we are assisting the police and the ongoing investigation. workers at the warehouse say there was a strong smell of the weekend and investigated on their own. they discovered plastic bags that appeared to contain there human remains your investigators suspect they are the remains of piseth chhay, a driver for uber. they will have to do dna testing to know whether those are in fact those of piseth chhay who disappeared after telling his friends he was going to visit 40 year old bob tang. >> we are looking for a missing person, and we don't know of any other missing person that is tied to mr. tang. >> reporter: the place of been trying to track down bob tang but he has also disappeared and investigators believe he fled the country and is now in cambodia. there's no timeline on how long the dna testing will take on the remains. in hayward, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. u.s. supreme court says they will review the president trump travel ban. the ruling narrows the scope of the lower port finding blocking the president's ban on the six majority muslim countries. >> reporter: a huge win for president trump and the high court striking down the lower or decisions that prevented the president from blocking travelers from six muslim majority countries for 90 days. >> in the interim, and with the support of the supreme court rules, the president travel ban will stay in effect in all court rulings that have interfered with the travel ban are null and void as of today. >> reporter: the court agreed to hear the full arguments on the ban in october but expect changes for travelers soon in the meantime. the president said that within 72 hours of the supreme court go ahead that the ban would be implemented.>> reporter: another issue is whether justice anthony kennedy will retire now that the decision is over and perhaps giving president trump another chance to leave a lasting imprint on the court. >> if president trump nominate someone in the nature of judge neil gorsuch and stepping forth with his possible nominees, i think you will see a dramatic shift, at least in the hotly contested constitutional cases we all love to watch. >> reporter: a course that assumes that justice kennedy will be stepping down and getting mixed signals from the judge himself. in washington, doug luzader, kd uvu -- ktvu fox 2 news. >> we have more from the travelers weighing in on this announcement.>> reporter: good afternoon. remember one president trump first signed executive order critics called the travel ban unconstitutional and un- american and it touched off a fierce debate in the country. we talked with travelers at the international airport about this partial victory for the trump administration. >> i think it is a tragedy for the country and for, you know, immigrants that are coming into this country. that is what it's for. >> if we can put up security systems and different things to protect our homes, why can the president not put something up to protect our country? if that is the measure they feel they need to do, and i know some people feel bad about it because of the whole racist thing. it is not about racism, but about protecting our country . >> reporter: initially several lower courts including the ninth circuit in san francisco blocked the ban on travel from six mostly muslim countries but the court has reinstated much of the travel ban until the high court here's the arguments later in the year. the supreme court said the trump administration can stop travel to the u.s. by foreign nationals that cannot prove they have a connection or relationship with a person or entity in the country. our legal analyst says that remains to be seen what that means in practical terms. >> this ban has the allowance for people to come in from countries if they have "a bona fide connection" with say an american university because they are coming in as students, or the american business enterprise because they have a job waiting for them. >> reporter: enforcement of the order could be an issue and in fact in the opinion, justice clarence thomas said he is worried this decision will put an unfair burden on federal officials while they try to figure out whether the person trying to come to the u.s. has a bona fide relationship with someone in this country. the high court will hear arguments on the revised travel ban this october. the supreme court also agreed to hear the appeal from the owner of the colorado bakery that refused to make a wedding cake for the same-sex couple in 2012. jack phillips, the owner of the masterpiece cake shop told a gay couple they would not make the wedding cake due to his religious beliefs. the couple filed a discrimination complaint and the colorado court ruled against phillips and they have petition the supreme court claiming the ruling violates his freedom of speech, and the case will be heard in the fall. some senate republicans are expressing doubt about holding the bill on the healthcare and waiting for the nonpartisan congressional budget office and so far five republican senators oppose the health care plan and more than enough to kill the republican proposal. there is concern for a number of senators that plan on cutting the medicaid funding but the bill could earn more supportive changes are made this week. >> right now i'm undecided, and there are things in this bill that adversely affect my state and peculiar to my state. those can be addressed, i will. if they cannot be addressed, i won't. >> the president insists that republicans are not that far from a deal and that changes are coming in an effort to win the vote. getting hurt while trying to break up the big fight at the westfield mall on market street. >> reporter: the police rushed to the scene around 6:45 pm last night after fights broke out in the video posted on twitter shows how chaotic the situation was. it is unclear what started the fight and the police closed the mall to help to control the situation, and the spokesperson said that a number of people were detained. calling for the recall of judge aaron persky turned in at the santa clara county registrar of voters, and the leaders assigned the notice of intent to begin the official launch of the recall aaron persky campaign and believes he has a long history of ice in cases involving sex crimes and violence against women in favor of the white underprivileged defendants. last year the senates of aaron persky brought this defendant six months in jail after being found guilty of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on campus. signatures are collected to put the recall aaron persky initiative on the 2018 ballot. coming up, how the mail carrier in sacramento jumped into action during the fire, multiple reasons he is known as the local hero. thank goodness it is cooling down in the bay area and the full course fast -- full forecast is coming up next. one girl dangling 25 feet in the air at the amusement park and what may be the blame. ♪ ♪ be 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aboard. witnesses said the ferryboat was overcrowded and that the boat was rocking back and forth before sinking. the exact cause remains under investigation and the colombian president said most of those either rescued or found their way to shore. the joint chief of staff in afghanistan to push the new strategy of president trump which includes sending in 4000 new troops and meeting with afghanistan officials and american coalition leaders and troops. although the afghan forces have approved -- improve their ability to fight they still need help. dealing with the cyberattack on the number of state websites, the john kasich and of first lady sites had to be taken down and instead of the usual messages they found a page from team system dz and ending with "i love the islamic state." security leaders are trying to figure out who is behind the cyberattack. the british leaders say that at least 60 high-rise buildings have failed the fire test, and testing 600 exterior on buildings across the uk after this last week's fire killed 79 people. the flammable exterior led to the quick spreading of the flames and the government is donating more than $1 million to support the survivors of that devastating fire and 4000 people from the at risk buildings have been ordered to evacuate. u.s. wildlife agencies have given the green light to reengineer the california water system. governor brown came up with the $16 billion plan to build the massive twin tunnels to carry water from the delta to southern california. the u.s. fish and wildlife service and national marine fisheries service said that the project can coexist with the endangered fish that inhabit the waters of the delta. supporters say the project will help the struggling native fish in the sacramento river and giving the central valley farmers a better water supply. they said it is a threat to the fish nearing extension. the video of the man being rescued from the top of the waterfall at the yuba river, the man swept down the river from the emerald pools in the nevada county. they found him sitting on a rock in the middle of the river not far from the waterfall. they lowered a basket to get them to safety and the chp rest his girlfriend who was stranded on a ledge in the same area while trying to find them. neither one of them was seriously injured. sly injured. it is cooler this monday for sure after the blazing hot week last week with temperatures cooling on friday taking us into the week in, and they continue even to the most inland areas. it was very hot and last thursday with pete for many with santa rosa at 93, 106 four concord, and today everyone in the 70s. we have that weak system that came into lift the fog bank and the cloud deck is now at 3000 feet. it had no problem clearing the coastal hills but we are seeing clearing from the south to the north today hot over the weekend, cooler today and tomorrow will be the coolest day. the cloud deck will max itself out today with patchy and low clouds tomorrow. you would have to go out of the valley to find 90s, 60s, 70s and 80s for us into tomorrow. this burned off and the reason is we have the system coming in and you can see it spinning in the atmosphere which helped to increase the low cloud deck. some temperatures running warmer compared to the weekend because we have more son earlier to the south, the same for the east and the north. the breezes are picking up west, and that onshore breeze started late last night and went into this morning. 26 to 32, gusting up to 40 at travis. it is been rocking and rolling out there. 50s on the temperatures, near 60 for some, water temperatures coming up after that dome of high pressure was over us. we lost our northwest wind and we can get it back a little bit. look for clearing but slow for those to the north with thunderstorm activity coming in to push this out of the area from sunday. northeast california on the lee side of this year without seeing much today. we had this little circulation that will bring in cooler air and also chewing up those low cloud decks. tomorrow will be patchy but this is setting the stage for cooler patterns for everybody. 60s, 70s, even if it clearlake and vacaville. a slow process for some, and taking until now, especially out to the valley to see temperatures slightly below to near average. most of the inland temperatures are below average at 85, and concord, livermore low to mid 80s with the cooler pattern. that will take us into tuesday. wednesday, one extreme to the other and it looks like a normal pattern on wednesday and a little bit warmer on thursday and friday but just upper 80s and low 90s. the mail carrier in sacramento called a hero for helping to fight the house fire. that is not the first time robert sweeney help to save lives. he saw the fire friday afternoon and grabbed the garden hose and spray the house with water. those inside were able to escape but a number of the pet were still trapped in the house and the firefighters were able to eventually get them out. >> they got the word out, and they had a dog and kittens in the front room, and hopefully they did not get smoke inhalation. >> you were spring the house down while they were doing that? that yes. >> in 2008 robert sweeney saved the life of a baby girl that had a seizure. the mother saw him walking his route and she asked him for help so he gave the baby cpr until the medics could arrive. a little girl was dangling from the ride over the weekend. >> we will catch you, honey, go ahead.>> the 14-year-old girl was not seriously hurt. she was riding on the sky right gondola at six rag -- six flags great escape when her brother was screaming for help. the sheriff department said she slipped under the metal restraining bar due to the human error on her part. she was dangling above the ground but before the park officials could get to her, the crowd gathered below promising to catch her if she would let go, and they did. >> she is okay.>> god put us in the right place at the right time. we were able to do something good to save a child's life. >> the park officials inspected the ride and said it is in good and working order. disturbing find in some packages of chicken bites and what to do with you had this at home. the utilities have led to stocks higher in the afternoon trading on this monday. financial stocks also higher with the dow jones up by 45 points. takata airbags maker is filing for bankruptcy detection after the airbag inflators played a role in the death of over a dozen people and our reporter explains how this move will impact the largest auto related recall in america's history. >> reporter: the japanese maker of faulty airbags file for bankruptcy detection in tokyo and the u.s. takada corporation hit with legal recalls and said this will allow them to provide replacements for those airbags responsible for over a dozen death. >> is a maker of the safety parts for the automobile industry our failure to maintain a stable supply would have a major impact across the country.>> reporter: the inflator explode to forcefully causing shrapnel to fly which is the cause of 16 fatalities with 180 injuries. 100 million of the inflators have been recalled around the world including 69 million in the u.s.. >> i deeply apologize from my heart for damaging all of those involved and the creditors. >> reporter: most of the takada assets are expected to be taken over by the chinese owned auto parts maker in detroit with 850 million going to automakers to assist with the recall costs and takada will make the re- emplacement -- replacement inflators. >> given this environment dealing with the recall issues i think this was unavoidable for takada to fail to take the measure. >> reporter: they have put $125 million in a fund for the victims and 36% of the airbags recalled in the u.s. have been replaced. ktvu fox 2 news. the california-based company overhill farms is recalling 50,000 pounds of chicken products meant for small children that could contain bones. the frozen chicken bites were made in august 30, 2016, february 1 and february 9 of this year along with april 25. check your freezers to find any yummy spoonfuls chicken bites and the bulk 30 pound boxes also included in the recall. no illnesses have been reported but if you have the product either throw it away or return it to the store where it was purchased for a refund. digitally transferring cast each other but customers could be using plastic to spend the cash according to the tech site, venmo would let users spend the money without rating for a transfer from the bank account. that would set in the -- set it apart from other credit card companies. talking to the number studios about creating script and tv programming aimed at 13- 34-year-olds. the wall street journal said that in some cases facebook will offer $3 million an episode. facebook says they want to avoid topics of politics and news, and shows with nudity and rough language. the goal date is set for late this summer. google no longer personalizing advertisement on your screen and the mountain view company has been criticized for the use of private data for years by privacy advocate companies. they would use other sources like recent searches, things you watch on youtube to personalize the ads. hawaii is named as the worst day to make a living and california is not behind. the median income in hawaii is just over $40,000 but not enough to make up for the living expenses that are two thirds higher than the rest of the nation. california took the number two spot among the worst states to make a living. washington was named the best date followed by minnesota and illinois. >> it is a wonderful place to visit though. i love hawaii. catching cheaters and hov lanes and why the bay area transportation officials say the carpool lanes are failing. the vandalism at the park that is over 100 years old and how much all of this damage will cost to fix. have to travel from its source to the bottle? a hundred miles? a thousand miles? how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser always bottled at the mountain source. how fafrom its sourcelpine spring to the bottle?travel ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. the bay area carpool lanes are failing according to the report from the bay area metropolitan transportation commission. >> the commission says that lawmakers should earmark more money for the chp to crack down on the carpool cheats, and allie rasmus joins us live from berkeley with the story. >> reporter: on interstate 80 in berkeley the rule is three people are more in order to drive in the hov high octane vehicle lane. the bay area transportation officials have confirmed what many drivers know all along is that a lot of people simply do not follow the rules. the carpool lanes are more crowded than ever. there are more people than ever driving the clean air vehicles and the drivers are legally allowed to use the carpool lane if they get the state issued decal. the number of plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles have grown by 200% in the bay area in the last two years. add that to the hov lanes and they have gotten clogged or >> that is one fourth of the customers in the carpool lane and they really ought not be there.>> reporter: the bay area metropolitan transportation commission broke down the worst highways, 880 in fremont with 16 to 20% of the vehicles having solo drivers. in the east bay as they approached the san mateo and dumbarton bridge as many as one third of the vehicles are carpool cheats. and highway 101 in san mateo during commute times with up to 40% of the vehicles driving in the carpool lanes without extra passengers. >> they will jump in, jump out or go around. they get in, get stuck or the windows are tinted so that you cannot see. >> i saw a guy putting a dummy in the seat like a mannequin. >> reporter: the program lets the cleaner vehicles used the carpool lane but that is set to expire in 2018. there is a bill to extend it but they will oppose the bill unless the lawmakers set aside funds to have dedicated chp officers cracking down on the carpool cheats. >> we want clean air and encourage the use of cleaner vehicles but at the same time we want the carpool lanes to move more efficiently.>> reporter: the federal standard for the functioning carpool lane means that the traffic must be moving at least 45 miles an hour or faster, at least 90% of the time. according to the bay area mtc, only 50% of the bay area carpool lanes meet that standard. there is a deep fine for driving in the carpool lane without a clean air vehicle sticker our no extra passengers -- or no extra passengers and it is almost $500 but does not seem to be a deterrent for driving in the carpool lane anyway. the bulk of the criminal charges dropped against the former oakland police officer, prosecutors dismissed two felony obstruction of justice charges against ryan waterhouse , accused of paying the sex worker and warning her about the undercover prosecution staying. the move came after the defense made of movement to disclose the identity and that d8 refused saying that doing so would jeopardize his life. the attorney was also legal analyst is that the judge had no choice but to dismiss the felony charges. >> the case is dismissed. it is simple. we made a motion to disclose the informants and the district attorney refused. the judge granted it for them to tell us the informant and the only choice they had was to dismiss the felony counts and they did. >> the misdemeanor charge of engaging in prostitution still stands for waterhouse who retired from the open police last year and they could still refile the obstruction charges or challenge the judge's ruling on the informant. >> jury selection underway in the fraud trial of the pharmaceutical company ceo that raised the cost of a life- saving drug by 5000%. here's the video of martin shkreli arriving at the federal court room, arrested in 2015 charged with security fraud in an unrelated case and free on bail. he is accused of cheating investors out of $11 million in a ponzi scheme and if convicted he could get up to 20 years in prison. the high profile shooting in minnesota reaching a settlement and the city will pay the philando castile family nearly $3 million to avoid the federal wrongful death lawsuit. the officer yanez shot and killed him last summer while in his car and the girlfriend live streamed the aftermath on the facebook. they have decided to leave the forest for the officer. possible hate crimes against muslims in davis in sacramento on saturday. the kron filled with bacon was burned and left hanging on a handcuff at the sacramento mosque on the fence. on saturday not pages but from the kron were thrown outside of the islamic center in davis and picked up by worshipers during the ramadan prayers. the muslim leaders this said that there centers and religion have been targeted but they remain united. >> the statement in the faith of evil actions, we will stay the course and stick, and move forward. >> it is sad that people resort to this to try to intimidate the faith community but we will not let them win. >> this is the second time the data center is been targeted and last week a man found guilty of vandalizing the property and leaving bacon on the door handles. the playground at the golden gate park is closed after vandals towards the slide and did other damage over the weekend. >> the san francisco park officials say it will cost $1 million to repair the playground and they are searching for whoever is responsible. >> reporter: families and especially children visiting the koret children's playground golden gate park were shocked to see this, the slides charged at the hands of vandals. >> i am disappointed because this is one of my favorite parts of the park. >> it is kind of sad really. who would do that? >> reporter: many children unsure what a vandal is and mr. traveling to the area visiting the park for the first time. >> there's really no reason to vandalize a kids park. that is pretty innocent. >> it is disturbing. where i'm from we don't see many parks being vandalized. >> reporter: the fire was reported at 12:30 am and fire crews responded to immediately put it out and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. no one was injured.>> we usually see things like broken glass, graffiti. this is a pretty rare occurrence. >> reporter: the san francisco recreation and parks department has no idea who is responsible and the last time any of the parks were set on fire it was at a playground in 2005. >> i think it is weird that someone would even think to do it at a playground. of all places, that is where small kids come to to be safe and play with other kids.>> reporter: park officials say will need to be replaced based on their expense and rehabbing playgrounds they estimate it will cost $1 million. it was originally opened in 1888. the playground reopened in 2007 at three $3 million renovation at koret children's playground . >> $1 million is an expense playground. >> reporter: despite the high cost of replacing investors hope it will happen soon expect a lot of things happen that don't need to happen and this is one thing that does not need to happen. hopefully we can find the funds to do it because this is a wonderful gathering place for the children. >> reporter: we are told there will be extra patrols in light of what happened and anyone with information is asked to contact the san francisco fire department. ktvu fox 2 news. one of the weekend's largest pride celebrations was in san francisco with hundreds of thousands of people lining the streets.>> [ cheers ] >> there was plenty of music, dancing with hundreds of groups marching including several that protested the trump administration policies. some say the tone was toward protecting equality. >> is seemed more like a protest in those days dan in these days although i think with our current administration we are back into the protest days. we have really got to struggle to keep our rights. >> this year about 260 groups took part in the parade which is about average but the sf pride president said most of those groups were bigger than normal. the support among same-sex marriages is growing even among those groups that were strongly opposing it. the research center found that nearly 2/3 of all americans support it and for the first time a majority of the baby boomers and african-americans support same-sex marriages. 67% of the roman catholic survey said they support same-sex marriage but only one third of the eb helical dashed evangelical christians support it. go to our website to see the photo gallery video of the weekend events for the pride parade. we will show you the hilarious reaction from this irish weatherman and his coanchors after he almost get blown away. we take a live look outside in the bay area in our meteorologist takes a look at these cooler temperatures in the bay area this week. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. chp arrested a motorcyclist suspected of several incidents of reckless driving and vandalism in the east bay. the chp helicopter monitoring eastbound 24 between orinda and 680 where the motorcyclist had been speeding and breaking the side view mirrors your eric winston jr. of antioch was later arrested. if your vehicle was damaged by someone on agreeing kawasaki motorcycle chp would like to hear from you. a number fires are burning around the country today and the biggest fire in southern utah 250 miles south of salt lake city. the fire started a week and half ago and only 10% contained this afternoon with 15,000 people evacuated. stronger wind today is creating red flag conditions. the brushfire in los angeles county is still burning in santa clarita and has burned over 100 acres and 50% contained. they believe it started with a traffic collision where the tree caught on fire and spread the flames. the nearby communities have been evacuated and no injuries have been reported. the fourth of july's this weekend and the police department is on the lookout for illegal fireworks and they found 10,000 -- $10,000 worth of illegal fireworks and they got a tip that led to the house with a garage door wide open when they arrived your the police department and bomb squad helped to remove the fireworks due to the hazard. >> if a fire were to start in that house if it reached the garage it would be a huge fire and explosions. >> i know how fire can jump from one house to the next house and it could've been very bad. >> the police arrested at 37- year-old man on felony possession on illegal fireworks with intent to distribute, and he said he got the fireworks from out-of-state. get ready for the changes in airport security procedures and parts of the country and alex savidge has more on these changes being phased in slowly. >> reporter: apparently our carry-on bags are far too cluttered and the tsa said it is tough for the ages despite the potentially dangerous items. they will have people pulling out more of those items in the near future and what that means for you is that you may have to put your laptop, tablet, food and even books in separate bins while passing through the security checkpoint. tsa is testing the new security procedures at a handful of airports around the country including lax, phoenix and las vegas. sfo is not taking part in the pilot program right now and the tsa said that the passenger carry-on bags can be so full that even the x-ray machines have trouble seeing what is inside. a lot of travelers we have spoken to said they're not looking forward to unpacking their carry-on bags>> i travel a lot for business but it would be a pain. i love it when i can pre-check, sellthrough and not worry about anything else. >> they need better x-ray machines. already, you know, they are invading your privacy, patting you down everywhere. sometimes it is uncomfortable. but to have to take everything out of your purse and put everything back, that's over- the-top. >> reporter: we already go through a lot of steps to pass through the security checkpoint, taking off our shoes and tossing our water bottles but some feel this is going too far. even the aclu has privacy concerns, especially when it comes to the sensitivity of the people's reading materials and they don't like the idea of the agents at the security checkpoints thumbing through someone's books or magazines they may be looking at. again, these new rules are only in place at a handful of airports across the country but the pilot program is potentially going to be faced in slowly across the country in the near future. at sfo, alex savidge, ktvu fox 2 news. it is monday afternoon and compared to last week we have come down about 25 to 30 degrees for some and happy to say for those of you that thought it was too hot, this clear pattern started on the weekend. it took a while to get inland but today is the day of toward lake county, eastern celano or contra costa, it was still hot over the weekend but today much cooler. breezy to windy and even with the sunshine the fog burning from the south to the north with temperatures settling into slightly below average. taking that into tuesday and as you know last week was ridiculously hot. up to 105-110 but that is backed off. patchy fog tonight and low clouds lifting way up. 60s, 70s and 80s for most with this onshore breeze. the low pressure is moving in with this weak system moving through up through midwest california which is enhancing the onshore breeze. temperatures their average and slum -- some are slightly above average. that cloud deck burns off getting temperatures to jump up a little bit but still running below where we were. west southwest, even north in novato but that delta breeze, once it kicks in at 25 to 35, even sacramento will cool down. due west oakland, sfo and hayward. even vacaville getting the west southwest for this time of year which is a good sign we get the seabreeze. water temperatures coming up at 54 to 58 and 10 days ago it was 49-41 and it probably won't go any warmer with that high- pressure system moving off. we could get a northwest breeze which would help. thunderstorms popping up over the sierra and also up in northeast california. with that system coming in that will push it out of the area. we will see lots of sunshine today if the low clouds of their they will burn off soon with temperatures in the 60s for most, 70s closer to the water with a few upper 50s and 60s. instead of 100 to 105 we get 70s and 80s out toward antioch in brentwood. nice into tuesday and wednesday looks like temperatures will be average for just about everybody with inland temperatures warming up thursday through saturday. we will not see 100 for a bit. a bit. good riddance to the 100s and dealing with serious the pretty much all last week. in ireland they got hit with extreme wind with one wind gusting to catch this meteorologist off guard. >> reporter: all of the cold has -- hoops. -- oops. >> he is co-anchors work laughing at his expense but when he went back to redeem himself, he was still wrestling with the umbrella, and that is live television. from the basketball court to the softball diamond, coming up we show you this charity softball game organized by the nba champions. the oakland a's game on saturday was all about the rookies but it was sonny gray that the a's fans were talking about after the 5-3 win over the white sox. the a's were trailing going into the eighth inning and then chris davis brings in the run. in the ninth inning the a's up by 3-2 and takes it to robertson the for the big one. matt joyce connects for another home run in the a's go on to win, 5-3. the giants lost to the math in havelock if you one game so far and battling the phillies for the worst record in the baseball title. they had their 524th sell out and only allowing the giants to score one run in five innings in the giants scored two runs for the entire game. kevin harvick ends his long losing streak by dominating the soma raceway. this was the 36 win for the nascar cup career for kevin harvick but was winless for the last 20 races and he took the flag under caution. on. the warriors have some extra time on their hands and the nba champions are trying out a different sport>> we show you the fine happening on the field when the team took part in the charity softball game at the oakland coliseum. >> reporter: this at all of the makings of the true sporting event, the red carpet, lots of media and just the right mix of pregame humility. >> i'm not a good athlete but we will see what happens. >> i will when my derby and i'm the one to be be.>> i don't trust matt right now and i think he is a lot of talk.>> reporter: once the stars took the field the spectrum of the skill sets became quickly apparent. barnes backing up his prediction winning the home run derby and andre shows a nice swing but hitting it to the one place that kd could make the play, in his glove. >> the worst baserunning in the day was javell, and again, javell. >> reporter: the dispute of the day was kevin durant and draymond green after the green error. the moment of the day not to tear your acl was when jalen was rounding third. channeling the inner gymnast and finally the catch of the day with the cousin of mcgee, marty reed. >> [ cheers ] >> reporter: team draymond green team jameill -- javell in the slugfest but more importantly is the postgame trash talk. >> draymond green good game overall and i'm glad he is on the quarter not this field because he is terrible. >> matt talks a lot of junk but i was excited to see how he would play. he was putting it on. >> reporter: not exactly the baseball clinic but certainly accomplishing its goal by putting on a good show for the fans, and promoting the foundation whose mission is to promote a healthy and active lifestyle by encouraging everyone to drink plenty of water. i am guessing after three hours in the sun these guys will do just that. ktvu fox two sports. kevin durant turning the tables on his okc fans that called him soft and wearing the baseball cap with a cupcake with the nba title ring on the top and the cupcake referencing the kevin durant departure from oklahoma city. when he left a number former teammates took eight and him with the cupcake saying he was acting soft. we hold this to be self- evident that all men are created equal.>> aisha curry posted this of 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