alan wang has the latest for us tonight. alan? >> hi, ama. at almost every major protest over the years the wells fargo bank has been a victim of vandalism. today is no different. this started at 8:00 and quickly went downhill. nearly 500 protesters left oakland city hall and marched toward the police department. they were immediately met by a skirmish line of police in riot gear at broadway and seventh street. there was a short con tron station and then the crowd turned around and headed east on broadway leaving a trail of destruction. they broke the windows out at the wells fargo here at citibank and summit bank. they continued through the auto mall at telegraph and 30th. they smashed the car windows at the chevrolet and the honda dealers. they even set one car on fire. there was at least one arrest and police made nine total arrests. one of the scarest moments happened at the kfc on telegraph avenue where vandals threw a steel divider in the window while the customers were in the restaurant eating. >> now this is affecting me because this

alan wang has the latest for us tonight. alan? >> hi, ama.at almost every major protest over the years the wells fargo bank has been a victim of vandalism. today is no different. this started at 8:00 and quickly went downhill. nearly 500 protesters left oakland city hall and marched toward the police department. they were immediately met by a skirmish line of police in riot gear at broadway and seventh street. there was a short con tron station and then the crowd turned around and headed east on broadway leaving a trail of destruction. they broke the windows out at the wells fargo here at citibank and summit bank. they continued through the auto mall at telegraph and 30th. they smashed the car windows at the chevrolet and the honda dealers. they even set one car on fire. there was at least one arrest and police made nine total arrests. one of the scarest moments happened at the kfc on telegraph avenue where vandals threw a steel divider in the window while the customers were in the restaurant eating. >> now this is affecting me because this i

alan wang is live at the arena tonight where alan fans are understandably a bit bummed. >> dan ama some emotionally drained fans walked out of oracle arena tonight. they had seen them overcome a deficit in the past and win so they never gave up until it was over. the night started out on a high note with the presentation of the nba's most available player award stephen curry. the warriors trailed through most of the game, but the fans never let up. >> we have to yell louder. >> it is better at home watching tv. i tell you that much. the atmosphere is crazy. >> it wasn't enough to stop the grizzlies from winning game two. >> we were there. we were into it and screaming and yelling. what happened? >> i tried. i really tried. i will have no voice tomorrow, but they still dropped the ball. >> we tried. we were there. we protected warriors' dwrowpped. >> the loss ends the winning streak and it is only the third home loss for the warriors this year. in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >> and sports director larry beil will have a complete highlight coming up in sports. we learned today oakland

alan wang is live in fremont with new details. alan? >> dan at issue is the value of a book. this was one of the books that was thrown away. library officials say the information in this book and many others is outdated or they simply weren't being read so they had to be dumped. this video of alameda county library employees throwing away thousands of books forced administrators to find a way to preserve them. tonight the library advisory board found it was a good idea to contract discover books, a nonrost that collects -- nonprofit that collects, resells and gives away the material. but they are upset that an estimated 172,000 items got dumped. >> many books are pulled off the shelf without consideration for their value. jay it is information that is four years old. it is financial information that is four years old. i wouldn't want to give this to somebody who was trying to rebuild their finances. >> every book has historical value and they criticized the policy that trashes books that are not being used enough. >> they guarantee the dumbing down of our cultural and intelle

in san francisco alan wang, abc7 news. >> new drugs, new dangers. why scientists are warning to switch birth control pills. >> and it is not part of the pre flight checklist. why it landed one flight uh 10 department in -- attendant in hot water. >> and it is to the reality, but we could all learn portant lessons from that new movie "san andre yous." >> i am sandhya patel. yourorning starts out with clouds and spotty drizzle. i'll let you know who will thiss abc7 news. >> more bodies haveeen discovered in texas as floodwaters recede a bit. at least 13 people have died as a result of torrential rain. tonight 11 people are still missg including a family of eight whos home was ripped apart by raging floodwaters near austin. the blanco river reached an estimated 40 feet deep, 12 feet beyond the reef yous flood record. and in oklahoma a tornado touched down on the west side of the state tonight. it quickly formed and disappeared mens later. no damage repoed. tornadoes were much nor destructive killing four people. >> a new study finds women on newer form

alan wang has the latest for us tonight. alan? >> hi, ama. at almost every major protest over the years the wells fargo bank has been a victim of vandalism. today is no different. this started at 8:00 and quickly went downhill. nearly 500 protesters left oakland city hall and marched toward the police department. they were immediately met by a skirmish line of police in riot gear at broadway and seventh street. there was a short con tron station and then the crowd turned around and headed east on broadway leaving a trail of destruction. they broke the windows out at the wells fargo here at citibank and summit bank. they continued through the auto mall at telegraph and 30th. they smashed the car windows at the chevrolet and the honda dealers. they even set one car on fire. there was at least one arrest and police made nine total arrests. one of the scarest moments happened at the kfc on telegraph avenue where vandals threw a steel divider in the window while the customers were in the restaurant eating. >> now this is affecting me because this

. >> alan wang is live in the south bay where he spoke with parents who want to know just how much contact their kids have had with this counselor. >>> he was a trusted counselor at walden west science center. now they want to know if they secretly took pictures of their children. >> it makes me ill to know they went somewhere that was a once if a lifetime memory. >> amanda barnette's fifth grade daughter attended the science camp near cupertino and they all new edgar. he was arrest editor possessing more than 300 child porn images and videos. they found him at the overnight camp that teaches children about nature. >> first time sleeping away from home. >> he posted these photos of the camp on his facebook page. he was the night host nicknamed "pho paw --" papa bear." >> he was to address concerns of the campers. if they were uncomfortable with anything, they were to go to "pa you paw bear." >> now they want to know if he took inappropriate pictures of their children and they want to hold a meeting to answer their questions. >> how do we know he did not place cameras in the showers and toi

alan wang is live in fremont with new details. alan? >> dan at issue is the value of a book. this was one of the books that was thrown away. library officials say the information in this book and many others is outdated or they simply weren't being read so they had to be dumped. this video of alameda county library employees throwing away thousands of books forced administrators to find a way to preserve them. tonight the library advisory board found it was a good idea to contract discover books, a nonrost that collects -- nonprofit that collects, resells and gives away the material. but they are upset that an estimated 172,000 items got dumped. >> many books are pulled off the shelf without consideration for their value. jay it is information that is four years old. it is financial information that is four years old. i wouldn't want to give this to somebody who was trying to rebuild their finances. >> every book has historical value and they criticized the policy that trashes books that are not being used enough. >> they guarantee the dumbing down of our cultural and intelle

alan wang is live at the arena tonight where alan fans are understandably a bit bummed. >> dan ama some emotionally drained fans walked out of oracle arena tonight. they had seen them overcome a deficit in the past and win so they never gave up until it was over. the night started out on a high note with the presentation of the nba's most available player award stephen curry. the warriors trailed through most of the game, but the fans never let up. >> we have to yell louder. >> it is better at home watching tv. i tell you that much. the atmosphere is crazy. >> it wasn't enough to stop the grizzlies from winning game two. >> we were there. we were into it and screaming and yelling. what happened? >> i tried. i really tried. i will have no voice tomorrow, but they still dropped the ball. >> we tried. we were there. we protected warriors' dwrowpped. >> the loss ends the winning streak and it is only the third home loss for the warriors this year. in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >> and sports director larry beil will have a complete highlight coming up in sports. we learned today oakland

alan wang is live from oracle. >> reporter: confidence is so high out here fans are already talking about a sweep. and you know it hasn't rained out here in days but fans are acting like it's the end of a drought, their drought and instead of rain confetti came down from the sky. >> we're going to be champions. we are going to be champions. let's go warriors,back. >> reporter: with the western conference semifinal victory warrior fans are feel can like it's the end of a 40-year drought. >> i remember the bad years. i felt the pain. i'm feeling really good. it's good pain now good pain. >> reporter: for some fans it's been 40 years for others, a lifetime, this loyal fan recalls the warriors' darkes days. >> tell me about the days. >> i felt sad but today, today is real happy. >> how old were you back then? >> three. >> reporter: the warriors demonstrated pure dominance that has fans to confident they're talking about another sweep. mike shumann, who has covered his share of dark days, couldn't help but demonstrate his rap dancing skills on the hardwood. >> we're going to be the in the play

alan wang is live from oracle. >> reporter: confidence is so high out here fans are already talking about a sweep. and you know it hasn't rained out here in days but fans are acting like it's the end of a drought, their drought and instead of rain confetti came down from the sky. >> we're going to be champions. we are going to be champions. let's go warriors,back. >> reporter: with the western conference semifinal victory warrior fans are feel can like it's the end of a 40-year drought. >> i rememberhe bad years. i felt the pain. i'm feeling really good. it's good pain now good pain. >> reporter: for some fans it's been 40 years for others, a lifetime, this loyal fan recalls the warriors' darkes days. >> tell me about the days. >> i felt sad but today, today is real happy. >> how old were you back then? >> three. >> reporter: the warriors demonstrated pure dominance that has fans to confident they're talking about another sweep. mike shumann, who has covered his share of dark days, couldn't help but demonstrate his rap dancing skills on the hardwood. >> we're going to be the in the playof

abc7 news reporter alan wang caught up with fans at the game and joins us live from oracle arena. lot of happy fans there. >> this place was lit up. the crowd unleashed a surge of energy from tip-off to the final buzzer and the warriors rode the way to victory. the game started off with a bang. yes, they launched fireworks inside oracle arena, which ignited the home team fans. we ran into a lot of long-time loyal fans. many who have been following the warriors through their darkest days and the feeling is the same. everyone believes this is the year the warriors are going to win an nba championship. enthough it hasn't rained out here in days, these fans are acting like it's the end of the drought, their drought which lasted 40 years. >> we are taking it. we're going to be champions. we going to be championship. let's go warriors, baby. >> it's game one, we're going four, we're taking it. >> another sweep, another sweep. >> sweep. >> go, baby. >> woo! >> no doubt the warriors demonstrated pure dominance today, so much so the fans are already talking about another sweep in this west

alan wang is live at the arena tonight where alan fans are understandably a bit bummed. >> dan ama someed out of oracle arena tonight. they had seen them overcome a deficit in the past and win so they never gave up until it was over. the night started out on a high note with the presentation of the nba's most available player award stephen curry. the warriors trailed through most of the game, but the fans never let up. >> we have to yell louder. >> it is better at home watching tv. i tell you that much. the atmosphere is crazy. >> it wasn't enough to stop the grizzlies from winning game two. >> we were there. we were into it and screaming and yelling. what happened? >> i tried. i really tried. i will have no voice tomorrow, but they still dropped the ball. >> we tried. we were there. we protected warriors' dwrowpped. >> the loss ends the winning streak and it is only the third home loss for the warriors this year. in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >> and sports director larry beil will have a complete highlight coming up in sports. we learned today oakland marketing officials are trying

. >> alan wang is live in the south bay where he spoke with parents who want to know just how much contact their kids have had with this counselor. >>> he was a trusted counselor at walden west science center. now they want to know if they secretly took pictures of their children. >> it makes me ill to know they went somewhere that was a once if a lifetime memory. >> amanda barnette's fifth grade daughter attended the science camp near cupertino and they all new edgar. he was arrest editor possessing more than 300 child porn images and videos. they found him at the overnight camp that teaches children about nature. >> first time sleeping away from home. >> he posted these photos of the camp on his facebook page. he was the night host nicknamed "pho paw --" papa bear." >> he was to address concerns of the campers. if they were uncomfortable with anything, they were to go to "pa you paw bear." >> now they want to know if he took inappropriate pictures of their children and they want to hold a meeting to answer their questions. >> how do we know he did not place cameras in the showers and toi

in san francisco alan wang, abc7 news. >> new drugs, new dangers. why scientists are warning to switch birth control pills. >> and it is not part of the pre flight checklist. why it landed one flight uh 10 department in -- attendant in hot water. >> and it is to the reality, but we could all learn important lessons from that new movie "san andre yous." >> i am sandhya patel. your morning starts out with clouds and spotty drizzle. i'll let you know who people wanna know, why has my high efficiency washer been saying 7 more minutes for 25 minutes? the problem may not be with your machine but with your he detergent. all he detergents are not created equally. look. this detergent says it's made for high efficiency washers but look at all these suds that your machine needs to rinse! that means more time. fact is the wrong detergent can add up to 25 minutes to your wash cycle. it can waste water too. up to 10 extra gallons. so, what's the answer? introducing new tide he turbo with quick collapsing smart suds. smart suds means a more efficient rinse cycle

alan wang is live in fremont with new details. alan? >> dan at issue is the value of a book.was one of the books that was thrown away. library officials say the information in this book and many others is outdated or they simply weren't being read so they had to be dumped. this video of alameda county library employees throwing away thousands of books forced administrators to find a way to preserve them. tonight the library advisory board found it was a good idea to contract discover books, a nonrost that collects -- nonprofit that collects, resells and gives away the material. but they are upset that an estimated 172,000 items got dumped. >> many books are pulled off the shelf without consideration for their value. jay it is information that is four years old. it is financial information that is four years old. i wouldn't want to give this to somebody who was trying to rebuild their finances. >> every book has historical value and they criticized the policy that trashes books that are not being used enough. >> they guarantee the dumbing down of our cultural and intellectual

in san francisco alan wang, abc7 news. >> new drugs, new dangers. why scientists are warning to switch birth control pills. >> and it is not part of the pre flight checklist. why it landed one flight uh 10 department in -- attendant in hot water. >> and it is to the reality, but we could all learn important lessons from that new movie "san andre yous." >> i am sandhya patel. your morning starts out with clouds and spotty drizzle. i'll let you know who will when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. this is abc7 news. >> more bodies have been discovered in texas as floodwaters recede a bit. at least 13 people have died as a result of torrential rain. tonight 11 people are still missing including a family of eight whose home was ripped apart by raging floodwaters near austin. the blanco river reached an estimated 40 feet deep, 12 feet beyond the reef yous flood record. and in oklahoma a tornado touched down on the west side of the stat

. >> alan wang is live in the south bay where he spoke with parents who want to know just how much contact their kids have had with this counselor. >>> he was a trusted counselor at walden west science center. now they want to know if they secretly took pictures of their children. >> it makes me ill to know they went somewhere that was a once if a lifetime memory. >> amanda barnette's fifth grade daughter attended the science camp near cupertino and they all new edgar. he was arrest editor possessing more than 300 child porn images and videos. they found him at the overnight camp that teaches children about nature. >> first time sleeping away from home. >> he posted these photos of the camp on his facebook page. he was the night host nicknamed "pho paw --" papa bear." >> he was to address concerns of the campers. if they were uncomfortable with anything, they were to go to "pa you paw bear." >> now they want to know if he took inappropriate pictures of their children and they want to hold a meeting to answer their questions. >> how do we know he did not place cameras in the showers and toi

in emeryville, alan wang, abc7 news. >> now is a good time to snap some fan photos for us. you can post thome them to your favorite social media side using #dubson7. you will see them on. error at abc7news.com. and don't forget, abc7 is your home for the nba finals. you can catch all the excitement beginning june 4th. 6:03, the time. police in vallejo are investigating a possible individual napping of a 10-year-old girl who was later found. the girl told investigators she was walking from dan mini school on lorenzo drive yesterday afternoon. she said a man drove up and pulled her into a red, newer model coup. she managed to escape and made her way to a friend's house where she was later found. she described the suspect as a black man in his 340's with a gold nose ring and a dragon at that time too on his left arm. >> a 17-year-old was shot on a trail near a high school. he died a short time later. a 19-year-old was arrested during a traffic stop friday morning. police said the two new each other but did not know what led up to the shooting. this morning vallejo investigator

alan wang abc7 news. >> now is a good time to snap some fan photos.t them on your favorite social media site and you will see them on the air or abc7news.com. >>> good samaritans were quick to intervene when they saw a chaotic scene on a bay area bus. it happened at monterey and west second streets in mor dwan hill when a passenger attacked a bus driver. abc7 news reporter janet has more. >> reporter: the bus came to a halt at this intersection and as he was trained to do he tried to calmly get the man off the bus after he made several threats. the threats kept coming and that's when the restaurant workers across the street stepped in to help. >> this video taken in traffic shows the scene as a fight ensues on the bus. >> i look over and see this guy pretty much on top of the bus driver. stop the bus or i will stab you. i will kill you. >> they were prepping food as usual when they rushed over to help. >> the passenger threatened the bus driver with a pen and then threw this windshield wiper at his head for intervening. they didn't think twice about h

abc7 news reporter alan wang is there live with what investigators believe happened here. alan? >> dan an important lesson learned here. the two students knew the gas stove wasn't working properly, but they continued using it when they should have just stopped. it happened before the annual powder puff football game at dublin high school. >> students were having a club fair with things for people to purchase in the quad jie. they were pan fying chicken on this camping stove when flames came out of the burner. >> she screamed i am on fire. i think it lasted a good minute or so. >> firefighters say a male and a female student suffered first degree burns and went to the hospital. but it could have been worse. >> one of the students saw it and quickly threw his arm up and pushed the girl down to the ground. she got burns on her face and chest. he got it on his arm and back of the head and got her out of the way. >> it was believed the stove was leaking butane when the gust blew the gas into the flame of a stove next to it. they may not have smelled the butane because the foreign mad

alan wang abc7 news. >> now is a good time to snap some fan photos.post them on your favorite social media site and you will see them on the air or abc7news.com. >>> good samaritans were quick to intervene when they saw a chaotic scene on a bay area bus. it happened at monterey and west second streets in mor dwan hill when a passenger attacked a bus driver. abc7 news reporter janet has more. >> reporter: the bus came to a halt at this intersection and as he was trained to do he tried to calmly get the man off the bus after he made several threats. the threats kept coming and that's when the restaurant workers across the street stepped in to help. >> this video taken in traffic shows the scene as a fight ensues on the bus. >> i look over and see this guy pretty much on top of the bus driver. stop the bus or i will stab you. i will kill you. >> they were prepping food as usual when they rushed over to help. >> the passenger threatened the bus driver with a pen and then threw this windshield wiper at his head for intervening. they didn't think twice abou

. >> that's where alan wang is live tonight with his developing story. it is really unbelievable. >> dan and ama, i am told 49 million gallons is a year's worth of water for500 homes. all of it was wasted when it washed down the alameda crook behind me. it released 49 million gallons down the creek and into the bay. whoever did this didn't realize the magnitude of it. police are checking to see if sur surveillance cameras captured the crime. >> many people tried before to do something like that. they tried to shoot it a bunch of times with guns. that's crazy because it will ricochet and come back at you. >> the rubber is one inch thick. it is not easy to punctuation tour. but police were aware of past attempts. >> we live so close we president can't hear the helicopters yelling to them. >> the water comes back and percolates. >> it seems senseless when everybody needs the water. >> it is half a percent of the total supply. >> i think everything else is conserved as well. everything to conserve. >> they believe the dam was punk punk -- punctured early in

alan wang is live in oakland with the story. alan the warriors literally have some of the best fans in the nba in terms of enthusiasm and attendance and we saw it again tonight. >> they sure do. when you spend that much on playoff tickets c it makes it so -- tickets it makes it sweeter when you win. victorious warrior fans spilled out and there was an explosive fireworks dismay. they were equally explosive on the court. they kept their fans on their feet as they dominated throughout most of the gym. >> why robert you at home doing york homework? >> my dog ate it. >> i already did it. >> we are going to win the next game! >> let's go warriors man! >> we had them one dimensional. >> how much beer did you have tonight? >> a ton. like raider games, warrior games we get loud. >> the grizzlies were leading this series 2-1, but the warriors fought back and now lead it thee-2 for game six. the warriors have officially gotten their mojo back. reporting live in oakland, abc7 news. you. >> thank you alan. turning to other news one of the de

it happened during a year-end celebratio abc7 news rerter alan wang is there live with what investators believe happened here. alan? >> dan an imrtant lesson learned here. the two students knew the gas stove wasn't working properly, but they continued using it when they should have just stopped. it happened before the annual powder puff football game at dublin high school. >> students were having a club fair with things for people to purcse in the quad jie. they were pan fying chicken on this camping stove when flames came out of the burner. >> she screamed i am on fire. i think it lasted a good minute or so. >> firefighters say a male and a female student suffered first degree burns and wt to the hospital. but it could have been worse. >> one of the students s it and quickly threw his arm up and pushed the girl down to the ground. she got burns on her face and chest. he got it on his arm an back of the head and got her out of the way. >> it was believed the stove was leakg butane when the gust blew the gas into the flame of a stove next to it. they may not have smelled the butane becau

alan wang is live in oakland with the story. alan the warriors literally have some of the best fans in the nba in terms of enthusiasm and attendance and we saw it again tonight. >> they sure do. when you spend that much on playoff tickets c it makes it so -- tickets it makes it sweeter when you win. victorious warrior fans spilled out and there was an explosive fireworks dismay. they were equally explosive on the court. they kept their fans on their feet as they dominated throughout most of the gym. >> why robert you at home doing york homework? >> my dog ate it. >> i already did it. >> we are going to win the next game! >> let's go warriors man! >> we had them one dimensional. >> how much beer did you have tonight? >> a ton. like raider games, warrior games we get loud. >> the grizzlies were leading this series 2-1, but the warriors fought back and now lead it thee-2 for game six. the warriors have officially gotten their mojo back. reporting live in oakland, abc7 news. you. >> thank you alan. turning to other news one of the de

abc7 fuse reporter alan wang was in emeryville where the east bay was jumping for joy over the victory. [chanting] [cheers and applause] >> warrior fans haven't celebrated like this in years. >> we are tonight in emeryville with "7 on your side". whoa baby! >> why not! steph curry made a shot, i was so happy. >> golden state now moves on to the western conference finals. they will play either the houston rockets or the l.a. clippers, who knocked them out of the playoffs last year. >> oh, my gosh. i think it will be like awesome drama with the clippers and i would love for hem to kick their butts. >> go play the clippers and get the job done. we want a little revenge, yes! but all good in fun, though. >> a california playoff north and south perfect, perfect. >> the warriors and the dub nation will now get some well-deserved rest n emery available, alan wang, abc7 news. >> now is a good time to snap some fan photos for us. you can post thome them to your favorite social media side using #dubson7. and don't forget abc7 is your home for the nba finals. you can catch all the excitement begi

abc7 news reporter alan wang is there live with what investigators believe happened here. alan? >> dan an important lesson learned here. the two students knew the gas stove wasn't working properly, but they continued using it when they should have just stopped. it happened before the annual powder puff football game at dublin high school. >> students were having a club fair with things for people to purchase in the quad jie. they were pan fying chicken on this camping stove when flames came out of the burner. >> she screamed i am on fire. i think it lasted a good minute or so. >> firefighters say a male and a female student suffered first degree burns and went to the hospital. but it could have been worse. >> one of the students saw it and quickly threw his arm up and pushed the girl down to the ground. she got burns on her face and chest. he got it on his arm and back of the head and got her out of the way. >> it was believed the stove was leaking butane when the gust blew the gas into the flame of a stove next to it. they may not have smelled the butane because the foreign mad

in napa county alan wang abc 7 news. >> getting them home is a good thing.s for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil abc 7 news begins with cheryl and dan. >> i don't think you have this cool collected black widow. >> the sentencing of the so-called call girl killer and her surprise plea to killing a google executive. >> also tonight the death of a teenager and the man who says he has the paperwork that shows it could have been prevented. >>> the two professors accused of a ten-year long scheme to steal trade seekets from silicon valley. >> bay area experts know it very well. >> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. more drizzle in the forecast and i'll let you know what commute it will dampen tomorrow coming up. >>> live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >>> it is sentencing day for the high-endes kwort accused of killing a google executive with a lethal dose of heroin. >> good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jen igs. >> alix tichelman cut a deal and was sentenced to six years in jail and she pleaded guilty t

alan wang abc7 news. >> now is a good time to snap some fan photos. post them on your favorite social media site and you will see them on the air or abc7news.com. >>> good samaritans were quick to intervene when they saw a chaotic scene on a bay area bus. it happened at monterey and west second streets in mor dwan hill when a passenger attacked a bus driver. abc7 news reporter janet has more. >> reporter: the bus came to a halt at this intersection and as he was trained to do he tried to calmly get the man off the bus after he made several threats. the threats kept coming and that's when the restaurant workers across the street stepped in to help. >> this video taken in traffic shows the scene as a fight ensues on the bus. >> i look over and see this guy pretty much on top of the bus driver. stop the bus or i will stab you. i will kill you. >> they were prepping food as usual when they rushed over to help. >> the passenger threatened the bus driver with a pen and then threw this windshield wiper at his head for intervening. they didn't think twice abo

. >> that's where alan wang is live tonight with his developing story.is really unbelievable. >> dan and ama, i am told 49 million gallons is a year's worth of water for500 homes. all of it was wasted when it washed down the alameda crook behind me. it released 49 million gallons down the creek and into the bay. whoever did this didn't realize the magnitude of it. police are checking to see if sur surveillance cameras captured the crime. >> many people tried before to do something like that. they tried to shoot it a bunch of times with guns. that's crazy because it will ricochet and come back at you. >> the rubber is one inch thick. it is not easy to punctuation tour. but police were aware of past attempts. >> we live so close we president can't hear the helicopters yelling to them. >> the water comes back and percolates. >> it seems senseless when everybody needs the water. >> it is half a percent of the total supply. >> i think everything else is conserved as well. everything to conserve. >> they believe the dam was punk punk -- punctured early in the

. >> alan wang talking to curtis. who will the warriors meet, clipper's rockets? we'll find out tomorrow. gail seven right here on abc7. what the preference, l.a. or houston? if you put in stake in the regular season meetings its the a flip of the coin. dubs beat both team. the players don't care. their focus is on continuing to execute as they did in three state wins. >> we learned if we play our brand of basketball it's tough to beat us in four games. we ready to study them and we're not ready for the season to be over. we feel like we're taking one game at a time. we feel like we'll come out on top. >> either team presents different challenges. no preference. we can beat anybody. >> tuesday night 6:00 p.m. oracle arena game one western conference final. >> two weeks ago the kentucky derby, american pharaoh beat the field. no such drama today at the 140th preakness stakes. total domination. >> american pharaoh is all by himself. five lengths in front. and american pharaoh has won the preakness. >> driving rain, minutes before the start made for a muddy and slopp

alan wang is live in oakland with the story. alan the warriors literally have some of the best fans in the nba in terms of enthusiasm and attendance and we saw it again tonight. >> they sure do. when you spend that much on playoff tickets c it makes it so -- tickets it makes it sweeter when you win. victorious warrior fans spilled out and there was an explosive fireworks dismay. they were equally explosive on the court. they kept their fans on their feet as they dominated throughout most of the gym. >> why robert you at home doing york homework? >> my dog ate it. >> i already did it. >> we are going to win the next game! >> let's go warriors man! >> we had them one dimensional. >> how much beer did you have tonight? >> a ton. like raider games, warrior games we get loud. >> the grizzlies were leading this series 2-1, but the warriors fought back and now lead it thee-2 for game six. the warriors have officially gotten their mojo back. reporting live in oakland, abc7 news. you. >> thank you alan. turning to other news one of the de

. >> alan wang talking to curtis. who will the warriors meet, clipper's rockets? we'll find out tomorrow. gail seven right here on abc7. what the preference, l.a. or houston? if you put in stake in the regular season meetings its the a flip of the coin. dubs beat both team. the players don't care. their focus is on continuing to execute as they did in three state wins. >> we learned if we play our brand of basketball it's tough to beat us in four games. we ready to study them and we're not ready for the season to be over. we feel like we're taking one game at a time. we feel like we'll come out on top. >> either team presents different challenges. no preference. we can beat anybody. >> tuesday night 6:00 p.m. oracle arena game one wesrn conference final. >> two weeks ago the kentucky derby, american pharaoh beat the field. no such drama today at the 140th preakness stakes. total domination. >> american pharaoh is all by himself. five lengths in front. and american pharaoh has won the preakness. >> driving rain, minutes before the start made for a muddy and sloppy

. >> that's where alan wang is live tonight with his developing story. it is really unbelievable. >> dan and ama, i am told 49 million gallons is a year's worth of water for500 homes. all of it was wasted when it washed down the alameda crook behind me. it released 49 million gallons down the creek and into the bay. whoever did this didn't realize the magnitude of it. police are checking to see if sur surveillance cameras captured the crime. >> many people tried before to do something like that. they tried to shoot it a bunch of times with guns. that's crazy because it will ricochet and come back at you. >> the rubber is one inch thick. it is not easy to punctuation tour. but police were aware of past attempts. >> we live so close we president can't hear the helicopters yelling to them. >> the water comes back and percolates. >> it seems senseless when everybody needs the water. >> it is half a percent of the total supply. >> i think everything else is conserved as well. everything to conserve. >> they believe the dam was punk punk -- punctured early in

. >> they're going to be giving abc news reporter alan wang what happened and we have that on abc 7 news. we are live in antioch david louie, abc 7 news. >> we have breaking news in the east bay and a man hunt under way for the suspect suspected of invading a home. deputies spotted the get away car and chased it until it crashed at interstate 580 in keller. they did arrest three people and one got away. you're looking at sky 7 hd over the scene live in east oakland. police are searching the area of mountain boulevard near the entrance to an old navy yard and this isn't far from where the crash occurred on 580. we'll let you know when police find him and our breaking news is on abc 7 news.com and on twitter at abc 7 bay area. >> authorities have arrested three people they believe were responsible for a half dozen home burglaryies in east san jose. the two teenage boys and a man were found full of cars of what officers believe were stolen electronics taken from area homes. police had been examining a series of burglaries in the city's east side and evergreen areas. police are looking into

alan wang has details. >> someone sliced a 5-foot gash into this inflatable rubber dam and it release the 50 million gallons of water into the bay. >> whoever did it didn't realize the magnitude of it. >> a second dam was being guarded. >> police are checking to see if surveillance cameras captured the crime. >> many people tried to shoot it with guns before, and that's crazy because they ricochet and come back at you. >> the rubber is one inch thick, not easy to puncture, but police have been aware of past attempts. >> we live so close we generally can hear the helicopters calling to them and say to go get off the dam. >> the dam percolates and goes back into the aquifer. the loss is only half a percent of the total supply but residents and businesses are asked to useless and pay more for water. >> ice and everything else is conserved as well. we use the low flow toilets. everything to conserve. >> detectives believe the dam was punctured early thursday morning and they want the help finding the culprits. in fremont, abc7 news. >> knew this morning, ireland has begun counting the bal

alan wang said according to firefighters the students knew a gas burner wasn't working properly but theyppened just before the annual powder puff football game at dublin high school. >> students were having a club fair with a lot of different food for students to purchase like a food courtout. >> they were pan frying chicken when blames shot out from the burner. >> she touched her hair and screamed it's on fire. it last bad a good minute or so. >> they said a male and female students suffered first degree burns and went to the hospital. one student saw it and pushed his arm up and pushed the girl down to the ground. she got burns on her face and chest and he got it on his arm and face and got out of the way. >> the gust of wind blew the wind into a stove next to it. the students may not have smelled the butane because many of the foreign made canister are not inject with an odor that would alert users of a leak. abc7 news. >> postal service workers in the bay area are getting bit by dogs a lot, and they are trying to get dog owners to take more responsible. the postal service said more t

alan wang abc7 news. >>> san francisco attorney and political consultant enrique paris has been arrested on child pornography charges. this is video of pierce from 2003 when he worked on the mayoral campaign of former supervisor matt gonzalez. in 2011 he led the effort to get then interim mayor ed lee to seek a full term in office. >>> san jose police are thank residents to helping them arrest a man they call sigh vent sectual predator. the 31-year-old man is accused of. trying to rape a 13-year-old girl. abc news reporter janet has more on the arrest. >> san jose police say the 31-year-old, a man wanted for two sexual assaults, was on the run. >> all the credit belongs to the citizens who called in with those tips. >> tips that led authorities to a soon leandro home where they arrested a clean-shaven man. he tried to change his looks from the images captured on surveillance video. the first attack happened a month ago when he followed a 28-year-old woman to the bathroom and tuesday police say he followed a 13-year-old girl as she was walking home from school. it showed a hair raising re

our colleague alan wang is at antioch police headquarters and we'll have more details coming up at 4:30. we are live in antioch, david louie, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> there are live updates on the story do continue on twitter and just follow us at abc 7 news bay area. >> when you see news where you live, take a photo or video and share it with us using #abc 7 now. we'll show it on the air or on abc 7 news.com. >>> all right. we do move on now to our warriors. the dubs hope to wrap up their seekets against the rockets and move on to the nba final. >> larry beil is live from oracle arena where tip-off for game five is now just a couple of hours away larry. >> qhi dan. ama. i'm sure you want to know steph curry is here. he's fine and he will start for th possible closeout game and game five against the houston rockets and curry did admit at shootaround this morning that his body is very sore after the horrific foul that you saw monday night and when he crashed over trevor and hit the floor, the big concern was a possible concussion and they called it contusion and stepped int

in santa clara county, alan wang abc7 news. >>> san francisco attorney and political consultant enrique pierce has been arrested on child pornography charges. this is video of pierce from 2003 when he worked on the mayoral campaign of former supervisor matt gonzalez. in 2011 he led the effort to get then interim mayor ed lee to seek a full term in office. >>> san jose police are thanking residents who helped them arrest a man they call a violent sexual predator. the 31-year-old man is accused of trying to rape a 13-year-old girl. abc news reporter janet has more on the arrest. >> in my opinion he's a monster. >> san jose police say the 31-year-old, a man wanted for two sexual assaults, was on the run. >> all the credit belongs to the citizens who called in with those tips. >> tips that led authorities to a san leandro home where they arrested a clean-shaven man. he tried to change his looks from the images captured on surveillance video. the first attack happened a month ago when he followed a 28-year-old woman to the bathroom, and tuesday police say he followed a 13-year-old girl as sh