and so he's focused on getting back as soon as he can. >> and the warriors may have caught a break. the team says steph curry's knee injury is a ligament sprain, but not a tear. good evening, and frank somerville. and i'm julie haener. currys injury will keep him out of the playoffs for two weeks, then he'll be reevaluated. he did tweet, he wrote, thanks for all the prayers and messages. can feel all the positive energy. god is great. all things considered, i'm going to be all right. it is a new challenge on the road to a championship, ktvu's amber lee has been talking to fans and is in palo alto tonight about steph's injury but we begin with debora villalon at oracle arena after talking to an orthopedic surgeon who knows this injury well. >> reporter: julie, we caught up with the team physician for the oakland raiders who also had a stint with the warriors in years past. he says injury is always waiting on the sidelines but curry's diagnosis is the best possible news. >> okay. we've got to find the spot. >> reporter: a cortisone shot for a shoulder joint, it's the off-season for wharton strudwick whose office holds the memorabilia of a team doctor, olympics, pro basketball, now oakland raiders. >> these guys are the best athletes in the world. they are at their because their bodies have been resistant to read -- to injuries. >> reporter: steph curry's slip and fall on a sweaty spot had everyone wondering, how bad was it? would he return in the playoffs? >> we'll be cautious and he won't play until he's completely ready. >> reporter: it will be two weeks, say the warriors, then reevaluate. >> if not two weeks, don't go crazy. >> reporter: it all depends on how well the injury responds to rest. >> 10 years ago they would have called this in his brain and you would take some aspirin and play. but obviously everything is a -- so much more sophisticated. >> this is the mcl that runs along the side of the knee. >> reporter: healthy, shows a dark and dense. >> you see this white signal here. >> this mcl with a gray one -- grade one sprain shows cloudy whiteness, that's the damage. >> the ligament gets stretched in a way so that it makes the need more like this and his knee went like that. sort of pulled on it. >> reporter: it's a common injury and in a football player, he would tape it, breaks it and go play. >> he's going to feel it right here. >> reporter: but curry can't be fast or agile wearing a brace so it has to heal. soar until then especially with any pressure on the inside of the leg. >> just what he tries to go sideways or when he does this, he plants and then tries to turn like that, that puts the force on it too. it's his game. that's his game. you feel less pain. >> reporter: pro athletes are in top shape and have the best treatments available. judging currys readiness in two weeks will be fairly simple. >> once they are sure they he can jump and run, either totally pain-free were almost pain-free, and he doesn't show any signs of instability, or laxity of his knee, he's ready to go. >> reporter: bob myers said he feels terrible for curry because steph does everything right. so to be injured twice in round one really unbelievable. myers was also asked if he places any blame for that untended sweat, so slippery on the floor. he says no. it's just one of those things. >> debora villalon, thank you. now to ktvu's amber lee who is in palo alto, you've been talking to warrior fans to get their reaction. i imagine they are disappointed. >> reporter: frank, we're at the patio bar in grill, even for a monday night was the warriors game, there were quite a number of fans here. and they tell me they are keeping a close eye on steph curry status. sports fans say it's heaven when you've got several teams playing this time of year. the giants and the a's, the sharks and of course the warriors. with or without steph curry, fans say they have faith. >> obviously they are going to miss steph but i think they are a high character team and i think they're going to do great. >> basketball fans are anticipating wednesday nights game five where the blue and gold could wrap up the series with the houston rockets. >> pull together and figure out a way to get the job done. >> reporter: there is a tinge of concern now that curry is sidelined for at least two weeks. >> everybody's hearts sank a little because he's a fantastic player. >> reporter: this father and son hoped to score some tickets to a playoff game. >> losing any of your stars is a tough thing to go through. >> sad for steph, i know how hard he's worked to stay healthy throughout the year. to see him go down like that, especially this time of year is a bit unfortunate. >> reporter: fans say the mark of a great team is how it handles adversity. if the warriors advance to the next round of the playoffs, it's only going to get tougher, facing either the portland trail blazers or the la clippers. but fans tell us they believe in the warriors mantra, strength in numbers. >> we have a good team. so hopefully they make it through. they really showed a lot of grit and poise. >> reporter: the manager here at the patio tells me she expects full house here on wednesday, as you might expect from most bay area sports bars for game five. frank and julie? >> i imagine. amber lee, thank you. here's the schedule for the remaining games. game five has ever mentioned, wednesday night at oracle in oakland. if the warriors don't beat the rockets, they would return to houston for game six on friday. and if necessary game seven would be next sunday back in oakland. if you go online you can find all of our reporting on the warriors at if the warriors don't beat the rockets, they would return to houston for game six on friday. and if necessary game seven would be next sunday back in oakland. if you go online you can find all of our reporting on the warriors@ktvu.com, just look for the sports page. now development in a double shooting this afternoon in a south san francisco park, one victim has now died, and police are looking for a person of interest. police say 19-year-old christian omar cruz is considered armed and dangerous and anyone who knows where he is should call 911. police say the shooting followed an argument that escalated as a group of young men reached orange park. one man drew a handgun and opened fire, hitting two people. one of them died in the hospital. the other remains in stable condition tonight. no one else was hurt. nearby schools, a boys and girls club and the orange park pool and rec center always on lockdown. >> obviously it's an open park and an open community center. there were people present, it was before the local schools let out, so there was not as much traffic in the area as there could have been. >> the gunmen ran off, carrying the gun. the park is not far from areas known for gang activity. shares deputies in the east bay want you to get a good look at an armed man who robbed a casino early this morning, carrying an assault style rifle, he was also wearing a halloween mask. ktvu's paul chambers shows us the pictures of the robert and tells us how he got away. >> reporter: take a close look at this photo released by sheriff's department, if you can see the suspect is wearing a mask and holding a semi automatic rifle with orange gloves. >> this happened 4:45, person came in with a weapon and pointed it at some of the staff. and some customers as well. >> reporter: this happened at the california grand casino, surveillance cameras captured the suspect as he ble. investigators say the robber was in the club for a short amount of time. before leaving the area did in a certain -- mercedes-benz. >> six feet tall, 200 pounds, he was wearing a halloween mask. there was a black hoodie as well as dark colored pants. >> reporter: law enforcement will not confirm it -- if the robert took money or poker chips. or a combination. all those in the casino managed to make it out unharmed, throughout the day with business as usual at the card club, some customers not knowing a crime took place. one man we spoke with says the robber got away with poker chips, he hopes the casino contract them. >> maybe putting sensors might check -- maybe you can track things. i don't know. yeah. that's pretty crazy. >> reporter: investigators will be looking at surveillance video to distant -- to determine the suspect identity. you're asked to call contra costa county -- in particular, paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. new at 10, san francisco firefighters made quick work of a small fire in the city's mission district, it started about 830 and burned the same building that was the scene of a devastating fire early last year. the building is at 22nd and mission and has been boarded up ever since. officials say it appears squatters caused two nights fire. they were also blamed for another small fire last month. crews say they used caution while battling the flames due to the poor condition of the building. to san francisco supervisors are trying to crack down on illegal listings on short-term rentals sites such as airbnb. according to a city report, only about 1000 airbnb hosts have registered with the city, that's about -- out of 7000 listings. supervisors david campos and aaron peskin have proposed legislation requiring airbnb and similar companies only advertise rentals that are registered with the city. >> this is really about the bad actors, this is really about holding airbnb and the other short-term rental platforms accountable so that we can get those 1884 units back on the market. so that people who need housing in this town can have rent- controlled housing in san francisco. >> the legislation would require airbnb host to show a verify registration number in their online ad, if no number is included, the host could face a fine. airbnb says quote, the legal and the enforceability is questionable. legislation that would ban smoking at california state university and community colleges is moving forward in sacramento. the state assembly today passed a bill that would ban people from smoking cigarettes and e- cigarettes on campus. the university of california already prohibits smoking on all of its campuses. but just six of the csu campuses have outright bans. the will now go to the state senate. hospital in berkeley is planning to shut down its emergency room leaving the entire city without your medical services. the plan is to close alter the basic -- alta bates by 2030 or sooner. those developers would move three miles away to the alta bates campus in oakland. this is a result of a law which requires all hospital facilities to be able to withstand a major earthquake by the year 2030. a husband and wife shot to death inside their own home. at 10:30, the investigation into a double killing that has devastated a south bay community. a five-day forecast that has some rain in this week, i'll let you know when that could happen. it's the disneyland 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francisco state monday was organized by young democrats and bernie sanders supporters but a significant number of republicans agree and now are making their own play to stop their own party's front-runner. >> candidates ted cruz and john kasich announced they are joining forces now agreeing not to campaign in states where the other candidate has a chance of beating trump. cruz says he will leave the moderate states of oregon and new mexico to kasich while kasich leads indiana to cruz. >> i'm not going to tell anybody how to vote, but look, this is a matter of resources. you know, we run a national campaign, we want to have resources where we think they could be used most effectively. >> it is big news today that john kasich has decided to pull out of indiana to give us a head-to-head contest with donald trump. >> reporter: political science professor sean gilmartin says cruz and kasich hope to stop trump from getting the 1237 delegates needed to win the nomination outright. >> this is basically to archive for these campaigns, backs are against the wall. >> reporter: there move could play into trump's hands. and backfire. >> if you collude in business or collude in the stock market, they put you in jail. but in politics, because it's a rigged system, because it's a corrupt enterprises, in politics, you are allowed to collude. >> it could backfire on them and help trump because he's been hammering this theme that the system is rigged, the primary system is rigged. >> reporter: here is the problem, professor says to make all this work, kasich supporters would have to vote for cruz in indiana while cruz supporters would have to vote for kasich in new mexico and oregon. the tragedy would -- the strategy would be easier if they had a lot in common but they don't. already their campaigns were beginning to step back a little bit and say they weren't going to tell people how to vote. >> this is also odd, but what interests me is that indiana is right next to ohio. you would think john kasich would be doing well in indiana. >> he said that his plan was to do well in the midwest, but one thing you need to look at is the makeup, indiana tends to be more rural, have more conservative voters than ohio which had a long history of being industrial, a more diverse population. >> yeah. the strangest election i've seen. >> certainly. thank you. donald trump, ted cruz and john kasich are coming to the bay area later this week, california republicans are holding their convention at the hyatt regency in burlingame. it begins friday and runs through sunday. trump is scheduled to speak at friday's kickoff luncheon and cruz speaks at the saturday lunch. both of those events are sold out. kasich speaks at friday's dinner banquet and a late check showed tickets are still available. on the democratic side, hopefuls hillary clinton and bernie sanders took part in a town hall meeting tonight in philadelphia. >> well, i am going to have a cabinet that looks like america. and 50% of america is women. right? [ applause ] >> we are the stronger campaign in taking on donald trump or any other republican candidate. and i think that most democrats out there, more than anything, correct me so, want to make sure that some right wing republican doesn't become president of the united states. >> puts it is projected to do well in all five of the primaries tomorrow. analysts say bernie sanders best chance is in rhode island. demi lovato and nick jonas are canceling their concerts in north carolina because of the controversial law targeting the lg bt community. the two were scheduled to play in charlotte and raleigh this summer, a new state law in north carolina requires transgender people to use the bathroom that corresponds to their sex at birth. and it allows for discrimination against gays. lovato and jonas released a statement that said quote, one of our goals for the tour has always been to create an atmosphere where every single attendee feels equal included, and accepted for who they are. getting around in the east bay on two wheels should be getting easier. ktvu's rob roth tells us which cities are getting on board with bike sharing and when folks will be able to hop on and write. >> reporter: before he bought his own bicycle, this san francisco resident was a frequent writer to the bay area bike share program which began three years ago. >> very convenient. you don't need to have your own car. because you can commute by b.a.r.t. and then take bicycle. acc. easy-to-use. i think it's really helpful. >> reporter: now the program is expanding from san francisco, san jose and the peninsula to the east bay. the program is proposing 34 bike stations with 350 bikes in berkeley, emeryville and oakland, the first phase of what eventually is expected to see more than 100 stations in the east bay at 1500 bytes. >> whether they live in east bay and work in san francisco or vice versa, now they have a way to finish and begin their trip. >> reporter: the initial station sites are concentrated near the cal campus, downtown berkeley, oakland near transit hubs and through emeryville. >> really hope that having this new transportation service available encourages mode shift so people are leaving their cars behind and instead switching to active transportation, riding a bicycle to public transportation and enjoying the day on top of a bike. >> reporter: riders can pickup and drop-off bikes at the stations, they can buy annual memberships or purchase one day passes. those living in the east bay say it will be a great way to get around without having to buy and maintain their own bike. >> sometimes you are out, in the evening and you want to get someplace relatively short distance, it's great to have them. i've used them in other cities. >> reporter: the bike stations need to get various approvals by city agencies, but if all goes well, the bike program should be up and running by the end of the year. in berkeley, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. pretty breezy out there today, wind gusts to 40 miles an hour, sfo reporting 40 mile- per-hour gusts earlier this evening. the winds will stay with us tomorrow, temperatures in the 60s today and low 70s tomorrow, temperatures in the 60s, and low 70s. so a lot like what we had today, a be a little bit more sunshine. as we head into your bay area wednesday, we've got a chance for real change around here with showers and even a chance of thundershowers and snow in the mountains but for tomorrow, we're set up with another breezy day, windy out there right now, 70 mile an hour gusts in novato, we've got pretty good gusts, let's see what sfo is doing, sfo is sustained at 18, almost 20. still pretty breezy, windy again tomorrow, clear out there, no fog along the coast. a few clouds with wind and few clouds, overnight lows will be chilly but he will stay above the frost level. you might see some frost in the inland bay valleys but it shouldn't be a chilly start, little chillier than it was this morning. tomorrow in san francisco, you start out at 51 and you end up at about 60 degrees at lunchtime, mostly sunny and in the afternoon, you've got mostly sunny and temperatures in the low 60s. new questions about park after last week's accident involving a new train car. why one lawmaker is now questioning bart's leadership. the ace on the giants staff tries to get the team back on track at at&t park. and he got a little help from buster posey. mark is up next or rather he will have highlights a bit later in sports. ts. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used 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investigators believe she got into a car with garcia torres and he killed her a short time later. proceedings are scheduled to resume on may 23. a woman from antioch is behind bars accused of abusing a 10-month-old baby. 23-year-old michaela rear he was taken into custody after the parents called authorities. they told investigators that they saw the woman strike and shake their child on surveillance video in sight -- inside their home. the suspect was sent to the detention facility, the child was taken to san ramon regional hospital as a precaution. learning more about what happened on a b.a.r.t. test track when a new train car overshot the end of the rails and crashed right into a mound of sand. park still hasn't said what caused the accident and as ktvu's tom vacar reports, one bay area lawmaker is now questioning the leadership at park. >> last friday the first $2 million next generation b.a.r.t. car going just 10 miles an hour on a test track failed to stop and ran into a large sand barrier stopping. >> there's no damage to the train itself. we need to clean the sand out because it went into the sand but there's no damage to the train. so that's the good news. >> but why it overran stopping point is still under investigation by b.a.r.t. and car manufacturer engineers. >> some preliminary discussions about what it might be, but nothing we want to make public just yet. >> this kind of lack of transparency in terms of what happened is not a good thing. >> reporter: state senator steve glazer, bart's most vociferous clinic says the new cars are enormously complex. >> they are conjugated. keep in mind that they are buying train from a company that has had a track record of problems. in being able to deliver this type of machinery and technology on time, within budget and without problems. >> reporter: bark insists finding the real causes takes time. >> bark engineers and from the manufacturer are looking into it. so we're looking into whether this is a case of human error, mechanical failure or a combination of those two. >> b.a.r.t. needs to be honest about the circumstances in which they find themselves. do they have the leadership and do they have their act together for us to invest in the system as we know we need to? >> reporter: the nation's oldest transit system needs these new cars as quickly as possible. on time, and on track, certainly not like the first b.a.r.t. car ended up. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. five candidates take to the stage in the race for the u.s. senate. tonight, they try to replace barbara boxer. a san jose couple found shot to death in their home in evergreen neighborhood as police have not made any arrests. how the victims are being remembered tonight, we'll have that story coming up. there are new developments tonight in a double killing in the south bay, police have identified the two people were killed inside their home yesterday in san jose's evergreen neighborhood. we've also learned the two were in their 50s and active members of the islamic community. ktvu's azenith smith is in the south bay tonight after speaking to some people who knew the couple. azenith? >> reporter: police are releasing very few details about the murders other than the couple was found shot to death in their home here on lucas court. live this evening coworkers dropped off flowers, family friends tell me they were gentle, humble and selfless. their deaths still sinking in. a single candle and rose lay in the driveway of the home in san jose's evergreen neighborhood. a day after the two were gunned down sunday afternoon. >> i've known him for 30 plus years. so it's a loss. >> reporter: hassan rahim couldn't help but get emotional talking about the couple who were dedicated members of the islamic center. he says they are natives of bangladesh and the south bay muslim community is devastated. >> people were in disbelief. they were in shock. they were stunned. the loss is so enormous. we are still finding it very difficult to come to grips with the truth. >> he always asked me about my family. i cannot answer him back. i cannot ask him about his family. >> reporter: authorities discovered the bodies around 2:00 p.m. after relatives had been trying to get a hold of them. police have not disclosed a motive or suspect information. the circumstances surrounding their deaths or unknown. family friends tell us he worked as a quality assurance engineer, his wife was a certified public accountant. they had two sons, 23 and 17. he also liked to hunt and according to friends, had several guns in the house. >> i told him to be careful. if you have weapons in the house, be careful. >> reporter: sunday's double homicide caps off what's been a violent week for the city of san jose. including two other deadly shootings involving young men suspects still on the loose. as for this latest homicide, friends are remembering how the couple lived, trying to find comfort from one another in the muslim community. >> i still cannot reconcile the tragedy of this whole situation. it is just unbelievable. too much to accept. >> reporter: the evergreen islamic center is opening their doors, offering spiritual support for anyone who needs it at this time. anyone with information about these killings is asked to contact san jose police. live in san jose, azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. authorities say they've arrested the ringleaders of a human trafficking ring, centered in san ramon and danville. james joseph junior and avisa love a sunny -- lavassani. law enforcement agencies said they used wiretaps to uncover a wide-ranging trafficking operation that stretched from california to cleveland, and miami to new york. the operation allegedly brought in tens of thousands of dollars a week from multiple victims. five california's took the stage in stockton to try to persuade voters they should be elected to the u.s. senate to replace barbara boxer. the democratic candidates are kamala harris and orange county congresswoman loretta sanchez.'s republicans are former gop chairs chom del vaccaro, and entrepreneur and business -- tonight all were asked about national security and the terrorist threat from isis. >> it is about what is happening in syria, iraq, libya, and i say on all, we must lead with our values which includes working with our allies. >> in dealing with isis, we have to understand that their agenda will never be our agenda. it is not agenda for freedom. so what we need to do, quite frankly, is change our foreign policy in addition to changing our president. >> we have diplomas. -- and we need to exhaust that tool before we decide to engage our military. we've got much better at intelligence. but unfortunately -- >> at one point harris and del vaccaro clashed on gun control, she advocates and assault weapons ban, and more back ground checks while del vaccaro says taking away guns from law- abiding citizens is not the answer. the two candidates who received the most votes in the june primary will face off in november. stay with ktvu fox 2 for continuing election coverage, on air and online we will keep you updated this election year. one of the best-known delegate -- delicatessens is closing after more than 90 years in operation. it is located at telegraph 51st in oakland, it is shutting its doors this saturday. the owner says the reason is because of their increased rent. it's not clear what will fill their location. the plaza shopping center -- i've been going there since i was little boy. i love that place. it is one of the best delis in the bay area. such a bummer that it's closing. >> it's kind of iconic. when i first started working here, i used to love to go there all the time. >> and the people, it's like a family. working there for 10, 15, 20 years. just a great place. >> it will be missed. it could be the future of flight, up close with the solar plane that has arrived in the bay area on its flight around the world. we're tracking the opportunity for 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november 2014 while playing with an airsoft gun outside a recreation center. the city does not admit any wrongdoing, rice's family attorney says the resolution is nothing to celebrate because a 12-year-old child needlessly lost his life. the justice department has given its okay to create a new cable giant, charter communications wants to buy time warner cable and bright house networks. it would create the second- largest home internet provider after comcast. the deal is said to be worth $67 billion, it still needs the approval of the fcc which is expected to impose restrictions to keep costs down for consumers. austria gave up some ground today, the dow lost 26 but it had been down almost 150 earlier in the day. the nasdaq lost 10, s&p 500 fell 3, a drop in crude oil helped fuel the declines. apple is expected to announce its worst quarter in 13 years tomorrow, analysts are forecasting a decline in iphone sales from last year, it would be the first time for the iphone since it debuted 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around the world using only the power of the sun. the solar impulse to aircraft landed at moffett field over the weekend. ktvu's jesse gary talked with the pilot and found out why the plane actually has to be protected from the sun while it's here. >> reporter: stationery and shielded from the sun, the solar impulse to has made moffett field its temporary home. while a technical team gives the craft a once over, the contagious while factor watching it flight over the golden gate is broader than a solar flight. >> it's much more than making a revolution, it's making a revolution in the mindset of the people when they think about energy. >> the solar impulse 2 has a wingspan larger than a 747, weighs as much as an empty suv, and has the horsepower of a motorcycle. >> his moment of reflection came out over the pacific, alone. with ready-to-eat meals and the pilot seat. >> and i really realized that i was inside the cockpit alone. i felt so well. so confident. and i thought, this is adventure. >> reporter: while the plane is solar powered, it is al very, very sensitive to the harsh california sun. beating down and reflecting off the tarmac to the winds that kick up and that is why researchers have constructed this inflatable anger to protect it until it takes flight again. project lead engineer robert has spent his day analyzing data and solar panels. to make sure the landing here hasn't left the plane unable to take off. >> we don't have so much experience flying multi-day missions. so it's the second time now and still, the airplane does not look different than it has. >> reporter: all that's left is to wait for good weather and then, this adventurous man and his flying machine will continue the attempt to land in the record books. in mountain view, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. it was a week ago that we had some record heat around here, upper 80s and even low nineties, today's temperatures a week later, much cooler, lots of 60s, mid-60s, upper 60s and some low 60s, windy out there as well. wind gusts today already up to 40 miles an hour at sfo, some areas along the coast higher than that. weather system out here looks like it's going to bring us some rain as a nice-looking system, but as of now looks like a week system that will move in over us anyway, and bring us some rain on wednesday. so the wednesday morning commute looks wet. beyond that, wednesday afternoon might be a little wet. in the meantime back to a day tomorrow just like the day we had today. breezy out there, we talked about that, breezy again tomorrow afternoon. so if you are out on the avenues, sand is blowing across the great highway, you know what you can expect. outside, no fog. a few clouds, cool overnight. winds are blowing, above freezing obviously but it will be chilly when you don't tomorrow morning. in the afternoon, 70s, the yellows look where they are, pushed to the east, that's the strong westerly flow blowing cool, moist pacific air and classic spring pattern. classic spring pattern to have wood like this too as you know. so as this system clicks off, this new system clicks in, that starts wednesday morning, what the model does with it, tomorrow morning, there's your day, here we go into wednesday morning, wednesday, 7:00 a.m. and here comes, clicks through about 10 am, central bay area, they've slowed it down a little bit since the earlier model runs, but the idea being 7:00 a.m., have some showers in santa rosa, a slow progression across the bay area proper, by noon, wants to be down by san jose. then it's kind of out by then checkout afternoon, more showers, some moisture coming back in, that could bring a thunder shower or two in the mountains, winter weather advisory into effect and more snow, maybe six inches of snow. we'll see. it takes a little time to develop. tomorrow, like today. wednesday, wet and cooler for sure. temperatures on wednesday in the mid and low 60s, showers likely wednesday morning for that commute, at least went on the roadways, then we warm-up beyond that as we head towards your saturday and sunday, back into sunday, into the mid-80s, even upper 80s. so that would be neat, we've got a quarter inch or something, that would be good. >> covering all the bases this week, we got rain hopefully, some son. >> wind and heat. you're right. >> thank you, bill. sports is next. mark has late work about another nba team with a big injury problem. lots to catch up on tonight. giants are in progress right now. not having an easy go of it but they are winning. >> yeah. baseball to talk about and warrior fans, stick around. huge playoff news to tell you about that just developed. the giants aren't feeling it right now, little bit of an understatement. even with the talent, challenge san diego padres in town, nothing coming ev -- madison baumgartner on the mound, however they do lead. and they've got cute kids attending the ballgame. double your fun right there. second inning, angel pagan, no giants fans will say why didn't you do this yesterday with the bases loaded and nobody out? he does today in the second. three hits tonight. fourth inning, 1-1. hunter pence ticket to ride, that's gone. and the giants lead 2-1. however, the padres would make a go of it, even with buster posey swinging for the fences. and delivering, third home run of the year, 5-2 lead. the padres scored two in the eight, right now a 5-4 ballgame, the giants hanging on for dear life. meantime for the a's, about the point on a long road trip hotel food sounds terrible, you want to sleep in your own bed and every piece of clothing you've got looks wrinkled. the a's are probably playing a little like they feel after a promising start to a 10 game journey back east, they've now lost three in a row. four runs in the fifth inning for the detroit tigers. three delivered off the bat of miguel cabrera. gone, he was for-4 with two homers, that one off kendall gray but one pitch later, victor martinez, deep right. and deposited into the cheap seats. 6-0 lead. the tigers well on their way, but not without a little circus activity for the a's here, marcus simeon, routine pop fly to center field. youngster tyler collins says i don't see it. there it is, coming over to rescue him, justin upton. boots it around, he throws into the infield. that gets away. these are big leaders, ladies and gentlemen. and later, simeon would score but well short of what they needed. 7-3 final. jordan zimmermann wins for the tigers, 4-0, 7-through the final. three straight losses. the words good news all in proper perspective, but considering what it looked like, when stephen curry went down yesterday in houston, hearing that nothing was torn, surgery doesn't enter into the prognosis, warrior fans have to see that as a good thing. as you look at it, just completely spread out there, he also sustained bruises as well as what they are calling an old- fashioned sprain of the knee. steph, as he is, of the lionheart, tried to give it a go, no way. this is video of him after the game, as he headed toward the team bus, not happening. he will miss two weeks, that is probably a very good scenario for the warriors, as their general manager bob myers addressed the press earlier today and talked about how the organization is dealing with it. >> steve, we're lucky to have a coach that's completed to be able to kind of communicate with staff, and help him make a difficult decision in the heat of the moment. so we'll listen to him, listen to our group, we'll watch him, prior to that game, he played three on three and five on five. and i asked him, in the third quarter, by the way, how is your ankle? he said the ankle is fine, he didn't feel anything. i was curious. because he hadn't played. and so we'll be cautious. and he won't play until he is completely ready to play. >> your entire season can change in a split second. the warriors now know that and the la clippers have a full understanding of that feeling tonight. devastating injury and maybe injuries, for them, here is the play when the lights go out on the clippers. watch chris paul reach-in on defense, and he will immediately have himself a problem with the right hand and he knows it. talking to one of the trainers right there, emotional as he goes off the court. he knows it's a serious injury to his right shooting hand. and sure enough, it was diagnosed as a fracture of basically the right palm and damian lillard out of oakland, the blazers pounds with a 12-4 run. there is chris paul after the game, also blake griffin sustained a thigh injury and he is questionable. the series is 2-2. cast on his hand, forget about him for the rest of the series. you never like to see that. even on the other team. a couple other playoff encounters, russell westbrook with 36 points, okc put dallas away 4-1. charlotte have evened up the heat back east, two games apiece, kemba walker, career-best 34 for the hornets. extended rest never sounds like a bad thing, hopefully the sharks feel that way, nashville predators in anaheim tonight, forcing a game seven which means the sharks want open around two until the weekend, the sharks continue on about their business, working out and getting ready for whoever they play. and they are just playing great hockey right now. >> on both ends, i've had some time off and i've also gone from game seven into the next series. and it's tough when you only have -- you don't get that time to rest. so i enjoyed the couple days. and we're going to get good practice in and get ready to go. >> strange how it can happen in the nba. any sport, really. >> yeah. thank you. and thank you for joining us. see you later. (explosion) is everybody okay?! i'm fine. thanks for waiting. what was that? water heater, gas line-- the training's the same, people. just stay low and move out! honey, luke's gone. claire, spontaneous human combustion is very rare. i don't think he exploded, phil. the rope ladder works. at least someone followed protocol. oh! oh, it's there! smoke is coming out of luke's stupid suitcase. like his old man, luke is a magician. (laughs) i'm taking lessons from some guy my dad found online. he came personally recommended from the guy who runs the warlock conference up in modesto. (loud snoring) (sighs) (continues snoring) ow! ow! ow! ow! (grunts)

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