penguins to pull their goalie? >> pierre: around 1:30, once they get at this time in and establish. around 1:30, doc. >> mike e.: brought ahead by crosby. backhanded in but murray has got to come now. that lifted up and out of play. we will check the positioning of the face-off. >> pierre: it is going back. it is go to neutral ice. >> mike m.: looked like they were coming in to establish something in the offensive zone. >> mike e.: 2:00 even to go. earlier today you saw the fastest two minutes in sports. well, the fans here with a one-goal lead this is not go to go fast enough for them. and for the fans in pittsburgh, if their team ties it, it could

take a while before we get a decision. but they will be yelling at their television. here is murray. rattled around. this is played behind. hornqvist battling there. fired back again and it is taken by kessel and then it is malkin. getting it on back to kessel. kessel has the puck stolen away. it is oshie. score! >> mike m.: i hope he did not bet on the derby today, phil kessel. he gameled here and lost big time to a guy that is not go to miss from this area of the ice. he knows how to find the back of the net. tough break for kessel.

big goal for oshie. >> mike e.: the penguins will talk it over. they have 1:31 and they have to get two while preventing any more. time-out is fueled by gatorade flow, all of the flavor with a smooth finish. >> pierre: this is a time they would utilize nicklas backstrom in a defensive role. you can see jay beagle and lars eller both have stepped up. huge. it was eller, beagle, oshie on the ice. that is the assistant coach that runs the defensive schemes. so this makeshift line of eller, beagle, oshie, stepping up big because of not having nicklas backstrom. >> mike m.: i am glad you mentioned eller. he really worked hard and he has

been a factor here in the checking game. they needed it. >> pierre: if they did not have him in game three of the columbus series they probably would have lost. he scored the double overtime winner and that propelled the capitals to where they are now. >> mike e.: schultz and malkin. penguins have to get two. murray comes to the bench for the extra man. fed it around and it is lobbed back down the ice. no icing on the play. the clock continues to bleed. guentzel brings it ahead. guentzel fired it back around. hoping to get to it is hornqvist. orpik. played around again and able to work it further, but only as far as center now. now an exchange that occurs between guentzel -- between hornqvist and eller. >> pierre: two guys that grew up playing in sweden.

>> mike e.: it stopped the clock. there was no signal of penalties. but let's see if they decide to do anything out of this. there will be a neutral ice face-off because of the offside. >> pierre: doc talks about it all the time and it is starting to kick in this series too because of the physicality. jake guentzel hard in to john carlson. he went right after that hit. clean, hard hit. you can see carlson laboring after he comes off. that is the carnage factor that doc emrick talks about all of the time. >> mike e.: murray at the hash mark came off of the face-off and then it is lifted back down and this will become an icing. so he will come off with 38.1 to go and his team getting the

offensive zone face-off. >> mike m.: beagle talking it up with patrick hornqvist. you are go to beat pittsburgh. you are going to have to face up to them. you can't overrespect the team. the capitals are doing just that right now. >> pierre: washington capitals have played a really good series, they really have. character. push back. the game three win. >> mike e.: malkin to kessel. a weak toss battled for. schultz to the back. kessel with it again. hands it over to malkin. malkin. bad angle shot battled for. crosby couldn't strak it only. worked to the outside and more and down the ice. they are going to need to hurry back down and 15 seconds to go. icing. 14.2 to go.

everybody standing here and ready to celebrate the end of the game. >> mike m.: schultz tries to go across the crease. on the loose puck no trouble with the icing right there. >> pierre: that is one you tell your players in washington, 14 seconds to go, any scoring chance tackle the guy. don't be afraid of take penalty at this stage. >> mike e.: schultz. knocked loose. here is eller with the net empty. score. >> mike m.: these fans are out of the slump that they are in

not so long ago and that is thanks to this final nail in the coffin from lars eller. took a few seconds off of the clock and going back to pittsburgh. >> mike m.: he and beagle have been mr. foremans game five. >> mike e.: the caps can clinch in pittsburgh. their fans know that they are guaranteed at least another game here, whether it is a game seven or whether it is in the next round. now for the sprint three stars of the game. here is mike. >> mike m.: a game that is this big, washington needed it. i have to go with braden holtby. great early on. jakub vrana, game-winning goal.

great play. and kuznetsov, a goal and two assists. all caps tonight, doc. >> mike e.: strong in the third. kuznetsov, vrana, oshie and eller all with goals in the third. kuznetsov 52 seconds in. you are watching the stanley cup playoffs presented by geico. tonight on nbc, it is an all new snl with donald glover and childish gambino. currently over on nbcsn, we have got game five of the jets and the predators. for mike milbury and pierre mcguire, mike emrick saying good night from the nations capital ♪ whatever it is that floats your boat... ...or tickles your tastebuds...

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preparing for disaster. an unprecedented drill... in the wake of the deadly north bay fires. on. right now, preparing for a disaster. an unprecedented drill in the wake of the fires. plus, more concern in hawaii as dangerous conditions in paradise. first, police are out in force. the news starts right now. thank you for joining us. >> and a special edition of nbc bay area news because of the hockey game. we begin in the south bay where police keeping a close eye on zloink de mayo celebrations. >> rob has a close eye on it. >> downtown is filling up. we've heard horns blowing and flags flying. people are ready to celebrate. and police want to make sure

everybody has good time and they'll make sure it is safe and they'll keep trouble at bay. zloi cinco de mayo celebrations, proudly flying the mexican flag. >> hundreds more revellers are expected to go to downtown san jose to celebrate. the bars and restaurants say they're ready for everyone to have a good time. just in case, some have brought in security early. >> we want to make sure that people have a good time and don't get out of hand. >> the police say they don't expect trouble but they are prepared. they are putting their office orders 12-hour shifts. >> the chp officers will be out in force looking for drivers who might be under the influence. >> they have special units and additional supervisors out in front. they're not responding to

crashes or any other calls. they're looking for motorists to drive under the influence. >> chp says it will have roving dui check points. they're encouraging them to celebrate responsibly. call for car service for your safety or the safety of everybody out here. >> thank you. some good advice there. for two or more who need a ride, there is a service through 6:00 tomorrow morning. we've posted the information on our twitter page. if you follow us at nbc bay area. a san jose bay area neighborhood is getting back to normal after a stand-off. in east san jose, it happened about 1:30 this afternoon. the man had been firing shots, going into a home.

he refused to come out. you can see the streets were blocked off. as precaution, after about two hours, police arrested that man. the name has not been released. chp needs help finding a driver. officers say they found a man dead on the side of highway 4 just west of dixler road. police saying they were investigating a mysterious death before the two hours ago they revealed the victim was killed in a hit and run. here's a description of the suspect vehicle. 2002 to 2006. toyota. it should have damage to the right front headlight. >> several neighborhoods evacuated in novato today. it was not an emergency. it was part of a drill. residents wanted to learn about what to do when disaster strikes. christy smith shows us what they

learned. >> are you aware -- >> reporter: at the marin country club, they checked in. >> fire down road. >> it was a few months ago but it prompted him to join a voluntary evacuation drill today. >> neighbors say when it comes to the drill, they're mindful of their own situation. >> you have 350 homes here. and you really don't have a lot of way out of here. >> these neighbors have trained and they'll have an emergency plan. john hanson is with the emergency safety team. he says volunteer interests are up since the deadly fires. >> what happened up there, you know, it the sent a huge message into marin. so we're capitalizing on that with the evacuation drills, with fire wise promotion. >> to prioritize what would be

our first key evacuation area. focusing on four neighborhoods. >> there's been a high sense of awareness. people want to get the notifications on how to evacuate and they have a plan in place. >> okay. stand down. >> in novato, nbc bay area news. in san jose, a man says his candle was likely the source of an apartment fire that displaced several people. it broke out this morning on alvin avenue. it spread inside, damaging the apartment and the unit below experienced water damage. the red cross is helping those displaced. to a developing story, there are new gas fish you'res and lava and calls for people to

evacuate. flights are continuing as scheduled. >> at this point, we are a few days into this emergency. people flying to kona to know steer clear of the volcano area. so the focus is on the residents trying on get them clear of the lava and toxic gas spewing out of kilauea. the seeping lava looks line a line of fire creeping through the forest. the big concern are two new breaks in the earth. there are new eight fissures in all. some who have been evacuated have video of the eruption. >> we are about six blocks away from our house right now. >> oh, my gosh. oh! it's big. >> about 1,500 residents have been evacuated. the closest neighborhood --

>> it could be the end of a community. >> a good retirement community. >> five homes have been burned down and local authorities say there are some residents who decided to stay put despite the evacuation orders. lava new spewing out of additional fissurefissures. it is a safety concern. >> local authorities are telling people who live near the volcano area or under an evacuation order just yet to start putting together emergency kits that have at leaf 14 days worth of food and water. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> okay. thank you. you can stay with us through weekend for the latest out of hawaii. our facebook and twitter feeds are great resources for breaking news. we'll have an update coming up in our next half-hour. >> some tense moments in san diego. patrick little is the leading republican candidate facing off

the against senator dianne feinstein. he posted this video on youtube saying officials kicked him out of convention. in fact, he had to be escorted out by security. as he was being led away, he was seen stomping on an israeli flag. are the anti-semitic views, they say they will not condone any hate speech. >> the republicans expected to endorse a candidate for governor. this is critical time. tuesday night, we're partnering with the community foundation for an exclusive gubernatorial debate. it will air statewide. six of the top candidates will be with us including democrats, gachbl newsom, villaraigosa. you can watch it live. it will be moderated by chuck todd. raj will be moderating to submit your questions. right now we're seeing cool

and breezy evening around the bay area. 58 degrees in san francisco. still in the low 60s in san jose. coming up, upper 80s could be making a comeback in the forecast. plus, injured and stranded overnight on the face of a cliff. >> oh, no! >> we hear from the bay area rock climber who lived to tell about it. and mission to mars. we'll tell you what is so special about this particular trip to the red planett. every fire department every police department

is part of a bigger picture. that bigger picture is statewide mutual aid. california years ago realized the need to work together. teamwork is important to protect the community, but we have to do it the right way. we have a working knowledge and we can reduce the impacts of a small disaster, but we need the help of experts. pg&e is an integral part of our emergency response team. they are the industry expert with utilities. whether it is a gas leak or a wire down, just having someone there that deals with this every day is pretty comforting. we each bring something to the table that is unique and that is a specialty. with all of us working together we can keep all these emergencies small. and the fact that we can bring it together and effectively work together is pretty special. they bring their knowledge, their tools and equipment and the proficiency to get the job done.

and the whole time i have been in the fire service, pg&e's been there, too. whatever we need whenever we need it. i do count on pg&e to keep our firefighters safe. that's why we ask for their help. driving car. police say the google-owned waymo minivan was in manual mode new details about another crash involving a self-driving car. the waymo mini van was in manual mode when this happened. not in autonomous mode as first reported yesterday. investigators say the driver of the other car ran a red light causing the crash. the waymo driver has been hospitalized. waymo is google's self-driving

car spinoff. the safety of self-driving technology has come under scrutiny in light of two crashes. one of them crashed into a safety barrier, killing the passenger. tesla was in auto pilot mode at the time of the crash. we have liftoff. the lander took off from vandenberg air force base. it is headed on a six-month voyage to mars. the mission is to study the deep interior of the red planet. it is the first time nasa has launched a mission from the west coast. the dragon splashed down in the pacific ocean west ofba ha. this is video from this morning when it left the international space station loaded with more than 4,000 pounds of equipment, and experiments. it is the third successful reapply mission to and from the ship. it left the international space

station. look at that video. it will be taken to nasa for analysis. very, very cool. >> the follow-up on the recovery of the east bay rock climber after a bad fall in el cap tan. hans has been flying for more than seven hours thursday afternoon when he fell to about 2,300 feet off the ground. while his harness and ropes caught, he knew something was immediately wrong. we spoke to him a short time ago. >> i looked down at my feet. they hurt like heck. and there's, your legs are 180 degrees straight line and mine was 160 degrees. that's where it meets the ankle bone and i knew then everything had changed. >> it all happened too late in the day for a rescue. he ended up spending the day on that rock before the rescue on friday. he suffered a broken bone in his ankle and heel. he is in good spirits and said he is finding humor in what

happened. a family friendly celebration in san francisco. the city held its 14th annual cinco de mayo celebration in the district. >> the entire community made generous contributions to the family in the form of art, culinary art, poetry, literature, anything. >> the mission neighborhood center was the sponsor of that cinco de mayo celebration. pretty cloudy out there, right? >> they don't have to have it hot or sunny to have a party of the will. >> that's true of the. >> i heard you talking about 80s. >> upper 80s. >> do go on. >> we should see warmer weather. it's may. it is hard to believe it will be warming up. when you have the seven-day forecast showing up, for the second half of the upcoming

week. the sea breeze out there. the temperatures at 61 degrees. a pretty sunset about to take place in san francisco where you don't have had the clouds. winds at 15 miles an hour. around the tri-valley, hiss in the mid 70s. things of cooled off to 60 in dublin. tomorrow at the go sap center, currently a high of 71 gretdegr. there will be patchy low clouds and probably some drizzle and a few spots to start out tomorrow morning. the hour by hour futurecast shows you the low clouds, about 8:00 through central bay. we see sunshine. so temperatures tomorrow, low to mid 70s. a little warmer sunday

afternoon. coming up around 4:30. temperatures in the low 70s around game time, 4:30. some of the warmer temperatures for the weekend, concord and antioch. mid 60s for san mateo. upper 50s around half moon bay. san francisco staying cool. low 60s in the north bay. highs in the mid 70s. one change toward tuesday and wednesday, the area of low pressure to the north. that might enhance the drizzle. it will bring up the sea breeze. it will be the temperatures cooling slightly and then here comes high pressure. possibly the strongest we've seen in a while. so we're seeing a sneak preview with the seven-day forecast on the rise. this is how it should impact san francisco. as we go through the week, we may see 70s. here's something that hasn't been on the seven-day forecast for a while. mid 80s in a few spots, could be

climbinger closer to the uppers 80 by friday and saturday. so ocean air conditioning and then maybe a summer preview. >> wow, 86, almost 90, almost 100. >> it's getting there. >> i like your math. >> this is why i'm not the meteorologist. terry

mcsweeney. and i )m anoushah rasta. president trump paid a visit to ohio today, to highlight the new republican tax law and some of its supporters. welcome back. president trump paid a visit to highlight the new republican tax law and some of the supporters. >> just days before the primary elections, it is shaping up to be the challenging mid-term elections. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> in ohio. >> i want it to be called, this is true. i want it to be called the tax

cut, cut, cut plan. >> the president on the rote sitting down with small business owners for a round table touding the tax plan. >> march of this year. we avoided all of our full time employees, a thousand dollar bonus. >> $500 bonus. >> the president touching on his immigration and america first policy. three days ahead of the state's primary election, republicans hoping to hang on to the governorship in the senate seat. >> we need your help. >> the reception inside, war. outside, protesters. they're not happy the president is paying a visit to the buckeye state for the fifth time since taking office. >> nbc news. >> nancy pelosi was in san

francisco today pledging her support and turning a local initiative into a broader conversation. pelosi joined the education leaders for a rally in favor of the fax would increase pay for teachers in san francisco. she used the opportunity to talk about the need for democrats to win back the houmts in november. she said that's the tax toward better policies nationwide. >> there is no question that we are energy eithered across the country. people see at the urgency, the importance of this election. they want to take responsibility. that gives us opportunity. >> it would add a parcel tax. it was approved by voters in 2008. this week they contradicted the previous denials about stormy daniels. and james comey's firing, tonight later release a

correction. tomorrow morning on "meet the press," chuck todd talks with james comey and stormy daniels' attorney. you can join us for the exclusive interview this sunday on "meet the press." had senator john mccain has made a request to the white house. he says he does not want president donald trump to attend his funeral. he would like the vice president there instead. he has been battling an aggressive form of brain cancer for nearly a year now. mccain and mr. trump have had a turbulent relationship since the 2016 primary when mr. trump said he was a war hero only because he was a hero only because he was captured. continuing to follow continuing news out of hawaii. people who live on the eastern coast of the island have been ordered to leave as lava continues to flow into neighborhoods. as you can see, streams of hot

molten are pushing up into the earth. fissures formed today. five homes in all have been destroyed. authorities are dealing with a tense and changing situation. >> it was no big deal. it was so slow moving and so far away. this is like a lightning strike compared to that. one minute there were cracks in the pavement. >> leaders are warning those who don't leave the danger zone, they may not be able to get help later. in honor of the late mayor, the that's the dedicated a new exhibit. it was hung in the hall of mayors and he is being called a leader of that's the and it is set to open to the public on monday. many leaders spoke there.

>> he had a way about him of getting something done and not worrying about bluster or commentary. i think it is true of the he was a very effective fine and wonderful mayor. >> a magnolia tree was also planted in special honor of the late mayor. the royal wedding now. it is two weeks until the prince and meghan markle tie knot. >> it's crunch time for the royal couple. meghan markle breaking with u. kshs tradition by involving both her mom and dad how are divorced in the wedding. dad will walk her down the aisle

and mom will accompany her in the car to the chapel at windsor palace. we still don't know what the dress will look like although there's a room or that an australian designer duo had has created it. there has been family drama. an open letter to prince harry urging him to call off the wedding but that is stopping no one. we know that meghan is breaking tradition by not having a maid of honor. instead they'll bes having the british traditions. those are likely to be princess charlotte and prince george. there will be a marching band preparing for the wedding after that ceremony. they will go in a horse drawn carriage down the street. nearly 50,000 american tourists expected to be in town for all the festivities.

>> i'll volunteer to be a flower girl. >> i'm not young enough. >> two official portraits of the youngest members. the pictures of princess charlotte and louie. they were taken on monday. the picture of prince louie was taken after he was born on april 26th. what a character. they're thanking everyone for the well wishes for the young family. we'll be right back. you could save energy

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to rebuild. >> when you look at coffee park today, it looks nothing like did it before the fire. for all the loss people suffered, there are lessons gained. like understanding a neighborhood is not just made up of houses. it is made up of people. >> the fire jumped the freeway. >> of all the things scott lost, the night of the north bay fire -- >> it came this way and then it went that way. >> his sense of humor was not won. he likes to lovingly had refer to hennessey place as the flat. because it is. >> but the night of the fire, there was something else scott was afraid he would lose. the sense of community. one that he and a tight group of neighbors had built over

decades. as scott took one last look before leaving, he feared their connection like everything else on this street, might be turning to ash. >> if that was going to happen, scott decided, wasn't going down without a fight. >> we lived on the street for almost 30 years and we've done a lot of life together. >> when it came time to celebrate his wife's birthday this week, he didn't reserve a table or a room at a restaurant. he set up for a party right in the middle of their own cul-de-sac and invited all the old neighbors to return. >> we work hard. >> we'll be back. ♪ happy birthday to you >> april's birthday is not the first time they've gotten

together, either. they got together on new years day and easter too. they sit in beach chairs sharing news of when more permanent structures might be finished and how their lives are changing. >> if there's one thing whole ordeal has taught them. it is not to hold on to things too tightly. but the people you love will never let them go. >> scott says of the 15 homes that were on his street, more than half the residents are planning to rebuild. he already has plans for his new home on the very same spot. >> garvin thomas. nbc bay area news. >> you have a story for the bay area proud page. look for garvin thomas. first br

ago. happy hollow zoo needs your help-- picking a name.

remember this guy? this black and white lemur pup was born a month ago. a follow-up from a few weeks ago. do you remember? the black and white leemure pup was born a month ago. >> he's staring at us. >> the zoo has a list of possible names. loca, moon, fantastic, a new one which means even better. those weren't on the list. >> man, he likes that camera. >> bob? >> well, cool temperatures for now. if you want a summer-like preview in terms of the forecast, we're about to see it as we head through the next few

days of the weekend started off cool and breezy. 58 degrees, jacket weather for sure. partly cloudy skies. looking at low clouds. and a cool 61 after a high of 71 gress. in case you were wondering, when do we get 90-degree day. last year it was on may 3rd. sometimes kit happen at may 18th. for livermore also, may 3rd, we hit 90 degrees. on average, it comes around may 8. so climate to logically speaking, we should see warmer temperatures. 40s and 50s with some patchy low clouds that may involve a little drizzle again from eight clog in the morning and then mostly cloudy skies. and a slightly warmer finish. we're talking upper 70s for areas south of san jose.

73 downtown. three valley toward concord. in the mid 70s tomorrow afternoon. still cool in san francisco. the seven day forecast in the screen shows the temperatures rising. it will limit the warming as this area of low pressure will bring us a chance of more drizzle. late tuesday into early wednesday. behind that, we're seeing a stronger ridge of high pressure. building all the way from british columbia down through southern california. with that slight offshore breeze, we'll likely see temperatures climb as much as the 70s. inland spots, it may only warm into the low 80s. it looks like we could see mid to maybe upper 80s as we head

through next weekend. closing in maybe on 90. still ahead, a mechanic's risky test drive into traffic. plus, shipwreck of a very unpleasant cruise goes viral. ♪ whatever it is that floats your boat...

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♪ whatever it is that floats your boat... ...or tickles your tastebuds... ...or brightens your day... ...even if you've never tried it before... ♪ ...just know that... you can, in portland. ship wanted to see. a pipe broke ... causing well, this is not the kind of water the passengers on the carnival cruise ship wanted to see. a pike broke. and this was on day five of a seven-day cruise. the sudden images posted on facebook, there were a lot of titanic references made as well. carnival cruise says 50 rooms were affected when the water line broke thursday night. they're getting a 100% refund.

>> nbc bay area responds to a man in saint clair who said his dash cam caught a mechanic in up to no good. a simple strategy to keep your mechanic honest. >> it is a fun ride. >> a great car. >> the tag literally spells it out. >> the license plate says joyrider of the. >> the mechanic took it as an invitation. he says they worked on the minor differential and the radio. when jeff picked up his car, he found it had been driven 20 mize. >> i thought that was pretty extensive for something you could reproduce in a parking lot. he looked at his trip computer. it showed a disturbing flew top

speed. >> 120 miles an hour. and the g-force meters peaked out. >> 65 miles per hour. >> but 114? >> nowhere within the state can you go 114. >> jeff turned to his dash cam. it automatic will he records at start-up. the the car goes the wrong way on stevens creek boulevard. >> before they even pulled out of the parking lot, they made sure to disconnect the dash cam. >> he contacted the driver. jeff wanted accountability so he contacted us. he contacted state to look it up. the mechanics themselves are not registered.

>> california licenses professionals but not auto mechanics. only two states and a couple of florida counties license individual mechanics. in california, repair shops are licensed. >> we license and register the dealer. and they're responsible for their employees. >> we contacted the shop. they are declined to speak on camera. they suspended the mechanic for three days. if jeff is unhappy with it, he can complain with the state joining in with 15,000 others each year of the. >> we monitor a shop's business practices. >> jeff is mulling a complaint but he is sure of one thing. he will decline a warmer car. >> i think i'll sit in the

garage. >> remember, if you're uncomfortable with the drive, you can walk away and find another one that says yes. if you have a consumer complain complaint,. you have baseball, hockey and the races. let's turn it oh to laura. >> reporter: thank you, thank you, the warriors still hold a 2 2-1 lead, they weren't clicking for game three. >> players trying to agitate each other. >> they are. you can see it. especially on rondo's part.

he's saying, i don't need to bait rondo. he can take draymond. we have it at his game. a big game for the pelicans. so you see him doing little things. the question is whether he can engage or not. that's where you say maybe he is playing a role in this too. the bottom line is, there's something bigger at stake. the mind games. he is a guy who wants to get under your skin. he played with a guy like that, dennis rodman. he specialized trying on get under his skin. he said yeah. i've baited guys in the past. i've been successful at it. it will come back to basketball. whether you play plain or dirty, there are debates about who is crossing the line and who is not. if you're the warriors, you're going to come out and say, okay. we're going to play basketball and we'll be good at what we do.

>> there is no crossing the line. i think that's the philosophy that he holds on to a lot. he doesn't have the tactical in the playoffs. he turns it up. >> when draymond says there's no crossing the line, he's not saying there's no crossing the line. he's saying we won't respond. they won't say anything. they'll complain about it of but basketball players to go vigilante justice. we won't say anything about it. we'll pay you back in our own way. so if he gets a little out of pocket, don't be surprised if he has to pay in some way toward the end of the game of the. >> long memories. >> absolutely. especially in the playoff series. thank you, the warriors will try to make a lasting memory of the pelicans in game four of the the giants have found their stride. winners six of the last seven games and looking for another win today. let's take you down and get a look at how this went down.

top of the second is where we pick it up. the giants take 2-1 lead and we take you to the top of the third. hanson, having himself a day to day, a two-run bomb. his second homer of the season as the giants beat the braves in atlanta. 11-2, the final there. and the 144th running of the kentucky derby was the wettest derby on record after more than 2.8 inches of rain fell. after the sixth consecutive year are for justify. he had no problem septembering his way of the will now everyone wonders, the preakness stakes on may 19th. all eyes will be on justify. that's for sure. >> thank you very much. >> a very special celebration in san francisco today. robert honda, seeing the growing

up of america. more than 1,000 bay area students from kindergarten to 12th grade. submitted art, video or essays in this year's theme. my hope of the future. the signature program of the asia pacific fund in 1995. you can see all the winning entri entries. >> it looks beautiful. >> it's over her, not me. >> you have the beautiful sunset. low clouds. make it a come back tomorrow morning. low 70s around san jose. we're watching that second half of next week's forecast. it could be the warmest temperatures we've seen maybe so far this year conservative i have thely speaking. in the mid to upper 80s possible friday and saturday. some other models try to get as

close to 90 degrees. most of the locations around the tri-valley. a cooler than average spring possible. >> you were saying that the 90-day outlook is warmer than usual. the seven-day forecast of the we might see hotter temperatures on the way. >> thank you for watching.

i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future.

lights, camera, access. >> right now, what you have not heard about two very different sides of kanye. >> on one hand, the reflective calm kanye. in a nearly two hour interview. >> then the combative live one hour interview he did with tmz and his controversial slavery was a choice comments are just the start. today, more of what kanye has to say and who he blames for his opoid addiction. >> i was drugged the [ bleep ], blow. i was drugged out. i was on opioids, two days after i got off of opioids, i was addicted. two days i got off opioids, i'm errr, i'm in the hospital, right.