beautiful catch, joe walker down the sideline, working on mark gilbert. >> jason: there's that match-up we've been talking about. this time, walker wins, it's press coverage. gilbert's out there by himself. he plays on the high shoulder. excellent feel by e.j. perry, giving him the back shoulder. for guys that have been working together for just a couple of weeks, that's big time. walker comes back and gets it for a big chunk play. >> jac: terry down the sidelines, it's complete. trey quinn, touchdown, michigan! and there is a penalty marker down. back at the 40 yard line. and they're bringing it back. >> referee: personal foul, face mask, number 64, offense. that foul is under further review.

>> jason: oh. wow. >> jac: this game is insane. >> jason: right here. it's the right tackle dunlop. they call him for a face mask -- oh. i might by holding on the shoulder pad, i don't think it's a face mask. mike, what do you think? >> okay, hold on, we haven't confirmed it yet. we'ree going to look a at this. i want to look at this. >> jason: tell you what, i don't think you can confirm that. >> okay, this is -- this is not a face mask, it looks like it, but he's actually got the pad, he doesn't have the face mask. so, we're going to -- we're going to take this off, so it's a touchdown.

we're going to stay withh the touchdown. >> referee: after review, the ruling on the field of a face mask is overturned. the result of the play is a touchdown. >> jac: you're all over it. >> jason: wow. it sure looked like a face mask, but on second look, he has the jersey and the shoulder pad. he does not have the face mask. mike pereira steps up. this is a great look. perry threw an interception on this throw earlier. he threw a near interception on this throw earlier. it's a cover two look, half safety. >> jac: and it's a big extra point that is pure from cole murphy. four-point michigan lead. >> jason: wow. he threw a pick on this in the

first half. a near pick in the third quarter. he comes back one more time, e.j. perry loves throwing to that hole in cover two. cover two is two deep safeties. the corners rollup. they got there a difrent way. quinn worked from the slot and perry stayed right with him. i want you to watch e.j. perry's eyes. he tries to move this safety. keep him out of that deep part of the field. he gives him a little nod, giving quinn a chance to get to the deep outside of the defense. from that slot position. watch him. holds tarpley, the safety, for just a second. quinn worked from the slot all the way to the outside part of the field. and e.j. perry is on it. looked like a pro nfl quarterback right there. move the safety, throw the ball on the money. what a play, what a throw, what

a catch. what a ball game, jac. >> jac: how about the decision from mike nolan? josh love had been their quarterback all season long. the first nine games of this season. in a must-win game in week ten, he gives e.j. perry the opportunity the and look what he's doing. here comes josh simmons. and he won't make it to the 35. two-minute warning. pushing and shoving late. penalty markers fly. >> referee: after the play, personal foul, late hit out of bounds, number 22, the kicking team. that foul is under further review.

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>> jac: we are under two minutes in the north division championship game. michigan with the four-point lead. pittsburgh with the ball just short of midfield. >> jason: i hope some nfl decision-makers are watching this game, because what mike pereira did to clean up that call to make sure the call was right in the critical moments of a divisional game for the right to go to the championship game, it just makes the game so much better. and it's an easy mechanism. mike pereira and the crew handle it the right way, and there's justice. it's something the nfl should look at. >> jac: can williams answer? here's troy. navigating that pocket, now flips the football forward to his running back, it's groshek. and look at him go.

inside the 30. back comes pittsburgh. >> jason: let's go back to the roughing penalty after the play on robinson, giving pittsburgh field position. and then you come back with troy williams, this is what he does. he uses his feet, give it to groshek. and now pittsburgh is knocking on the door. the game is absolutely nuts. >> jac: and this is a big injury at this moment, as well. its corrion ballard. and ballard is one of the players that mike nolan said could be an nfl guy. he could have the nfl in his future. had e is so tough. he missed last week with a hamstring injury. back out here, toughing it out. and he's limping over towards the sideline. >> jason: it's a tough loss for michigan, having one of your best players walking off the field here with 1:48 to go. credit pittsburgh. not the style of game they

wanted to play. they've taken the ball away. but typically, they don't function real well in these situations when they have to come back. these passing situations. these two-minute drills. one more time, troy williams using his feet to extend plays has been big for them on these drives. >> jac: all their time-outs to work with. williams. outside, it's hyman, and not much room to operate. brought down there by mahone. >> jason: pittsburgh has three time-outs. shouldn't be an issue. but they obviously need a touchdown. tackle was early. >> jac: that is terry poole up out of his stance a little too quickly.

>> jason: looks like terry poole. he's got to block breeland speaks. >> referee: false start, number 68, offense. five-yard penalty from the previous spot. still second down. pittsburgh has elected to take a time-out in order to avoid the ten-second runoff. >> jason: he doesn't know who he's blocking. the best rusher in the league is over his outside shoulder. in a passing type situation. >> jac: so, pittsburgh burns a time-out, though, to avoid the returnoff. so, 1:20 and two time-outs now

for the maulers. second and 11. >> jason: back into empty. >> jac: williams. firing down the sideline and just a little too far, looking for isiah hennie. it's saba covering. >> jason: i like the idea. they've had some success with that outroute by hennie from the slot. now he goes out and up the sidelines. saba playing up underneath it. there's the shot there. troy, a little far with the throw. maybe a little grab by saba. maybe a little grab by hennie. no call. >> jac: third and 11. another flag.

>> referee: false start. number 62, offense. five-yard penalty. it's still third down. the clock is stopped, there is no option for a ten-second runoff. >> jason: johnson, the right tackle. same situation. over here on the right. rushers coming at him. this time it was mcmillan. >> jac: here's williams. firing -- and he's trying to get the ball to hennie once again. penalty markers fly. josh butler there in coverage. and what a massive call this is. looks like it's going against michigan. >> referee: pass interference, number 23, defense.

15-yard penalty from the previous spot. automatic first down. >> jason: we've seen this before from josh butler. tries to reroute the receiver. comes back out of it. plays off into hennie and there is contact early. there's no doubt about it. i think it's a good call. turn the outside receiver over the inside defender. he went to get hennie, he just got there too quickly. >> jac: here's williams. back to the air. back to hennie. down to the 5, isiah hennie goes. >> jason: it's about players, not necessarily plays. in this case, it's about both. keep throwing the ball to isiah hennie. he's your best play maker. haven't covered the slot

outroute yet. 1:03 to go, pittsburgh's got two time-outs and plenty of time. they can run it here if they want to. >> jac: hand it off. groshek. did he get across that goal line? there's defenders all around him. they're going to stop him up just short. >> referee: time-out, pittsburgh. second of the half. it will be 30 seconds. >> jac: now just one time-out remaining. >> jason: these are tricky situations, when you have two time-outs there and you have time, you know, calling that time-out, getting on the line of scrimmage, really, it's all about, what play do you want to get into? so, if you want to get to some different personal groupings, you bang the time-out. you call your best play. you always have the opportunity to throw the ball away down here. so, time-outs are not critical.

you do want to keep one of them. i'd anticipate some sort of an rpo. the option to hand it off. if he likes the match-up outside. go to the run/pass option and throw the ball. looks like it's going to be man-to-man coverage on the outside receivers. >> jac: williams. on the roll -- throws it just out of bounds. so, now it will be third and goal. 51 ticks remain. >> jason: and who else? frank ginda. this guy's everywhere. really instinctive player. anticipated the sprintout. good coverage on the right side. of that michigan defense. two downs for a championship, jac.

>> jac: for an opportunity to play in the championship game next saturday night -- over the pile goes groshek -- whistles and a flag. >> referee: illegal snap, 51, offense. five-yard penalty. still third down. >> jac: oh, my. >> what was that? what was that? >> he double clutched the ball. >> jason: second time tonight, we've heard false start penalties against the center. good call. can't do that. can't start it, stop it and then snap it. >> jac: williams steps up in that pocket -- now on the roll. he had a couple guys right there in the area. it falls incomplete and no

flags. fourth and goal. here's your ball game. >> jason: really like what troy williams does here. climb the pocket, get yourself out on the move. maybe you can break that defense down. little bit of a tug by sean mahone there. they don't call it. it's a good no-call. fourth and goal. chance to win the north and go to the championship game. >> referee: time-out, pittsburgh. that's their third and final. it will be 30 seconds in length. >> i don't understand it. okay, if it was a penalty -- i get that, okay, i understand that. no, i understand the double snap. but why isn't this a hold? >> on that play, all i saw was -- of what i was watching.

i didn't see -- >> i'm good, no time-outs, i'm good. >> jac: what are you thinking here, play-call wise? fourth and goal, just inside the 7 yard line. >> jason: the biggest thing you want to do is give yourself option. if they heat us up, what do we do? do we have a fade flow we can make? if you have an rpo-type thing, you go to a couple different people, that's what you want to do. looks like it's going to be a four-man rush and they're going to play some single high with some man coverage outside. >> jac: williams towards the end zone, it is caught for the touchdown! ishmael hyman! and pittsburgh takes the lead.

>> jason: always interesting to see who's talking to who before the play. and troy williams and ishmael hyman were in a deep conversation during that time-out. tomlinson, the offensive coordinator, put hyman inside in the slot, and they ran a quick slant, a quick post. got inside leverage and troy williams was right on the money. wow. >> jac: here's chris blewitt. that extra point is good. three-point pittsburgh lead. >> jason: pittsburgh loves the empty set. hymann is in the s slot ovever . he r runs up anand runs a p pos route.e. it's a big-time throw by troy williams. hold it right there if you can. you'll see kai nacua.

he'sheook player. he's sitting underneath. and it's an excellent high firm throw by ishmael hyman. he pushes up and he runs the post route. if the ball is thrown low, it's intercepted by 21, nacua. he throws it high and firm, to the back of the end line. the biggest, most physical receiver they have, they put him inside. he wins inside. troy williams knew exactly what he wanted to do. he threw a strike. in the critical moments, you have to make the plays. and troy williams did it. with his feet, and then on fourth and goal, the game-winning touchdown to hyman. >> jac: look at the demeanor on troy williams' face.

1:25 off the clock. and hyman's first receiving touchdown. and how about the moment to have it? >> jason: never a doubt. never a doubt. jac, 39 seconds to go, michigan's got two time-outs and they have e.j. perry as their quarterback. >> jac: marcus simms is their return man. always dangerous. and he slips and slides down right after he crossed the 30. all right, so, what's the strategy here? 34 seconds and a pair of time-outs. >> jason: it's plenty of time. all you need is a field goal. get yourself into field goal range. the clock stops on first down. they have two time-outs. just get into some positive plays. this first play is critical. just get the ball moving, get up on the line of scrimmage, put a little pressure. put a little mental pressure on this pittsburgh defense.

the way you do that is execute early on in the drive. >> jac: here's perry. towards the sideline. reggie corbin steps out. 29 to play. >> jason: perfect. e.j. perry is a mature guy. dad's a coach, two uncles are coaches. he's grown up in football. he understands these situations. he's poised. he's a good leader. make good decisions here early on. you have plenty of time. all you have to do is get into field goal range. need about 25 yards to get himself a chance. >> jac: perry, corbin. and corbin will pick up the first down. the clock will pause momentarily, see if they want to use a time-out here or not. chains reset. and then they will run that clock just like college rules, and there it goes.

>> jason: take it now. good. it's a time-out. >> too late now. too late now. >> that could have cost us the game. >> let's go. >> jason: the clock pauses in these two minutes. the ball gets reset. and then it starts again, so, you have to be ready. it's a good time-out by michigan. they started the clock at 23, they lost five seconds. >> referee: please reset the game clock to 21 seconds. >>. >> jac: perry was fired up. eric marty, the offensive coordinator, there in the booth, the maroon shirt, showing some frustration himself. >> jason: he's done a great job, putting e.j. in a fantastic

position, particularly in the second half. and sometimes when you have a new quarterback, you haven't gone through the mechanics enough, and that showed up there. they did reset it to 21 seconds. gives them a couple more ticks. got to understand what you need. get the ball to the 38 yard line or so. and have one time-out. positive plays. >> jac: here's perry. towards the sidelines. nice come please here, finds kaden davis. who steps out of bounds. >> jason: 16 seconds. one time-out. on the fringe of field goal range. you can kick it from here, but it's going to be a long kick. you certainly want more. no negative playplays. can't take a sack. you have to get the ball out of your hand.

>> jac: looking outside here, trey quinn out of bounds. >> jason: that's a big call by the official up top. quinn got knocked backwards going out of bounds. they stopped the clock nonetheless. ball's on the 35. 12 seconds. you got a time-out. you can kick it from here. positive play gives you a chance to tie this ball game. watch for hikutini here. >> jac: perry, just as you said, going towards hikutini. d hikutini has the ball fly right through his hands. >> jason: had him. find a little hole in the zone. hikutini turned inside. ball was high and hot on his outside. got to be able to make that

catch in this moment of the ball game. eight seconds to go. you have the time-out. the ball can go anywhere. but you can't extend the play. >> jac: hand it off. reggie corbin, pick up some yardage. help the field goal kicker out, cole murphy. and there is that final time-out. >> jason: that is a big-time drive by e.j. perry and this michigan panther offense. for a guy that's been here just a few weeks, to handle this situation as he has, pretty darn impressive. get completions, get the ball moving. use your time-outs. didn't try to do too much. let his play makers make some plays. and here we go. cole murphy, a chance to redeem himself.

>> jac: from 47. and murphy's kick -- is good! as time expires, we got a tie ball game. >> jason: really impressive. a great drive. snap, hold, kick. never a doubt. big time. not easy. missed a field goal earlier in the ball game. come right back. stick to your fundamentals. well done. >> jac: we're headed to overtime in the north d division

championshipip. 27 apipiece, end of regulation.

>> jac: so, thanks to cole murphy and that clutch leg of his, we are headed to overtime. chance to head to the championship on the line. championship next saturday night, so, let's get a little refresher here on the overtime rules. it's a best of three shootout from the opposing defense's 2 yard line. each successful scoring attempt will receive two points. if the score is tied, continue until a tie breaker. the winner of the coin toss can select to start on offense or defense. and the teams will alternate one-play possession from the line. the team with the most points

after three plays tiwins. if tied after, sudden death to determine the winner. scores are worth two points. here we go. >> referee: consist of up to three innings. each inning both teams will have one possession play from their 2 yard line. if you score, you'll be awarded two points. if after the first two inks, either team is up by four, they will be declared the winner. if after three inninginnings, w still tied, we'll enter sudden death. in sudden death, we'll still have the one-play possession by each team, but if either team is up at the end of that inning, they will be declared the winner. both teams will be afforded one 30-second time-out. that can only be used in the first three inks. all replays will come from l.a. any questions? all right. michigan, you are still the visitors, you get to call the toss. should you win the toss, your choices are offense first or

defense first. this is heads, this is tails. heads, tails. what's your call? >> tails. >> referee: tails is called. it's tails. >> we want defense first. >> referee: defense first. all possessions will be at this end zone. good luck, gentlemen. >> jac: everything this game has been, this just feels right. >> jason: incredible explanation of the overtime rules there. i guess we got it, right? i love the idea, it's exciting. in this league, when you work on situational football in practice, one of the things you have to work on more than anything else are two-point plays. because that's what this is. you bet verve a lot of them on your call sheet to be red i do ready to roll. >> jac: how many two-point play calls do you typically go into a game on the call sheet with?

>> jason: we used to have three, at the most four, but then you can use your low red zone plays in this situation. but if you're in this league, if you ever go into overtime, you know you're going to need three of them, so, you better have a healthy menu of plays, and there's no doubt both these teams do. >> jac: round one, here we go. pittsburgh, the first opportunity. >> jason: and they're in empty. >> jac: here's williams. throw is caught. successful. so, the maulers strike first. it's mason stokke reeling it in. 29-27.

>> jason: love the play call. love the design. fly sweep look to it. then they have stokke right here. fake the fly sweep. and then flip it to stokke. they scored on the fly sweep down here earlier. excellent compliment to it. stokke's a big body guy, good location with the throw by troy williams. >> jac: they have stevie scott in the game, their bigger, more powerful running back. give it to him -- here goes stevie scott. he extended that football out. they say yes. initial ruling was successful. you see the arms fly up in the air. now they're having a conversation. >> referee: all right, all right. the ruling on the field is the runner broke the plane in the end zone prior to losing possession. touchdown.

>> jason: fake the fly sweep, hand it to stevie scott. extends that right arm -- oh. oh. this is the conversation, mike. >> look at this live shot they just showed. >> jason: that ball was out. >> we are still looking. >> jac: and then it was recovered by trey quinn of michigan. >> it's loose. >> jasason: there's no doubt th ball is out before it breaks the plane. >> okay. here's the -- here's the deal. the ball's loose. the ball is coming out before it breaks the plane. now, you're going to get a recovery by the offensive player in the end zone, but this is treated like a fumble inside of two minutes. so, it has to go back to the spot of the fumble, so, this is going to be an unsuccessful

attempt. >> jac: oh, my. >> referee: after review, the runner fumbled the ball prior to breaking the plane in the end zone. the recovery in the end zone is negated as in overtime, all fumbled are returned to the spot of the fumble if recovered by another player on that team. the overtime is declined. >> jac: so, the recovery does not matter. >> jason: first off, is there anybody cooler than mike pereira? >> jac: there sure is not. >> jason: a lot of stuff going on here, he just calmly takes us through it. excellent call. here's pittsburgh's second chance. >> jac: williams keep it himself, yes, sir. how clutch has troy williams been?

>> jason: he's a pretty cool customer himself. it's off the fly sweep one more time. play was successful for them earlier. what are the compliments off of it? tight end, then the quarterback run. i said it earlier, troy williams is a trustworthy player. put the ball in his hands in the critical moments. he consistently comes through and makes the play. he did it again that time. >> jac: so this one is huge. a stop here for pittsburgh -- to head to the championship -- whistle here. penalty marker flies. flag is out. movement. and what a mistake. >> referee: illegal shift, offense. all 11 players were not set prior to the snap. in overtime, this is treated as a dead ball foul and it will be five yards from the previous

spot, and we reattempt the try. >> jason: see the running back corbin in motion and cole hikutini steps off the ball. this is big, jac. if michigan does not get it, pittsburgh wins the ball game. they'll be up 4-0 after the two innings of overtime. >> jac: got to visit. perry. and that is deflected right there at the line! and pittsburgh, they're headed to the championship! >> jason: wow. >> jac: oh, my.

>> jason: money game. it's fitting that pittsburgh's defense, the best defense in the usfl stepped up at the critical moment. >> jac: and how about the defensive line? they have led this group for the entirety of the season. and got a call-up there on the biggest play of the game. our simply spiked player of the game, right here. sagapolu. >> jason: he caused the fumble early on in the ball game. he goes spin move, throws a hand up. e.j. perry throws it right into that big paw.

sagapolu knocks it down. and the pittsburgh maulers will be here next week, playing the championship game. wow. >> jac: and zora is standing by with their head coach in ray horton. >> zora: a lot of different celebrations going on. he's trying to corral -- corral the team here. coach, end of regulation, fourth and goal, game on the line, then you go to overtime. troy williams delivers multiple times. and i know you challenged this offense, but you've also told me that this group is built in a way where nothing deters them. how much was that mind-set needed to get this thing done tonight? >> well, obviously, we needed everybody. every man that was available. overtime, two plays, missed field goals, turnovers, they -- they did a heck of a job coming back. hats off to michigan. literally hats off to michigan. and what i'm hoping is, this is the genesis of a good team. meaning, we needed every single

man, and the offense stepped up big time. >> zora: you're going to the championship. >> not yet. we got another game, to. thank you very much. >> jac: that's who he is right there. coming up next, except on the west coast, it's your local news. we'll see you back here on nbc next saturday night, 8:00 eastern time for the usfl championship. for jason garrett, zora stephenson, our entire crew, i'm jac collinsworth saying so long from canton. what a game it was. pittsburgh. we'll see you next saturday night.

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chief made that announcement and joins us in the newsroom with details. >> late this afternoon, the mayor held an emergency meeting at city hall with the police chief after neighbors voiced frustrations about people openly doing drugs downtown, and they caught it on tape. neighbors say this is what they frequently walk by day and night on the corner of san fernando and third street in downtown san jose. they say they've seen people sitting in front of the 711 openly doing drugs. a man who lives nearby with his elderly mother says the problem is getting worse. >> drug sales and lots of people sleeping out here. it's just not livable. >> reporter: he tries to avoid the area at night. >> not super safe to be around here at night. there's generally a lot of homeless folks out here kind of just doing drugs and acting a little out of pocket, and you don't know what to expect.

i no longer feel safe parking my car on the street. >> reporter: the mayor's reaction to this video -- >> frustration and anger. >> reporter: which is why he held an emergency meeting with the police chief to address the problem, which he admits is complex. >> if you are dealing drugs in san jose, you will arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. at the same time, if you're buying and on the demand side, we're going to have to work harders that we need more tools to compel people into treatment. >> we are going to crack down on the drug dealers. we have so in the past, working with our partners, whether it be the sheriff or district attorney's office to ensure that drug dealers are taken off the streets. >> the mayor says the city also plans to hire six additional police officers, specifically to patrol the downtown area by

foot. but we'll have to wait and see if that will make a difference. >> and the mayor and police chief's actions come in response to our exclusive report. neighbors we spoke with say this is a problem police can't arrest their way out of. to see the original story, head to our website. as we continue to celebrate pride month, one of san francisco's biggest weekends is in full swing right now. today, the association hosted its second annual pride theme block party, meant to support youth and connect with lgbtq parents. kids and parents watched a drag contest and lip sing battle. also featured a petting zoo. it's all about creating a safe space for kids to be themselves. nbc bay area's alyssa gourd joins us with the latest. >> reporter: thousands of people were in san francisco today celebrating pride.

the march today circled around the deloris park and the mission this evening. the march is an annual event that kicked off with revving motorcycle engines, celebrating dykes, women, and queerness. >> i'm gay and i want to show it. >> reporter: even more looked on from windows, restaurants, and street corners. >> it's my first time at pride, so being surrounded by the community i feel i belong in is really great. >> reporter: lots of people we talked to said this is their first time back at pride events in san francisco since before the pandemic, and they said it's encouraging to be surrounded by so much joy and solidarity. >> wow. thousands of people there. thank you. the big event of the weekend, the pride parade tomorrow. check out this video from last year to to get an idea of what to expect. the parade starts at 10:30 a.m.

at the intersection of market and beel street. many streets will be closed to make room for the parade. a live look now at the city, and you can see the sun setting there. some clouds there as well. if you're headed to pride, you probably want to know what the weather's going to look like. cynthia will join us with the forecast in a few minutes. we've posted everything you need to know about pride on our website. just head to nbc bay area.com/sf pride or search on our free app. it's now been one year since the supreme court's landmark ruling overturning roe v wade. from coast to coast, components of abortion rights gathered today. some people in the north bay took to the streets today in support of the right to choose. the event was a team effort by

women's march say that rosa. >> we're taking this moment as women's march santa rosa and looking forward to the future of defending the rights of our lbgtq ia plus community. >> i'm a feminist, and it's a human right to our bodily autonomy. i'm really upset to see roe versus wade overturned. >> organizers say some local lbgtq-friendly businesses were recently vandalized. let's take a look nationwide on the impact it's had on abortion rights. more than a quarter of states have banned abortion all together. those are the states in red there on your screen. several other states have restricted. some, but not all, access to abortions. those are in yellow. california among those highlighted in blue where abortion is still protected.

last november, california enshrined abortion into the state constitution. vermont and michigan did the same thing. the doctor accused of driving his tesla off devil's slide earlier this year is temporary losing his medical license. he was arrested after police suspected he intentionally drove his tesla off a cliff back in january. this is video of the wreckage there. it left his wife and two children seriously hurt. he's being tried for three counts of attempted murder. he worked as a radiologist in los angeles, but the state medical board has suspended his license. at least 30 people in san jose are without a place to live after flames broke through a two-story complex on liz avenue near regional medical center. it destroyed five of the townhouse units. no one hurt, but a dog did die

in the fire. still ahead, it's taking a new turn. the investigation into the doomed dive into the titanic continues, and new evidence being gathered as officials try to figure out what went wrong. plus, a man who brings a popular treat to the east bay is asking for help after a theft left him with nothing. what we know about this case so far. and a beautiful night over san francisco. what will the pride parade forecast look

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the ship for the expedition. they've interviewed the crew and spoke with relatives of the victims. >> there are family members on the ship. i think anybody can imagine that it's difficult, the circumstances they have been under for the last few days, and we have to understand that that's going to affect particularly the families who have lost loved ones. >> canadian police are now looking into whether to pursue criminal charges. meantime, deep sea robots are scanning the ocean floor for clues about what went wrong. outside experts are focussing on the sub's uncertified car bone fiber shell never before used in submersibles. he spent nearly 30 years making and selling kettle corn in the east bay. tonight, a business owner is asking for help in the search for his stolen van. he's spent the last 28 years

building up his kettle corn business, and he's a fixture at gene's fine foods in pleasantington. he says his van and supplies were stolen on thursday night. he's owned the van since 2001, and said it was everything it takes to run his business. >> it's irreplaceable, and it's just very sad. whoever it was would like to return any or all of it, no questions asked. i'm begging you. it's our livelihood. and we're good at it. >> a heart felt plea there. gene's fine foods is asking for the community's help in finding ron's avan. it is a white 2001 savannah gmc van with a black lift gate attached. the license plate number 6 w

22847. police in pleasantington say they are investigating. well, a live look from san francisco. thousands going to be lining market street tomorrow for, you guessed it, the pride parade. let's bring in cynthia. so many people going to be out there. are they going to wonder where the summer temperatures are? >> we're still looking for them. i promise you they will show up in our extended outlook. let's go out to san francisco. maybe you have plans to head out there. it's going to be cold, preesy, typical san francisco weather. your forecast, parade starts at 10:30, fog rolling on in making their grand presence known, but then it will mix to sun and clouds at the afternoon goes on. i think lots of people will ditch the sweaters as the afternoon goes on. maybe you're starting the morning in the north bay, east bay, the rest of the bay area,

we're going to see the conditions we have been waking up to the last couple of days. cool 50s to start off sunday morning, and the fog pushing back towards the coastline for the middle of the day. clearing for parts of wine country through the afternoon and east bay and south bay. so we have pleasant 70s out in the north bay tomorrow. mid to upper 60s for the inland valleys and some 70s in the south bay. here is that summer outlook we have all been waiting for. it will come as we get to the middle part of the week. we have a ridge of high pressure from the pacific lining up with another ridge of high pressure that's been impacting the triple-digit temperatures in texas. that's going to bring in some of the heat to parts of the bay area. by the middle of the week, we're going to see temperatures starting to feel like normal. we'll climb from those 70s to the 80s by the middle of the week. by next weekend, finally that

pool weather, that summer conditions we have been waiting for. we could go back into the 90s. finally those temperatures that livermore should be seeing right now. we have a ways to go. we'll start in san francisco, a little cloudy through the week, clearing by the middle of the week, and here's that all-important inland forecast where temperatures will finally warm up in the middle of the week into the weekend. >> summer, on the way. >> it's coming. >> thanks. let the games begin. special olympics kickoff in the south bay with thousands turning out to watch athletes compete. out to watch athletes compete. plus, how olympians and

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sports. >> thousands gathered to cheer on athletes. check it out, the summer games happening at santa clara university. athletes have the opportunity to compete in botchchy, swimming, and they say this is the biggest event in the region for special olympics. more than a thousand athletes are competing. and in pal low alto, olympians and par limb peens tried a new sport, pickle ball. in honor of that, olympians and paralympians gathered. for some, this is their very first time playing the game. after a few rounds of practice, they had a little competition. >> it's about getting out and moving and playing and learning something new. >> it's worth coming out and having a try and just something to get you