reporting live in san francisco janet o, abc 7 news. >> janet thank you very much. >>> 5:31 now.the death toll continues to rise this morning in nepal, following saturday's powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake. more than 3,600 people declared dead. rescue workers are still struggling to reach vulnerable mountain villages two days after the disaster. thousands are sleeping outdoors, afraid of the constant aftershocks that have hit all weekend, and drivers are jamming the roads out of the capital. the airport is filled with nepali youths and international visitors, desperate to get out. for more now, we turn to abc news reporter susan saulny live in washington, d.c. susan? >> reporter: good morning, eric. rescue teams are pouring into nepal from all over the world racing against the clock to keep that death toll from rising even higher. tens of thousands across nepal are shell-shocked and sleeping in the streets or makeshift tents this morning as the death toll surges past 3,000 from the earthquake that ripped across the himalayan nation on saturday. kathmandu, nepal's capital, now vi

janet o, abc 7 news. >> janet, thanks. 6:02 now.e continue to following developing news from nepal. the death toll has grown higher following saturday's powerful earthquake. more than 3,600 people have now been declared dead from the 7.8 magnitude quake. three helicopters have begun to rescue up to 150 mountain climbers stranded on mt. everest above an ice fall caused by the earthquake. the kathmandu airport is filled with nepalis and international visitors desperate to get out. there are reports that some planes are unable to land because of the congestion on the ground. >>> as the rescue effort continues in nepal, we are learning more about the american victims, which include a google employee. >> alyssa harrington is live in the news room with more on that and the tribute unfolding in the bay area. >> reporter: eric, kristen, we are learning more from people in the bay area who were either in nepal when the quake hit or worried about family members over there. here's video of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake captured on cctv and post

janet o with more. >> operation baby lift more than 2,000 children rescued from their war torn countrygon fell in 1975. 1500 of those children passed through the presidio before being adopted by american families. their legacies live on through this exhibit. >> if you're of a certain generation, you remember this, it was in the news it was popular, you may not have fully understood it it had a profound effect. >> the operation was not sanctioned by either the u.s. or vietnam. this woman's husband was on the first government operation that ended in a deadly crash. >> he was a full member. he died. >> by the time -- >> artifacts, photos and a multimedia time line tells a story through different perspectives and voices. including adopting parents, volunteers and vietnam veterans. >> this was quite extraordinary effort. i think one of the things that hallmark is kind of the courage it took to take on a topic like this. you know the one vietnam is a raw nerve, american society, and to add on that the complexity of adoption. and the people that demonstrated the most courage were the adoptees

abc7 news reporter janet o has the story of dub nation san leandro style. >> from the start fans neverond guessed their team would win game four of the first-round series. >> not in my mind. not in my mind. >> the fans packed the sports club in san leandro donning blue and gold. riding on a high from game three. >> game three, we had a comeback. so amazing. this game here just showed us how good we really are. >> we knew we were going to win. they were shooting the ball and doing defense. they are an offensive killer and defense killer. i'm glad we could get the win today. >> the warriors maintained the lead over the pelicans throughout the game. still, every shot made had fans on the edge of their seats. strength in numbers could be seen and felt. >> my husband, my uncle, my sister, my sister-in-law, we are all out here. >> it's wonderful. everyone is having a good time. >> the owner has been home to dub nation so much so this week he had to call in extra staff and order extra food and it all starts again with round two of the playoff series. >> i think we are going all the way to the

abc7 news reporter janet o has the story of dub nation san leandro style. >> from the start fans never second guessed their team would win game four of the first-round series. >> not in my mind. not in my mind. >> the fans packed the sports club in san leandro donning blue and gold. riding on a high from game three. >> game three, we had a comeback. so amazing. this game here just showed us how good we really are. >> we knew we were going to win. they were shooting the ball and doing defense. they are an offensive killer and defense killer. i'm glad we could get the win today. >> the warriors maintained the lead over the pelicans throughout the game. still, every shot made had fans on the edge of their seats. strength in numbers could be seen and felt. >> my husband my uncle, my sister my sister-in-law, we are all out here. >> it's wonderful. everyone is having a good time. >> the owner has been home to dub nation so much so this week he had to call in extra staff and order extra food and it all starts again with round two of the playoff series. >> i think we are going all the way to t

abc7 news reporter janet o has the story of dub nation san leandro style. >> from the start fans never second guessed their team would win game four of the first-round series. >> not in my mind. not in my mind. >> the fans packed the sports club in san leandro donning blue and gold. set to watch game three. >> game three, we had a comeback. so amazing. this game here just showed us how good we really are. >> we knew we were going to win. they were shooting the ball and doing defense. they are an offensive killer and defense killer. i'm glad we could get the win today. >> the warriors maintained the lead over the pelicans throughout the game. still, every shot made had fans on the edge of their seats. strength in numbers could be seen and felt. >> my husband and sister and sister-in-law, we are all here. >> it's wonderful. everyone is having a good time. >> the owner has been home to dub nation so much so this week he had to call in extra staff and order extra food and it all starts again with round two of the playoff series. >> i think we are going all the way to the championship. >> s

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