curry for three. bang. exclamation point. >> reporter: warriors fans have seen shots like that all

yearlong but tonight it means quite a bit more. steph curry with the dagger three to bring the war warriors within one game of the championships. good evening i'm ken wayne. heather holmes has the night off. let's get to the warriors night with joe fonzi. wow. >> reporter: the warriors are a win away from their second championship since they became a bay area team. andre iguodala in in place of bogut. every possession at battle. 17 of them in the fourth quarter. the warriors had enough to stay

on top. iguodala there for the follow up plus the foul. james involved in every cavalier possession starting to feel the fury. three more and curry feels it, his family feels it, the arena feels it. steve kerr has seen this from his star before. >> steph just taking over the game. but it was a different game. i thought this is steph's night. this is going to be a big one for him because he has all that room. he took over the game and was fantastic. >> tomorrow the warriors try to wrap up the game in cleveland. if not a seventh and deciding game will be played in oakland on friday. >> right now they look very focused and the news conferences afterward the

players seem not to get wrapped up about this particular game. >> i think they know that that last one may be the toughest one of them all. anyone who assumes anything at this point would be wrong to do so. >> we'll see you in a little bit. >> it was a stressful night for warrior fans as the score bounces back and forth throughout the game. ricky's in san leandro was warriors land tonight. >> i think they're going to win it in six. they're going to go to cleveland and just be done. it's over in six. >> warriors fans say after tonight's epic game they can relax and rest for a little bit

but only for one day. debora villalon has the story. >> reporter: don't let this quiet scene in san bruno fool you. inside it's bethlehem. more than a thousand seats -l all filled, everyone glued to the tv screen. >> it's like my own section instead of having my own seat. >> reporter: at his hand a remote that lights up the blue light every time there's a

score. high energy but no parking fee. and the snacks here cheaper. >> it started with me way back when my mother was telling me stories about barry -rp. >> reporter: diaz was always a fan. but started converting his the man cave since he got his season tickets. >> it's great that i get to do it with my daughter, teaching her about the warriors and her cousins. so this is a family event more than anything. >> the whole family can be in here and spend time together and watch the game. >> reporter: it does seem this space transports everyone closer to home court. >> go. >> hey. >> what can you beat with friends and family? i like to set the game.

i love it here more to tell you the truth. that's the best part. >> reporter: as elaborate as he's got it, diaz says he's not done yet. he wants to make his garage floor look more like a basketball court. ken i was happy to get an invitation to that watch party. >> what a great place. i like the blue lightning. that's a great idea. two members of an iconic bay area rock & roll band got it going with a rock & roll version of the national anthem. >> ♪ ♪ >> bay area loves these guys. metallica founder cranked out the electrified electronic version. they have called the bay area home since back in 1982. while the team heads to cleveland in game six, the

warriors with launching a watch party at the arena. tickets are on sale for $15 each. you will also get a rally towel and cheer card. the doors open at 1:30 on tuesday afternoon. we'll have more on the warriors later on in the newscast. the woman who was hit by a broken bat was transferred to a rehabilitation center. bret lawrie crushed his bat and a piece went into the stands and hit the fan. police responded to a report of a suspicious car on stevenson street. patrol officers saw something suspicious inside and called in the bomb squad. authorities shut down stevenson

along with fifth street along mission. the bomb squad found there was nothing hazardous. we're learning more about a prison escape. the biggest surprise over the course of the hunt for matt and sweat who turns 35 today, is the lack of positive leads about their whereabouts. joyce mitchell a 51-year-old prison seamstress is now facing charges for supplying the men with the tools used in the escape. she has helped investigators accomplish a time line of last saturday morning when the men escaped. mitchell was planing to go with them but at the last moment changed her mind. >> she was planning to meet them once her vehicle was

neated. >> investigators don't think mitchell was involved in helping her run away with two convicted killers. officials say they likely killed the militant responsible for an attack at a plant in al- qaida. the military is not yet confirming the kill. though a spokesperson says that it is certain. there's word tonight curdish fighters are closing inen on an area of syria that's held by isis. takes the city would interrupt isis supply lines to syria. isis fighters blew up bridges to try to keep the curds from moving in. there are intense air strikes to cover the curdish advance.

the area the filled with refugees trying to move into turkey. back here at home, a two vehicle accident on the peninsula left a motorcycle driver dead this afternoon. the crash happened around 1:15 p.m. on highway 101 near the hillsdale boulevard. a honda crv hit a suzuki rider who was thrown off his bike. the man was rushed to the hospital but did not survive. it did not appear that drugs or alcohol was a factor. a long lifted comet has landed after taking off from earth. >> reporter: it was a reunion seven months in the making. scientists say they've heard

from their comet landing probe awake after a long hibernation. >> temperature, power is generated by the solar generator so it appears the land rover is healthy. it's operational and we will work now in the coming days on getting longer slots. >> reporter: this initial message lasted just over a minute but the lander sent back more than 3,000 package. now they have to figure out low to use the recharged battery to complete their experiment. a difficult task going on how much it took to get it back on. scientists will now work to change rosetta's orbit so the link to the lander lasts longer. >> we had these two minute signals from it. we now have to work out how it will continue its mission given

that it wasn't even supposed to be a white map. it's a very challenging part of the mission but very exciting. >> reporter: the rock and ice that make up comets preserve molecules like a time capsule. they're hoping the new samples will detail life itself. they were key to america's war effort and today people got to say thank you in person. >> the women hadn 't been at work, we probably would have lost the war. the big changes students will see in the classroom when they head back to school in the next school year.

ktvu's claudine wong with a new approach to learning that encouraging all students to stand up. >> reporter: take a look around mrs. gray's classroom and you will notice something a bit different. >> you may take your stand back to your desk. >> reporter: yes that was mrs. gray telling all her students to take a stand at their desk. look closely and you will see those desks don't come with chairs. >> i remember being having

these desks constantly asking my students to take a seat but never really knowing why. >> reporter: m mrs. gray's class is one of four at balosito's elementary school that's equipped with standing desks. >> it was something i had no idea existed or had the possibility. >> reporter: until after she was approach bid two of her parents. a couple of years ago while volunteering at the school they started noticing something pretty alarming. >> most pe had been eliminate, the rise of technology. the fact that kids are driven to school and not walking anymore. we had been recommending this and sending our kids off to sit all day at school. >> reporter: so they came to the principal with a proposal. let us buy you 25 desks and let's see what happens. the kids were given the option to grab schools and the desks

come with this bar. >> it has like a little bar which you can put your foot on and you can swing it. so you're getting a little bit of exercise in it too. >> reporter: it took a little getting used to but now kids say they prefer standing >> i can concentrate much better and don't talk as much. i don't know why it just happens. >> when you're sitting some of your brain shuts down and you start getting sleepy. but when you're standing you're actively moving and you stay awake. >> reporter: there's now 75 desks and the principal hopes to have much more. >> reporter: lessons are being learned one desk at a time. claudine wong, ktvu news. california's largest chain of nursing homes is under

intense scrutiny from legislators. brias health care owns 41 facilities across the state. some of those homes have become targets of lawsuits, regulatory fines and state and regulatory investigations. in 2012 and 2013, several in california were cited. the owner says the government started singling its business after dispute over paper work. lawmakers are expected to approve a law tomorrow not being supported by governor brown. that's based on the assumption

that -- a volcano in central mexico is putting on quite a show. popo is spewing clouds of ash in what sign táeu -- scientists are calling low intensity ash. known simply at el popo the volcano sits about 20 miles from the capital city. thousands rallied to vote down the government's electoral reform package. a crucial vote on the hub's political future is just days away. at issue is how they will pick their top leader which is usually picked by the elite.

the public is on the side of voting down beijing friendly reform. >> which we think they're coming legislative council. >> reporter: protesters state china was reneging on an agreement. in england tonight, a flotila boat is escorting boats. the great charter was written to settle a dispute with nobles. it was the first time a british monarc declared himself to be

law. >> the founding fathers of the united states, to this day the imagine of magna carta is engraved on the doors of the supreme court of the united states. >> only four pages of the magna carta survived. and zoo animals at large in georgia. officials are warning everyone to stay inside. bill carr has the story. >> reporter: in georgia they're dealing with flash flooding after heavy rains turned a stream that runs through the city into a surging river. you have to keep in mind that two feet of moving water is enough to carry away cars when the flood waters hit they damaged dozens of homes destroying many and submerged a large part of the zoo destroying many of the animals

enclosures. sending tigers, bears, even a hippopotomus. he had to be tranquilized. at this point both zoo officials and the mayor say it's unclear how many threatened animals are still out there. >> the threat remains therefor we urge citizens not to walk and travel into the areas where animals can attack them. >> at this point at least 12 people have died in the flash flooding including a zoo keeper who just last month lost her arm in a tiger attack. although it's unclear if the animals had anything to do with any injuries or deaths. in los angeles, will carr, fox news. a bit cooler all weekend long across the entire bay area. remember just on friday we had temperatures around 100 degrees. today the warmest locations not so hot.

but still some 80s to record out toward livermore. san francisco 62 degrees. here's our live camera looking live toward all of the excitement in oracle arena. we do have patchy fog pushing back into the region so it will be a factor first thing tomorrow morning for your monday morning forecast for the monday morning commute. in fact, here's a closer look at the satellite then we go with the cloud cover near the coast. a few patches heading into the coastal bay. temperatures will start out friday morning will be in the 50s. low to mid-50s across the bay area for tomorrow morning. that's all reflected in the forecast with the areas of fog near the coast to near the bay. you see the temperature time line. warming back up into the 60s for the shoreline. some patchy coastal fog. partly cloudy skies into the bay. tomorrow morning possibly some drizzle out there as well. especially right near the immediate coastline.

this is 6:00. as we put this into motion. the clouds clear back to near the shoreline. still left over patchy fog. notice mainly the 90s that red contour to the east of the bay area. the warmest low -- locations could be flirting with the bay area. and after a week of speaking about their spokane president. the naacp cancelled their meeting. hear why they're not ready to talk about the white woman who claims to be black. and we will hear from steph curry after his performance tonight.

joe fonzi here with sports. we can't quite celebrate what we want to celebrate but boy we're getting close. >> you're supposed to win 16 games to make it happen the warriors have now won 15. so one more. they seem more fresh and now the warriors are one win away from bringing the nba championship to the bay area. warriors starting the game short with iguodala. james again had 40 but the warriors answered right back. steph curry had 37 points. 17 of them in the fourth quarter.

the warriors then had enough to stay in front. clay thompson missing here but iguodala there for the follow. plus the foul. james again seemingly involved in every cavaliers possession and starting to feel the burden. then it was curry putting the warriors in front by 10 with less than three minutes to play. three more, curry feels it, his family feels it and so does the arena. after his struggles, fans were now seeing the real curry. >> i was making plays that i feel comfortable with. in game two we were rushing a little bit in the same situation. i call them better shots because they were more in rhythm than in game two where it was come down, you know, look for the first shot. don't even run any sets, don't any run any screen and rolls and we didn't settle into them. i think once one goes in, it

helps your confidence. >> reporter: the strangest continues at at that time park -- continues at at&t park. the giants cannot buy a win. added to that lead when chris owens hits this to center. justin maxwell can't make the catch. the giants couldn't get the win. they get shut out for the second time in three games. the giants have lost eight in a row at home. six straight at home to arizona. giants fall 3-1 games against l.a. when the a's need a win, a sunny gray start has proven to be a very successful formula.

struck out navarro, iannetta. a's put it away with a three run sixth and a 3-run seventh. the a's avoid a sweep in anaheim with an 8-1 win. gray improves his record and now sports the best era in the major league at 1.60. that's it for now. make sure and join us at 11:00 for our new extended sports wrap. topic number one of course, the nba finals. >> a little bit to talk about there. >> i believe we do. yeah. >> you might fill a half hour. >> yeah, see you then. >> we're not done with our warrior's coverage. mix some spray paint and paint and these guys show their

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they were key to the u.s. war effort in world war ii. they helped build the planes and ships used to win the war. this weekend the women known as rosy is the riveter gathered. >> reporter: there's a place where a chapter of american history. >> most people don't know there's a national park in richmond. >> reporter: comes alive. >> in a place like this their stories get to live on. >> reporter: and oh do they have storys to tell. >> they called me ruthie the riveter. and they get enamored with the gun and the nose it made. >> reporter: rosy the riveter

wasn't one woman, it was every woman who worked for the war effort. >> i was a riveter on the p70. >> i worked on the p78. >> reporter: they traded dreams. >> a nurse, i never got to be a nurse. >> reporter: to work at man's work. >> we were young and adventurous and we decided we would just go for it. >> reporter: every year the women known as rosy the riveter meet to share stories. >> what memories come back to you? >> it's hard to remember back then. >> reporter: they are living history most in their 90s now. >> i didn't even know what a welder was. >> reporter: 70 years ago they built america's war planes and ships. >> we wanted to get the ships built so we could give our boys what they needed to fight with. >> it was our mission to get

these troops home. >> the women hadn 't stepped in and worked we would have probably lost the war. >> still sharp as tacks. >> i can till rivet if they need a riveter. >> it changed the way women lived and worked. who would have thought of a woman being a welder. >> we had equal pay for equal work. 70 years ago. we don't have it today yet. >> reporter: so listen. >> i didn't think we would be this popular. 70 years later. >> reporter: history has something to say about our future. >> a lot of these women kept working long after the war. if you want to get a real sense for their stories the rosy the riveter museum here in richmond is open seven days a week. in richmond, noelle walker.

firefighter are making progress in a wildfire that began last tuesday. the fire was sparked by lightning in the shasta forest. the forest service said it had 71% containment. firefighters say dry conditions and steep terrain have made their jobs difficult but they expect better fire fighting conditions tomorrow with cooler temperatures and increasing humidity. investigators in texas say the men linked to an assault on dallas police headquarters had a violent past. police say two years ago he choked his own mother. the suspect was identified as james balwear. investigators say he planted pipe bombs and shot at the investigators and officers. he then led offices on an 11 hour chase to the small

community of hutchins. he remained held up for hours until he was shot by a sniper. the naacp postponed a meeting set for tomorrow where its member was supposed to speak. the spokane chapter said the meeting would be rescheduled because of need to continue speaking with national leaders. the naacp is investigates whether she lied about her ethnicity when she applied to be part of their board. thousands gathered for the l.a. pride parade. the event is a colorful combination of revelry and political action. important issues being addressed at this year's parade include same-sex marriage right that is are under consideration by the supreme court as well as

issues facing transgender people such as violence and access to medical care. minimum wage workers in l.a.x. are -- los angeles are heading for a pay raise. the first increase is set for next july from $9 to $10.50 an hour. garcetti said the pay rise would help a large part of society. >> not just mild poverty, back breaking poverty. >> the pay hike was opposed by groups representing restaurants, theater owners and small businesses who said it would lead to lower employment. here in the bay area, san francisco's minimum wage is set to rise to $15. oakland's minimum went up in

march. it took 20 spray cans and 5- gallons of paint for warrior fans to show off their pride. the people behind this colorful way of showing teen spirit. and meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking a warm up this week as we look at oracle arena that's still standing after tonight's game. and just how warm it's going to get.

it has been quite the week of weather. there was some rainfall last weekend. rainfall and temperatures have

been cooling down steadily. there was that fog bank out there. it's increasing in coverage right now. basically socked in your coastline. and the low cloud bank will increase in coverage. when you wake up you will see some of the cloud cover to start out your monday morning. temperatures are in the 50s. san jose 57, santa rosa 53 and napa checking in 52 degrees. winds having a constant all day long. especially out toward fairfield here that's sustained at 28 gusting to 36-miles-an-hour. that wind coming in out of the southwest. more wind reports for you here out toward sfo. winds backed off a little bit out of the west checking in 14 miles per hour. it's a nice tweak from the u.s. forest service. honoring our nation on flag day. as you can see the rainfall earlier. here's our live camera looking

out toward oracle arena. all the excitement from earlier this evening. now the fog bank working its way back into the picture. we will bump up those numbers definitely another warming trend showing up on the long range weather maps. on the long term we will continue to warm things up across the bay area and cap those temperatures. here's the temperature time line. patchy fog in the morning hours but lots of sunshine into the afternoon. and during the afternoon, temperatures maxing out in the low to mid-80s. here's an update on what is now tropical storm carlos. winds have backed down to 70 miles per hour. and they reached 74. expected to be a hurricane at 74 miles per hour. possibly as a tropical storm or tropical depression. definitely a significant rainmaker as we head into tuesday or possibly into the wednesday forecast. back here in the bay area, cooler for today. of course we had the overnight

fog redeveloping right now. there's a weather system moving in from the north. that will keep the breeze in place. the clouds in the morning clearing to the coast. still patchy fog into the afternoon hours. the forecast model has been doing a nice job over the past few days showing you the expected cloud cover. and then clearing back to near the coast. keeping it cool to the beaches. lots of 80s for the warmest locations except out toward clear lake we will go with 90 degrees by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. fairfield still windy. 84 for your monday and more neighborhoods for you. near 70s right around the rim of the bay. head inland you will find lots of 80s out toward livermore, antioch and brentwood. we're going to have cloud cover for the morning hours, still patchy over cast for the afternoon for san francisco 64. and half-moon bay 63 degrees. a look ahead, your seven day forecast bumping up into wednesday and thursday. we're going to warm things back

up especially on sunday. summer begins sunday a week from today. also father's day. there's a chance we're going to have another big warm up out there still a ways out. the warmest locations easily backing back up. tomorrow we're going to have some patchy fog near by, ken. >> thank you, mark. dinosaurs making history this time at the box office. the new film jurrasic world will set a new global record. has become the highest global opening worldwide on this its first weekend of wide release. it's not every day you can wish someone a happy 100th birthday. coming up next, you will hear the veteran who is still using

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