Warriors Stay Alive with Win Over Thunder.
CABRERA: Welcome back to your EARLY START at 5:24 here in the East. The defending NBA champion Warriors staying alive in the playoffs, but they still face an uphill battle, though, against the Thunder.</s>KOSIK: Coy Wire has more in this morning's bleacher report. Good morning, Coy.</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Top of the morning. You know it is a great weekend when it starts off with Ana and Alison. Good morning to you both.</s>CABRERA: I can say the same about you, Coy.</s>WIRE: All right. Let's talk about these Warriors. Only two teams have come back trailing 3-1 in conference finals history. Warriors in a must-win situation, they looked a bit deflated the last two games in Oklahoma City. Now, they are back in the Bay Area. Home crowd getting them riled up. And so does Steph Curry. Durant just get left in the dust. Slicing through the Thunder defense like a hot knife through butter, 31 points in the night. Warriors win 121-111. Look at him says, we ain't going home. No, you're not. You are going back to Oklahoma City, the place to play tomorrow, game six, series tied at -- 3-2, do or die again for the Warriors. Eastern conference finals tonight. LeBron James and the Cavs, they're going to try to push the Raptors to extinction. Game six at 8:30 Eastern. Now, check this out, more than 1 million people logged on their computers this week not to play video games, but to watch the pros put on a show. ELeague. Breaking the world of competitive video gaming to mainstream. Teams from around the world duking it out at Turner Studios right here in Atlanta for a piece of $1.4 million price. Tonight and every Friday throughout the ten-week season, you can watch the games live on sister channel TBS. The action starts at 10:00 Eastern. Guys, they are playing the game "Counterstrike". I have been to the arena up the street. This is as impressive as any NFL stadium I've ever played in. These folks are professional and passionate about what they do.</s>KOSIK: People cannot get enough of the ELeague, including you, right?</s>WIRE: That's right. I love it. It reminds me back in the day playing Nintendo 64. I get the goose bumps when I was over there. Fun stuff, guys.</s>KOSIK: I hear you. All right. Coy, thanks very much.</s>WIRE: You're welcome.</s>KOSIK: Emotional moments from President Obama, hugging survivors of the atomic bomb drop in Hiroshima. He also gave a very touching speech. We are breaking it down live. That's next.