joe fonzi was at media day today.lly was there at the press conference and lebron james spoke at the media conference today. >> reporter: they continue to put the finishing touches in preparation for tomorrow's game one of the nba championship series. both teams practiced today. cavs arriving last night. they have only been on this floor one time this season so they got a chance to work out. as far as the nba is concerned, this is a match-up of stephen curry, stephen curry, the new face of the league, lebron james the most established face of the league. there was a thought james might be getting tired because he was carrying so much of the burden for the team and shooting below his average from outside. if that is the case he had time to heal up and get rejuvenated and he is not ready to pass the baton to anybody. >> i understand the drought he has been in, motivation. help me get to this point. i am not done. i still have a lot left in me in this season. i am going to command a lot out of my guys, out of myself. hop

that's live in cleveland, joe fonzi, mark back to you. >> use it on your hair a little bit. it. safe travels back. there were other winners in the bay area to talk about as well. what a day in sports, sports bay. san francisco giants back on the beat. as were the a's and we have women's usa world cup soccer to talk about. coming right back. >>> there were some other things to talk about aside from the warriors. we'll talk plenty about them for the next few months but the giants finally get off this deal at at&t park where they hadn 't won in nine consecutive games but they had to call the duff man to do it. don't even think about the other guy anymore. duffy doing it all. tim lincecum the win 7-3. the giants take care of the mariners 6-2. the oakland a's also playing better ball of late. and actually helped the giants out a little bit. beating the san diego padres. didn't come easy however. tied ball game top of the ninth. up the spine of the diamond by eric sogard with the game deciding run 6-5. goals are always hard to come by in soccer. usa however getting the only one th

sports wrap with joe fonzi is coming up next.esident of operations here at c.k. mondavi. to make this fine wine it takes a lot of energy. pg&e is the energy expert. we reached out to pg&e to become more efficient. my job is basically to help them achieve their goals around sustainability and really to keep their overhead low. solar and energy efficiency are all core values of pg&e. they've given us the tools that we need to become more efficient and bottom line save more money. together, we're building a better california. >>> good evening everyone. welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. anyone who thought winning an nba championship would be easy for the warriors was severely under estimating the will of the cleveland cavaliers and lebron james. the big stars come out when the nba finals are in town. >>> carlos santana and his wife doing the national anthem honors. the warriors off to a good start early. steph curry to the top of barbosa. 20-12. with irving out the cavs needed someone to pick up the scoring. p

joe fonzi is there. we'll also get a look at the similarities and differences. >>> san jose firefighters will get a pay raise over the new deal with the city. it's a three year contract that includes a 15% pay raise. if it's approved it would be the first pay raise for the firefighters union. >>> happening today sonoma county supervisors are set to talk about a pay hike for minimum wage workers in the county. there are two proposals being concerned. one would raise hourly pay to $15 for about 5500 workers who are affiliated with the county. that would include county contractor and in home care givers. the other would boost pay to $13 an hour. >>> san francisco's board of supervisors is scheduled to vote on whether to recall health warnings on sugary drinks. it would also ban ads for sugary beverages on city owned property and it would not allow city money to be used for buying those drinks. if approved, the rules would go into effect next year. supporters say the law would help educate people about the h

joe fonzi will be there at the start along with myself.eyant -- broadway and 11th. some streets will be closed thursday night. fans can line up as early as 5:00 a.m. at lakeshore and 1th. if you need to get here -- 1th. the if you need to get here, the best way is ac an tran sit and b.a.r.t. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> well, as soon as the warriors clinched the title, social media blew up with fan reaction and even some players weighed in. klay thompson posted this on instagram. we gonna be championship, we love you dub nation. this one for the bay. you can see that wonderful picture all of the pictures in their t-shirts eldwhoing , holding up the trophy and andre iguodala said we gonna be championship. and steph curry, a whole row of championship series. that kind of says it all. he tweeted this out at 4:00 pacific time and then his wife, she posted this wonderful picture of the three of them. that's riley, 2 years old. and she's pregnant. i think she's due in just a little bit. and then we have some comments from some polititians

ktvu's joe fonzi is there. e will take a look at the similarities and the differences between oakland and cleveland. >>> 7:06. happening today, san francisco's board of supervisors is scheduled to vote on whether to require health warnings on sugary drinks. the ordinance would require warnings on ads for sodas and bus stops in the city. it would also ban ads for sugary beverages on city owned property. it would not allow city money to be used for buying those drinks. if approved, the rules would go into effect next year. supporters say the law would help education people about a health risk. but some businesses say the laws would scapegoat an entire industry. >>> san francisco-based wells fargo bank is facing a religious backlash over one of its ads. alex savidge is lafn now to explain -- is live now to explain who is taking ike with this. >> the son of billy graham is the one calling for a boycott of wells fargo and also promising to stop doing business with the bank and it's all because of this tv ad. ♪ >> thi

as joe fonzi reports despite coming back from a 20-point deficit king james proved to be too much and the warriors' mvp emeerged a little bit too late. >> reporter: the rock n' roll hall of fame is a nice distraction in you are in cleave -- if you are in cleveland. it isn't hard to find bay area influence from the scene of the '60s to the scene of otis redding sitting on the dock of the bay. the warriors were less than inspired last night falling behind by 20 points. when mozgov jammed down an april sis from -- anse from -- an assist from james. steph curry found his stroke after finishing the first half with three points. curry ended up with 27 and the warriors made it a one- possession game a number of times in the fourth quarter. >> it's a 1 point point game. each time the cavs had an answer. lebron james showing from matthew dellavedova. >> alley-oop to james. he throws it down. >> reporter: and dellavedova on another possession drawing a fall by curry and completing a 3-point play. dellavedova finished with 20 and the warriors suddenly trailed 2-1 after losing 96-91. >> no excuse

let's get to the warriors night with joe fonzi. wow. >> reporter: the warriors are a win away from their second championship since they became a bay area team. andre iguodala in in place of bogut. every possession at battle. 17 of them in the fourth quarter. the warriors had enough to stay on top. iguodala there for the follow up plus the foul. james involved in every cavalier possession starting to feel the fury. three more and curry feels it, his family feels it, the arena feels it. steve kerr has seen this from his star before. >> steph just taking over the game. but it was a different game. i thought this is steph's night. this is going to be a big one for him because he has all that room. he took over the game and was fantastic. >> tomorrow the warriors try to wrap up the game in cleveland. if not a seventh and deciding game will be played in oakland on friday. >> right now they look very focused and the news conferences afterward the players seem not to get wrapped up about this particular game. >> i think they know that that

joe fonzi here. joe fonzi here. >> reporter: they could all use a little rest. this is uncharted territory for a generation of warrior fans in the players this is uncharted territory for a generation of warrior fans in the players. championship between the warriors and calves will go six games -- calves -- cavs--. it is down to best-of-three for the championship. the margin of error for both teams is minimal. they need to be firing on all cylinders. they need to be firing on all cylinders. >> whatever you have percentagewise, however you feel, you almost have to psych yourself mentally to give it all you've got for three games. we are playing for a ring. i do feel good. i think i will be pretty fresh and we will take it from there. >> we may be a little smaller, but we have heart and we will take it from there. >> we may be a little smaller, but we have heart. that's all that matters. we are going to fight we are going to fight, we're going to continue to push the basketball. we're going to play with a lot of effort we're going to scramble. sometimes that helps

ktvu fox 2's sports anchor joe fonzi is there as well. ll us what the warriors need to do tie up the series tonight. i am waiting for that phone to ring. >>> good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2". thursday, june 11th. i am dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic now. steve paulsen is all over it. >> i know that guy in the middle. he looks familiar. >> do you? >> never know where. you know the nhl playoffs are 2-2. it's been a fantastic series. why not the nba? let's get that 2-2 tonight as well. we had some fog but then temperatures are starting to warm up inland. lots of sunshine after yesterday's rain. remember that was partial remains of hurricane blanca and left behind a lot of low level clouds and some fog and some of that super thick. but we also have a new tropical storm. anytime you start having warm water here and there is already signs it's very warm, 85 degrees, the eastern pacific can get quite active and say hello to carlos. tropical storm expected to reach hurricane strength. but usually, and this is from ant

otis wedding and joe fonzi together. thank you, joe. >>> 8:37.ing tobacco out of the hands of teens has been approved in the south bay. janine de la vega is live in san jose. >> reporter: good morning. this passed unanimously. the board of supervisors raised the legal age to purchase tobacco products from 18 to 21 years old. so -- this is gonna affect a lot of businesses like convenience stores. the chainen was prompted -- change was prompted by health concerns. a study showed increasing the legal purchasing age of tobacco products would decrease the smoking rate by 1% and smoking related deaths by 10%. businesses must post the minimum age to buy is now 21. anyone who violates it will be fined. retailers will be required to check i.d. we spoke to a smoker this morning to get his thought. >> i smoked for two months and i felt like my lungs -- when i ran and stuff, i would get winded faster. that's why i stopped. i went from cigarettes to a scrape -- vape. >> reporter: the public health office is applauding the decision and calls santa clara county

joe fonzi.>>> game 4 is tomorrow, also in cleveland, the teams head back to oakland for game 5 on sunday and if necessary game 6 back on tuesday and game 7 that would be in oakland friday june 19th. >>> a measure to keep tobacco out of the hands of teenagers is passed in the south bay. what affect it could have in santa clara county. >> this passed unanimously, the board of supervisors raised the legal age to raise tobacco products from 18 to 21. here we're at a convenience store, this is going to affect a lot of them when the new rules go into effect. this change was prompted by health concerns. it's studied by the institute of medicine, increasing the aiming of tobacco products, smoking related deaths by 10%. they must post new signs, the minimum age to buy is 21 and anyone who violates it will be find. retailers will be required to check id, we spoke to a smoker this morning to get his thoughts. >> i think kids are going to smoke whether they're 21, 18, 15, 13, i don't think it will take an e

we have more now with joe fonzi live from cleveland right now. joe, the warriors need you and an answer for this is cavs new x-factor >> reporter: yes, this he certainly do, dave. thank you for the title. if you are a sports fan, cleveland is the place to be today. we are downtown. this area has undergone a revival the last couple of decades and the sports arenas have been a big part of why that happened. over to this side it is not just about basketball today. the cleveland indians play here. this is the field that used to be known as the jake. it has a corporate name now. the indians are playing a game in a couple of hours against the mariner, wrapping up a three-game series with them. when that game is over you can walk this way and go the arena where the warriors and cavs are playing tonight in game 4, the warriors trailing in the series now 2 games to 1. one thing the warriors will have to concern themselves with is a guy until now considered a bit player, but now you have to call him a co-store. matthew dell have a doe have a, not shy about

. >> and i'm joe fonzi. >> this show wasn't the show we had planned for you when we cooked up this idea of running a special half hour on the warriors after game two but as it is you didn't think it was going to be easy right and you know the warriors i think right now some where charles barkley is smiling with his continuous comments about you can't win championships with just jump shooting. but you know what the thing that's sort of frustrating is this game was there for the taking. if the warriors just chewed a sub parred game instead of a terrible game they shot. you have to think their defense kept them in it which is what they've done consistently all year. if they continue to do that and just shoot a little better you have to like their chances but this was not a good one today. >> this is the first time in cavs history that they've ever won an nba final game. they had recently gotten swept by san antonio and losing the first game. warrior fans are just not used to losing games in front of their eyes and that's what happened. we will discuss that. we have scott reiss who was in t

. >> oh yes he does. [ laughter ] well we get to see joe fonzi is live in cleveland. he will be live at 6:30 tonight. >> that will be good. >> not too bad on highway 4 coming up to the grade. people are out early it always surprises me. whole is going to work at 4:45? a lot of people. if you're driving on highway 24 westbound it looks good. no problems as you drive through the tunnel. if you're going as far as the bay bridge toll plaza, it is still light coming into san francisco. we have a live look at the toll plaza here and you can see traffic is moving along well. more people are showing up though. 4:49 let's go to steve in the weather center. >>> probably some of the best fans in the nfl. the dog pound. >> yes, exactly. >> all right, thank you. lots changing here. i know yesterday was blazing hot. it was crazy hot. fresno hot. changes are brewing. we have a low cloud deck. fog is starting to ramp up. there is a breeze at sfo. that is a sign temperatures will cool down. mother nature ran a high temp yesterday 101 in the backyard. probably in the front yard too. th

we have full highlights coming up with joe fonzi. >>> things in the golf world got pretty interesting today. history made at the u.s. open. >> i think we're seeing a changing of the guard in golf this year. it's never been done in the modern golf era but 21-year-old jordan spieth is half way toward winning the grand slam. after taking the masters, spieth took the open. no shortage of drama in the find goal. he negotiates the tricky greens and makes the birdie to take the lead over brandon grace but a double bogie at 17th brought spieth back into a tie. dustin johnson at 17th. a three way tie at the top between spieth and osteisen. but now to the par 18th. spieth had that put for eagle. he takes birdie to complete a round of 16. in front by a point. gretsky is waiting at 18th. first he misses eagle then missed birdie coming back. johnson needs to make birdie to force the 18th play off. he three puts the championship goes to spieth. spieth has already made history by winning the masters and u.s. open at the age of 21. the third major of the year the british open gets going next month. >

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joe fonzi is next in sports wrap. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge.nly one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> good evening. welcome to non-basketball version of sports wrap. the mystery of the giants continues. what is with the diamondbacks? san francisco trying to not get swept by the diamondbacks. this was a rally killer all day. 4th inning. runner at first. he grounds into a double play. that was the second time he had grounded into a double play. in his first start since new york, the bases loaded in the fifth. he sends one to center. he can't track down. a two run double. 3-0 diamondbacks. giants got something going in the fifth. runners at the corners. one outlet. he grounds into a 4-6-3 double play. arizona added another run to make it 4-0. giants got the tying run to the plate in the 9th. you guessed it. he hits to third. steps on the back. throws to first to the end game. four double plays and get shut out for the second time in three games. 4-0 the fi

joe fonzi and i for the game. bring you the highlights tonight at 10:00 p.m. "q," back to oakland and check what happens in game three coming up. >> thank you. >>> here in oakland warriors fans are showing off their pride in an interesting way. -- pride in an interesting way with murals. ktvu's allie rasmus shows us warriors pride that popped up over night. >> reporter: it will take two days of work to put it together. and you have public art that anyone can see on highway 24 in oakland. >> reporter: where drivers see a blighted wall, he sees a blank canvas. >> this building to me is like a small microcosm of what is happening in oakland. >> reporter: potential on an empty building. >> make it a piece of public art that the general public would appreciate. >> reporter: public art in the form of a warriors murial -- mural. they map out the grid if the portrait. >> stephen curry in the pose. [ music ] >> reporter: neighbors stopped by to check it out. >> this is awesome. and the taggers seem to respect murals. they won't tag over something that is beautiful. it

joe fonzi is out there talking about the arrival of both teams in the bay area and ready to go. what is up? >> reporter: yeah. we both remember the last time they came this far. the layoff is just about over now and it is about the best of 7 between had warriors and the -- the warriors and the cavs. the warriors hit the court today first, this morning and a media session afterwards and the cavs did a media session after the warriors did and had their practice. reminded me of the super bowl, the media day, had a international flavor. asian media, and the national media. a lot of people forget, talk 40 years ago the last time they were this far, they have never done this in this arena. because of a scheduling conflict back then. this is a first time around for everybody. the enormity of it, they want to make sure they don't get cut opin that. stephen curry is trying to keep his retune as normal as possible -- routine as normal as possible. >> different routine but once we leave after practice today, same kind of vibe. you do whatever you can to get your mind out. i am going to get

. >> reporter: joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2. >> and the series now leads to cleaveland for the next two gamestomorrow night and thursday. we have a crew going to cleveland. we'll bring you live coverage tomorrow morning. game 5 will be sunday back here in oakland. >> 7:35. was it an inside job? two convicted killers still on the loose this morning after escaping from a new york prison and now a female worker at the prison is being questioned about being an accomplice. this escape was like something out of a movie. 34-year-old david sweat and 48- year-old richard matt used power tools to break out of the clinton correctional facility. the inmates' beds were found empty and there was a note saying have a nice day. still not known how the men were able to get those tools that they used in the escape. but officials say it must have taken them days to break through the steel walls, the pipes and the bricks. >> the precision of the operation was truly extraordinary and usual and almost impossible to duplicate. but we want to find out exactly what happened. >> both of escapees are considered very da

joe fonzi is in cleveland and he'll have an update on mornings on 2. and the cavaliers guard matthew tell dove a, he -- matthew dellavedova, and there was one play, he played pretty tough. he was taken to the cleveland clinic to receive more treatment. this team, the team the cavaliers, they will be updating his status, dave later this afternoon. he's played important minutes and you have to respect his effort even as warriors fan. >> all right. alex, we'll talk to you later. >>> some bay area fans go all out to support their team. we met a man who showed us his fan cave. now, he's supported the warriors for more than 25 years. look around, his house is filled with warriors memorable i can't, he has a 80-inch tv to watch the playoffs. >> we were following the team when they were bad now that they've actually achieved some success these last couple of years it's been that much sweeter. >>> support for the wars jurors in the fan cavs has limits. if you want to put something new up you're going to have to take something down unless you start hanging thing

ktvu's sports anchor joe fonzi is in cleveland and joins us with the buildup to game 6. must-win. both teams want to win badly tonight. >> reporter: well, you are right, tori. in the case of the be cavs, they have to -- in the case of the cavs, they have to win or it's over. the sports cliche, must-win situation certainly does apply tonight to the cleveland cavaliers. >> what's the sense there in cleveland? are fans convinced the cavs will win and force a game 7? they have lebron james. >> they do have lebron james and there's nobody else in the leak like lebron james. i don't recall a time where i've seen a team where every possession runs through one man. lebron james either starblths things or finishes things. shoots from the outside drive. he had 40 points again the other day on sunday. lebron james isle like no one else in the league but the warriors have found a good way to counter what the cavaliers have done when they won in games 2 and 3 and that's go small. to answer your question about the folks in cleveland, as we walked out university arena after game 3 -- w

joe fonzi was in cleveland today. >>> despite sunday's loss, warriors fans are gearing up to cheer on their team tonight. lots of bay area businesses are showing their pride. look at this. fen ton's ice cream shop offering this treat. this is a golden state sundae. >>> warriors pride on display at this car dealership. look at the windows here. decked out in warriors colors and the pride continues inside with a yellow car. way to go. >>> as steve has been saying we're getting slight weather break today after record breaking hit across the bay area caused some problems. temperatures topped 100-degrees in some areas. thousands of homes and businesses lost electricity. there were 8,000 heat related outages in the east bay. 12,000 in the south bay. pg&e says 1,000 people are without power. everything should be back on at 8:00 this morning while many of the problem were heat related, pg&e says a squirrel that got into a sub station is blamed for knocking out the power for 45,000 customers in the east bay. >> 109 that is hot but anything over 95 is just plain old hot. get ready for summer. h

ktvu fox 2 joe fonzi has more on the player. >> reporter: would have players in the nba finals three years in a row. patty mils for two years running with the spurs and now matthew dellavedova not only played at st. maries college but also part of the australian pipeline that coach randy bennett developed since he took over in 2001. >> for me it's a need for the guys in the kids in this community. they have grown up seeing matt play for st. maries. guys like patty and matt go on to the nba there is really nothing better for marketing than that. they both happen to play and have great careers at st. mary's college. so we look forward to keeping that connection going. six guys from australia on our team next year. >> reporter: dellavedova has made it to the nba the hard way. he is st. mary's all-time leading score but was undrafted when he came out of college in 2013. dellavedova participated in cleveland's summer camp that year and earned a two year contract. many players were much more highly regarded coming out of college but no longer have a shot at playing in the nba. >> i got som