over two days. the target, illegal marijuana growing operations. ktvu's paul chambers is in the newsroom now after learning officers made 15 arrests. paul? >> reporter: the arrests are just the beginning in their ongoing investigation. so far officers confiscated firearms and hundreds of marijuana plants from oakland streets. loaded firearms and thousands of dollars of pot, now in position of alameda county narcotics task force. >> we served 10 search warrants throughout the city of oakland. they were primarily marijuana growing associated to the mexican drug trade association. >> reporter: officers arrested 15 people who they say had ties to the mexican cartel. several homes were the target of this investigation. officers had their weapons at the ready and an armored vehicle was used for protection. authorities say the suspects are armed with assault weapons. >> we had a subject sleep in one of the houses that we executed a warrant on. he was armed with a loaded ar- 15 semi automatic assault weapon . >> reporter: it's upsetting when drug trafficking is referred to as a victimless crime. people find out the homes are full of drugs which leads to other crimes where innocent people can become victims. >> people are going to get hurt and possibly killed. what about the innocent neighbors next door? or across the street and a stray bullet goes through their wall and kills one of them? >> reporter: technology is also playing a major role in their battle against criminals. getting drug and loaded weapons off the streets. the task force is using drones to capture criminals in action. >> we had multiple in custody, subject ran into the backyard, they saw him on video, jump a fence, throw a second firearm, throw drugs, strip off his clothing and walked down the street. >> reporter: children are also innocent victims. two were placed in child protective agency after their family members were arrested. they don't like separating children from their family but they have no other choice. >> that is the sad part. serious firepower involved in those operations. paul, thank you. 's track now to the nba finals, the warriors 30-point loss tonight. to the cleveland cavalier the warriors are now 2-1 in the series which means there will be a game five in oakland next week. >> we have live team coverage, live to ktvu's amber lee at oracle arena where warriors fans gathered to watch tonight's game in cleveland. first we begin with joe fonzi live in cleveland tonight for us. joe? >> reporter: julie, the warriors had to feel kind of comfortable coming in to tonight's game. a 2-0 lead in the series, both games in oakland were dominant wins. game two was a blowout. so they had to feel pretty good about coming into cleveland tonight. the cavs playing before their home fence for the first time and playing with a sense of desperation. they jumped on the warriors for a 17-point lead in the first quarter. as has been the case throughout, the warrior bench brought them back. shaun livingston with the two in the second quarter. warriors down by just eight, very manageable eight points at halftime. but the cavs came out in the third quarter and played just the way they did in the first first. not all about lebron james but when he plays well, the cavs play well. the three there, cavs up by 22 points in the third quarter. a subpar game for steph curry. he gets the ball taken away by james here. james feed it to kyrie irving and then gets rewarded on the receiving end of a slam dunk, and as game two was a blowout in oakland, this one was a blowout here. garbage time in the fourth quarter. the warriors lose by 30, 120-90. just about to a man the warriors felt like they didn't come out ready to play tonight. >> they outplayed us. that was the only adjustment. for us, there's no adjustment. we know everything. don't get outplayed. we've got to do better with that. come friday. we got bullied. that is on me. take that on the chin. >> it wasn't lineups. it wasn't substitution patterns. it was we just got our tail kicked. >> that was pretty much the consensus among all the warriors we talked to. the beauty of a 2-0 lead is you have a bit of cushion. the warriors have used some of that cushion as they trail 2-1 and now it's the warriors who need to play with a sense of desperation on friday because the last thing they want is to have the series go back to oakland tied at two. more coming up in sports, but until then, joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2. >> quick question. how do you go from beating cleveland by 30 points three days ago to losing to cleveland tonight by 30? >> reporter: you're right, frank. this postseason, blowouts have been typical on both sides. i think the one thing that everybody agrees on at this point is the talent level is relatively equal. we've talked all year about how strong the warriors are from top to bottom. but when the cavaliers are playing their best and you're not, you can expect to happen what happened tonight. the warriors were -- they said it's human nature. up 2-0 and you coming here, maybe just a little bit too easy in oakland. they got reminded tonight it's not going to be easy. >> they got reminded big time. joe fonzi in cleveland, thank you. now to oracle arena. ktvu's amber lee, a packed house even with the warriors on the road? >> reporter: that's right, julie. this is a pivotal game in deciding whether the warriors come back home for a fifth game. fans are happy about that. they are definitely not happy about tonight's loss they tell me they are confident the warriors will win the finals. >> [ yelling ] >> go warriors! >> 's -- they played a sloppy game tonight but they are going to come back recuperating game four. >> overall i think we're going to bring it back home and wins the next two. >> a little sad but we're going to take it. >> reporter: fans showed their strength in numbers. >> always alive. >> reporter: filling oracle arena, more than 13,500 strong. >> amazing. so loud, the arena is vibrating. it's amazing here. >> reporter: no demand for courtside seats. the best vantage point was arguably from the nosebleed section. fans say the experience is almost as good as when the warriors are playing here. >> i'm having fun. enjoying the scenery. the environment. >> you can feel it. when they're playing, you're still engaged with what they're doing. >> reporter: this family says it has special meaning. >> we were here last year when they won the finals. so it's a good family event. >> the warriors won in cleveland last year in six games. now fans hope the warriors win at home. >> that would be my dream. if they came back in five and won it here, that's my fantasy right there. >> reporter: game four would be played in cleveland friday. oracle arena will host another watch party, but it is already sold out. julie? >> reporter: -- >> it's sold out? >> amazing so many people go. people that can't go to -- >> that's awesome. >> even tonight, the place was packed. some empty seats but it was a lively, rowdy crowd. it was almost like the team was here. >> so exciting. you can tell from seeing it, thank you. a warning tonight for warriors fans. if you're wanting to buy some team here, beware of counterfeits. federal agents recently seized 16,000 pieces of counterfeits port said is mostly from street vendors. law enforcement agencies are reminding fans why buying knockoffs is a bad idea. >> a lot of these organizations involved in the sale of counterfeit items are poly criminal organizations, off -- also involved in human trafficking, tax evasion, money laundering. you may think you are buying a shirt that's harmless but your feeding into a criminal enterprise. >> experts say fakes often don't have the official nba hologram sticker, hangtag or screenprinted labels. in oakland, police arrested a man who they say kidnapped a 14-year-old girl as she was walking to school and her family says she was targeted by a sex trafficker. the investigation led officers to this home at the corner of 65th and herzog street in north oakland. fortunately the girl was able to escape and contacted her mother who then called police. she told her family that at least two other teenage girls may also have been taken. and that there may be other suspects on the loose. >> our family received a phone call stating that my cousin [ bleep ] got away. her other two friends did not. was able not to get away. >> however oakland police are saying no other girls were found at that particular home. at this point police aren't giving out any more information about their investigation. a prayer service was held tonight for a vallejo teenager kidnapped on her way to school. two weeks ago. friends and families gathered at the overpass on taylor avenue and homemakers in vallejo. police say that's where pearl pinson was last seen being dragged by a man holding a gun. the man suspected of taking her was killed during a shootout with police in santa barbara county the next day. pearl pinson is still missing. people gathered tonight and prayed for her safe return. pearl's sister says she will never lose hope that pearl is still alive. >> it's getting harder every day knowing she's out there by herself. i can't imagine what she's going to right now. what she's thinking or how she feels. >> the suspect in her disappearance was 19-year-old fernando castro. it's believed the two knew each other but only as acquaintances. punches and eggs thrown during a political protest in san jose. new arrests as the police chief is facing tough questions over how his department responded during this recent donald trump rally. it has been cool out there, compared to last week when we had the record warmth, temperatures in the triple digits. i'll let you know when that happens. we'll see you back here. ♪ ♪ okawhoa!ady? [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. after big wins for hillary clinton in last night's primaries, there's mounting pressure for bernie sanders to abandon his campaign. clinton walked away with four states including of course the big prize here in california. bernie sanders won in montana and north dakota. ktvu's jana katsuyama is here now with words that a big endorsement could be in the works. >> reporter: julie and frank, president obama is scheduled to meet with sanders tomorrow and there is speculation that the president could endorse hillary clinton after that meeting. >> [ cheering ] >> reporter: senator bernie sanders returned home to vermont wednesday as the democratic party nomination reached a crossroads. hillary clinton's campaign tuesday night celebrated victory after a number of superdelegates vowed to help her clinch the nomination. her supporters now calling for sanders to support her and unify the party. >> he must understand how successful hillary is at i come pushing things. i hope that he'll keep that perspective as he goes forward. >> reporter: sanders and his supporters say it shouldn't be over until the convention vote in july. >> the struggle continues! >> reporter: charles returned to oakland from the sallies -- sound and they should from the night. >> a lot of people are just. a lot of people continue to come together. a meeting of a lot of grassroots activists in chicago. >> it keeps the debate lively. it keeps the debate vibrant. >> reporter: uc berkeley professor sean gilmartin says it keeps the spotlight on the democrats and their issues. >> this does help keep it in the news. reason to pay attention to it. >> reporter: sanders reportedly plans to cut his staff in have this week and thursday has meeting scheduled with minority leader harry reid and president obama. on fox news wednesday clinton praised sanders but quickly pivoted to general election election issues. >> we have a lot of the same goals like making sure everybody has health care, we have different approaches. >> a lot of us believe saying i'm not trump is sufficient to assure someone votes for you. >> everything is on the table. and nothing is off limits. >> reporter: experts say clinton will need to shift center to win the general election. >> who is going to appeal to the voters that are going to decide the contests in those swing states? the relatively large swing states? it's not clear that bernie sanders is going to drop the people who might otherwise vote for donald trump into voting for hillary clinton instead. >> reporter: bernie sanders does have a rally scheduled for tomorrow afternoon in washington, dc. whether he announces that he'll stay in the race or conceit, there is no doubt that sanders is set to play a very prominent role at the democratic convention in july. >> i'd love to be a fly on the wall when the president -- >> absolutely. that will be a very interesting conversation. >> thank you. it is history in the making. the prospect of a woman being nominated for president by a major party for the first time. ktvu's maureen naylor tells us even those who don't necessarily support hillary clinton appreciate what her achievement means to so many. >> these are our class composites. >> reporter: mary beth riley got chills watching hillary clinton. >> the first time in our nation's history, that a woman will be a major party nominee. >> [ cheering ] >> reporter: riley is principal of san jose's notre dame high school, all-girls catholic school and calls this historically significant. >> you agree disagree, you have to appreciate in the moment. you had to appreciate that a person of color was elected president of the united states. >> it breaks the barrier. >> reporter: university political science professor linda jackson. >> also a lot of symbolism that goes along with holding the presidency. and i think many, many girls and young women across the country may be inspired by her candidacy to think about public office themselves. >> i think it's fantastic. >> reporter: a republican from berkeley hopes to be elected to office one day too. >> i'm not supportive of her personally. she is not my selected candidate. i do understand this is history in the making. >> reporter: while this first time voter and democrat voting yesterday for bernie sanders. >> it's kind of a mixed feeling because at the same time it's a big achievement but at the same time, i'm not very like, i don't agree with her policies. >> reporter: while hillary clinton made history yesterday, the question is will she make history in november? in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. house speaker paul ryan is standing by donald trump one day after calling trump's remarks about a federal judge quote, textbook racism. in a closed-door meeting with house republicans today, ryan urged colleagues to work to unify the party. despite trump's racially charged comment, gop lawmakers appear confident their party will support him. >> i don't see a lot of democrats embracing hillary's handling of the server or her response to the inspector general's report. i don't see a lot of them embracing what she did in libya. but they are still supporting her. >> donald trump is set to meet with party leaders to wrap up his fundraising. trump had $3 million cash on hand in his last financial report. compared to hillary clinton's 30 million. in 10 mites, new development on the search for those who cause damage and injuries during the recent donald trump rally in the south bay including new pictures that police hope will lead to the arrest of more suspects. elections officials across the state will accept ballots postmarked yesterday until friday. san francisco elections officials say it's hard to predict how many more ballots they'll get, but say vote by mail is rising each election. santa clara county says it has one of the highest vote by mail percentages in the state at 72%. that registrar's office state open 24 hours to count ballots. also in the south bay there will be a rematch of the 17th district congressional race from two years ago. this time challenger ro khanna leads incumbent mike honda by fewer than 200 votes. the two will square off again in november. two democrats will be on the november ballot. competing for barbara boxer's u.s. senate seat. as expected california attorney general kamala harris and commerce woman loretta sanchez were the top two vote getters. sanchez said she believes she can appeal to republicans and independent voters. harris met supporters in oakland and promised she would debate sanchez at least once. foggy out there, cool too as it has been the past couple days. plenty of fog, low clouds are pushing into the east bay, into the livermore valley into san rafael into the santa clara valley. that starts us off tomorrow morning, thursday morning with plenty of fog and low clouds. the combination of both, some fog and some low clouds as we're seeing here out towards vacaville and fairfield. the winds are blowing pretty significantly earlier this evening. up to 25 miles an hour at sfo. there's how cool it is, fairfield down to 60, last week at this time, these sites, these stations, last week at this time were doing temperatures in the 70s and 80s. so a big difference from what we're seeing now up to what we saw last week. so the story tomorrow is more of the same. we get again tomorrow. that means brisk onshore flow, low pressure center has enhanced the marine layer to the point that we are continuing to see below average temperatures, highs in the upper 70s in the warm spots, 60s around the bay but there's a warm-up coming as we head into the bay area weekend. we'll talk about that when next i see you. a young boy stabbed in a bank robbery during a bank robbery for no reason. >> i blocked her and i got pinned on my arm. >> what he saying about the 50 stitches in his back and how he's doing now. a win for the giants tonight. the game-winning homer that broke the tie. tonight israeli officials released chilling surveillance video showing the moment that two gunmen opened fire in a crowded tel aviv restaurant. people ran for their lives as the two men wearing dark shoots -- dark suits began shooting. four people killed, six others wounded. the two gunmen are cousins, taken into custody. prime manager -- prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited the scene and called it a cold- blooded murder. now to that 12-year-old boy stabbed for no reason inside a bank in san leandro earlier this week. he ended up needing 50 stitches in his back. >> today he spoke out for the first time about that ordeal. along with his mother. ktvu's rob roth has more now on the boys a story and how he and his mom are dealing with what happened. >> the back area, mainly here. >> wow. >> and on his leg again. >> reporter: 12-year-old jacob soriano is out of the hospital wearing warriors gear that covers his bandages except for the one on his arm. he described the attack inside a bank. >> so i guess i felt something on my back and then i tried to run, but i guess i blocked her and then i kind of got cut on my arm. >> first and foremost thankful mice -- my son is alive. >> reporter: she gets emotional talking about seeing him in the hospital. >> i broke out in tears of course. thankful he's alive. >> reporter: jacob was visiting from arizona and was with his grandmother inside this wells fargo in san leandro when police say a woman stabbed him in the back and shoulder with a pair of scissors. they say she rubbed another customer. police arrested iona hammond, they say she was still carrying the scissors and had blood on her hands. jacob never saw her coming. jacob's parents got the call in arizona and had to drive to the bay area. >> shot. shock. when you hear news like this, you can't help but think it's a joke. the fact my son lives in a different state was probably even worse. >> reporter: jacob had to have surgery on his back. he needed 50 stitches but he should be okay. >> tired and very painful. >> what hurts the most? >> my back. >> reporter: his mother says last night was rough. >> right here of course. which is hard to accept. >> reporter: there may be no rational explanation why someone would attack a child for no apparent reason. but it happened. >> we will get through this, right? we will get through this. >> reporter: the family plans on heading back home friday, shocked and relieved, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. the woman accused of stabbing the boy was arraigned in hayward today, 32-year-old iona hammond was charged with attempted murder and robbery. police say she began acting irrationally -- erratically and for no apparent reason attacked the boy. hammond is being held without bail. there's been an outpouring of support in fremont for those two officers were shot last week. 3-year-old everett perkins stopped by a police station to stop off a dish to drop off a simple the card and he wasn't alone. these are pictures of other cards from at least 10 elementary schools. everyone is wishing a speedy recovery to the two wounded fremont officers and police say they are touched by the gesture. both officers were happy to say -- we're happy to say are said to be improving. still ahead, who might fund a recall of the judge in a sanford sex assault case? plus a new letter in support of the swimmer that has now led to an apology. defending his department, police chief answering reports he ordered officers to stand down during donald trump's rally. who he spoke to tonight. new developments tonight in following the violence that broke out near a donald trump rally in san jose last week. police announced the arrest of three more suspects all juveniles and tonight the san jose police chief defended his department before a crowd of republicans. ktvu's azenith smith is at the santa clara county building where the chief spoke to tonight. azenith? >> reporter: the chief spoke to about 50 republicans asked to come to share his side of the story. what happened, for the most part they were happy he spoke. as today one assault victim comes forward claiming the city didn't do enough to protect rally goers. >> i understand the frustration. i've seen it. >> reporter: santa clara county republican party meeting eddie garcia adamantly denied reports he ordered officers to stand down during protests at donald trump's rally calling the reports absurd. in videos police are seen in scrimmage lines as protesters and supporters throw punches and eggs. >> i have a lot of authority over my officers. but i don't have the authority to take their integrity away. so there's no way an officer of mine would even follow an order like that. >> reporter: the chuck -- the talk comes as police announce more arrests including three juveniles all caught on camera for assault. adding to the four already arrested, one of the suspect throwing a metal barricade at an officer, police are also less -- looking for the suspect. at the meeting questions remain over police tactics. chief garcia says the city had two days' notice and in hindsight needed more than the 250 officers on hand to quell the demonstration. >> i'm sorry that any of these victims were assaulted. the officers did the best they could. >> i have bruises. i have mild concussion. i have scratches. luckily i did go to the emergency room afterward. >> reporter: trump supporter juan hernandez calling for justice. the gay republican says he was attacked by an angry mob and wants the mayor and police chief to be held accountable. >> instead of worrying about the people getting attacked, they are worrying about controversy. worrying about what are they going to look like? >> reporter: also at the rally, he says most of the videos of the assault don't tell the whole story saying he witnessed some supporters promoting violence. >> i think it could've been a lot worse than it was. i think that having police responding to protesters with a heavier hand would have created more violence. than there already was. >> reporter: the chief says most of the suspect are juvenis and local and he also says that he has a room full of officers reviewing video at the gathering -- and gathering statements and he's hopeful more arrests will be announced tomorrow. live in san jose, azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. san francisco is cracking down on short-term rental companies such as airbnb, the board of supervisors says unanimously passing legislation that will require sites such as airbnb to provide just ration information to the city before posting short-term rentals. failing to verify hosts would lead to fines of up to $1000 a day per listing. and misdemeanor charges. airbnb says the law is legally questionable, right now the city says only about 25% of san francisco's airbnb listings are registered. the outrage is growing tonight in the case of a stanford athlete who was convicted of rape. a lot of people are furious that the judge only sentenced him to six months in jail and now a recall effort is underway. ktvu's jesse gary has our report tonight. >> reporter: by all accounts, judge aaron persky was considered a fair and even- tempered jurist but days after sentencing brock turner to six months in jail, the judge has become the focal point for judicial reform. people and leaders from all over the country questioning his handling of the case. california internally -- attorney general kamala harris weighing in. >> my entire career has been as a prosecutor, being a voice for victims. and the concern i have in that case is that that victim's voice was not heard, not respected and she was not given dignity in the process. >> reporter: that feeling that a 23-year-old victim was overlooked when justice was handed down spartan online petition by change.org. at least 400,000 digital signatures are on the site seeking persky's removal from the bench. >> in the process of a recall. has not been filed with our office. so we have no official recall. >> reporter: santa clara county registrar of voters shannon boucher says online efforts do not impact judge persky's standing here. there are two clear-cut ways to have him removed. >> recall process takes many months to do. the right in process also has specific steps they must follow. >> reporter: law professor mel dauber spearheaded the effort and says she's ready to bear the burden of paying for this procedure. >> there are a group of very politically engaged women, fundraisers, political operatives, consultants, and now elected officials who all feel that judge persky's sentence in the brock turner case was both wrong and dangerous. >> reporter: on san jose streets, public opinion running against judge persky. >> i kind of agree with trying to recall the judge. >> it's a difficult situation. i see both sides, but i know that judge is probably reconsidering what he did. >> he's a good judge, but he doesn't care about the damage that's been done to this woman. that's what it sounds like. so maybe it's just he's a bad apple? >> reporter: if you're wondering about brock turner's sentence, that's pretty much a done deal. legal analysts tell us unless there's new evidence brought in against the accused or against the judge, not going to be thrown out. it can be modified but usually that modification takes the form of shortening the sentence, not lengthening it. in san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. brock turner's school district issued a letter today saying they are shocked and saddened by the words of the guidance counselor, kelly owens had submitted a letter of support for turner saying he did not deserve his punishment. but she is now apologizing for that statement. in part she writes, i made a mistake. of course he should be held accountable. i pray for the victim, her family and all those affected by this horrible event. i am truly sorry for the 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(family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on! get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. a vigil held tonight for a teenager killed in an accident with a chp vehicle. the accident happened yesterday on interstate 5 in glenn county. it involved three vehicles including a chp officer pick up. investigators say the officer was distracted by his computer screen and didn't notice slowing traffic ahead of him. 15-year-old weston sites will those killed when the chp vehicle rear-ended the car he was riding in. >> going to be a huge hole in our family. all of the kids and cousins were over last night. every one of us just dreading the first holiday without him. >> this evening friends and family lit candles for the teenager, two other passengers suffered minor injuries in the crash. the chp says it is investigating the accident and the officer's actions. police are reviewing surveillance video to try to find out who fired several shots today as san jose city hall. someone spotted a shattered window in the lobby about 6:30 am. investigators say the shot was likely fired overnight. the bullet hole is in a window near the entrance on sixth and santa clara street, fortunately no one was injured. richmond housing authority under fire after an audit showing the agency misspent more than $2 million in federal funds. the audit by the federal department of housing and urban development found that the richmond agency has repeatedly broken hud rules. it also found it lied and misrepresented himself in reports to hud and was -- has weak internal controls. last year contra costa county grand jury accused the agency of mismanagement and lack of oversight. the audit recommends the richmond agency repay the u.s. treasury more than $2 million and face other penalties. wall street ended the day in positive territory. the dow added 66 points to close above 18,000. nasdaq gained 12 points and s&p rose seven. tough new smoking rules go into effect tomorrow. the new laws affecting who can buy tobacco products and where they can be used. chief meteorologist bill martin is looking ahead to the weekend forecast. a new state law requiring customers be 21 old -- 21 years old to buy tobacco products goes into effect tomorrow. following hawaii's lead to raise the age from 18 to 21. the law also bars people from smoking or vaping e-cigarettes in public places. some smoke in -- shops said sales are going to suffer but supporters say the point is to prevent teenagers from smoking. high temperatures today were below the average as they were yesterday, and as they will be tomorrow. more of the same, more cool weather, fire danger, not extremely high obviously very low for this time of year. air quality is good, these are the highs from the national weather service today. 82 on the warm spot in fairfield, 79 in antioch and 75 in santa rosa, 64 in san francisco and 63 in pacifica. those temperatures are clearly cooler than we were last week. last week at this time, temperatures were generally in the 90s and low 100. hot inland bay police. as you look at the model or the satellite imagery, you see the fog and low clouds surrounding the bay area. tomorrow morning when you wake up, fog and low clouds basically everywhere as there was this morning, burns off slow and temperatures warm up slow. and we go back to a daylight like we had today. the reason for this is the marine layer is really stretching out. when it does that, it has an influence over the entire bay area. instead of just cooling when it's narrow, now it's up and it fills in up around certainly petaluma and into san rafael and south down to redwood city and that's where we are. deep marine lay pattern is with us tomorrow and again on friday for the most part. after that, it changes, high- pressure back in here, things are going to get warm as we head towards the bay area weekend. in the meantime, there's tomorrow, so those are 70s. yellows. the greens are 60. that keeps you on the cool side. the forecast for san francisco tomorrow, cloudy in the morning, there is. 53 degrees with patchy fog. then lunchtime hour, mostly sunny. san francisco now, but oakland, alameda, berkeley, going to see the same spot. clear's off pretty nicely in the afternoon, daytime high in san francisco 65. fairfield 78. we're like away from the marine layer, 82. 78 in danville. these are below average. a week ago these temperatures were mid-90s, upper 90s. air quality wasn't so good. i think we had two spare the air days last week. this week won't get that story at all. five-day forecast, thursday, warmer on friday and then temperatures click up on saturday, sunday and into monday. low and mid-90s. temperatures will be just what you want for the bay area weekend. in the meantime get used to what we've got, sticking around for a couple days. a couple more days. >> all right. looking good. thank you, bill. last night you were saying you were worried this would happen. the warriors might get blown out in cleveland. i was saying, that's ridiculous. >> i was too. >> boy, were you right. >> the cavs are not a bunch of chumps. >> look at the swing. it is so big, back and forth. >> i know. >> the warriors win by 30, lose by 30 tonight. >> the last three games they've lost, by no less than 24 points. okc got them to in a row. it was scary tonight. the curse of game three i guess you could call it continues. they've lost it in every series this year. this one kind of like a mirror image of sunday's game. the warriors every bit as wretched as the cavs were then. no energy, porous defense, turnovers galore. want something else to worry about? what's going on with steph curry? three straight games with less than 20 points. that hasn't happened since 2015. cleveland reintroduces themselves into the nba finals. 52 years ago, jim brown brought cleveland their last pro championship. he was there tonight. lebron doing his best to pull his team up off the mat, sloppy play, 18 turnovers. resulting in 34 points. they were moving it like the warriors were sunday. lebron was spectacular tonight. his running mate, kyrie irving, starting to feel it, 12-25 shooting. knocks it down with a three, 30 points. 30-10 deficit at one point early. to make matters worse, look at klay thompson, hurt as timofey mozgov need him. later as klay thompson went to the locker room, he called that a dirty play. the warriors do clawback, leandro barbosa nicely, harrison barnes had 18. maybe his best game of the postseason. klay thompson did come back from the locker room looking agile there. only 10 points though. but state came back, only down eight at halftime. very manageable. but terrible in the third, cold shooting, lebron winds up with it, in stride, perfect form, nails a three. wound up with 32 points tonight. going to get plenty more. curry tried to heat it up, hits this three but it's only 19 points on 6-13 shooting, never got it going. talk about showtime tonight, look at this. lebron hustles off another curry turnover, rewarded by kyrie, complete annihilation as you look at it again, the cavs now 8-0 at home in the postseason. there is your exclamation point as they win by 30 points tonight. last year, joe fonzi and i were back in cleveland for game three similar game, not quite as big a blowout. i always say, joe, i hate being so to speak in enemy territory when that happens because you feel like it's an avalanche and you are outnumbered. i don't imagine it was a whole lot of fun for you out there in cleveland tonight, joe. >> reporter: no. it's tough to turn that tied and they know what we do for a living and looking at us and saying we got you tonight. but you mentioned the stats. the warriors on the wrong end of just about all the stats tonight tonight. you mentioned those game threes, actually dates back to last year, the warriors have lost five straight game threes in the postseason but the big ones to me tonight, number 1, turnovers. they turned it over 18 times. that resulted in 34 points for the cavs. we all know the warriors are a three-point shooting team. the big three, draymond green, klay thompson and steph curry, went a combined 4-20 from 3- point range. klay thompson was just 1-7. draymond was 0-4. it was the mvp himself who stood up tonight and said i didn't play well and i have to play better in game four. >> for me to do what i need to do, i have to play 100 times better than i did especially in the first quarter. to kind of control the game, didn't do it. >> steve kerr asking you on the bench are you okay? what did you tell him? are you okay? >> i'm fine. we're in good shape. not the way we wanted tonight to go. we have a great opportunity on friday to keep control of the series. >> we win together and lose together. obviously the starting unit has to be much better. we lost the game in the first quarter. we can't let them get out to the 33-14 lead. we're going to come out much better on friday. >> no amount of x's and o's, no matter what steve says, it's not going to matter if we don't decide to man up and give 100% effort out there. that's what it's going to take. being the defending champions, how hard it is to win. especially on the road. this team is desperate and we have to be desperate as well. we have to be the aggressor and come out and hit first. >> reporter: so the warriors is still the series 2-1. crucial for them, game four on friday. mark, i've got to tell you about a little adventure we're going on here. these are unprecedented times in the bay area with both our nba team and hockey team in the finals. photographer ryan cecile and i tomorrow, heading out on the road trip, headed to western pennsylvania, to pittsburgh to see if the sharks can stave off elimination. when we talk to you next, we'll be in a different state and hopefully not the state of confusion. until then, reporting live from cleveland, joe fonzi, back to you. >> all right. i always said you are a rambling man. we'll check with you from pittsburgh tomorrow. remember in the barry bonds era? it happened all the time. but splash hits few and far between these days at at&t. okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. since barry bonds split the scene, splash hits, an endangered species. someone, anyone to claim that spot. tonight we get splashdown. we go joe and jennifer at the ballpark. where they just at the tank the other night? they can't see enough sports. brandan bell off david price, fo crmery young award winner, lefty and lefty goes waterworld. first splash hit into seasons for a giant out there. that guy has got it. there we go. until the eighth, 1-1 game. mac williamson, his first ever big league home run. and it is by the slimmest of margins. hit the top of the automobile out there, 2-1. rates the three-game skid. dodgers lost, four-game lead to the giants in the west. not a whole lot of highlights for the a's. rbi single in the first for the brewers. off jesse hahn, later this is a pretty nice catch by coco crisp. it goes for a sacrifice fly. the brewers would add two more later. 4-0. the a's go down a 7-1 -- and brazil a winner in copa america. people love my portobello mushroom buttery jack, made with portobello mushrooms, grilled onions, and garlic herb butter. ever wonder how i came up with it? well... actually, i came up with it at the water cooler. but i thought you'd like this cowboy story better. the portobello mushroom buttery jack is back. part of the buttery jack family. taste it before it's gone. what do you think of the picture on my new costco card? wow, you've never put your actual face that close to mine. jay thinks that-- bup, bup, bup, bup. let him answer. uh...okay, you look good. this looks nothing like me! maybe 'cause you're not yelling in it. i look at this, and i'm like, "what the hell? where's the sparkle? where's the guy that scored the winning touchdown and was carried off by his team?" this guy looks like he was carried off by the current. i have half a mind to cut this up and never go back there. maybe you can use one of the scissors from the eight-pack that we bought. hey, jay, you feeling it? you ready to knock down some pins? oh, great. gray and wrinkled, like my tired puss. it's my league finals, and jay agreed to fill in for our star bowler, maurice, who's recovering from a groin pull. an actual groin pull, not the party on fire island. i don't know, cameron. i'm-- i'm really not feeling it tonight. well, you better start feeling it soon. we need to win so i can stick it to that smug martin sherman. who's martin sherman? only my archrival. i thought your rival was that blond christmas caroler.

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