days. >> cowell will be shot up at 5- 9. >> reporter: parents made alert from administrators after a california high school in san ramon. despite it's frustrating that these threats >> there was graffiti found written in the bathroom wall. which made reference to shooting up the school on a specific date. a student shared this photo, he says is of the threat. circulating on snapshot. it reads in black marker, cal will be shot up 5-9, final warning. it >> it's pretty scary, think in your school could be shot up like that. >> reporter: many students found out about the front written in the boys bathroom of the world language building from their parents. the school district as a student founded around 11:30 wednesday morning. and reported to a staff member, law enforcement was notified, then parents in an email the district rights, there is nothing more important to us than the safety of your students, and the cal high staffing campus. we are grateful that once again, a student did the right thing. >> it's worrying as a parent, always worried. that is why i am always praying for the safety of everyone. >> reporter: this is not the first time come april 2018, a freshman was arrested for planning a school shooting at cal high on the anniversary of columbine back in september, and anonymous threatthey're bei funny by making people scared or something that's not funny. >> i will be on heightened alert. >> reporter: parents wondering if they should go to school. police are interviewing students and have found no other evidence to support the threat. >> we take these things very seriously. we will be there at the school, as we always are. extra people there. >> the school district tells me it has instituted an anonymous tip line, and hired a safety coordinator. so far, police tell me they have no leads. is a parent of a highschooler, i can certainly understand, saying i am not sure i would send my kid to school on may 9, we heard from that one parent, did you hear from others and saying the same thing? >> reportone parent was speaking out of an abundance of caution. i spoke to several parents and they feel the same wa >> totally understandable. plazus tonight, thank you. denied a college student package is being called a hero for saving lives during a shooting yesterday at the university of north carolina at charlotte. police say the gunman is a former student identified as 22- year-old tristan andrew terrel. he entered an anthropology class with a pistol and opened fire. the two male students were killed and four others were wounded. one of the victims, 21-year-old riley howell tackled the gunman, helping others to escape. >> but for his work, the assailant may not have been disarmed. unfortunately, he gave his life in the process. >> reporter: authorities charged terrel with two counts of murder, four counts of attempted murder, and assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. he is due in court tomod, polic investigating a homicide after a shooting this afternoon, it happened just before park. when police arrived they said they found a man suffering from several gunshot wounds. sky fox was over the scene a short time later you can see the crime scene tape around the area. also, a number of police cars and evidence markers in the street. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. in san francisco, police are investigating a deadly shooting which have been in the mission district, officers responded to a shot spotter activation just after four clock this afternoon near 20,000 and bar clusters. when they arrived they found a male victim on the ground, he was taken to the hospital where he ended up dying. sends us police say a pedestrian is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries tonight after being hit by a truck. it happened at a busy intersection today near the ucsf medical center at mount zion. first responders were called to sutter street just this morning police say the truck driver stayed at the scene and was cooperative. pedestrian and bicycle safety efforts block traffic on part of san francisco's market street. they say the streets through the heart of the city is not safe for people walking o'er on bikes and they are calling for an immediate ban on private vehicles. jana katsuyama joins us live along market street. the city is already considering a ban. >> reporter: they are, it is called the better market street , juliet is in the works right now but protesters say market street is just a mess with vehicles stopping different places, they say the city should act immediately. >> during rush hour at market and montgomery street, protesters are holding big signs and talking the talk. >> we are here today to call on the city to say no cars on market. >> reporter: a coalition of pedestrian safety, bicycle, and public transit advocates woalon crosswalk blocking cars from turning onto market street. they say private vehicles should be banned for public safety. >> it seems like they stop it random places with no warning just to pick up and drop off people, especially lift or erber. >> reporter: the protesters acknowledge the city has already implement a pilot project which bans cards on one stretch. and san francisco's better market street project made up of multiple agencies has called for only allowing access for meanies, taxes, delivery trucks and bicycles. protesters say the city should work immediately, not wait for approval. especially have already implement restrictions coming eastbound on down. i was able to do that but not able to make this downturn fictions? >> reporter: the better market street project manager christina leo says it's easy. >> we can't implement any improvements without getting clearance. >> reporter: it must clear to environment a spirit of past, it would ban all private vehicles, including those with handicap vehicles from riding on market street. >> taxi and paratransit will be allowed but brand lift would not be allowed their have to use passenger loading zones on the side street. >> reporter: residents say something must be done soon. >> it's nuts, it took us about 15 minutes just to get a few blocks. they have to be creative and try something. >> others are concerned about private cars that drop off passengers. rideshare users say they don't like the idea of being forced to use a taxi. >> i'm sure that the tech industry would also agree that it's a huge advantage, and, i think we should continue to keep the market competitive. >> aleo says the market street project is expected to go before the planning commission, about september or october, and then get federal approval sometime in december. reporting from sans in san francisco. f0x2 news. new 10:00, pg nd is a setting up a fund to help people who have lost homes or properties due to wildfires caused by pg nd equipment. back in 2017, wildfires were determined to have been caused by power lines. equipment is also suspected in the deadly camp fire. the proposed fund would provide temporary assistance until claims can be settled but first it has to be approved by a federal bankruptcy court. pg&e fired filed cing $13 billion in legal cl in potential liabilities. nancy washington where democrats say they could hold attorney general william barth in contempt of congress for refusing to testify before the house judiciary committee tomorrow. lauren blanchard is live in washington, where barr defended his handling of the mueller report today during a contentious senate hearing. lauren? >> julie contentious it certainly was. attorney general barr was expected to face more questioning, but in the house in morning. now barr says he will not attend, because he says democrats were planning to run that hearing inappropriately. >> reporter: the heated senate hearing wednesday lasted more than five hours. >> we have those notes? >> no. >> why not? >> why should you have them? >> reporter: america deserves better. he should resign. >> reporter: house judiciary democrats plan to have staff members question attorney general barr in hearing. the department of justice calling it inappropriate. plus, the dear jake sending this letter to the committee saying it would not provide the full mueller report to lawmakers. because, the committee has not articulated any legislative purpose. request for all of the special counsel's investigative files. has to this year he chairman and join other saying an attempt of citation could be next. >> complaints of subpoenas are not optional. >> reporter: praising his testimony of assignment senate. >> they got to treat him different than anyone else, i think you did a fantastic job. >> reporter:'s democrats say they have a day to give the attorney general to change his mind. >> we have the subpoena power, he knows that. >> reporter: chairman natalie says right now from his first priority is to get the full unredacted mueller report. he also says robert mueller is expected to testify before his midi midmonth. juliet his point, i have not agreed on an inductee. marin county is voting to legalize marijuana but it still does not have any retail stores for recreational pot. how one town is grappling with that issue. temperatures warm up today a good 10 degrees in some places, a warm-up is underway but it's a subtle one, we'll be back here with the details. coverage from the warehouse trial, and a new defense theory that arson started the deadly fire. >> one witness close by heard popping sounds, like glass breaking. ghost ship warehouse trial with the jury hearing from the attorney. henry leigh was in the courtroom today, he says we learned more about the defense theory that the fire was deliberately set using molotov cocktails. >> reporter: officially, the cause of the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire inequities undetermined. but, attorneys for derek ellman and max harris, the two men on trial for the tragedy say it is arson. >> on wednesday, tonio sarah took it one step further. >> one witness close by hesound breaking. right before the fire, and then he saw people run out the back door. that suggests that molotov cocktails, or at least bottles with gasoline were utilized in lawson. >> reporter: in his opening statement to the jury, he said the unidentified arsonist and not his client should be facing trial on 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. one count for each victim who died. the attorney said oakland police and firefighters visited the warehouse several times before the fire, and never brought up any safety issues. sarah prepared compared the ghost ship to the louvre. >> they thought it was beautiful and awesome and never told him that it was a fire hazard. they never red tagged him, they never gave him an eviction notice. >> reporter: sarah humanize -- says is the tyrant or cult leader he was called. this p was shown of him with his wife and children. >>client has trying to create a beautiful environment for art. and making it as safe as possible. >> reporter: the defense clearly trying to paint this client in the best possible life. a day later, harris's attorney described his client as a servant, cinderella, a janitor, and a christlike figure. testimony begins monday in oakland, f0x2 news. the fate of the burned-out ghost ship warehouse remains up in the air, the building is located near east 14th and the 31st avenue in the fruitville neighborhood. oakland city administrators says the building's owners filled out her first permit application incorrectly. the warehouse can't be torn down until she admits he never attorneys representing the families of 13 of the victimshe what happens after the demolition. >> the families would like to see some kind of a memorial put at the location. it has not been decided what that might be. but, significantly, we have agreed that there can be a memorial there. >> reporter: the process of taking down the building will be complex with debris at toxic chemicals left inside. experts say it could take weeks or even months and cost between two and $4 million. henry leigh plans to be inside the courtroom for the entire ghost ship trial. he is posting updates on twitter and will have the latest on ktvu and ktvu.com. researchers absent just essay a donation from mark benioff will be transformational in their efforts to study homelessness. >> we have been trying to get through and understand what is true, what will solve homelessness, what are myths we should leave behind, and to make sure that decisions every about how we spend our money are doing it with the best evidence they have. >> the donation from mark benioff and his wife lynn will go towards a five-year study. researchers plan to come up with more effective housing solutions and study why people end up on the streets in the first place. an update to a story we brought you last week about a man whose boat was destroyed during a police sweep on the oakland estuary. kramer received a 29 foot sailboat today from a viewer who saw our storyline. the boat has no motor and no sales but kramer is so grateful for the generous gift and now says he plans to buy an out motor and return to his slip and venetia. he had been living in his car since a backhoe demolished his boat which was illegally anchored in a cove along the oakland estuary. as we look at the temperatures from today you see they are warmer than they were yesterday, 80 in fairfield, 78 not like last week when we had the record once. definitely with onshore flow and fog and low clouds, this system which is going to cool things off on the weekend, we will be doing this pattern where we do a little warm up through friday and then a little cooldown into the weekend we will get more specific with that as we push forward. tomorrow you get into the day a lot like what we had today, that means some clouds and fog in the morning, breezy and cloudy and clears off is not the beaches. temperatures warm into the 60s red around the bay. the 70s and even upper 70s with a few low 80s in the warmest inland spots, that is where we are now, fog and seven cisco right now but overnight lows have been chilly so get ready for what we had last night for some places in the north bay upper 30s not quite that cool tonight, low 40s right on the edge of a number 40 in the north valley pretty chilly in concord and livermore, where you will find temperatures in the 40s tomorrow morning. and then, we warm up tomorrow like we did today. the mid-70s with a few low 80s in length. thank you, workers fill the streets to mark mayday, the message here on the bay area as its international workers day. an international police sting targeting car burglaries, how officers are using beta vehicles and trackers to try to catch thieves in the act. it's your time... .lf... . own it... take off in 3... 2... .aww it's time to get more. lower fares. better service. sweeter rewards. alaska airlines. hundreds of people marched through downtown oakland this evening just one day, one of many marches across the country to mark mayday. 1 may is international workers day >> in many countries it is a holiday celebrating the efforts of labor and recognizing workers rights. andre senior tells us that here in the bay area, the message today was people over profits. >> reporter: one of the first international workers or demonstrations to on 17th and west street in oakland. >> reporter: construction workers rally urging law changes to guarantee publicly funded project using union workers. >> there's a lot of underground economy where workers can exploit it, not paying the proper wages and benefits. >> reporter: in berkeley on the steps of the edmund station building, >> i can't even pay my child care with the wages i make here. >> reporter: and made a rally, one organization representing uc berkeley fortress, university council of american federation of teachers is currently locked in contract negotiations, a sticking point, a living wage for the bay area. >> the median annual salary is $19,000. $19,900. and i think it is really shameful that you see places with flexible labor. >> reporter: a custodian fears for the future of her job because the university has increasingly turned to outsourcing. >> the university should guarantee the community that they serve, isdrum brie beat, teachers just wrapped up negotiations with the district stood in solidarity with the longshore union with howard stadium at her returnable. >> in addition, teachers are asking for a tax on the porch. >> reporter: and sacramento governor gavin newsom shattered custodians at american river college where he said blue- collar workers state wide are feeling insecure about their day-to-day jobs. >> it is nice to get out of a suit and tie for a few minutes, quite literally get your hands dirty. >> reporter: in san jose, the mayday rally was held at the mexican heritage plaza with those in attendance marching to city hall. andre senior, ktvu f0x2 news. an emotional announcement from the family of a man killed in a fiery tesla crash. the allegation the suvs software was defective. oracle park tonight, buster posey gave the game-winning hit for the dodgers, marco shows more of incredible finish later in sports. coming up, like the bay area town always seem tolerant of marijuana is now struggling with permitting recreational pot sales. closed captioning for the 10:00 news brought to you by sleep worlds. we are soliciting our 50th anniversary, coming to celebrate with us. visit www.sleepworld.com. everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org  the family of a silicoaccid ann rubin tells us that the lawsuit claims the autopilot feature on his model x was defective, when his car plowed into a highway median. >> it's been one year since the fiery crash on highway 101 which killed walter fong. his -- for his winter, the pain is still fresh. >> i missed him so much, not just family. friends miss him a lot. >> reporter: now, she has filed a lawsuit saying tesla, maker of the model x he was drivinath the document al autopilot spider took him out o to safety, pointed him at a fixed concrete barrier than accelerated almost 10 mph in three seconds and drove him into the barrier. >> the vehicle was traveling 70 mph to the point of impact. a passerby pulled him from the tesla but it was too late. >> i believe tesla did know there were problems and glitches with the car, with the autopilot. >> a preliminary report from the ntsb on the crash says, quote, the vehicle did not detect the drivers hands on the wheel in the six seconds before the crash and experts say there may be a problem with what drivers perceive the tesla can do. >> i think there is a lot of confusion about autopilot which tesla encourages just by calling it autopilot. it's not an automatic pilot. it's a really fancy cruise control point >> reporter: while tesla declined to comment on the atement last year. did issue a in it, they say, quote, owners have driven the same stretch of highway with autopilot engaged roughly 85,000 times on this st of highway near mountain view that walter noticed a problem in the weeks before his death. attorneys say he took the car to the dealership but they wouldn't replicate the problem, he also tried to show his wife. >> he wanted to show me at that time it did not happen. >> reporter: with this lawsuit they say they want to prevent another tragedy like this one. >> tesla appears to be beta testing its software on live drivers. >> the state of california is also named in the lawsuit, saying caltrans failed to replace a safety barrier after it was damaged in a fire crash in that spot. in fremont and rubin, ktvu f0x2 news. s times reported ost to build will cost an extra $1.8 billion to build the first section of track in the central valley, bringing the total to 12.4 billion dollars. the report says the 19 mile section from bakersfield to merced would be completed sometime between 2026 and 2030. back in march, governor gavin newsom cast doubt on the future of high-speed rail in california, refusing to commit to the project beyond that first section. in walnut creek, police are trying a new tactic in their fight against car break-ins and other crimes. they are putting trackers on items in hopes of putting a thief in the act and shortly thereafter. bait items include everything from purses to bikes. officers say they have made about a dozen arrests since starting this program. >> hypothetically, a tracker instead of inside of a purse? >> the purses meds, dispatch center is notified and we are able to monitor it and follow where that item is going. in residential areas, parks and parking garages. nguyen 10:00, tiny fairfax right in the heart of marin county is dealing with an issue of retail marijuana sales. it is ironic since fairfax is home to one of the first medical pot shops anywhere in the country. deborah is in fairfax tonight after attending a council meeting where the issue was debated. deborah? >> reporter: frank, that pioneering dispensary opened in 1997 and is still there. but, for medical sales only. what fairfax and so many communities are trying to figure out, is recreational cannabis. >> reporter: first farmers market of the season, and fairfax is as funky as ever. always more counterculture than corporate. ask those born and raised here. >> one of the last town in marin tried to stay this way, free and open spirited and open- minded. >> reporter: not so free- spirited on legal pot. more than a dozen meetings so far and still no coordinates. >> you would think fairfax, rock stars, janis joplin and everyone else. famous musicians. then, why is it illegal here? >> reporter: the only reason we are here is because we are grandfathered in. >> reporter: the town's only dispensary has been in the spot 25 years, but customers here must still have a medical card. >> people are shocked. they walk in, and they find out we are medical only as a storefront, because that is all we are allowed to do. and, they say so where can i go? >> reporter: for a walk-up store, no others in marin. the closest are san francisco, berkeley, or north to sonoma county. >> it's ridiculous. we voted for it. i'm for it. bring it to my town. >> reporter: fairfax is inching towards the permit process which would define how and where commercial cannabis could be sold. >> someone comes to you and wants to do this, they want to help you and a friend to the town. >> reporter: critics want none of it, alarmed about drug abuse in young people. >> there telling citizens as a whole that it is an accepted product, that it is okay. >> reporter: fairfax is now poised to allow at least two cannabis stores. this pioneering dispensary hopes to be one of them, and fairfax would be the first marin jurisdiction with brick and mortar marijuana. in a county where three out of four voters said yes to legalization, delivery is the only option right now. despite there's a serious not in my backyard attitude. yeah. we -- i mean, 76% of this town voted in favor of proposition 64. fairfax is not alone, tackling cannabis. most municipalities adopted moratoriums when the state the to have a game plan now by the end of october. >> deborah, thank you. the las vegas city council today approved new pot smoking lounges where you can light up in public. recreational marijuana has been legal in nevada since 2017. but, this is the first time that smoking it will be allowed in public. they will not allow alcohol and cannot be in casinos or along the las vegas strip. >> still to come to light a fire chief and seven cisco made a final public appearance today as chief. >> grateful that i'm leaving when i want to leave. despite her retirement after 30 years and how she was honored tonight. it did warm up today, then it cooled down. the details when we return. up first in three minutes, bay area couple pleads guilty in the college admission scandal and they could now be going to prison. did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. cloud apps and support. comcast business goes beyond at&t. start with internet and voice for just $59.90 a month. it's everything a small business owner needs. comcast business. beyond fast. california's population grew last year but not as fast as in years past. it's hard to slowest growth rate ever. estimates today -- 187 more than the year before. the growth rate of 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water. always bottled at the mountain source. sponsored by audi, visit your bay area audi dealer today. 10:00, sandra disco fire chief joanne hayes wife during a ceremonial first pitch at tonight giants game. the chief is being honored as thanks for her nearly 30 years of service to the city. >> ktvu's amberly live at arco park tonight where she sat down with chief white who is retiring at the end of the week. >> reporter: we have a chance to join the chief as we took to the field here at oracle park. she spoke about serving the city she loves. wednesday night at oracle park, joanne hayes wife rolled out the first pitch of the giants dodgers game it was her last public appearance as chief after 30 years at her apartment, she is retiring. it is surreal right now, there have been long days, but generally the years have flown. despite how are you doing? >> the longest serving fire chief of any serving city. bruce pesci gave her a giants jersey, she gifted him a fire helmet. >> the pride that i have in this job in this department, i know i leave it better than i found it which was one of my goals. >> reporter: in 1990, hayes wife began her career as one of the city's first female firefighters. she rose through the ranks. >> congratulations. >> reporter: in 2004, then mayor gavin newsom appointed his wife as to. she has weathered controversy and challenges. hayes came under fire from the firefighters union, and calls for her resignation over slow response times of and --. >> is not a popularity contest, i had to make some tough calls. looking back i don't have any regrets. as chief i would never expect someone to do something i would not do anything myself. i think that served me really well. >> reporter: she says she is proud that she has a diverse and talented staff many him she hired. taking great pride in raising three sons. and for men and women who deserve a role model. among her the ribbon cutting ceremony for a newly rebuilt firehouse. there, shea firefighter. >> pulled from the third floor, going out with a bang for sure. >> hayes white has come full circle she told me as a teenager she just sold lemonades at giants games. tonight she closes out her career on the giants home turf. her last day at the office will be tomorrow where there will be a retirement party. amberly, ktvu f0x2 news. maryland inbreed has nominated steve preminger for the board of directors for the city's noticeable transportation agency. board of supervisors and help the director of muni after ed raskin steps down in mid august. the mayor says amateur will bring decades of experience in local and regional transportation to the muni board. already, real quick, a bit of a break and go without an earthquake reported up in calistoga areas, the 3.1 not that big. it was felt in calistoga, but not in santa rosa. calistoga saying the reports of damage right now. temperatures outside today warmer than they were yesterday, we'll keep you updated on that earthquake as well. that's a small one, 3.4 apartment at 3.1. fairly small but definitely worth mentioning. a lot of times those earthquakes are induced by the geysers, the geothermal activity. there are swarms of earthquakes around there, geothermal stuff just around geyserville obviously and then near calistoga. so, the warming of the errors because the air is sinking that is why temperatures today warmed up they will cool down a bit on saturday and sunday as another week, when it gets closer. so, tomorrow and sunday pretty darn nice it will be like today temperatures in the mid and upper 70s even low 80s. most of us will be somewhere in that 70 range for the temperatures running ahead of where they were last night. it was cold last night chili tonight but not as cold as last night. last night we saw upper 30s. mid-30s further north. but, these are temperatures for tomorrow morning. temperatures in vallejo at 47. that's the system for the weekend, this is the next couple of days, highs precariously hanging on and gets us back into the 70s and low 80s, not like last week we were in the 90s. then the system shows up this weekend. that cools us back down to where we were a couple of days ago. remember how cool it was on monday and tuesday that is what we are going back to. so, the forecast highs tomorrow, not the warmest day of the week but a lot like today, only a degree or two warmer inland. 60s around the bay, 75 in sunnyvale, it's a perfect day isn't it. patchy fog and the coast it burns off like it has been, patching up, it will come back we'll see son at times certainly we will see some sunny times out at pacifica. len my beach there then it will go away. the day moves on, the forecast and for the five day, five day in the weekend, sunday is a pretty significant drop, chance of shower but it will not happen. we just got to happen but there will be a drizzle on sunday. that is a long way out. we will see you back here at 11:00. coming up in sports, tempers flying high in denver tonight game two between the blazers and the nuggets. margo tells us why everyone got so heated, next. then 11:00 news, more trouble on facebook the serious accusations of insider trading, some of the biggest names at facebook are facing. giants and dodgers always ring the best out of the giants. this budget seems to, you look at the big picture, one month through the season, both the a's and giants teams are looking up at the rest of their respective divisions. but, the giants were the team that played more like the first- place team tonight, that's stephen playing on both sides of the bay, perhaps be back in the major league. best step of the season, that's what he said, striking out max muncy, sixth inning he gave up one run and here it is, he fails to cover first. hernandez scoring 2nd to 114 purchase. here is the pitch that bruce didn't agree with. buster posey took it for a strike. but she gets ejected gets his money's worth. buster gets his revenge. two outs, the struggle to left, stephen got a great jump, cut the bag at third, he's got his peace with the slide. look at eon, it looks like he's pumped up about a victory, they take the series in the game 2-1. winter park is becoming a thing for the a's the way they are playing is not a good thing. they are zero on the road so far. slept over the weekend in toronto, a's fans at fenway looking for them to snap out of despite the fact they get a nice clutch hit from ramon laureano with two outs. the second, his rbi single first run of the game, but mitch moreland, who is this guy. out of nowhere, nine homeruns, taking fires the other way, one of the problems, with 6.81 e.r.a. . look at the fan here. bummed out by the fact that he did not come close. three runs expert is a way for the red sox, andrew bennett sandy, that's the way it's going for the a's right now. a's for the red sox to run dunker, and the final 7-3. they had to pittsburgh now to continue the sofar winless road trip. did you enjoy it last liner li the warriors and rockets in game two, quite enjoyable. one guy actually raised his hand when he was called for a foul. warriors, man, it's going to be tough although most fans you think i got it made with the rockets with their 2-0 lead, game three saturday night at houston but these guys don't quit. warriors built a 15 point lead, must make mention of the play of andrea iguodalla, who made 15 points in the back shooting, he's been a revelation as usual in the postseason. keep him healthy. keep him taking advice from the great erin jordan. >> videos i respect, things of the game, he said leave the rest alone, shut up and play. doing the best i can. they should have an impact on how you approach it you just got to play. this is like one person, anything they say it's 100% correct. >> when michael says shut up and play. just go do it, right? particular interest to warriors fans who like many of us like to get ahead of ourselves. figuring the warriors are going to take care of houston. he would a play next? it's anybody's next at this point, portland and denver 1-1, and that is your case, they call this not bag. between the legs of the defender, paul handles it, denver is in for some business tonight. a very balanced score by the blazers lighting biases in mccollum, damien lillard only 14 tonight but they get the win, semantics here, pushing cantor into his own teammates, that starts a little ruckus, you know? no punches thrown really, there you go. this series 1-1 game three friday in portland, 97-90 is the final cement, got a little time to check this out, cto action, tigers fan, two-time loser loses his fries and a burger, does come up with the ball, but then he loses his pizzame guy. >> are you kidding? >> yeah. that's about $280 worth of food out there. start i get it. >> all worth checking out, that is sporting live at this hour. time for mourners. next 11:00. >> it's pretty scary. thinking your school could be shot, a shooting like that. students and parents on heightened alert tonight after the front of the shooting was found on the bathroom wall in east bay. ktvu news starts now. written threat of a shooting found in a high school in san ramon. despite police say they are stepping up patrols in response to the graffiti, parents telling us they may keep their kids at home. live coverage from azenith smith, this is not the first time -- this is the first time someone has threatened that school. >> reporter: julie this is the third serious threat in the past year or so. this time the threat was inside a restroom in the world language building on campus. police tell me they will have extra patrols on may 9 and in the coming days. >> the town will be-- cal will be shot up ter threatening word found at a california high school in san ramon. >> it is frustrating, that these continue across all the schools. >> reporter: there was graffiti found written in the bathroom wall, on a bathroom wall, that made

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