side of it, vasilevskiy, 22 consecutive saves since giving up the power play goal to lehkonen. seems to have really settle into this game. >> pick me out a winner -- >> all right, i'm going to go makar, because i just did a pack on him. and i'm going to go palat for tampa bay. >> palat is an excellent choice. chelly? >> he just matched my picks. i'm picking palat and makar. i don't care. >> he's clearly listening in on you. mess? >> all right, boy, corey perry's going to be in front of the net with a tip-in and going to go with rantanen for colorado. >> corey perry has five career overtime goals, so -- i'm going to go brayden point, that would be a pretty good story, right? and then i'll go bo byram, the young defenseman for colorado, we'll see. >> these are the ones tampa always seems to come out on top. let's see what happens. >> we shall see what happens. should be fabulous. ends quick, right? ends quick? >> oh. one way or another. one way or another.

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>> overtime winner. in sudden death overtime. >> sudden death overtime goal! >> overtime. overtime. >> overtime! >> sean: we're back in denver and heading for overtime in game one of this stanley cup final. tampa bay and colorado tied at three. the avalanche led 3-0 at the end of the first period, but andrei vasilevskiy stopped 22 in a row. advantage in shot attempts and in scoring chances for the avs through regulation. hard-hitting game. sean mcdonough, ray ferraro, let's look at how we got here. >> ray: 3-1 in the second period. colorado seemed in control until kucherov finds palat. 48 seconds later, sergachev's shot is going to hit both goal posts through the screen. kuemper never sees it. 3-3. in the third period, we've seen this before. it's andrei vasilevskiy. turns aside nichushkin.

he's got six shots on the night. here, a fantastic save on that late power play on landeskog off the mackinnon pass. what a terrific game this game one has turned out to be. >> sean: and colorado used to overtime in this postseason. this is their 15th playoff game, the fifth time they've gone to the extra session. meanwhile, tampa bay, just 1-0 in the overtime, a big win, they had to have it in the first round, game six against toronto to force a game seven. brayden point was the hero of that one. ray, what do you look for as we start overtime? >> ray: well, we have about 30-ish seconds of power play time left for the avs. thaild l they'd love to get one good setup shot on goal if they can. tampa, this neutral zone fa faceoff, they can send it down. one mistake, one chance, the biggest goal of your life. >> sean: 36 seconds still to serve for pat maroon.

so, a power play continues for colorado. faceoff won by landeskog back to makar. cale makar to the left wing. good move by lehkonen. sends it back to makar with some room. one-timer from the circle, hit some traffic, hit lehkonen in the middle of the slot and gets cleared. and now just 15 seconds remaining on the penalty to maroon. ma kar flying across the blue line. cale makar trying to turn on mcdonagh. circles the net. has mackinnon with space. off it goes into the circle for toews. out comes maroon. mackinnon's shot is deflected to the near boards. and here's pat maroon. >> ray: two shots for mackinnon. one blocked by erik cernak, the next blocked by mikhail sergachev. jared bednar said before the game, tampa's the best shot-blocking team in the league. there it's on display again.

>> sean: and rantanen now -- burakovsky, i should say, sent it around to the post. sent to the net by hedman. kucherov tried to turn it back in front, it was blocked. the blocked shots, the dedication to do it for tampa bay, given they've already won two stanley cups. they continue to do it. compher had the shot blocked by hedman -- score! burakovsky on the followup! and game one goes to the avs in overtime!

at 1:23 of overtime, andrei burakovsky ignites this sellout crowd in ball arena with a game-winning goal in overtime. >> ray: what a play by val nichushkin. a goal and assist for him. he finds burakovsky, who makes no mistake, just his second goal of the playoffs after a 22-goal regular season. burakovsky missed a couple of games with an injury. the puck on the turnover. knife choose kin forces the turnover. com compher's shot is blocked and nichushkin one-touches that pass

and after hedman blocked the initial shot, he's deep and doesn't have the stick in the pass lane. nichushkin is able to gather, pass it,akovsky makes no mistake. all on the nichushkin forecheck. turnover in the neutral zone. the pass is perfect. burakovsky's shot sends ball arena home happy with a 4-3 avalanche win. >> sean: andrei burakovsky, stanley cup champ with washington back in 2018, he scored two goals, in fact, in game seven of the eastern conference final that year against tampa bay to help them get to the stanley cup final. and emily kaplan is with burakovsky, as rantanens abso saluted. >> emily: what are you feeling right now, andrei? >> i mean, it feels amazing. we -- i think we really battled through this whole game. we had a little mental breakdown in the second period, but i

think we bounced back in the third and, yeah, awesome job by the boys. >> emily: what does mental breakdown mean? how did you guys get there? >> i don't know, i don't think we were hard enough on pucks, not winning races. we gave them too much room and third, i think we bounced back and really fought through it and did all the right things. >> emily: what was the vibe in the locker room in between the third period and overtime? >> no, we were just saying keep going like we played in the third and, yeah, send pucks to the net and take the rebounds. feel confident about our game and i think that's what we did. >> emily: this crowd is absolutely nuts right now. what does it feel like to win for them? >> oh, these fans are amazing. they've been amazing the entire year for us, so -- i mean, this is great. this is a dream, dream for -- since i was a kid.

>> emily: thank you. >> sean: andrei burakovsky, 27-year-old born in austria, but raised in sweden, where his dad was playing, his dad was an nhl defenseman, robert. he has scored some big goals and this is another. as colorado has now won game one of all four of their series in these 2022 playoffs. scintillating start to the stanley cup final. game two comes your way saturday night from right here in denver at 8:00 eastern time. final score in overtime, the avs, 4, the lightning, 3. for ray and emily, sean mcdonough. so long from denver. ♪was there something missing in my life 'til now♪ ♪an absence i could not quite place but knew somehow♪ ♪and then this vegan bakery came sliding down my screen♪

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. that was the first game of the stanley cup final and tomorrow might be the last game of the nba finals. the warriors are one win away from taking home the title. good evening. i'm on dates and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us for

this special edition of abc 7 news abc 7 is the only place you can watch the nba. finals the warriors are one win away from their fourth titles since 2015. yeah. the team is back in boston preparing for game 6 tomorrow night and we have team coverage for you. we'll begin with abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez in boston. well, what a ride it's been for the championship trio of stephen curry klay thompson and draymond green and 2015. they won their first of three titles and with a win tomorrow on these finals. it'll be title number four stephen curry taking some time to appreciate the us open trophy the major golf tournament being held just down the road this week today dre clay and steph reminiscing on this decade long journey together and a special moment on the trip back to boston. it's funny. were we were sitting on the yesterday and steph clay and i we said at the same table and bob was fast and he like man. you guys are funny y'all still

sit together. he's like don't understand. it's 10 years like this does not happen i owe draymond simonian dominos, so i don't really want to see him him too many times. so oh, that's funny that happened like two days ago. i was half asleep. a dream on and bob are chatting her hearts away for six on a plane ride. i was just trying to get some sleep good times in the locker room on a plane the hotels like whatever it is. we you know how to have fun. and in jail and keep things light but also understand what we're trying to do and what a wide all matters in terms of winning games. so with their win in game five of the nba finals the trio of steph clay and dre reached win number 20 here in an nba finals. that's the most by any nba trio in the last 30 years. talk about making your mark in history from boston. let's send things back to you. thanks, chris. those three are special you can watch the nba finals only on abc

7 tomorrow our coverage starts at 5 pm with the dubs on 7 pre-game show then it's nba countdown at 5:30 game 6 tips off at six and keep it right here on abc 7 for after the game fans fiercely loyal to their team abc 7 news reporter jr. stone found some trash talking t-shirts in boston. so you can't cook that's not good for free. i know but i don't want it because she can cook warriors fan tammy cagle in heavy defense of ayesha curry cooking extraordinaire and wife of warrior superstars. stephen curry. i bet they haven't even tried the food they referring to the game on bar just outside of fenway park in boston. it's a size your car is so can't coach so playful sign, you know a little, you know mental warfare with with all the warriors fans and you know, steph curry the bars chalkboard sign initially. said ayesha, curry can't cook then steph's on online post about it and wore this ayesha curry can cook shirt after game five of the nba finals.

the bar has kept things going and ordered thousands of shirts to sell in the process if you've never been to boston, you don't understand. we're really blunt up here to me. it's finally the answer. you got to look at it like this boston major sports center. okay major sports. okay, and we are in we're in the finals like we're gonna have to talk a little bit. you know you gotta do it but warriors fans ryan hanley and anthony gotti just flew in from the bay and say boston's got it all wrong. what's boston got some clam chowder. nah, she could cook because i've been to a few of her pop-ups. she used to have them in the city a couple years back and she's awesome since news of the signed service the restaurant which was serving up pizza when we were there. wednesday has been bombarded with negative reviews online from both aisha fans and warriors fans. management says they stand by the saying it's all in good fun. we want we don't mean to disrespect here. we i knew i apologize if this is a suspectful. it's just we're just trying to have fun with it.

you are looking at the latest sign outside of the game on bar that says steph saying his wife can cook is like your mother telling you your handsome. so you have one fan base who loves these signs the other fan base that absolutely despises them. i think we all can agree can't wait until tip off on thursday. in boston jr. stone abc 7 news the greeted united airlines flyers today at sfo the airline through a warriors pep rally at the gate before this afternoon's departure to boston logan members of the dubs dance team joined some united staff to show off their moves and hand out some swag. oh my god a dance party in the airport. there's nothing like it. i love it. i knew tomorrow i was gonna be exciting but i know was gonna start at the airport. there were a fair number of warriors fans on this flight all of whom tell us they can. not to soak in game six tomorrow

some of them in person. well a group of fans love for the warriors turned into a commitment that really can only be described in one way effectively a marriage abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey introduces you to the loyal fans who started a podcast to share their passion for the team. since the warriors moved to the chase center in 2019 dub nation has packed the arena to cheer on their team amongst the crowd longtime fans. darshelle smith and lisa dreao season ticket owner since the doors open now enjoying their first finals run played out in their second home. there's just something about warriors basketball. that's just, you know, again gets the heart racing. it's nice to have our own seats and have our own section and and have some ownership and feel like it's our home away from home these is our sisters as they refer to themselves love their team in a way they say they almost can't describe locking down season tickets was a commitment a matrimony if you will they're in it for life we

decided we literally married the warriors because our contracts for like 30 years the seat licenses for like 30 years or something and then running joke was like that's like longer than some magic a running joke turned catchy title name given their love for the warriors and the fact that they just can't stop talking about them. these friends took. passion to the airwaves. that's that finals energy big finals energy. each of us came to our love for the sport a different direction, but i think like we all like connect with loving not only the product that's on the court. like i said, but some of the off-court stuff with our love for the players too on the marriage of the warriors podcast, they cover anything and everything dubs from their famous cookie of the game segment to of course, the 2022 playoff run. we went through the mvp. talk she went through the mip but not all topics of conversation have been positive this year draio's biological sister one of the four season ticket holders passed away as the postseason began. they honor her with buttons worn

at every game. they say she's been the teams. good luck charm. hardcore bay area fans just from our parents and he would not want. to swallow and be enjoying. finals from from the heavens and the sisters. hope the finals run ends. championship in her honor dustin dorsey abc 7 news and don't forget we are live streaming special warriors content on our abc 7 bay area app 24/7 download the app now wherever you stream. wall street got a boost today after the federal reserve announced it will increase interest rates stocks close tied to the economy closely tidy the economy including financial companies surged on this news tech stocks. also grew today the dow picked up 304 points closing it. thousand 668 the nasdaq gained 270 and the s&p 500 ended the day up 54 and today's interest

rate increase is the third so far this year the three-quarter of a percent hike is an effort by the federal reserve to try to cool and overheating economy and bring down record high inflation. i think a recession is possible economists are very bad at predicting recessions, but i think the fed has a decent chance a reasonable chance of achieving a what jay powell calls a soft dish landing. there no recession or a very mild recession. bring inflation down. current fed chairman jerome powell indicated a similar height could come in july if the economic data does not improve and a new effort to try to lower sky high gas prices president biden sent a letter today to major oil companies blasting them for raking in record profits and calling on them to increase production still there is no relief at the pump. triple-a reports gas prices in san francisco average six dollars 61 cents a gallon for regular that's three cents lower than a on monday. and while prices in oakland are

at 6:54, that's up four cents from a week ago actually in san jose gas will cost you 653 prices there holding a fairly steady since going up 46 cents a month ago. coming up rental rebound. we check the numbers to see where in the bay area rents are rising and where you can still get a deal plus. does it feel like it's been a year? it's been a long year, but it's been a good year things are coming back. it has been a year one year exactly since california reopened. cooling trends underway, i'll let you know when inland areas will really feel it when abc 7 news at 8 continues.

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headlines, dr. anthony fauci has tested positive for covid despite being vaccinated and double-boosted. fauci the chief medical advisor to president. biden says his symptoms are mild. today an fda advisory panel unanimously found vaccines made

by both moderna and pfizer safe for kids as young as six months ucsf infectious disease specialist, dr. monica gandhi explains how it will work. two types of shots one is called moderna and it's the 25 microgram dose and it's given as two shots in six months up to the age of the end of five. the second is pfizer and it's three micrograms and it's given as actually three shots and the last one is given two months after the second one. if the full fda and cdc sign off these shots could start as soon as tuesday boy timely flies. doesn't it a year ago today governor newsom lifted the statewide lockdown and california reopened abc 7 news reporter loose pena followed up a year. later. several business owners who are looking forward to that date. here's the conversation. i had a year ago with tony marcel partner at wafer tavern in downtown san francisco. we need this took exactly we

need him to come on in flash forward to a year later. it's lunchtime on a wednesday and most of those people are back a year later. how are you? how's the business? how are we we're here. we're still standing right where we're lived another day. we're on a far better place than we were last year at this time. so that's positive. tony says notice they shift about five months ago with an increase of foot traffic and conventions, but not everyone survived statistically that the financial district is still under 50% back a capacity comparatively to pre-pandemic which is still a concern. there's a lot of other businesses out there that are not doing so well and there needs to be more critical masks rodney f president of san francisco's chamber of commerce says their data shows business throughout the city. is recovering some companies have asked their employees to come back five days a week some three some two. we we are in a good position now we are coming back in a very

thoughtful way new sound and lights a year ago. john lardner co-owner of three event spaces in san francisco had he mostly empty booking calendar today. we caught up with him. does it feel like it's been a year. been a long year, but it's been a good year things are coming back. i'd say we're probably 80% he said people are hesitant to book events months in advance. now the pandemic has left an aftertaste of the unknown. we're in it in the past. we would book events six to 18 months out. now we're filling the calendar six to eight weeks out ucsf epidemiologist, dr. george. rutherford says we need to get comfortable living with covid. if he says we are better prepared, you know, we also learned the limits of vaccine protection that the vaccines are effective against preventing severe disease and death. but they're less effective as time goes on and preventing actual infection dr. rutherford

said having access to antiviral pills like pax little bit has been key in this new face of the pandemic. he also hopes that a year from now. there's more research about long covid and ways to prevent it in the newsroom loose peña abc 7 news. rent in most big cities has a fully rebounded to prepandemic levels, but not here in the bay that's according to a new report. industry analysts abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow dug into the data and what it means for bay area renters. most metropolitan area saw rent free fall after the covid-19 pandemic began now more than two years into the pandemic rent in big cities has rebounded nationally the one and two bedroom rents hit all-time highs last month, but not here in the bay area according to jumper spokesperson crystal chen. it just seems that people haven't returned to the bay area and the same numbers as they have in places like new york in february of this year abc 7 news reported three bay area cities, san francisco, san jose and

oakland made the top 10 list for highest one-bedroom and two bedroom median rents according to zumper data as of january now four months later with so many cities rents. rebounding oakland has actually been knocked off the top 10 list for two bedroom median rents falling to 11th place while san jose went from fourth to 5th place. for one bedroom median rents. it's dropped a little bit, but as a significantly as oakland, it's good news, perhaps for bay area renters, especially those no longer interested in buying given higher interest rates. i think it's wonderful. francisco's rent has not fully rebounded from pre-pandemic times because it was too expensive and it's still too expensive when we first met melissa cardenakis in february. she had one roommate and was attempting to get her own place frying being the operative word four months later. even though bay area rents still haven't fully rebounded carjanakis says she couldn't make the jump to a one-bedroom apartment and instead now has two roommates and pay slightly more rent than when she had won.

i was able to have my own a large room. it's literally two and a half times the size of my former room with my own private bathroom private balcony and get a car and that's covering the cost to buy it the insurance parking. everything is still cheaper and living by yourself zemper. spokesperson predicts bay area rents will fully rebound eventually specially as more companies return to working in person it slowly, you know getting getting back there, but not nearly at the rate as many other social studies now when he would abc 7 news all right. let's get a check on our weather. yes, sandy. patel is tracking that for us a little bit warmer today than we had. yeah, inland areas were definitely warm. it felt like summer in the 90s, dan and alma, but i do want to show you the direction. we're going coast and bay already started to drop and here is a gorgeous view. it's shaky you will notice so the winds are a big factor from

our mount tam cam of the setting sun. it's absolutely gorgeous there you can see today got up into the 90 degree range from concord to fairfield to livermore. just topping 90 degrees there 67 in san francisco as we check out the winds on shore gusting to 32 at sfo and that onshore wind certainly playing a part in dropping the temperatures down 13 degrees in san carlos and in livermore as that wind is coming off the ocean that is all going to continue as this area of low pressure pushes towards the pacific northwest. the wind will continue to funnel through the area into the inland communities and so those temperatures are going to continue to drop over the next few days right now. we have a little bit of patchy fog beginning to develop along the coast. it is clear though in san jose as you can see 58 degrees in the city. it is 60 in oakland in the 67 degree range for mountain view. mid-60s, santa clara, san jose a gorgeous view from our golden gate bridge camera, and certainly you can see that flag blowing around in the wind.

it is 70 in santa rosa. cooling off nicely in petaluma, you get that breeze 60 degrees 72 fairfield 70 in concord and downtown san francisco from our sutro tower camera. looking good. gusty winds the next few afternoons much cooler bay and inland tomorrow, and we're looking at temperatures falling below average friday and saturday tonight sfo has already gusted up to 51 miles an hour. so definitely a stiff sea breeze going into tomorrow morning a combination of the fog in the higher clouds as we head into the afternoon and evening more clouds will continue to filter. our skies the winds of factor. they'll die down a little bit tomorrow morning still breezy, but not as windy and then they pick right back up again tomorrow afternoon evening in the 30 to 35 mile an hour range. so be prepared for that. i think you're going to have to start making those changes in your wardrobe from the short sleeves and shorts starting to bring the long sleeves back later on this week a 50s for most of you and 60s for temperatures 49 degrees. so at lakeport afternoon highs will look like this.

it's going to be windy. on the coast breezy inland you're looking at 59 and half moon bay all the way to 82 degrees in fairfield everyone else in between 60s right around the bay shoreline, oakland 69 74, san jose 73 in san rafael accuweather seven-day forecast looking like this gusty and cooler tomorrow cooling continues on friday. still going to be a breezy one. look at this low 70s good 20 degree drop from our warmest inland valleys today below average for your saturday. saturday. and then father's day june 10. numbers begin to rebound with noticeably warmer weather just as we had towards summer the summer heat is returning mid-90s in lynn. mid-60s coast side. dananama. okay, very good sandy. thanks so much. we're coming up next a final homecoming for a man best known for his national accomplishments, but who always had a spot in his heart for san jose? and the third hearing of the house, january 6th committee is scheduled tomorrow, and we will carry it live. we expect to hear from witnesses

about pressure on vice president pence to overturn the election. election. we'll have live coverage beginning at 10 am right here on abc 7.

san jose's former mayor longtime congressman and cabinet secretary to two presidents came home to san jose today and san jose showed its love and appreciation for norman y minetta abc 7 news reporter david louie was on hand as close friends and colleagues celebrated his life for his final trip home secretary normanetta flew into the international airport named for him the commercial jet that transported his earn was greeted by water cannons shot from two of the airport's newest fire rigs that also bear his name despite decades of government service in washington, san jose was always special to minetta before proceeding to city hall a motorcade carrying. his earn was accomed by his wife and a rear admiral taking a route through japan town where he grew up preschools children's side the san jose buddhist

church to share their love acquire saying outside the wesley united methodist church the hurst drove by the home where menetta grew up on north 5th street scouts stood at attention at the railroad tracks were minetta and his family were put on a train and taken to a wyoming interment camp during world war two minetta wore his scout uniform that day that injustice shaped his work as an 11 term congressman and then as a secretary of commerce and of transportation, there are many imperfections that that persist today. i think that his work that he's done with the united states government and the people of san jose as well as the community. we have taken one step closer to fixing all this problems the motorcade then proceeded to the rotunda at city hall were closed friends and political colleagues remembered him as a consensus builder norm and his gentle and persuasive manner with his winning smile would reach across the aisle, not for his glorying prestige but to build lasting partnerships to benefit the common. medetta was fond of telling

friends of all the offices he held he was most proud of being mayor of san jose mayor sam. licardo said there's no doubt. monetta was san jose's favorite son thousands will gather thursday morning for a memorial service at the san jose civic in san jose david louis abc 7 news. special honor yeah, david louie had a really close relationship actually with normanetta and was with him socially many times as well as covering them over the years. what did american story he is? i'm absolutely. all right. well coming up here more to come. at anxious homeowner tried for more than a year to get pg&e to fix a slow gas leak outside her home. i'm michael finney head on seven on your side why that was only part of her troubles. part of her troubles. ps) ♪ from the mountains to the coast, ♪ ♪ it's the state with the most. ♪ ♪ somos la crema de la crema ♪ ♪ con mucho sol todo el año, cuidado que te quemas ♪

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shutoffs. the cpuc says pg&e didn't follow the rules when it came to notifying customers that it would be turning off the power didn't properly explain why i shut off was necessary and didn't properly track customer complaints the fines apply to psps events between september and december of 2020 p now has 30 days to respond to the cpuc either by paying the fine or by requesting a hearing it also has to correct these mistakes in the future in a statement to abc 7 news. pg&e says public safety power shutoffs continue to be quote unnecessary tool of last resort and says it has already made improvements and notifying customers when these events happen from seven on your side tonight. what started with a gas leak ended with a water pipe break for one san jose woman and as michael finley reports whole ordeal began in january of last year and it didn't end until a few weeks ago 17 months later. christine cogulatory walks us to the front of her house.

where the smell was here's what it looks like on google street view a neighbor originally alerted her to the smell back in january 2021 richard berman walks by the home every day on his daily walks for several weeks. he smelled what he suspected was natural gas. i don't know if i have more sensitive nose because there were other people didn't smell it even when i could smell it right then and they were right there. he alerted christine to the smell and she called pg&e which sent a crew out with a sniffer they came out. they didn't smell him then i'm fine. okay, you know, they're the experts they know best but richard berman continued to have a suspicious and expressed his concern once again, we smelt it again and this time it seemed a lot more prevalent. so we call this time pg&e did detect a smell but designated. ask as minimal more than a year went by with no crew sent to

address the situation an extra neighbor with children complained to pg&e directly one constant always seemed to come up we said well, we don't want to san bruno case on our hand because of san bruno years ago is always on your mind. pg&e came out to repair the leaked last month 17 months after the initial complaint. this is where the crew dug up the street. this is the water pipe crews accidentally broke while fixing the gas line. this is how christine says she was informed and he goes well, he says yeah, your pipe is really old and it's corroded and i said, okay pg&e stren hours trying to fix it, but finally suggested christine would have to call a plumber the brake left christine without water for one and a half days before a plumber replaced this water pipe with a new one frustrated with pg&e. she contacted seven on your side. eg&e promptly sent her a check for 4,000 to cover the repairs.

the utility told us we are grateful for our customers understanding and remain committed to resolving all claims fairly and promptly without you we would not be able to fight these big corporations pg&e agreed to reimburse christine for the repair three days after we contacted them. michael finney seven on your side and remember michael and the seven on your side team want to hear from you send in your stories about buying a home a car paying off a loan anything? that has to do with money. we want to hear about both your triumphs and frustrations go to abc7news.com. slash 7 on your side to share them coming up next. worst flooding in history in yellowstone national park, and the timing couldn't be worse.

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the timing is terrible for this just as the summer tourist season really kicks off abc news reporter morgan norwood explains what's going on? flooding forcing parts of the iconic yellowstone national park to close days of rain coupled with the rapidly melting. know causing the yellowstone river to rise to a record 15 feet the current so strong it swept away roads bridges and this massive two-story home. the flooding emergency mounting rescue crews repelling from bridges to homes surrounded by water abcs will cars there in montana some neighborhoods still underwater. theseaters finally receive how much damage will be left behind meanwhile thousands of visitors. out of yellowstone park in areas overtaken by flood waters. we started seeing that some of the tables at the campsites were underwater and you know that kind of led to a mad scramble to get out of there the ways to

safety a dangerous one. well rocks tumbling from the mountain down below just nearly missing cars and after being trapped angela chen and her family fortunate enough to escape the townspeople are awesome. i mean, out their way to sure that we're comfortable and no injuries or deaths have been reported as a result of that flooding yellowstone national park though will be closed through at least the remainder of the week a morgan norwood abc news, los angeles. wow, the situation there hard to watch. yeah those pictures sandy are just stunning. yeah, it just is i mean unprecedented no doubt about it the total water equivalent over the few days that it not only rained but the snow melted rapidly was four to nine. inches, so no wonder why it is of historic portions. yeah, and it they're comparing this flooding incident to surpass ones back in 199. seven and also in 2011, so

definitely something that we don't see very often there are still flood watches and warnings until tomorrow afternoon through saturday afternoon for parts of the rivers there. so still not out of the woods now we bring you back to the bay area. it's game six of the nba finals 61 degrees at tip off for the watch party. obviously if you're going grab a jacket dropping down to 56, it's gonna be breezy a live view from our sfo camera and the air quality is is going to be good. not just at space center, but the next four days around the bay area so good air quality. thanks to the breeze afternoon highs on thursday low 80s inland upper 50s coast side breezy to windy the cooling continues on friday temperatures only in the low to mid 70s for the warmest spots and not much warmer on saturday. so look at the accuweather 7-day forecast will feature a little bit of a warm-up just in time for father's day in june 10th, noticeably warmer for the start of summer alma and dan. all right. thank you. sandia coming up next the obama's in the bay area and you can see them up close.

no world leaders. no secret service. just thousands of bay area visitors enjoying an intimate visit with michelle and barack obama the first couple's official portraits are going on display as part of an exhibit at san francisco's de young museum. crowd attending an early preview the energy of barack and michelle obama was in the room and on the wolves the official portraits commissioned by the national portrait. gallery are his historically groundbreaking as the obama presidency itself rather than a formal setting the former commander in chief is profiled against a sea of jasmine. you see him director tom campbell sees it as a deliberate departure from tradition. yes, if you walk through the national portrait gallery. galleries of the presidential portraits you see that you know for generations they were portrayed in their offices

looking powerful doing presidential things. the portraits are the work of african-american artists. kahindi wiley and amy cherald each had individual sittings with the former president and the first lady who had interviewed them. like in charold's portrait, michelle obama is depicted in a flowing white dress and a modernist feel the relationship is captured in a film included in the exhibit mrs. obama you exist in our minds and our hearts in the way that you do because we can see ourselves in you the exhibit is placed directly across from a gallery that includes civil war artworks depicting enslaved african-americans and also formal portraits from the colonial era the deyoung is is hoping that combined experience highlights the hist. uniqueness of the new presidential portraits and the obama presidency itself. i'm really proud that we can bring these portraits to the deion museum and to san francisco and share them with the audiences here in the bay area. these are groundbreaking portraits in so many ways.

of it de young will offer several free admission events this weekend sponsored by google and private donors as well. a visitors are encouraged to go to the museum's website for details on how to secure these tickets to young museum.org. enjoy. all right that is going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. we thank you for joining us. i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley for sandia patel. we appreciate your time. enjoy the rest of your evening and make timeforce again again for abc 7 news at 11.

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