warrior fans held their breath when steph curry landed on his back hitting his head on

the court. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. and curry suffered a contusion but is okay. and what a scary moment to see something like that. >> for everyone who appreciates and loves sports just a sickening sight. you could not avoid but hold your breath. for several agonizing moments it looked like the entire season may have gone down in a heap late in that first half. the mvp, the heart and soul of this team within reach of a championship. steph curry looked seriously injured on a night when very little went right for golden state. houston came out smoking. hit eight of the first nine threes. 45 points against the warriors the first quarter. james harden right in the thick of it. and as the first half came to a conclusion, near it any way. steph could take this fall as

he goes over trevor ariza. he layed motionless for several moments. finally was led off the court. and obviously checked for concussion like symptoms. he later would return. the warriors were down as many as 25. but curry did wind up having a hand in their come back. he hit this three in the fourth quarter. the warriors within six. that's as close as they would get. steph a three but from there a 7-0 run from the rockets led by who else james harden. he started the field and james scores two of his 45 right there. 128-115 the final. the warriors still lead the series 3-1. game five will be in oakland. on wednesday at 6:00 but this was houston's night. our joe fonzi has been down there all weekend. and of course a lot of attention being paid to the condition of steph curry right now. what's the latest you've heard and know of, joe. >> yeah, mark you could pretty

much feel the warriors and their fans collectively hold their breath when curry went down in the second quarter going down hard over trevor ariza as you said hitting his head. the back of his head on the floor as he went down. and then staying down on the floor for some time before he was help into the locker room. i think we're all amazed to see him come back in the third quarter especially with all the knowledge of injures. after the game he met with the media and kind of explained what it was all like for him. >> it's a bad feeling because you you're trying to make a play on the ball. once you see the situation changes immediately in the air. you have to control over yourself. it could have been a lot worse. once i hit the ground. i hear voices from trainers and people telling me to take my time.

we want to make sure to do all the tests they needed to do. all in all i'm thankful i came out of that relatively okay and try to get my team something. >> i'm proud of the way we all fought. >> i was kind of nervewracking. but when you see him get back on the court that's when you're like okay you can breathe. you can relax. he's out there. >> that sentiment pretty much echoed by all the guys in the locker room who were happy to see curry. normally this time of the night well after the game security would have the building cleared out. we're under a flash flood warning here in houston. severe thunderstorm and we're asked to shelter in place here. so many probably most of the fans are still stuck around. until they get the all clear. that isn't expected to happen for possibly another two hours

but there's all kind of local flooding. heavy thunderstorms and so at least the fans here have a win to talk about rather than elimination. and the warriors hope they get that done as they come back home. but nobody is going any where tonight for a little while. we'll be back with more later on in sports until then. live from houston joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2 news. >> interesting side note with regard to weather. no room service for joe. and they're going to keep an eye on curry. and he's actually been hurt in his head twice more seriously in his career. he says he's felt worse than this before. >> i am surprised he did not have a concussion. i thought he would be gone for at least a week. >> mark, thank you. and back home in the bay area many warriors fans were more worried about curry's health than the outcome of the game. our warriors coverage continues with jana katsuyama.

she was at the alameda theater where hundreds of fans were silenced tonight when they watched curry fall on the big screen. >> reporter: strength in numbers never meant so much as tonight. it was a test for the warriors true believers. the start so hard to watch just kept getting harder. with a collective cringe, fans watched curry somersault over a rockets player hitting the floor hard. showing how quickly worries over a win can turn to worries over the well being of their well beloved player. >> curry is going to bring the team together. >> reporter: the strength of dub nation was loud. fueled by the late rally, the youngest fan. >> let's go warriors. >> reporter: and those seasoned from decades past. >> i'm still a warriors fan. never changed me.

>> reporter: a warriors gate team on the golden stream today gave it their all. >> we love it. we want them to score. we want them to win. >> reporter: the warriors don't have fair weather fans, these are the golden blue tried and true. believers to the end. >> we have it next game. >> we have it next game. >> they could have done a lot better. both teams but i mean, they went out fighting. they took a loss fighting. >> i thought they were going to pull it out together. came out excited to see a terrible thing that happened to curry but we have another game so there's still hope. >> still hope tonight definitely not for the feign of heart. some people say that they already have their tickets for game five. there's other people who plan to go to the watch parties throughout the bay area. part of the proceeds go to the warriors foundation. so it's a win no matter what happens with the game. >> jana katsuyama live tonight

in alameda, thank you. and it is set for wednesday night tip off is at 6:00. stay with ktvu on air and online for continuing warriors play off coverage. we're posting updates on facebook, twitter and on our facebook and twitter app. and president obama honoring all of the fallen heros at arlington national cemetery today. >> the president layed a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. hundreds attended the ceremony. the president noted this is the first memorial day in 14 years without the u.s. being involved in a major ground war. >> on this day we honor the brave men and women who have

given they're lives for their country. >> and in afghanistan there's 10,000 american troops that stayed behind. they're training afghanistan forces. u.s. troops paid their respects today during a ceremony in kabul. they're working to build a more stable and secure afghanistan while protecting the u.s. homeland. here in the bay area, a small but poignant memorial tonight: people gathered at the hillside memorial there to say they will never forget the sacrifice -- heather holmes has the story. >> reporter: for nine years now, this hillside memorial has been a place to remember and reflect it took on some added significant on this day.

the white wooden crosses you can see are a powerful memorial to the heartbreak of loss. >> everyone who knows me knows about my loss. about losing my nephew. >> reporter: for those who lost loved ones to war every day is memorial day. >> for me it's, very personal. >> reporter: marisa still deals with the sting of death. >> my nephew had been killed in afghanistan. >> reporter: 22 years old just three weeks into his first combat tour, army sergeant clinton ruiz was attacked by small arms fire. >> coming here is for me to have my own special place to remember him. >> reporter: this small memorial has bonded strangers. >> every single cross here represents a young person who's died. >> reporter: from those who

come to grieve. >> we're out here twice a month at least. >> reporter: to those who come to work maintaining the memorial. 76-year-old lin mcmichael works to limit the effects of the passage of time. >> it just means everything for me to come. i come for myself. >> reporter: over time, so many things lose their meaning. but acknowledging the ultimate sacrifice for securing american freedom shouldn't be one of them. >> know that there are people who are thinking of their own loved ones loss on this day. >> reporter: and tonight, they also honored the families that these fallen men and women leave behind. tonight's service was small. it was rather intimate but it was also touching. frank and julie, it was a ceremony that marisa told me she just couldn't miss. >> i was out there earlier today. and it really is something when you see those crosses firsthand. so many of them up there on the

hillside. heather thank you. heather holmes reporting from lafayette. ray mcdonald arrested yet. the new charges against the former 49er involving his former fiance and their new baby. >> a pretty cool memorial day. temperatures are on the increase. i'll let you know which cities will be the warmest and how warm they will get. >> what neighbors tell us they distinctly heard before this home in the south bay went up in flames tonight. [♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the

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a three alarm fire caused significant damage to a home in san jose. now authorities are trying to determine if it was an explosion that started that fire. it was first reported at 4:30 at a home in view wood place in south san jose. neighbors say they heard explosions and pg & e was called in to turn off the gas. the fire was burning through the roof of the home it also damaged an rv next door. we spoke with two neighbors, both of them told us they heard a very loud explosion that took place right before the fire broke out. >> i was looking around for what it happened and there was a second one. when i looked outside i saw huge black smoke billowing down the street. a mere and her son got out of -- a mother and her son got out of the home safely. but one firefighter suffered a

minor injury. we're told he suffered minor injury when something in the home exploded and pushed him back suddenly. how protest organizers are responding and the governor's plan. >> reporter: the protest on the new plan from the city on keeping protests off the streets after dark. major libby schaaf says keeping people on sidewalks prevents vandalism and violence and it keeps protesters, bystanders and drives safe. >> this is not new policy. this is just making better utilization of policy we already have. >> reporter: but as schaaf tries to make better use of the

policy, protesters say it's just stack -- tactics. >> she cannot enact new policy without dealing with the national warriors guilt. >> reporter: she says what the city is doing is illegal because the approach needs approval from her organization and the aclu. >> people are going to cause damages to businesses. that's not going to happen in the middle of the street. forcing people off the street on to the sidewalk, could only increase that problem. >> we spent a long time analyzing this law and are confident this is within the law. >> reporter: they disagree on what should be allowed on the

streets of oakland. >> we're encouraging and asking people to remain on the streets, to stay on the streets to continue to push this issue. >> reporter: the mayor is trying to prevent a repeat of the vandalism when protesters caused tens of thousands of damage. that has been no damage to businesses in the past few months. cristina rendon. thieves steel a large statute of christ in bronze. the figure was located next to the church of transgeneration. some have said they think the thieves will try to sell it for scrap metal. >> we hope people will see how

stressed people are and we would appreciate it if you return it. >> the church is way more interested in restoring the figure than in prosecution -- prosecuting the persons who took it. severe storms caused big problems in parts of texas and oklahoma. rescuers in austin are searching for a dozen people including three children who are still missing after historic flooding there this weekend. we get the developing news from reporter casey stegell. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbot has declared a state of emergency after wicked weather pounds the lone star state. >> we urge all citizens to get out of harm's way. >> reporter: tornadoes, heavy rainfall and thunderstorms leading to massive flooding in some areas. the water destroyed homes in hayes county and between austin and san antonio. as a desperate search is under way there to locate a number of people believed to have been

washed away. >> we have confirmed a person count of 12 that we're actively searching for as missing individuals. >> reporter: several more inches of rain is expected on this memorial day. but officials say, it will not hamper their efforts. >> they are still, rescue operations in play. >> reporter: in dallas recovery efforts under way after a pair of ef1 tornadoes ripped through the area. the storm created widespread wreckage, uprooted trees, blew out car windows and damaged buildings. >> every tornado warning has to be taken seriously in texas. >> reporter: a number of fatalities in the rio grand after a tornado ripped through the border city of acuna. left hundreds of homes, vehicles and other structures damaged. severe weather watches and warnings remain in effect throughout much of memorial day

fearing that only additional rain could increase the problems on the ground. that's the latest from dallas, casey stegell, fox news. and mark ibanez was just talking to joe fonzi down there as to the game. one of the things is, there's sheltering in place at the stadium. but the thing that ibanez brought up. the warriors like to fly out right away to get rest. but warriors may not fly out tonight. they may not get home until very late tonight or tomorrow morning or they might stay the night because if that weather is going to stay bad, they're weather is connected to our weather. when they have this cool weather pattern it sets them up with yet a tease up another storm to go throughout the country. so this weather is going to migrate. in the next 36 hours another explosion of strong storms from texas north into the ohio valley probably and for the

middle part of the week. so when we're like this they're like that. we're going to get more of a high pressure dominant pattern. warmer for us. tomorrow will be slightly warmer and beyond that. there are changes, changes for them, changes for us. the winds are dying down a little bit. it was real windy out there in fairfield tonight. gusting to 15 at sfo. the forecast for tomorrow will be plenty of clouds when you wake up but then it should clear a little quicker. it's got to right. then the forecast highs. there's the fog footprint at 7:00 a.m. those are the oranges, those are 80s. you're seeing more warmth around than we saw today. you're going to see more 70s. for us mostly 70s and 60s but 80s are within reach. they'll be coming our way shortly. we could even see upper 80s, low 90s. tomorrow more warmth on the way. and the san mateo bridge

was reopened after a weekend shut down. the new surface is made of polyester concrete. drivers will notice temporary markers on the bridge permanent striping is going to be added at a later date. thousands of people honoring the fallen on this memorial day. up next, we will take you to one of the largest memorial day ceremonies here in the bay area and later -- >> memorial day is run of the best car sales days of the year. and there are plenty of reasons why.

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memorial day weekend is more about clean up than beachcombing. it's been more than a week since a pipeline burst and

spilled oil. protesting has been going on about fraking. and sea world crews say it's difficult to see animals in pain. >> we will start talking about it and we just start tearing up. >> reporter: one sea lion did not make it, it was covered in oil and starving. we learned today that man who died while scuba diving was a chp officer. he was driving with three friends who found him unresponsive in the water. efforts to revive him failed. they were all scuba diving off the sonoma coast north of

jenner. no cause for his death yet. and in the precidio they remembered loved ones they lost. >> first marine ever, buried in the precidio in the vietnam era. >> reporter: after 47 years it still hurts. >> i miss him tremendously, yes. he was, he was my hero. >> reporter: at this grave site, taylor visited the korean war veteran he was named after. >> i wanted to come and honor my grandfather who served in the navy and say hi. of the more than 2,000 people who came out for the official

ceremony at the precidio many saw combat. among them an army sergeant who lost his friend. >> every time i talk about it i start crying because he died in my arms. he was shot. >> reporter: this celebrating the 50th anniversary of american troop deployment to vietnam. >> it is my hope on this memorial day as it has been on every memorial day, that this not just be a fleeting moment of reflection on a monday in may, but that we carry it with us throughout the year. >> reporter: in the distance, a 21 gun salute in honor of each of the more than 1 million americans killed in all wars. >> each one of these gravestones, they left behind a family for serving our country. >> reporter: the poet lawrence beniot wrote, age should not worry them more the years

condemn of the going down in the sun and in the morning we will remember them. at san francisco's national cemetery, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. former 49er ray mcdonald under arrest again. >> but this time the new charges involve his baby son. find out where he was supposed to be headed today and instead we catch up with him as he gets released from the santa clara county jail, again. >> also a massive meat recall involving a bay area sandwich chain. why officials are calling it high risk.

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tonight about the arrest of ray mcdonald. he's now free on bail after being accused of domestic violence and child endangerment. julie haener is live outside of the county jail and you were there when mcdonald bailed out this afternoon. >> reporter: i was the first person. i spotted him exiting along the side the santa clara county jail. i was able to catch up with him and it was clear he did not want to say anything. he even tried to get a san jose police officer to give him a ride to avoid the crowd of media headed his way. >> was it your son or daughter? >> no comment. >> reporter: he didn't say much but today ray mcdonald is out of jail after posting bail. at first the 30-year-old attempted to run from the waiting media but then simply walked while holding a cell phone trying to find a cab. mcdonald didn't say anything about the misdemeanor charges.

or just that a few hours after his arrest he had been released by the chicago bears. mcdonald was not able to meet the team's standards. saying we believe in second chances but when we signed ray we were very clear what his expectations were if he was to remain a bear. the fall out came after santa clara police were called to a disturbance at a residence in santa clara. a source confirms it happened here inside the carlisle a gated apartment community. >> what i can say while the victim was assaulted she was holding a young child, an infant. >> reporter: mcdonald's attorney says the incident involves the mother of mcdonald's child. a 2-year-old boy. they question if it's a method

to manipulate a parental dispute. >> i think the bears are looking at mcdonald the way the 49ers did. even if he's not guilty of these charges his judgment has to be questioned and do they want that type of distraction moving forward. >> reporter: this latest legal trouble comes after his pregnant fiance accused mcdonald of hitting her at his home. no charges were filed. that past prior domestic violence case was never actually dismissed so the d.a. could bring back those charges and file with these new charges depending on what they find with the investigation. frank. >> maureen naylor in the south best tonight. maureen, thank you. bay area sandwich chain is involved in a massive recall of meat products that allegedly were not inspected. lee's sandwiches has more than a dozen outlets in the area including this one in san jose.

it's parent company southern california's l.q.n.n. is recalling more than 100-tons of beef, pork and chicken products. the u.s.d.a. calls the health risk high because the agency says the meat was repackaged without inspection. at this point no illnesses have been reported. the memorial day weekend is traditionally one of the best in the year for area dealerships. >> reporter: dealers new and used don't spend this kind of money unless they expect a return and that's precisely what we saw in action at car dealers in walnut creek this afternoon. >> memorial day, labor day. year end our biggest sales of the year. >> reporter: stephanie malone is general manager at walnut creek ford which has already sold 70 cars this weekend. >> it's right before summer. people are cleaning out their

garages. they're getting comfortable. they want to get into something new. spring has just ended. i think it's a really positive time of the year. >> great prices, lots of special opportunities with the dealers. it's just a great day to buy a car. >> reporter: for buyers a trifecta of advantages. zero to 2% financing available on up to six years of financing. there are newly incentives. and the used car market is so strong dealers are willing to pay more for decent used cars. >> it's extremely hard to find quality preowned cars right now. if you have a really nice trade in, dealerships are paying top dollar. more so than before. >> reporter: jd power the global marketing information firm says that u.s. car dealers in the month of may have sold 50,000 cars each and every day. if that goes on for the next 60 days, that would be the best

year in sales of cars, in years. >> reporter: a steady improving economy, more confidence consumer that remain moderate well below this year at this time. people say not to be reluctant to commit to a car payment. >> not worried about it. i was worried about i i wouldn't be out here looking at cars of course. my work is busy. and i feel good about it, so. >> reporter: at this rate the u.s. is headed for one of its best auto year sales ever. tom vacar, ktvu news. and temperatures are going to continue to increase for the five day forecast. i'll talk about how warm it's going to get and on which days. >> new developments in cleveland following protests over the controversial clearing of a white police officer involved in a deadly shooting.

an anonymous federal official says the justice department has now reached a settlement with the city of cleveland over excessive force by police and civil rights violations. this comes as protesters involved in demonstrations over the weekend were in court today to learn the charges against them. they were protesting the clearing of a white police officer in the 2012 shooting deaths of an unarmed black couple after a police chase. many protesters pleaded no contest but not all of them. >> i feel like this will send a message to other people and show them that, it's a good cause. and whatever cause it is to come together we can do it. >> officer michael brelow was acquitted of manslaughter after firing more than 40 shots into the couples' car. police thought shots had been

fired and started chasing the car. 14 other officers fired at the carment but the judge said he couldn't say for sure if officer brelow's shots were the ones that killed them. the fbi says there were as many as six telephone threats involving international air flight headed toward the eastern seaboard. a phone call suggested that there was a chemical weapon on that plane. the calls would be the work of the same person. the threats did not appear to be credible. the oakland coffee chain that has gained a loyal following in the united states is now quite popular in japan. blue bottle cafe opened two coffee shops in tokyo this year and in some cases the wait is up to four hours. blue bottle is now hoping to open a third coffee shop in

tokyo's shopping district later this year. this one would also offer baked goods from the recently acquired tarti bakery. and 12% of the homeless are vets. >> a look at life after the military for some veterans here in the bay area. >> plus it's an unseasonably cold but all that is about to change. our chief meteorologist bill martin will tell us about a warm up in his forecast. >> joe fonzi will join us once again live with more on the warriors locker room and the condition of steph curry.

♪ (music throughout) ♪ sfx: (smash) sfx: (roar) ♪ sfx: (roar) sfx: (engine roars) more than 1 million u.s. troops have died fighting for our country during this nation's history. but for the ones who made it home, many of them unfortunately are now homeless. >> more than half of a percent

of the u.s. nation serves in the military but almost 12% of the homeless population are vets. >> reporter: homeless hide in plain sight. >> all these hungry people. >> reporter: and the hungry line up for their next meal. >> does anybody want the donuts? >> yeah. >> reporter: many are veterans like robert moran. >> a home for me is the street. >> reporter: an estimated 12% of the homeless population nationwide are military veterans. >> i trained to go over to vietnam. >> reporter: the free lunch at places like st. anthonys. >> i can give you a couple of more. >> reporter: is the memorial day picnic. >> it brings tears to my eyes because a lot of my friends that i went to basic training with are not here now. >> reporter: those friend died fighting in vietnam.

when the war ended, some had nothing to come back to at home. >> i traveled around a lot. i just traveled around. >> reporter: he's been homeless for 12 of his 59 years. >> hard to believe it's two bags always. >> reporter: but going nowhere. >> reporter: if we have a game, i will go to mccubby. >> reporter: this is where he stays, he will usually hold a sign telling you who he is. >> happy memorial day weekend, thanks for the memories. >> reporter: and hopes for a better future. >> reporter: i'm trying to move forward now. >> reporter: in san francisco -- >> that's all i can do. >> reporter: noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. the u.s. postal service chose this memorial day to

unveil a new series of stamps honoring medal of honor winners from the vietnam war. the stamps were unveiled today. out of the 3 million americans who serveed in vietnam 258 were awarded the medal of honor. several medal of honor recipients were on hand for today's event. it was a pretty cool me phor kwhral day weekend around here. julie and i were talking about -- it was a pretty cool memorial day weekend around here. temperatures are going to warm. but slowly. so there's that kind of gloom and doom that's been lingering. that's the way it is right now. the clouds are going to be there we know you wake up tomorrow morning as they have -- the clouds are going to be

there as you wake up tomorrow morningment and that's the weather out in houston. they have tornado watches and flood watches. joe fonzi will join us from there in a moment. as long as our weather continues to be like this, their weather is going to stay like that. and they're going to shift to a drier pattern and this is the way it's going to work out. the high pressure builds in not much necessarily tomorrow but on wednesday and thursday it really establishes itself. by thursday and friday maybe some upper 80s low 90s. so it's going to feel hot in the inland bay valleys. fog will still be a constant player at the coast. a day tomorrow a lot like the day we had today. oakland a lot like today. not much different. the more real warmth, the more sunshine you're going to notice

east of the caldecut tunnel. then we head to this warm up pattern. this high pressure builds in. so it's dry pattern, warmer pattern. what does that mean, high danger comes back on the radar. as cool as it's been we're going to be talking fire danger on friday maybe a little bit on saturday. 73 in danville, 68 in fremont. 73 in gilroy. not much different than today but they will start to warm up. you will see it in the five day forecast. a few clouds, a little warmer. then here it goes, starts to ratchet up. that might be considered upper 80s on friday could easily be low 80s in livermore and places like that. it's going to be interesting how quickly we forget how cool it is. >> i imagine we're going to be talking fire danger a lot. thanks, bill. mark is here now with more on the warriors and how steph

curry is doing tonight. >> a night that did not go the way the rockets were hoping. the warriors suffer through a few heart stopping moments to say the least. watching their star player lay motionless. the game could have been the least of their worries but that was enough. most points allowed by the warriors all season. rockets shoot 77%. you know that man james harden had a little to do with that. here is what was the scariest moment of all. the warriors saw their season go before your eyes as he tumbles over trevor ariza. he was led out the floor as precaution protocall was followed. clay thompson leads the team back. green had a lot to do with

that. and the warriors were down only 10 points. manageable at halftime as you see green score. and curry would return in the fourth quarter. as a matter of fact after shooting an air ball on his first shot, getting fouled in the second. he would have a little impact. this three brings the warriors within six in the fourth quarter. about nine minutes left. the rockets from there a 7-0 run. and who else, on defense it's harden got a hand in there. on the other end it's james harden to the bucket. he had 48 points. 3-1 series lead and harden hits seven of 11 threes as the series shifts back to oakland and of course a couple of subplots to the game. one the weather in houston and of course the condition of steph curry sometimes head injuries can have a delayed effect. obviously he will be closely watched over the next 48 hours

or so. joe fonzi hassen been down in -- fonzi has been down in houston with the warriors. and has the latest information. >> the warriors and their fans undoubtedly saw the whole season flash in their eyes. he went down hard trying to stop the shot of trevor ariza. went down, hit the back of his head and stayed down on the floor for some time before being helped to the locker room. amazingly he did come back out and played in the third quarter. probably will be sore for game five but the warriors do expect them back after the game. he talked about what the hole experience felt like from his perspective. >> it's a bad feeling. because you, you're trying to make a play on the ball thinking he was going to go up on the lay up. and once you see the situation changes immediately in the air. got no control over yourself and it could have been a lot worse. >> it was a little nervewracking. we didn't see him for a little while. he said he was all right. but when you see him get back

on the court that's when you're like, okay you can breathe. you can relax, he's out there. >> it was an experience. we saw him, get back out there and try to help us win the game. >> reporter: i want to share a very unusual moment that we're in the middle of here in houston. this doesn't happen in california, ball game was about two hours ago. we're still sheltered in place here at the toyota center. there's severe thunderstorms outside here. the folks have been asked to stay here because it's not safe for them to go outside and get in their cars. a lot of highways are flash flooded. there are flash flood warnings here and the rockets have said you're welcomed to stay here as long as you want. until it's safe for you to go home. let me take another look here at something. there's dwight howard right here who came out and was talking to the folks just a few moments ago and mixing it up with them trying to make this whole thing a little bit more

pleasant. i think we can be assure of one thing. there will be no shelter in place in oakland on wednesday. joe fonzi live from houston. mark back to you. >> wow that's a developing story. we'll continue. it's going to affect plane flights back to the bay area. thanks a lot joe. appreciate it. we did have bay area victories to talk about. giants and a's will take a liking to one inning in particular and the hits, they just kept oncoming. sports part ii next.

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don't know if you've noticed giants fans but this year's team they can smack the ball around. that's what they did. a couple of giant fans out there. milwaukee seven runs in the 6th inning alone. andrew suzack had his hand in it. giants were down 4-1. tim lincecum will eventually get the win. nori aoki who is 4-4. an rbi single. we have 6-four giants and they weren't finished. they actually loaded the bases before it was all over with two outs in the inning and hunter pence laser to left. just missed a grand slam. he had three hits. this is a two run double. 13 total hits. 8-4 win and my apologies to a's fans, they won jesse hahn, a

four game complete shut out. they won 4-0 over the tigers and anaheim beat chicago in hockey. that's the sporting life. >> thanks mark, thanks for joining us. good night. >> good night.

my name is mary molina and i'm a pipeline engineer for pg&e in the sacramento region. new technology is being used in all facets of the company and what we do. pg&e is employing these technologies as an investment to the system for the long run.

we're not just going to roll up and go home because we live here and we work here and we care about the work and we care about doing it right. we all have the same goals to make the system safe and to make the community safe. together, we're building a better california.

to relax? throw on my wireless headphones and disappear into the nature channel. man on tv: the young flat back turtle searches for food on the ocean floor. this flat back, however... the fascinating thing about nature is how, in the blink of an eye it can go from a scene of total tranquil beauty to raw, primal violence. can you seriously not hear me with those things on? it's noise-canceling technology. give it a spin. it's got -- sweetie! focus. mom, why are you freaking out on everyone? because you are acting very irresponsibly -- all of you. listen, honey, luke has a giant project due tomorrow for school that he hasn't even started, and haley just informed me she needs 40 cupcakes for her school fundraiser, also due tomorrow. i'd like to point out i completed all my assignments on my own and on time.