to dead richard with the heavy coat. one day, i'll figure out who you were. to dead richard with the heavy coat. clink. [ bottles clink ] there is one saving grace. i've got a family here. [ laughs ] thank you, boy, but you ain't family yet. you grab miss darlene-sue here and make of her an honest woman, and i'll be your pappy, teach you how to run hooch. [ laughs ] >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news the community of napa large. we just don't. >> you know, have homicides, you know, much less of a double homicide. >> now at 10, police are still searching for a suspect after 2 people were shot and killed

in napa. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn tonight. we're learning that 2 people may have been teenage girls. kron f%ur's jack moment has reaction from the neighborhood. >> well, wasn't too long ago that this peaceful street riverview drive was crowded with dozens of cop cars responding to a shooting in which 2 people were shot and killed. one here on the scene and one later at the hospital. not neighbors say despite the shooting taking place, they want to put it out there that this is a safe neighborhood and that they've never seen anything like this for me is safe place to with her granddaughter's by her side of the park on sunday. >> one of the pavement so says this is a safe place. she said, though, she shocked that this happened not even just a day ago. mike is not like. a place to sue this things happen all around here. get surprised i find out about police say the shooting happened around 8 in the evening saturday. they found 2 victims there. the potential

shooter, nowhere in and we lost 2 young young people. frankford ellis says he heard the gunshots says the 2 people who died were teenage girls. i just know that the from the area from that book. and their lives were cut short. >> i'm a friend of mine. knew the father of the child. >> amber kempton, another neighbor right beside her flowers, rest in peace. sasha. >> i mean, it's heartbreaking. honestly, it was my child. i would i don't even know. words can >> more neighbors tell us the 2 teens were local and at least one of them was a high schooler. just the whole block was just that i will let you know, blue red or tease was just feet from the shooting and says it's still a shock with little answers and a potential gunman still on the loose? well, it's pretty crazy. the stuff like that. and we have been around here, you know, it's so pretty. >> pretty calm area. i mean, i've been here 2 years and i've never really seen stuff

like that. >> despite many of the neighbors here telling us that they've heard that these 2 people who died were teenage girls. they say have no idea who the shooter is. now, when i reached out to napa police over what happened here, they say they can't tell us any information related to the ongoing investigation, but they did say we could expect to see some information in the coming day or 2. for now, we're in napa, jack moment. kron 4 news. >> overnight, chaos in oakland and several sideshows take over city streets. video showing cars spinning out intersections fireworks being shot in air and sea. huge crowd circling around at one point, at least 2 cars were seen engulfed in flames in oakland. police say the sideshows broke out on claremont avenue and college avenue, alcatraz avenue and telegraph avenue and derby avenue and mandela parkway. video also showing officers setting up a roadblock near one of those sideshows, a person driving a white

infiniti forces their way through the line of police cruisers. police say multiple people were detained. investigations are still ongoing tonight. now to a developing story tonight to san francisco county jails are now on lockdown. the san francisco sheriff's office says >> this follows a number of inmate attacks on deputies and other jail staff, the union and the union that represents the deputies is demanding the immediate deployment of the california national guard lockdowns are happening at county jails 2, 3, union says that jails dealing with staffing shortages and issues with security. the sheriff's office says 7 staff members have been injured by inmates since march. 29th. >> take a look at this marin county fire crews rescuing 6 people, including a child after a boat capsized into bay yesterday afternoon. firefighters say a voter was able to call for help when they arrived, the passengers were clinging to the overturned boat. all passengers suffering from cold

exposure and they were evaluated by paramedics. we've got new video tonight from a firefighter's perspective as they battled a house fire in san leandro. alameda county firefighters say they were able to put out these flames on fleming street around. 45 minutes. sadly, 2 families are displaced tonight. and the south bay, san jose residents urging the santa clara county board of supervisors to keep the regional regional medical trauma center open tomorrow. city officials are joining the community to take action against the closure. the hospital's trauma center is a level 2, which means they treat burn victims and victims of stroke and heart attacks back in february, regional medical center announced that they would close the center because of a decline in patients. the are the er, though, is going to remain open. the board will vote on what the future of the center looks like on tuesday. happening tomorrow around the world, there will be port blockades and one is set for the bay area. the port of oakland will be a part of an

economic blockade. this is video from a previous port protest. the protesting the quote. free palestine. keep you updated on all of this as it happens tomorrow. now to some national news tonight, the international community is on edge as they wait to see how israel will respond to saturday's attack by ron. we're learning more about the recent attacks in israel where officials say iran launched hundreds of drones and missiles at israel on saturday forcing people into bomb shelters. this is after a suspected israeli air strike killed a top iranian general and syria. the violence is putting the middle east on high alert and renewing concerns about the war in gaza. whether or not that expand into a regional conflict. coming up at 10, 30, we've got more on how u.s. officials are reacting. also happening tomorrow, jury selection is set to start in the historic criminal trial against former president donald trump. the manhattan cases tied to alleged hush money payments involving star.

stormy daniels ahead of 2016 election manhattan da's accusing the former president of falsifying business records with regards to those payments. prosecutors claim the money was in exchange for daniel staying quiet about an alleged affair with donald trump. the former president has denied the affair and pleaded not guilty. jury selection is expected to take a few days. well, don't forget, taxes are due tomorrow in california, along with 11 other states. and if you made $79,000 or less last year, you can actually file for free on the irs website. that's thanks to a new direct direct file pilot program that just rolled out this year. if you file electronically should not expect a to b refund immediately. it'll take about 3 weeks. and if you opt for direct deposit, that will be a lot faster the average refund this year is about 3,000 bucks. if you're not ready by tomorrow, you can file for an extension and that will give you another 6 months to get it done. the warriors are looking

ahead to the playoffs after beating the utah jazz in their last regular season game today. and the team also honored of father and son from the late hole after the son died. suddenly at a game 8 years ago. kron four's sara stinson reports. >> the warriors gave one fan the biggest gift of all by winning the last game of the regular season on his birthday, this win means even more to david nunez. he shares his birthday with his son who sadly died at a game back in 2016. he attended this game in his honor. dubnation packed into chase center sunday afternoon for the last regular season game against utah. >> david nunez got surprise with a jersey from the warriors while so liberating his 70th birthday at the game in vallejo, nunez raised his 2 children to be dedicated dubs fans. we've loved the warriors. >> forever. and bottom up. >> to be warrior fans. but in

2016 tragedy struck the family while in a playoff game at oracle arena, new news, his son justin suddenly passed away. justin was just 35 years old. collapsed. >> up the stairs, had it. pulmonary embolism and that can resuscitate him and >> i watched him die. despite the pain, nunez continues to go to games. he says it's what his son would have wanted. i still come to games in his honor, not bringing his son. his son and i went to oracle on the last game at oracle and first game here, chase a preseason game. my and i got union says he's grateful for the warriors who have been supportive ever since that fateful their special to us. they really treat us well. new year's is hoping his dubs can keep it going on the court as well. but we have to wind when keep going and you know, i think we can do it. we have the squad.

>> most wars fans are feeling the same way. i have faith. they can take it all the way. we'll have to see how they play versus the kean's. the warriors play against the kings on tuesday in sacramento. this is a win or go home situation. it's sure to be a nail-biter fans will be able to attend here at home, but they can go to a watch party at thrive city. it opens at 5.30, tip off, set 7. i'm sara stinson reporting at chase center. back to you. >> hundreds of people coming to san francisco's japantown for the cherry blossom festival featuring food music and performances. there is, of course, something for everyone. this is video from the citizen app and then if you didn't have a chance to go, no worries. the festival continues next weekend. it will feature the parade and this is the final festival that will happen before renovatione begin at peace plaza. still to come here at 10 o'clock yo, 70 closing roads right before national park week. what you need to know if you're planning on

going. >> and we are taking a break from the rain for a while. we will be warming up. then i'll tell you, cities will be reaching the 80's. and that full forecast after the break.

>> welcome back. let's take a look at our forecast out there as we take a look at the san francisco international airport tonight. looks like maybe some fog there off in the gayle ong joining us a look at what to expect to go. >> yes, well, we will be clearing out for most of us. well, and the morning should have some patchy fog, especially in the east bay up partly cloudy skies here from the east bay hills. but we are

drying out we saw some at late afternoon shower activity, but we have high pressure that will be taking over and you could see our future cast model played in motion for you. so this is about an hour from now. you can see mostly clear skies. just a few clouds out there and then 08:00am. so this livermore. you visibility may be low during your morning commute tomorrow. so just keep that in mind. things will be clearing out towards the afternoon. and as you can lots of sunshine and then come tuesday as well. so we will be warming up very starting like overnight will. it will be chilly overnight, but we are saying goodbye to the rain. high pressure will be taking over for much of the week. so that means warm and dry conditions. socon kurd, for example, you are going to see 80 by the end of the week. it looks like an upper 70's as you make your way towards tuesday and wednesday. so it's going to be another warm one. so with the clear skies that

we will be waking up to some chilly temperatures, especially in the north bay valleys, east bay valleys like santa rosa in livermore and a 45 for you in half. moon bay, mid 40's, upper 40's for all of you. and here is your 4 zone forecast. so remember, we're in the mid even low 50's that not too long ago. so now we will be gradually warming up starting tomorrow billing. so upper 50's of san francisco, low 60's beaches will be still in the mid to upper 50's. but then on the other side, san francisco, 61 degrees. 58 in burlingame for you. 62 degrees at the forecast high for you in san mateo, san carlos, a 65 and mountain view, as you make your way more south gets more warm. 66 along the sunnyvale, cupertino, santa clara, 68 san jose might see 70's tomorrow to the east bay also made 60's and tri valley looking at 63 to 66 degrees. more 60's on

the map along the east bay shoreline. oakland, 63 and walnut creek warming up too. 67 degrees. a yacht bill might see 70's as well and even vacaville as you make your way to the inner east bay. there and even point raise only warming up to the upper 50's. so starting tomorrow was you'll notice the warm and then now it's not even the warmest day yet. so thursday looks like that will be one of the warmest days wednesday into thursday in land, 80 degrees and 70's by the bay and up, you know, upper 60's by the bay and low 60's by the coast. it's good looking forecast. it is after all these and we might be dry for wentz. that's right. remember when who is dry maybe one or 2? yeah. i'm sure some viewers are looking at that and going. thank goodness. yeah. so stay hydrated and enjoy everyone. all right, kelly, thank you. you're welcome. >> alright, police in fairfield the rest for teens in connection with the weekend carjacking. police say the robbery was caught on camera and they were able to follow the teens on travis boulevard.

from i-80 officers say they then attempted to pull the car over at pennsylvania avenue and followed the car on the trayvon court from there. officers say the teens jumped out of the cars. it was still moving. all 4 were taken into custody until the driver had a previous warrant for his arrest. in the east bay running and swimming specialty store is going to be closing for good after more than 40 years in oakland transports posting this on their website after 42 years are going to be shutting their doors in the coming months. the owners adding a message thanking the community for getting them through fires, earthquakes and the pandemic. caltrans is about to start a roadway. safety improvement project along highway one 20 near yosemite national park. officials say this comes after a significant rockslide closed a section of the roadway back in february. construction will begin tomorrow. and if you're planning on heading there for national park week and next saturday, you can expect a 10 to 15 minute delay in the area. the project is expected

to be wrapped up by this summer. 6 timber businesses are filing a 225 million dollar lawsuit against pg and e over damages caused by the 2021. dixie fire. they claim pg e and properly manage the forest and failed to comply with the state's public utilities act as well as not doing enough to prevent the second largest fire in the state's history and their businesses have endured financial hardship. earlier this year, the utility company agreed to pay a 45 million dollars settlement for its role in igniting the fire. with warmer and drier weather on the way. federal officials are warning there could be an earlier and more intense wildfire season this year. the last 3 months flames have impacted more than 2500 square miles of land across the country. and that's more than half of last year's total. federal officials are now ramping up training programs and of created 44 complex incident management teams to combat the most troubling situations. they're

anticipating the need to transition away from seasonal part-time crews and focus on more permanent positions. the technology industry continues to evolve as it adapts to the impact of ai. but jobs are still out there. recently. some students got the opportunity to attend a career day focused on innovation and inspiration. miro reports. >> you might know belkin for their cables and power banks accessories we enhance people's lives through technology. but recently the southern california company opened up their la area offices to students for an event called spring fling and opportunity to give students an idea of what corporate life is like and hopefully inspire them to choose a career path in technology find something that you love. you lean into technology is going to be and it's going continue to evolve. and i think there's a lot use can bring to that in the future. students attended

workshops, leadership panels and even got a behind the scenes tour. i thought that it's really cool that everyone kind of gets to have networking have to meet different people in different fields and kind of come here to learn something 11th grader mckay ballot goan said it gave him insight into the corporate world and also like bridging that from education to the corporate environment. technology already a huge part of teens lives not only a connecting force, but also contributing to troubling issues including cyber bullying and mental struggles. something speaker mcmaster is working to combat with lessons in creativity, consciousness and connection these types of days and get togethers and you know, outgoings and programs of social uplift. >> that's all about steadily building. this inner technology, humans helping representatives from google also on hand to help students understand there are multiple paths to a career in tech. i think we need all sorts of

people who are. >> i'm passionate about technology and the impact it can have. and we need a lot of different skill sets and you can come to role like this from many different angles. >> days like this are invaluable for showcasing the diverse career paths out there, especially for students who know their tech but might eventually want to create it too. if you want to learn more information, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. in the bay area. fans are mourning a beloved cartoonists who is known for expanding visibility of women. >> in comics, trina robbins, she passed away in san francisco at the age of 85 on friday. robinson was inducted into the will. eisner comics hall of fame in 2013, she became the first woman to participate in the underground comic movement. a time where cartoonists, sir published artwork on controversial topics. robbins was known for her take on feminism and politics. still to come here

at 10 o'clock. the latest on the update between israel and iran. what the u.s. is. >> planning on doing next. plus, a new list is out the hardest-working cities in the country where the bay area cities rank next. but it won't

help report revealing the top hardest-working cities in the united states. >> ranking first in the list was washington, d.c., san francisco also making the top 10 at number 8. san jose came in way down at number 50. wow.

the study cities ranked based on several factors including employment rate and the average number of hours worked per week. what is that you might be asking. that's the sounds of amir cat letting air cats. now that the coast is clear right? giving them a warning, right? this is video coming from the oakland zoo showing the slender tailed near cats ending up on its hind legs. they're like a person keeping a lookout for some a potential predators, a normal near cat behavior. that they're exhibiting here according to the zoo open zoo's website says that adult near cats take turns on lookout duties so that the other near cats can forage for food without having to worry. it's always good to have friends, you know, even in the animal kingdom. all coming up here at 10 o'clock, a dust devil sweeps through people on route. 66, we've got a look at that crazy video. plus, what's

next for the man arrested for installing a camera in a starbucks bathroom? >> and when we come back, we've got the very latest on the situation between iran and israel. but the u.s. is planning on doing next scr

>> now big story out of the middle east tonight. american officials calling yesterday's military response to iran attacking israel, a quote, spectacular defeat. today, president biden called the american squadrons involved, thanking them for their service. biden also met with other g 7 leaders sharing their support for israel, but pushing for no further escalation. news nation's kelli meyer reports from the white house.

>> tonight, the white house and the world watching for israel's next move. >> we're on high alert and this isn't a situation. >> after iran launched a barrage of missiles and drones targeting the country overnight. iran calling it a response to an israeli raid on the iranian consulate in syria. a senior defense official calling iran's attack unprecedented, targeting israel with more than 300 munitions, including over 100 ballistic missiles, cruise missiles and uav is launched from locations in iran, iraq, syria and yemen. the first ever direct attack on israel from an iranian soil. >> you guys are the best in the whole world. >> today president biden calling members of the 490th in 300 35th fighter squadron to express his thanks. i apologize for it to cs. >> supposed to be much drug

that american. >> biden speaking with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu shortly after the attacks. senior administration officials confirming the president conveyed israel came out ahead and clearly demonstrated its military superiority. today president biden convening a meeting of g 7 leaders all forcefully condemning the attack and debating ways to hold iran accountable. a senior administration officials saying they could designate the irgc as a terrorist group or issue sanctions. as far as israel's response to iran. a senior administration official telling news nation that the u.s. would not be participating in any offensive military action. president biden trying to keep his goal of keeping the conflict from widening. the president's been very clear publicly. so. >> we don't seek a war with iran. we don't seek an escalated tensions in the region. we'll we don't seek a wider conflict and everything he's been doing literally since the 7th of october has been designed to to that

outcome. >> and that was news nation's kellie meyer reporting from washington tonight. well, happening tomorrow, the man arrested after being accused of hiding a camera in a san jose starbucks going to court. he had that in a bathroom. police say 35 year-old louis juarez junior planted the camera. the location off of west taylor street and coleman avenue officials say an employee at the starbucks and noticed the hidden camera in january 31st. under restroom sink and then called 9-1-1 to report. by then there was a video of 91 people on camera, including children as young as 4 years old. we will bring you an update on what happens in court tomorrow kron 4. convicted killer scott peterson back in redwood city court on tuesday. this is the first of 3 hearings in an effort to get his conviction overturned. peterson was convicted in 2004 of the murder of his wife, laci and their unborn child. peterson has maintained his innocence. he's serving life in prison

earlier this year. the los angeles innocence project which takes on cases it believes led to wrongful convictions, took on peterson's case lawyers there asking a judge to approve new dna testing and evidence be reexamined. in oakland. fire crews working to put out a garage fire they say started from a lithium battery combustion earlier today. they say this play started on the corner of east 21st 19021th avenues around one in the afternoon. firefighters say the heavy fire started in the garage of a 2 story building but contained just before it grew. no injuries were reported. some interesting new time-lapse video of snow falling on big hill in eldorado county. according to the national weather service, 7 inches of snow recorded in the region. the video shows the thick clouds moving in and then the snow building on the ground. now to our 4 zone forecast taking a live look

outside at a financial district tonight. looks like some clouds hanging around here this evening. gayle ong. but look, hey, gayle. >> hello, yes, the sierra got some snow over the weekend and we got some rain. i do have some rain totals to show you from the last 48 hours and as per usual, the santa cruz mountains to get a bulk of that rain over 2 inches of rain over at ben lowman everywhere picked up decent rain, a beneficial rain. we're talking close to half an inch in oakland san jose. and then more than half an inch in places like half moon bay and san francisco and santa rosa. so much beneficial rain we got and now we can say bye-bye to the rain. as you can see, high pressure will be taking over. you can see it in our future. cast model will play this in motion for you. this is in about an hour. looks like we'll be clearing out overnight for most of us with the exception of the valleys. and then as take you through your morning drive, it's a 06:00am monday livermore. visibility may be even in san jose. but the afternoon we do

look cloudy, a mix of sun and clouds, but towards the evening, we start to clear out and then this is tuesday as well. so we have some nice sunshine on the way after a soggy start to the weekend started we had we had a solid band of rain starting late friday into saturday. so we will see some sunshine, lots of sunshine and warm and dry conditions. temperatures out the door right now. we are in the chilly side as the skies are are starting to clear out. so that means no cloud cover to keep us warm. so low 50's and san francisco, oakland mid 50's in san jose. everywhere else down to the low 50's as well. not too far from night lows. you could see 44 in santa rosa and napa and livermore. so the interior valleys, the inland areas, those are the typical places that get chilly at night. and the tomorrow's daytime highs will be gradually warming up. so we're in the mid 50's on a

saturday. even friday. it was it was pretty chilly for daytime highs. now we you'll notice a trend will be trending upwards now from likes upper 60's close to 70's in some places like san jose and antioch in santa rosa and napa and along the you'll notice san francisco and half moon bay will remain on the cooler side low 60's and the mid-fifties by the beaches. and then at mill valley looks like you will be in the low 60's as well. and to sum it all up for you, we will be clearing overnight. those showers will be ending tomorrow. look for partly cloudy skies with some mild temperatures. and then this week, lots of sunshine, 80's inland. and here is that 10 at 10 outlook, as you could see, the long range models. we don't see rain in this a cycle yet, but i am seeing rain and the long-term model maybe of the week of the 24th but will focus on the nice sunshine

wednesday and thursday, look like the warmest days for you inland in the 80's. we just have really nice weather. it's % going to feel like a summer in spring once again. so everyone enjoy and stay hydrated during this time back to you. >> this is a large dust devil that was spotted on route. 66, this is video taken in western arizona on friday. the video here showing storm chasers moving through it. breeze seen flying around there because of all the strong quite a sight to that is more serious matters. president biden is planning to expand to national monuments here in california. the biden administration says expanding the san gabriel mountains national monument by nearly 110,000 acres as well as the berryessa snow mountain national monument by about 13,000 acres. both of these sites were originally

designated by former president barack obama. more information about these expansions is expected to be released on april 22nd, which is, of course, earth day. from our state capital to our nation's capital, hundreds of business and political leaders from sacramental where sacramento and washington, d.c., starting today for the 52nd annual cap. the cap advocate for our region. capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, hello from beautiful washington, d.c., where for the next few days, some of the most powerful leaders from california will gather and advocate for our region and they hope to come home with results. wheels down and washington, d.c., for the next 3 days. hundreds of business and political leaders from california's capital region are set to meet here in our nation's capital for the 52nd annual capital to capital advocacy program or is most call it.

>> kept a cap. and back to this is the biggest and best attended camp to cap ever to take a look at the wellcome accepted behind me. i'm told more than 420 people in attendance here for this conference. when you bring that many people to the capital of our nation, to champion the issues that matter most to be our voices heard robert hight. he's the president and ceo of the sacramento metropolitan chamber of commerce. the chamber organized the four-day event, an event that brings together leaders from various sectors, including 80 plus elected representatives from california's capital region representing 22 cities and 6 counties. we are one of the largest economies in the world. >> so our work does matter to the overall impact of the state of california. attendees are placed into more than a dozen policy teams focused on a variety of interests directly impacting our region. whether is housing education, workforce, transportation, infrastructure, you name it all the key issues that drive the local economy to be a strong, vibrant community. other issues include wildfire

prevention and forest health, public safety and economic development. camp to camp organizers holding this meeting as they expressed optimism and excitement about this year's conference over the next few days. more than 170 advocacy meetings and appointments will take place with some of the nation's most influential leaders. all with the goal to bring federal resources and dollars. >> back home when you can come together and championed a region with one voice and a line on the issues that matter most. i think that's pretty remarkable. this how things get done. and i were honored to lead the charge. >> and this was an introductory day of sorts for attendees to get settled in. but come monday, members of the delegation will begin to meet with one another and get to work. stay with us for full coverage from our nation's capital reporting in washington, d.c., 8 on wallace kron. 4 news. >> the federal government wants to make sure that roads and bridges are strong enough to withstand natural disasters. that's what the transportation department is spending more than 800 million

dollars on projects meant to protect infrastructure from the effects of climate change. the goal is to target spots that are especially vulnerable to extreme weather. the money will be used to revamp dozens of roads, bridges, ports and other infrastructure across the country. and the funny about smarter better designs connie, our daily commutes. sometimes even our lives depend on making sure that infrastructure is strong. >> the funding for these projects comes from the infrastructure law passed in 2021, the grants are going to 80 different projects. across the united states. happening tomorrow. caltrans goes in part of the 101 to complete the next steps in the construction of the world's largest wildlife crossing and a gore hills on the southbound lanes are going to be closed from midnight to 5 in the morning. the southern california bridge is designed to create a corridor between 2 sections of the santa monica mountains providing safe travel for wildlife, including the endangered mountain lion.

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the dust has settled in. we now know golden state's fate. we'll take you through everything and show you where the dubs will be on 3rd on tuesdays play-in round. we start down the street from our kron. 4 studios at chase center. and that is not chase center. here's chase center. stephen dream on got a got a rest day against the jazz. 2nd quarter warriors up 9 clay hits the 3. 25 points for klay warriors go up by 12 same quarter dubs of 7 andrew wiggins with the nice mid-range jumper here, 19 points for weeks. 4th quarter, 6 point dubs lead wiggins finds geese and toast. >> 40 young guy at 13, a 5 off the bed. good for him. a couple minutes later, lester quinones. >> well, knock down the corner. 3. draymond green loves it. 12 points off the bench for leicester.

>> under 2 minutes to go, warriors lead cut to just 2 drone robinson to reverse lay in there and the foul. ben sullivan, it that slammed the door on any hopes of the jazz comeback warriors win one. 23 1.16. so with that, we head to portland warriors needed to kings to lose if they had any hope for a home play-in game too bad. the blazers stink and they're tanking kings already up 25 de'aaron fox. 24 points for him. he's really good. 3rd quarter domantas sabonis. the mid-range jumper. 18 points, 11 rebounds and 9 assists. course, the bonus kings crews. one. 21 82. okay. so maybe the lakers could just lose to the pels. the dubbed could also host a play-in game just wasn't in the cards for us. folks, anthony davis catches the lob 30 11 for late in the 4th quarters. lakers up 18

lebron states out gets in 3 points the hard way. 28, 11 17 for lebron. that man is 39 years old. lakers roll one. 24 108. so now that the dust is settled, the stage is set. the warriors finished the season with a 46 in 36 record. >> 2 games better than they were last season when they were a 6 c but 46 wins this year was good for 10th place in the west. that means they will have to win 2 straight road games just for a chance at the 8 seed in a matchup with the thunder. they will play in sacramento on tuesday at 7 if they lose theirs. their season is over. the warriors get a win on tuesday, they will travel to the loser of that lakers at pels game. but let's not jump ahead. the double switch focus to sacramento. this will be the second straight year. they will take on sack in an elimination game. and draymond green says the familiarity

makes the prep pretty straightforward. >> you know, this team pretty well for the most part. nobody's changing that much less. you just completely terms of roster in the mainstays in their rosters to them. so they went a lot of things to sabonis. obviously that everything started to head of the snake and everybody else kind of use theirs off those 2 guys. >> you know, there very much so a pattern team like they they got there are things that they want to get so, know, going into the game and understanding what you know, the things that will be trying to take away, let them get to those i mean, know the world know as well. so it's just going to no >> more like a giant in tampa bay taking on the rays. blake going up against his former team looking for his first win of the season. >> but the rays it got to snow early. bottom of first tied at

1, one off and rosario and >> that's a laser. 2 run homerun rays. take the lead. bottom of the 4th raise up 4 to one for rene pinto and he gets all of that one. the three-run blast had the lead to 6 snell gave up 7 runs in 4 innings. that's terrible. giants fall. 94. they'll take on the marlins. the rays were 3 game series tomorrow. the a's looking to take 2 out of 3 from the nationals at the coliseum. >> bottom of the 6 a's down a run bases loaded for abraham toro and he hits a flare into left. coming in as jesse winker, the ball falls and he ends up trapping it with his glove up. 2 runs come in to score and just like that, the a's take the lead. top of the 8th a's up a run series hits the ground or right here. kicks off the pitcher. lucas it greg. and check out the play roles, a glove through

his legs to make out what an incredible play by the and the end top of the mason miller in to close it out and he would strike out. not one, not 2, but 3 batters to secure the victory for oakland. striking out the side, a come from behind to win 7, 6, their 3rd consecutive series when folks live now. >> the host, the cardinals tomorrow. >> all right. let's head out to augusta, georgia for the final round of the masters tournament. collin morikawa, the cowboy air on par by 15. he sinks in the birdie putt. he finished tied for 3rd. a double bogey later cost him today could have finished higher. but man, it was scottie scheffler showing why he's the world. number one, gary gets the birdie to fall on 16 finished 11 under he wins in dominant fashion. he was winning from day one to day 4 gets a second green

jacket in 3 years. he's won 4 tournaments already this year meant as jon rahm who handed it to all right-y. still to come, our one on one with cam brink ahead of the wnba draft. we will not want to miss our exclusive conversation. stay with us. the wnba draft is

tomorrow afternoon in brooklyn. the number one pick is pretty much. >> a given at this point as iowa's caitlin clark, we'll stay in the midwest and suit up for the indiana fever. the fun really starts at pick to

where we very well could hear the name that we've all grown accustomed to here in the bay area. stanford's can break. he's a really good chance to h ar her name called in that number 2 spot, which would make sense after all she accomplished on the farm cam sat down exclusively with me ahead of monday's nba draft. take a listen. >> from when the time you came on campus at stanford now, ink can bring grew the most? yeah, you know, it's funny because it feels like yesterday that i was just a freshman. it was covid. >> we are on but i think i've just grown with my leadership skills. people skills. obviously, i feel like, you know, i pride myself. i've accomplished everything i want to accomplish at this level. so but i think i'm just proud of. me taking advantage of the relationships i've built. and, you know, just continuing to work but yeah, that's a

testament to the people around me. my family. it feels like yesterday, honestly, when you guys want a national championship like collapsed to the ground out of exact obviously your high school class 2020 and it was a doozy of a class. you know, you and >> caitlin, and a lot of people who cover the sport intently are like crediting that class to really pushing this game forward to where it is popularity. now, wise, just, you know, when you hear that and think that you're part of that class and i mean, we all eyes, we've seen how much the sport grown. how special is that to you? that you're kind of part of that class to help push the game forward. >> yeah, i know. i think that's actually a really interesting point. i think we've helped you know, it's really about the women. we grew up watching like my more. lisa leslie, tina thompson. brianna story. there's just so many amazing women. sheryl swoopes don't so. we're who we are because of them. and we

just can't forget that they're the women that, you know, made us who we are. you know, we you know, just because of them. so can't forget them. trail blazers now draft lake week away less than a week away. we're where the nerves that. >> yeah, i mean, there's always nerves. i think nerves are good because it means you care. >> but i'm just excited to start this new chapter of my life. i just feel i wake up every day feeling truly because i know so many people would kill to be my position. so i think just really reframing the i guess just this with gratitude, i think is important because i'm just thankful for everything. every opportunity who's kind of giving you the best piece of advice and what has that of ice been has just become. >> preparing to be a pro. >> that's a good question. i feel like i've like i said before, have such an amazing village people and i think, you know, i've kept it up bits and pieces of everything. they've all said to me that to make a sister's jean, a you

know, been really instrumental for me and just enjoying the process. think it sounds cliche, but just really not taking anything for granted and especially when it comes to the draft, really enjoying that day. and, you know, taking it because it's the start of my new career it's just a huge deal. so just find the joy. it looks like the itinerary for brooklyn. i heard you're on a tight schedule. yeah, media stuff. >> i guess what are you looking forward to most aside from hearing your name called just like, like the sisters said, what? what moment are you really looking forward to? >> i think i'm just looking forward he out the other girls. i think, you know, it's so funny. think sometimes the media kind of pence us against each other. and, you know, reality is we really enjoy each others presence and we get along really well. so i'm excited to see them to have fun with them. and to 6th, learn your. yeah. so it's a really exciting just when you think back of your 4 what sticks out the most about i

guess some of the sisterhood that you've developed in. >> relationship with tara and all that. >> gosh, i think what sticks out the most is just how special the play stanford is. i think. it's just kind of reminded me that i'm not just a basketball a businesswoman and a student. i'm a lifelong learner, you always pushing myself to be better and, you know, i think it's just been the best season made to go there because i've met so many incredible people. and you have just learned how to not be a one-dimensional person. so, you know, bass was not always going to be my thing. so always love it. but, you know, at some point i'm going to have to pursue other amazing thing. so i'm just thankful that i've had the opportunity to, you know, learn how to do that. it's time for him. >> yeah. we wish the best of luck. wnba draft is tomorrow. of course we will have all of that coverage in. we'll see where she ends up. maybe she goes to la that, too. has the number 2 pick. that will be

pretty cool. playing your rookie year in los angeles. so we'll keep an eye on that and we'll have a whole lot more. but we will also have some news for you coming up at 11. so hang tight. but that's all we have for sports. we'll be we have for sports. we'll be right back.

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