abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in concord with the story. cornell. >> hi, matt, we are awaiting information from police about any possible arrests in this fatal shooting. meantime, friends of the victim have just grout brought flowers and candles to the very shot where shots rang out early this morning. >> we heard gunshots and we came, guy was on the ground. >> this man witnessed what he thought was an argument outside the neeka lounge just before 2:00 a.m. on saturday. >> i couldn't here 2 wasn't anything you could hear the words but i knew it was just on bod bad terms. and that's it, he just got shot twice and fell and then it was

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard live on scene for us. and cornell, tell us what happened and how things look now? >> still quite a mess out here. but you can't tell from this shot because traffic going into the city is open. those are the westbound lanes. but the lower deck of the eastbound bay bridge have been closed for hours. you could see the investigation taking place up there. chp telling us just moments ago that two left lanes, eastbound have just reopened but this investigation is far from over into this officer-involved shooting. here is what we know. chp said officers responded to a collision about a mile west of the toll plaza involving two cars, about 3:30 this morning. during the investigation, a red cadillac that was not involved in the collision started approaching the officers investigated on the right shoulder. after several commands for the car to stop, multiple rounds were fired into the car. three people were in that vehicle. only the driver was struck. that person was taken total in . we do not know his or her conditi

cornell bernard is live with the story. cornell? >> reporter: more on that exchange with the suspect in just a moment. police say the attack happened not far from this inters the victim was traumatized but not physically hurt. police say this is the route 42-year-old uber driver becker traveled as he drove a female passenger from oakland on may 26th. >> the uber driver stopped short of the destination, got out of the car, got into the back seat with her, and sexually battered her. >> reporter: the police chief john king says the woman acted fast and distracted her attacker. >> we're very fortunate that she had the presence of mind to interrupt the attack that was going on and able to get it to stop. >> reporter: the woman demanded becker drive to her final destination. these cameras captured the car and license plate, which aided in his arrest. uber tells "abc7 news" what the rider reported is deeply troubling. this driver has been removed from uber. the company reports no prior complaints from riders about becker. we found him leav

cornell bernard joining us live from city hall with the story. rnell. >> reporter: larry, we saw thousands of folks marching tonight. take a look, tonight san francisco city hall lit with the colors of the transgender pride flag. police provided safety during the march tonight but not everybody was mahappy about tha >> when do we want 'em? >> now! >> reporter: thousands on the move through san francisco to celebrate transgender equality. billy cooper is feeling a lot of solidarity. >> being a transgender woman is every day life for me. it is -- it encourages me to wake up every morning and to be a better person. >> reporter: many say this year's trans march is more important than ever. >> this is a year we need to be visible. >> reporter: raffi simington says transgender rights are not a priority for the trump administration. >> the climate of heat and fear is frightening to me. >> reporter: the police presence at the march was hard to miss. every available cop will be on duty for weekend pride festivities to keep crowds safe. but this group does

cornell bernard is live with the story. cornell?uspect in just a moment. police say the attack happened not far from this intersection. the victim was traumatized but not physically hurt. police say this is the route 42-year-old uber driver becker traveled as he drove a female passenger from oakland on may 26th. >> the uber driver stopped short of the destination, got out of the car, got into the back seat with her, and sexually battered her. >> reporter: the police chief john king says the woman acted fast and distracted her attacker. >> we're very fortunate that she had the presence of mind to interrupt the attack that was going on and able to get it to stop. >> reporter: the woman demanded becker drive to her final destination. these cameras captured the car and license plate, which aided in his arrest. uber tells "abc7 news" what the rider reported is deeply troubling. this driver has been removed from uber. the company reports no prior complaints from riders about becker. we found him leaving his home in san francisco after bai

cornell bernard joining us live from city hall with the story. rnell. >> reporter: larry, we saw thousands of folks marching tonight. take a look, tonight san francisco city hall lit with the colors of the transgender pride flag. police provided safety during the march tonight but not everybody was mahappy about tha >> when do we want 'em? >> now! >> reporter: thousands on the move thrgh san francisco to celebrate transgender equality. billy cooper is feeling a lot of solidarity. >> being a transgender woman is every day life for me. it is -- it encourages me to wake up every morning and to be a better person. >> reporter: many say this year's trans march is more important than ever. >> this is a year we need to be visible. >> reporter: raffi simington says transgender rights are not a priority for the trump administration. >> the climate of heat and fear is frightening to me. >> reporter: the police presence at the march was hard to miss. every available cop will be on duty for weekend pride festivities to keep crowds safe. but this group does no

in ha lay hoe, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> sky 7 was over a 15 acre grass fire in row deo late this afternoon? it started at the end of tullaby road north of i-80. firefighters had it under control in about an hour so they made quick work in the heat. "abc 7 news" reporter katey marzullo continues our team coverage of today's heat, live in san jose. with people taking extra effort to help those especially vulnerable in hot weather, katey. >> reporter: dan, especially since learning two people died this week from heat-related illnesses, citizens and officials were more concerned than ever today about protecting everyone from the baking sun, and some of their extra services do continue tomorrow. >> oh. >> reporter: homeless advocates set up shop at st. james park in san jose, handing out cold water and snacks to anyone in need. >> just something so they can, you know, be okay to survive the heat that we've been having, and so we don't lose anymore people to death from heat. >> at least two people have died from heat-related illnesses in san jose this week, one a homeless person i

in ha lay hoe, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> sky 7 was over a 15 acre grass fire in row deo late end of tullaby road north of i-80. firefighters had it under control in about an hour so they made quick work in the heat. "abc 7 news" reporter katey marzullo continues our team coverage of today's heat, live in san jose. with people taking extra effort to help those especially vulnerable in hot weather, katey. >> reporter: dan, especially since learning two people died this week from heat-related illnesses, citizens and officials were more concerned than ever today about protecting everyone from the baking sun, and some of their extra services do continue tomorrow. >> oh. >> reporter: homeless advocates set up shop at st. james park in san jose, handing out cold water and snacks to anyone in need. >> just something so they can, you know, be okay to survive the heat that we've been having, and so we don't lose anymore people to death from heat. >> at least two people have died from heat-related illnesses in san jose this week, one a homeless person in a car. santa clara county also h

. >> "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard is live in orinda with the story. >> reporter: that incident happened here on highway 24, but police believe reckless behavior by this motorcycle rider has been happening for quite sometime. have you seen this bright green kawasaki motorcycle with gold rims? police say many riders have. he's suspected of damaging cars twice last week. >> with 15 seconds i could ted it was probably our suspect. >> reporter: they spotted the rider last thursday on highway 24. high-resolution cameras caught him smashing the side mirror of an suv as he passes. >> within a few minutes he was doing things, hitting the mirrors and making rude gestures to people. >> reporter: police say the rider kept going, popping wheelies and reaching speeds of 100 miles per hour. the chp plane kept up, following the man to his house in antioch. >> he had been riding for 30 minutes in a reckless manner and within 15 seconds of stopping at his house he was confronted by highway pa trom. >> reporter: police arrested 29-year-old erik poole jr., charging him with reckless driving, vanda

. >> "abc 7 news" reporter cornell bernard is live in orinda with the story. >> reporter: that incident happened here on highway 24, but police believe reckless behavior by this motorcycle rider has been happening for quite sometime. have you seen this bright green kawasaki motorcycle with gold rims? police say many riders have. he's suspected of damaging cars twice last week. >> with 15 seconds i could ted it was probably our suspect. >> reporter: they spotted the rider last thursday on highway 24. high-resolution cameras caught him smashing the side mirror of an suv as he passes. >> within a few minutes he was doing things, hitting the mirrors and making rude gestures to people. >> reporter: police say the rider kept going, popping wheelies and reaching speeds of 100 miles per hour. the chp plane kept up, following the man to his house in antioch. >> he had been riding for 30 minutes in a reckless manner and within 15 seconds of stopping at his house he was confronted by highway pa trom. >> reporter: police arrested 29-year-old erik poole jr., charging him with reckless driving, vanda

at sfo, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> the u.s.al will continue two immigration laws including one named after kate steinly, a woman murdered in san francisco nearly two years ago. the house passed kate's law which would enhance penalties for convicted and deported immigrants who enter illegally. the man accused of killing steinly was deported seven times. president trump argues the law makes the country safe again. critics say it will do the opposite. >> a bill focused on ramping up deportations and arrests of people whose only violation is their immigration status is the wrong approach. that's why law enforcement said it hurts public safety. >> the other bill would withhold certain federal funds from sanctuary cities such as san francisco. >>> tonight lawmakers are trying to stay focused on health care, the president tweet. >> republicans and democrats were quick to condemn the president's criticism. >> at a time when critically important policies are debated in washington -- >> what do we want? healt health care our focus will r

at sfo, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> the u.s.continue two immigration laws including one named after kate steinly, a woman murdered in san francisco nearly two years ago. the house passed kate's law which would enhance penalties for convicted and deported immigrants who enter illegally. the man accused of killing steinly was deported seven times. president trump argues the law makes the country safe again. critics say it will do the opposite. >> a bill focused on ramping up deportations and arrests of people whose only violation is their immigration status is the wrong approach. that's why law enforcement said it hurts public safety. >> the other bill would withhold certain federal funds from sanctuary cities such as san francisco. >>> tonight lawmakers are trying to stay focused on health care, the president tweet. >> republicans and democrats were quick to condemn the president's criticism. >> at a time when critically important policies are debated in washington -- >> what do we want? healt health care our focus will remain on

in oakland, cornell bernard, ax 7. >> people who support president trump's decision to withdraw the u.s. from the paris climate deal, made their voices heard today in front of the white house. the supporters were just a few feet away from protesters rallying against the administration. abc news reporter, gloria riviera is in washington with the story. >> pittsburgh -- >> support and resistance on display in washington, d.c. >> we got your back, mr. president! >> americans weighing in as the fallout from the president's decision to withdraw from the paris climate accords spills into the streets. >> he's done too much damage already. we really need to stop him now. >> the paris accord will be a disaster for the united states. >> dozens of the president's supporters gathered in front of the white house in a rally dubbed pittsburgh not paris. >> i personally believe that global warming is bogus. i think it's -- it's, human arrogance to believe that human beings can control the weather. >> but they were vastly outnumbered by protesters at march for truth rallying in the shadow of the waush m

>> reporter: cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> thanks course of action nel. here's a look at tomorrow's pride parade route down market street, highlighted in blue. it runs between eighth and beale. street closures start at 6:00 a.m. many muni lines will be rerouted during the parade. get a full list of pride events and details about security measures on abc7news.com. there's a link on our home page and also info on our abc 7 news app. you can enable push alert forth pride updates all weekend long. >>> a large fire in san francisco's castro district this afternoon attracted a lot of attention from people attending the pride celebrations. a viewer shared this video showing smoke and flames pouring out of a second floor balcony near apeth and castro. the fire is under control, fortunately nobody because hurt. this happened in a busy area above the posh bagels restaurant. a homeless man who lives in the castro didn't waste a second to help get everyone there to safety. >> we started evacuating the building before the police showed up on the scene, while they stoo

. >> abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live with new details on the case. lma, we have learned a tourist was matthew bait. he was only 33. police say it all began with a fight outside of this hotel on van ness and fill bert that is frequented by tourists. an early morning crime scene near this russian hill hotel where police say an australian tourist was killed. they woke sometime after 2:00 a.m. to police banging on the door of their hotel room. officers said they were looking for suspects. >> passing the room -- >> reporter: police say 33 year old matthew bait from the northern territory of australia was killed after an argument outside the hotel. >> the altercation turned physical. at some point during the altercation, the victim sustained some injuries and was later transported to the hospital. at the hospital the vic tm was pronounce the deceased from his injuries. >> reporter: after a search, police detained two suspects for questioning. >> when we got around the hotel we could see that the police was in one of the rooms and they were like standing eig

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard updating a truly tragic story near downtown santa rosa. ed his two young children inside his apartment, then hanged himself. cornell will join us live from police headquarters on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> we have an update on breaking news right now, a grass fire that is burning dangerusly close to homes in moraga. this ten-acre fire near a high school. the school is not in danger, but other structures like power poles as you can see a moment ago are in its path. firefighters have 10% contained. >>> as you know, the heat is really on. check out the tweets from spencer christian here, topped 92 degrees in santa rosa, antioch and livermore in the triple digits. spencer has more about what to expect later in the week and he's coming up in a few minutes. >>> also learning more about the man who drove a van through a crowd of muslim worshippers outside a mosque in london. police arrested a white man in his 40s for instigating terror and attempted murder. one man died at the scene and nearly a dozen hurt. the latest on the fourth attack in the uk i

here's reporter cornell bernard of our san francisco station kgo. >> there you go. >> reporter: that'ster from across the living room. watch him do it again. >> wow. >> reporter: here's his jump shot. >> yeah. >> when he was just 18 months miles showed talent while wearing a diaper scoring baskets over and over. even rapid-fire tiny shampoo bottles into the trash. >> got all six? >> reporter: now and then he misses and doesn't take it well. >> that >> that's okay. >> reporter: the only thing miles likes better than basketball is his favorite player. >> whoever dons the jersey is steph curry so he thinks he's steph curry. >> reporter: about that jersey miles never takes number 30 off. he wears it to church. visiting santa at christmas and, yep, even to bed. >> walking past a speed limit side that said 30 and said, oh, curry. >> i had to ask his doctor the last appointment, i was like, so when is an obsession like healthy versus unhealthy because he's pretty obsessed. >> reporter: are you kidding me with this shot? not even looking. >> how did you get so good? >> practice. >> reporter: p

we have cornell bernard live at oracle arena.now you a preview and i love your warriors colors. >> thank you, i appreciate it, i worked a long time to put this all together. good morning, game two, two hours away. one dubs fan told me it smells like victory around here. that is for sure, right? we're hours away be through is a lot going out here at oracle. we're getting ready for game two as dub nation descends here in a few hours. strength in numbers. they are comin a 22 point victory. what a game on thursday it was. steph curry and kevin durant seem calm and cool on the court as usual. but kd says that he is really taking nothing for granted. his teammates know what they have to do tonight, they have to energize. >> just try to be aggressive and use them as help as well and we try to just work well with each other and work well off of each other. and you know, we know our next game will be totally different physical game and we're looking forward to it. and you never know who will come up, show up for >> >> ntonight is the 238t

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in concord with the story. cornell. >> hi, matt, we are awaiting information from police about any possible arrests in this fatal shooting. meantime, friends of the victim have just grout brought flowers and candles to the very shot where shots rang out early this morning. >> we heard gunshots and we came, guy was on the ground. >> this man witnessed what he thought was an argument outside the neeka lounge just before 2:00 a.m. on saturday. >> i couldn't here 2 wasn't anything you could hear the words but i knew it was just on bod bad terms. and that's it, he just got shot twice and fell and then it was done, so. >> he says the gunman quickly left the scene. >> the car just took off. >> concord police served a search warrant for a possible suspect at a home on teresa street on oakley and closed down two blocks doing it. they identified the victim as rob natural who often worked adds a security guard at the bar. >> he was that guy that you could always rely on. >> we were told on face time his friend was one in a

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> he is a cutie. we see his warriors pride.see your warriors pride ahead of game three. we'd like to see your warriors photos all through the finals post them on social media the hashtag address. >>> abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> defendants almena and harris knowingly created a fire trap. >> the district attorney says that fire trap was just waiting to be ignited six months after the deadly fire. >>> a jury makes a decision on the penalty of the defendant. >>> and the two ride share giants. >>> we may be trading the sun for showers soon. hour-by-hour forecast coming up. >>> from abc7 live breaking news. >> alameda prosecutors file manslaughter charges 185 days after the warehouse fire in oakland. the operator of the warehouse and its creative director are both arrested. family and friends of those who died are still very emotional. >> it still hurts. it still hurts a lot. >> good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen thanks for joining us. the people who died from the fire all died of smoke inhalation. >> laura is covering

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has our story. >> all people need to stand together. we can no longer afford to allow ourselves to be divided among each other. >> a march for truth in the streets of san jose. >> reporter: hundreds of people on the march near city hall calling for an independent investigation into alleged connections between president trump's campaign and russia. >> i think that our democracy is in peril and not knowing whether or not another foreign power is meddling in our elections is important. >> reporter: similar actions happened in more than 100 cities across the country, including this one >> in oakland, activists kicked off a national campaign by the democratic national committee called resistance summer. >> the trump administration first of all, wants to take away health care from 24 million americans. are we resisting that? >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee urging volunteers to help take back congress from republicans in 2018. >> we need in wall of resistance in the house of representatives to stop some of these horrific budget cuts and

in concord, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> back to the breaking news happening on the bay bridge. our team learning more about an officer-involved shooting. it happened just before 4:00 a.m. on eastbound interstate 80, about three quarters of a mile from the toll plaza. chp said officers were investigating a collision and while they were out there, one of their patrol cars, a vehicle drove at one of the officers. they instructed the suspect to stop but officials say he kept coming at those officers. suspect was then shot several times. his condition not known at this point. he was taken by ambulance to a hospital. chp said eastbound lanes are closed for the next few hours. that is just before the toll plaza. so if you are headed in that direction, a major heads up. >>> and meanwhile on the peninsula, neighbors hoping to stop what is being called a quote, modern day slavery. abc 7 news was in san mateo as jackie spear hosted an event to educate people on how to spot human trafficking and illegal brothels. it is a problem we last year when san mateo police raided a home across from

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard introduces us to a youngster from san francisco who not only hadey, he has the moves too. >> dryer ball. there you go. >> that's 3-year-old miles krogh, sinking a three-pointer from across the living room. watch him do it again. >> wow! >> here is his jump shot. >> yeah! >> when he was just 18 months, miles showed talent while wearing a diaper. scoring baskets over and over. even rapid-fire tiny shampoo bottles into the trash. >> you got all six? >> now and then he misses and doesn't take it well. >> you didn't make one? >> the only thing miles likes better than basketball is his favorite player. >> steph curry. he thinks he is steph curry. >> about that jersey, miles never takes number 30 off. he wears it to church, visiting santa at christmas, and yep, even to bed. >> we're walking in past a speed limit sign that said 30 mph and he hugged himself and said oh, curry. >> i had to ask the doctor at the last appointment, when is an obsession healthy versus unhealthy? because he is pretty obsessed. >> and are you kidding me? with this shot, not even l

here's cornell bernard with the developing story. >> reporter: it's an absolute tragedy to see anytime two young children lose their lives in a child custody dispute. >> santa rosa police now investigating unthinkable. police say this apartment house on slater street is where a 40-year-old father took the life of his very own children. a 6-year-old girl and 18-month-old boy. then took his own life on father's day. the children's mother had a custody ingredient with her estranged husband and allowed a sunday visitacion. >> the father took custody of the children on sunday morning for father's day and the custody order gave that he was supposed to provide the children back on that evening on sunday night. the mother did not make contact with the father and called the sonoma county sheriff's department to report the violation. >> the mother who lives in sonoma county called the sheriff's departments. deputies made the grim discovery inside. jose miranda heard screams from distraught relatives. >> honestly, i just opened the door and i just heard some screaming, you know? it was loud. you

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has our story. >> all people need to stand together.can no longer afford to allow ourselves to be divided among each other. >> a march for truth in the streets of san jose. >> reporter: hundreds of people on the march near city hall calling for an independent investigation into alleged connections between president trump's campaign and russia. >> i think that our democracy is in peril and not knowing whether or not another foreign power is meddling in our elections is important. >> reporter: similar actions happened in more than 100 cities across the country, including this one in new york city. >> in oakland, activists kicked off a national campaign by the democratic national committee called resistance summer. >> the trump administration first of all, wants to take away health care from 24 million americans. are we resisting that? >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee urging volunteers to help take back congress from republicans in 2018. >> we need this wall of resistance in the house of representatives to stop some of these horrific

here's cornell bernard. >> oh, my god. >> neighbors in panic mode. as the grass fire roared up this canyon, headed straight for homes in vallejo's glen cove neighborhood. >> there's a fire in the back. it's in the back. it's close to us. let's go. >> shonda says her family got out of the house. the fire shattered windows and scorched part of the roof. and left her backyard looking like a moonscape. >> we're lucky. we have our lives. that's all that really matters. >> 150 firefighters battled the 40-acre blaze sparked by this jeep which caught fire on bridge.ate 80 near the carquin hot weather was no help in the firefight. we' trying to rotate our crews. we had a couple other firefighters who have had heat-related experiences. >> sky 7 captured the flames racing up the hill. calfire planed dropped flame retardant, which turned some neighborhoods bright pink. >> i'm all stressed out. >> some neighbors were relieved the fire was stopped but didn't like the new color scheme of their neighborhood. >> my roof and driveway and sides of my house are all brig

. >> no, abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live downtown with details. cornell? >> reporter: as tweeted there was a 20-minute delay for trains heading to the east bay from san francisco due to extra riders leaving the dubs rally event. we are not seeing too much of that here at the 19th street station, but earlier, well, just take a look. dub nation spilled off bart trains in downtown oakland, a sea of blue and gold in the mood to celebrate. >> go dubs! >> it was great. i got on at 6:10, got here about 6:40. >> reporter: bart anticipated big crowds and added 40 extra cars to handle the masses. >> we planned for this to be one of our busiest days in the history of the system and so far that's proven to be the case. >> reporter: 203,000 riders jumped on bart before the dubs parade began. 20% more than a typical commute day, 20% more than the dubs victory parade. >> how does it feel to be here? >> how do you think it feels? look at this. what a team. >> reporter: coach steve kerr was wowed by the size of the crowds as he ran down the parade route. and when it was ov

our cornell bernard talked to the missing man's wife who says the men have known each other for yearse describes their relationship. >> it was fine. he respected my husband, my husband respected him. i didn't see any argument in them. >> would you say they were friends? >> yes. >> reporter: 48-year-old thef chi disappeared mother's day weekend. his mercedes was found stripped in the bayview. police said it could take days to identify the remains. they think bob tang has fled to cambodia. amy holingfield, abc >>> the officer pulled alongside a car around 10:00 last night and opened fire. a passenger inside the car was hit and the driver took off but lost control and crashed a short time later. police at this point still releasing very little information except the victim is a man who was taken to the hospital. no word yet on a suspect or a possible motive. >>> a popular play structure at a san francisco park has been torched and authorities are looking for who is responsible. it happened early sunday morning at forest children's quarter in golden gate park. it left huge holes in the st

cornell bernard has more. >> thousands on the move through san francisco. to celebrate trans gender equality. billy cooper is feeling a lot of solidarity. >> being a transgender woman is every day life for me. it's, it encouraging me to wake up every morning to be a better person. >> many say this year's trans march is more important than ever. >> this is the year we need to be b viz b bable. >> he says trans gender rights are not a priority for the trump administration. >> the climate of hate here is frightening to me. >> the police presence was hard to miss. every available cop will be on duty the weekend pride festivities to keep crowds safe, but this group does not agree. >> it's not right. to keep our community safer. >> until recently, the trans march's website told attendees not to be friendly to cops. that information has been removed. >> a lot of people i know and care about have been told by the cops they have to move along. >> supervisor jeff shee hi says the climate is changing. >> all of our communities at times have had challenges with the pol

cornell bernard has more. >> thousands on the move through san francisco. to celebrate trans gender equality. billy cooper is feeling a lot of solidarity. >> being a transgender woman is every day life for me. it's, it encouraging me to wake up every morning to be a better person. >> many say this year's trans march is more important than ever. >> this is the year we need to be b viz b bable. >> he says trans gender rights are not a priority for the trump administration. >> the climate of hate here is frightening to me. >> the police presence was hard to miss. every available cop will be on duty the weekend pride festivities to keep crowds safe, but this group does not agree. > it's not right. to keep our community safer. >> until recently, the trans march's website told attendees not to be friendly to cops. that information has been removed. >> a lot of people i know and care about have been told by the cops they have to move along. >> supervisor jeff shee hi says the climate is changing. >> all of our communities at times have had challenges with the poli

in oakland, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the parade has spawned a new hashtag on social media. that would be #quickie. >> it all stems from a trolling war between draymond green and the cavs lebron james. abc7's kristen sze is here with that. >> the #quickie all because of the shirt worn by draymond green. you see this one right here? uh-huh, it says quickie. printed like the logo from the cavaliers, quicken loans arena as in the warriors got out of there quickly with the trophy. draymond's trolling back after lebron james wore this t-shirt on the left after stealing the championship from the warriors last year. now, it says, ultimate warriors take a close look. uh-huh. widely seen as a real dig on golden state. draymond referenced the t-shirt tiff in his rally speech. >> but, quickie, i'm out. [ laughter ] [cheering and applauding] >> oh, lebron fired back on instagram using quickie a different way, shall we say. draymond responded them dubs finally made him go bald, referring to lebron's newly shaved head. warriors fans are loving this back and forth. john navarro snapped thi

concord, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> and on the peninsula, neighbors hoping to stop what is beinguote, modern day slavery. abc 7 news was in san mateo as congresswoman jackie spear hosted an event to educate people on how to spot human trafficking and illegal brothels. it is a problem we showed you last year when san mateo police raided a home across the street from sarah high school. >> sex trafficking isn't going on somewhere across the ocean bu right here in our communities and maybe even right next door. >> and police say it was tips from neighbors who noticed unusual activity that helps them make arrests and shut down that brothel last november. >>> a large tree branch came crashing down on two women during a church picnic in the east bay. we were in please anton where this branch fell. two women were hit by it. one refused to be taken to the hospital and you could see there she put an ice pack on her neck instead. >> it happened just like that. which they just heard a crack and the tree came over, the brafrmgs, and then the other lady, she was just in shock and so they had t

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> sky 7 flew over richmond after an amtrak train struck and killed a man. it happened about 11:45 this morning along the tracks that run next to giant row. amtrak service was delayed, of course. amtrak police are trying to find out why that man was on the tracks. and sky 7 shows the fire damage to a home in san jose today. it started early this afternoon at a house on fishburne avenue in the southern part of the city. you can see through the roof wooden rafters are charred. there is extensive damage as you can see. but the good news, no one was hurt. but you can see the roof really ripped apart by the flames. >> well, today marks six months since the ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland that killed 36 people. >> the alameda county district attorney has not yet filed criminal charges. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live in oakland with more on the story. melanie? >> reporter: dan and alma, there was a meeting on-site that included attorneys for the owner of this building as well as the victims' attorneys, some of them, and investigat