the bench during the stoppage of play but he does so now just briefly and then back out. i will just take ten seconds to mention this. you couldn't have two nicer people to deal with than the two guys wearing the extra equipment for their team. both are very skilled what they do on the ice. one is better at growing a beard. otherwise they are wonderful skilled people off of the ice, dealing with humanity and on the ice handling their equipment and demeanor. that's it.

>> mike: caps prevail on the face-off. rattled on around and out. the net is empty. this becomes an icing. 1:57 to go. >> eddie: william karlsson sitting on the bench with 43 goals this year for the vegas golden knights. you can tell he is not 100%. >> mike: again, the face-off win by the capitals. again it is cleared back down. again, it is an icing. now 1:49 to go. >> eddie: here they come. up the icing. draw. ice man here. you have to tie up backstrom. perron is taking it, try gethel.

>> mike: another face-off win by the caps. jay beagle hustles after it. gets there first. battles on the board. haula. perron got it back up the board. reaching for it there and trying to make a play is smith. the clock is stuck in the arena we understand. so we don't know what will be after it for you. meanwhile this comes back across to theodore and then it is colin miller. the big scoreboard clock don't .

the stick is broken. the net is empty. carried on by backstrom. he is wide with the shot! poked along now by marchessault. marchessault holding. 50 seconds and the clock is moving. we don't know if it is accurate. directed back in now and it is brooks orpik. orpik outduelled there by smith. meanwhile up the half boards they will continue to battle for it. everyone is standing in the arena. puck back to theodore. the shot is wide. back down and wide of the net! now in the interim perhaps they can correct the scoreboard clock or confirm that is right. >> pierre: nicklas backstrom had a chance to put this game away. with the wide open net. missed it to the side.

and then lars eller tried. the reaction there from alex ovechkin. face-off will be back. to the left of braden holtby. the last three face-offs, nicklas backstrom won them all. now lars eller will get the responsibility with this face-off. >> mike: 12 players on the ice. 28 players must wait. whether the game can be tied in 28 seconds or whether it will be an empty netter or a one goal

game and a championship for washington. eller is 5 out of 10 on face-offs. the puck wins this clean. look for marchessault for a one-timer. about 45 feet out. responsibilities on both sides. what do we do if we win it. what do we do if we lose it. >> mike: eller and wilson and orpik and kuznetsov and wilson are the capitals in front of holtby. off of the face-off, tied up. came to the corner. down to the ice goes neal.

it is tuch. down to the last 20 seconds. neal around behind with it now. goes for the corner, continues. closed out there by niskanen. puck to the side is marchessault on across. held there by tuch. given back to marchessault. sent one to the slot. kuznetsov. down goes smith. taken on by eller. eller lifts it down the ice and it is wide. they hurry back down to get the icing which they do. .6. they will double-check the clock to make sure that is accurate. it will be the face-off of the year. no change. if you are william karlsson what do you do? itry to take the face-off and . >> mike: karlsson backs out.

perron will step in to take it. >> eddie: got to try to shoot it towards the net. >> mike: off of the face-off the capitals have won it! the capitals is the capital of the hockey playoffs. they rush out on to the ice to congratulate braden holtby. the washington capitals for the first time in their 44-year history are the stanley cup champions!

>> mike: as they celebrate on the ice, eddie olczyk had said earlier in his survey of red in the seats here tonight that the percentage that you saw of capitals fans who gained entry into the arena was about what? >> eddie: about 37%, doc. absolutely incredible. >> mike: what a celebration for alex ovechkin. his coach, barry trotz, told us before the game that he had a conversation with him a couple of days after alexander's wedding about what to expect this year. he said that a lot of people are doubting you. you are going to need to reinvest in yourself and to become the athlete that you were.

it is hard to be hungry when they are full and your legacy won't be cups or awards. you can't define the type of person that you are by how you play the game but by how you inspire other people. you will have a great legacy. you are going into the hall of fame. just enjoy playing and enjoy being the athlete that you are. he came back overseas. he scored seven goals in the first two games. he was ready for this year. now he has capped it off. >> eddie: what a start to the year for the great 8,doc. after that conversation you touched on what barry trotz told us numerous times. he was the man ready to go. he has had seven goals the first

couple of games. everybody on the bench and locker room. everybody took notice of the captain. >> mike: waiting patiently are the guys that became the story of the nhl season. they are waiting patiently on the handshake line and now it starts to form. t.j. oshie motions his teammates to get there. he and john carlson lead the line ahead to congratulate the vegas golden knights on a magnificent season. not only as hockey players but as citizens of a community and spokes people for all of the good that hockey can do. that was the broken nose, 77 and 6 there. the handshakes seem genuine. as often it does when the horn

sounds. it is a tradition that goes back before the nhl to the early part of the 20th century when hockey games ended and teams shook hands. marc-andre fleury has shut down a lot of washington hopes over the years. you saw that with brooks orpik, his ex-teammate. tremendous moment of enders. triumph for the washington capitals and all of their fans and some of whom recall the first year where they won only eight games total and one away from home. this year they tied an nhl

record in the playoffs winning ten games away from home. >> eddie: think about how the first round started for the caps. they lost the first few games at home. went in to columbus. won a double overtime game on lars eller. they take out pittsburgh. trailed against tampa. here they are. >> eddie: it was between 8 and 29 and there they are. >> mike: gerard gallant 29 years

ago today named a second all-star left wing in the entire league with wayne gretzky. now he gets to visit with barry trotz, his opposite number coaching the capitals. both of them off of wonderful years. barry trotz has just become a free agent. winning a stanley cup. >> eddie: doc, what an incredible year for the vegas golden knights. first year in the national hockey league. this city. this state. it is their own team. they accepted the team and sport with open arms. incredible season. congratulations to the vegas golden knights. >> mike: i wonder what the first bit of conversation will be with alex ovechkin. pierre mcguire. we get to listen right now.

>> pierre: thanks so much, doc. you are at the top of the national hockey league. how is the view my friend? >> it is just unbelievable. i don't know what to say. it is just unbelievable. i am the happiest guy. i am so happy for my teammates and the fans back in washington. all of my friends. you know, it is unbelievable. >> for 13 years. what changed this year for you alex? >> we won the stanley cup. that is all that matters. we won. does not matter what happened before. we just won it. >> pierre: your leadership was phenomenal. not just athletically. when did you decide to become more of a vocal leader with the

group? >> i don't know. it just came naturally. >> pierre: you did it so well. alex ovechkin, you are now a stanley cup champion. >> thank you very much. >> pierre: doc. >> mike: the knights have left the ice surface here. but they had one last chance to salute their crowd. 51 wins in the regular season. no expansion team ever came close to that. and the celebrating goes on. there will be a presentation of the mvp, the conn smythe trophy coming up. perceived finalists are holtby, kuznetsov, ovechkin. it can go to a winner from the visiting team but those are the likely final three.

the public address announcer here will make the proper introductions. >> please direct your attention to the ice for the presentation of the conn smythe to the most valuable player of the 2018 stanley cup playoffs. >> first of all, once again you proved this is an nhl city. thank you tonight. thank you las vegas for the best first year any team has had. the winner of the conn smythe as the most valuable player in the playoffs, the leading goal captain for the washington capitals, alex ovechkin.

>> mike: repeating again what his coach said. the stanley cup and awards, those are nice. they do not define the kind of person that you are and how you play the game and inspire other people. that is important. that is our greatest legacy. just enjoy playing. enjoy being the athlete that you can be. he scored another goal tonight. it was on the power play. and now the presentation of the 125th time of the stanley cup. ladies and gentlemen, the stanley cup.

>> the great fans in washington, d.c. have waited over 40 years for this moment. there can be no more dedicated and passionate, congratulations to him. to dick patrick. barry trotz and the coaching staff. but most of all these great players did an amazing job clinching each of the four series of the playoffs on the road. an amazing accomplishment.

capitals, you had years of frustration. here is the grandest celebration. you get to hoist the stanley cup. alex ovechkin, it is your honor. come on up. >> mike: there is an order of succession. it is always interesting to see who is next and it is nicklas

backstrom who has gone through this just as long as alex ovechkin has. >> mike: 13 years for one. 11 for the other. it is the repeater, the only one in the bunch that has done this before. it is brooks orpik. the episodes in life that last so many years in memory are often measured in fleeting minutes as the next minutes are going to go very fast, but in their memory they will think of

it perhaps every day for a long time. there are the three league winners. the only time it ever happened. and then john carlson. we hope that you have enjoyed this. it will continue on elsewhere. you are watching the stanley cup final presented by geico part of nbc sports championship season. for eddie and pierre, mike us a

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joining us...for this special edition of nbc bay area news... i )m jessica aguirre. and i )m raj mathai... we )re on in prime time -- bece of the stanley cup f good evening. thanks for joining us for the special edition of the news. >> the game is over but the party is just now starting. in fact, let's take a look at this massive party. it's happening right now down the street from the white house. this is a live picture from our nbc chopper in washington, d.c. keep in mind the game between the golden knights and capitals was in las vegas. there's about a half a million people in the streets of washington, d.c. right now. the washington capitals are the stanley cup champions, this i the first time in washington for any sport. look at the fun they're having. >> a local angle for this, they're celebrating brooks orpik, a san francisco native, there he is, number 44 and he

has the great honor of hoisting the stanley cup. thanks to brooks orpik and the washington capitals. on to other headlines at this hour. three people were shot and a man arrested outside a hospital with a car full of guns. that's what police are dealing with tonight in san francisco. >> nbc bay area, this developing story, what do we know right now, sergio. >> reporter: we know one of those men who was shot has died. the other two men are at the hospital being treated, one in critical condition and the other in serious condition. right now, police say they're still looking for a suspect or suspects in this shooting. this all started this afternoon around 3:30. residents say sever fired on treat way near cesar chavez in the mission district. police arrived to see a man who had been hit. >> theydou rendered aid and got

ambulance and transported to the hospital. that person unfortunately died from their injury. >> reporter: at the hospital two other men arrived in private vehicles. what they saw when they came on campus. >> i think two parties were in different cars with weapons and stuff like that. >> reporter: in addition to someone who spoke to me off camera there were weapons in that vehicle. we did speak to one man who was in the black suv taken into custody. according to the hospital spokesperson when they arrived the hospital went on lockdown. the spokesman said that's standard procedure when he had what he described as a multiple casualty event. this investigation is still fluid and the police have not officially confirmed to us that man who was taken away in handcuffs is connected to this shooting at the moment.

the police have quite a few details to hammer down and decide how the three men who were shot were connected or related to each other and trying to find information obviously on the person who pulled the trigger or the people who may have pulled the trigger in this situation. lots of questions to be answered still. reporting live at san francisco general hospital, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. while this video is troubling, the police are hoping it will lead to a suspect in a blue da brutal daylight attack. focus on a well-dressed man walking up and kicking somebody on the ground. the latest from the district. >> it's a common sight on levin worth, homeless residents spread out on the sidewalk sometimes sleeping. how common is this? a suited man walking down the block, emerging from behind the

dumpster to kick a vulnerable person for no parenteae starteds head. >> reporter: we showed the surveillance video by police by people and those who live on these streets to get their reaction. >> i've seen worse than that. >> reporter: you've seen worse than that? >> they get robbed on the ground. >> to be a city that has the reputation of promoting love and unity and getting along, that's what shock me the most. >> reporter: is that normal? >> that's normal. >> reporter: it is normal? >> for people around here. >> reporter: why do you say that? has that happened to you before? >> no, it ain't never happened to me. >> reporter: ladera thompson is a homeless man who believes his size has deterred would be attackers but not shaken or surprised in this slightest by the video he's seen. >> the normal lifestyle for people out here, but not normal to somebody who can't defend himself.

you should never do that. >> reporter: the signal, taken by many people here that street injustice in san francisco continues to surface. >> that was sam brock reporting. also new tonight, be warned the scam on the peninsula, the fbi is calling it a virtual kidnapping. strangers call your phone saying they have your loved one and will kill them unless you pay up. the callers go to great lengths to make it seem as real as possible. we spoke to one victim in redwood city who wanted to remain anonymous. he said he received a frightening call from a person that sounded like his daughter. theyot me. i got my eyes shut and i've got knife in my throat. i told her, where are you? that's when some man's voice told me, i've got your child kidnapped. how much money do you want for your child?

>> these are very skilled scammers here. police say there have been reports of the virtual kidnapping scam in palo alto. the bay area sounding the alarm. releasing a scathing new report about the police activities league commonly known as pal saying the program is being mismanaged and calling for changes in a hurry, too. picking up the story. >> reporter: this is where the kids get off the streets and play sports. a little prep work going on now. a city auditor says the police are not running it well and need to hire a professional to run the books and the program. this is their escape, a chance to test theiringthids a fightin chance to make it. >> pal was the place to go. nowadays you have ymca and kids' club and for us growing up it was always pal. >> reporter: he and his children all played sports at pal. he is saddened to see the

program is in trouble. in this blistering report the city auditor says pal needs a lot of help. among the 23 recommendations the city urges them to hire an especially trained director instead of having cops run the program and the report accuses pal of failing to complete its financial requirements with the city and with the irs. >> i think there's a lot of support with pal so i'm hoping we can move forward with as many recommendations as possible. >> reporter: the police chief says the changes require more funding and parers with community groups but vows police officers will always be part of th with the cuts in the police departmentn decade we kept it going because it's mentoring and relationships and it lasted a lifetime. >> reporter: he says it's what helped him and then his kids. he started his own similar program called the east san jose football club. one of the options here is to

sell the naming rights to pal stadium. we're in san jose, i'm damian tr truijillo. >> if you're just now joining us we're on primetime a little early because of washington capitals won the stanley cup. two arson attacks targeting day school centers. police releasing this surveillance video showing a woman slamming a molotov cocktail against one of those pre-schools. nbc bay area, robert handa with clues police hope to lead to a suspect. >> reporter: that's why we're here at the safari preschool and daycare center off newark boulevard. it is all boarded up now due to the fire damage. an investigator says this facility has a definite connection to another target in another city. police say the first arson

attempt by this female suspect took place last year during the thanksgiving holidays at the safari preschool in the city. it has the same owners as the safari kid torched two weeks ago. owners of this restaurant in the same building are stunned. >> i think initially shock. we're still in shock. it's incredible to think someone is capable of causing such harm. >> reporter: police say on november 27th, this woman was caught on video trying to use a molotov cocktail to start a fire at the union facility. she struggled to ignite the device, a bottle filled with an topped with a wick. she then tried unsuccessfully to smash it against the building and then took off. >> this is an in secendiary dev that if it went off could injure or kill someone.

>> reporter: this kid cause significant damage. police are not speculating between the two schools and the suspect. >> it appears in both incidents the suspect showed up at the school when it was vacant. it seems she's not intending to harm anybody. again, it's a very dangerous crime. this person has caused harm not only to the business next door, to our business, people bringing their children to this facility. people's lives have been changed. >> reporter: safari kid confirmed this newark facility is being clod clients aren't being referred to the union city center until further notice until they have more details. anyone with information is asked to call newark police. robert handa, nbc bay area news. thank you. two days after the election and we still don't know who will be the next mayor. the edge is razor thin. mark london leaeading by fewer

votes. voters pick the top three candidates. if no one gets it in the first count, the choices come into play. it could take days or maybe even weeks to finalize the count and certify a mayoral winner. we will continue to follow this race online. get more information about it on our home page, nbc bayarea.com. up next, you've probably seen the viral video. a man who decided to turn his suv into a battering ram. the bay area will be warming up. better start thinking about a beach trip. be careful which beach you visit. i'm chief meteorologist. lots of clear skies at walnut creek and the east coast. a sign of hotter air. how much more on your friday

forecast and more changes this weekend coming up in about six minutes. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california.

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the crash was in march.. today the n-t-s-b released its we're getting new details about the deadly tesla crash on mountain view. it was in march. releasing the report the tesla suv was on autopilot and the driver did not have his hands on the wheel, at least not all the time. we have more. >> reporter: the images from the crash are horrible. the front end of a tesla suv ripped off and burned, its driver killed. tonight, the national transportation safety board confirming the vehicle did not detect the driver's hands on the steering wheel. >> no matter hour good this is, it is software written by humans. you can never count on it doing everything. >> reporter: the government report indicates at three seconds prior to the crash and up to the time of impact the tesla's speed increased with no pre-crash braking or evasive steering movement detected.

stanford university's professor is an expert at self-driving technology says it is possible the tesla's technology malfunctioned here. >> what it seems to indicate that the autopilot did not have a full understanding of the situation. >> reporter: on the day of the crash, two tesla employees worked for hours to safely remove parts of the exposed damaged car battery that caught fire after the crash. the ntsb's report reveals five days after the crash, that burned battery reignited, something the doctor says could easily happen because the chemicals in these electric car batteries are still interacting with each other even after a crash. >> you cannot just pull the plug or flip the switch and turn it off. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. a close-up look tonight at the man sacramento police had a bizarre road rage attack caught

on camera. this is the 48-year-old alvarez. police think he was high when he did this, ram his car repeatedly. the cell phone video shows the driver of a white chevy blazer identified as alvarez ramming a honda. it doesn't stop then. he gets out, climbs on the suv and starts stomping in the windows. luckily there was no one in that car. he faces multiple charges. we're getting to beach weather. a report warns be careful where you take your boogie board. the most 10 polluted beaches shows testing shows five are in the bay area. the tests measure water for bacterial pollution. not all bad news. most beaches were grade a or b tested in san francisco. the number of healthy beaches has been trending down for years

now. >> there were four including number three, linda mar beach, roosevelt beach and surfer's beach. they are impacted by fresh water and surging. >> if you are searching for the cleanest water head to the beach in sonoma county singled out for its stellar water quality. now, it will be too crowded, everybody knows. >> people are out on summer vacation and parents and adults looking where we go to take the kids. >> it won't be too hot at the beaches. we get a cool breeze with plenty of 50s and 60s. that's how we like it for the most part in the bay area. a look at the high-definition camera back to san francisco. notice, there is nothing in the way of thick fog right now. we are currently mostly clear and 60 degrees. that's what i also want you to

see here into early tomorrow morning, we will keep the clear skies in the forecast. we see a lot of fog beginning to clear out because we have warmer drier air moving in from the south that will impact your temperatures tomorrow with an increase in that heat. we will have more on this. i also want you to start thinking about this cooler system off to the north and changes this weekend and rainfall associated with that. let's bring you into your friday morning forecast. we will start off mostly sunny in the bay area. that will be the biggest change for us heading to friday morning. 59 for south bay. fog in the peninsula and 56 at the trivalley and temperatures in the 50s for north bay right over to the east bay. temperatures warming up for tomorrow. it will be noticeable. about a ten degree jump by the afternoon. that will put it to 79 in san jose and low 80s morgan hill to

here. pleasanton at 80, oakland at 82. 73 in redwood city and 79 in palo alto. can't warm it up that much. we have sunny skies and colder westerly wind at 21 miles an hour is too chilly to see heat here. 81 in novato and 77 in mill valley. more changes once we hit saturday's forecast. that cooler system we've been talking about moves to the north, brings cloud cover and drops our temperatures. rachel looks like it will stay off to this point through oregon and washington. for us right now, no rainfall at this point. in san francisco by next week, low 70s into next monday, tuesday, also on wednesday. for cities away from the

coastline, temperatures all over the place. 85 tomorrow, that is 75 on saturday. back up to 83 on sunday, and then here comes some real heat next monday, tuesday, wednesday, 90s returning in the mix. this will increase our fire danger, won't last too long. once we hit next thursday's forecast we will be back down to 80 degrees. a lot happening there. overall, friday looks good. >> very casually throws that 97 in there and says that won't last long. >> took a lot of effort to get that 7-day. i don't throw anything in there. >> thank you. i'm scott, along the dunn barton bridge where traffic has just gotten worse. coming up, the tech giant giving a thumbs up to a new plan to try to ease traffic. corner...

and a big concern...fier safety... and fireworks safety. today -- investigators announced one of the biggest fireworks busts in state history. the fourth of july is around the corner. >> around the corner. >> a big concern is fire safety.

>> one of the biggest fireworks busts in state history. >> reporter: investigators say these boxes contain nearly 50,000 pounds of illegal fireworks, some seized during raised in the bay area all just before the july fourth holiday. >> four semi trailers full what are essentially weapons of wildfire and not to mention disturbing our community, that's enough. >> reporter: seven people were arrested in the sting investigators say started where a tip from a concerned citizen. >> law enforcement officers have reason to believe these suspects have been illegally importing, transporting, distributing and ultimately selling these products of dangerous fireworks throughout california with indication this practice has gone on at least 30 years. >> reporter: investigators say jack schroll was arrested

twice. he saw atf agents carrying off boxes 10 days ago. they start nearly 18,000 fires around the state. the agency hopes by getting these illegal ones off the streets it makes for a safer holiday. >> that means fewer fires, fewer injuries, fewer deaths, less property damage and impact to the environment including air pollution. >> reporter: we are told the suspects face felony and misdemeanor charges. if you will use fireworks this holiday season make sure they have the safe label. those are the only ones legal. >> thank you. how bad is it? we are spending a lot more time in the car than ever before, not necessarily a good thing. the metropolitan transportation commission tells us how much time we waste ingrid lock. since 2009 the average commute time in the bay area went from

27 minutes to 32 minutes. the top five bay area cities with the longest average commute times are all in the east bay. the longest in antioch, where drivers spend an average of 45 minutes in the car. it is bad for everyone. tonight, facebook says they will start spending on a possible solution. >> here's our business report. it might surprise you. scott budman. >> reporter: no surprise traffic in these parts on the bridge has gotten worse largely because of tech growth. facebook, one of the fastest growing tech companies is fighting back. bay area traffic near facebook is a mess coming and going. >> i hit traffic and my commute has gone up five minutes just in four months of being here. >> reporter: relief may be on the way. the san mateo transit district

says it's planning to work with facebook to ease traffic. partly by adding bus and pedestrian options to the dumbarton bridge. not the plan also called for rebuilding the dumbarton rail bridge which would initially act as a shuttle from newark to the park. >> reporter: redoing the rail bridge originally built in 19 ten would likely cost about a billion dollars. they also say having help from facebook is a big step towards making it happen. >> if this process results in funding being secured that does speed things up quite a bit. we see that we may be able to see this getting built in the near future. >> reporter: other than that they say it's too early in the process to estimate a timeline. i should mention even as facebook helps to fight traffic it's growing all over the bay area with offices planned in sunnyvale, fremont and san

francisco. bay area news. >> thank you. up next on this primetime edition of bay area news, you're looking at live pictures from washington, d.c., an estimated 500,000 people or more celebrating about a mile away from the white house right now, the washington capitals hockey team win their first ever stanley cup final. you might have seen the game on nbc bay area. live pictures from washington, d.c. where the capitals are stanley cup champions. back in a moment. fires...our wo

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1-888-996-tips. what we have to talk about applies to everyone not just fire victims. right now in washington, d.c. they are planning a parade for the capitals who just won the stanley cup title. we might be planning the p word for next week. >> tomorrow is a big big day. the final coverage from cleveland with warriors, they are ready to take care of business. depending on the outcome tomorrow night, this could be the warriors final practice shootaround of the season. they've been in this position before, up 3-0 last year, cavs were able to stave off elimination. shaun livingston knows what's coming up friday night. >> free swing similar to what they did last year, let it fly. we have to be locked in. it will be the hardest game because we don't want to let our guard down and say we have four games to finish it off, we want to do it next game.

>> reporter: a year ago cleveland scored 49 points in the first quarter record on the way to another 86 by halftime and rolled 137-116. not that the warriors need more motivation heading into a closeout game but letting that history repeat itself, not on their to do list. >> the attitude was like, not satisfied. last year we were a little bit giddy, we got it. last night, goodf, still have a of work to do. >> reporter: the cavs have to be somewhat demoralized. 2 of the three games have been theirs for the taking. like 2017, don't expect them to roll over. >> we have given ourselves a chance. i know we will come in game four and really compete and not give in. the margin for error is very slim against the warriors. you almost have to be perfect. >> reporter: before the finals began draymond green picked an

outfit for each game and his stylist yet to show him game six and 7. >> i have a game 5 outfit, though. i really don't want to wear it, though. >> reporter: for obvious reasons, cleveland. >> curry was like, my gosh, draymond. >> a celebration of the massive party happening in d.c. not far from the white house. president trump yet to tweet out, this is a picture from our nbc chopper in washington, d.c., capitals stanley cup champs, first time ever, decades of heartbreak, championship in washington, the only one. >> that looks about a million people. if our chopper pulls out perhaps you can see it's not one or two streets, about thr or four streets jam-packed like that. we told you a short while ago, congratulations to brooks orpik, a san francisco native.

we don't have too many hockey stars coming out of the bay area. brooks orpik, a san francisco native hoisting that cup, his second cup. hats off to him. >> congrats. >> thanks for joining us. we will see you back here in a couple hours at 11:00. >> bye-bye. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worketh pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls.

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