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it just feels like hockey every time you see that. for the 24th time during this postseason, 60 minutes of regulation time insufficient. kings are 2-2 in overtime this postseason, rangers are 2-1. the rangers penalty kill absolutely smothered montreal last series, how has that carried over? >> it's been good in this game. you see reaction of the players on the bench. it's a big lift for them. the rotation is terrific. no way l.a. is getting the puck through. watch as they get it out to the point. attack the puck. narrow the distance between the puck carrier and yourself. you produce some sort of blocked shooting lane. the kings have to get it

through. you can see they have a net front presence. they are afraid to unload, because they think it's going to be blocked and go the other wave. they have to find ways to make quicker puck movement around the top. quicker releases. get it to the front of the net. hope they can cash in. excellent job by the rangers penalty killers. >> we get set for overtime, in that third period, how did l.a. impose its will on new york. >> they did a terrific job in their own zone, not allowing the new york rangers any cycle plays, in the first period all new york down low. rotational plays, getting it to the net. not one jam play in that third period. that tells me that the l.a. kings are getting stronger. and the rangers need to find energy and get zip back in their game. pierre mcguire talked about alain vigneault on the bench telling them let's get skating. they didn't in the third period. if they don't in overtime, this game will end with an l.a. victory. >> one thing certain when we open up a stanley cup final you need to be prepared to win this. for the third straight year game one of the final heads to

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>> kenny: overtime presented by fast acting advil. game one, stanley cup final in los angeles. rangers and kings tied at 2 through regulation. brian boyle has 24 seconds remaining on his slashing minor. kings will start the overtime on the power play. henrik lundqvist stopped the last 24 shots he's faced. jonathan quick has stopped the last 13 he has seen. >> eddie: both coaches would be telling their players, there are pucks to be had after the initial shot has been taken. there has been some big rebounds. more on the rangers' side in front of henrik lundqvist. because they see the majority of the play, especially in that third period. and alain vigneault and henrik lundqvist, goaltender.

there is going to be -- you would like to think with the way the game has gone, it will be a second chance opportunity with all of the rebounds that have been there all night long. not only in front of henrik lundqvist but as well jonathan quick. >> kenny: the kings, 2-2 in overtime during the playoffs. gaborik against the ducks. martinez game seven in chicago. the kings have lost their last three overtime playoff games here at home. their last win, 2001, against colorado. rangers, 2-1 in playoff overtime. brassard in pittsburgh. st. louis, fourth of his career against montreal. kings on the back end of the power play. doughty shoots it in. carter and nash. carter with the puck. out in front. kept away from kopitar by nash. nash out. that shot is stopped up high by

quick. >> pierre: awkward save opportunity for quick. he played it with his collarbone. >> kenny: boyle out of the box. so the kings are 0 for 4 on the power play. rangers back to full strength. marty st. louis on the ice. he has four career playoff overtime goals. tied for fourth all time. mcdonagh up the boards. and out. richards too far for st. louis. now st. louis plays the puck. sends it across. richards with a shot. and that deflects wide left of quick. richards once again for the rangers knocked down behind the net for muzzin. doughty tied up by hagelin. pearson sends it along for justin williams. 20 shots in the third period, rangers just three. early in overtime tied at 2. benoit pouliot opened the scoring. brad richards. pouliot keeps it away from mitchell. now to zuccarello. who misses high and wide.

zuccarello, first norwegian born player to participate in a final. pouliot with the puck. played by zuccarello across to di diaz. kings went to overtime on sunday in chicago. game seven, alec martinez scored the game winner. kevin klein with the puck. kept alive by dwight king, now jarrett stoll. rick nash. chris kreider had an overtime goal in the playoffs last year against boston. brown went sliding. doughty lost the puck. stepan with a shot. stopped up high by quick. dwight king unable to clear it out. kept in the zone by the rangers, stepan moves it in behind.

now both teams look to make changes. 2:30 into overtime. tied at 2. pass couldn't be handled by lewis, he has to clear it. put himself offsides. marc staal for the rangers. no icing. dominic moore sends one out. tyler toffoli. he's knocked to the ice by boyle. puck is sent in by clifford. >> pierre: ranger bench is telling the kings that's how we play in the east. >> kenny: no icing, martinez. mcdonagh. block by kopitar. ahead by boyle off toffoli. gaborik attempts to work it. mcdonagh for girardi. up the boards. mitchell. mitchell with a shot.

blocked in front. back to girardi. he will clear the zone. brad richards. flipped ahead by greene. hagelin for the rangers. gaborik finds carter. two rangers back. gaborik down the left wing. shot stopped by lundqvist. stralman settles things down. puck carried ahead by st. louis. heads to the rangers bench. just over 4:00 gone by in overtime. game one. here at staples center in los angeles. kenny albert, eddie olczyk, pierre mcguire. girardi up the right side. pouliot took a hit from muzzin. quick will play the puck.

brassard comes over. kings with a three on two. pearson mishandled it girardi unable to clear out. he scores! mister game seven becomes the hero in game one for los angeles. >> eddie: pearson -- i thought he had a chance to go on the three on two. puck goes off the stick of girardi. mike richards to justin williams. and again, girardi is going back for this puck. he's got it. and he goes to stick handle. it goes right off the heel of

his stick, richards to williams, quick shot, top shelf blocker side on henrik lundqvist, and the l.a. kings win game one in overtime. >> kenny: two time stanley cup champion justin williams with pierre. >> pierre: thanks very much, kenny. you're mister game seven when it comes to scoring, what about overtime magic in the first game of the stanley cup final? >> it feels good. obviously a turnover there. i had a clear shot. i was able to make it. pretty good feeling. >> pierre: you were down 2-0. you've been down a lot in the playoffs season. how do you come back? >> resilience and believing. certainly not the start we wanted. but we got the final result. >> pierre: thanks. congratulations, see you game two saturday night. >> thanks, pierre. >> pierre: kenny. >> kenny: first career playoff overtime goal for justin williams, kings take game one 3-2 in overtime. saturday the stanley cup final presented by geico continues on

nbc with game two from los angeles, coverage begins following the belmont stakes here on nbc. the stanley cup final part of nbc sports championship season. coming up next, except on the west coast, your local news, followed by the tonight show starring jimmy fallon and late night with seth myers, live right now over on nbc sn, nhl overtime, for eddie olczyk and pierre mk geyer, this is kenny albert saying so long from los angeles. kings over the rangers 3-2 in overtime. they take game one.

tonight the bay area's newest golden boy,

kaepernick, cashes in on a new deal. >> the team has given colin kaepernick one of the biggest deals of all time. we start with gerard monterrey who joins us from the comcast studios with details of this huge deal. >> the 49ers believe kaepernick will get them to the super bowl once again, to a six-year contract extension that could be worth $200 million. he has played an intricate role in the organization. his leadership and ongoing production has positively influenced our team and we look forward to his continued growth in all areas. 61 million of the contract is

guaranteed money. >> i don't think my motivation is money driven. i think it's driven by the success i can have on the field, not necessarily for myself but with my teammates. and this just gives me all the more reason to go out and try to prove that i can live up to the expectations. i can try to help this organization win as many super bowls as possible. >> here's the visual the franchise tweeted out, signing away six years hash tag 2020. more with kaepernick as he goes one on one with mindy bach. >> kaepernick is certainly happy, but some of the fans aren't, wondering if he's worth that price tag. >> reporter: euniversally fans found that 120 million, 6-year

contract big. maybe too big. >> that's a hell of a lot of money. >> reporter: as the starting quarterback, colin kaepernick put together a 20-29 record, leading the team to a super bowl appearance. diehards are glad the native is staying through at least the 2020 season. >> i don't understand how anybody can be worth that much to play football. but i'm glad they got him. >> i think the guy has the -- i mean, the physique, he has a lot of skill. during the seasons, he always played well for the 49ers, so i think it's fair. >> reporter: but it's the price tag for the 26-year-old that has some fans wondering if it's too much too soon, that he hasn't even reached his potential. >> i'm excited, but i'll be more excited if he can win a super bowl for us. >> reporter: then there are fans who think the 49ers may not be

that much better off with kaep. >> i think we would end up with the same position with alex smith through these last couple years as we were with colin kaepernick these last couple years. and we would have paid less. >> reporter: fans also worry these sky high player salaries are going to price them out of their seats. >> some folks that deserve to go to all these games aren't going to be able to go to the games. what does that do for our community? >> reporter: kaepernick's deal could raise the stakes for other quarterbacks whose contracts could expire soon. among them, alex smith. nannette miranda, nbc news. >> kaepernick is in historic territory, but he's not number one in the bay area. he's third on the list when it comes to bay area athletes. buster posey signed a 64 million

deal last year. matt cain signed a $139 million deal. kaeper nick comes in third with his 120 million bucks. we want to show you some video on instagram which shows the devastation. as least two homes were set on fire. no word whether anyone on the ground was hurt. but military officials say the pilot did eject safely from that jet. the crash happened in imperial which is near mechanixicali. they call it wilding, and in san leandro tonight, police are on the lookout for flash mobs of teenagers bent on robbery and mayhem. three attacks in three days in san leandro. two of them on east 14th street near mckinley element rary scho and one on saturday night at the

bay area bartlett station. about 10:00, a group of teenagers showed up here and began picking on two younger boys waiting for a bus. witnesses say it le minded them of this u-2 video. this video shows a wilding in process. a lot of teenagers running around breaking windows, whatever catches their eye. on monday, san leandro got a call that the mob was here, at the mall. the mob challenged two young kids challenging them, then chasing them. one got away, one didn't. >> knocked to the ground, kicked, beaten, had his smartphone and his shoes actually stolen. >> reporter: then on monday, in this block of east 14th street, police say two middle-school-aged boys were walking home, one of them carrying a shopping bag with

high-end sneakers. they were confronted by four high school boys. one of the boys grabbed the bag with the sneakers in it, and when the younger boy resisted, he took out a pistol. >> he pistol-whipped him and took the shoes from the boys. >> some women found some of the teenagers and asked them to move. one teen threw a chair at the women. one of them got into her car and tried to drive away with a baby buckle sbd into the backseat. a couple blocks away, some of that same group showed up here looking for a fight. >> we've increased safety of our campus supervisors here until later in the evening. >> reporter: at a neighboring elementary school, allison walker came to walk her 7-year-old home even though it's a pretty well-kept neighborhood and she lives just a few blocks

a away. >> i would never let him walk alone. never. >> reporter: they were able to catch a couple of them from that second incident on monday. those two facing possible charges of kidnapping, carjacking, and assault with a deadly weapon. mark matthews, nbc bay area news. now to decision 2014. the balance of power is changing in san jose. voters now have two choices for mayor. santa clara county supervisor dave cortese and sam liccardo. they won enough votes in yesterday's primary and now they'll face off in a runoff in november. both agree on the same thing. they want san leandro to claim its title as the safest nation in the country. the question is, how? >> it's not just about cops. we'll restore police officers, we'll restore safety, but we're going to do it not just by spending more money. >> here in city hall, there are

140 funded police positions. they're ready to go. we need morale back, we need safety back. >> he says he also plans to focus on rebuilding city parks and focusing on the crumbling roads and infrastructure. and liccardo said he would help san jose's homeless. our election results tab is in the upper left-hand corner to find out what happened in the bay area and across the state. i couldn't believe what was happening. i still can't believe it. >> reporter: ahead a family devastated after did he waa deps and kills a woman. they say they had no choice but to shoot. and something that has one local police officer in hot

water. temperatures were hotter today with 94 in gilroy, also 90 in saratoga. we're going hotter for tomorrow. we'll have that full forecast coming up. we call civilization easier to navigate we made the all new jeep cherokee. with blind spot monitoring, forward collision and lane departure warning. because even a restless mind needs peace of mind. well-qualified lessees get a low mileage lease on the 2014 jeep cherokee sport front wheel drive for $199 a month. a broader mix of energies, world needs which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal.

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the family of a teenager is demanding answers tonight. they say their 911 call for medical help for their girl with special needs ended needlessly in death. you can see that clergy member, members of the community and family members are gathered together to talk about the girl's death and to find out more about what happened. nbc's bear hernandez has more on the investigation. >> she was really loving and caring, really sweet with my parents. you know, i still can't believe this happened to my sister. >> reporter: lorenzo serrano says he's devastated and angry that his family's 911 call for help led to a sheriff's deputy shooting and killing his 18-year-old special needs

sister. yinaro serrano outside the apartment. >> she didn't want to take her medication, and we wanted medical help. instead they decided to send a deputy to the house. >> reporter: but the 911 call said she was armed with a knife. that's why a deputy responded. >> we had someone who wouldn't put down a knife even for her own family. >> reporter: it's unclear whether the deputy was aware the woman had mental illness issues. but the department said he was faced with a life-threatening situation within 20 minutes upon arriving at the scene. >> this was an individual coming at one of our deputies with a knife, intending to do him harm.

in that instance he should be allowed to protect himself otherwise we would be doing interviews bay did he waabout a going home to his family and kids. >> we want justice, basically. just ahead here at 8:30, is the sickoun cot coming to an en? if you don't have it, would you be moving your palms saying, why don't i have it?

muni is on the offensive. the transit system is going after workers who called in sick the last three days causing delays. muni is also telling workers if they don't have a doctor's note, they will be disciplined. more of its employees did return to work today, putting about 73% of its vehicles back on line. however, cable car service is

still not available. since muni operators cannot strike, the sickout is their way is protesting a proposed labor contract. both sides go into arbitration this saturday. a woman used an app to turn the tables on an east bay burglar. her quick reactions led to the arrest of dustin fryburger martinez. her purse and wallet were stolen from her car. she used the phone tracker app which showed the burglar heading to her house. she made a call and san ramon police intercepted him at her home. still ahead, keeping hospitals safe. the change that one group says is needed from keeping voffendes from being violent. what kaepernick's contract means for the rest of the 49ers.

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a storage unit packed with hidden drugs, but it's who the stash allegedly belongs to that's raising eyebrows tonight. it is another black eye for the san jose police department. the department arresting one of their own for allegedly storing some 20 pounds of pot inside a storage unit on tully road. david trujillo has more on what cops are saying. >> the 20-year-old kept drugs inside this storage facility on tully road. he was in the process of evicting an apartment for a tenant that wasn't paying rent. he smelled marijuana. they found that it belonged to one of their own. >> they felt confident that the amount of marijuana in this storage bin was enough to go ahead and charge the officer.

>> reporter: this woman was also a storage customer and was not surprised by the hidden drugs, but she was surprised at who was allegedly doing it. >> no, i'm not surprised. people can do anything they want. >> reporter: but a police officer? >> no, police officer? oh, my god, i don't know. >> reporter: sources tell me the storage unit had roughly 20 pounds of marijuana. police are not releasing a picture of officer san vu. vu was arrested at police headquarters. >> it's unfortunate when we see one of our own conducting themselves with this type of activity or alleged activities. >> david trujillo, nbc bay area news. santa clara county laurie smith was reelected with 60% of the vote. the deputies not only backed her opponent but also gave her a

vote of no confidence. union leaders are worried about deputies' morale. >> i don't know if there is a worry about morale. people will have to re-evaluate their choices. there are a lot of places hiring right now. whether we see that or not, we're not sure. >> the deputies association has criticized the sheriff for her lack of transparency and her hiring of people like sierra lamar. even though he's accused of corruption charges, yee received more than 3,000 votes. he is behind pete peterson and alex pollolo. he was charged with money laundering and conspiracy to traffic and firearms. but his name is on the ballot

and thousands of californians voted for him yesterday, either a unaware of the charges or supporting him in spite of them. >> some people didn't follow the news earlier this year, but that's going to be analyzed for weeks, if not months, to come. >> reporter: unofficial results showed yee got a solid report across much of the state with some of his highest backing in and around his san francisco district. >> these primary elections aren't usually known for high voter turnout, especially this one which had no high voter turnt initiatives. >> nbc's bay area sam brock crunches the numbers and the impact. >> how excited would you be to vote even in a primary election if you had just become a u.s. citizen? the answer is probably very excited. most longstanding americans, though, don't share that enthusiasm. and the proof is in the numbers, which are that this year's primary belongs in a class by

itself for voter turnout. the morning had all the trappings of a normal day for san franciscon rodrigo cardaio. he got up to walk down the street, something he's done thousands of times, to do something he's never done: vote. >> one of the biggest responsibilities for this country is to vote. >> reporter: not everyone felt the same way as the native argentinian who documented the entire process from the pre-vote euphoria, to filling out the ballot, and finally to casting his vote. some pundits claimed this election could have really low turnout. but the worst ever? not even the most seasoned plit cos were forecasting that. >> the secretary of state said 30%. i think it could be 26, 27%. >> reporter: we contacted the secretary of state's office. they say right now voter turnout

is sitting at 18.3%. wh we skrold through california's primary history to see how this stacked up. 2012 was at 31%. 2010 was at 33%. that was the previous low by a healthy margin. these records date all the way back to 1916 when 40% of voters turned out. so to answer the question, yes, this year claimed california's record for the lowest voter turnout ever. he refuses to look at the negative aspects, just bask in the moment. >> when i was born, some people were talking about experiences of them not having a democracy. this is like a different thing and a different experience. >> reporter: so how does the extremely low turnout have an impact? political analyst larry

gershton, older, more conservative folks tend to cast votes where younger people of color tend not to, skewing votes. that's today's reality check. back to you. a homecoming celebration has been canceled. too much controversy surrounding the rescue of sergeant bowe bergdahl. the city of hailey, idaho cited security concerns and hate e-mails. today the taliban released a video of that handover. it shows special forces flying in on blackhawk helicopters. there is a brief handshake with members of the taliban who were standing there with the white flag in the foreground. they patted down bergdahl before he entered the chopper to make sure he was not booby-trapped.

they said he sderdesertedñreuçá unacceptable he should ever have to sleep on it. >> roughly 58,000 american veterans are homeless. coming up, would you believe $18 an hour as minimum wage? it might be happening in one

east bay city. little worries over the little blue pill. the dangerous new link. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. sunny today leading to a fabulous sunset in palo alto. triple digits coming to the bay, in just a few minutes. with blind spot monitoring, forward collision and lane departure warning. because even a restless mind needs peace of mind. well-qualified lessees get a low mileage lease on the 2014 jeep cherokee sport front wheel drive for $199 a month.

. we just mentioned $18 an hour. we want to clarify. the proposed minimum wage hike would be to $13 an hour. the city council unanimously approved an amended proposal last night. it would hike the minimum wage to $13 by the year 2016. they would phase in increases every year beginning january 1st. the council will have a second reading of the measure later this month. california lawmakers are pushing new legislation that would create special units to treat violent patients. this comes a month after health care workers in the bay area

protested, demanding more security. the bill proposes separating the most violent and aggressive patients from the general patient population and putting those instead in enhanced treatment units. >> this is a bill of rights for the patients. because we want to take the aggressive ones out of the general population who don't feel safe. and when they don't feel safe, there is this disorder to everybody and it becomes a problem. >> reporter: aggressive acts to staff and patients have increased over the last three years. a warning to any man who uses viagra. men who take the little blue pill may be increasing the risk for skin cancer. the men who took viagra had nearly twice the chance of developing melanoma. researchers did not find a link between erectile dysfunction.

they need to do more research. donald sterling offered to sell the team to balmer. it included a lawsuit in which sterling claimed the nba violated his constitutional rights by relying on a legal recording. they expect to have a sale of the clippers next month. san jose is getting a wi-fi upgrade. this is tech reporter scout budman and he streams the details. >> reporter: san jose's mchenry convention center hosts business conferences all the time, but internet surfers have to deal with slow wi-fi they pay for. that's about to change, though, as san jose joins the fast, free wi-fi revolution. >> i think people just expect it

in silicon valley. the short answer is if not here, then where? and in the capital of silicon valley, technology is the brand. >> reporter: the new upgraded wi-fi has been installed by ruckus wireless. they said it will make the city's airport and downtown corridor four times faster when it comes to surfing the net. >> you need interconnectivity. when you don't have it, it's almost like not having air. >> in a city that's got to be jealous about all the wi-fi google has been giving mountain view. >> i'm using constant the e-mails, other applications i have on my laptop, my iphone, other devices. i need to stay connected. >> reporter: staying connected faster and for free, that will

make your coffee taste even better. in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. i like this 8:00 prime time newscasts because we get these great sunsets and great fog outside. >> i don't mind it. it's a little bit of a different view. it's 8:15 and we're on right now. you can see across the golden gate bridge, it's a bit of a fog storm. that really is a very distinctive microclimate happening just in that location. it's a sign of hotter air aloft in high pressure, hoping co cto combat the moisture. here's the sunset, looking gorgeous tonight. let's get to the largest change that we're going to see over the next 48 hours, and that is high pressure beginning to build in across the pacific. it's not unordinary this time of

year to get high pressure in the pacific. it's just that at the core of this particular region of high pressure, it is extremely strong. it's setting that storm track way off to the north and it's creating this atmosphere blocking pattern for us. you take that and then you couple it in with some very hot air across the desert southwest that's going to move in from the south, and we are looking at temperatures at the coastline within the next three days in the 70s and also the potential of some low 100s inland. we're not quite there yet for tomorrow's forecast, but with that hotter weather coming in so soon, some simple things to think about. dehydration happens quick. experts say when you begin to feel thirsty, you're already dehydrated at that point, so don't ignore those signs. eight glasses of water per day, that's the minimum, and also remember that spf. skin damage can start within 10 minutes.

but not extremely the hottest day of the week. san jose 86 degrees and sunny skies. we'll go warmer as you get tucked away into the interior valley of santa clara. 93 expected in saratoga, 92 in tara hill. going to heat up in the hays valley but with a slight on shore wind. that will keep those areas from being too hot tomorrow. from the northern bay and tri-valley, some of the hottest weather in the east bay wi. for the tri-valley, 92, pleasant valley 95. the heat has been saved for those time periods, but sunday is the day to just take it easy. especially if you live in the tri-valley. that's where we're looking at potentially 100 degrees. the north bay will come in at 95 on friday, the hottest day of the week.

for south bay 92. towards the south bay if you're looking to head out to the beaches, santa cruz is the place to go. we're looking at 80 degrees. hot weather coming our way. >> cool weather, coming our way. let's be rejoined now by our comcast sports net studios, and i think he doesn't spend a lot of money. the most expensive things he owns is those headsets. he said his tv, his couch and his bed. >> they definitely put their chips all in with kaepernick. he's our man now. he has been paid and it's time to deliver a super bowl title to the 49ers. he may be the highest paid qb in the region right now worth up to $126 million. 61 million of the deal is guaranteed money as he signed through the 2020 season. at only 27 years old, 49ers are banking the second round draft

pick has not yet reached his prime with just 29 career starts. he spoke with mindy bach one on one after the big announcement. >> colin, i'm sure there were many emotions you experienced when you were first drafted and you had your first start. can you explain the emotions after signing the contract that you did? >> i think the first one that comes to mind is just grateful. very happy that this organization had the confidence in me to sign me through 2020 and that we could get a deal done. i'm very excited to be a 49er. >> a lot of expectations come with big contracts. when you signed this, did trent balkey or george joyner talk to you about their expectations of you signing this? >> no, they didn't talk about expectations. i think everyone in this building knows that my own personal expectations are to win a super bowl. and every year that i play, that's going to be my expectation, that's my goal. >> does this contract make you

the face of this franchise? >> i don't know about that, but i feel like i'm very welcomed here. the 49ers have been amazing to me and very happy to be here. >> kaep's deal puts him in the second highest paid position. only aaron rodgers is higher paid at $22 million a season. after a few nasty exchanges back in april between the a's and the authority, finally they're about to cap an agreement. they're close enough on deal points that the two should soon come to a mutual accommodation and have the extension they need. the a's current lease runs out after the 2015 season. all right.

a yes a a's and yanks top of the 4th. vidal nuno, his 11th. top of the 6th. a's down 4-2. another solo home run, this time off matt daly. it's a 4-2 game. we move to the top of the 7th. tied game now and jose ramirez, meet john donaldson. he stays red hot. his team winning 16 of the season. cinci starter having his way with the lineup early, but before long it's 2-0. solo home run to left. his 12th of the season cuts a deficit to 2-1. later in the frame, the most unlikely of power sources. juan perez says, surprise, surprise. his first homer of the year. it holds up with a 3-2 giants

victory. seth curry was another shooter at its highest today. curry's owner marks the first time a warriors player has been marked first or second team since lawrence truwell was named way back in 1993 or '94. that's a long time. >> i remember those days. speaking of kaepernick, where is he taking us to dinner tonight? >> french laundry. >> good idea. very good idea. ♪ ♪

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