suspension, too. >> mark: there you go. i get on you boss and then you say something that forces me to ring the bell and get off. >> mike: gobert with a mild shove durant taking exception and goes back hard. gobert sold it like olenick did. you got a case. >> mike: officials now looking at the replay. and going back to replay center in seacaucus. on these particular plays, the final decision is made here in the arena. on any of the flagrant fouls. >> jeff: so you're telling me joe passes the buck on the big calls, mike. >> mike: he'll give his thoughts -- >> jeff: okay. >> mike: but the officials here. let's bring in steve,

shove first, durant coming back. your thoughts on the play? >> yeah they're checking out here what precipitated this flagrant foul probably on durant. check to see what precipitated this. they can penalize gobert, too. >> mark: will they go back, steve, and put a foul on gobert because of the initial contact? >> it's possible they could say an offensive foul on dobert which caused durant to push off. >> mike: thank you, steve. as always great stuff from our man steve. looking at it again, i think oubre's was much more forceful

than durant. he got a running start -- >> jeff: now, if a guy runs, how many steps do you have to take before it becomes a flagrant. a certain mile per hour in your -- >> mike: we don't have enough analytics in your game today. >> jeff: i didn't know you could go back and call an offensive foul. >> mike: all right, they got a flagrant foul on kevin durant. a technical foul on kevin durant. hay wad will shoot that and then gobert is going to come back and he has to shoot

foul. so, durant has picked up his third. >> jeff: i don't think on flagrant fouls the guy who got fl flagrantly fouled should have to shoot. >> mark: i agree with you on that. please don't go any further. >> jeff: i won't. >> mark: i agree with you 100%. >> mike: it's a flagrant one. flagrant two would have been automatic ejection. >> jeff: to me they get penalized because a lesser free-throw shooter has to go to the line. >> mike: now, utah gets possession. >> mark: i'm watching kevin durant all night long. what a great basketball player. i would have been dancing like you once i found out he was signing with them. >> jeff: he makes them look easy. they're not easy.

even get them off. his great size and length allows that. but then, to be able to make it efficiently. >> mike: coming up on a minute remaining. curry, knocked out of bounds. still golden state ball. five to shoot. they're now in control. up by ten with a minute remaining in the fourth and on the verge of going up 3-0 in this best of seven series. utah, played a strong game. excellent defense, physical game. they had their chances. as durant banks it home a two-pointer. quin snyder calls time-out. kevin durant, now, 38 points, 13 rebounds. warriors go up a dozen with 55.9 remaining. big fourth quarter for

state. the warriors at crunch time have come through. curity just like the marines did. at one point, i did change to a different company with car insurance, and i was not happy with the customer service. we have switched back over and we feel like we're back home now. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children, and that they can be protected. we're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life. call usaa today to talk about your insurance needs. >> mike: kevin durant who always put up huge playoff numbers for the oklahoma city thunder year after year. with 38 points, 13 rebounds and golden state will have a commanding 3-0 lead in this best of seven series.

they'll play again on monday night right here. two teams who have met in the finals, both undefeated so far in the playoffs. and both with a chance for sweeps for the second consecutive round here in the 2017 postseason. >> mark: last year, the job luke walton did in place of steve kerr, at some point let's give some credit to mike brown and the job he's done and this staff has done keeping this team together and finding a way to continue to chug along. >> mike: durant bumps hayward. hayward lobs it in. gobert puts it up and in. 48 seconds remaining. gobert, 21 points and 15 rebounds.

this is an excellent young jazz team. that's getting some unbelievable playoff experience. curry steps back, knocks down the three-pointer. steph curry, again, on an off-shooting night has 23 and this is the largest lead of the night. hayward draws the foul. got durant to bump him and gordon hayward will shoot three with 21.8 remaining. >> jeff: they're not reviewing this, are they? >> mark: yes, they are. >> jeff: oh, come on. >> mike: see if he's behind the arc. the jazz had a great second quarter, led by as many as nine in this third quarter.

series but durant and the warriors took control. here in the fourth. >> mark: you'd probably implement a rule where there's certain rule. >> jeff: no question, it's called the common sense rule, no one cares. quin snyder should be able to waive it off. give them two points, let's keep this train moving, we are beat. >> mike: snyder will hope to have george hill back. as utah will fall back 3-0. utah, terrific

the regular season. will fall to 1-3 at home in the playoffs. and golden state, 13 straight series they've gotten a road victory. once again, still in these conference semifinals not a single game decided by single digits. although this one was close for most of the way. as golden state takes the commanding 3-0 lead and remains undefeated in the 2017 postseason. kevin durant with his best scoring game in the playoffs as a warrior with 38. 13 rebounds. and the warriors, 7-0, so far in the postseason. 6 of the 7 games have been decided by double figures. durant right now with doris. >> doris: it felt like the rest of the group had long stretches of struggle what did you like about what your defense

keep you guys in. >> this is great defensive team. they're at home, so, we got to win the game on the defensive end. 91 points is pretty good. you know, they shot 39% from the field. >> doris: the jazz sent any number of defenders at you to no avail. how does that dictate what you try to get? >> i try to use my length and shoot over the guy. gobert is low in the paint. i just try to be cerebral every time down. >> doris: steph got going late. but for long stretches he and klay struggled , can you talk t their character? >> they have been playing basketball their whole lives.

>> mike: game four is on monday. and golden state with a chance to swaep the second straight series of this 2017 postseason. meanwhile, so can cleveland tomorrow. and then two huge game fours, boston/washington from d.c. and houston/san antonio. as the spurs, now, lead two games to one. nba playoff coverage continues 3:30 sunday on abc with that game four between the cavs/raptors. your late local news coming up on most of these stations except on the west coast. final score, warriors 102, the jazz 91. our producer kevin wolf, our director jimmy moore and for our entire abc crew, i'm mike breen saying thank you for watching. here on abc. home of the nba finals.

relief for nigerian families, dozens of girls kidnapped by boko haram have been set free tonight. what a cost nigeria to get them back. some of their rhetoric is unbelievably harsh and cruel to immigrants. >> local community at this talking about ways to protect immigrants. plus staying alive, taking advantage of the home crowd keeping their stanley cup championship hopes alive.

>> abc 7 news 11 at your side. age ride or night after a damp, gray, and dreary saturday. bikers brave the light rain frame lessening, so when will >> of this rain go away eco for most of us it is done -- show you a time lapse for today area what we did get is a little bit of sunshine. the wheel goes red. picture of what is happening across the area. that area of low pressure is creating this flow of rings and some extra moisture for us. it had just enough lift with it

energy moving through. working our way into warren county. getting some clearing out there as well. clouds are building back in tomorrow morning. not many of us are going to see them. as we get into the afternoon, only a few shakes his -- few places have a chance of rain. >> you can stay connected when bad weather hits. right now the caps still have a chance. there's no place like home ice. the caps beat the penguins penguins 4-2.the

red, feeling good would that be the wind. sam sweeney is live in chinatown where happy fans are leaving the verizon center. are they still celebrating? >> yes they are still celebrating. people still hanging out and they are excited. not a very good night for him. what it looked like after the game. there were a lot of nervous , thee in the first period second period. but then it all turned around. they came out of the verizon center screaming, chanting, giving hogs. we caught up with a few of them. >> everyone was really excited because we were up 4-2 with only a few minutes left. it was a good time.

cap's. >> and we talked with fans before the game, we said what do they need to do to pull it off? they said they have to make some of those goals. to game six heading sunday night in pittsburgh. live in chinatown, sam sweeney abc 7 news. anchor: new at 11, dozens of schoolgirls taken by boko haram three years ago, they have been free. they are going to meet with chuck -- meet with nigeria's president sunday. several detained suspects were released as part of that deal. it is the largest release since 276 girls were kidnapped three years ago. president trump halted revised travel ban heads back to court next week. members of one

met the plan strategy going forward. what they came up with new tonight. >> those were the cries after president donald trump issued three -- issued his original travel ban. by moving iraqd from the list of countries, but was halted after a federal judge in maryland issued a ruling that blocked it. fourth u.s. circuit court of appeals argued why it should or shouldn't be reimplemented. >> we help we can continue to challenge that. >> the trump administration defended the band. >> the american people can have hike confidence. ways to keepg for terrorists from entering our country. attended af people discussion saturday afternoon where they talked about ways they can stand with immigrant communities. someug

include local legislation. we have new evidence that the kids are staying home. they don't know what is going to happen with the parents. rhetorick some of the is unbelievably harsh and cruel to immigrants. >> abc 7 news. fire ripped through part of the brand-new maryland building. it started on the ground floor of the office on golden triangle drive. through then spread walls, reaching the second floor of the five-story building. this office sees one location where state taxes are collected. there's no word yet on the fire's cause. only on 70 family talks to us about what it was like to escape their burning home. take a look at this video. they're one of two families that lost their home in thursday night's massive fire. investigators are looking

the scene putting out those hotspots. out barefooted, nothing on, no jackets. >> making things worse, her husband was in the process of seeking legal citizenship. the paperwork and money for attorneys were all destroyed. the community is rallying behind the family. >> that's what the neighborhood cheered for. make sure in times of need you are there. off bags of dropped clothes, shoes and toys. monica says she is so grateful for the help of neighbors, who are now looking for another place to stay. new details just within the last 20 minutes about that suspicious death turned murder investigation. police say a not topsy revealed 19-year-old jeanmarie west cap to death. her body was discovered

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afghanistan. a mother gives life. --s one gives death, a pope the pope told the crowd. french citizens will vote for a president tomorrow. france's election commission is warning journalists and others on social media not to share details of packed emails from the candidate emmanuel macron's campaign. despite interference in our elections, russia denies involvement in the latest hack. onusands rallied in moscow the fifth anniversary of a massive antigovernment demonstration back in 2012. the protest took place on the eve of vladimir putin's swearing in for a third term as russia's president. back in a state house republicans on the new ones getting an earful for

to repeal and replace obamacare. wisconsin governor scott walker got in a heated exchange. >> you want to grandstand here. >> this has gotten under my skin. >> what has gotten under my skin is someone decided to poke a political stunt and showed up at a event celebrating to resume. >> the government -- the governor tweeted the coverage for pre-existing conditions -- he is considering opting out of rules guaranteeing such coverage. 7 on your side with health matters. the first new drug to treat als in 22 years. it is designed to slow the dead-end relating -- slow that the degenerating effects. they expect treatment to be available by august. new tonight, if possible new use for

the maker of botox says it could be used to treat depression. a local doctor and paid consultant says it seems to be helping patients dealing with depression and anxiety. he says the idea is to stop those muscles from creating a sad expression and botox can do that by paralyzing the frown muscles. >> the brain gets the message, lastaven't frowned in the month, life must be pretty good out there. mixedre have been very results. >> he hopes the data will soon help botox for depression gain fda approval. let's talk about what is really depressing, the weather. it was cold and damp. were a bunch of the march for baby

morning. a lot of them got off before the rain came in. we are drying out now, 51 degrees for reagan national. it is going to be a chilly night. tomorrow morning going to be in the 40's for all of us. won't take too much longer to be in the 40's at reagan national. it can look pretty quickly and see that counterclockwise flow. we have this trough stuck over us. that means there is energy that is going to continue to rotate in this pattern and for tomorrow it brings back in some extra cloud cover. i don't think we are going to see as much rain as we did today and i think more son will be able to fight through. this is sort of the pattern we are stuck with throughout the weekend. the only showers that continue to come down for us may be crossing over here. in general it is going to be a quiet night. 43 for manassas.