at scotia bank arena, mindi bach, abc 7 sports. >>> early start time tomorrow. ak p.m. tip.bc 7 pregame show starts at 4:00 p.m. and stay tuned for after the game, with larry, carrie, o'donnell, and mindi bach live in toronto. >>> the giants scored five runs in the first inning. the biggest first inning output in two years and still lost to the orioles. that kind of the year. today, back at it in baltimore. and this little cutie having a great day at the ballpark. more first inning runs for the giants. bell with a two-out, two-run single. bell with four rbis in the game. giants up 2-0 just like that. top of the third, buster posy opposite field. the third homerun of the year makes it 3-0. but left the game with a sore right hamstring. he is listed as day to day. more than enough for rookie shawn anderson becoming the first giants pitcher since mid april to pitch at least seven innings, that's 40 games. and strikes out four. gives up five hits and two runs and gets his first major league victory. the giants win it 8-2. >>> soccer now. champions league. liverpool and tottenham

let's get some final thoughts from abc7's mindy bach in toronto.the warriors couldn't dig any deeper. they reach a level and bring it to the highest heights to come out with a win like this one. we were all in the back tunnel when they were down by six because we have to get lined up ready to go moments before the end of the game. and watching on a screen and listening through our ifbs to the broadcast, and nobody could believe it. like steph hits a three, klay hits a three, steph hits a three, they hold on defensively to win it. and you could see the team come off and they were excited, but they were emotionally drained because of the loss of kevin durant. they played it all out there tonight and that is what they needed to do, just one game at a time. we've heard them say that. so it is going to be very interesting to see how they rebound and come back at oracle for what will be the final game at oracle, win or lose. i don't know what else this warrior team can do. they continue to surprise us. steve kerr doesn't seem surprised. he said he's seen

whether they'll be taking the floor with or without kevin we begin with abc 7 sports anchor mindy bach. >> reporter: kevin tkrabt walked on the court to practice with the team for the first time after his calf injury after the media were required to leave the floor. >> he's going to practice with us today. he will get extra work with some of our younger players. we'll gauge it from there. he hasn't done it. so he's doing more today and we'll know more after. >> reporter: the team feels more like itself and they are consistent is having the last piece that makes the warriors whole. you'll hear from the players about their mind-set heading into a must-win game with the title on the line. >>> fans are also following their favorite team. we ran into lucky fans and plan to attend tomorrow's night between the warriors and the raptors. the chen family is going. >> i flew all the way here to watch the game. now game 5 in toronto. go raptors! >> a raptors win would be begin for all of canada. abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors in the nba finals.. they are explicit about who they are

at scotia bank arena, mindi bach, abc 7 sports. >> game two at 5:00 p.m.re and check out the abc 7 pregame show. that starts at 4:00. and stay tuned for "after the game" with larry, carrie, mindi live in toronto. >>> dubs fans showing out at the coliseum for a's/astros. bottom two, no score. steven piscotty and the a's jump out to the lead. former "a" josh reddick homers for the second day in a row, this two-run shot in the fourth gives the astros a 2-1 lead. it's now 3-1 astros in the eighth. a's rally but verlander gets matt olsen to end the threat. verlander passes cy young on the all-time strikeout list. the a's drop their fourth straight 5-1 the final. >>> giants and over yells, dance little one, dance. more first inning runs for the g-men. brandon giants up 2-0 just like that. top three, buster posey going opposite field for his third home run of the year makes it 3-0. but left the game late with a sore right hamstring. he's listed as day to day. more than enough for rookie sean anderson, becoming the first giants pitcher since mid-april to pitch at

sports reporter mindi bach and dion lim are both there for the game.overage of the game two begins on sunday with the dubs on 7 pregame show at 4:00 and nba countdown at 4:30 and game two of the nba finals is at 5:00. then be sure to stay with us for after the game with abc 7 sports director larry beil. >>> game three of the finals will include a special appearance by some young warriors fans from napa. thanks to steph curry and "good morning america." now you may remember reilly morrison. the 9-year-old and curry first met in november after a letter went viral asking why his line of shoes didn't come in girl sizes. since then the two have become, well, friends. she helped design the latest sneaker. if that wasn't enough. he had one more surprise up his sleeve. >> -- it is a crazy year so far and we're in the finals and you're selected as the "good morning america" courtside kids so i'll see you at game three and enjoy it to the fullest. >> what? >> you're going to game three. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh. that is amazing. reilly along with her siste

president donald trump joined his french counterpart emmanuel bach kong to honor the veterans and the fallen joint and emotional service at the u.s. military cemetery in normandy. also coming up a life sentence for one of the world's most prolific serial killers a german court convicts former hospital nurse kneels her goal of killing 85 patients in his care over a 5 year period. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program on this day 75 years ago the biggest invasion force of its kind in history began the assaults that would lead a less than a year later to the total collapse of nazi rule in europe but the days victory came at a heavy cost thousands of allied troops lost their lives fighting to break through nazi defenses on the beaches of normandy france president a manual and u.s. president donald trump have paid tribute to the remaining veterans at a cemetery for the americans who died there on d.-day. the beaches of normandy. 75 years later the veterans of that fateful day with the memories of those who were killed. when the test. when freedom had to be fought for abandon they fought.

. >> reporter: for fans of organc music who came to listen to bach's famous "toccata and fugue in 'd'" at a recentinnc oncert in los angeles andex expected a traditional interpretation, they were likely disappointed.di but for 38-year-old carpenter, bucking tradition is often theal >> i'm not sure that when i play that i'm necessarily playing inh the way the composer intended and that has never really bothered me.♪ ♪ for me it's always been totally clear that the only place any authority can possibly lies with the individual listener.>> >> reporter: we caught up with cipenter as he was practic for that night's performance on a stunning 6,000 pipe organ thao also bucks tradition, designed a in part hitect frank gehry, which looms over thest stage of the walt disney concert hall. >> when i play the organ i don'c much think abotics, purists, othe organists. i mostly think about people like my father who coul't have told the difference between music byr leonard bernstein or johannse sebastian bach. i try to play in a way which is understandable. >> reporter: is it physicallyle ching to pl

flores trying to empathize perhaps with renee saying i believe the issue may be twofold renee bach maye guilty of practicing healthcare without a license and as such could be responsible for the unintended consequences number 2 of the group no white saviors are using this case to push the narrative white people only heard black people and forgive me for bringing this last tweet in but it's interesting to see the response like it's speaks volumes that you try to tone down what renee did hundreds of kids are dead and you're treating it like a mistake. dr no i'm curious for your thoughts both on the idea of colonialism and how that might factor into the emotionality of this but also that debate that played out right there. so this is sort of indicative of the kinds of discourses that happen every time white savior complex is brought up in the media we've had a lot of really good examples of that over the last year and ultimately it ends up being a case where it's about people's emotional experience of feeling like they're getting critiqued for power dynamics that they are complicit in but

classical music but actually the problem is not with mozart there is no problem with johann sebastian bach this is perfection as far as is that exists as far as thinking as far as humanity is concerned i know that the problem is actually simply in our modern world. to have the exposure to classical music so that particularly the younger generation who are at a disadvantage from say my generation where we were exposed regularly to classical music within the school curriculum within the church curriculum. today it's much more difficult in our new lifestyles. to have a connection unless it comes from the family and that's more what i meant there's really. as far as the great masters of our composition of our repertoire they are completely accessible this is the most profound form of humanity that we can have let's pause for some music let's have a listen to beethoven's night in the ad for them only a very significant concert a couple of years ago. quote i know what it is that was the of course the g. 20 leaders old i want to ask you that was in the alpha monye which you now perform quite a lo

flores trying to empathize perhaps with renee saying i believe the issue may be twofold rene bach maye guilty of practicing healthcare without a license and as such could be responsible for the unintended consequences number 2 of the group no white saviors are using this case to push the narrative of white people only hurt black people and forgive me for bringing this last week in but it's interesting to see the response like it's speaks volumes that you try to tone down what renee did hundreds of kids are dead and you're treating it like a mistake. dr no i'm curious for your thoughts both on the idea of colonialism and how that might factor into the emotionality of this but also that debate that played out right there. so this is sort of indicative of the kinds of discourses that happen every time white savior complex is brought up in the media we've had a lot of really good examples of that over the last year and ultimately it ends up being a case where it's about people's emotional experience of feeling like they're getting critiqued for power dynamics that they are complicit in bu

mindi bach in toronto. >> securing the series split was always the goal.he challenges kept mounting for the warriors in this game. they lost iguodala, klay thompson and kevon looney at certain parts and had to dig deep. it took every warriors player who saw the court to secure the win. >> these guys never cease to amaze me. so tough and talented and together and couldn't be prouder of them. so many guys came off the benl and gave us big lifts. >> everybody is going to have a chance to help us win a championship. at some point. and just to stick with it and be patient and it shows itself over the course of a season. and you know, tonight was and we need three more wins and need to keep going. >> if it's coming off the bench, starting, playing, eight minutes or 40, i'm cool with it whatever. i want to help the team whatever is needed. when i step on the floor, i'll leave it out there. >> they've won a road game in 23 straight playoff series. extending their nba record but steve kerr had a request. he said he needs the oracle fans to show up and be loud. he d

at scotiabank arena, mindi bach, abc7 sports. >>> thanks. abc7 is your home for the nba finals.off tomorrow at 6:00. be sure and tune into the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00 p.m., then join larry, an done, kerry keating and mindy for after the game. game six of the stanley cup final, blues hosting bruins. st. louis ready to hoist the cup tonight but the bruins not ready yet. brad marchand scores, boston 24-1 all time when he scores in the playoffs. the blues think they tie it in the second but the puck hits the post. check out bruins defenseman charlie mcavoy, bats it to the goalie to keep it out of the net. boston would score four times in the third period to live to fight another day. all tied up at three games apiece, 5-1 the final. game seven in boston on wednesday night. this abc7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. a's and giants highlights coming up in 20 minutes. >> much more to come as brush fires were breaking out here today, one in southern california forced an amusement park to close. parents and children racing to the exits. >> we are tracking a warm ni

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larry beil will be live at oracle with mindi bach and jobina fortson.begins on abc 7 news at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show and then nba countdown at 5:30 and tipoff at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game live from oracle arena. warriors fans, a reminder, we want to see your dubs pride. share your photos and videos with us. we'll be featuring some on air, also online. it's easy to submit the picks. all you have to do is go to abc7news.com/share. >>> happening now, this morning, sephora employees across the country getting ready to go to work, some on the east coast may already be at work. they're not going to be dealing with customers today because stores are closed nationwide and employees instead will take part in inclusion workshops. sephora, based in san francisco, and the company has taken this big move after singer sza said she had security called on her while shopping in a sephora store. sephora has about 16,000 employees. they've launched a campaign that says we belong to something beautiful. they do say all of this, the training w

. >>> i got mindy bach. going to run through the highlights of a disappointing night for the warriors. nobody wanted to think about this being the final possible night at oracle arena. but the raptors came in. they got down early but were able to snatch this kawei leonard was great. kawhi leonard led led led led d series lead. back to mindy here. it felt to me like they were physically and emotionally drained. >> it definitely feels like they're physically drained. i'm still surprised at how calm they were. they've overcome so many obstacles before. yes, they've never been down 3-1 in an nba finals, especially when the visiting team wins on their home court. when a team goes up 3-1 in the nba finals winning two games on the road, that team has never, ever lost. but that whole attitude is like it has to be done for a first time, why not us? >> you got to do it one game at a time. it sounds klee shacliche. for us, that's the only way we're going to get back on the floor. everybody out there believe we can get

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abc 7 news sports director larry beil will be live at oracle arena with sports reporter mindi bach and jobina fortson. our pregame coverage begins on abc 7 news at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00. nba countdown at 5:30. and then game four of the nba finals at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game live from oracle arena. >>> i have a feeling this is going to be a very crowded place come saturday and sunday as the temperature reaches 90 in santa cruz. in fact, 80s are on the way for san francisco while the rest of us are in the 90s to 100s as we head from sunday into monday. have fast internet a littland now the besthat you mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks great. are these words for sale? no. go, go, go, go. now you can get fast, reliable internet and save hundreds on your wireless bill. that's simple, easy, awesome. taxi! should i have stopped her? get started with a limited time offer on xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months, plus ask how to get two-hundred-fifty

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. >> i remember her saying repeatedly, he pulled down my tights >> burn bach, carol, and their friend were interviewed by megan tui from the "new york times." burn back recalling the conversation which ended in an argument about what to do next i said let's go to the police. no come to my house no, i want to go home. i'll take you to the police. >> carroll did not go to the police days later she spoke with martin >> i said don't tell anybody i wouldn't tell anybody this >> carroll says her friend was concerned about her going public because donald trump was such a powerful man last weekend the president denied the incident happened or even knowing carroll >> i have no idea who this woman is this is a woman who's also accused other men of things as you know it is a totally false accusation >> he threw me up against the wall and tried to kiss me. >> carroll who is publishing her story in a new memoir chooses not to use the word "rape" when describing the alleged sexual assault. >> it was a very short incident. only lasting a few minutes he definitely penetrated and i definitely fought.

abc 7 news sports reporter mindi bach and dion lim will be reporting from scotiabank arena. our coverage starts at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00. game five of the nba finals is at 6:00. join us for after the game with sports director larry beil. >>> let's talk more about the heat. look at these mid-60s to low 70s along the east bay shore. oakland, richmond, alameda, hayward. 70 to 71 degrees. everybody else in the 60s. no relief really at night, even san francisco. you're down to 73 now. the same thing in pacifica. 71 san carlo. 70 at san jose where we have air conditioning. brentwood and antioch, most people do, 70s. that's okay. 58 in napa and 57 at santa rosa. natural air conditioning there. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. high clouds will be dominant. mild over the water. i was driving from sfo back home over the san mateo bridge. temperature dropped from 94 to 80. beaches, no heat relief and exercising, yeah, it's not going to release the heat. when it's out there, 120 concord. 140 asphalt. remember the pets. mid to upper 90s this afterno

flores trying to empathize perhaps with renee saying i believe the issue may be twofold renee bach may be guilty of practicing healthcare without a license and as such could be responsible for the unintended consequences number 2 of the group no white saviors are using this case to push the narrative of white people only hurt black people and forgive me for bringing this last week in but it's interesting to see the response like it's speaks volumes that you try to tone down what renee did hundreds of kids are dead and you're treating it like a mistake dr no i'm curious for your thoughts both on the idea of colonialism and how that might factor into the emotionality of this but also that debate that played out right there. so this is sort of indicative of the kinds of discourses that happen every time white savior complex is brought up in the media we've had a lot of really good examples of that over the last year and ultimately it ends up being a case where it's about people's emotional experience of feeling like they're getting critiqued for power dynamics that they are complicit in b

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mindy bach did a great job covering the warriors. >> the road team within the last five games in this series. that's unheard of. with all the injuries, we just saw stephan hansen leave. he was with his family taking pictures. he's limping because he also took a knee in the quad. i think the one thing about this series, the warriors knew that they had so many challenges to overcome, yet it was a one-point game with 18.5 seconds left. they were still in it but they didn't have enough to finish. they're very proud of themselves, though, which they should be. i think their mental touchness has been unmatched. >> they were on fumes. the tank was empty at the end. even if they had forced a game seven, i'm not sure how many guys would have been able to play because of all the injuries. the bench was completed. so that's a wrap for the season. the next stop is the chase center next season. more lhighlights and reaction later. back to you. >> the end of an era. the beginning of a new one. both of you, thanks very much. >> tonight's loss wasn't the way warriors fans wanted to say goodbye to ora

for more on that, we go up top to abc7's mindi bach. >> reporter: yeah. that was the speculation that maybe kevin durant was getting in some work and steve kerr was asked about in his pregame press conference. can you clarify what was taking place between 3:30 and 4:00 behind the black curtain? no. he did give the update on kd. >> they were hoping he could play game five or six and everything in between. i decided, i'm not sharing. it's just gone haywire. it doesn't make sense to talk about it. he will either play or not and tonight he's not playing. >> reporter: so no k.d. tonight. the warriors get klay thompson back. they also get kevon lookey. he was thought to be rest for the rest of the nba finals when he went down with a cartilage strain. right under his clavicle. he was in a lot of pain. the doctors determined that he will not further injure himself if he does play as long as he can handle the painful so he was questionable. and then he said, they will get more defensive help for klay thompson against the very talented toronto team. and i'm watchin

mindy bach, the mood and level of excitement. i'm wondering about the reaction as they see kevin durant, the slim reaper, out on the court. >> reporter: i was trying to get the producer's attention. when me started the show. you can't see, but behind us there's about 200 people in toronto shirts and they all booed durant. when he accompliced the first few shots they all cheered, and then he started making them and they quieted down. steve kerr said durant did respond well in practices, so he will start, they will play him in short bursts, and he has very few concerns about returns t on the e line. >> you worry about the conditioning, you know, the skill obviously is undeniable, and, you know, he's a guy who can get a shot off anytime he wants. so, you know, he's been in similar situations with us where he's had long layoffs, and he's kevin durant. so, you know, if we have him out there. he'll be a threat. we know that. >> reporter: all the players, larry, are not putting any pressure on durant. they know they also need to play th

abc 7 sports reporter mindi bach and dion lim will be reporting. our coverage begins this afternoon on abc 7 news at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00, nba countdown at 5:30, and game five at 6:00 p.m. stay tuned for after the game with sports director larry beil. >> the lbgtq community celebrating pride month. >>> escalating the battle over the mueller report. i'll explain why president trump won't be the only one feeling the heat this week. >>> the snow is it beginning to forecast. frcisco ag y coolffdive intoo we'll near record highs again today. to the east bay valleys, some of our cooler spots. mid to upper 60s. concord, 71. antioch, 72 degrees right now. look at these temperatures, 74 in san francisco. 73 pacifica. warmer than our average highs for this time of the year and we're supposed to be at our coolest in the next hour or so. 72 at hayward. 74 mountain view. 59 in napa. temperatures running up to 13 degrees warmer than this time yesterday so we're starting the bar a little bit higher today. for commute plan driving, h

>> reporter: i'm here with mindi bach, and you hit the nail on the head right there . the warriors were -- were rav ravaged by injuries. the raptors take a series lead. let's look at the highlights. you knew coming in no kevin durant and there's kd trying to fire up steph curry. that worked, because steph went for a career playoff high 47 points. mindi, he was amazing. >> yeah, just through three quarters. his regular career high 51 points in the regular season, so, he was just outstanding. >> he could not do it by himself. toronto had hit 17 threes and lo lowry had five of them. and every time the warriors got close, danny green would hit a three, and the raptors, were never made to feel uncomfortable. the crowd never quite got to fool throat, and the raptors take a 2-1 series lead. 123-109, what was the sense from steve kerr and the player s-- te players? >> more disappointment, because they had to steph it up and only steph curry did. they knew they were shorthanded and they had to compensate for the lack of klay thompson's offense and a lack of his defense. and rea

. >>> larry will be live at oracle arena with sports reporter linda bach. our coverage begins tomorrow at 4:00, nba count down at 5:30. and game 6 at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game live at oracle arena. >>> history in the making tonight. a basketball coach has a new job. >> headed for the cleveland cavaliers as a new assistant coach. >> she's the first womens college coach to be recruited for the nba. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, ama and dan, lindsey gottlieb coached many a game here. >> you have to do things that scare you in order to know you can do them. >> lindsey says she's ready to take a leap of faith to go where few women have gone before. >> the opportunity to be in the nba which has been a lifelong dream but more so to join an organization that had a vision that included me. >> gottlieb is leaving a successful career for womens basketball coach at cal for assistant coach for the cleveland cavaliers. a historic hire for the nba. a fact that isn't lost on gottlieb. >> a lot of people texted me today their daughters are going to grow up now seei

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. >> larry beil will be live at oracle arena with sports reporter mindi bach and dion lim. >> the pregame show is at 5:00. game four of the finals is at 6:00 p.m., followed by after the game live from oracle arena. >>> there's plenty of col around downtown san jose. up next, we'll talk about the program and the high school students behind that effort. >>> and the wait is nearly over. hikers at yosemite will soon be able to climb to new heights again. >>> and this isn't rain on the radar in southern california, it's something far more buggy. we'll explain. >> fascinating stuff. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. look what's back. our natural cooling mechanism, that means we are in for a change. i'll let you know when the heat returns coming up. >>> all that is ahead. but first, a look at what's coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> thanks dan and ama. please devote a tiny portion of your life to this. >> i'm like oh, my goodness. now, this man killed my mother's fourth but favorite husband. >> h man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's s

very famous examples like when an algorithm is fed with the works of mozart and bach order and then produces a new piece of music one that had not existed until time the condiment as you might call that creativity but the project will always be similar to the ones i've been fed to order that we having into the realm of philosophy here what is creativity i would say i is not creative. world hunger climate change and other environmental problems aren't a result of our not having had a i till now but they're kind of constituent in again which isn't to say that ai is all rubbish there are some extremely useful applications. a minimum number of all this to be a star it's really important for us to understand each individual step of the progress made. society needs to address these technologies. of the assumption that you learn a trade or study something and that's not no longer holds in a time of rapid technological progress. that we all want to keep on learning so that the systems remain comprehensible and controlled. at. the front end i will mention there fished out there are countries where pe

bach the >> reporter: the skeptical point is security. >> will they be perfect every time?t to make this dangerous spooky. >> reporter: employees will be trained roll out testing in three cities this fall starting their pilot program by offering it to nearly a million of their customerga di schwartz, nbc news. >> that should get you to clean your fridge. >>> up next, the movie g experience for dogs and their humans. blam >>> finally tonight as onhe summer blockbuster seaseats up, there is a theater that knows movies are wa al better with your best friend. here is kevin tibbles. >> reporter: in texas the movies have gone to the dogs. >> it is the world's first ever dog friendly movie theater. >> reporter: eric langford started cinema as a unique place for people and pooches. best friend bear is his partner, of course. >> mheart is overwhelmed with joy because i did this to owmake me happy, a it's ming other people happy.ev yone is loving it. >> reporter: six nights a week for $15 and $5 for sparky, you can see ick and enjoy a bottomless glass of wine. >> wine and dogs. bring

abc 7 news sports director larry beil will be live for game six tomorrow with sports reporter mindi bach and reporter jobina fortson. our coverage begins at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00, nba countdown at 5:30, and then game six of the finals starts at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game live from oracle arena. >>> international news that's happening right now in hong kong a large protest outside the city's government headquarters. you can see a lot of people on the streets. there are several reports of people being taken away from the scene on stretchers. police have used tear gas and pepper spray. video we have this morning, protesting a controversial bill that if passed would allow criminal defendants to be extradited from hong kong to mainland china for trial. under the one country two systems agreement, hong kong was guaranteed its own social, legal and political systems for 50 years starting in 1997 when the former british colony was returned to china. the communist party in china has been forcing legal changesprest. i will keep my eye on things this morning.

we actually just have to interrupt if you just bear with us for a moment we have to i believe cross bach to the q. and a session blogger putin is speaking to the russian public down just hold on for a moment. to those who are willing to receive citizenship concerning are there ukrainian citizens who would like to get to you russian citizenship we will streamline our procedures to provide students ship in a simplified way. so. what's russia's reaction. showing picking up this sort of our weakness sort of strong we want to give. the ship a chance. to put it. to find a solution to. the situation. you should take to give we still i see it up. do you believe that russia should take responsibility for the downing of m h 17. and one more question mr president this year will mark the 30th anniversary of the berlin wall falling. and there are enough occasional germany so. after that a superpower ceased to exist the u.s.s.r. was dissolved do you believe 30 years later russia is a superpower again now bowing on may 7th. flies to russia's never dodge responsibility if it is responsible for something

back in 2018 18 year old anthony e bach was acquitted on first-degree murder and faces 13 years in prison. now in april of 2018 a box tap cory van after an argument over a video game. the 2 went outside to a parking lot on the degas avenue where they fought before the box tab on ibach is scheduled to be sentenced on july 14th. well on to national news now house speaker nancy pelosi issued perhaps her strongest words yet against president trump. political reports that in a meeting with democrats this week pelosi said that she wants to see quick. trump quote and peach. now according to politico the house speaker is trying to suppress rising calls for hi sh made the comment she made that comment. but a spokeswoman for pelosi says that her office and lawmakers are keeping their options open following the information uncovered about trump in the mueller report. well another big story that we're following for you this morning still no deal between the us and mexico on immigration enforcement that immigration enforcement deal. president trump is sticking to his threat to impose 5% tariffs on goo

sports director larry beil will be live at oracle arena with sports reporter mindi bach and jobina fortson. our coverage begins tomorrow on abc 7 news at 4:00. nba countdown is at 5:30 and game four of the nba finals at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game live from oracle arena. we want to see your dubs pride. share your videos with us featuring fan photos on our newscast and at abc7news.com. it's easy to submit the picks at abc7news.com/share. >>> 4:36. happening today paradise high school seniors will don caps and gowns and head back to campus for graduation. almost exactly seven months after the campfire tore through their town. the school was one of the few buildings to survive last november's deadly fire. although the campus couldn't be used for classes. more than 220 seniors completed the spring semester at a makeshift school. tonight's graduation ceremony will be held at the school's football field at 8:00 p.m. >>> governor newsom has signed an executive order extending relief for schools since the devastating wildfires and those include the campfire and woolsey fire in southern ca