the same people in l.a. that were going, anthony davis is one of the best players going, he had 11 points. how about showing up? it goes back and forth. we will have more coming up in sports. it's a tough business. ama: thank you. dan: j.r. stone spent the night with thousands of warriors fans who packed thrive city and he found a very confident dubnation. ♪ reporter: party time in san francisco after the warriors one game two of the western conference semifinals against the lakers. >> probably the entire game. the final score. >> i feel that they will do it. i came all the way from chicago to see the warriors. [laughter] >> we won't tell worried. falking with fan oneasr noat all. report are you worried after what we saw on tuesday? >> no. reporter: little max and others knew who was singing the national anthem. golden state's good luck charm and bay area native naiad damas and who has a singer and actress. ♪ >> warriors when i was eight years old. i'm 18 now. it's been a little while. ♪ reporter: she flew i

that is how leadership is in l.a., battery and some nonviolent felonies will not include bail thchl is helping the criminal you have seen in l.a., throughout california and throughout our country. this argument that they are being punished because they are poor. no, that is not the argument. they are being punished because they committed a crime. that cash bail allows you to be put in prison or jail and kept there until your case is moved through a little bit. you are going to not flee, that is the general point. my question for you, alex, what does the person living in l.a. think when they hear something like this? the law-abiding citizen? >> law-abides citizens, just adding to the misery much l.a. county. they are not getting that with george george gascon and the news keeping piling on. people are fleeing california, 70,000 people in the last year alone. people want to see change and are not getting it from political leadership in l.a. >> todd: i've had liberal people i went the to law school with, say, they are sc

additional i had a column, a regular column in the l.a. times? in the 80's, the l.a. times had column right and column left. they wanted both voices heard on opinion pages. no longer. same with the new york times. and i wrote for them. did you know i dug up a piece written in the 1980's extolling what a wonderful talk show host i was in the l.a. times? it is such a dramatic takeover of liberalism by the left and the liberal just lay down and allow the left to do this. it is a tragedy. host: dan just mentioned that one of the author discussions we just heard was about book bands. and i wanted to ask you about this, this was a recent headline in the hill newspaper. nearly 1500 book bans implemented in the first half of the school year. should books be allowed to be banned from school libraries? >> books have always been banned in school libraries. it is such an odd question. of course they have. who wants unfettered access to books for eight-year-olds? it's such an odd accusation. it depends on what you're banning. if you are banning things that are appropriate for that

the same people in l.a. that were going, anthony davis is one of the best players going, he had 11 points. how about showing up? it goes back and forth. we will have more coming up in sports. it's a tough business. ama: thank you. dan: j.r. stone spent the night with thousands of warriors fans who packed thrive city and he found a very confident dubnation. ♪ reporter: party time in san francisco after the warriors one game two of the western conference semifinals against the lakers. >> probably the entire game. the final score. >> i feel that they will do it. i came all the way from chicago to see the warriors. [laughter] >> we won't tell. reporter: from talking with these fans, no one was ever worried. >> worried? look at this face. not at all. reporter: are you worried after what we saw on tuesday? >> no. reporter: little max and others knew who was singing the national anthem. golden state's good luck charm and bay area native naiad damas and who has a singer and actress. ♪ >> warriors when i was eight ye

. >> reporter: l.a. pride just announced it will not partner with the dodgers this year to host l.a. pride night at dodger stadium on june 16th. this, after the dodgers rescinded an invitation to honor the sisters of perpetual indulgence with a community hero award. members address as and trans nuns, promote lgbtq causes and mock some catholic transitions, something the catholic league protested early this week, explained their objections to u on wednesday. >> to pick a group that specifically mocks, denigrates, ridicules catholics, it is not a message of inclusivity. >> reporter: they tell us they have had problems at other events but the sisters told us the goal is to end guilt, stigma, and shame in the lgbtq community. >> lifelong battles to protect and be there for our community. >> reporter: in a written statement, l.a. pride says, as long-standing partner of the lo angeles dodgers, we are very disappointed in their decision to rescind their invitation to the sisters of perpetual indulgence, to be h

l.a. pushed them. steph curry scored a team-high 27. that tied the game. those will be the final points the warriors scored. jordan poole missed that d3 with a chance to tie a tough shot there. >> the f game. you can go through tape and you can talk about strategy but you have to feel the game and the personnel. i thought 80 had a great game. >> road teams will get some games. we will have to make sure we do that and return the favor. we all want home court. we have to protect home next aim -- game. butls come in this weekend and go down there and get one back. reporter: game to is thursday right here at chase. a special 6:00 start time on espn. the scene shifts to l.a. for game three saturday right here on abc seven. the warriors, you would like to win. you don't want to go down 2-0. it was the reverse last time. momentum is always key in the series. the warriors trying to get one before they get to l.a.. back to you guys in the studio. ama: it's early but we don't want to get far behind. thanks. dan: it's close. here's a look at the series ahead. came to

peopople matter.. >>> huge game for the warriors down in l.a. they trail the lakers, two games to one in this playoff series. >> who we going to see tonight, adele courtside? >> i'm sure, yeah. >> dustin hoffman, jack nicholson. they're all down there, including our own anthony flores courtside in l.a. with i think steph curry warming up behind you. >> that's right, i know the big question coming into this game, the warriors down 2-1, are they feeling pressure. feeling nervous. moments ago, steph curry doing his pre-game routine. throwing a touchdown pass with his t-shirt. i would say he's pretty calm and relaxed. the team looks like business as usual. if the warriors are going to win this series, they're going to have to win one game in l.a. why not tonight. the team held a shoot around this morning on the campus of ucla. it sure didn't look like they were feeling pressure. the music was playing, everyone was laughing and smiling, while they were working out. doves trail the lakers, two games to one after getting blown out in game three. we hav

vacancy rates are higher in l.a. than in new york diana olick has more hi,dy. >> reporter: you're right. it's got bigger problems the office vai conditioncy rate soared 22% in the first quarter compared with manhattan at 17% this represents 15 million square feet of empty offices, 61% more than prepandemic l.a. leasing buys options al very low. what is being leased is not used very much. average occupancy is 49% that's lower than the national average. west l.a., which has less of crime and traffic, while downtown is finance and law. now the reits with the biggest exposure are doug lace emmett, kilroy realty and hudson pachlkt hudson pacific down closer to 50%. douglas emmett by far the most exposure, but all of these are heavy in l.a as for everyone else, there is a flight to quality. the buildings that offer the better amenities, they're faring better than older buildings which are mostly downtown. >> you talk about how it compares with new york how does it compare with the median city across the country in terms of

monday night in l.a. is game four. this becomes a contest the warriors desperately need to find a way to win as we bring in chris alvarez in los angeles. it seems like after the game the warriors might have been more mad at themselves for the lack of effort. >> andrew wig game it is on us when we play like that, we beat ourselves. if you te y positi signs if you are a warrior fan, they feel like they can control what happen tonight and we saw were the game turned their in the second quarter and the wheels fell off unfortunately and as you mentioned it is a 30 point blowout victory for the lakers as they take a two and one series here in l.a.. >> this one stings but we don't have a lot of time to blow because we have a great opportunity ahead on monday. >> it is what it is game over now it doesn't matter from satisfied. >> we got but our boats kicked basically second half of the game basically. >> you find yourself in a lot of different scenarios and you can draw back from anything and that is one of the scenarios we've

l.a. weekly cote.i get my actors, write the stuff, workshop, it put it up. and i would invite all of these systems that i knew. assistance, come, come, and if the assistance like, it they tell their boss. and then their boss comes. >> creating your own workshop? >> i couldn't wait. then i become an assistant, i was cameron kerr's second assistant. that was my first brig break. lovely to meet. amateurs, i want to ask like, you're gonna be okay. you're gonna be okay, so one of those show runners was kind enough to get my first job. that was quintuplets, that was my first wta job, and on that job, i met -- who met how i met your mother. >> after years of hustling and running for non latin shows, the job of show runner or boss eluded her, as latina rioters are barely considered for these jobs. in fact, as a 2022, only 1.5% of television show runners were latinx. now for nearly 20% the population, and a large minority ethnic group in america, how can these numbers be a thing? >> things changed in 2016, when

the l.a.ters of perpetual indulgence in their upcoming pride night. a group known for mocking the catholic faith. clayton kershaw came out against the decision telling the l.a. times i don't agree with making fun of other people's religions. clay travis joins us now. he's right. clayton kershaw is right, clay. the whole concept is you can't just offend catholics and christians and many others to placate this one group. it's not the way it works. >> no doubt. i think all you have to contemplate here is what would the dodgers do if there was a group that was criticizing the muslim faith or someone that was criticizing the jewish faith or hindu faith? any other faith other than christianity. if anybody said anything remotely negative about the muslim faith, not only would it be disallowed for the dodgers to ridicule any aspect of that faith, if they did, the team would have to hire an entire group of body guards to travel anywhere because they'd have to be terrified that they would be murdered by

then we have to take care of l.a. after we beat them by 27 points. >> those were some of the more upbeat takes! there are nothing but warriors fans in this building. >> everybody loves a winner, am i right? when the warriors are going great ever but he loves i and when they are going bad, then the haters come out. >> that's everywhere, though! >> yeah, but i don't think anybody feels worse than an poole and klay thompson. in a game four that could have gone either way, i think the dub nation is a little bit sore because the warriors lost a lea in the fourth quarter and the lead for good with two minutes left. lonnie walker the fourth! if steph curry makes one of those two open looks at the end we could be talking about a different game. two of the bes of the best. steph curry and lebron james. golden state down two with eight minutes to play. pulled up, hit, bucket, and-one 14 assists, 10 rebounds and later tied with three minutes left. found klay thompson in the corner and he hit a huge shot on a poor shooting night.

anthony flores will join us outside the stadium in l.a. with an update on andrew wiggins' rib injury ahead of game six. >>> let's begin with the reopening of a cold case. belmont police say investigators are still actively investigating the disappearance of a marketing executive back in 1996. they offered few new details except they still don't know what led to the disappearance of swedish national ylva hagner. on wednesday, they searched a home on farm hill road in redwood city which belongs to her then boyfriend, thomas press berger, burger, a nasa engineer. they searched a nearby park. a friend said he's glad the case isn't cold anymore. >> that's great. from the family's point of view, i'm sure they're looking forward to resolution, to knowing what happened. i am too. >> we contacted thomas pressburger but he declined to comment. robert handa will have more details, including what stunned neighbors are saying today. >>> the fallout from deaths at atria senior living continues. a second care home owned by atria may have its license revo

what's up l.a.? >> a lot of very happy fans. fans in sacramento at golden one, that's where anthony flores joins us live. how was it? >> it was exciting. here in sacramento, they gave out shirts and towels that said, feel the roar. they were banging the thunder sticks. this place was loud. it was crazy. until steph curry silenced this crowd with one of the all-time great nba playoff performances. game seven, the warriors and the kings. curry had 20 points at halftime. he kept it going in the third quarter. check out this shot. i don't know how it goes in. he had 14 points in the third quarter. he didn't let up in the fourth. number 30 hit seven three pointers for the game. set an nba playoff game seven record with 50 points. that's also a career playoff high. curry leads the warriors to a blowout victory in game seven. the warriors beat the kings 120-100 behind a great performance from steph curry. >> focus on the details, how you are trying to execute. you trust each other and everybody out there on the floor. we had great ener

l.a. pushed them. steph curry scored a team-high 27. that tied the game. those will be the final points the warriors scored. jordan poole missed that d3 with a chance to tie a tough shot there. >> the game. you can go through tape and you can talk about strategy but you have to feel the game and the personnel. i thought 80 had a great game. >> road teams will get some games. we will have to make sure we do that and return the favor. we all want home court. we have to protect home next aim -- game. but also come in this weekend and go down there and get one back. reporter: game to is thursday right here at chase. a special 6:00 start time on espn. the scene shifts to l.a. for game three saturday right here on abc seven. the warriors, you would like to win. you don't want to go down 2-0. it was the reverse last time. momentum is always key in the series. the warriors trying to get one before they get to l.a.. back to you guys in the studio. ama: it's early but we don't want to get far behind. thanks. dan: it's close. here's a look at the series ahead. came t

after beating l.a.t levi's stadium, including the game-winner and penalty in the 83rd minute, the quakes had to l.a. to take on the galaxy in the california classico tomorrow night. they have won three of four against the galaxy in l.a. but in your rivalry were only as good as your last match. >> you can talk about the last two or three years but if you talk with the last 20 years it has been a back-and-forth. l.a. galaxy, wherever they are on the table today, they are still the club with the most cups. that is who we are playing against. that is a classico in california and we are excited. we are really motivated not as our focus. >> always a lot of fun. the nfl released their schedule early this week in the niners will play five primetime games including to right here on ab 7 -- abc 7 that in a chris game hosting the ravens. each team's social media accounts have had creative ways to unveil their scheduled but nothing topped the tennessee titans who took to nationals broadway street asking visitors to

there's a lot on the line for warriors, in l.a. tonight for the big game, he's going to be joining us for a preview, including. so of the celebrities he's seen during his time in la la land so far. let's go ahead and start with another weekend side show that got out of hand in the bay area. we're talking about cars spinning out, fireworks being shot off and cars catching fire, as we showed you a little earlier. jodi hernandez joins us now. a lot happening in oakland this weekend. >> reporter: that's right, and city leaders say things got completely out of control. as you mentntioned, this tooook placee at 10t0th andnd oakland t riright near l lake merriritt. 250 cars p participateted i in side show. 80 of them werere cited and w w takeken and t towed a away. now, this got really dangerorou bebecause peoeople weree actctu settingg carss o on fire. ththe v videos t that w we goto peoplele settiting a car on fir firewoworks weree being set off anand even laserers werere beie, makiking it verery d dangerous oaklkland policice to resesp

l.a. now takes a two games to one lead in this best of seven series.he big difference in this one is anthony davis, trying to pull the stats up here, he had 25 points, 13 rebounds, and 4 blocked shots. and the last game when the warriors blew out the lakers, he was a nonfactor. so when davis plays well, the lakers play well. game four, monday night, at 7:00. we'll see if the warriors have an answer. they had an answer in the last game after losing the first game. we'll see if they will come ready to play monday in game four. back to you. >> it has been ping pong but let's get this w at chase center. anthony flores, thank you very much. >>> a legendary giants player celebrating a birthday. willie mays, 92 years old. the mlb tweeted to honor the big day, and said quote, to us, willie mays will be always forever young. mays w was a 2020-time allll-st two-time mvp, six on the all time homerun list and played the last two seasons with the mets. >> the willie mays scholars creates more education opportunities for black kids in san francisco. >>> legend. happ

average occupancy in l.a.. of course, we did see big defaults in buildings in l.a., and you saw that distress in the market. it's also that you see west l.a. because it has media and tech as opposed to downtown which has finance and law. the ones with the biggest exposure here are realty and hudson pacific, and they're all down. the first two about 30%. 25% to 30%, and the third down about 50%. so those are rough if you are upholding those stocks. >> yeah. i mean, diana, what's being done to get renters for these vacant office spaces, and also how long could it take to get the market turned around here? >> well, it's really difficult especially in l.a. because you have a commuter problem and you have a bigger crime problem whereas in other cities where you have better mass transit, you don't really have that as much for downtown l.a. for people coming in from so much faraway places and the traffic issue is tough. the modern buildings are getting leased up and the older buildings are really struggling. >> all r

. >> thank you and at the l.a. times book award last night, james elroy was there and he won an award and he spoke for about 10 minutes. we take it for book tv and you will be able to see that in the near future. text message ron is reading we were the mulvaney's by joyce carol oates. it is featured in oprah's book club. another caller bo in gainesville, georgia. >> i just finished a book called shadow country. it's a calculation as i understand it of three books that he did. regarding it's a little bit of a thriller. as you may now, he had a big interest in the ecology and so forth. it's also an interesting harry about the development and ruination of florida by that development and so forth. >> thank you for calling in. gail, las vegas. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. recently, i read the aftermath. i was interested in him because i am a baby boomer. that was his focus although it tended to lean more toward a lot of statistics talking about all the different recent generations although i did appreciate what he

l.a. pride and the l.a.tq center both announcing they're pulling out of doctors pride night all together this year. >> certainly, there's a financial hit that this has cost for the center, by not participating. it was really important for us to make sure that we were in alliance with the sisters. and participating just what it felt like a betrayal to our community. >> i think it really said. we're going backwards and not forwards. >> congressman jimmy gomez, who represents the district where the dodgers play, firing back, tweeting, after ten years of doctors supporting the lgbtq+ community, it's deeply offensive that they would turn their back on them now. the sister say, they're working to find a way forward, as they grapple with the team's decision. >> i feel it's a learning opportunity, and i would like to see if the dodgers, in fact, have a waking up moment to realize that they balance all the communities in los angeles. >> our thanks to -- for that. still ahead, everybody, just days to get a debt ceilin

and l.a.volume in q-1 of this year, also way down what is leased, though, is still not being used very much average occupancy in l.a. is 49%, slightly lower than the national average l.a. is not quite as bid as san francisco, where the vacancy rate is 23%. but looking across the nation, chicago at 22%, d.c. actually at 18%. and manhattan, even though we touted that it hit this record high vacancy, it's at 17%. so, let's talk l.a the ones with the biggest exposure are douglas emmitt, kilroy realty and hudson pacific. the first two down 25% to 30%, and hudson pacific down over 50%. douglas emmett has the most exposure, but all of these are heavy in west l.a. or in other areas surrounding downtown l.a and as with everyone where else, there is a flight to quality, with newer buildings that have more amenities seeing more demand older buildings suffering more melissa? >> diana, thank you. and of course, seeing the pain felt across office reits. today was a good day for sl green, but they were tradi

this time, lebron is in l.a. it is the first matchup between the two teams since 1991 and the stars of this show are ready to write the next chapter of this story. >> the first time we played him in the 2014-2015 season excited to play him at this level still. excited to keep this championship alive. >> this warriors franchise with those hall of famer's and steph, draymond, and klay. chris: kevin and sons trying to move against denver. he would end up leaving the game with tightness and did not return, bad news for phoenix. denver went on a -- 26 of his game-high 39. they take a 2-0 game one between the sixers and celtics. channeling his inner cookie monster vibe, and the beard was a monster in the game. eight seconds to go and philly without jo ellen beats with a stunner at the garden. giants in houston for the first of three. this guy look like he is holding his own bobblehead. peterson had his first two homers in the season and nonsense them until tonight. the astros tied it then the fifth and then they scored

. >>> the l.a. dodgers facing criticism, the decision to uninvite a staple of the lgbtq community to the pride night. >>> the new video showing the moments leading up to a b.a.r.t. police shooting. it might explain why b.a.r.t. is paying millions of dollars. good evening. tonight an angry and heartbroken parent. the father of banko brown, the black, transgender man, killed by a security guard in san francisco. terry brown shared what he learned about banko's final moments. terry mcsweeney. >> still hurts. i can't even, express like that feeling, just to even know my baby is gone. >> reporter: terry brown talking to us with his 4-year-old son tru in the back seat, about the loss of his oldest child, 24-year-old banko. >> kind person, hard worker, loving, caring, genuine person, activist. >> reporter: brown recalls receiving the phone call of the tragedy the evening of april 27th. >> it was unbearable. i didn't believe it. >> reporter: but brown had to believe it when the coroner told him what banko s

early in the game, off the l.a. turnover, green misses the lay-up but green flies in for the put up dunk. the lakers did not go away until late. under eight to play. gary payto and the and one on the file fro james. he scores 13 on this one right before that play, anthony davis took a shot to the head and left the game. now despite the lead, warriors went cold from three in the second half until the one was buried from the corner with less than five minutes left. staff scored 27 and golden state stays alive with a 121-106 win to force a game six down in l.a. >> i think our guys were disappointed we could not wrap up game four. but now we get another crack to get out there and try to even up the series. the guys will always have belief. that is who they are. >> so andrea, i know you were off tonight. before you go we had a prediction. i wanted to play that sound for you. >> my prediction is not only will the lakers lose, and i say this is a lifelong lakers fan, but i think it will be a blowout. >> i'm not sure about

the party continues in l.a. tomorrow.asi: it was a star-studded night at chase center for game two. any devito was in the house. also, look at ryan. they did not put ryan up on the screen, did they? comes to a lot of games. that is cool. this is the oakland native and director of black panther, ryan kugler. reggie: i saw george kittle. there he is. arld chstian mcy. this is everybody. this is after the game. you everybody is staying. reggie: i like to see that. kumasi: look at our girl, oakland's own zendaya at the game. reggie: what is she wearing? kumasi: her man was with her. jobina: literally right next to her. reggie: why didn't they show that? kumasi: it is her moment. reggie: it is both. drew: at chase center -- is that someone's job? ok, we are here. i want that job. just binoculars looking at the front row. jobina: do they know who bought the ticket? drew: that is a good question. jobina: do they see something llc? kumasi: they have to get a heads up. jobina: i would think so. drew: jobina: and a nice parking lot

help to be familiar with l.a. county program which we love and excited for to you hear what is happen nothing l.a. county. thank you very much. >> and has i think, a strong program that we can begin to look at as we try to develop something similar in san francisco. now we do have a robust comprehensive alternatives to detention program to the community assess and resource center. an organization the partners with organizations in the mission. and the bayview throughout san francisco to provide support on young people that had contact with the system. we are looking at what do we do to completely deviate and not have young people go to the ajudecasion process? when we are looking at a prebook alternative to detention. which is why we wanted bring the presentations to the commission so the public can have an opportunity to ask question and so that the city can begin to look at what fit and when can we put together. how can we enhance when we are in accomplice to provide young people with more opportunities. to be s

add in the 19 turnovers and this was all in for l.a. the head coach said the team lost their poise and stephen curry the -- says these are the same problems the warriors have had all year long. >> we have had these problems across the board. we hate that you hav learning that lesson at this stage in the season, but we did, and now it is about how we respond. it has been rmo - long time. >> must win is when the other team has three wins. if you lose, you are done. that is a must win. i have faith that our team can win any series as long as we have more games to play. we are in the same situation we were in a year ago in boston at the finals, down 2-1 on the road. we know what we have to do, get the job done, and that is the plan. chris: giants going for a sweep of the brewers in a season-high five game win streak. to oracle park wego and i bet this is the youngster's first time in the bleachers today. ross tripling gave up 16 will he adonis, he gets to where the cheese. the giants left 10 on scoring three, and striking out on time. the g

win one and go to l.a. and win another. >> a blowout would continue the trend.e will see. >> you just want one point better than the other guys. >>> the ousd teacher strike shows no signs of slowing down. while local parents say they should have a say between the district and teachers. >>> she faced a health crisis and pushback from our own political party, but dianne feinstein is back in washington. >>> why are people camping out a week before this concert even starts? a star is heading right here to the bay area. >>> another cool day across the bay area with the warmest spots barely cracking 70 degrees. we have a huge warm-up in store just a few days away. details are coming up in the first inner voice (furniture store owner):i know everything about my new furniture business... ...well, everything except the whole business part. not anymore. with quickbooks, you can confidently manage your business. new business? no problem. success starts with intuit quickbooks. >>> the oakland teachers strike is heading in today five. teachers picketed at 80 schools today an

win one and go to l.a. and win another. >> a blowout would continue the trend.e will see. >> you just want one point better than the other guys. >>> the ousd teacher strike shows no signs of slowing down. while local parents say they should have a say between the district and teachers. >>> she faced a health crisis and pushback from our own political party, but dianne feinstein is back in washington. >>> why are people camping out a week before this concert even starts? a star is heading right here to the bay area. >>> another cool day across the bay area with the warmest spots barely cracking 70 degrees. we have a huge warm-up in store just a few days away. details are coming up in the first the oakld tehersstrike isfivete today and held mega rallies at four spots across the city. as the strike continues on it is getting tough for some parents to figure out what to do with their kids. as katie nielsen reports, there was only one student who spent the whole day at emerson elementary, and his mom is one of many parents who wants a seat at the bargaining table. >>

this time, lebron is in l.a.irst matchup between the two teams since 1991 and the stars of this show are ready to write the next chapter of this story. >> the first time we played him in the 2014-2015 season excited to play him at this level still. excited to keep this championship alive. >> this warriors franchise with those hall of famer's and steph, draymond, and klay. chris: kevin and sons trying to move against denver. he would end up leaving the game with tightness and did not return, bad news for phoenix. denver went on a -- 26 of his game-high 39. they take a 2-0 game one between the sixers and celtics. channeling his inner cookie monster vibe, and the beard was a monster in the game. eight seconds to go and philly without jo ellen beats with a stunner at the garden. giants in houston for the first of three. this guy look like he is holding his own bobblehead. peterson had his first two homers in the season and nonsense them until tonight. the astros tied it then the fifth and then they scored five runs i

. >>> the l.a. dodgers and major-league baseball are now under fire for their decision to this invite the sisters of perpetual indulgence from the team pride night. the san francisco -based group said that mixed human with religious imagery . a group called the catholic league pressured the dodgers to rescind the invitation. florida senator marco rubio also wrote a letter to the mlb commissioner rob manfred urging him to remove the group from the event. >> trying to say everyone is welcome in baseball, to then pick a group that specifically targets, mocks, denigrates, ridicules catholics is not a measure of inclusivity. you would not see the dodgers giving awards to proud boys, for instance. >> the sisters say that their community service work speaks volumes about who they really are. >> it is shocking that the dodgers have crumbled so fast. we are most known for our fundraising, but we take lifelong vows to protect and be there for our community. >> the dodgers said they chose to remove the sisters

tonight, they're in l.a. where the warriors are 0-4 this season. the lakers are also undefeated at home during the postseason, so the dubs know it's not going to be easy to extend the series. >> it's on us to go and take the game. they're not going to give it to us. they're going to come out and play aggressive. they have great leaders over there, incredible winners. their coach is a champion. bron's a champion, a.d.'s a champion. they're not going to just foal. it's going to be on us to take it. >> do you understand what's at stake, what the consequences are if you lose another game? we have a lot of confidence that we can come back in the series. until otherwise, we stay in that mindset. >> you just heard from steph curry action now you see him. if you're feeling nervous, no need. look at steph. he's shooting, he's locked in. he's also having a good time and enjoying the moment. game six tips off at 7:00. highlights and postgame reaction on the news at 11:00. >> if anthony steps back five paces, he's going to be in steph's way. no, no, don't do i

the guys are some of the best actors in l.a., let's say.ow steve kerr had a message for the officials before game five. >> if you can sell a call in this league and do it, then you do it. whatever it takes to win. but you lament the fact as a league, we're going to reward that type of play with the game and this series and all that stuff at stake. you would hope the officials would recognize when a guy just takes a dive. >> reporter: all right, so switching over to baseball for a little bit. it was getaway day for the giants. i thought they would get on the bus with them. riley adams with the three run blast. and a rough start for them today. and what about schmidt? casey schmidt hit a homer in the debut last night, adding two more hits today. they win the game as they finish 3-3 on the home stand. now back out here live at chase center, they are still getting some shots in. michael green is up here in the corner shooting some threes. and steph really just needs to take care of business tonight along with his supporting cast. they're sure t

born and raised in san francisco, born and raised in l.a.! >> 25 years later we are still doing this! >> reporter: with 2.7 seconds o the clock and a five-point lead dubs fans started to leave chas center. tony fang stayed until the very end! >> describe what this game was like! >> i got one thing to say, all right? klay , jordan? you have to show up. they did not show u today. if you lose the battle, you are not going to win the war. >> reporter: there was friendly rivalry between two storied fan bases. >> she can go somewhere! >> reporter: and of course having a little fun is a staple here at staples center. they ar cleaning up the court right now i want to give you a sense of the basketball hoop, how big it is and how small i am! >> betty, are you 6'10", or what's going on here? what was the energy like? it must have been off the hook. >> reporter: definitely. i was here for round one, and i can tell you that the cheers, the clapping, it was that much louder today. i think that everybody was grateful to be here. it really was a treat to wi

game six tomorrow night in l.a., and if the warriors win then it's back to chase center for the game on sunday, and sunday is mother's day as well. we are starting a warm-up starting today, right? >> yeah, it's going to be slightly warmer for the inland areas but still pretty comfortable with some of the our warmer temperatures in the low 70s, and 80s tomorrow and then 90s on sunday. >>> back to normal and what you would expect here. >> good deal. >>> the "today" show is just ahead for you this morning. but you can get more local news right now on our brand-new news streaming on >>> good thursday morning. a major border restriction just hours away from being lifted. >> cities and towns bracing for what's to come. it is may 11th.

the next game is saturday and l.a.n, less than 24 hours to go until the coronation of king charles. the first in more than 70 we will have special live coverage starting at 2:00 a.m. tomorrow. reggie: american idol judges katy perry and lionel richie will be performing at the coronation tomorrow. we have the details in your gma first look. reporter: this morning, providing american idols. >> can we talk? >> should we go to therapy? reporter: to crowning a king, we are hearing from katy perry. ♪ and lionel richie. >> ♪ hello is it me you are looking for? ♪ ♪ >> i will be at everything they can throw at me. >> it is beautiful. it will be a real education. reporter: before their performance on sunday for king charles. >> i plan on showing off. >> grateful to be there, representing usa. reporter: coming up, we are your coronation headquarters with michael strahan, laura spencer and deborah roberts joining me in london. that's your gma first look. reggie: coming up, senator feinstein standing firm she will not resign from t

. >> l.a. county sheriff's lieutenant william kitchens ses while they have made headway clearing tent encampments, getting these rv's in motion is far more complex. >> one of the things is trying to get them to give up that vehicle. >> however, their success rate is low. >> nobody wants to live like this. >> they offered diamond shelter and services but she struggles to take that first step. >> i want to get out, but scared of -- i'm stuck on that. >> it's the same story up and down this street here in l.a. county. hundreds of r.v.'s all in some form of decay but even when they find people who are living in them who want to get out and get out of living on the streets, moving them and finding a place for the r.v.'s is even more difficult. >> many tow companies don't want to respond due to the health hazards and the precious space they take up and finding out who actually owns them is next to impossible. >> there is no engine, vin or plates. >> unlike cities that have banned overnight parking th

the l.a.gers. l.a. prides that it is pulling out of the teams pride night after the dodgers decision to disinvited the sisters from perpetual indulgence. they are considered an institution and was founded here in the bay area. the l.a. chapter was supposed to receive the dodgers hero award but a drop them from pride night because of "strong feelings of people who have been offended by the sisters." the decision comes days after mark you -- marco rubio questioned whether the decision would be inclusive and welcoming to christians. >> is a first of its kind position in the entire country. san francisco has appointed a dragon laureate. darcy droll injure a well-known drag performer in the city and the owner of oasis, a drug nightclub in san francisco. it's an 18 month term and it comes with a $55,000 stipend and comes at a time with days are passing laws banning public drag performances and supporting anti-trans legislation. we spoke with her on our 7:00 newscast and to see the interview go to nb