they get extra rest. 1:18 to play. the way that nashville played, they have been aggressive when the chances have been there. as you pointed out, brian. when they have not been there they have gotten back into defensive position and they have clogged everything up. for anaheim, they just haven't been able to get it through. >> kenny: we have discussed the nashville depth throughout the series. bernier remains on the bench. nine different predators have game-winning goals in the playoffs. aberg with the go ahead goal tonight. >> joe: and the player to watch now, number 10 in black, corey perry. >> kenny: he has scored three overtime goals in the playoffs. extra skater is on the ice for the ducks. 1:18 remaining. another face-off win by sissons. from kesler. the predators clear. >> joe: what a key that has been for the last five or six minutes. >> kenny: here is vatanen for getzlaf. sissons to the puck.

kept alive by the ducks. perry. behind the net ellis. fires around to fowler. final minute of the third period. 2-1, nashville. silfverberg, breaks his stick. gets the puck along to perry. it is picked off. it is sent down ice into the empty net. nashville predators take the 2-1 lead. silfverberg broke his stick. >> joe: he does a good job afterwards. perry tries to make the quick pass on to the stick of austin watson. bull's eye right in the middle of the net. how about the role players from nashville. how they have come up big and take a two-goal lead. >> brian: you need all types of

guys to step up in situations like this and the predators have found it in this hockey game. austin watson in perfect position in the defensive zone was able to pick off that pass and what a fitting end to a perfect evening here for the nashville predators. >> kenny: predators with a late goal in game four force overtime. they lose on the perry goal. the announcement of the injury to johansen, without their captain, fisher. ducks score first tonight. and then bernier comes out to start the second period. bernier, back to the anaheim bench. aberg hits his face on the ice. he comes back to score the go ahead goal and then sent off for concussion protocol and hasn't returned. montour could not play the puck. down to 20 seconds.

and now a penalty. >> joe: this will be against anaheim. i believe. with 20.6 remaining. a show of hands, who thought who was giving nashville any kind of a chance in this one. look at that. you can just see the effort. that is what they have exhibited from early on. it was anaheim with the early chances in the game and brian talked about pekka rinne, the goaltender for nashville. he stood tall early. they came out in the second period with a lot more energy to their game. they had to kill off the two early penalties in the first period. pekka rinne had a lot to do with that. and you talk about just a gutsy effort. to come back there. and that is what they have done. >> kenny: subban to the box. as he roughed up thompson.

another key moment in the game that will be talked about, i am sure, by the ducks. manson high-sticked late in the second period that was not called. later in the same shift he cross-checked forsberg. with manson in the box wilson scored the tying goal. >> joe: forsberg gave him the high-stick. manson was cut out for him on a long shift. >> kenny: six on four advantage for the ducks. >> joe: fiddler taking the face-off. boy he has been good. inserted back into the lineup won a lot of face-offs from that spot and another. >> kenny: talking about fiddler on the face-offs. kesler. sissons. gaudreau. and now more penalties will be assessed. >> joe: fiddler went right back after kesler. now the officials are going to try to keep control of this which will be difficult to do

because all of the players on the ice. remember, there is an extra player on the ice for anaheim. two. >> joe: ekholm and ritchie. right here they go. ritchie is a fighter. ekholm is not. >> brian: good job to get in there and separate that. what can happen, the nashville player can come over and that is when things really get out of control. >> joe: now sissons has two players after him. >> kenny: getzlaf and montour. perry and fiddler separated. >> joe: i tell you what, these officials for this situation right now are doing an unbelievable job. fiddler. look at him. he goes right over to the other side where kesler was.

kind of weaves his way through. just four nashville players on the ice. six for the ducks. there is ritchie, a big, strong, tough kid. ekholm has a huge heart but he is not a fighter. trying to fight back. that is a physical mismatch in that department for ritchie. that is where the officials as a group. they did a heck of a job here trying to keep this under control. >> brian: i agree with you guys. you have extra men out there. the officials have to do a job of making sure that they were on top of it. they were. obviously you are going to have frustrated guys here in a situation like that. but i thought that the officials did a really nice job of handling that.

>> kenny: for the nashville predators, guys, the biggest game in franchise history to this point. game five in a conference final without their leading scorer, ryan johansen. without their captain, mike fisher. you have to admire the way they battled through. they are going to take the 3-2 lead in this series. >> joe: they were the eighth in the west. that means you have to win road games every round in order to move forward. and they have been tremendous on the road in the playoffs. you talk about a courageous team that brushed off the injury to johansen. the injury to mike fisher. peter laviolette, he did a marvelous job of moving players around. trying to get balance with his group.

>> kenny: they set a record for decibel level in game four at bridgestone arena. >> joe: i wish i had 25 tickets to sell. >> kenny: the nashville predators have come in to anaheim and they win game five over the ducks by the score of 3-1. they take a 3-2 lead in the western conference finals. ducks scored first. the predators with the last three. pontus aberg with the game-winner with just under 9:00 remaining in the third. much more to come from anaheim. we are headed to nashville. we will return after these messages.

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>> kenny: back in anaheim, the predators win game five, 3-1 over the ducks. moments ago brian boucher chatted with winning goaltender, pekka rinne. >> brian: you find out news you will not have ryan johansen or mike fisher. what is the morale of the locker room when you hear news like that? >> well, obviously really important players for us down the middle.

mike, being our captain. joey is having a great season. great postseason. obviously a little bit of adversity for us but honestly i think that things have gone smoothly for us this postseason. you know, i think that for us as a group, i think this is something that, you know, if we want to go all of the way we have to come through this and respond really well. the guys played a great game. >> you have to be the backbone of the hockey club. you hear they are out. how much of the responsibility did you take it upon yourself to be very good in today's game? >> i think that any time going into the game you want to be a difference maker. but it felt good. i knew that i had to be good if we want to win this game. you know, there has been a couple of games i haven't been happy after the game.

you don't want regrets when you look at the mirror at the end of the game. very happy right now. >> brian: you are going home. you have the loudest fans in the national hockey league. what will be the key under these adverse situations to wrap it up in six. >> having a good start. the last home game did not have a good start. you know, gave the chance there to anaheim to control the game. we can't do that in our home building. we have used that energy to our advantage, you know, we know that will be a huge game in the series. >> brian: all right pekka, thanks thank thanks for your time. >> kenny: pekka rinne, 7-3 in the playoffs in this building. the most wins by a visiting goaltender. tomorrow, at 3:00 eastern on nbc, the penguins and the senators. game five of the east final. later tonight live in all time zones saturday night live season finale.

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i'm terry mcsweeney. the news starts right now. >> i'm peggy bunker with a special edition of "nbc bay area news" because of playoff hockey which just ended. the train derailment has caused big problems for b.a.r.t. riders. nbc sky ranger over the scene at daly city station. you can see the two cars there skidded off the rails. the workers are on the tracks trying to figure out what happened. as you can imagine, this has caused system-wide delays. >> nbc bay area's sergio is here with more. >> reporter: you can see there are b.a.r.t. workers right now, they're cutting apart some of that damaged rail. the passengers aboard the train say the train had left the station, it started bucking like

a bronco, and the whole train came to a halt, coming to rest three feet off the rails. passenger charles wong was aboard one of the cars that jumped the tracks. >> boom, boom, many times. >> reporter: that's how he described the train as it bucked and rattled and came to a stop. >> all i know, it was bumpy, i looked to my right and it was all smoky. >> reporter: what did you think when you saw the smoke? >> i scared. i scared. >> reporter: riders were evacuated from the train and walked back to the daly city station. a train stopped near the derailment. did you see passengers get on to that train from yours? s? they were hovered over by emergency personnel. >> reporter: none of the passengers aboard were injured. at this point it looks like these bart workers have a lot of work ahead of them this evening.

they not only have to take the train off the tracks, they also have to make repairs to those tracks. that means service through here is going to be pretty limited. they're only using one of the tracks between daly city and balboa station. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. we're told a toddler abducted yesterday in san francisco is about to reunite with his mother any minute now. police issued an amber alert yesterday afternoon after the 21-year-old was caught. the boy was not hurt. we'll have more at 11:00. pleasanton police are investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting. this is where the investigation

conditions at this hour. our robert handa has more. >> reporter: pleasanton police are being meticulous about this officer-involved shooting that started with a family disturbance inside a home. the sight of the coroner's office arriving sent a shudder to those in the homes surrounding the home where the shooting took place. a disturbance was reported in a home on burgundy drive. >> the male walked towards the officers, holding a firearm and pointing it in their direction. in response, one of our officers fired his duty weapon, hitting the substantiaject. >> reporter: police say the man died at the scene but have not released any other details. >> i do know some people who live along the road. it's possible. but i don't know who it is yet. >> reporter: it's got to be a

little scary. >> that's exactly what i thought when i drove up. >> reporter: some neighbors told us they heard three or four gunshots in a row, a pause, then couple of more. police are releasing details very slowly. again, we still don't know the circumstances of the original family disturbance call. we'll have an update tonight at 11:00. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, robert. two friends who set off for a short swim at san francisco's china beach had to be rescued this morning. the coast guard sent us these images shortly after getting the two to safety. the trouble started about 8:00 a.m. when the two men tried to swim to nearby rocks. one man lost sight of his friend, and called 911. the coast guard responded with a boat and found the missing man on the rocks. both men were treated for hyp hyperhypothermia. now to the middle east.

president trump's first trip overseas is under way. he received an enthusiastic welcome in saudi arabia, including a gold medal ceremony which is the country's highest civilian honor. he sealed a $110 billion arms deal with saudi arabia aimed at curbing aggressive action by iran and providing jobs at home. >> tremendous investments into the united states and our military. the community is very happy. we want to thank you and saudi arabia. but hundreds of billions of dollars into the united states and jobs, jobs, jobs. >> later the president took part in a traditional saudi sword dance before attending a state dinner. you can see the president getting into the action with the dancers and later toured a museum as part of the first day of his trip. tomorrow the president is expected to deliver a speech preaching religious tolerance and urging muslims to join the u.s. in the fight against isis. still ahead, not quite as

much fanfare as her sister, but pippa middleton's wedding was the talk of the town. after a hot day in the bay area, still 75 degrees in san francisco. will we see any relief from the summer doctor like heat? describing as the most

anticipated social event of the year. ==take vo== pippa middleton tied the knot today in what britain is describing as the most anticipated social event of the year. what a beautiful bride, isn't that a gorgeous picture? >> can't see her because of the veil. >> come on, now. >> that's better. >> she married hedge fund manager james adams. prince william was there, prince harry, of course the duchess of cambridge in that pretty hat. it was her turn to help her sister down the aisle this time.

2-year-old princess charlotte was a bridesmaid. it's the same church where pippa grew up. the reception is held at the bride's parents' home. nbc bay area's microclimate weather, certified most accurate. >> rob ma i hadyeda is here wit weather. >> san mateo up to 87 degrees, it was toasty. 70s closer to san francisco. in case you have a bay to breakers forecast in mind tomorrow, patchy fog and drizzle could be around to start the morning. temperatures climbing, upper 60s tomorrow to mid-70s around san francisco during the day tomorrow after that low cloud cover breaks up. oakland still 76 degrees, clear skies. early afternoon starts to the a's came tomorrow, taking on

boston again. temperatures around the coliseum in the low 80s. a's gold for you there. san jose 82 degrees right now. tomorrow, another day in the santa clara valley. we'll see highs close to 90 degrees downtown and a chance of low 90s at saratoga and perhaps los gatos tomorrow and campbell. tomorrow, patchy low clouds returning to the coast. that could include a little bit of fog in the morning, bay to breakers time in san francisco, we'll be watching that. you'll notice our valley temperatures in the same range as we had today, upper 80s and low 90s close to san jose. tri valley has a chance for low temperatures tomorrow. maybe just a little bit cooler here for the coast as the fog starts to creep up from the south. daly city 67 degrees. san francisco a range of upper

60s around sunset with low to mid-70s downtown. in the north bay, close to the low 90s around sonoma and napa. tomorrow you'll see bay side temperatures, 70s to low 80s in the valleys from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. we'll see chances of 90 inland. notice the subtle change, low clouds and patchy fog for the morning. all day now we'll see the low clouds begin to thicken up. that will lead to significant cooling monday into tuesday. the high is the driver of the summer-like weather. a summer-sized ridge of high pressure building from san diego to seattle. that will start to weaken and get cut off and slide off to the west. in its place, tuesday, wednesday and thursday we'll see a trough of low pressure begin to carve out on the coast. we'll see a significant drop in temperatures once we pass the middle part of the week. for san francisco, another warm day tomorrow with the patchy fog and perhaps a return to some

drizzle by the time it gets to tuesday. look at those highs, back in the low 60s again by the middle part of the week. temperatures pretty interesting, we could have some 90s lingering into monday around the tri valley. you begin to see the ocean air conditioning firing up, leading to cooling back to average numbers in mid-week. a taste of summer this weekend and big time cooling by wednesday. >> rob, thank you very much. it is called the greatest show and tell on earth for a reason. >> that's right. we're talking about the maker fair at the san mateo event center happening today. >> 16 feet tall when it's upright. >> i'm going to nightmares. >> terrifying, right? those are the mega bots, inc. this is a robot that is going to fight a japanese robot in the giant robot do yuel that everyb is looking forward to in three months. >> all these people, they're

really into science and technology and making things. and that's the world wedge from at mega bots inc. >> wow. >> besides catching a glimpse of that mega bot, there is plenty to do there including drone racing. the event begins for me. >> they say that robot can move a lot faster but for everybody's safety, they'll leave it alone. >> giant transformer there, terrifying. the season finale of "snl" at 10:30. >> see you again at 11:00. yes we can. yes we can. yes we can. yes we can. yes we can. yes we can. yes we can. yes we can. yes we can. yes we can.

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