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tvu. [music] fox two. >> and now, at 10:00. the warriors wrapping up a pivotal game four at chase center tonight. coming up, we'll hear how fans are feeling about what could have been the team's final home game of the season. >> and california governor gavin newsom calling on cities to address homelessness and clean up their encampments. why, he says now is the time for change. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm alex savage. we are at the beginning of a big sports week here in the bay area. we want to start off with the warriors tonight. let's take you out to san francisco. this is a live look at thrive city right outside of chase center. and you can see there were a lot of fans. well, a lot of folks may be making their way to their cars or heading out here, but they were outside and inside the building watching the warriors take on the minnesota timberwolves in game four of this second round series. and right now not looking good for the dubs. the timberwolves leading this one 114 to 101. about a minute left in this

game. as soon as the game does officially wrap up we will head back out to chase center to have full coverage and postgame reaction. >> but first tonight homelessness. that is an issue that has plagued california for years. there have been countless debates on how to prevent people from losing their homes, and what should be done to help people living on the streets. now, governor newsom is tackling that issue head on, urging cities and counties to clear their encampments. >> and as ktvu greg lee shows us tonight, the governor has drafted a plan that he wants adopted on the local level. >> governor newsom making another push to urge cities and counties to clear homeless encampments as the issue continues to vex california. >> the state has changed, and so too now must the cities and counties. it is time to take back the streets. it's time to take back the sidewalks. it's time to take these encampments. >> newsom drafted a model ordinance that local governments can adopt to clear and ban encampments, and includes a ban on persistent camping in one location, a ban on encampments

that block sidewalks, and a requirement that local officials provide notice and make every reasonable effort to identify and offer shelter prior to clearing an encampment. newsom also awarded $3.3 billion in voter approved funds to expand housing and behavioral health treatment options that, he says will add 5000 beds around the state. >> supporting 214 new facilities. you will see that almost every part of the state is included. 54 of the 58 counties will be receiving this unprecedented support. >> federal housing data shows. california accounts for nearly one third of the u.s. homeless population. 187,000 people are unhoused. newsom bolstered his push with last year's supreme court ruling that made it easier for cities to penalize homeless people for sleeping outside. advocates decried the decision and this latest move. >> it's going to take consistent investment in case management and housing navigation. that's ultimately how we're going to see encampments go away. it's not by punishing people for

larger forces outside of their control. >> i'm not interested anymore. period. full stop of funding failure. i want to see real results. >> in the bay area, many cities have taken steps to clear and increase enforcement of encampments, including oakland, san francisco and san jose. homelessness continues to be a pressing issue for california voters. newsom's administration has spent $27 billion trying to address it. the state republican party accuses him of trying to score political points, writing in part, instead of taking responsibility, he's trying to shift the blame to local communities. californians and the rest of the country know the real problem is his broken promises and failed policies. >> whether it's because he's seeking other office or he wants to end his governorship with high approval ratings, the reality is, how homelessness is going in california is very much the lens through which people are viewing his governorship. >> greg lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> san jose mayor matt mehan says the governor's actions today align with his own plan to

remove encampments and get people housed. mayor mehan is calling for the citation or arrest of anyone deemed homeless who refuses three offers of shelter. the mayor says this isn't about criminalizing homelessness, but about getting people to help they need. >> when someone's refusing to come indoors, there's a sign that there's a deeper issue, a deeper need, and we have a responsibility to intervene. we just saw in the last week a police officer stabbed by an unhoused resident, a 15 year old student punched on his way to school. >> homeless advocates protested against the proposal ahead of today's budget meeting. they argue it doesn't offer a real solution and just relocates the real issue from one neighborhood to another. >> i think it's cruel and i think it's ineffective. the vast majority of people want shelter, and the problem is there's not enough shelter for them to go to. >> to not damage public property. >> mehan says the goal is to increase shelter occupancy rate from 89 to 95% by next year. he

wants the governor and state lawmakers to come up with a comprehensive plan to ensure there is a shelter, bed or mental health services for every unhoused person in california. mehan also says the state should reduce fees and change regulations to make it easier to build affordable housing in california. >> a rally was held at san francisco city hall this afternoon to call on mayor lurie to stop evictions at homeless shelters. this afternoon, san francisco mothers facing homelessness delivered cards written by children to the mayor. they want him to overturn the agency's policy of evicting families from shelters after 90 days. a number of teachers also attended the rally today in support of homeless students. >> working really hard in school in another language to integrate in american society. but they don't have a roof, they don't have basic needs. they don't know where they where they're going to sleep that night. they don't know if they're going to get kicked out of their shelter. >> the department of

homelessness and supportive housing reinstated the 90 day limit last december after it was paused during the pandemic. the city says the policy is meant to ensure staying at shelters is an emergency response. let's get back now to our coverage of the golden state warriors, and it was a disappointing loss for the dubs tonight at home against the minnesota timberwolves in a pivotal game four. and they just lost this game 117 to 110. now they now find themselves in a 3 to 1 hole. thousands of fans though showed up at chase center tonight hopeful for this one. on what potentially could be the warriors final home game of these playoffs. let's bring in amber lee live at thrive city tonight with more on how fans are feeling. obviously a big disappointment. amber. >> that's right. and obviously not the ending to the game that fans would want to see. but they tell me if there's any team that can come back from a 3 to 1 deficit, it's the warriors. >> it's horrible. without curry. we just gave up. i mean, the

defense was bad. the shots were weren't falling. i'm. now we're back in the corner. >> obviously steph not being here is a it's a big it's a big loss. i think that we can still pull the dub off. but i do think that other people need to need to step up in the game. >> oh it's just so disappointing. you know tried their best, but it's been a long season. and one game at a time, right? [music] [applause] >> the roar of the crowd was loud and the adrenaline pumping through the veins of fans. another game without warriors superstar stephen curry. >> we got to show what we're made of. you know, it's not just that we're warriors. not warrior warriors with. >> the warriors been in a lot of games like this and they've won a lot of them, you know, so you can't count them out ever. >> one fan from fresno came for both the saturday and monday games at chase.

>> it's so exciting and very nerve wracking. i'm like just on edge, very, very nervous for the team. >> all the way. baby. >> and businesses near chase, such as atwater tavern have plenty to cheer about. it's located between chase center and oracle park. >> high in. >> are you ready for a table? >> the owner says he gets the best of three worlds warriors, giants, and now the valkyries. he tells me most of his clientele consists of sports fans, and it doesn't matter if the team is playing at home or on the road. >> like tonight, with the game on each side of us, with giants game and a warriors game tonight, you know we're at the crossroads and business has been greatly improved and just great. you know reservations are up, traffic is up. you know parking lot is full you know great. >> back at chase, fans have faith the warriors will make it

out of round two of the playoffs. >> play smart and just be together. that's it. >> how confident are you? >> hey, man, we dubs baby. this is what we do. so we always confident until the last minute to the last shot. >> you're looking at a live picture of fans pouring out of chase center. the next game will be wednesday in minneapolis. there will be a watch party right here at thrive city. tipoff is at 630. alex. >> yeah, that's going to be a tough one to pull off that game five in minneapolis. but we're always going to hold out hope. amber lee live for us at chase center tonight. amber thank you. all right. we want to continue our coverage now from inside chase center of tonight's warriors game. >> let's go to ktvu. sports reporter bailey o'carroll on the floor at chase. watching this one unfold live there. bailey wish it was a different outcome, but let's talk about how this one got away from golden state. [applause] >> claudine i'm apologize. i'm

having a hard time hearing you. anthony edwards did just make his way off the court here, actually giving his jersey to a young fan right behind my photographer. ian. i will tell you, though, this game really got out of hand in the third quarter. it was very reminiscent of game three in the first half. the warriors hanging right with this timberwolves team, but anthony edwards scored 16 points in the third quarter alone. and that extended minnesota's lead quite a bit. i have the stats right here. that third quarter score a 20 point differential in this game between the warriors and the timberwolves. it just ended up being too much for this warriors team to overcome. but then a story we've all heard before the bench comes in. the deep bench comes in. after that the warriors really kind of got this one within seven. and that was really just too little too late for this team. end of the story here. is that the warriors

again just not able to keep their foot on the gas come the second half they will head next to minnesota for what will be a very competitive game there. but i will tell you, down 3 to 1 in the series is not where this warriors team wants to be, especially without stephen curry, who is still nursing that grade one hamstring strain. so we'll just have to see where they go from here. i'm going to head into head coach steve kerr's press conference, see what he has to say after this loss. and i'll join you guys later on in the show. >> all right. yeah, we'll be looking forward to it. to more reaction. >> from the team here about how they're going to approach this must win game in minneapolis coming up on wednesday. bailey o'carroll live inside chase center for us. bailey thank you. >> new video tonight of a spider monkey rescued during a narcotics raid where she's now living. and who's taking care of her. >> and how about this? we still have a little bit of light rain in and around the bay area. the effects it will have on your tuesday. the bay area forecast

is coming up. >> he was a light in, in a room, you know, and a light in the world. >> also coming up tonight, loved ones are coming together for a beloved coach who was killed in a crash this past weekend. their lasting memory of

and family are all mourning a beloved high school football coach and educator for special needs students who was killed in a crash on the peninsula last week. 30 year old dylan taylor was hit by a garbage truck while biking to work in atherton on wednesday. ktvu zac sos joining us live tonight in atherton outside of menlo-atherton high school, with a look at how he is being remembered. zach. >> yeah, and this is where he actually coached the freshman football team. he certainly had an impact on the players. the team talking about his big heart, his dedication. earlier i spoke with his aunt who says that's just who he was. >> when my parents called me on wednesday, it was the worst news. i was never expecting anything to happen. >> julie gusman, still struggling to process the loss of her nephew, dylan taylor. >> he was 30 years old. he had his whole life ahead of him.

>> a beloved high school football coach and middle school special education instructor, taylor was killed wednesday morning in atherton while biking to work. a garbage truck driver traveling southbound on middlefield road, hitting him in a designated bike lane as the vehicle turned onto prior lane. julie, now left with only memories of her favorite nephew. >> he was like a big teddy bear, and he had pretty much always a beard and he just his smile would light up a room. >> a signature smile that was just as memorable on the football field, where he coached the freshman team at menlo-atherton high school. >> his loss impacted the whole team. he was such a positive influence. he helped kids, you know, who were having bad days. >> helping player eddie valdez get through some of his more trying times as an athlete. >> when i got hurt, he always told me like, just to keep going and to never give up on my dreams. just said, keep on pushing and when you get better,

you'll be 100 times stronger. >> his death leaving a void on the team, head coach chris saunders says, won't easily be filled. >> you know, he. i've been smiling when he walked on here every single day and brought joy and kind of energy and passion and enthusiasm out here on the field, and really shared that with everybody that he encountered. >> dylan also being remembered similarly across town, where he worked with middle school students as a para educator and track and field coach within the los alamitos school district. back at his aunt's house, julie now holding on tight to a piece of art he made as a kid for her birthday. >> and i've always kept it. but it's staying by my bed now because it's so special. >> and grief counselors are being made available at the schools where he worked. as for the crash that took his life. police say that is still under investigation. alex? >> yeah, he sounds like a special person who touched so many lives. a tremendous loss for so many. zach. thank you.

>> well, the oakland zoo has come to the rescue of a spider monkey. the zoo released this video of that female spider monkey. it has named violetta. the owner handed the monkey over to the solano county sheriff's deputies. and that was during a narcotics raid in vallejo. that 18 month old monkey is now being evaluated at the zoo's veterinary hospital. spider monkeys are native to mexico and central america, the zoo's ceo says exotic wildlife smuggling is a multibillion dollar trade. >> unfortunately, many of these animals have an incredible sort of welfare concerns, medical concerns, diseases that they may carry. again, these animals should never be in possession with people who don't know how to take care of them. >> and you may recall that the zoo received another malnourished spider monkey in january that was seized during a dui stop in madera county. the zoo backs a bill moving through congress that would ban the sale

and private ownership of primates. >> okay, no monkeying around with their forecast, okay? i couldn't help myself. you guys put these stories. >> you're allowed. you're allowed. roberta. >> you do it to me every time. hi, everybody. we still have some showers in the forecast. take a look at our satellite imagery. there's a lot of instability in the air mass. and that's why we're triggering off a shower here or there. the rain gauge has been tipped. maybe a few one hundredths of an inch around the santa cruz mountains. half moon bay is now reported nearly a quarter of an inch of rain since all this began early this morning. we still have some light rain showers around fremont and newark just moving outside of milpitas, and we've had actually some sleet falling in the past 30 minutes around the greater lake tahoe area. it was snow earlier today. how about that? tomorrow? thunderstorms are in the forecast, so about a third of an inch of rain in hayward today. same around the santa cruz mountains. orinda will take it 3/10 of an inch. there you have half moon bay, oakland and san

francisco. this system really overachieved. our live weather camera right now suggests it's mostly cloudy out towards the golden gate bridge. the roadway still a little bit on the slippery side. the temperatures are currently in the 50s and next time around we'll talk about the rain, when it will end, and when the temperatures will top off again in the 80s. >> all right. >> sounds good. roberta, we'll see you in a bit. thank you. a newly completed project in sonoma county is expected to be a major step forward in wildfire resilience. a fuel break between geyser peak and pocket peak is designed to slow the spread of wildfire and create safer conditions for firefighters on the ground. cal fire says this particular area was chosen after the pocket fire, which burned more than 17,000 acres back in 2017. spreading through sonoma county, along with a number of other major wildfires that year. >> a couple of us got thinking if we're going to find ourselves on this same ridge during a firefight, why don't we do everything we can ahead of time

to put the odds in our favor, to give us a fighting chance, if you will. and so that's how that's how this project initially emerged. >> this fuel break is three miles long, at about 150ft wide in some parts. the project was funded by cal fire's fire prevention program. >> well, still to come at ten, a new initiative for the e-bike voucher program. we'll show you how it offers residents financial assistance and what the last round of applications were put on hold. >> also tonight, an effort to boost nightlife in san francisco. the plan being pushed by the mayor and how it could save businesses ten of

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preparing for around 10,000 people. now, we spoke with the urban vibrancy institute, who says there's plenty of logistics when it comes to putting together big events like this. >> job is essentially marry sports and entertainment and showcase that san jose has the ability to manage world class talent at scale. all in preparation for sj 26. so having a large steve aoki concert on one day and then lionel messi playing soccer at paypal park is just bringing the vibrancy to downtown that we want san jose to be experienced at all time. >> well, the concert tomorrow night goes from five until nine. steve aoki is expected to take the stage at 730. >> san francisco mayor daniel lurie announced a major initiative to boost the city's nightlife and entertainment scene. at today's san francisco nightlife and entertainment summit, mayor lurie said he'll introduce legislation next week aimed at streamlining permits by cutting unnecessary steps in the review process. these changes would apply to permits for things like amplified sound, live performances and extended

operating hours. >> maybe cutting red tape by making sure entertainment permits only go to the to the departments that actually need to review them. that means no unnecessary reviews from planning or building inspection when they're not relevant. >> mayor lurie says the changes will save businesses tens of thousands of dollars in fees and shave off at least a month from permitting timelines. this weekend, the country's longest running aapi film festival wrapped up in san francisco. caamfest is helping to kick off film festival season in san francisco. over the next few months, the city will play host to more than 15 film festivals celebrating a diverse array of communities. earlier today on the four, we spoke with the executive director of film sf, who says it's important to showcase the stories of the aapi community. >> these are films that are

international gems. they're films that support local storytellers and local filmmakers and often that are, you know, set in the bay area or set in san francisco. so these are sometimes some of the only opportunities you're going to see these kinds of films. >> the city will also pay tribute to some of the filmmakers showing off some of their work throughout this year. >> we'll get ready to celebrate art, music, and more this weekend at the 13th annual yountville art sip and stroll. more than 70 artists will showcase their work, from paintings and sculpture to jewelry and photography. visitors who buy a tasting package can sample wines from over 20 local wineries, with proceeds supporting arts programs in yountville. that event spans two locations in town, with free parking, food vendors, and plenty of dining options nearby. >> art is something that we really love to focus on here in yountville, and i think that this really sets this event apart. our artists are all very high quality, talented people

and we just are so excited to support them. >> yountville art sip and stroll will take place from 11 to 5 this saturday. tasting packages are now on sale and available online. well, tonight, state officials announcing california's e-bike voucher program is coming back. this program provides income eligible residents with vouchers worth up to $2,000 to buy electric bicycles. california plans to offer 1000 vouchers for priority applicants. technical difficulties put last month's planned second round of applications on hold, so the application window will reopen at 5 p.m. on may 29th. [music] still to come at ten. the u.s. has a deal to slash tariffs with china. we'll tell you how this could impact ports here in the bay area. >> also coming up tonight, leaders in the south bay are stepping up to support immigrants. we'll tell you about a new campaign being launched. >> and the giants are back home after getting swept in the twin

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us. and i think it's going to be great for unification and peace. >> today's announcement follows a deal made with the u.k. last week, but the overall 10% tariff on imports remains in place for america's trading partners, including the u.k, with higher reciprocal tariffs on a number of countries and industries. still, markets soared following today's announcement. the dow was up 160 points, a gain of 2.8%. the nasdaq soared 779 points, up 4.3%, and the s&p 500 jumped 184 points, 3.25%. >> and those tariffs that are already in place are beginning to have a visible impact on our ports here along the west coast. ktvu christian captain joining us live tonight from oakland and christian, it's not just fewer container ships that we're seeing. >> yeah that's exactly right alex. not only are we seeing fewer container ships, but when those ships arrive here at the port of oakland, they have fewer containers on board. the port of oakland operates around the clock, with ships coming and

going all day and all night. truckers who haul cargo say there's been a noticeable decrease in traffic since the tariffs went into place. >> it's been kind of mid on some days. it's been busy, most it hasn't. so you know, that could be partially due to the terrorists and everything slowing it down. >> before the tariffs cargo ships would pull into port stacked high. now longshoremen say they're seeing fewer containers. >> boxes can go down forever inside of the ship. but now we're seeing that the ships are coming in. there's, like, skeleton ships. you know, there are not a lot of containers on the ships. and we're used to seeing hundreds and hundreds of containers. >> the smaller loads and fewer ships have left some junior longshoremen scrambling for work. >> i believe in april, it was 14 ships that were canceled from china. may 15th so far. so yeah, it is really, really cost us here. >> now, the trump administration has announced that the u.s. and

china have reached an agreement to pause the tariffs for 90 days, lowering the u.s. tariffs on chinese goods from 145% to 30%, and lowering tariffs on goods flowing from the u.s. to china from 125% to 10%. >> but more importantly, it leaves us in a constructive path forward to have a positive conversation with the chinese. >> longshoremen anticipate that suppliers will stockpile in this three month window. they said that it takes 9 to 10 days to make it from china to the port of oakland. so they're expecting businesses are already putting in orders to take advantage of the pause, meaning full ships by the end of the month. >> i'm sure you know they are loading up those ships now. so i believe in the next week or two, you're going to start seeing, you know, difference in the economy, difference in the ships that are coming into ports, i'd say in a in a couple of weeks, we'll start seeing a big difference in what's happening. >> and we are expected to see

ripple effects from. >> the on again, off again tariffs. experts are saying the high tariffs will likely impact the fall shopping season just in time for back to school. but this pause should mean that imports will be in place in time for the holidays. we're live in oakland. christian captain ktvu, fox two news. alex, back to you. >> all right, christian. >> thank you. well, santa clara county is stepping up its support for immigrants with a new campaign called one county, one future. this initiative aims to connect immigrants with services in the face of ongoing threats from the trump administration. spanish language television commercials are just one way the county is working to get the message out. the message is being shared through those ads on tv wrapped vta busses and a multilingual website offering information in six different languages. >> santa clara county will not abandon you. we will not waver in our commitment to the values and priorities by which this county has conducted its policies and funding decisions

for decades. >> the county already invests nearly $6 million per year into immigration related programs and services, and just this year added another $5 million to help defend the immigrant community. >> tonight, we are learning more about the gop's, quote, big beautiful bill, which includes trillions in cuts as well as some targeted hikes to try to offset the cost. now, this includes at least $880 billion worth of cuts that could come out of medicaid, which provides insurance for some 70 million low income americans. it is unclear if medicaid cuts will remain and comes as president trump said last week that the administration would do nothing to hurt medicare, medicaid or social security. the first hearing on the bill is set for tomorrow. >> a new executive order from president trump is meant to compel large pharmaceutical companies to lower drug prices, but experts say americans are unlikely to see any immediate savings. the sweeping executive

order sets a 30 day deadline for drugmakers to effectively lower the cost of prescription drugs. if they don't, the companies will face new limits down the road over how much the government will pay for drugs covered by medicare and medicaid. >> the first time in many years will slash the cost of prescription drugs, and we will bring fairness to america. drug prices will come down by much more. >> that executive order is expected to receive pushback from the pharmaceutical industry, which argues any loss in profit will slow down research and innovation. president trump signed a similar order at the end of his first term, which was then blocked by a court order. >> coming up at 11, family and friends say they're not giving up loved ones of a teen stabbed on valentine's on a date in san jose. pushed to change the system and state law, showers will. >> eventually fizzle and the sun

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outside the manhattan courthouse in anticipation of what will be a closely watched trial. >> i do believe there's going to be a lot of curveballs. i do believe there's going to be a lot of interesting things, and what i will say is be vigilant. we're getting started. >> is this a reckoning for the music industry? >> oh, it needs to be. >> combs attorney. the prosecutors are trying to make consensual sex a party, a crime. the trial is likely to continue for weeks. combs has pleaded not guilty and faces life in prison if convicted. >> mexico's government is suing google for changing the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america. for american users of google maps. president trump issued that executive order on his first day back in the white house, recognizing the body of water as the gulf of america. mexico previously sent official letters requesting google not make the name change. mexico's president claudia sheinbaum,

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education company that grew in popularity during the pandemic, announced it's laying off nearly a quarter of its workforce. chegg says it's cutting nearly 250 employees in an effort to cut costs and streamline its operation. as students are increasingly turning to ai, chegg offers textbook rentals, homework help and tutoring. the company also announced it will shut down its u.s. and canada offices by the end of the year. chegg is expected to save around $50 million this year, and around $105 million next year. >> another starbucks is closing in san francisco. this one is on sansome street in levi's plaza near the embarcadero. the store

is going to shut its doors this friday. starbucks says it's not renewing the lease as part of a routine review of store locations. workers have been offered transfers. this marks the fourth starbucks to close in the city in less than seven months, following closures in the south of market neighborhood, pacific heights and jackson square. according to new research, san francisco is one of several major cities in the united states that is sinking. researchers from columbia university found that san francisco is in a so-called fast sinking zone. while some large cities are being affected by the overpumping of groundwater, san francisco is sinking due to the compaction of filled in land at spots including treasure island. the city's eastern bay shore and sfo. now, we spoke with one of the researchers who said that building codes need to account for that settlement. >> a lot of buildings are created with building codes, where the total allowable settlement for a building for a

20 foot foundation is about 25mm for the lifetime of a building. and so if you have ongoing sinking in an area that is five millimeters per year, you already double that allowable settlement, which can cause structural problems to building. >> rising oceans, can also contribute to the problem. experts say seas are rising an average of four millimeters a year as the land is sinking, and that increases the likelihood of coastal flooding. >> a few more 107 inch of rain can be expected in the overnight hours. tipping the rain gauges. hi everybody. take a look at our latest radar imagery. that area of low pressure that blew through this morning still has a lot of instability associated with it. so we're seeing a shower here and there like right over there just outside of half moon bay, just between half moon bay and also santa cruz. and then as we cross the bay just outside of fremont, in between milpitas and union city, also

picking up a light smattering of rain showers here and there as well in the eastern portion of our bay area and now the north bay, we're starting to pick up some light rain from petaluma through novato, nicasio all the way into muir beach, and sleet has been falling in and around the greater lake tahoe area with the threat of a thunderstorm for tuesday. so we saw some impressive rainfall amounts today and it was widespread. take a look at hayward hills over a third of an inch. ben lowman in the santa cruz mountains. same orinda. i'll take that. 3/10 of an inch half moon bay closing in on a quarter and over a 10th of an inch of rain from san jose all the way to oakland. redwood city, just shy of a 10th of an inch all toward lono. you're spoiling me. i asked him if he saw the full moon tonight. would he display it for us? it's been playing peekaboo with the cloud deck out there. this is called the flower moon, and it is 100% full this evening. all right, take a look. average high temperature in san francisco 64 today. checking in at 62. and as far as rain is

concerned, what we saw 15 100 today. typically for the month of may, we should be seeing about 7/10 of an inch of rain. our temperatures came in a good ten degrees below average today, and the winds are still breezy and will continue to blow in the overnight hours tomorrow out of the west, 10 to 20 and occasional stronger gusts, so the area of low pressure. it continues to dig in a southerly direction, taking most of the cloud cover with it. 601 is your sunrise tomorrow morning. we'll call it partly cloudy. we'll begin to see the clouds thin out during the daytime, and that will allow the temperatures to respond to a little bit warmer conditions tonight. a little bit cooler than last night with the passage of this cold front. temperatures into the 40s and 50. a little bit better sleeping weather, especially out in the tri valley, 48 degrees around vallejo. going up to a high tomorrow 69. so these temperatures tomorrow just a few degrees below average, but certainly not ten degrees below

average as it was today. better weather by your wednesday. thursday a nice spring day through your friday. a bit breezy on saturday, but still delightful and warmer by sunday. enjoy. >> all right. >> thank you roberta. well, coming up in ktvu sports, presented by honda. the warriors are on the brink of elimination after a tough loss at home to minnesota coach steve kerr. weighing in on what went wrong tonight. >> and then coming up on the news at 11:00, pg and e pushing to restart its moss landing battery storage facility after that large fire nearby. why county leade for pain in multiple spots like here, here,

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game four. with their backs against the wall, they knew a loss would put their season in jeopardy. a win would shift the

momentum of the series. let's go to chase center. no steph curry for a third straight game and we would need him. end of the first half anthony edwards for the t. wolves drains this one from beyond the arc. at the buzzer. the dubs are up two at the half. third quarter anthony edwards knocking down another big three for minnesota timberwolves on a 16 to 2 run. the warriors were down 12 at that point. and minnesota there's a score for you would go on to win this one 117 to 110. warriors now down 1 to 3 in the series. they are on the brink of elimination. all right let's talk to bailey o'carroll as we talked about what happened in this game. and you've been listening to steve kerr. and man this was a tough one. bailey. >> yeah, certainly an ugly one definitely in the second half. and in the words of steve kerr,

this warriors team just not able to sustain that momentum that they had really established in this first half. a big reason for that of course would be anthony edwards dropping 16 points in the third quarter. that gave the warriors a 20 point deficit heading into the fourth. now, there was a small surge by the bench, but it was just too little, too late. now the warriors, facing elimination on the road in minnesota. >> we just got to win a game. win one game. take it from there. i think that's our mindset. do all that we can figure out a way to win one. you win one. everything changes. so that'll be our mindset going into game five. >> the young guys going out there and playing the way they did, forcing minnesota to keep their starters out there. that's important. it's always important to close games well, and i love what those guys did and they all played well. and that matters to me looking at you know what's

next for game five. >> yeah. so quentin post pat spencer and the rest of the bench what they did not for nothing steve kerr definitely taking notice of that. and i can tell you here in chase center i saw a couple of fans that were literally asleep. that changed a little bit when the bench went on that late fourth quarter surge, but again, just too little too late. the golden question now what about steph curry. we know he is of course still dealing with that grade one hamstring strain. steve kerr saying they will give the official update on steph tomorrow. draymond green saying they don't need superman. they don't want to rush him back. they're going to play the long game in this one. and again still coming back to that kind of golden statement. they have to find a way to win without steph curry. they have one more chance to do that to see if they are able to get that done. of course if they do, that extends their season and then they would be right back here at chase center for a very competitive

game. you know it's going to be very competitive from here on out. claudine, we'll send it back to you. >> yes, i know, i know, they want to be able to prove that they can do it without steph curry. we've seen them do it before. but man, watching the last two games you know i heard multiple people say yeah we just we just need steph. all right bailey thank you. all right let's talk about this absolute shocker in the nba draft lottery, the dallas mavericks will receive the number one pick in this year's nba draft. they had a 1.8% chance to win that lottery, which is the fourth lowest odds by a team since the lottery began in 1985. this comes after the mavs traded superstar luka doncic mid-season for anthony davis. that was a blockbuster trade. they are projected to select duke standout cooper flagg, who led the blue devils to an appearance in this year's final four. >> that was pretty wild. all right, let's talk some baseball here. the giants coming off a tough series against the twins in minnesota. they returned home after a two and four road trip.

let's get out to oracle park justin verlander on the mound for the giants against the diamondbacks. top of the third here. d-backs outfielder corbyn. carol takes verlander deep. this one 381ft in left center. the diamondbacks were up one to nothing. let's go now to the top of the fifth. and carol off verlander once again. his second home run of the game. and the giants find themselves down two to nothing. bottom of that same inning. christian coss singles to right. willie davis scores here for the giants, but coss gets thrown out trying to make it to second. gets caught right there and picked off. that's the only run the giants would score in this one. san francisco falls 2 to 1, dropping their fourth straight game. >> it's about winning and losing the game. but it's just when he keeps pitching well it literally it was just two balls off the bat. and other than that you know he pitched into the seventh

inning. so he's given us quality starts. >> all right let's talk soccer here. soccer superstar lionel messi here in the bay area this week as his team inter miami, takes on the san jose earthquakes at paypal park. should be a fun one as ktvu an rubin shows us one of the world's most popular athletes is causing quite the fan frenzy. >> this is the warm up to the event soccer fans have been waiting for lionel messi and his team. inter miami will be taking on the earthquakes in san jose. >> yeah, we understand that lebron james, ohtani, steph curry they're all the biggest superstars in the world. but this is a completely different level. >> journalist fabian rinkel captured this scene outside messi's hotel. mass hysteria as dozens of fans scrambled to get a glimpse. >> honestly, it's the best hysteria possible because we want soccer to grow. messi is the guy that's going to help us do it. >> and so the earthquakes have been preparing. paypal park is getting new vip suites as well

as new security measures and fencing. they're expecting a packed house. >> this is going to be one of the biggest sporting events we've had here in san jose. it's a real pleasure to have messi come. he's the greatest of all time and it's an important game. it's important game for the earthquakes. it's an important game for miami. >> and it's an important test for the city of san jose. over the next year, they're preparing to host the super bowl, world cup and march madness. >> san jose will be playing host to the biggest sporting events in the world, and having messi here is a great honor. it allows us to start to get people ready for all that is in store. >> what's in store this week includes a free concert tuesday with legendary dj steve aoki. they're expecting a crowd of 15,000 and hope it gives soccer fans something extra to cheer for. still, diehard earthquakes fans say it shouldn't take a superstar to fill the stands. >> it's amazing to see the hype right now surrounding this game. you know, seeing the earthquakes get get the attention that we want them to have all the time. we want this all the time,

though. we don't want it just when messi comes in. >> and while single game tickets are sold out, you can still get season tickets to the earthquakes, which would include this game. and that's cheaper than buying tickets on the resale market. again, this match up with the earthquakes and inter miami takes place wednesday night here at paypal park in san jose and ruben ktvu fox two news. >> next at 11. china and the u.s. have agreed to bring down tariffs for the next 90 days. what does that mean for the shipments headed to our ports? and governor gavin newsom intensifies his crackdown on homelessness. what he's urging california cities and counties to do when it comes to homeless encampments. and a community comes together to remember a middle school teacher and football coach who was killed while riding his bike. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. >> hello again. i'm claudine wong. 30 year old dylan taylor was hit by a garbage truck on