right now. >> is this the end of an era? klay thompson had arguably the worst game of his career as a warriors saw their season come to an end in sacramento. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley thanks for joining us. >> the warriors were in this one for half. and then they just got buried in the second half in an avalanche. we'll begin our team coverage tonight with chris alvarez. he is live in sacramento. >> yeah this game raises all sorts of questions about the

team's future chris. >> yeah, it's so crazy because just like that the season is over. the warriors get dominated by the kings one 1894. and we'll show you a couple of the key moments in this game. as you guys mentioned a lot going on this summer for the warriors. the beam is lit tonight in sacramento. they were in control nearly the whole game. golden state led eight six with just over ten minutes left in the first quarter. and after that they could never regain the lead. all kings keegan murray game-high, 32, had eight from deep. steph scored 22. it was doubled and tripled all night. klay thompson scoreless zero for ten and 31 minutes, possibly his last game in a warriors uniform. dubs fall by 24 as a season all of a sudden comes to a close. >> now you win one game, win one game. then you're right where we expect to be. but we're going home. so, definitely frustrating. frustrating, disappointing to say the least, just kind of upset to lost. was a fun group to come to work with every day. so kind of sucks that that comes to an end. but

yeah, i don't really know. >> steph was asked by a reporter about the future of klay thompson, and basically steph said i could just not ever see myself without those guys on my team. so we'll wait and see. it's going to be a business decision from the front office and management and also klay, what kind of money he may or may not be willing to take with the warriors. much more coming up in sports. another fact for the warriors they're 0 in 3 in play in games. and no tennessee has ever made it out. so it's the kings moving on. we'll have more in sports in just a little bit guys. >> yeah tough night. all right chris thanks very much. well the dubs getting drubbed certainly was the last thing the crowd out of thrive city at the chase center wanted or expected to see. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone says that for fans, it sure felt like the end of a dynasty. >> sadness, shock and fans leaving early at chase center's thrive city as the warriors season ends with a blowout loss to the sacramento kings in a do or die game. >> i feel that we weren't really

ready for it. didn't nobody do what they're supposed to do. we didn't show up. >> fans at tuesday's watch party, well aware that this season could be the last of the quote unquote dynasty, possibly the last, with curry, thompson and green playing together on the same team. >> you know, in any game, you hit your peak and then you go down the other side of the mountain. and i think the warriors have hit their peak and i think they're on the down side. if it's the end of the dynasty of klay thompson, steph and curry and draymond green yeah that's a sad moment because i mean we've had the opportunity to experience them for what the last ten years or so. >> and they did something so special together that we just have to be thankful that we got something. do you think this is the last time we see the three together? >> now this said, i don't know, man. >> that was a sad question. >> fans hoping that whoever is out there on the court with steph curry next year, there is

still something left in the tank for another championship. >> when you have a bad year, you're going to do better the next year. you're going to bounce back. >> certainly an emotional night for many warriors fans. if that was the last time that klay, steph and draymond took the court together, it's been a heck of a run j.r. stone abc seven news. >> disappointing for fans and the team. all right well new details tonight. five people were arrested at sunnyvale's google offices. google employees protesting the israel-hamas war were camped out inside most of the day and live streamed the events. police say most protesters left mid-day before the five remaining were arrested for trespassing around 630 tonight. the group wants google to stop $1 billion contract with the israeli government. they also say palestinian, arab and muslim googlers have been censored. google did not respond to requests for comment. pro palestinian protesters who shut down the golden gate bridge monday are not yet being charged with a crime. the district attorney says her office needs

more time. and as abc seven news reporter tim jonze explains, since this wasn't the first major bridge disruption, many are hoping the protesters will be held accountable. free, free, free palestine protests outside the san francisco county jail tuesday. >> dozens gathering to demand the release of the 26 people who were arrested the day before for shutting down the golden gate bridge as part of a wider pro-palestinian protest. those 26 people arrested by the california highway patrol and booked into custody on multiple charges, including felony conspiracy. >> these unprecedented this that this felony charges are being made. >> earlier in the day, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announcing that her office wouldn't be charging those protesters by a tuesday afternoon deadline, saying her team needs more time and help from witnesses who were stuck on the bridge stressing, however, that this is an open and active investigation and that charges are indeed coming. >> we support those who want to make sure that their first amendment rights are observed,

and that their point of views are heard, but where we must draw the line is when acts of free speech endanger our public safety. >> following jenkins announcement, some of those detained were slowly released from jail. some in the group becoming hostile when we attempted to film them. >> don't don't feel, my friend. >> we have been protesting and not obstructing traffic ways. we have been writing to them. we've been changing the way that we vote for the best that we can and we're still not being listened to. >> monday's incident was the second time protesters have shut down major bay area bridges and freeways in recent months, and some, like southern california assemblywoman kate sanchez, want to see protesters held accountable. we talked to a spokesperson from her office tuesday. >> they're blocking not only people just trying to get to work and trying to make ends meet. they're blocking people, trying to get to the hospital. they're blocking people trying to pick up their kids from school. >> sanchez has introduced a bill in the state legislature that would double the minimum fine for protesters who intentionally

obstruct the flow of traffic in any way that prevents the passage of emergency vehicles. a proposal her office says has gotten great public support. and once she's determined to see through following monday's protest, honestly, they want us to do more. >> and we feel that we want to do more to we want to make sure that these people are punished to the fullest extent of the law in san francisco. >> tim johns, abc seven news. >> police in san pablo say they found the remains of a woman who went missing with her daughters months ago. a prosecutor has already charged the daughter's husband with their murder. 40 year old tola and her 74 year old mother, qua tran, disappeared from their home in san pablo back in september. police arrested ley's husband last month. at the time, investigators had not found the women's bodies. now, they say tran's dna came up as a match for remains found in the oakland estuary weeks after the women disappeared. today, crews searched the estuary again, but they did not find ley's remains. new developments tonight in a

story that is rocking san francisco's political world, a rising star in city politics just resigned and could be facing an investigation after reports of abuse published in the sf standard. and our media partners at the standard spoke with three women, accusing john jacobo of domestic violence and sexual assault. the women told the standard they all filed police reports but say they just didn't go anywhere. john jacobo was a director for the housing nonprofit tenants and owners development corporation today on getting answers, reporter josh cain told us women feared further violence from jacobo if they spoke out. >> these accusations very explosive, very damaging and there was a lot of fear for not only their professional careers but also their safety. >> cain announced jacobo's resignation this evening. he shared two other updates in the wake of his reporting. san francisco's police chief says his department is investigating the three women's reports, and san francisco supervisor hillary

ronen is now calling for a hearing on how the city handles sexual harassment and assault cases. we spoke with her at city hall. this is an issue she's been focused on for years to not see any progress after we've put resources and created a new department to focus in on that issue, it's a real disappointment. >> jacobo did not respond to the standard's request for comment on this story. >> in the east bay, voters will decide whether alameda county district attorney pamela price can keep her job. the registrar of voters says enough valid signatures were turned in to get the recall on a ballot. the board of supervisors will now decide when a special election will be held. recall supporters say price is soft on crime. some crime victims are among those who support the recall, including the wife of tv news guard kevin nishida, who was shot and killed more than two years ago. >> i cried for kevin because she can lead this office. she can leave this office. she can continue her career elsewhere. but kevin can never get out of

the grave. >> those opposed to the recall include the aclu of northern california. they view it as part of a broader strategy to roll back criminal justice reforms. new details tonight on a plane crash in watsonville that killed three people. this was back in 2022. a report by the national transportation safety board says pilot error is likely to blame for the collision between two planes coming into land at the airport. both pilots were in cessna. one was a single engine. the other a multi engine. the ntsb says the pilot of the multi engine airplane failed to see the other plane. it adds the pilots did not communicate with each other until one of them was about a mile from the airport. >> a lot more to come here, from flipping houses to doing time for fraud. what landed a bay area television star in jail? >> san francisco is looking for ways to build a better bay area by revitalizing its downtown. the restaurant that just reopened that packs a view like no other. >> an elephant on the loose and darting through heavy traffic in

montana, where this gentle giant came from. >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. thanks dan. >> and to stay up late. it's what our founding fathers wanted . >> i got caught in a kmart shoving eight ronnie milsap cassettes down the front of my jeans

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>> opening statements in former president donald trump's hush money trial could begin as soon as monday, as the jury selection process picked up today, seven jurors were picked and the process will resume thursday. a total of 18 people are needed. the former president faces 34 charges of falsifying business records to cover up a payment to stormy daniels. he has denied any wrongdoing. >> in the south bay, a man who once was a star on a house flipping show is now headed to jail. instead of remodeling homes, prosecutors say he was taking the money and spending it on lavish items for himself. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has the story. >> i think this is a major real estate fraud case. there are 11 victims here who are still dealing with the fallout. >> a former hgtv star and house flipper from los gatos has been sentenced to four years in county jail. on tuesday, charles todd hill, star of the show flip it to win. it was also ordered to pay close to $10 million for

real estate and financial fraud. prosecutor juan tran said hill scams, including a ponzi scheme, impacted 18 homes in silicon valley. >> the point was to purchase the home and remodel them and sell them for a profit. he would take the money that was given to remodel the home and spend it on luxury cars, vacations, partying , as he has stated. and then in order to account for that, he would label it as construction costs. >> victims were left with either unfinished homes or barely finished homes to finish themselves. >> businesses were shut down. one victim lost his home, so these the consequences of his fraud are far reaching. >> ten years ago, bo eckstein was on the show. flip it to win it with hill and had a positive experience with him overall, eckstein said the house flipping show was more for viewers and not the most realistic glimpse into the business. i think the

tv channels always show like everybody's making $150,000 profit. >> have you ever actually stopped and said, well, there's no interest, there's no real estate commissions involved, like you're what you're forecasting is not actually reality. >> eckstein has over 20 years of experience in residential and commercial financing as a lender, he said, know your numbers. >> i've made lots of loans, and when people tell you the rehab budgets 100 grand, you can always count on, it's going to be 25% more at least. and when somebody says, we're going to rehab this house in six months, it's going to take them a year in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> new details from maui and the wildlife recovery efforts. they're rebuilding and looking at what to do if disaster strikes again. a group of fire chiefs is offering recommendation plans based on the august wildfire. maui needs more equipment after they dealt poorly stocked fire engines that couldn't keep up with the demand. all backup vehicles need

to be kept ready to go, and there should be a statewide mutual aid program and an evacuation plan. the hawaii attorney general also has been invested, been investigating, and is supposed to release its first report tomorrow. governor newsom welcomed prince hawkins of norway today in a show of unity over the environment. both california and norway signed a memorandum of understanding pledging to fight climate change. norway's minister of trade and industry also took part. >> norway is a world leader in emission free ferries, and green transport is of course, one of the areas where we see potential for more cooperation in the years to come. >> the first state in the united states to require alternative fuel vehicles by 2035. we dominate in electric vehicles where dominating on battery storage, 757% increase in the past two years. >> california has pledged to work together with canada, new zealand, sweden and japan to tackle the climate crisis. >> san francisco's iconic

rotating restaurant that sat still for 17 years is spinning again tonight. the revitalization of san francisco's downtown is something we are focused on to build a better bay area. the bar at the top of the hyatt regency on the embarcadero held a soft opening tonight we have the inside story of what it took to get the legendary space turning again, turning back the clock in a once iconic space that's been still for so long. >> the buzz around the hotel today has been just electrifying. >> truly, hotel managers at the hyatt regency are happy about the chatter, but it's this sound that has the hotel's longtime engineer smiling. >> this is really awesome. >> dennis alker has worked at the hyatt regency for almost as long as the hotel has existed. he started there just a few years after the equinox restaurant started spinning, giving diners a panoramic view from the financial district to treasure island. >> it was busy up here, and in 2007, he watched those gears grind to a halt, the restaurant

shutting down until last year, when the hyatt agreed to bring back the place's best party trick. you can see the grout line just move, just ever so slowly, just inching along. it took months of work between renovations and repairs, ripping out old wires and replacing the controls. >> dennis says it wasn't until 931 night a few months back, that they got their turntable moving again. >> i just froze right there and just watched. got that feeling of 17 years ago when it was was pretty exciting. >> for now, the place and its 360 view are only open to hotel guests. there's no timeline yet to open the bar to the public, but for dennis, he's just happy to see this room on the move again. >> it's iconic place. i'm glad to see it up and running again. >> that's nice to have that back. >> absolutely. and great weather to see outside. >> perfect weather, great visibility and warm for a

change. >> yes. let's get to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. make it stick, sandhya, we're going to make it stick, at least for a couple of days. >> all right, dan and let's take a look at a live picture right now from our sutro tower camera, lookg at just unlimited visibility as we look wards the golden gate bridge. it's not like that in half moon ba visibility is down to five miles. let's talk about the high temperatures this month. i know people have been complaining about how cool it's been. well, if you look at the number of days below average in blue, that's nine days. we've had seven above average days in terms of temperatures for oakland. and today was different. it was above average. and we're going to keep it going with the spring warmth tomorrow. oakland hitting 75 degrees. santa rosa 79 along with livermore. look at san jose. it's going to hit 81 degrees. all right. if you do have a pool and you're inland, well, it's going to be a good day to be out in the pool in the morning at 8 a.m. it's still going to be in the 50s, but rapidly it warms up into the 70s for the early afternoon. so you might want to get out to the pool to beat the

heat. and speaking of the heat, look at the statewide temperatures. 96 in palm springs tomorrow afternoon. you think it's going to be warm here? 59 in tahoe, 83 san luis obispo. high pressure building in. that's what brought us the warmth today. it's going to continue to build. and so this is going to bring warm weather to not just the bay area, but other parts of the state as well. high clouds are passing through right now. we do have some patchy fog around half moon bay. temperatures are running higher than where they were yesterday by six degrees in napa, seven degrees in san jose. looking at those temperatures, they're in the 50s and 60s for all of you. pretty comfortable half moon bay, though. you've dropped down to 48 degrees with that fog. east bay hills camera giving you a great view overnight tonight. some fog and clouds tomorrow. so it's going to be summer like warmth. and for the rest of the week a dry pattern is going to continue. so if you do have weekend plans don't you worry. tomorrow morning we start out with 40s and 50s. by noontime those temperatures are rising. you could see some 70s showing up, and by 4 p.m. it's into the 80s coast side in the 60s. so first

thing tomorrow morning, 40s, 50s out the door tomorrow afternoon. it's going to be just a beautiful day in the south bay. warmer than average 81 in morgan hill and san jose is 78 degrees in sunnyvale on the peninsula, 76, san mateo, 66. in pacifica, downtown san francisco, 70 degrees. you're going to see a mix of sun and high clouds a lot like today. filtered sunshine in the north bay, 77 in napa, 76. san rafael. upper 70s around santa rosa in the east bay. mid 70s oakland. orinda 78, in fremont had inland and it's 78 in walnut creek, 79 in concord and livermore. here's your accuweather seven day forecast. bumping up the temperatures tomorrow into the low 80s. we'll hold you there inland, but along the coast and around the bay thursday numbers drop off. and then you'll notice the cooler weather for all areas on friday. as the fog is back into the picture and so is the sea breeze. but don't worry, by the weekend we go back up again and then early next week it's going

escaped and barged into traffic in butte, montana today. her name is viola. she was scheduled to be on stage, but decided to tour the city before her act. she paraded through the streets,

bringing cars to a standstill or backing away. people watched in shock and amusement. viola's handlers from jordan world circus were eventually able to subdue and return her after her whole street spectacle. >> sometimes she's got to stretch your legs. >> yes. >> all right. well, this really happened at the state capitol on monday. the uc santa cruz mascot, sammy the slug, showed up on the assembly floor floor to lead the campaign to make the banana slug the official state slug. sammy did not need to do any backroom dealing because the bill passed with only one member voting against it, and now moves to the state senate. california has quite the list of official state symbols, ranging from soil to fabric. now, sammy the slug. >> all right, chris alvarez joins us live from sacramento with sports tonight. >> oh chris what a tough night for the warriors a tough night. >> the season is over for the golden state warriors. just like that in the play in tournament we'll have highlights reaction where it all went wrong for the dubs here in sactown the beam is

lit. unfortunately

come to an end less than one year since the warriors actually beat the kings on this floor in game seven of the first round series, sacramento gets revenge in a big way tonight. golden center or golden one center just was rocking here a whiteout. that's a great great fan base up here in sacramento. looking to get revenge against stephen curry who put up 50 in game seven last year in the first harrison barnes misses and de'aaron fox the put back slam. what's a fox say. he had 24 kings in control pretty much the whole way down ten in the second jonathan kuminga scored six straight points for the warriors. he had 16 but the dubs down 15 come. he looking to keep the season alive hits the three and 14. play. finished with 22. didn't get any help though. he was double and triple teamed all night. 8875 kings in the third. keegan murray three of his game high 32. he hit eight threes and klay thompson and what could be his final game with the warriors zero for ten with six missed threes zero points that hurt kings up big in the fourth.

former warrior harrison barnes just had to feel good for him. the dagger three. the kings light the beam and the warriors season one 1894. is this the end of the warriors big three? >> we've been really blessed here with amazing players and, you know, multiple championships and finals appearances and, the highest of highs. and this is the flip side. >> it's a horrible feeling. when you go out there and compete, leave it all out there and doesn't go your way. we obviously understand you can't win it every year, but there was so much belief that we could make something of this season. >> lakers pelicans winner faces the nuggets. the loser faces the kings. lakers up two late. zion williamson had a big game. scored 40 points but left with an apparent hamstring issue. his status questionable for friday 97 all lebron james aging like a fine wine fadeaway two finished with 23. lakers win 110 106. they'll head to denver while the

pelicans will host sacramento friday night. perhaps without zion, he looks very frustrated. baseball now giants in miami. their fans making a trip there to florida scoreless in the second. matt chapman solo shot to left center. hey. his fourth of the year. it's one nothing giants but bottom of the sixth three two bases full of marlins luis arise a base hit to left field. two runs are going to score the marlins win six three. giants win the series in the rubber match tomorrow. a's hosting the cardinals. now that is a cool big gold chain. fifth inning tied at one. kyle mccann connects for his first career homer. it was gone, but the a's do fall to the cardinals, three two. abc seven sports is sponsored by

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