9/8 central live from adobe. good night, ev we need to put a stop to this. we're really concerned that he's going to strike again, and we need the public's help. >> police sound the alarm after a man follows a 13-year-old girl home from school and then pushes his way into their house. tonight, we hear from that 13- year-old girl, explain how she fought off the intruder. good evening, i'm frank somerville. >> i'm gasia mikaelian in tonight for julie haener. >> a frightening encounter in san jose. a 13-year-old girl says she was followed home from school and attacked inside her family's home. now her parents and police are asking for help in identifying the suspect. police say it appears this same man also attacked a woman

earlier this month. both attacks happened in san jose's west valley. latest incident involving the 13-year-old girl happened just yesterday. >> reporter: frank, we're in the upscale west san jose neighborhood, where the 8th grader was attacked. she is remarkably supposed when she described to us what happened. the attack was caught on surveillance tape. >> all of a sudden, i see this guy on my doorstep, and he tells me he's lost. >> reporter: the 13-year-old who we're not identifying, tells me she had just reached the front door of her house after walking home from school. the man was asking questions that grew increasingly personal. >> i knew he wanted something sexual. i've already unlocked the door, that's when i decided to run

inside the house. >> the video shows the man pushing his way inside. >> i fight him and i slash him in the face. >> reporter: the 8th grader was looking for something to throw at him. >> he walks a few steps toward me, and i thought he was just going to jump and grab me. >> instead, he walked out the door. the girl locks the door, hides in a closet, and texts her father. >> daddy, come home now, some guy tried to rape me. please now i'm really scared. >> reporter: police say the same man carried out another attack on april 2, also in the afternoon. investigators say the suspect followed the 28-year-old woman into the restroom but she fought him off. he ran away before police arrived, but he was caught on the market surveillance camera. >> we're very concerned, and we need to put a stop to this immediately. >> the 8th grader says she was

wasn't injured, but it has shake p her sense of security. the mother says it was hard seeing what happened to her daughter on tape. >> facing a predator i think it's really sick and he needs to be caught. >> i really don't trust the outside world anymore. >> reporter: the girl tells me the man had a strong smell of cologne and that he had a high pitched voice. police sky him as white, thin build, tall. they ask the public to share the pictures of him on social media to help catch him. >> that is just frightening, especially when you see that video. that girl just seemed so composed despite what happened amber lee, tonight in san jose. police were given the all clear after reports of a gunman

at san jose state. police received an unconfirmed and anonymous tip. university police issued an alert to students and told them to shelter in place. officers conducted a thorough search of duncan hall, and issued an all clear within an hour. department presidential candidate, hillary clinton spent the cay in san francisco, raising money for the white house. she attended two fundraisers, and even stopped for tea with the mayor. a look at what some say is different about this presidential bid compared to 2008. >> well, gasia, clinton spent about an hour here and people came away feeling inspired, and energized. even some democrats who say they voted for president obama last time. >> hello, how are you all? >> reporter: tea time brought hillary clinton to chinatown

and the red blossom tea company. >> we're excited to give it a try. >> reporter: she sat down with mayor ed lee for a lesson on traditional brewing, and a taste of green tea, as crowds gathered outside to see her. clinton's stop came just after meeting 100 donors at a fundraiser, hosted by tom stier. >> there was really big, a lot of people there and all of them really cared. it was a very enthusiastic crowd. >> reporter: protesters of the keystone oil pipeline saw their opportunity to get a message across. >> it's really a question. we want to know, do you stand with us? are you the climate leader that we need? >> reporter: by 6:00 p.m., clinton was at the century club, where close friends hosted a second fundraiser for donors who paid $2,700 a

person. wanda green performed the opening song ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ people get ready there's a train coming ♪ >> reporter: many said they are fully onboard with clinton's campaign, even some who supported president obama in 2008. >> she is real. talking about absolutely the critical issues we need to have addressed, such as immigration, education. >> i like the idea of having a lady as president. >> she has grown in ways from eight years ago, that her tone, her tenor, what she's talking about. she's going to be the greatest president this country has ever had, bar none. >> reporter: certainly, a lot of enthusiasm here tonight. but clinton is still facing at least one democratic challenger in vermont senator bernie sanders. >> jana, thank you. tomorrow, clinton has

fundraisers scheduled with supporters in hollywood. they include a breakfast in westwood. a luncheon at the home of tv producer, steven botchco, and a dinner with dreamworks leader jeffrey katzenberger. police in san francisco are hoping someone can identify a man caught breaking into a boutique. the video shows him breaking a rock through a window. this nighttime breakin happened a couple of weeks ago. the man kicked in the bottom of the glass window with his foot and ducked inside. the camera showed him walking out of the store with arms of merc you can see he was wearing a red shirred and dark colored jacket. san francisco police would like to hear from anyone who may

know the identity of this burglar. bart service is back to normal after systemwide delays. ken pritchett is in the city tonight, and tells us, even after the problem was fixed, commuters still encountered big crowds at stations. >> reporter: at one point, just before the evening commute, b.a.r.t. police had to keep people from entering there. it was a headache, however that faded fast. the problems with b.a.r.t. below market street were all too clear at street level for alyssa martinez. >> i heard a lot of cranky people. they don't want to stop and talk to me. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. was working, but not well.

>> we had a 10-inch gab in the track. >> reporter: this was that gap. why did it break? that's not known for now. >> the track is not old. it's not original rail. we believe it was replaced about a year ago. >> reporter: what is certain is that break caused delays from one side of the bay to the other. the the mcarthur b.a.r.t. station was backed up in the afternoon. riders had to wait with one track out of service. >> i can get there faster by walking. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. crews were able to put in a temporary piece of rail just in time for the evening commute. trains had to drive slower, but by 5:30, the once jammed embarcadero station looked normal. >> tonight, we're going to bring in that nice permanent rail and put it into place, so we can run trains normally in

the morning. >> reporter: in the end, it was a problem that was squeezed for the most part between the major commutes. impacting major midday riders like alyssa the most. >> i'm probably going to take the bus home. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says it is infrequent, but not unheard of to have a track like this break. multiple regimes, including the visual inspection of busy sections of track like this one every night. >> ken pritchett in san francisco tonight. ken, thank you. that was just one of the problems for b.a.r.t. today. the bay fair station in san leandro lost power at about 2:30 this afternoon, and hundreds of people were stranded. in fact, it took about an hour before pg and e was able to get the power restored. here's what caused that power outage. pg and e says a mylar balloon got stuck on a power line. obviously, b.a.r.t. added that red circle for emphasis. pg and e, says the content can

cause transformers to short circuit. developing news out of the midwest where a series of tornadoes touched down in three states. this tornado hit in the nebraska tornado valley. authorities in oklahoma are assessing the damage after a number of tornadoes touched down there. this is video from cleveland county, just south of oklahoma city. power poles were knocked down, and debris is scattered everywhere. from the air, you can see entire neighborhoods were flattened. even the oklahoma city airport was evacuated as the tornadoes approached. flooding was also a major concern. there was also severe weather in kansas. no serious injuries have been reported from the tornadoes, but the storms were so strong that a tiger in a refuge in oklahoma city got loose, prompting authorities to order residents to stay inside. all of the animals were eventually found. tracking the chance of perhaps a few showers in the

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police in palo alto are looking for people who launched a paintball attack on people last night. the attacks happened at two different locations. then just three minutes later on melville avenue. ken wayne live with a look at how serious a paintball attack can be. >> reporter: gasia, this is what paintballs look like. they're round, plastic little balls. they don't look lethal, but they are far from harmless, especially if you're hit in the face. at santa clara paintball, we were shown just how hard these paintball guns can be. >> our guns are turned down, but they're still shooting at 220 feet per second. that's 180-miles an hour.

>> reporter: someone opened fire last night, hitting three of them, including a man in his 70s. this tree is at the scene of one of the attacks. >> somebody fired 12 to 14 green paintballs. >> reporter: the attackers treated the violence as a joke. >> the second group of people reported hearing as the car drove away, a male voice laughing. >> reporter: police say they could face charges, up to a felony assault if someone is seriously hurt. >> paintballs are high velocity projectiles, that can cause serious injury. >> reporter: bill and mownique say they'll spread the word to

their neighbors. andrew hopes the attacks don't tarnish the image of a popular sport. >> i don't know what these hooligans are up to, but it's not fun getting shot if you're not expecting it. >> reporter: police are also asking parents to sit down with their kids, if they know they use paintballs, and have access to a green car, to let them know shooting these is no joke. an elderly couple died today in a head-on accident. the highway patrol says christopher shuman was behind the wheel of a chevy pickup truck that drifted onto the dirt shoulder. investigators say he overcorrected, and careered into the other lane, and hit fay steinhart and her husband richard. both of them were 72 years old. she was pronounced dead at the scene. he was taken to queen of the

valley hospital, where he died a short time later. identifying a bike rider struck by a car. 55-year-old george couter. the cause of the collision is still under investigation, and so far no charges have been filed against the driver. >> police are trying to generate leads in their search for a missing girl. they posted this photo of bailey faggiano to the facebook page. they believe she's with someone named griffin o'brien in a range rover. anyone with information is asked to call pleasanton police. now to concord where another flurry of earthquakes

is getting attention. you'll recall on sunday, a 3.6, and a 3.0 hit the same area, and there have been at least eight other smaller earthquakes. today, ktvu's john fowler asked seismologists what's going on here? >> reporter: this is the epicenter of the swarm of quakes. monument boulevard in concord. you can see on the pavement, owe earthquake movement has shaken the ground here. this recent swarm began about breakfast time, and was felt across the diablo valley. >> it was a big jolt. it felt like it was making the house shake a little bit. >> people say they felt three quakes at 7:31, 7:32 and 7:35 this morning. the quake knocked this branch off his tree in his front yard. he sent us this photo of it across his car. he's lived here 25 years. >> yeah, i was pretty surprised. the whole time i've lived here, i've never seen any of these

trees break like that. >> reporter: luckily it did little damage. the swarm of quakes has people on edge. >> i've felt many in my life, living in the bay area. >> reporter: seismologists tell me, today's quakes are part of a storm that started sunday and probably will not trigger a bigger one. >> that's not likely just because these earthquakes are really, really small. >> reporter: seismologists can't point them well enough to know if they're on the main fault or a splintered fault. a 4% chance of a quake of a 6.6 magnitude or so in the next few years. in concord, john fowler, ktvu fox 2 news. a late season storm is bringing snow to the sierra. a light snow shower this afternoon. this video is from a home in silver springs and it could be

just the beginning. they'll be some snow in the mountains. perhaps 6 inches of snow as we head into the next 48 hours at some of the higher elevations. outside right now, it's clear. a little bit of patchy coastal fog down around the teller point area. but most of the fog now is clear from our coastline. you can see the tower of the transamerica pyramid. here's the snow system that brought snow into the mountains. it's right here, this whole thing moves to the south and east. and as it does these showers will start to swing over the top, come back in our direction. we've got a shot for showers tomorrow. then again tomorrow night into early friday morning. these are the showers that frank and gasia were eluding to. we had reports of heavy rain in truckee, and snow at lake level. 56degrees right now in oakland. 54 in napa. tomorrow starts off nice, plenty of sunshine. but you'll notice the clouds

come in from the east. these come in from the west when storm needs to blow off. you can even see a shower from that. mainly in the afternoon. i'll dial that in when you get back. right now, tomorrow looks mostly dry. the best shot for showers are going to be late tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night into friday morning. the computer model then, a few clouds lingering. here come the clouds this way. there they come right there, and there are your temperatures. partly cloudy in the afternoon. highs, lots of 70s. just like today, slightly cooler. but after that, late into the afternoon and evening, a chance of showers into friday morning. we'll have that all set up in the computer model. tomorrow, mostly sunny. salvaged wood scraps turned into art. >> old growth forest takes on new life in an exhibit soon opening in the north bay. meet the sculptor on the

cutting edge. >> a concerned citizen sounds off about a strip mall. we've been told the sprinklers have been sounding off since yesterday.

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new at 10:00, check out this video here, sprinklers on, watering grass at a strip mall, apparently nonstop now for 48 hours. a business owner tells us, the center's manager knows about it, but won't do anything to stop the water flow. no vote tonight. the san jose planning commission put off a vote on a permit for expanding the newbie island landfill. protesters say the smell from the landfill keeps getting worse. today, the planning commission says it's going to study the odor issue. the landfill was located on

dixon landing road near the milpitas city line. many of the complaints come from milpitas residents. the art exhibit features trees that are more than 1,000 years old. as ktvu's debora villalon tells us, visitors can see them for free. >> reporter: moving day. no small job when you're moving pieces that way between 1 and 10 tons. this is the top of a massive sculpture called five elements. of an artist who works with salvaged redwood, old stumps left behind by logging, delivered to him by the truck load. >> are you in? great! >> each mark is made by hand. >> reporter: bruce johnson starts with a chainsaw, and fin irks with wood working tools. not without hazard.

half of his pinky finger lost to a blade. but the form and energy of these huge shapes inspire him. >> in the process of trimming off a broken edge, or cutting out a piece of rot. now in that process, you've steadied it. i feel more like a tool in the process than the will. >> reporter: 17 of his sculptures are going in along the santa rosa freeway. a collection called appropriately, root 101. when this sculpture garden opens to the public in a month it will be the very first exhibit at this new one acre space sandwiched between a hospital and a performing arts center. anyone can wander here for free, and the pieces will remain planted for two years. >> an area to reflect, and enjoy, kind of even though we are right next to 101, there is a sense of peace here. >> stop! >> reporter: but getting the

pieces installed is more painstaking than peaceful. this one weighs almost 5 tons. handled as carefully as glass. >> okay, there we go. >> reporter: it has a top and a ladder, and welcomes climbers. >> you'll be able to climb up into that copper orb and poke your head up the top and look out. >> reporter: it's called lookout. inviting a new outlook. in santa rosa, debora villalon, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> those are really nice. i'd love to go see that. new information about the latest whale found beach in pacifica. what marine biologists are saying about how the animal may have died. >> covered in mold, and i just freaked out. >> 2 investigates the mold problem at a luxury apartment complex in the south bay. why tenants think the landlord knew about problems with the building before they ever moved in.

tonight 2 investigates exposes what some call the best kept secret at one apartment complex. mold so bad some tenants say they had to move out. the apartment manager it they say knew about potential problems before they ever moved in. >> new evidence uncovered by 2 investigates. >> reporter: we hired our own mold inspector and tests in one unit revealed mold in the air five times higher than outdoor levels, and that was after apartment managers told tenants their apartment was clean. >> it was covered in mold and i just freaked out. >> reporter: a breaking point for justin keller. mold just about everywhere else inside his apartment.

last year at the sycamores part of the lux renorth park apartment village in san jose. >> when it's all over our stuff it just became too unbearable. >> reporter: san francisco code ordered management to remove the mold. keller and his fiance had to move out. they say apartment managers eventually gave them a furnished yont until their place could be cleaned. cleanup crews gave the all clear. the couple says they were told to move back in or pay for a new unit. keller not convinced the apartment was really mold free. >> even as we stand in here right now, we don't know for sure if it's still here. we'd like to find out. >> i'd like to find out. >> reporter: tom took air samples outside and inside the apartment, he also tested a pair of the tenants moldy flip

flops. they found indoor air levels still five times higher than the outdoor sample. >> but this number i know is elevated. >> reporter: we showed the mold report to tenants rights attorney, joe tobin. >> clearly, in this example you provided, the landlord did not do proper mold remediation, the levels are very high. >> reporter: also troubling, he says is this lawsuit filed in 2012 by apartment complex, the irvine company, alleging breach of contract. >> a sophisticated landlord that has a lot of property knows that water intrusion is going to equal mold. the landlord needs to disclose that to the tenant. >> reporter: 2 investigates called managers, and got a call back at the parent company in southern california. the irvine company declined our request for an interview, but told us it determined the mold in keller's apartment was not

caused by water intrusion. the company said the mold was caused by the residents, sighting high humidity. >> reporter: irvine also called ktvu's lab results invalid, saying our inspector didn't take enough samples, but they still acknowledged an unacceptable number of mold spores in the air, and plans to do more cleaning. keller says he and his fiance did nothing wrong and other people say the mold is not limited to one apartment. >> reporter: kimberly kates believes the problem is bigger than a few units. >> i think it's like the best kept secret at north park. >> they offered $2,500 to replace damaged property. but keller says they're still negotiating with management to try to cover their losses. while our inspector did not

find elevated mold levels in kate's apartment during this visit, she says apartment managers should have told her about potential mold problems before she moved in. >> they told me it was safe. when you hear that, and you know they're suing the builders, they know. it pisses you off. >> as for keller and his fiance, they say they're now considering legal action. we asked to see the irvine company's own mold inspection reports, but they declined to share that with us. >> if you have a tip for 2 investigates we want to hear from you. email 2investigates@ktvu.com. or leave us a voice mail at 510- 874-0222. marine biologists now say they have a better idea of how a whale came to wash ashore yesterday on sharp park beach in pacifica. it appears the whale was older

and longer than first reported. it was an adult female, rather than a universal. the marine mammal says scientists found the whale had four vertebrae, and a broken rib. they say thiers could mean the whale was hit by a ship, but they aren't sure, so the cause of the death will likely remain unknown. dozens of teachers interrupted a school board meeting with a noisy protest. the united teachers union want the district to invest in increasing teachers pay. the union says its teachers are among the lowest paid in the east bay. despite serving 31,000 students in several cities. san francisco's glide church serves about 900,000 meals a year. their facility needs an upgrade to serve all of those diners. today's event brought together

the key donors who made the renovation possible. we're told construction is set to last between 4 and 6 weeks. during that time, the kitchen will use a little glide magic, if you will, to make sure meals are still cooked and served to those who need something to eat. i'm tracking that chance for a shower in your forecast. which areas could see the wet weather, and how long the showers could last. >> also, saving a small pocket of affordable housing on the peninsula, the new idea offered today. >> reporter: in three minutes, students light candles for the victims of nepal's earthquake.

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for the first time this year, a bat has tested positive for rabies in the east bay. they found this bat on cabernet way last week. an infected animal transmits rabies through their saliva. the first sign that animal is sick. they may also have convulsions and frothing at the mouth.

the u.s. department of agriculture has now confirmed 122 cases of birth flew which can kill a bird in 48 hours. so far more than 128 million chickens and turkeys have been infected. both iowa and minnesota reported more infections this week. they do say the price of dozen eggs could increase by as much as 15 cents. students held a candlelight vigil for the victims of the nepal earthquake. they used candles to make a map of the flag. the death toll is now more than 7500. students say they're accepting donations for the victims. in nepal, people are rebuilding some of their certificatished monuments and not waiting for the government to do it. in the city of katan their

working on temples and palaces. advising the residents whether they're safe. many people living in tents, others have left the city entirely. a bay area comedian is in the hospital waiting for triple bypass surgery. michael pritchard posted this video from his hospital room. his agent said the comedian started having major chest pains saturday night. testing found he needed a triple bypass. the surgery is set for friday. he's known for his hard work with kids, cancer groups, and wounded veterans. the new england patriots likely deflated footballs, and quarterback tom brady likely knew about it. those are the key findings of an investigative report released today by the nfl.

after the afc championship game, nfl investigators found 11 of the 12 footballs the patriots used were below the league air pressure limit. the report says the locker room attendant took the already approved footballs into a bathroom next to the field, and was in there long enough to deflate them with a needle. we all know last night was pretty disappointing for the warriors and their fans, but today, the team is reminding everyone hay, it's only one loss, and it's a 7 game series. the spin on their series with memphis. >> and a chance of wet weather in our forecast. chief meteorologist, bill martin will lay out the exact timeline for us. >> up first, a new hope for residents of palo alto's last mobile home park, as they try to fight off eviction.

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mobile home park in silicon valley. he's come up with a plan to keep hundreds of people from being forced out of their homes. allie rasmus tells us, the plan videographies a partnership between the city, the county and a nonprofit group. >> reporter: extremely frustrating. that's how renee escalante describes the last few months. he's lived in this three bedroom trailer for 16 years. his two oldest kids are in college. the youngest in high school. >> it's thanks to this place with all of its benefits that my kids were able to succeed, he says. the future is uncertain. the family who owns the parkland wants to sell it. the people who own the trailer spaces would have to leave. he knows there's no way he could find a three bedroom place like this in a good

neighborhood for $1,000 or less anywhere else in the bay area. >> how do we avoid an eviction? >> reporter: to the, a santa clara county supervisor announced a plan to save the mobile home park. >> i'm very confident it can work. are there still a lot of twists and turns? there are, but there is a path. teaming up to buy the park and keep it that way. the city of palo altos set aside $8 million in funding. the county of santa clara, another $8 million. the nonprofit would own and operate the park, but is $26 million enough to convince the owner of buena vista to sell it to them? >> i think we still don't know what the value of the property might be. the owner has indicated, he doesn't want to have those

conversations. i understand and respect that. >> reporter: if they do, the owners will all be required to give their tenants relocation money. the exact amount per family hasn't been determined yet. but the total cost is between 5 and $6 million. reported everyonings this afternoon. the car company posted losses, but they were less than expected. the demand is growing for the model s sedan, and they expect sales to increase in the 2nd quarter. deliveries of a new electric suv should begin by august. san francisco game maker zynga announced sweeping layoffs in an effort to save money. it's about 360 people. the company hopes the layoffs can help save about $45 million a year. u.s. stock markets closed lower. the declines followed comments

from fed chair janet yellen who said stock evaluations are high. checking in on your weather. showers in the forecast. good news, and in pine lawn, it's going to be widely scattered. liven picture, there's oakland. you can see the tribune building on the right. just a beautiful night. a few clouds down south around pigeon point. but for the most part, it's clear. no fog along the coast. those are the highs that were recorded today. temperatures tomorrow going to be cooler. more like 75 tomorrow. 76 in fairfield. about 75. santa rosa will come down about 74. this is the system we're tracking. as it moves out, the showers to the north of us are going to come backwards. currently, you see showers showing up around quincy, towards red bluff as well. as you look outside right now,

you've got no showers for us. as we head into the afternoon, they're going to start off as thunder showers over the mountains, but work their way back. normally things come out of the west or northwest, or even southwest. these storms will be coming from the east. right now, the wind direction is southwest. the winds should be clocking around north-northeast. moisture comes up over the top of it, and we've got a cooler breezy day with a chance of showers. let's go right to the mountains, where a winter weather advisory is going to go into effect. reports of snow up there now. not a big deal, but as we head into the next 24 hours, maybe a half foot of snow. some rain as well. maybe thunder and lightning. be careful traveling that way. as we go into tomorrow, here we go. there's the showers. here we are at 1:00 on thursday. here we are at 5:00. see this down in san jose, that's tomorrow. then you go back through there.

see how widely scattered is? i'm hoping it hits my lawn, and your lawn too. in the mountains, plenty of activity. it dies out as we head into friday evening. mainly tomorrow afternoon, into thursday night, tomorrow night into friday. typically, they fall apart, but if there's a strong enough cell, perhaps a thunderstorm that's been blowing up over say, the yosemite area, as it blows back our way, it will still have a little bit of moisture in, and still have a little oomph to it. this is nothing to lose sleep over. as we head into friday, the atmosphere stabilizes, and starts to warm up in time for mother's day for the weekend. giants and a's not so good today, mark. >> yeah, they'll never remember this game, come the end of the year. very forgettable day. figured the giants hadn't given as much as a measly run in the last three games, couldn't go

on much longer like that. suddenly, the very potent padres, 16 hits, throttle the giants, 9-1 on willie mays' 84th birthday. not supposed to go down like that. matt kemp, how did the dodgers give this guy up? right in the middle of it, an rbi double for kemp. even good things go bad for the giants. bottom half of that big padre inning, nori aoki, shot to center. matt duffy is going to score. but this cannot happen. good turns bad. padres can do no wrong though, angel pagan robbed. justin upton, a beautiful catch. and the giants find themselves back at .500 now. 14-14. neither the giants or the a's put up much of a tussle. oakland can't get anything

resembling a streak. eddie rosario. first pitch he ever sees in the major leagues. gone. 29th plater ever to do that. a's only 6 hits. no runs. their night in a nut shell there. can't catch a break. the twins sure know how. 13-0 finally. already, second round of the nba playoffs proving to be far more entertaining than the opening round. nobody, including the warriors breezing by. the clippers get a big 2nd half surprise from the rockets. sports part 2, next. ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide

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maybe the toughest thing about last night's loss for the warriors, they have to wait three days. you don't give the ball away 20 times. careless turnovers. leave it to draymond green to put it all in perspective. >> every expected us to go undefeated i guess in the playoffs. nobody expects us to lose a game at home.

everything's not going to go our way. we expect to win the series. >> seems like the halftime show was the highlight right there. shaq takes a bad fall. that was not staged. clippers control the 1st half, houston owns the 2nd half. james hart comes alive. 16 of 32 in the 4th quarter, they come from 9 down at halftime. you see harden drives to put it away. that series now at 1-1. chicago, a big loser to lebron and the cavs. that series also is at 1-1. that's the sporting life. >> i want to see cavs/warriors in the nba finals. >> don't get ahead of yourself. >> i can't help it. >> thanks mark. and thank you so much for joining us tonight.

keep in mind that our coverage continues anytime at ktvu.com. >> have a great evening, everyone. we'll see you tomorrow. bye.

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let's go, buddy. school time. oh, and, gloria, if you want to get together with the girls later i could just, you know watch the football game or something. that means he wants to watch the football game. i'm not talking to you. and what are you drinking coffee for, anyway? it's my culture. i'm colombian. oh, yeah? what part of colombia are those french toaster sticks from? gloria: babe, i'm not sure about the game. the whole family is coming over for the barbecue. it's today? si. it's the ohio state game. so, everybody can watch. i don't like watching the game with people who don't know the game. people talk. you talk at my football games. for one thing, it's called soccer. your team's scored two goals all season. i'm not taking a big risk. [ hollow clank ] how much of this did you drink? give me a break. i have to climb a rope today.