live at sonoma raceway, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> boy, that looks like good fun. >> yeah, wayne was his favorite. wow. all right, time to check out the accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist sandhya patel is here as we start another week. sandhya. >> yeah, and it's off to a nice start, dan and kristen. let's look at sutro tower camera right now. a combination of higher clouds and a little bit of flog rolling over san francisco. our temperature, 64 in san francisco, 68 in oakland. 79 in san jose. and currently in morgan hill as well. look at this live picture from the mount tammal pius camera. you watch the fog rolling in, low 70s to santa rosa to napa, 86 in fairfield, 88 degrees currently in concord. and livermore 85 degrees. those temperatures up a few. we're going to continue with that trend as we head into tomorrow. but just in case tonight you're stepping out and you're walking the dog, it is really a pleasant day and a pleasant evening around the bay. look for temperatures in the low 70s later on this evening with a mix of fog and some sunshine. and the numbers will be droppin

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wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> phoenix doesn't have the warriors. their logo is very familiar with bay area sports fans with the eastern span of the bay bridge prominently displayed, and that's about to change. here is a black and white image of the new logo on the right. the change is subtle, but the bay bridge is replaced by the golden gate bridge. it's intended to mark the move to san francisco in the fall. the warriors tell us they do plan on honoring oakland by wearing their jerseys in the fall at chase center. >> i'm very change averse in general. >> speak your truth. >> just because they are moving to san francisco i didn't -- for some reason i didn't expect the logo to change. i thought they would still honor observing and their roots there. >> yeah. >> this isn't a change i asked for. >> the whole name of golden state meant they encompassed everybody to begin with. a nod to oakland because that's where their home is. >> you're so logical, mike. >> they're still the golden state warriors. >> now the golden gate warriors. >> that could sell s

fun to believe that possibly there could be a potato in our world this size. >> in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> we were ready to make a giant french fry out of it. >> i feel like a sucker. i thought it was real. ama said there's no way that's a real potato. it's one of fair's gifts. >> yeah. >> freakish creations. >> look line and sinker he got me. >> it was on ice today. it wascalliy out. >> what's happening with the weather? >> it was a good 10 to 15 degrees cooler than average for this time year, larry. let me show you live doppler 7. remember the marine layer that was slow to clear and that's why the temperatures were so below average? it's almost gone. we have seen that mix out a little bit. we only have a few clouds lingering right now. area of low pressure spinning off the pacific northwest coast is responsible for that cooling. we even sawrsrms to our north. seeing some showers in the pacific northwest. compared to 24 hours ago, we have 13 degrees of cooling compared to 24 hours ago in concord. it's noticeable. 12 degree drop in livermore and it is definitely windyer than

wayne freedman takes you to today's funeral. >> reporter: it was equal parts impressive and demoralizing. the kind of pageantory police officers and their families dred. a funeral today, a thin blue line now thick with sadness, extending onto the streets of roseville. >> they deserve it. our respect and loyalty to show them our support. >> they risk their life every day for us. >> reporter: and so this massive show of support from above and below as sacramento paid last respects to police officer tara o'sullivan. >> last wednesday, evil showed its face in our city. >> reporter: she was 26 years old. she died last week of gunshot wounds while helping a woman remove possessions from a home during a domestic dispute in north sacramento. the suspect had a long record. o'sullivan was a rookie. she had been on the job just six months and already made a strong impression. >> what you see is what you get. tara was real. tara was authentic. but that's just a type of person tara is. >> reporter: while the death of any officer feels tragic this one resonates across northern california. officer o'su

wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> flags are flying at half-staff all over the bay area. sunnyvale's police chief tweeted out this image. >> abc7 news anchor eric thomas continues team coverage live in pleasant hill tonight where o'sullivan went to high school. eric? >> reporter: college park high school in fact here in pleasant hill. a 2011 graduate and then coincidentally she enrolled in diablo valley college which is right across the street. people here didn't want to go on camera but described her as dedicated, passionate and someone who knew where they were going. late this afternoon, a classmate who was also in law enforcement tearfully left a bouquet at the base of the pole where the flag is flying at half-staff. he didn't want his face on camera but was clearly devastated. tara was a 2011 graduate of college park geun-hye and was a member of the soccer team. she was also a member of the police explorer program run by the martinez and pleasant hill police departments. they would not go on camera either but one lieutenant told me she was passionate, dedicated and kn

wayne freedman has more. >> reporter: call it a gathering the of the north bay minority. are these all the republicans in marin county. >>> there's fewer more but they're coming. >> reporter: if you're going to paint a target on yourself, best to keep moving. > he declares today at 2:30. there are going to be 100,000 people in orlando. we can't be there. >> reporter: melanie morgan is no stranger to conservative politics. this little caravan may not have been designed to provoke people but based on the one-finger absolutes they saw, it certainly did. >> they don't know our history and don't believe in god. >> that's eleanor lacey. on the road today, people were extending middle fingers to an 80-year-old. >> what's the worst that i think that's happened to you so far. >> somebody called me a nazi. >> she is the daughter of russian jews. in marin county where donald trump received 16% of the vote in 2016, hisupportersd us their friends have shunned them and they spent a lot of time in the shadows. >> we are sick and tired. we are so tired of being told to sit down, shut up,

wayne freedman is live from the ferry building to explain how phoenix, arizona, wayne, is looking to cash in on our cost of living. >> reporter: dan, we've heard a lot about people leaving california, thousands of them every month or so we're told. some of them are being prodde and prodded by campaigns like the one we saw today. it is a website called #cal struggles. it features potholes, traffic jams, it talks about taxes, the high cost of rent. i'd love to be able to show you some of the tweets right here. they didn't give us permission to do so. but they did talk to us today. >> of all the invitation you're likely to receive in downtown san francisco, here's a new one. >> do you want to go to phoenix? you don't want to go to phoenix? we asked because the people in this car spent today doing the same. they represent the greater phoenix economic council. they came here to convince emerging or established bay area companies to move there. chris camacho did the talking. >> i think california is a great innovation economy. the challenge is companies can no longer go to scale. >> but th

wayne freedman found out doesn't stop people from trying to get a piece of the giant spud. >> reporter: are people disappointed? >> they can be. tried to punch it, knock on it, tasted it, want to lick it. >> keep your tongue off the potato please. if you missed it, catch the potato tomorrow morning in sebastopol in front of the museum. >> really pumpkins. >> would be cool. >> i'm in for dan, anthony torres handling sports. k.d. watch. >> everyone is waiting to see what he's going to decide. kevin du i've been waiting my whole life for this. ♪ you ready? are you? ♪ woo. ♪ >>> after months of rumors and speculation, kevin durant is officially a free agent. k.d. has opted out of $31.5 million player option for next season with the warriors. if you're surprised, really not paying attention. by opting out, now has option of five-year, $221 million contract with the warriors. if he signs with another team, will be for less cash, in neighborhood of four years, $164 million. k.d. will be one of the most sought after free agents this summer even though likely miss all of next season recovering

wayne freedman was at the scene in concord. >>> he is back.is expected to play tonight given the warriors a much needed boost. larry beil has the preview. >> he's walking in trying to be the savior. can he get it done tonight for golden state? warriors are hosting a watch party at oracle arena. that's where cornell bernard is live. >> reporter: hey, larry, ws fans say they they said the warriors are as hot tonight as it is here. fans are happy to hear news that k.d. will be back tonight. doors to the watch party open here in about 30 minutes. more than 12,000 tickets have been sold for tonight's game. this is video of the last watch party which brought dub nation o out in force. the first fans who showed up today put it this way. >> excited and scary a little bit, but i'm confident they will win tonight. k.d. is back. >> it's teamwork that's why i have the account they'll win. whatever has happened, they are a winner to us. >> go warriors! >> yeah, go warriors. warriors staff say tickets are still available for tonight's watch party. they star

wayne freedman found out doesn't stop people from tryg of the giant spud. >> reporter: are people disappointedhey can be. tried to punch it, knock on it, tasted it, want to lick it. >> keep your tongue off the potato please. if you missed it, catch the potato tomorrow morning in sebastopol in front of the museum. >> really much better if real. >> like giant pumpkins. >> would be cool. >> i'm in for dan, anthony torres handling sports. k.d. watch. >> everyone is waiting to see what he's going to decide. kevin shshow me homecoming. baby sloth videos on youtube. amy, do you uh mind giving someone else a turn? oh... yeah i made myself a little comfortable here. i got a pizza for amy! yes, that's me! xfinity lets you search netflix, prime video, and youtube with the sound of your voice. and i don't have my wallet, so... that's simple. easy. awesome. experience the entertainment you love on x1. access netflix, prime video, youtube and more. all with the sound of your voice. click, call or visit a store today. >>> after months of rumors and speculation, kevin durant is officially a free agent. k.d. h

wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> oh, the need for speed. >> yeah, it should be a fun weekend and a warm one too. >> spencer christian is here with a look at the forecast for days of thunder up there all around the bay area. >> it's going to be quite warm this weekend. we have a red flag warning until 6:00 tomorrow evening for portions of lake county, including clear lake and portions of solano county including vacaville and davis. humidity is dangerously low, wind will be gusty and temperatures rising. under those conditions fires can start and spread rapidly. we've got sunny skies everywhere in the bay area right now. this is the view looking westward from emeryville. current temperature readings here in san francisco, 64 degrees, oakland 67. low to mid-70s at mountain view, san jose and morgan hill. 59 at half moon bay. we've got blue skies over the golden gate. it's 79 at santa rosa, napa only 70. 80 in petaluma, fairfield 84, concord 82. the view at santa cruz beach where you might want to go the next few days as it's going to be quite warm. these are our forecast features. we'll ha

in san francisco wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> now that he's basketball, former miami heat star dwyanending more time on his wine company. valley. wade showed off wines in food and wine classic in end. it was a sight to see, basketball superstar aside chefs and vintners around. he's not alone in his interest. several nba stars have gone into the wine business in recent years. >>> still to come on abc 7 mornings, illegal fireworks spark a fire in the east bay. a father and son made sure their neighbors got out safe. >>> plus a man is shot and killed on a north bay freeway and chp is turning to the public to find the gunman. >>> good morning and thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris wen. meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, coming up 5:27, you're not going to see it because of the low clouds. as chris mentioned numbers are on the low side, in the 50s. you may need wipers, 52 san francisco, half would not bay with 59. san jose and mountain view from golden gate bridge. it's awfully gray. it will be cool in the city and at the coast with numbers in the upper 50s. right now

in the north bay, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> when proposition 63 which led to this passed in 2016, it received approval from 63% of california voters. >>> is it the end of the line for a controversial mural at a san francisco high school? a vote is set for tonight on what to do with these murals that depict the oppression of native americans and african-americans. >> plus, the drive to fix problems at the dmv. governor newsom's plan and how you can help if you have questions about the confusing real id program. >> i'm spencer christian. breezy and cool pattern is sleeping through the bay. will it last through the are we tnot yet.? at crystal geyser we put our mountain source on our bottle... that's cool. ...because we bottle at our mountain source. crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. when you can't get to the mountain... that's cool. ...we bring the mountain to you. let's go hike over there. i'm out. i'm out. me too. guys! crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. san francisco's school board will vote tonight

wayne freedman is live in sacramento with the latest on the investigation. wayne? >> and there's a lot to it. this is a story that bridges two north bay communities. officer o'sullivan grew up in the east bay and came to work here in sacramento in 201. we're still awaiting some what night. a flag at half-staff outside sacramento police headquarters. a few miles to the north, yellow crime scene tape and more blue tape in tribute. each element an indication of tragedy. >> when somebody snaps, you can't stop what happens in the moment. >> reporter: nor can they bring back 26-year-old officer tara o'sullivan shot to dath while helping a woman collect belongings and leave a house. she remained on the ground in the yard while the suspect ramos fired at officers to keep them from rescuing her. >> she was living her values even in this tragedy and for that, she's has the highest honor and respect in my mind. >> i'm tara o'sullivan. >> reporter: she grew up in the east bay. there is a video from when she attended the law enforcement candidate scholars program where today th

abc7 news reporter wayne freedman was at the funeral today.says all 3,000 people in attendance saluted her casket as an honor guard carried it. >>> today the supreme court blocked the addition of a citizenship question on the 2020 census. still, california officials say the possibility of the question already created enough anxiety to dissuade many people from filling it out. news reporter lyanne melendez says the state shelled out $187 million to encourage people to respond. census results are tied to federal funding and congressional representation. >>> in just hours round two of the first debate of the democratic campaign season begins. ten more candidates including some who are considered top candidates will take the stage in miami tonight. abc news ror marci gonzales is there live. hi, marci. >> reporter: and ama, you get a sense of enthusiasm about tonight's showdown by looking at supporters out here for hours showing their support including for candidates who have not been polling, as well who are really hoping their time in this critic

live in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> thank you for the bedroom. this is complete insanity. i'm afraid to ask, what does $1500 a month get new san franci a au carport, closet? what? >>. >> reporter: is the other place gave you also had it had a media room and parking. for $1500 a month, i asked, you know what it gets you? a roommate. >> there you go. >> that's nice. nicely done. >> do you want a room with me, larry. >> no -- i'm going to pass. >> if you can't say anything nice. >> that's a hard pass. thanks. >>> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area facebook group. >> it's only because he would have to move all of his emmys in. i don't want 52 emmys. we're not going to have enough space. changes coming to charter schools about the new restrictions they could soon face in california. >> is this the future for airline seats? just how do these work? we'll have an explanation. sort of. people. >> wish. more from grief to grief. look at the traffic in downtown san francisco. at 4:10 on a w

>> he wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> lots of excitement. a typical engine costs $50,000 to build. >> i had a chance to drive on the track a few years ago. no passing, larry. >> pleas bl. >> thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm ama daetz. abc7 "news at 5:00" starts immigration sweeps will target thousands of people including those in the bay area. local officials are ramping up. >> oakland tackles the growing homeless population with the first safe parking spot for rvs. there are restrictions. not everyone thinks it's a good idea. >> governor newsom unveils a $20 billion plan to tackle wildfires. >> it's been a long road. but after 11 years and $10 million, one peninsula city finally has a new firehouse. >> also here, san francisco's district attorney just kicked off what some call the most important da race in america. >> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> if you're here illegally in violation of federal law, there must be consequences. >> that's the acting director of i.c.e. talking about the plan to arrest 2,000 family members in deportation raids. thanks for jo

. >> wayne freedman looked into this issue. joining us live from grant avenue downtown. wayne? >> reporter: and if you look at this place, inevitably, sooner or later, someone will use the word mayberry. this little city, community, town, whatever you want to call it is that ideaic. if you look in the river beds, at the intersections, you will see homeless people. that has residents here concerned and talking about it. >> it's all over the place. novato is not an island. >> reporter: if you visit local track islands, the issue tends to ask a person in the eye and ask pore money. some 3,000 homeless people in marin county most in neighbring san rafael. locals in novato claim they've been expanding. > i've lived here 50 years and never seen it this bad. >> reporter: jordan jennings, 72 years old had living in a minivan. >> what they don't understand is that there is not a cure for the people that are already in this position. >> though plenty of social agencies are certainly try. we spent time with peter today, he's on the streets pretty much every day trying to get homeless peop

at sonoma raceway, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." >> time now is 8:18.'s send things over to meteorologist lisa argen, keeping an eye on the forecast for us. hi, lisa. >> hey, chris. we have a 15-foot marine layer hee you can see from the san mateo coast where the fog son allowing for a red flag warning until 6:00 tonight in communities east of the caldecott tunnel. this is a view from on camera. the east bay will sizzle, even in the mid 90s in spots. from the sea breeze, they back off from this community. in the upper elevation goes we see the strong northerly winds allowing for a quick warm-up. you can see the camera shaking a bit here. 54 with half mile visibility at the coast, and look at all of the fog here. we are certainly going to see a comfortable and sunny day at the coast. it is going to take some time -- not too much time -- for the fog to erode, the marine layer compresses. 64 in concord. livermore, 63. 62, napa. we've had the north winds in napa and sonoma counties and that allowed for quick warming, anywhere from three to eight degrees war

. >> wayne freedman is live at the practice facility in downtown oakland where coach steve kerr and bobwered questions about that moment today.

wayne freedman is live in sacramento with the latest on the investigation. wayne?and there's a lot to it. this is a story that bridges two north bay communities. officer o'sullivan grew up in the east bay and came to work here in sacramento in 201. we're still awaiting some what night. a flag at half-staff outside sacramento police headquarters. a few miles to the north, yellow crime scene tape and more blue tape in tribute. each element an indication of tragedy. >> when somebody snaps, you can't stop what happens in the moment. >> reporter: nor can they bring back 26-year-old officer tara o'sullivan shot to dath while helping a woman collect belongings and leave a house. she remained on the ground in the yard while the suspect ramos fired at officers to keep them

. >> abc7 news reporter wayne freedman takes us inside the service, a tribute to a hero gone much too kind of pageantry that any police officer or their families dred, pageantry with thin blue lines and blue flags, a funeral thick with sadness, he extending onstott streets of roseville. >> they risk their life every day for us. i feel like i can at least be here to show them my support. >> reporter: so this massive show of support and farewell to sacramento police officer tara o'sullivan. >> last wednesday, evil showed its face in our city. >> reporter: she was 26 years old. she died last week of gunshot wounds while help a woman remove possessions from a home during a domestic dispute in north sacramento. the suspect had a long record. o'sullivan was a rookie. she had been on the job just six months and already made a strong impression. >> what you see is what you get. tara was real. tara was authentic. but that's just a type of person tara is. >> reporter: highway the death of any officer feels tragic,

abc news reporter wayne freedman was there.r lose, tomorrow will be the last game at oracle tomorrow. relief from the heat? it is 10 to 20 degrees cooler in some parts of the bay area. >>> san francisco district attorney george introduced a new program to have complicit bias in charging decisions. it is a computer program removes race from the evidence prosecutors use. vic lee is live at the hall of justice with the story. >> reporter: this is a ground breaking program first envisioned by george when he took office eight years ago. it has become a reality. a way to remove implicit bias from charging decisions. >> as human beings, every one of us has implicit bias. because they're implicit, we don't necessarily recognize that we operate with those biases. >> bias that could influence a prosecutor's charging decision without their being aware of it. the kind of thing george wants to stop. to do that he enlisted the help of stanford university which used artificial tension technology to create a program on a web platform where alg

. >> reporter: in navato, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> we really want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our group on facebook. >>> the bay area has been celebrating all of pride month leave la leading up to the world famous parade in san francisco. >> cornell bernard is live at a march right now. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, hi, guys. pride weekend's first big event is happening right now. check it out. the annual trans march underway tonight. thousands of people taking to the streets to celebrate diversity and transgender rights. setting up to the tender loin. this weekend it is all about pride. san francisco's iconic pride parade promises to be just as big and splash as ever including the nod to the 50th anniversary of new york's stone wall riots sparking the gay rights movement. san francisco had its own stone wall with the cafeteria riot where members were arrested by police. >> it's a forgotten part of our history that we don't talk about how trans women of color in particular were leading the riots, stone wall. >> reporter: today the annual

. >> its section of a track and an unusual name and reputation, wayne freedman has more from sonoma countyemed too quiet this morning when this qualifies as the fastest vehicle on the track you know it can't last. and it didn't. >> whoa. in the tv news business we call this riding the elephant, usually when the circus comes to town. this week that's nascar and the toyota save mart 350 when the elephant driver is a two-time daytona 500 champion michael waldrop. it's a no-brainer. you like this? >> i love it. i'm rusty. >> you're rusty? now you tell me? >> we were doing 110 and pulling two gs at the time that guy remembers the waiver he signed and the helmet that sort of fit. did we have lunch yet? the main attraction, a winding stretch of track they haven't use in 20 years. why do they call it the carous l carousal? >> i don't know. >> the section drops 135 feet. >> it's a blind entry into a corner. high-speed blind entry. literally going uphill you can't see the road and when you tip over that top, you got to get down to the left. >> if you or i drove like mike on our commute home we might

wayne freedman joins us with real life perspective. >> reporter: real life, in some cases we're not even talking about apartments, we're talking about rooms. we're here watching people take their commuter trips home away from the city. we're also talking to tourists today who said what a wonderful place to live. i'd like to live here myself to which we said don't be so careful about what you wish for. san francisco land of dreams of landlords and tenants with stories to tell. >> yeah, there is one person that built a loft in a closet. >> in your place? >> yes. >> what do they pay for rent? >> $1200. >> i pay $1800 a month and i live in the dining room. >> reporter: what's with that? have you checked what's available for rent in san francisco lately? is one. $15,950 a month. if you have low rent expectations, welcome to high rent realities. >> this is a front parlor. this say living area here. >> reporter: 2603 california street once a five bedroom family mention represents a trend in rentals, posh address soon to be rented by a master tenant that will sublease five bedrooms or more at a

. >>> nascar fan traffic there's a lot of excitement on the track this "abc 7 news" reporter wayne freedman has a look at the cars and the crews. >> reporter: at sonoma raceway it is summer now, and you know what that means. >> the speed, the sound. >> reporter: with nascar here, pack up the kids and make a weekend of it. >> it keeps them cool and occupied. >> reporter: this is what it is like from the outside looking in any way. >> i love it. >> first time i have ever been in the pits. couldn't think of anywhere else i would rather be right now. >> reporter: how about inside the hot zone in one of the team trailers. >> that's where the backup car lives there. >> r it is his office on the road 36 weeks a year. they agreed to show us around briefly as long as we didn't ask too many questions. >> reporter: you put a different suspension on the car? >> yes. goino trter: hower epou'r n , not really. >> reporter: if you follow racing you know when nascar comes to sonoma they race on a road course, not an oval. the setup you see for these cars is completely different from anywhere else. >> spring

in san francisco wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> now that he's retired from basketball, former miamieat star dwyane wade is spending more time on his wine company. wade sellers is based in napa valley. wade shows wines at the food and wine classic in aspen, colorado this weekend. it was a sight to see, basketball superstar aside chefs and vintners around. he's not alone in his interest. several nba stars have gone into the wine business in recent years. >>> time 6:26. still to come on abc 7 mornings, illegal fireworks spark a fire in the east bay. a father and son made sure their neighbors got out safe. >>> plus a man is shot and killed on a north bay freeway and chp is turning to right now, earn 60,000 bonus miles after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this special offer. need another reason? enjoy an introductory no annual fee. to apply, visit hawaiianairl but you don't need to put on a blindfold and hit

at sonoma raceway, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news". >>> turning to weather now, meteorologist lisa argenracking the forecast to help you plan your weekend. good morning to you. >> hey, chris. first weekend of summer featuring warmer weather and elevated fire danger. always you look at live doppler 7 you notice the low clouds and fog, patchy in the north bay, along the san mateo coast all the way down to santa cruz. we can see the fog here and the wind is blowing. so the combination, the relative humidity is high now but we're looking at the winds to dry out the atmosphere. so be vigilant this afternoon, and the areas indicated will be around napa, sonoma and lake county for the possibility of those dry, relative humidity throughout the afternoon. 57 in san jose. 51 in morgan hill. winds here up to 35 miles per hour, and this will be the strongest we will see all weekend long. they will subside later on today and be weaker on sunday. from our east bay hills camera, this is where we expect temperatures in the low to mid 90s today. 50 up north in santa rosa. 49, petaluma. upper 50s by the d

abc7 news reporter wayne freedman explains how phoenix, arizona is looking to cash in on our cost of invitations you are likely to receive in downtown san francisco, here's a new one. >> do you want to go to phoenix? you don't want to go to feepics? >> reporter: we asked because the people in this car did the same. they represent the greater phoenix economic council. they came here to quincy merging or even established bay area companies to move there. chris camacho did the talking. >> i think california is a great innovation economy. the challenge is companies can no longer go to scale. >> reporter: but they would have a better chance in the economically friendly arizona desert, he says. meantime the bay area council says this is not the first time a city or a state came to california hoping to attract business. >> the carpet baggers arrive every year. >> reporter: employee pay rolls are much less, number making $59,000 a year there would make $46,000 there. >> sad. >> reporter: but the typical house sells for 250 pouds. state income tax, 3%. the cost of living, about half. >> is li

. >> wayne freedman is live at the practice facility in downtown oakland where coach steve kerr and bob meyers answered questions about that moment today. >> good afternoon. all those topics were on the table. the injuries, the incident with the alameda county sheriff. essentially you have the nba finals. and at least not so small international incident. >> there has to be a morning after. but rarely in warriors land, one with so many questions. the most common conversation i had with everybody was, we were just out of words. we were out of emotion. it was just, as a human being, you can only process so much. >> bob myers today on the last stand at oracle. a drama with plots, sub plots and tragedies. as klay thompson suffered a torn acl in his left knee that will require surgery. one game after kevin durant rimmed his achilles' tendon. >> you're talking about two career altering injuries to two of your best players. back to back finals games. unheard of. probably never happen again. and so we're in new territory now. >> and continuing along that bizarre path, here are the makings of at