carrier is steaming towards had waters off yemen. its job, to intercept iranship ships carrying weapons. -- iranian ships carrying weapons. there are 9 u.s. military ships in the region. carrying teams that could board and search other ships. there are reports that a convoy of 8 iranian ships may be heading to yemen carrying weapons for the rebels. the boston marathon today amid heavy security and cold and damp weather. >> h it is official -- >> it is official, he did it.

>> she crossed the finish line -- he crossed the finish line first. the 25-year-old won the marathon two years ago a few hours before the bombings. he gave the medtools the city of -- medals to the city of boston. she won finding the strength to pull ahead at the finish line. 30,000 runners competed in the boston marathon. the penalty phase of suspected boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev is scheduled to go tomorrow. the jurors who found him guilty will decide whether he will spend the rest of his life in prison or sentenced to death. people in massachusetts oppose capital punishment. one couple called for a life sentence. this morning at home a group of runners took part in a run in honor of the boston marathon and the people

impacted by the attack. ktvu's allie rasmus explains the run was meaningful for those who remember crossing the finish line in boston two years ago. for the people outside the ferry building in san francisco it is art part of their daily -- it is part of their dayy routine. lace up. stretch out. hit the pavement for a morning run. what is different is what is on their minds. . >> the boston marathon is like the super bowl, the world series, christmas, easter rolled into one. special event. >> reporter: 3,000 miles away framboisessen they set out on a -- from boston they set out on a run. >> running today, it is a way to be involved with it. >> reporter: it is the third year they organized a 5k run to support the boston marathon. >> family at the finish line,

because i had finished they moved away tromthe area. -- from the area. >> she crossed the finish line at the boston marathon 40 minutes before the explosion. she says that is in the back of her mind. >> live it every day in boston. especially with the trial going on. neat that people still care. >> reporter: she was in san francisco and heard about the run this morning and decided to join in. >> what better way to commemorate the boston marathon. >> form of therapy as she and her friends sprinted down the embarcadero. in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. nice day for a run this morning. to our chief meteorologist bill martin. you have been talking about pollen and it didn't bother me but the last couple days -- >> has it? >> yeah. really bad. >> i noticed it. you are not -- >> nothing. >> so many of us are -- [ talking at the same time ]

>> tree pollens have been high. grass pollens are starting to show up. you may be allergic to grass. >> yeah. >> and we had wind too. breezy. last night was windy. that stirs it up. i will have a pollen report after a couple brakes. right now we are looking at weather system that is producing light showers around lake tahoe area. this is around the reno area. you see this activity coming this way. right? circulated around a low. we are not going to see showers. what we are seeing is the coastal fog showing up along the beaches, avenues, you saw noelle walker at golden gate park. cold, foggy. and has been that way all day. all day in golden gate park. inland temperatures were warm. we had fog everywhere till

noon. napa had a slow burn off. tomorrow morning highs -- or lows, upper40s and low 50s. fog tomorrow morning. clouds. mid-level clouds and coastal fog. that is your morning fog foot print. that is like this morning. when it burns off, 11:00 a.m., look what happens, cool around the bay. and warm to mild inland. that is the plan. with that said, san francisco, 59 degrees for a high tomorrow. downtown. 59 degrees. the best you do in downtown san francisco. the trees and the pollens, talking about the tree pollens trending up. i told you i would do this later on but i just did it. didn't i? when i come back i will have the five-day forecast and get you going on the week. a chance of sprinkles. >> really? just sprinkles -- >> just sprinkles. a non-event. >> thank you. ahead, why oprah winfrey is

in the bay area and how a woman lands upside down with her 7- year-old inside. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, a computer researcher kicked off a flight to san francisco over a tweet about airline security. >> why he says his experience highlights a bigger problem. plus -- >> science says it might be something in the environment leading to today's alarming increase in breast cancer. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

police are calling this a case of distracted driving. a woman crashed through a fence, slid down an embankment and landed upside down on a slide. nobody was hurt, including her 7-year-old son inside the car. police sited the woman for not having a license, and for driving off the road. and a judge agreed to clear a misdemeanor conviction from sheriff ross mirkarimi's record. he was accused of domestic violence in 2012. mayor ed lee suspended monsoonal moistureler mutt -- sheriff ross mirkarimi but a motion to remove him failed the board of supervisors. >> i believe that this is a

very, very positive step after a very long three year journey but i think it enveloped all of us. >> sheriff ross mirkarimi's three year probation ended last month. right now he is in a reelection battle. a bicyclist is in the hospital and a uber driver behind bars after what police say was a case of road rage. he was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon. it happened yesterday afternoon about 1:00 p.m. witnesses told police he was yelling and squaring at him when he intentionally bumped the bicyclist. the bicyclists crashed and treated for a punctured lung and broken caller bone. uber said our thoughts are with the victim of this terrible incident. we stand ready to assist in any way we can. . the such on for a -- the

search is on for a driver in a deadly crash that killed a father of three who is also a radio host. >> they want closure of what happened. so please give them that. >> what his friends are doing to honor him. >> making older buildings in san francisco safer from fires. why some buildings aren't up to the same codes as others and why it is legal. >> watch what happens here. after an fish tank exploded in a restaurant. we will tell you what happened to the finish -- to the fish inside.

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new at 5:00 p.m. san francisco officials are looking for ways to better protect older apartment buildings from fires. ball one proposal is to -- one proposal is to require sprinklers. ktvu's rob roth is live at city hall where there was a hearing today. >> as it stands now buildings built or apartment buildings built before 1970s are not required to have sprinkler systems but a committee began looking at whether that should change. >> reporter: fire ravaged this apartment building last january. one man died, a half dozen

injured and 50 people lost their homes. the building when no sprinkler systems. building codes don't require them in older buildings. now leaders are looking into whether the codes need adjusting. they began looking at ways to make them safer. >> sprinklers in a structure fire will curtail the fire. >> reporter: under codes buildings constructed after 1970 must have sprinklers. but making changes to older apartment buildings without sprinklers city wide would not be easy. >> because paint situation or asbestos you need to watch those areas. >> the cost could run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars dollars and displace tenants during a housing crunch.

>> there will be a huge cost to the tenants, there is going to be more impact in residents in the city where the streets are going to have to get ripped up to install higher pressure water systems. >> reporter: supervisors are looking into changes in smoke detector regulation and code enforcement. >> we need tomoid more clarity in terms of -- need provide more cliffty in terms of -- clarity in terms of the safety of the building. >> you are talking about a big expense. i don't suppose the city has money to help? >> reporter: nothing lying around. that would be taxpayer money. looks like it owners owners and the landlords will have to foot the bill. >> rob roth, thank you. man accused of jumping a fence that white house last

night pleaded not guilty. jerome hunt appeared in a courtroom in washington, d.c. today. he was charged with unlawful entry, and then released. the secret service said he made it 15 feet on to the south lawn before he was captured. he told reporters today that he didn't mean harm. this is just the latest in a series of security breaches. last year one man made it inside the white house which led to the addition of a row of barricades and last week they unveiled plans to add spikes along the top of the white house fence and at the wikileakswell -- that west lawn of the u.s. capitol a plan landed in a gyro-copter. a deadly hit-and-run crash over the weekend. a father of three driving home from his job when the car slammed into his. ktvu's alex savage on how they

are paying tribute to him. >> reporter: in the lobby of the radio a memorial has been set up to honor the 36-year-old host -- the 36-year-old host, he was killed in a hit-and-run crash over the weekend. a sudden loss that stunned those close to him. >> i still am expecting him tozer my phone call. >> reporter: he was -- to answer my phone call. >> reporter: he leaves behind a wife and three children, 4, 7 and 9. >> i want him remembered as a strong, good will man. he -- he was all about his family. he didn't care about anything more than friends and family. >> reporter: he hosted the after hours program and side show radio at kpfa. he spent 20 years in the industry. including time at youth radio where i met him.

the crash that ended his life happened after 2:00 a.m. saturday morning as he was driving home from work. police say a speeding dodge slammed into his car. it was a disturbing scene for neighbors. >> i couldn't sleep. saturday night. i could still see the scene in my head. you wake up to that noise. you jump up. to the sound. >> reporter: this morning you can see there are flowers and a candle left behind at the scene of this violent crash. after the impact the car that slammed into him remained that scene but neighbors say they saw the driver take off running. that person remains on the run and his friends are hoping the driver decides do the right thing. >> right now the family needs help. they want closure of what happens. police give them that. >> one person's actions could

effect so many. that is what happened here. all of us as friends and family are now -- our lives are flipped upside down. >> go fund me account has been set up to help with funeral expenses and already the community is stepping up for his father and husband who never made it home. alex savage, ktvu fox 2 news. he has been charged with espen wash. he grew up in marin country and arrested 9 months ago -- county and arrested 9 months ago. much of the details are secret. she says he is also accused of collaborating with hostile governments. he wrote to president obama. the white house called the charges absurd. trying to fill the void.

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the san jose sharks announced today the steam parting ways with the head coach. he led the team for 7 seasons. during that time the sharks

always did well during the regular season. and this year they didn't make the playoffs. the agreement is mutual. the general manager says sometimes change is best for everyone involved. >> very important that we get the quality of people that can help us get to where we want to get to. >> assistant coaches and the video coordinator were also let go. he hopes to find another coaching job in the nhl. students getting ready to attend a lecture by oprah winfrey this evening. she will deliver the lecture on a meaningful life that university's memorial church. the university held a lottery to distribute the tickets. kraft macaroni and cheese is going natural. next year they will stop using artificial preservatives and

synthetic colors. the move is part of a marketing effort to attract people who want more natural products. they say the change will take place by next january. whole foods issued a recall of raw net #-- raw macadamia nuts because of salmonella concerns. a best buy date of february 2016. whole foods says customers can bring in receipts for a refund. they say no illnessvise been reported but testing turned up signs of salmonella. blue bottle coffee is raising deliciousness to a new level. they announced today they merged merged and they will sever each other's products. it began with a text about a

media error. they decided they like the eyed and continued the conversation -- they liked the idea is continued the conversation. a hospital is closing and now a non-profit come forward to try help people get important medical services. . >> like blessing from heaven. >> how the community stepped up to help the urgent care clinic open. >> and the bay area is over due for a destructive super storm. the area that is at risk. >> and checking back in with the weather. it will be cool again tomorrow and there is a chance for a sprinkle in the forecast. i will let you know where.

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>> even though we areane drought in california -- are in a drought in california some are looking ahead to a super storm. a report released today says any infrastructure located in low lying areas would be at risk. the study showed 80% of the flooding would occur in the north bay, peninsula south bay. -- peninsula and south bay. . >> airports. waste water treatment facilities, highways. most are low lying around the bay. we would be looking at disruption of transportation, businesses closed. >> experts say a mega storm will happen every 100 years.

last one happened in 1862 so the bay area is due. wednesday is earth day and a company is trying to do its part to save the environment. ktvu's azenith smith tells us google got help from a woman who won the noble peace prize. >> reporter: away from the grind of computers and coding, this is where google employees spent their day, shoreline park. >> reporter: to help protect the endangered owls. last year two died after a bottle from was shoved into a burrow. she was awarded the noble peace prize in 1992. she is one of 13 heading up 1

billion acts of peace. a movement to encourage every day people to do good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i am maya. we know very well without taking care of the earth we cannot prosper. >> the project they are cutting down the plants and creating these large piles of brush to attract rodents and insects so they can come and thrive. >> all companies should do good in the world. business is about service. make bread, rice. it is all about serving humanity. >> reporter: that is google's jolly good fellow. his job to promote world peace within the company and beyond. lofty goals. if one employee is inspired others will follow. >> small things here, there. if we can do one thing a day that leads it something

greater. >> small things hoping to make a big difference in the end. azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >> we created a section on our website for earth day. we have a list of places where you can volunteer, also we would like to hear from you, what are you doing to be green by using #2 acts of green. friday and saturday -- >> nice. >> today was nothing like that. there was fog and cloud cover. [ talking at the same time ] >> it did heat up. >> it did. but we cooled off today. a lot of fog and low clouds. that will be the flow here for the next couple days. more of this intense fog in the morning. like a low -- not -- barely fog. just high enough. tomorrow morning, fog. slow to burn off. temperatures slow to rise. highest today was 64 oakland. 69 concord. temperatures cooler than over

the weekend. temperatures tomorrow anticipated to be about the same, if not cooler still. the reason is the circulation around this off shore system here. low-pressure system. pulling the moisture. that is also allowed the fog to push inland. these are clouds off the west slope of the sierra nevada. the weather pattern will be unsettled as we go into the next 72 hours. here is the fog. lot of it here. the fog and low clouds will be there in the morning. there now. the winds are carrying it in. 31 miles per hour gusts fairfield. strong winds, not atypical. what you expect. 18 miles per hour winds in livermore. 9 miles per hour, due west.

impacting the temperatures. current temperatures. all greens. 50s. almost everybody. all the way into walnut creek. upper 50s. bay area microclimates tomorrow, they are there, barely. talking 50s coast side. 60s around the bay. mid-70s in the warmest inland bay valleys. most -- antioch. discovery bay. fog tomorrow morning, right, look at that. tomorrow morning. here we are tomorrow afternoon. more showers. same pattern today. there is wednesday morning. look at that. a sprinkle, right? here is wednesday afternoon. same pattern. the low persists. thursday morning. flow coming this way. lock tahoe. thursday afternoon. -- lake tahoe. thursday afternoon. and sprinkle in san jose in the fran hours. the five-day forecast -- san francisco hours.

the five-day forecast, unsettled. the main impact is clouds. like today. tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, not that dissimilar to today. by the weekend things dry up a little bit. there is a chance. it could produce showers somewhere but right now it is light. lower temperatures. >> thank you. the vatican is defending plans to make a saint out of a father. establishing missions from san diego. some groups are against sainthood saying he helped wipe out american indians and spread disease. the vatican is teaming up with church officials from los angeles to honor him. claims that a bay area city seen evictions go up 50% in the past 5 years. there are also accusations that some landlords are trying to scare tenants out of their

homes. the one neighborhood that is hit hard. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. right now 1-8 women is diagnosed with breast cancer. new research shows it could be soon 1-6. >> more and more will be diagnosed with breast cancer, what will we do to address the issue? >> we look into what could be behind it increase and the push for prevention. and a computer researcher gets kicked off a flight because of a tweet. what he said that put officials on alert. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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we have an update to a story we brought you over the weekend. the fish tank that exploded in a restaurant. the fish tank, watch this, burst apart saturday night. the glass shattered. sending 100 gallons of water and 7 fish pouring out. 3 fish died but 4 survived and the owner posted this picture on social media yesterday. itsies happy ending to the exploding aquarium. the survivors were adopted. this is one of the survivors. in 24 hours the doctor's medical center will close. the staff will stop seeing patients at 7:00 a.m.

tomorrow morning but it is prompting a non-profit to open a new facility in an attempt to fill the void. ktvu fox 2 news cristina rendon explains how patients won't have to go very far to get care. >> reporter: every thing was in its place before they opened at noon. staff check. equipment check. patients check. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: he and others waited for care in a clinic that is opening because doctor's medical center is closing. >> like a blessing. came from heaven. >> took a community effort to put this clinic together. >> reporter: the ceo says the non-profit had six weeks to gather supplies and renovate rooms and spread the word. >> really important to get something open for people as

the hospital closes. >> reporter: doctor's medical center is across the street. some of the emergency room doctors will be treating people here at the clinic. >> the providers, the x-ray techs, and they know the community, the patients. a large percentage of patients go to the urgent care. >> reporter: it has 5 rooms, a observation room and a x-ray room with plans to expand. >> i think the urgent care will be helpful once people learn about it. there is no way it replaces a hospital. >> it is a welcome clinic for him who worried the community would be left without services. he plans to spread the word about it. >> going to benefit. i thank whoever came up with the idea. god bless. >> reporter: cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >> if you live in west contra costa county there are other place wheres you can get care. there is also a 24 hour advice

line that is free to call even if you don't have insurance. we posted that on www.ktvu.com. tenants rights advocates are organizing to fight back against evictions. they say evictions are up 54% in the past 5 years and many are in the mission district. the advocates accuse landlords are frightening tenants to get them to move. >> we are seeing trumped up charges. landlords are looking for any loophole they can to scare tenants out. we don't want tenants to be scared out. >> a number of renners spoke out -- renters spoke out. they plan an event saturday to edgeicate renters on -- educate rennants on their rights. -- rennants on their rights. the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now.

. game 2 of the playoffs less than two hours away. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am gasia mikaelian. >> 90 minutes away between the warriors and the pelicans and playoff fever is in full swing. the flag is flying high in san francisco. one of several siphons warriors pride around the bay area tonight -- signs of warriors pride around the bay area tonight. inside the oracle arena tonight, mark ibanez and joe fonzi. man, it will be a great night tonight. >> reporter: absolutely. you know, you are starting to feel the energy come alive here. fans streaming in. i guess you could say we are nit-picking at this moment but if you were going to say the warriors have a weakness they might want to take second look at, they have been building up leads and taking their foot off

the pedal. >> we mentioned this earlier the warriors did not make free throws down the stretch. anthony davis. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: not taking your foot off the gas pedal if you have a lead. >> the good news is the warriors are well aware of that and the question was brought up earlier. >> reporter: guys talked about it today about how they have to keep their foot on the pedful they get ahead. >> -- pedal if they get ahead. . >> we want to blow the game open. >> i like what happened. i like winning. i like being able to see things on tape that we have to get better with. >> every night it is going going