gets it on to kempny and then vrana moving in. vrana in the slot. turns it back over for backstrom. >> eddie: vrana had a chance to approximate g get the puck to carlson. >> mike: vrana to kempny. kempny threw one in front that rattled off of fleury and hopped on wide and cleared back out. vrana in a race for it along with eakin and vrana won that to give it across. carlson side-steps his man, john carlson, the big defenseman hands it over to kempny and back up again. on the wing it is carried back in by burakovsky. he holds now and filtered it through for niskanen. moving on in the shot. that rattled wide. a couple of players jam into fleury. oshie sent one around in front trying for a burakovsky deflection. then it is sent back to center and oshie has it there with 4:40 to go. connected back on to eller. sweeps it back in. fleury out to stop it and he has

to do it quickly as burakovsky was nearby. banked to center and stopped by orlov. over to eller who is bumped down. carried back on by perron. it is perron trying to go by niskanen, no luck. the battle continues on the boards. everyone on the side of the ice is standing. walked back out again by eller and eller is able to wrist it back in. along to get it is connolly. jabbed around behind and went to get it. that one bounced for engelland. engelland starts it right back ahead. marchessault there. reilly smith. marchessault fires. save by holtby. rebound turned by marchessault and he is screened off by djoos. the puck came right out in front and it was whacked away at. djoos takes over there and shifts to offense with a pass ahead. nicely starting back in is kuznetsov. his shot is turned aside by fleury and picked up by theodore. he played it along. carlson with a good keep. theodore back out. william karlsson tried to play it ahead and carried back in by reilly smith. trying to get by.

john carlson says no and pushes it across. carried up by ovechkin. ovechkin denied there on the reach of bellemare. lifted back on by nosek and then wilson couldn't come up with it. the second time that he did and then down to the ice he goes. the puck winds up underneath. players are spilling over the boards as it is sent in deep. 3:15 to go. no icing on this play. back down it comes for theodore to pilot back around. nosek tried to turn it further but it is jay beagle pushing it behind. theodore sailed it back around and it goes all the way back down and it becomes an icing with 2 tampa b:53 to go. >> eddie: caps with a couple of looks here. watch vrana. he will get the puck. john carlson comes into the picture right there. he had a chance to put it up to carlson. he chose not to.

never got anything out of it. >> eddie: brayden mcnabb. matt niskanen off to the races. watch number 3 in green and gold with the active stick. you see lars eller going hard to the net and then kuznetsov, quick release. another stick from deryk engelland and fleury fights it off. >> mike: burakovsky with it and a shot that was blocked wide by nosek. around behind and taken by burakovsky. they try to clear out and can't. this time he lobs it back down and it is going to be short of icing. play continues. rushing back up with it now is kempny. kempny chased away from the center red line by the reach of tuch and then it is sent back further. never before in the stanley cup final has their been this many lead changes in the course of a night, four. never. to the back now it is carlson

with the shot. rebound, would not go for burakovsky. orlov gains it on to burakovsky who looks. burakovsky just spinning away from sbisa, back to orlov again. wristing one that is knifed wide of fleury in the cage. burakovsky now headed to the bench is holtby for the extra man. 1:50 to go. burakovsky can't get the shot away. moves with it in traffic and back over the line and so backdrops back. six attackers for the capitals. kuznetsov steps away from one. pops one on the bounce. fleury is able to knock it down. coming by is schmidt. played back up the boards. schmidt trying to get it out. ovechkin tries to keep it close quarters. oshie trying to keep it in and it is eller. kuznetsov takes it there. kuznetsov working it back on for backstrom and then kuznetsov again. six attackers and the caps trying to tie it up. backstrom has it there and just

looks over the top. fed out in front. reaching for it is eller. swept it on across. backstrom has it again. backstrom still holding there and the puck up for grabs and out to center. ovechkin dropped back and plays it with the glove and then the stick. oshie steps free. laid it across the line. eller steps back in. 54 seconds to go. guided on by backstrom and it comes back out. they have to regroup. ovechkin dropped it back off again. brought back in by oshie. fed on across to wilson, oh, it was eller with the open net. cleared back down. will it be icing? no icing on the play. it is burakovsky with it with 32 to go. now oshie walks it ahead. 27 left. oshie up the wing. backstrom setting it up for ovechkin and then backstrom again. backstrom working it back in deep. burakovsky gave it back to him and then it is over to

burakovsky and then backstrom. to the back. ovechkin tried to slip it across. blocked there. poked on out to center. nosek has an empty net. sweeping on end, score! >> eddie: heck of a play there by david perron. nosek has nothing but an empty net to give vegas the two-goal lead. the game could have been tied. tom wilson to lars eller, what a play by brayden mcnabb. preventing the game-tying goal right there. eller has got a wide open net and the stick of brayden mcnabb

throws eller off. vegas is go to win game one of the stanley cup final. >> mike: game one to the veg golden knights! 100 weeks ago they were allowed to do business, and here they are here in the stanley cup final and they took game one. their fourth line collected three goals in the third period. tomas nosek with the tie-breaking and empty net clincher. 17,500. most of them not wearing red are very happy with the outcome of this one. time now for the sprint three stars of the game. >> eddie: very tough in game one. reilly smith outstanding in all three zones. t.j. oshie did it all for

washington and the fourth line for vegas. they got 3 of the 6 goals, nosek with two of them. >> mike: i don't think this will be said before. we will wrap it up from vegas. only just after 11:00 eastern time. pepsi has always had great taste. today, try great taste with zero sugar. this is the pepsi with zero compromising. this is pepsi zero sugar.

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the arlington national cemetery. you see president trump placing that wreath of the too many of the unknown. afterwards he spoke to the active troops. >> to honor the lives and deeds of the american heroes. the men who laid down their lives for our freedom. today we pay tribute to their service. >> mr. trump also honored veterans like navy veteran ray chavez. 106-years old. touching speeches, saluting the flag and many ceremonies. at the presidio.

s. >> reporter: the 21 gun salute signify the sacrifice. >> it means a lot to me. when i see them out there, i get tears in my eyes. >> reporter: just the breadth of the grounds is staggering. 30,000 headstones representing mothers and fathers and sisters and brothers and friends and relatives and siblings. dating back to the civil war and every major war since then. at the annual presidio connection, v12 for the 12 letters of her last name died at

the hands of a suicide bomber in afghanistan. >> their smiles. >> reporter: debbie ramos and best friend have a tradition of comforting families. by holding up this flag at the start of the ceremony. runs of people giving all they can. in san francisco, sam brock nbc bay area news. john mccain remembering the fallen through social media tweeting this today, memorial day is about honoring americans who sacrificed everything who secured the blessings. terry mcsweeny tweeting out this video of the annual memorial day parade mill valley.

another small earthquake shook the south bay. reporti reporting 3.0 magnitude earthquake. hit right after 5:00. so far no reports of any injuries or damage. >> if you didn't feel that earthquake, you certainly felt the heat. it was nice for most of the day. >> let's give you a live look in san francisco. today the hottest day of the year so far. rob mayeda showing us what we can expect. >> it is still in the 80s outside right now in san jose aft. seeing some cooling into san francisco at about 61 degrees.

today's high about 12 to 18 degrees hotter. so yes, it was unusually hot more like july numbers. tomorrow comes round two. not quite as hot inland but a chance of low 90s and a big change up. we will let you know of cooler temperatures and if showers may be a part of the forecast. don't let the conditions take you by surprise with our free app. you will have forecast, fine tune to your neighborhood. new at 8:00, a house fire at west san jose. you can see the smoke and the flames coming from this house. firefighters say no one living at this home at the time. and no word of the cause. missing hiker has been

found. failed to pick up his food supply. he is an experienced backpacker and he set off at the pacific crest. he says he was slowed down by winter storms in that area. someone abandoned three puppies in the trash. and tonight there is a $5,000 reward. two german shepherd. already has someone interested in adopting him. but his sister's jaw is broken in several places and is neglected. >> this is somebody intentionally aggressively hurting animals. >> a local veterinarian has offered to fix the jaw but

admits the puppy may not survive. we first brought you this story breaking news yesterday at 4:30. debris ended up covering nearby washington road. witnesses tell us that the plane started making strange noises moments after take off. the plane is registered to richard bristol. however, officials have not publicly identified the victim. how safe is your neighborhood. the da's office says a number of homicide in santa clara county is down. but increase in other types of crime. half of them is repeat offenders. car burglaries up 51%.

assault pup nearly 60%. home burglaries risen 128%. and car jacking up 250%. one reason why juvenile crime jumped up significantly is because of a gang that is behind a number of of these crimes. a previous hearing dealing with the issue of unsealing is search warrant was continued. alleged kidnapping plot gone wrong. two arrested for taking a student pilot and sending him to china. police say the duo showed up at

the trainee's apartment last week and told him he was being shipped back to china. city hall is threatening to crack down on electric scooter companies that continue to operate without a permit. tonight mark matthews reports from the embarcadero with yet another issue involving the scooters. >> reporter: electric scooters dumped into san francisco bay. a couple of weeks ago a man stopped me telling he saw the scooters in the bay and frustrated experience of trying to get them removed. and then he sent these stills along with us and to lime bike, the company that owns the scooters with a plea to please

get their scooters with lithium batteries out of the water. telling me he repeatedly saw scooters and dockless bikes in the bay here in san francisco and here just a few blocks from his home in alameda. >> i am trying to teach my little dudes here ocean conservation and ocean mindfulness. >> reporter: after a week of waiting, he figured maybe this was one of this teachable moments. >> i got a hook and did it myself. >> reporter: he left the scooter on the embarcadero with a note saying lime bike left this rot in the bay knowingly for a week. according to a piece in the chronicle this morning, the city

received 1800 complaints about the scooters since march. and the city attorney says ununpermitted scooters on land or in the bay could be subject to $100 a day fine starting next week. i contacted lime bike today and they said thank you for my inquiry. thank you, mark. still to come, have you seen them? rvs camped out in parking lot and city streets. one local area is cracking down. if you have wi-fi at home, you have a router. what you do so you can protect yourself. we will show you how coming up next. and before we see a reset in our weather pattern, tomorrow

another day of upper 80s. closer look at that when we come back. the f-b-i: hundreds of

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at individual unguarded home routers, the kind many of us use. >> because you are targeting families and people, maybe just barbecuing, leaving your routers and not doing anything, that is an easy type of compute to harvest. >> reporter: our private information is at risk. the malware can shut down our ability to access the internet while the hackers are accessing our data and password. >> if you do transactions that you know at home, be cautious. >> reporter: it is an easy hack to fix. find your router, unplug it, wait a minute, and plug it back in and you have rebooted the system. the fbi says the malware can't get back in so your home

internet is once again news. good information, thank you. this weekend marks the unofficial time for summer. crashes involving teen drivers jump 15% the reason is school let's out and more inexperienced drivers out on the roadway. scarey for parents as well. it is a very unwelcome moving day at the berkeley arena. dozens of rv campers forced to move out. police showed up early today to make sure the drivers of the rvs took off. jodi hernandez from berkeley.

>> reporter: the latest rv camp site. just this morning, the city of berkeley kicked these campers out of an area just down the street and now they relocated here. >> i don't know what is happening. >> reporter: nay ohmi gonzalez says she is worried about her family's future. she is been camping near the berkeley marina since last july. now the city is forcing gonzalez and dozens of others to move. the campers have created a health and safety risk. construction crews will begin revamping the area this week. >> we are trying to be patient and work through the process and work with people. >> it's been hell. hem for public safety. >> reporter: this man who keeps their boats at the marina says

tenants have dealing with human waste, needles. >> this one man threatened to kill me with a rock if i got out of the restroom. >> where are we going to move it to? where are we going to move it to then? >> reporter: more than a dozen of those campers have planted themselves in this parking lot and the city of berkeley say they don't belong here either. they say they will have to assess what to do next. jodi hernandez. one of the mosttr days of the weekend. more than 5 million californians hit the road.

as of this hour no major traffic issues across the bay area. >> rob mayeda joins us now. what was the high? >> san jose 93 degrees. livermore 91. we just broke through that 90-degree mark at noon today. and it is still warm outside. san jose 81 degrees. the average high is closer to 75. so short sleeve weather is going to be fine until 9:00. dublin right now. high in livermore 95. 87 degrees in concord. and yes, the map looks more like july. we don't have the low clouds and fog which help provide cooling.

and a strong high pressure above keeping us high and dry. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. and not quite as hot. we will see some cooling starting on the coast around mid after and you will notice here on our forecast during the day tomorrow we still have a chance of finding some 90s around antioch and livermore and concord went up to 95 degrees will see cooling today. one more warm day and we are going to see a big change up in the forecast as we head towards the second half of the week. temperatures as much as 20 degrees cooler. bring a chance of showers to the s coming up. we will have a closer look at how much cooler those temperatures will get. up next, you may need to rethink where you are going to get coffee tomorrow. thousands of starbucks closing early for specialized training.

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this car nearly crashed into a san jose fitness store. instead it hit an adjacent you. close call in the south bay this morning. a driver nearly crashed into a san jose fitness store. a little after 2:00 a.m. in the alameda. the driver also took out a bike rack. luckily no one was hurt. neighborhood starbucks will be closing tomorrow afternoon so employees can attend racial bias training. two men were arrested sitting at that starbucks waiting for a friend. and they did not buy anything at that point. stores that are not owned directly by starbucks are not required to shut down tomorrow afternoon. a vacaville took in dozens of old sick dogs and she decide

unexpectedly. >> a look at how you can help. >> reporter: dogs who get rejected. >> i think we got three blind dogs, two dogs with no eyes. 13 legged dog. >> reporter: and like all of us, they are getting old. >> she took in dogs that were on death row. >> reporter: dog lovers and then there was marlene mortson of vacaville. this video shows marlene walking with her dogs. photos of the home show the dogs lounging on furniture. >> she died suddenly. she would never want any of her dogs to end up at a shelter. >> reporter: a friend found an

unresponsive marlene at her home. family and friends took in some dogs and the remaining 28 are here at muttville which specializes for finding homes for older and special needs animals. muttville ceo knows you can't put a price tag on marlene's legacy. >> marlene is going to be smiling from above as these new dogs find their new homes this weekend. that is what she would have wanted. if you are interested in meeting and adopting one of marlene's dog, muttville is hosting an adopta thon event this weekend. that is the latest here in san francisco. i am melissa colorado. thank you. new video shows how much more damage that lava is causing.

ravaged by floodwaters. pushing cars and everything else out of the way near baltimore, maryland.

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and national guardsman was enjoying lunch when a flash flood turned into a torrent. he waded in to help. >> he went back to assist her and unfortunately during that effort they saw him go under the water and not surface. >> reporter: the water moved with such force this courthouse here for two centuries was no match. watch as this man barely escapes. first floor businesses flooded. many trapped. this road completely washed away. today kelly harris broke down seeing the devastation left behind. she was in her third floor apartment and captured these videos as the water threatened. >> cars starts coming down. windows breaking. >> reporter: for some, very little to come home to.

>> so many businesses and residents, everything taken away from them. >> reporter: many re-opened after another catastrophic flood in 2016. two years later, officials say this one is worse. >> can't just be really bad luck. >> reporter: for many storm leery residents it is too much to bear. >> terrifying. >> that was kristen reporting. president trump speaking by phone today with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. the summit is scheduled for june 12th in singapore.

hammering out an agenda. analyst say they are encouraged by the involvement of seasoned diplomatic experts. >> we are in a very good window of opportunity and the leaders are taking the maximum advantage of that to see what is possible going forward. >> moon jae-in taking on a greater role. he has a second meeting with kim jong-un on saturday. shooting an ash cloud 15,000 feet into the atmosphere. lava covers 2400 acres of the big island. teaming up with active duty soldiers to get a better look at the damage. vigorous eruptions still impacting the island. since the first outbreak

happened, more than three weeks ago, lava has claimed at least 82 buildings, and most of those are homes. here is a look at the disaster in motion, what you are seeing is 54 hours of lava flow compressed in just seconds. a college student captured the images. and then stitched all of those images together capturing the slow but relentless creep of the volcano's lava. >> we are learning more about families impacted by the volcano. lava is creeping closer to their big island home after nervously waiting on the mainland for weeks, the morgans decided to get over there and travel to the neighborhood. >> we don't have lava insurance

most people don't. so we would lose everything. >> on mount kill waya -- lava spewing from the volcano into the ocean. it seems unlikely but some nfl players are reportedly discussing the idea of sitting out until a team signs collin kaepernick and reed. last week, the nfl announced a new policy requiring all players who are on the field during the anthem to stand up. those who want to protest are supposed to stay on the locker

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sonoma state university opening its lodng awaited wine learning center. the center piece for sonoma state wine business institute. anyone looking for a career in wine making. also includes a master's division. check out this video of a rescue in paris. that man is being dubbed spider man and being called a hero. the man moved to france from mali in september. he is an undocumented immigrant. the video has gone viral and french president saw it and today macron met with him to thank him and macron offered him french citizenship and a job as a firefighter. >> if you look at that video, it is unbelievable.

>> literally, he didn't even skip a beat. >> it's incredible. rob mayeda is back with us. it feels like a monday, but a holiday monday. >> it does not feel like a monday. >> mid-80s around concord after temperatures soared into the 90s. easily the hottest day of the year and for many spots, the hottest since last fall. let's show you san francisco. now that feels more like what you would expect on a memorial day evening. 61 degrees with the high up to 77. dublin again, trivalley one of the hottest spots today. mid-90s. could we see 70s at 11:00? it looks like that might be the case. a warm evening around the santa clara valley. and you may notice some of the

haze. moderate air quality levels for the east bay. not a spare the air day as high pressure will at least not get too strong to get us to that level of poor air quality. napa at 70s and concord at 87 degrees. winds onshore but don't have the fog and cooler open air. eventually around the bay we will see mid 50s but wouldn't rule out low 60s by tomorrow morning. repeat performance of what we saw today. mid afternoon and evening we should see the sea breeze pick up earlier in the day and big time cooling especially by the time we get to wednesday. mid to upper 80s around san jose. chance we may get close to 90s.

best chance is in antioch, livermore. peninsula temperatures 70s around belmont and low 70s around san francisco. things are going to cool off for the afternoon. and temperatures climbing into the mid-80s for tuesday. weather system is going to bring us clouds but as the future cast shows not any rain but temperature shift between tuesday until noon to 3:00. fast forward to wednesday and see those temperatures drop into the 60s and 70s. so you are going to need a jacket by wednesday afternoon. wednesday's temperatures could be as much as 20 degrees cooler. friday, heading into next weekend high pressure makes a

comeback. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen and now full screen rebounds again at the end of the week. watch out for winds picking up in the afternoon and big drop for temperatures wednesday and thursday and likely 80s make a comeback by friday and next weekend. >> next week we be asking you for the forecast in cleveland, ohio. >> oh my. did you watch tonight? whoo for the fourth straight year, the warriors are going to the nba finals. live look where game one will be friday night. >> things got dicey. for a while, it looked like the warrior's season was going to come to a crashing end. the rockets were in control.

great pass by james harden. in the third quarter they came alive. steph curry hits the three. and in the fourth quarter, seven d durant had a tough -- warriors will battle lebron james and the cavs in the nba finals. thousands turned out to watch the warriors even though they were playing in houston. what a party. >> reporter: it is a party here, guys. >> whoo! >> reporter: we are going to head on here so you can hear me outside. inside it was electric. a loud crowd of several thousand

people. everyone is excited. and it will be going on for quite some time. oracle was indeed a playoff like atmosphere. the loudest it got is when three, after three, absolutely incredible. tonight the warriors going back to the finals for the fourth straight year. >> we champions. that is it, man. and we are going to take the finals baby. bay area. >> reporter: tickets for this event 20 bucks to get inside the store. some of the proceeds go to the aeg community foundation and the warriors foundation. we are going to hear more from these fans. you can't see me, i am way in the back over here. hey, let's talk to some fans and we are going to join the party. see you at 11:00. >> somewhere in there was ian.

>> that is a great way to do it. thousand dollars for final tickets or more. just go to the games when they are not in oakland. >> the a's and the rays today, scoreless until the end of the game. top of the tenth inning. play at the plate and it doesn't happen. rays win the game one nothing over the athletics. how about pablo sandoval. scoring crawford. giants showing signs of life here. bottom of the tenth, e.

can't stop think of ian cole. thursday game one warriors and lebron james. save up your money if you want to go to the game. little forecast here? >> right now temperatures in the 80s right know and a lot more 80s tomorrow. san jose in the mid-80s for highw highs. and 90s in the forecast like antioch and livermore. from here, things trending cooler. notice the wind picking up tomorrow afternoon. today mid-90s. game one forecast on thursday and it looks cool. temperatures will be rebounding again as we head towards next weekend. so at least next weekend's warm up doesn't look like mid-90s. you won't have to run your

air-conditioning all week long. >> is this the beginning of warmer temperatures as we go. we are kind of here in summer. >> that is the forecast for june. more days with fog around san francisco and 80s inland. >> if you have ian, can we get him back? >> save up your money by the way for game one. thanks for joining us tonight. see you again at 11:00. >> see you then, bye-bye.

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