fred inglis was in los angeles last night. he had that and more on other issues. >> top to david lee. >> reporter: game seven like the entire play off series was loaded with drama. sometimes it was classic theater. sometimes it looked like a bad movie where the two teams took turns being heros and goats. >> we fought back. it came down to the last few plays. they made the necessary plays with two minutes to go to pull away and win the game. >> you tasted it and you want more. this year it stinks for sure. because you fight like i said seven games. that's a lot of fighting. you know on the court and we, we left it all out there. >> the sixth seeded warriors knew that losing bogut was a major blow to their chances of beating the clippers. >> i think their size wore on us as the game went on. but, once again we're not making excuses. >> what has to happen to get to the next step. >> growth. it has to eat at you. once it eats at you there will be growth on the track. i'm going to be one of the biggest fans if i'm not playing. >> r

last two games were played under controversy but ktvu's fed e is live and -- fred inglis is live andg the mood is beginning to change. >> reporter: you know what, i see more media, especially los angeles media here today. they are talking basketball terms, but the warriors organization understands the situation. they must -- they must win to continue the series and they are hoping their crowd will help them do that very thing and we heard a report today if the other owners vote taforce los angeles clippers owner donald sterling to -- to force los angeles clippers owner donald sterling to sell the team he will fight them. . [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: warriors coach mark jackson was smiling. he is rumored to be in the hot seat with the owner. he knows the comments by donald sterling have been a distraction for both sides. [ indiscernible ] >> i think it takes away from the great series. both teams competing. been blow outs. close games. i think it takes away from what we are doing on the court. i am happy at this point in the series. you know, fan base -- you know, focus on the gam

fred inglis is live to set up this could be decisive game six. fred?rter: this place is starting to get warmed up. everybody has that loud and proud warriors t-shirts out there on their seats. 17,900 fans expected here again. it will be a sell out. lot less drama. i saw a lot of cop cars outside. but earlier today at the shoot around the team appeared loose and mark jackson was happy. two of jackson's assistance were fired or demoted. mark zackson is not get -- jackson is not getting along with jerry west. all these negatives around the warriors. fuels speculation jackson may be fired if golden state warriors lose tonight. >> i hope that is not the situation. i love playing for coach jackson. he is a great mentor. good coach. great friend. so, you know, we are playing to win. playing to win for him. playing to win for the fans and us. so, you know, i don't want to think about that. we want to add pressure to us but also we want to play as hard and win for us. >> reporter: steph curry needs to be the good steph curry. gave 5 he took just 10 shots. last

our fred inglis will head down to los angeles for full coverage over the weekend.t a great finish last night, andre iguodala with a clutch shot that helped wrap it up in the final nerve wracking seconds, but when it comes to game seven, one team has to go home and that was marc jackson's lament today. >> unfortunate part is somebody is going home, a very good team. with a bright future, somebody is going home tomorrow and that's the unfortunate part and they will have done everything that they can possibly do to advance, but just ran into another good team. >>> meanwhile as far as the sharks, the stanley cupboard is bare. they go home after their game seven the other night and it does look like todd mclellan will be back for another season as they had kind of a season wrap-up press conference. doug wilson assessing the current situation with the sharks about as candid as he could for a general manager. >> we didn't get it done. performance speaks. there's no sugarcoating it. when you're up 3-0 in the series, you step on their throat and put them away. they came bac

. >>> fred inglis is in no danger of winning the tour but he does have a feel good golf story about a course in alameda that exists against the odd because people have refused to let it die. >> reporter: the name is the same but alameda's albright golf course has a million dollar make over. >> it's beautiful. >> it's outstanding. it's a will the of fun. >> have you ever seen anything like this? >> no it's like really moundy. >> the moundy is a means of control. >> the course was really flat. >> the city said it was losing $50,000 a year. >> reporter: but glen helped lead a campaign to fight city hall. and exactly five years ago this week that course came back from the dead. >> what happen s if they close it again? >> they we fight for it again. >> reporter: just three years ago, a local developer tried to buy this parcel and turn it into condominiums. once again at the 11th hour the citizens saved this little course. >> it's a testimony to the golfers and people of the city that stood up at countless city council meetings. i don't know how many times we would be in packed council cham

our fred inglis out at oracle. >> steph curry scored 14 of their 30 points.r hero had to be dramond green. he scored 14 points, 14 rebounds. five fields and more importantly held big blake griffin to just 17 points and afterward he talked about the craziness on this oracle arena court. >> he said we had to get a win and we got it. >> tell us about the last sequence that ended with a three and -- and cut it to one. >> i should have gotten that shot but -- we have to do a better job in rebounding that ball in that situation. >>> 52 fouls, 70 free throws this was not a pretty game but the warriors will take it. game seven saturday, 7:30 in l.a. should be another crazy ball game mark. >> yeah, it should be and you're right they do have to do a better job shooting. thank you fred. appreciate it from the field but also the free throw line 19 out of 30 is not acceptable skwr-tz that's it for a play off team. >> they missed 11. they could have wrapped this game a little earlier. >> mark, thank you, very exciting. >>> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. >> the

our fred inglis out at oracle. >> steph curry scored 14 of their 30 points.hero had to be dramond green. he scored 14 points, 14 rebounds. five fields and more importantly held big blake griffin to just 17 points and afterward he talked about the craziness on this oracle arena court. >> he said we had to get a win and we got it. >> tell us about the last sequence that ended with a three and -- and cut it to one. >> i should have gotten that shot but -- we have to do a better job in rebounding that ball in that situation. >>> 52 fouls, 70 free throws this was not a pretty game but the warriors will take it. game seven saturday, 7:30 in l.a. should be another crazy ball game mark. >> yeah, it should be and you're right they do have to do a better job shooting. thank you fred. appreciate it from the field but also the free throw line 19 out of 30 is not acceptable skwr-tz that's it for a play off team. >> they missed 11. they could have wrapped this game a little earlier. >> mark, thank you, very exciting. >>> thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. >> the k

fred inglis will be at the staples center tomorrow night with live reports beginning tomorrow at 6:00 on ktvu channel 6:00 -- on ktvu channel 2. >>> we're learning new information about the clippers controversial owner donald sterling. according to reports, the 80- year-old sterling is battling prostate cancer and it appears sterling is speaking out about that controversial audio recording made by the alleged ex-girl friend. los angeles based du jure magazine reports the clippers owner told her, "i wish i had just paid her off" he plans to speak to barbara walters and the nba about this issue. >>> breaking news, a san jose jury reached a verdict in the latest legal battle between apple and samsung over smartphone technology. the jury ruled that samsung infringed on apple's smartphone patents. no word so far on damages. the jury began deliberations tuesday after a month long trial. apple and samsung accused each other of infringing on patent regulations. apple is seeking more than $2 billion in damages. we have a crew on the way to the federal courthouse. we'll bring you more informati

. >>> fred inglis will have a report tonight at 6:00. up with the team by following fred on twitter. >>> donald sterling is talking publicly for the first time since the release of that controversial audio reporting. the clippers owner talked to a los angeles life-style magazine, releasing one brief quote of him commenting about his mistress. sterling said, quote, i wish i had just paid her off, end quote. the nba has banned sterling for life and is trying to force him to sell the team. >>> more arrests are expected in what's being called one of the largest prostitution busts in bay area history. yesterday, hundreds of officers in six different counties conducted simultaneous raids at 32 massage parlors, spas and homes. ktvu went with a caravan of deputies as they raided one of the sites. investigators say they targeted 19 people they believe are leaders in the alleged prostitution ring. 18 of those suspects are now in custody. a man who lives by one of the locations says he's been a little suspicious of the business. >> it looked really