gave it up to marchand. marchand able to hold and works along the outside. kept by pastrnak. given on over. krug with a drive and that is blocked up high and out of play. 16.5 to go. >> pierre: what a shot block by alexander steen. he plays goalie here. this is not a shot block situation. 20 to the right of your screen. watch his foot. right there. he kicks has foot. a kick save and a beauty for alexander steen. in the lane, get it out there and kick the foot up and out. >> mike: bruins take their time-out with 16.5 to go in the pivotal fifth game.

if this winds up being o'reilly against bergeron. o'reilly has been 18 for 24. bergeron, 12 of 22. we will see if that is how it pans out. number 90 in white, extremely valuable player. tonight, five wins each against each other. a tiebreaker in this category too. off of the tie up it is sent on to the back. krejci got it across. pastrnak a shot that is deflected to tcorner. krug with a shot. scooped up and held by binnington with seven seconds to

go. >> eddie: good help on the face-off by the bruins. marchand with the chance. krejci to pastrnak. binnington makes a good stop here taking no chances of trying to play that puck home. >> pierre: o'reilly on his strong side for the face-off. >> mike: won again by bergeron. held to the back. krejci a shot. fought off there. picked up by steen. one second and the blues have the lead 3 games to 2, winning the contest by a score of 2-1. more debris rains down here in boston. couple of huge face-off wins by

the bruins. what a stop there from binnington. and then steen is able to clear it. coyle battling in front. marchand. the reaction in st. louis, the enterprise center. coming home for a game six there sunday night, doc. >> mike: and a chance to win the stanley cup. they will have a sterling silver piece about 36 1/2 pounds joining them as we get a chance to look at the sprint three stars of the game. >> eddie: jordan binnington was outstanding in the first period until his team found their legs late in that period and the huge goal from ryan o'reilly to start the second. ryan o'reilly o a roll the last couple of games. i thought tuukka rask was really good in this game. a little help from david krejci

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right now on this special edition of bay area news, the battle over bike lanes. the local city testing new lanes meant to protect riders, but are they causing other problems? >> plus, a police officer on the peninsula for an unthinkable crime. what he faces next. >> but next, the response from the co-owner who has been banned from the nba. the news starts right now. good evening. thanks for being withes on this special primetime edition bay area news. >> we're on right now because of the stanley cup finals right here on nbc. ewe beg we begin with an apologize from a billionaire. >> tonight his apology comes after the nba commissioner banned him for a year. sam joins us from the oracle on

what has been a bizarre and dramatic day. sam. >> reporter: all of those things. adam silver deciding on a punishment within 24 hours of the incident. this is kyle lowrie of the raptors and other nba players universally condemning what happened last night. all eyes today on raptors guard kyle lowry, who strolled in for media availability at oracle arena and immediately answered questions about an ug li ily int in game two. >> a guy like that showing his true class. he shouldn't be a part of our league. there's just no place for that. >> reporter: this video spotlights a fan at shoving and cursing at lowry chasing down a loose ball, who turned out to be

billionaire unvestoinvestor mar stevens. "quote, i take full responsibility for my actions last night at the nba finals and am embarrassed by what transpired. what i did was wrong and there was no excuse for it." it wasn't just stevens apologizing. so did coaches and players. >> i will also personally apologize to kyle and to the raptors. that's unacceptable. >> you don't want to see that in our game. it hopefully doesn't happen. >> i would have been of course disappointed if it had been a fan, but i was even more disappointed that it was somebody who is a member of the nba family. >> reporter: commissioner adam silver in oakland for an nba cares event showed the nba world he cares a lot about what happened last night, doling out a $500,000 fine and banning stevens from games for a year. >> i think the organization responded appropriately. one of their investors made a terrible mistake. as i said, they responded swiftly and i think justice was

served here. >> reporter: players meantime pondered aloud what might have happened in lowry chose to hit back. >> i understand my team needed me. there were plenty of fans and kids in the world watching this game. >> you got to give kyle a lot of credit in the way he handled the situation. he was a true professional the way he handled that. >> reporter: players are always vulnerable when they can't defend themselves. if kyle lowry had chosen to strike back, draymond believes he would be looking at a lot more than just a fine. reporting live from oracle arena, sam brock. >> this story touching a lot of nerves. before today mark stevens lived a relatively quiet life. he owns about 10% of the warriors. there is speculation this evening that he could be forced to sell his stake in the team.

he's a usc and harvard grad who made his money as a managing partner at sequoia capital. he currently serves on the board of nvidia. he now works at his family firm called s-cubed capital, and net worth is $2.3 million. >> on instagram lebron james said there's absolutely no place in the game for this kind of behavior, especially coming from a part owner. he stated, quote, just to think to yourself what if kyle lowry had reacted and put his hands back on him? you guys would be going crazy. >> there's also news coming from the wife of the warriors' primary owner saying she's been receiving death threats because of her encounter with beyonce. you saw beyonce and jay-z sitting right next to nicole

curran, the wife of joe lakeham. you can see curran talking across beyonce to jay-z. fans didn't like it. kearns has since deactivated her account. >> and our other headlines this evening, a san mateo police officer arrested for contacting a minor to commit a felony. officer robert davis was taken into custody. last month crimestoppers received a tip as someone who posed as a 16-year-old girl on several social apps. while she was 19, she told officer davis she was 16 and then the two proceeded to talk about having sexual activities. we'll have more on the story at 11:00. >> moments of terror for a father and husbais children in

hayward. video shows the man walking around the family's yard. he left and came back and that's when the kids ran to call police. police went into the home and took the prowl are into custody. >> a gas leak shut down the transbay tube this afternoon. oakland firefighters say a construction company hit a natural gas pipeline near the west oakland bart station. bart did shut down the transbay tube for less than an hour but service is back to normal. >> the city of emery is testing out new protective bike lanes in a section of the city. it is clear the lanes are making it safer to bike around the city but they seem to be creating a slew of or problems. jody hernandez is in emeryville where people say the lanes are messing up everything from traffic to even getting their mail. >> reporter: residents say it's not the actual bike lanes they're upset about but these

plastic posts that prevent cars from pulling over for drop-offs and deliveries. they say the project is pedaling in far too many problems. n nicholas rides his bike every day to get to work. he says the new bike lanes along his route featuring flexible plastic posts make him feel safe. >> i don't have to be constantly conscious of is there a car coming up on the side of me. >> reporter: but not everyone likes the enough bike lanes. residents say they've caused huge headaches now that cars can't pull over to the curb. >> they often just park in the lane here. >> reporter: with no place to pull over, the neighborhood mail carrier resorted to this. the city says after someone yelled at her, she stopped delivering mail altogether for several days, leaving the residents of 100 cannondos with

male. >> neither rain nor sleet nor hail but apparently bollards aren't part of that. >> reporter: and mail delivery has resumed but residents say the traffic troubles continue. the mayor said she's looking for a solution but is committed to bicycle safety. >> i don't want to have to be the mayor that says after this very serious incident or fatality, we have to take action. >> i would hate to think some senior citizen would be out here in the middle of the night under cover of night with a chain saw and we would have a chain saw massacre. >> we'll keep you posted on that story. >> the fcc today firing another shot in the war to stop those robo calls. they voted to allow phone companies to block suspected spam calls by default.

that means you won't have to take extra steps to sign up for call blocking. >> major carriers will get this done by the end of this year. i believe that a voluntary industry-led process is most likely to achieve this goal. >> reporter: a call blocking service tell us the bay area received more than 87 million unwanted robo calls last month alone. americans received about 14 spam calls per person on average. >> find somewhere else to swim, that is the message for a contra co contracosta swim team. what happens to the team? where are they supposed to go? >> reporter: well, that's a good question, jessica, one they're addressing earlier tonight. the walnut country stingray swim team was just told by the director they may have to dissolve. that's because the pool here

that many of. kids grew up swimming in won't be available to them anymore. tonight a stinging announcement for the 100 swimmers and their families. this season will be their last in their home pool. >> i was extremely surprised. i didn't expect this at all. as someone who has been doing this for 12 years, this is my summer. >> i've always been on this team, i learned how to swim on this team. >> reporter: the homeowner's association that runs the pool says it's time for their 40-plus year agreement to end. >> it's been operate been pret for our daughter to understand it. a lot of tears. >> reporter: they say it's been made up of only 50% hoa members at times. the letter claims the exclusive use of the common aa by nonmembers is not in compliance with california law. >> to get this was total

blindsided. we did not see this coming. >> reporter: the team's enough director said they pay to use the pool and disputes the legality claim. >> they cite liability to which we've paid insurance through our league and we've also paid for additional insurance through the homeowner's association. >> reporter: parents hope after they finish the season here their kids can stay together somewhere else in the water. >> it would be a big loss for our family. >> reporter: now, we repeated asked hoa and their attorney for a comment today and they haven't responded yet. live in concord, ian cull. >> a new fire resistant house that could help combat the ongoing threat of wildfires. >> and why scientists are calling a new study of monterey bay incredibly sobering. >> this area of high pressure is

going to change it all up for the weekend. i'm tracking increased fire dangers and temperatures near 100. a new update in about eight minutes.

the brushfire along highway 4 in concord is now fully contained. this is just east of willow pass road. take a look. see the flames there. it started around 2:00 this afternoon and burned about 12 acres. firefighters say it's a good indicator of what's to come with red flag conditions this weekend. >> with fire season now here, a company is giving us a glimpse of fire safety in the future. they've created a fire resistant home, basically built with a lot of metal instead of wood. >> reporter: we set up on a hill to give you this view of a sprawling 6,000 square foot frame. you know, when you look at it, it's hard to believe it's supposed to be just a home with all that metal, but that's the appeal here in wildfire country. metal doesn't burn. the framework is as visually impressive inside as outside.

today builders invited city officials, realtors and fire agencies to see what they called fire resistant innovations. >> california faces so much fire hazards and this is one of the solutions. >> cal fire says the concept still needs testing but called it encouraging. >> we absolutely have to change our building environment to make california safer and more resilient. the wildfires are not getting smaller. >> yu wants to get the price down to $300 per square foot. one retailer says the steel structure is appealing. >> it would be fire retardant, the insurance would be a lot less than a wood frame for the fire. >> reporter: another factor, getting works are used to steel. >> it's doable but will take a little time. >> reporter: what's the biggest

obstacle? go fi >> finding the workers and training them. >> the cost is 50% more than using word. yu says it will have that problem solved when it finishes construction by the end of the year. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. a disturbing discovery about microplastics. they've been found in every level of the ocean. researchers found them by using a robot to collect samples from varying depths. if it showed high levels of microplastic at every single level. that really is disturbing. >> it is. >> jeff is here to talk about a beautiful weekend coming up. >> part of it will be beautiful. the other part is going to get uncomfortable as we move into your weekend forecast. want to take you outside. it was so comfortable today. we had that cooling air move in.

you could see from our tower in san francisco looking right off towards pacific ocean, not much in way of fog tonight. beautiful colors coming in off that sunset. currently 55 in san francisco. just a little bit of fog will develop once we hit 2 or 3:00 tomorrow morning. as you think about anything you have going on, mostly sunny skies to begin and mix of some 50s and 60s here across the bay area. by the afternoon, it warms up but not too hot, 81 in napa, 82 in santa rosa, back to livermore 78, san jose 76. as you get closer to the bay, you're down to 72 in oakland and san francisco at 66. tomorrow you got to enjoy, got to get outside. we're going to see massive changes this weekend. this huge ridge of high pressure, the strongest one we've seen this year is going to move in and basically create a huge roadblock on the weather pattern.

it's not going to let things move and circulate for us and it's shoving all that cool air we've had recently off toward the east. this is the number one reason why temperatures are going to catapult, especially by sunday and into monday's forecast. i want to give you this early heads up. fire danger is going to be increasing sunday and monday. looks like a dryer wind will filter in out of the northeast. this is a change from our previous forecast but i want to make sure you're good to go on there. temperatures in the 90s sunday and monday, humidity 15 to 25% with the north and east bay at the number one risk. details in about 25 minutes. >> it's quickly that time of year again. thank you, jeff. >> up next, given a second chance at life. a local mma fighter making the most it have against doctor's orders. a little bird told me you

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months ago keeps defying the odds. >> today he went back to his old gym against doctor's orders. damian trujillo shows us his journey. >> reporter: same says his injuries and recovery was affecting him emotionally. this is where he needed to be. this is his medicine. the doctors told him not to do this, to hold off on hitting anything until he fully recovered, but that's not in sam ramiro's dna. sam is a fighter. >> i've known this life since i was like 12 years old. >> ramiro is bringing the heat. >> reporter: sam was a rising star in the mma circuit, taking on any challenger inside the octagon. on march 25th, a jogger found sam laying half dead along the river. he had fallen more than since

stories from the overpass. he still doesn't remember whether he was pushed or slipped. his family calls him being alive a miracle. and then there's this -- just two months back to the jgym two months after a fall that almost killed him. this is his oasis. sam is still a long way from returning to the october goagon says he'll be back and challenges anyone to prove this fighter wrong. >> up next, coming together to make sure the 2020 election is protected from hackers. we're going to show you what's happening tonight at stanford. >> we are going car shopping undercover, to find safety defects. dealers aren't telling you about the hazards so we'll help you

spot them yourself.

happening right now, how to make sure hackers can't hack the 2020 election. many worry we'll see a repeat of the misinformation campaign that marched the election. >> it also outlines how we can fight back this time. scott budman is at stanford where some high-level thinkers are strategizing. >> reporter: with fake news, social media and russian interference still dominating talk of the 2016 election, stanford brought leaders from tech, government and academia together to look ahead to 2020. >> this is a major, major threat. >> reporter: -- and concerns about technology and interference all over again. >> we have to think about what is this going to look like as a strategy for our government and like-minded allied governments down the road. >> reporter: among the

takeaways, a need for a bipartisan front against those who would disrupt our elections, along with a call to make clear how america will fight back. >> you have to be consistent and say this is unacceptable, we're not going to take this. if it happens against, there are going to be cost. >> reporter: while the stanford report makes it clear that allowing bad actors spread misinformation, its authors say technology can also be a tool to help us move toward more informed elections. >> i think rather than viewing it as only a challenge, we need to be viewing these new technologies as the context to which we need to find solutions to challenges that are happening both on and off line. >> reporter: the authors of the study tell us when social media was removed from the election equation, the voters ended up actually less informed about what was going on. reporting live at stanford, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. the clock is ticking opinion

t -- ticking. mexican soldiers blocked hundreds of migrants, including families, acrocrossing into mex. speaking in europe, president trump says it's not enough. but some republicans continue to oppose these tariffs. >> mexico is our strongest, our biggest market for export of goods and services from the united states, and my argument is why mess that up when it's going so well? >> we need mexico to do more. >> the threatened 5% tariffs are scheduled to clescalate to 25% october. >> help is coming for thousands of californians who suffered

devastates losses in last year's deadly wildfires. president trump has signed the long-delayed disaster relief bill. $19 billion package provides aid to the victims of the camp fire that were wiped out in the town of paradise and parts of southern california as well. governor newsome thanked the white house today calling the disaster fund critical for california. >> it's long and complicated but arguably one of the most important documents of our time. if you haven't read the mueller report, you can have someone read it to you. many's in san francisco is hosting a 17-hour live reading of the mueller report. it's happening as we speak. readers include lawmakers, community members, actors, activists, you name it. organizers said more than 30% of congress has declined to say if they've read the mule aeller re. they feel that's unacceptable. the reading started at 7 a.m. and will continue for a couple

more hours into midanywnight. >> you may remember president black listed huawei for reasons of security. today vice president of cyber security for huawei said the u.s. is shooting itself in the foot by shunning the company. >> there are bigger things that are happening without huawei. the common sense will still be winning in this case as well because we are still having the same issues, global type of security, global stability. >> reporter: the v.p. says he doesn't believe huawei is the nucleus of the issue but pointed to the wider trade war between the u.s. and china. buying a new car has always been tricky. now addadays you have to be on lookout whether a car has been recalled. >> does the seller have to disclose if the car has been recalled? no. we're going to do some car shopping and look at about a

thousand cars so you don't have to. we looked at more than a thousand of them. we found lots of those cars for sale right here in the bay area have been recalled. they're for sale but they've been recalled and yet they haven't been fixed. if you think that isn't a big deal, let anthony santos tell you about his truck. this charred and blackened mess is all that remains of anthony santos' pickup. he says it blew up while parked in his driveway. >> extremely grateful i wasn't in the car with my granddaughter. >> reporter: a recall noticed warned that pickups like anthony's could catch fire. he said he didn't know to look for the recall while shopping. the used car dealer that sold him the truck didn't disclose it. if they had told you about that recall, wld you have bought that truck? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: the thick ng is, t deal are didn't have to. the national transportation

safety board told us car dealers are prohibited from calling new cars that have recalls but there is no restriction on selling used vehicles with recalls. >> it's recall car roulette. >> she says the law must change. >> deals are should always fix unrepaired safety recalls before they sell a car to a consumer. >> reporter: we wondered how many recalled cars are up for sale so we went shopping, undercover. at dealers around the bay area, our team searched the vehicle identification number on more than a thousand used car for sale. we found lots of known problems, doors that can suddenly fling open, steering wheels that might separate, engines that sometimes shut off mid drive. in all more than a hundred unfixed safety recalls on all types of vehicles, including one truck with three recalls. >> you don't know if the defect

is going to happen that day or maybe sometime down the road. >> reporter: some manufactures fix recalled cars for free. dealers tell us it's not that simple. some recalls, like the takata exploding air bags. they say it could disrupt the used car market. it declined to go on camera but told us it opposes new restrictions. they recommend you search the vin before you buy any car. if you find a recall, don't haggle for a low are price. -- lower price. >> it's what i call the death trap discount. >> reporter: just walk away. >> before you by any new or used car, check to see if it has any active recalls.

>> anthony tried to get a class action lawsuit going but it did not work out. the vin will be located here on the driver's side under the windshield or possibly on a sticker inside the door frame over there. it's a 17-digit code that looks like that. you're going to take those numbers, pop them into saf safercar.gov, it's the federal database that tracks recalls for you in real time. the whole process takes less than a minute. we just did it more than a thousand times. can you do it right there on your phone. >> that's great. >> go ahead. >> no, go ahead. >> any chance they could change this policy where deal verse er to disclose there's a recall? >> there has been a push for that and dealers have pushed for it but it has not happened. >> we put a link on our web site. you can share your car troubles. or you can give chris a call.

>> the world changed forever 75 years ago today. up next, we remember d-day.

on the chase all week long i've been showing you inside the warriors' new home, the chase center arena. today even more progress was made at the 18,000 seat arena. workers will finish the details inside and out as the nearly 30 contracted vendors start moving in. it is complete with shops, a city that has restaurants, office space, retail space and about four years now will also have a hotel. all of the seven-figure, $2 million luxury suites are sold but there is one lower guest suite still available and that's upwards of a million. the golden state warriors will kick off the next season at the chase center in october. tomorrow i'll take you back inside and address some of the long-term issues fans have. their biggest questions, how

much will tickets cost, will some be priced out and if you get a ticket, how do you get to the arena? what are they doing about parking and traffic? we'll ask the president of the warriors all those questions tomorrow. >> a lot of bad blood between 49ers and city of santa clara and it's all about levi stadium. a lot of concerned neighbors showing up for a meeting. they're discussing concerns about the upcoming event at levis. the fall lineup is pretty busy, including a rolling stones concert and international soccer matches. we have a reporter at this meeting tonight. we'll have more information on our 11:00 newscast. >> it's one of the friendliest neighborhoods in the nation, the title japan town just earned. they have many great restaurants and their upcoming festival next month. also on the list, little italy,

san diego. >> the gun fire and smoke from normandy invasion are gone, we placed by a grassy cemetery and the peaceful sounds of the oceans. many veterans traveled back to this former battleground where thousands honored their service and said thanks. >> you're among the very greatest americans who will ever live. up are t you are the pride of our nation. >> very well said. a bay area veteran from martinez is there tonight. this is 96-year-old jake larson. he's the only living survivor from his unit. our viewers helped him get to france, offering donations after seeing his story. pretty remarkable for him to be there and all those people there today. >> what an emotional experience for him to go full circle like that, and what an emotional experience for people to see someone who lived through that war, one of the last people

alive that can really tell us about it. >> i think a lot of us are relearning our history, going back and looking at notes or going online to research it. 75 years, that's a generation. >> so mesmerized when they talked about it today. i couldn't get enough what they were all saying. take it away, jeff. >> it's looking really nice out there now, guys. mostly clear around san jose. air quality will suffer as we move through this weekend. we'll talk more about our fire danger and when it gets uncomfortable coming up in a few minutes.

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last month marked the 150th anniversary of one of the most important moments in u.s. history, the completion of the transcontinental railroad. >> thousands completed the task, including 20,000 chinese laborers. we'll show you how they captured their effort in steel. >> my great grandfather was born

in china in 1843. >> the building of america. >> he was one of the hardest workers. >> reporter: carved across raw country, one railroad spike at a time. >> dynamite, laying the rails. >> reporter: her great grandfather was among thousands of chinese immigrants whose blood and sweat went into etching the transcontinental rail line connecting the east and west. >> he used horse and cart. there were 15 to 20,000 of them and they were relentless. >> reporter: these chinese laborers carved track across the nevadas, often taking on the most dangerous jobs. >> they blasted through mountains, 16 tunnels. >> reporter: but when the pacific railroad met in utah in 1869, there were no chinese faces in the photos, no memorial to the estimate d 1,200 chinese workers who died building that

railroad. >> i thought, hey, there was no statue for the people that actually perished. >> reporter: san francisco businessman steven lee was bothered by the lack of a fitting memorial to the chinese laborers, one of the only markers was a plaque at the rest stop on highway 80 near tahoe. so lee launched a fund-raising effort to build a monument and invited 18 artists to submit ideas, which the community voted on. last month as the nation marked the 150th anniversary of the laying of the golden spike, lee unveiled the monument, now temporarily housed in the california railroad museum in sacramento. >> look at the muscle here. this monument shows visually the type of people that they were. >> reporter: the sculpture by the chinese artist depicts the intensity of the laborer. >> he's got the right uniform. >> reporter: lee is now raising funds to install the statue at the gold run rest stop. >> it brings people from around

the world to come see this, they're going to want to know who are these people and what do they stand for? >> he loves working on the railroad. >> to ye, the monuments are tributes to her great grandfather, the years he spent helping to build america one spike at a time. >> a natural railroad man. >> that's remarkable. it's incredible to see. >> that's really nice. look lined us. that's incredible. i like these primetime 8:00 newscasts. we can take advantage of all this. >> sunset cameras. we're going to see some beautiful sunsets and sunrises as we move through tomorrow. by this weekend, it's going to get a lothazier. air quality will suffer. the number one thing we're tracking with the heat will be the fire danger. there is a brand new fire weather watch that has been issued for the central valley of california that spills over into

salano county. humidity 15 to 25%. it's not quite red flag fire warning conditions just yet. be aware the fire danger will be ramping up. your friday morning is looking all good. as you get up, not much fog, mostly sunny skies. also starting off here in the north bay at 58, san francisco, just a little bit of patchy fog and 55. over to the east bay, 57. temperatures warm up a degree or two tomorrow but it won't be uncomfortable. overall you'll be pretty happy with that weather forecast, down here across the south bay, silicon valley, 76 san jose, a little breezy here, wind out of the northwest at 19 miles per hour. for the east bay after mid 90s this week, you are down here in low 80s through antioch.

pretty much perfect chamber of commerce weather we be like to call it. the marina, outer sunset, you're in the low 60s. through napa, sonsonoma, headed to wine account. santa rosa at 82. tomorrow is the day to get outside and enjoy it if you happen to have the day off. once we move into this weekend, major changes pushing in. i'm tracking a massive area of high pressure, the strongest within we've seen all year long. it's going to take the cool air and shove it off to the east and act like a big shield here, just keeping anything from moving in and out. we're going to get some stagnant conditions and a lot of heat from this with the fire danger ramping up. san francisco, it's going to be warm for your standards.

woor going we're going up to 83 on sunday. we'll keep that fligright into monday. next week dropping back down into the 60s. inland valleys, this is where we are concerned for the northeast and south bay. interior valleys, no big deal. by sunday, dry winds out of the northeast 15 to 25 miles per hour. by monday 98. it's going to be feel a little strange to you, especially on monday with the clouds and the heat and then eventually we will drop off thankfully next week, but highest fire danger sunday and monday. watch out for your neighbors. see anything suspicious, police report it. . we got to try to keep these fires down any way we can. >> we saw that on highway 4 in concord tonight. thank you, jeff. >> up next, we go back to the oracle. who is going to play tomorrow night. better question, who isn't? right now, earn 60,000 bonus miles

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the off days in the nba finals are supposed to be uneventful. we have the beyonce drama and the injury drama. >> we're exhausted. >> the other good news is klay is going to be back and they are going to need him this time around. colin resch has more. >> reporter: it's a good news/bad news situation on the injury front heading into friday night's game for. first the bad, kevin durant will miss his ninth straight game. the good, klay thompson will return. the decision made in his mind as he left oracle arena last night. >> yeah, i knew it. i could feel it. my body feels really good. just that extra night of rest really helped. i just can't wait to get out here tomorrow. >> reporter: the cutaways of klay sitting on the bench spoke volumes, frustration as the

toronto guards combined to score 52 points in game three. >> they were comfortable in a rhythm. that makes you mad, you want to get out there and stop them. >> back to durant, optimistic about his status improving. he admitted thursday -- >> i probably misspoke last night. i thought today was his day to get out on the floor, but he still has another hurdle to clear before he can do that. so that's the next step. >> it would suck if kevin can't come back. i mean, i still think we'd have a good chance to win the finals, but obviously that takes a huge hit. >> reporter: with or without durant, draymond green has the formula for another championship in mind. he laid it out after wednesday night's loss. >> we have to battle, win the next game, go back to toronto, win game five, come back to oracle, win game six and then

celebrate. fun times ahead. >> he should feel that way be, i think. we feel that way. i'm not probably going to broadcast it, i'm not going to, you know, but that's just the difference in personality. like if you're going into game four not expecting to win, you don't belong here. >> reporter: if the warriors have proved anything in recent years, it's that they belong, just ask cleveland. colin resch, nbc bay area. >> yeah, just ask cleveland. so there! >> up syou see how easy it is? >> you go back and win. so simple. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed,

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