we will talk about them in a minute, but first andrea nakano had one of the best seat in the house. she is live at chase with all the highlights o a dominant warriors performance under pressure. andrea? >> reporter: that's right, sara the warriors were on the verge of doing something they had never done during the steve ker era. that is to lose a series t a western conference opponent. the warriors made 11 threes in the first half. the dubs lead 70-59 at the half, finishing th half on a 16-5 run. andrew wiggins was one of the 20 point scorers. early in the game, off the l.a. turnover, green misses the lay-up but green flies in for the put up dunk. the lakers did not go away until late. under eight to play. gary payto and the and one on the file fro james. he scores 13 on this one right before that play, anthony davis took a shot to the head and left the game. now despite the lead, warriors went cold from three in the second half until the one was buried from the corner with less than five minutes left. staff scored 27 and golden state stays alive with a 121-106 win to force a game si

. >> i'm andrea nakano.e start this sunday with san francisco's carnaval celebration. >> more than 3,00people marched through the mission district representing more than a dozen latin countries. >> you don't really see this as much you know. in san francisco. especially because of the gentrification. >> my favorite part is that the cars go sideways. and i have seen it since i was 4. >> a long time. that was the 45th anniversary of carnaval and people got a chance to enjoy music and dancing and food. and coming up at 6:00, we'll have a ride along inside the parade. >>> and san jose is taking steps to make a pedestrian only downtown street permanent. but the city says it might cost them more than $9 million. and in the past three years, the closed off san pedro street has hosted world cup watch parties and holiday celebrations. the street closure is so popular the city council approved a plan to repave and redesign san pedro street between santa clara and st. john. the plan is to replace the existing curbs and

congratulations to andrea nakano. has a baby boy that has some wheels and some baseball ability. >> sure does. >> if i could only be that fast. >> he usually doesn't move that fast especially when he's being asked to do a chore. >> by the way, the giants did win 10-0 and advanced in the playoffs. >> all of his teammates were hitting well that day. aj, also hit a home run. it was a really good game. >> ought to be walking around popping the jersey after that. >> nice job. way to go. >>> coming up in the next half hour, her designs have been worn by celebrities and socialites. how this bay area couture designer is now using her job to guide the next generation. >>> my job and my purpose in life is actually to give and to share and to teach and to mentor. >>> life has taught me to get along with people. that's all i can say. >> plus, an east bay world war ii veteran shares wisdom as he celebrates his 100th birthday. >>> sorry to keep you waiting. but -- we've got good news. >> we have a deal to raise the debt ceiling. so

andrea nakano introduces you to the greensteins. >> reporter: kelly and andrew greenstein tied the knot before the game at city hall. >> it was the best day. we went to city hall, got married. then we went to tony's pizza, our favorite pizza spot in north beach. then we went to the warriors game and i said to her wow, tony's and the warriors in the same day, the best day of my life. >> reporter: kelly wasn't always a basketball fan, but thanks to andrew, they now share a passion for the warriors. >> i fell in love with him the same time i fell in love with the warriors. >> reporter: for marjorie and john perez, let's just say marital bliss is on shaky ground when it comes to basketball. >> she's not talking to me when we're watching the game one, especially when lakers fall in the first game. i was like okay, my boss is not talking to me anymore. >> reporter: the perezs may not share their love for the same basketball team, but john knows how to stay out of the doghouse. >> she's the boss, though. >> reporter: happy wife is a -- >> happy life. >> reporter: with the win the dubs manage t

andrea nakano reports they're up against a bigger problem. >> reporter: the,ic touch director has been at berkeley humane about a decade. >> this is a difficult industry to be in. it's emotionally, physically challenging but rewards are great. >> reporter: he recently faced one of the toughest challenges when the shelter took in a large number of dogs in need of a good home. >> we brought dogs in on the same day we had dogs from the central valley so it was a pretty busy day. >> reporter: these are the dogs from the hoarding case. >> it's always a difficult situation. in the case we were responding to there were 18 animals in a trailer outside of reno nevada. >> reporter: all urgently needed medical care. >> the needs are pretty intense. flea infestations, giardia, behavior problems, and some in need of major surgeries. >>> medical care and food are a huge expense for berkeley humane especially when donations have dwindled drastically. he says more animals are landing in shelters because of the down turn in the economy. >> what we are starting to see is economically people are hit hard

andrea nakano here with more on what went wrong in game six. >> a lot of things went wrong in game six. the warriors knew they were in for a fight tonight to try to bring the series back to chase center for game seven. now the dubs, unfortunately, picked the wrong night to have a bad shooting performance, one of the worst in the thod to go with his head injury, so was andrew wiggins, who hurt his ribs on wednesday. end of the first half, this sums up the night for the warriors. down seven, clay thompson air balls. dante gets blocked and austin reese fires from half-court. he beats the buzzer, and the lakers up by ten at the half. third quarter lebron james took over the game. pass is up, shot drives and lobs it up for ad, who slams it home. davis finished with 17 points and 20 rebounds, double-double for him. and lebron takes moses moody one on one. he's too strong here. finished. nice pass and then the lakers, they just had an answer for everything golden state had their way. and steph curry, no good for the three. james down. the lane, the sweet no look pass to hachimura, who puts in

now she is sharing her story with andrea nakano. >> reporter: jeannie was walking to her friend's houseylight and after the assault she made sure that her attacker would pay for his crime. >> when that man grabbed me, i was furious and i was not going to take it and i did not want him to get away with it. >> reporter: the suspect made a huge mistake when he decided to make jeannie witkin his next victim. >> i have a story to tell. name him. get him caught. don't protect him. don't feel ashamed. actions have consequences. >> reporter: witkin fought back with consequences. first she yelled at him and then kicked him in the shin. it is what she didn't ask the put him behind bars. >> i knelt down and i grabbed my phone out of my backpack and i chased him around the corner and took his picture from the side. then i was chasing him and i had my phone in my hand. >> reporter: the suspect had already left the scene by the time officers arrived. while berkeley police investigated the case, she took another step to find her attacker. >> i can post this picture online. i get to do that. this perso

. >> i'm andrea nakano. controlling crowds celebrating cinco de mayo is being called racist and unconstitutional. >> as len ramirez reports to state representatives who are now investigating the roles and cutting off access to east san jose and the downtown. >> reporter: well the state senator dave cortez and the assembly member are now looking into those diversion nair tactics tactics. san jose police have used a variety of methods to try to control the crowds celebrating cinco de mayo. but this year's tactic of blocking several freeway offramps into east san jose and the downtown are being condemned and investigated. >> and some of the information that we've seen and read so far from cal transit is that they believe their orders or their charge was specifically to stop people from the east side of going into downtown san jose. and any race or ethnicity. and whatever it is, it is unacceptable. >> reporter: announcing several traffic diversions would be taking place over the cinco de mayo weekend. in a state

. >> this time tomorrow you will be talking to andrea nakano who will be talking about this game, andou will talk about a game six on friday in los angeles or it's , that last statement that i just said is the furthest thing from my mind, because we have seen this movie before. this will be the third time under steve kerr that golden state has trailed in a series 3- 1. they overcame the deficit against the funder in that western conference finals. kurt says that the core is doing great things with the opportunity to do it again! >> these guys are competitors. they love the stuff. you can see the posters back here on the wall from all the championships. that is what it is about. they cannot wait to get back on the horse tomorrow. >> all right, so vegas has the warriors favored. even the lakers know that wednesday night the warriors will make game five tough for them. we will see! >> my prediction is that not only will the lakers lose, and i say that as a longtime laker fan, but i think it will be a blowout. >> i'm not sure about a blowout, but i -- >> they have done it before in the se

. >> i'm andrea nakano. the fallout continues for a rescinded invitation for a drag group to be honored at a dodgers game. they were founded more than four decades ago and this week, the los angeles chapter was invited then told not to attend the pride event on june 16th. >> now more groups are pulling out in solidarity. anne makovec says they are calling it a blessing. >> reporter: they saany publicity is good publicity. >> anybody who thought who we are and misunderstood us now understand us better. >> reporter: she has been a member of the sisters of perpetual indulgence for 35 years and she has heard the criticism. >> a group that mocks catholic is not a message of inclusivity. >> reporter: senator marco rubio was among the calls to pull them from pride night. >> do you see how they could take offense? >> i understand the knee jerk reactions. we actually do the work of nuns. we feed the hungry. we minister to the sick. we support queer and trans youth. >> reporter: other groups are ditching the dodgers e

andrea nakano is outside of chase center as it begins to fill up! andrea, my husband and son are there. they said they are already having a ball. >> reporter: oh my goodness, i wish we could have bumped into them! but yeah, fans started streaming into thrive city about an hour ago and dub nation is ready for game two. fans are confident that the warriors are going to even up the series tonight. we often talk about the bay area traffic and how long it takes to get here. well, it doesn't quite compare to a father and daughter that we just met who took a very long road trip to get here tonight! >> we drove late last night and at 5: this morning. >> we slept for a good five hours, woke up, got breakfast, came down here. >> we are getting ready for the game! >> reporter: that road trip took george and aisha 12 hours! it was aisha who became the warriors fan first and convinced dad to join dub nation since he didn't have the sonics anymore. they arrived before thrive city was even open to the public. thousands are expected to watch game two and chase cente

. >> and i'm andrea nakano. >>> we begin tonight in the mission where thousands came out to enjoy the start of the annual carnaval festival. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> it's the start of a weekend of music, dancing, and delicious food. people we spoke with said it's a great opportunity for the community to come together. >> every culture, and you got chinese people that learned salsa today. you got phillipinos learning cha cha cha. >> it's a boost in business for a neighborhood still recovering from the pandemic. betty yu is out there tonight for us with more. >> reporter: ahead of sunday's grand parade at carnaval, many small businesses, including restaurants here in the mission, are already seeing a big boost in business. there was a constant sizzle on the grill at senor on valencia street saturday. the supervisor wasn't able to take much of a break. you're in the middle of eight different things right now, describe what your day has been like? >> it's been really crazy. it's been really busy. >> reporter: there was a constant line during the dinner rush. the 45th annual festival and parade pr

. >> and i'm andrea nakano. holiday travel is back this memorial day weekend. here's a live look at the bay area airports. the tsa is saying they've screened more than 5 million passengers in the past couple of days. yesterday was the highest single day number since thanksgiving of 2019. >> aaa says most people traveling this weekend will be driving. beach towns are hoping that a surge in tourism will help them bounce back from the storms. devin fehely has the story. >> we definitely tried to get open as fast as we could, get people back to work. >> reporter: along the storm battered coast, the past few weeks and months have been a bit of a blur. a rush to reopen in time for the unofficial start of summer. the manager of paradise beach grill describes what they had to overcome. >> any wood flooring that was inside basically busted up from all the waves that came under the building. >> reporter: back in january, a bomb cyclone packing a one-two punch of wind and waves hit capitola village like a battering ram, lifting many businesses right off their foundations.

andrea nakano onc spoke to a man who was thinking about running for mayor of oakland but is now thinkingut packing up and leaving. >> reporter: it is not just weekly sideshows that oaklander are concerned about. it is the shootings, robberies and theft and other crimes that rattle their sense of safety. one man we talked with said that it has gotten so bad that he might jus leave the city he loves. >> it is a war zone! it is scary. >> i have never seen it like this before. it is like the wild, wild west. >> reporter: this is one of the sideshows captured. you can see an oakland police patrol car driving through the chaos of th sideshow. houston says this is exactly what is wrong with oakland today. >> there is no authority any longer. it is not like where i grew up. you would be scared of your next-door neighbor. you would be scared of police officers. now there is no fear they fly by them going 50 miles per hour in a 20 mile per hour zone where kids walk. we have t bring back some fear and respect. that is what we have t do. >> reporter: mayor sheng thao released a statement regarding t

. >> and i'm andrea nakano.ht in oakland, where police have brought in extra officers to deal with the illegal sideshows. no matter how much they say they're cracking down, we still see scenes like this one. business owners in the area say they are fed up. jose martinez reports. >> reporter: oakland residents woke up to a scene of destruction and chaos this morning right here on the corner of oak street and tenth street following a violent night of sideshow activity. >> this is what the corner of tenth and oak streets in oakland looked like this saturday morning, but last night a completely different and chaotic scene. this is the exact moment when a sideshow turned into a war zone. you can see

. >> i'm andrea nakano. taking a live look outside.out there for mother's day. and we're in for a bit of a warm-up i hear. darren? is that right? >> by tuesday, but the real story is how dramatically cooler we are today than just yesterday. some of us are 20 degrees cooler for mother's day. than you were on sunday. it sound like even a little more than that. santa rosa the temperature dropped like 24 degrees in just 24 hours. part of the reason here, strong on shore surge with the marine layer coming in. yesterday it was 73. we felt a ten degree drop here. going inland to the tri-valley where the number is 78 degrees in dublin, that dropped for the tri-valley is a 14-degree change but look at concord. you are right now 21 degrees cooler than you were yesterday and even though it's not as dramatic when you get into the heart of the bay, everybody did this. tomorrow pretty much staying right here. monday is just like this. and in fact just a quick look ahead to monday's daytime highs. these are pretty much a repeat of what sunday was. an

thank you for joining us, i'm andrea nakano. >> i'm brian hackney. do or die for the warriors in sacramento and they decided to do. >> to do. vern glenn joins us live now from golden 1 center and you got to see a really good one live in person, vern. >> reporter: well, i tell you something, steve kerr said it before the game. game sevens are different, it's tight, the nerves set in. you saw the missed free-throws but through it all the warriors blew out sacramento by 20 on this floor. the rebounding. incredible. loony, 21 rebounds in the game and nobody saw a game seven 0 point performance coming from steph curry. never been done in a game seven before. oh, yeah. stephen curry, yeah, led -- the team with 20 points in the first half. and then took over in the second half. as the warriors grabbed the lead. steph dropped 30 in the second half to finish the game with a game seven record 50 points as guess won on the road 120-100 to set up a second round match with the lakers starting on tuesday at chase center after legendary performance of number 30. >>

. >> i'm andrea nakano. a major step forward in the negotiations between the oakland teacher's union and the school district. they reach and agreement on some of the so-called common good issues. housing, transportation, community schools grant, black d wha big std st backe classrn >> we arcautusly optimistic about negotiations right now. but until, you know, negotiations are completely over, and until, you know, we have actually signed an agreement the fight continues at this moment. >> no answer on when or if the school will be over before the school year ends. there's just nine days left in the year, but the bargaining team says they have come too far to back down now. >> there were some agreements that were made through the collective bargaining agreement and some that were made through a separate agreement. >> we reached out to the ousd school district. but they did not respond to our request for comment.>>w toe soutbay where homeless advocates are pushing back against san jose's latest attempts to get

. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin porter: and hinacalledfothe district attorney to release video of the encounter. between banko brown and the armed security guard who tried to stop them for shoplifting. describing banko as a black transgender man who was an organizer with the young freedom center, struggling with homelessness for years. julia arroyo was among the crowd who marched to city hall on sunday. >> we proved to this black tank cent young man as we say it is all of us collectively as a community in san francisco as we prove to him that he was not safe. that he was not safe to go inside that store. >> reporter: this past weekend, brooke jenkins said the guard would not be charged with murder, citing evidence of reasonable self-defense. her office is not releasing the video because it's a part of the investigation. >> unfortunately i are this an ongoi investigation. atthere was force and violence used as well as threats of violence that occurred during this understand went. >> reporter: they upset bank

. >> i'm andrea nakano. one neighborhood is stuck in the middle of the so-called food desert.kland neighborhood has helped supplement that shortage where the nearest grocery stores are more than two miles away on the other side of i-980. devin fehely spoke with a pair of community activists working to change that. >> reporter: this area has been neglected for many years. >> reporter: each sunday the west oakland farmer's market transforms this area into an oasis of fresh fruits and vegetables. in a neighborhood otherwise known as a food desert. >> it's a vibrant community, it's a growing community and a very diverse community. yet there is not a lot of places for people to hang out, so the farmers' market serves thi

they want to get all these dogs adopted, but andrea nakano reports they are up against an even broader problem. >> reporter: berkeley humane ha about 45 dogs right now. that i way more than usual. it has als seen a large number of kittens. with the shelter being completely full, it really need the community to step up to hel the four-liked friends. >> this is guinness. >> reporter: executive director jeffries or what has been with berkeley humane for more than a decade. >> this is emotionally challenging and physically challenging, but the rewards ar great. >> reporter: zerwick face a challenge when the shelter took in a large number of dogs who needed a home. >> we also had dogs coming in from the central valley, so it was a busy day at berkeley humane. >> reporter: these are the dogs brought in from the hoarding case. >> the case that we were responding to, there were 18 animals living in the trailer. this was outside of reno, nevada. >> reporter: all of them urgently needed medical care. >> they had flea infestations, social and behavioral problems, and some of them are in need of m

. >> i'm andrea nakano. thank you so much for joining us on this mother's day. >> mother's day. became an official u.s. holiday in 1914. 84% of americans celebrate the day this year. americans will spend about $36 billion on gifts. >> the national retail federation says next to flowers one of the top gifts for moms today is special outings. no shortage of ways to celebrate across the bay area today. being a mom is tough enough even when you don't have to worry about things like food for your children and shelter. a san francisco nonprofit held a celebration for families who have experienced homelessness. compass family services and the colonial restaurant hosted 80 mothers and their families for a special brunch. the moms say it is nice to be recognized for what they do. >> i feel great. i think it's amazing. i think it's amazing that all of these mothers get recognized today. sometimes people don't have that other -- that support system to do it and sometimes kids are too young to show mothers they might feel lonely. >> the very deserving moms also got candy and other gifts and

she told her story to our andrea nakano. >> reporter: jeannie was fueled by anger after a man attacked her on the streets of berkeley. she was walking to a friends house in broad daylight. after the assault she made sure that her attacker would pay for his crime. >> when that man grabbed me, i was furious and i was not going to take it and i did not want him to get away with it. >> reporter: the suspect made a huge mistake when he decided to make jeannie his next victim. >> i have a story to tell. name him. get him caught. do not protect them. do not feel ashamed. he should feel ashamed actions have consequences. >> reporter: witkin fought back with a vengeance. first she yelled at him and kicked him in the shin. it is what she did next that eventually put him behind bars. >> so i kneeled down and i grabbed my phone out of my him around the corner and i took his picture from the side, then i was chasing him and i have my phone in my hand. >> reporter: as witkin chased him, she called 911. the suspec had left the scene by the time officers arrived. well berkeley police investigated the

. >> i'm andrea nakano.iors showed why they are the reigning champs. >> at the golden 1 center. hey vern. >> reporter: all right there gang. head coach. steve kerr, he said it before the game. game sevens are -- they're just different. you saw all the missed free-throws and it could be tight. the nevers set in. but the warriors handled every run the kings made and the defending champions blew them out by 20 on this floor. wow. steph curry, kevon looney. 21 rebound and as far as curry goes, nobody saw a 50 point game seven point performance coming. it's never happened before. as for steve kerr. boy i tell you, steph. in the first half with 20 and then took over in the second half. warriors grabbed the lead and steph dropped in 30. after the second points in a game as they one on the road. 120-100. curry, 50 points

. >> i'm andrea nakano.eps to make a pedestrian only downtown street permanent. >>> the city council approved a plan to turn san pedro square into a pedestrian mall between santa clara and st. john but closing this street is not as easy as it looks. len ramirez explains. >> reporter: well, this was a very unusual move by the city council. not the fact that they approved the pedestrian mall here at san pedro square but they did that without knowing how they're going to pay for it. randy is the owner of sushi comfortable. allowed to expand seating intosan day pedro street as participant of a pandemic program to keep businesses alive. the street was closed today cars for three years and now that will become permanent. >> it's going to remain closed to vehicular traffic. great for the community as well as the local businesses because it's going to create a really good vibrant environment down here. >> reporter: just a few hints of san pedro street's former life as a place for cars. >> the vote was unanimous. >>

. >> and i'm andrea nakano.and here's a live look at the bay area airports. the tsa is saying they've screened more than 5 million passengers in the past couple of days. yesterday was the highest single day number since thanksgiving of 2019. >>> people driving into san francisco had a tough start to the day because there was an accident in the middle of the bay bridge. traffic nightmare after a multicar collision. there was some police activity in the middle of the bridge. chp was able to reopen lanes by 2:30 in the afternoon. the back up remained for hours. and because we're covering traffic, let's see what weather is going to be like. here's darren peck. >>> well, we'll start out with a quick look ahead to the forecast for the holiday. i just want to give a view of what things will look like around here. for memorial day, we still have a really nice sunday coming our way. but if we just jump ahead to monday, we're going to start out in one of the cooler spots. well, the coolest spot, actually. memorial day not

now, to one of our favorite mothers, andrea nakano. >>> they believe it was related to a catholic and called pg&e to shut off the gas. they say there's no indication that the explosion was six spacious, but we did see sheriff's deputies talking to a man into taking a man into custody at the scene. the fire department is still investigating the incident. a series of shootings in oakland left four people wounded. the first one happened just after 2:00 a.m. one of them was on 34th avenue and the other was on holly street. no word on how the first victim is doing, but the second is in stable condition. the third shooting broke out about 35 minutes later on 85th avenue and the fourth, but half an hour later, on eighth avenue. the last conditions . investigators are looking into whether those shootings are related. >>> union square keeps losing major retailers to concerns about crime in san francisco. a luxury furniture stores the latest to leave. cocoa republicans joining several other well-known chains in the market street area. nordstrom, as you heard, is leaving westfield mall. they wer

. >>> as crime concerns in the city have gotten worse, andrea nakano spoke to one man who onc ran for mayor of oakland but no is thinking about packing up an leaving. >> so it's a war zone. it's scary. >> reporter: ken houston is a former candidate for mayor and lives in district 7. the district that covers much of east oakland. >> third generation, i have never had my eye jumping right now. i have never seen it like this before. it's like -- it's wild wild west. >> reporter: this is one of the side shows captured on video by an oakland business owner. you can see an oakland police patro car just drive through the chao of the side show. houston says this video shows exactly what i wrong with oakland today. >> no fear for authority any longer. not like when i grew up you would be scared odd you know, your next door neighbor. now it's no fear. they fly righ byem going 50 m 's no fear. we got to bring back someand sp to do. asretsz a statement regarding some of the violence seen at the side shows. she sai -- my office is currently working with the alameda county sheriff's office on a rob

. >> and i'm andrea nakano. we begin tonight in oakland, where police have brought in extra officers to deal with the illegal sideshows. no matter how much they say they're cracking down, we still see scenes like this one. business owners in the area say they are fed up. jose martinez reports. >> reporter: oakland residents woke up to a scene of destruction and chaos this morning right here on the corner of oak street and tenth street following a violent night of sideshow activity. >> this is what the corner of tenth and oak streets in oakland looked like this saturday morning, but last night a completely different and chaotic scene. this is the exact moment when a sideshow turned into a war zone. you can see how a car was set on fire. it all happened around 1:00 a.m. right across the frthe kla foia. e manager of er grer a few steps away from >> when i came in the early morning, i'm in the store, then someone told me. they said what happened during the outside. >> reporter: he told me he saw a lot of police acti