rinne was able to see it the whole way and he just -- he got a glove on it, but not enough. and you give a team like the pittsburgh penguins opportunities like that, for as well as you played, you're down two goals with 27.3 seconds remaining here in game one of the cup final. >> mike: here's fisher trying to win it away from crosby, with 27.3 to go. and the deficit is two. net empty, six attackers. off the tieup, crosby got it to the corner. hainsey able to whip it around. ellis able to keep it alive. he got it across. one-timer by josi went wide. ellis up with it again. 15 to go. pitched back along and a shot by neal is blocked off. another try by josi getting a piece of that was rust. around behind, battled for arvidsson. got it to forsberg. then to the back ellis, a shot, jammed loose off of neal, cleared by crosby, and that's

it. in the expansion era, this is the fewest number of shots that a winning team has ever had in the stanley cup final, a dozen. previously tampa and los angeles had 15. but it's not the shots, it's the goals, and pittsburgh had five. nashville had three. you're watching the stanley cup final, presented by geico. game two is wednesday night on nbcsn. pregame coverage begins with "nhl live" at 6:00 p.m. eastern. coming up next, except on the west coast is your late local news, followed by "the tonight

show starring jimmy fallon." for eddie and pierre, phil jackson, charles barkley, vince gill, clint hurdle and francisco cervelli, i'm mike emrick saying good night. on nbcsn, our stanley cup final coverage continues from pittsburgh. nbc sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national hockey league. tonight, raiding the wrong house. a local family tells us how a s.w.a.t. team burst into their

home. end of an era, an iconic center city restaurant closed up shop but it might not be the final chapter in the story of little petes. horses taking part in a memorial day parade storm off into a nearby crowd. right to breaking news now. a teenager dead and another in critical condition after they were shot. this video just into the newsroom. a 14-year-old was shot several times in the neck and back. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. a 16-year-old was also shot. he is in critical condition. it happened in philadelphia's kensington neighborhood. right now police are on the scene number one has been arrested. that gun has not been recovered. >> can't go around making these mistakes, man. somebody got to be held

accountable. >> calls for justice from a local family who says a s.w.a.t. unit barged into their home but it was the wrong house. and that family was embarrassed after s.w.a.t. raided their home and the moments sent their 66-year-old grandmother to the hospital. they share their story with brandon hudson. >> open the door. all of this is broken. >> reporter: sonya shows us where she says s.w.a.t. officers mistakenly broke down her door at 7:45 last wednesday morning. she was at her home with her friend. >> the police come in with the gun and pushed me and her on the floor. i said what happened? he said no talking the police will explain later. >> reporter: she told us that the s.w.a.t. used a flash bomb in the kitchen.

but then realized it was the wrong home. >> two police coming by again he say i'm sorry. that's my mistake. that's wrong house. >> reporter: you can see the door is wobbly. the city crews fixed part of the frame but the family has to use a 4x4 to lock it at night. the family showed us how they use it to keep the door closed. they also shared photos with nbc 10 of the damage left behind in the home. >> do you get nervous being in the kitchen since last week? >> yes. >> reporter: her sons say they drove their mother to the hospital and learned she had high blood pressure because of the tense situation. now they are exploring action for legal action. >> we make mistakes we pay the price for the mistakes. you can't do nothing like that

and then feel like it's water under the bridge. >> we reached out to police for more on the s.w.a.t. situation but no one can comment at this time. nbc 10 news. final memorial day plans cut short by mother nature. on the ocean city boardwalk, a cloudy, dreary day. people making the best of it, though. empty beaches except for those brave souls there. good idea for that wet suit right there. let's talk to tammy souza. we could see more dreary weather tomorrow. >> at least it's not snow and there are some people getting snow today in the united states. for us it's clouds and damp conditions out there. we're not looking at rain but perhaps just a little damp and drizzle tonight. and tomorrow morning. we do have the potential of

isolated showers tomorrow. outside, you can see the cloud cover as we look back at the city. 64 was the high today. the highest wind gust was 26 millio miles an hour. and .10 inch of rain. it is no barn burner. 78 tomorrow. 68 in philadelphia, maybe 69 if we are lucky. 63 in stone harbor. 68 in reading and for you in wilmington, 67 degrees. there is a warmup on the way. we're going to talk about the 80s when i come back in a few minutes. >> looking forward to that, thanks. tonight a memorial day dinner for the homeless veterans. nbc 10 with the chosen 300 ministries who served veterans with a warm meal and prayer service. 1/5 of the city's homeless served in the armed forces. as the holiday weekend wraps

up, thousands spent the last four days honoring those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. it put the final touch on this memorial day weekend. parades pressed the savement like here in pottstown. huge crowds gathered. the old and the young in lower marion. rain didn't stop anyone from honoring our fallen heroes. the penn crest band marched in media, delaware county. >> my father was a marine. my son-in-law is a marine. and my stepson was in the army. so this means something to me. >> reporter: over at landstown, boy scotts gave out flags and others carried them in the

parade. >> reporter: we caught a surprise proposal. she said yes. hundreds of delawareans gathered as the rain held off. just as it did down in ocean city. the boards were packed with jackets, long pants. no one was complaining though. >> we had nice weather on saturday and sunday, nicer than i expected. i was expecting rain and i'm completely burnt. >> reporter: the jersey shore was too much for some. >> we had a great time. >> and of course the real reason for the holiday, a day of remembrance and honor for those who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country. nbc 10 at the tomb of the unknown revolutionary war soldier, one of the many ceremonies honoring those who

lost their lives for our freedom. memorial day was born out of the desire to honor those who died in the civil war and expanded to include those who died in any war, for veterans like pat clancy today is more than a day off. >> people will never know if you haven't been through it. unless you have family or friends, personal, that's been through it, you tend to forget them. >> reporter: more than 1.1 million americans have died in american wars. president donald trump honored u.s. military heroes at arlington national cemetery. he paid tribute to fallen soldiers and the families they left behind. once the president laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier he gave a speech calling on all americans to continue to honor the sacrifice of fallen

soldiers. >> we pay tribute to those brave souls who roars into battle and ran into hell to face down evil. >> mr. trump recognized the son of homeland security secretary kelly who was killed in 2010 while serving in afghanistan. we are hearing from tiger woods after his early morning dui arrest. he released a statement saying i take full responsibility for my actions. i want the public to know that alcohol was not involved in what happened. what happened was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. i didn't realize the mix of medications had affected me so strongly. here's the booking photo taken of the 41-year-old after he was taken into custody. tiger was released just before 11:00 this morning. the arrest follows his fourth back surgery that has sidelined

him from golf. and back in november 2009 he was cited for careless driving after crashing in his driveway in orlando. it sparked rumors that he and his wife were involved in a domestic dispute that led to the crash. a center city landmark served it final meal tonight. little petes closed its doors for goods a couple hours ago. denise nakano spoke with customers who are thanking the diner for more than just great food but a lifetime of memories. >> reporter: memorial day 2017 marks the end of little petes. >> an institution. >> reporter: for many customers this is where it all began. >> it's life changing. >> reporter: eileen met chris by chance after grabbing late night eats at the diner.

>> we sat at the same table. >> she thought i was funny. she was the best takeout i ever got here. >> reporter: the couple is now married. so are jerry and tom who also met at little petes. >> i waited on him. he would come in and kept bugging me. >> reporter: they got engaged at little petes so this diner is like a family friend and knowing this would be their last meal at little petes brought on tears. a hotel will take the place of the restaurant. the owner received applause from his customers as his workers served one last meal. with that little petes closed its doors for good on the center city corner a place of good food and great memories. i'm denise nakano, nbc 10 news. next on nbc 10, up in flames. a building explodes. fireballs erupt with dozens of

employees inside. look at this, a bench-clearing base brawl. a hit by pitch sets off one of baseball's youngest superstars and leads to a melee. also every day honors. the story of a man who commemorates those who gave everything for their country nearly every single day. and a slow warmup this week. all around us warmer air. we'll replace the cool air with 80s. i'll tell you when when you come back after the break.

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police have arrested a 31-year-old man for the death of a 6-week-old baby. the baby was taken to the hospital with a nosebleed and later died. the cause of death was multiple traumatic injuries.

a suspected drug dealer busted for handing out free samples of heroin in kensington. investigators said he didn't know who of the men he handed free baggies too were undercovered septa cops. he had 22 bags of heroin on him when he was taken into custody this morning. in germantown, a 27-year-old is recovering after he was shot multiple times. police say it started during an argument on green street. the victim drove himself to the hospital and is in stable condition. towering clouds of black smoke rising from a fire in north carolina. this is a janitorial supply company. everyone escaped unharmed. no word on what started this fire. and you have to watch this video. a memorial day parade goes downhill after these ponies, two

of them took off running. police in wisconsin say fireworks may have startled the two ponies as they were pulling a flag-draped wagon. three people were hurt. a group of good samaritans have been credited with saving a police officer's life. this video shows people trying to push the patrol car back on its tires. a pickup hit the car and sent it into a creek 30 feet below. the officer is expected to be okay. now to the latest from manchester, england. 14 men are in custody in relation to last week's bombing. investigators have collected more than 600 pieces of evidence as they try to close in on the network behind the bomber. the memorial continues to grow as people bring more flowers and gifts over the holiday weekend. 22 people died and more than 60

injured. despite reports that jared kushner has been asked to lay low, president trump says he has full confidence in his son-in-law. the president is standing by his son-in-law and said, jared is doing a great job for the country i have total confidence in him. but even some reasons aren't buying it. >> so administration officials are saying, well that's standard procedure. i don't think it's standard procedure prior to the inauguration of a president of the united states by someone who is not in an appointed position. >> president trump is expected to hold more rallies in the coming weeks, trying to shift the attention back to his domestic agenda. >> a quiet and clear night. nbc 10 on main street. not too many neighbors are out. but let's talk about cold and the rain. >> we just saw a guy in shorts

walking his dog. don't go there. >> to steal the words out of your mouth at least it's not snowing. >> let's be thankful. it was a holiday and it was pleasant. rain this morning and it cleared out. barbecuing this afternoon and tonight we have cloud cover out there. a little bit of drizzle may come your way. and we could see an isolated sprinkle or shower tomorrow. but it could have been worse. this is where we basically are right now. 58 degrees. the dew point at 54 winds out of the east and southeast to 8 miles an hour. it feels like 58 degrees. so we don't have a heat index or wind chill. around the area, 51 in pocono right now. vineland at 57. atlantic city. good evening to you, you are at 57 degrees right now. that's about average. this week what you can expect is nicer weather. we're going to get going on this, warming up from the 60s to

the 80s by friday. that is your pick day. followed by some rain next weekend but nonetheless we're going to take the 80s on friday. sunshine. we'll see some sunshine on wednesday, on thursday, on friday. yes, we'll get cloud cover in there. and we could again see that rain moving in. maybe sprinkles tomorrow and rain on wednesday night and again on friday night but not as dreary. summer begins on thursday. that's right. that's the june/july and august time frame. doppler radar right now scanning the sky. we do have cloud cover in place and sprinkles and showers are off to the west of us. it is going to catch up with us tomorrow. it will be isolated in nature. the winds coming in out of the east that provided us with a cooler day than we saw yesterday. when we actually are around midnight we're going to start to

warm up a little bit. you can see on tuesday we're going to make into the upper 60s. winds are going to start to turn by wednesday. they will turn more southerly and take us up into the mid and upper 70s and 80s. here comes the next front for wednesday evening. wednesday night, and then it's out of here. thursday looks gorgeous and we have winds coming in pretty much out of the west. we will be in the mid and upper 70s on that day as well. we're going to start off first with tonight. 55 in philadelphia. 52 in the pennsylvania suburbs. could see an isolated shower popping there. 54 in south jersey and 56 in delaware. tomorrow we are going to look at mainly cloudy skies with an isolated shower. 69 in philadelphia. the jersey shore only 66 bries. and your ten day on 10, pretty much warms up from here. 76 on thursday. we're looking at 82 on friday.

that is a nice day. rain moving in overnight. saturday could be a washout. a chance of rain on sunday and next week back to cooler conditions. enjoy the warmup this week. >> thanks. now to a story that might be the story of the night. a minnesota retiree who wanted to give back to those who died serving our country. not just on memorial day but every day. ♪ >> every single day, he searches for fallen veterans and plays "taps" for them. he bought a bugle of his own and learned how to play. >> it just seemed after what they've given that wasn't much to ask. >> he says he felt ashamed he

was declared unfit to serve due to severe health problems and he is proud to wear a uniform to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. one of philadelphia's most iconic figures is soon to be offlimited. why you won't be able to raise your fists next to rocky starting tomorrow. and fists fly during this bench-clearing brawl. see what set off mlb star bryce harper. ♪

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baseball team, a college baseball team making a push for a national title. the university of delaware got the word they are heading for texas for round one of the ncaa baseball tournament. delaware has not qualified since 2001. they won their conference over the weekend. the confidence is riding high right about now. >> this wasn't expected out of us. so to be here means a lot and i'm very confident. i know if we play like we've been playing we can beat any team in the country. >> let's hope so. after the party the team went right back to work. they leave for texas on wednesday. their first game is friday afternoon against texas tech. let's go blue hens. can't say the same for the phillies. and one player sums it up with two words. and a base brawl for the ages. it is all next.

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i'm john clark. the phillies are tough to watch right now. they have howie kendrick off the team on the dl. 1-0 marlins. stanton doesn't homer but goes through the infield. gordon flying around. the marlins make it 2-0. let's go to the sixth. deitrick, two-run homer. hellickson gives up four runs. his e.r.a. is over 7 in may. phillies lose 4-1. they have lost 23 of 29. ouch. >> it sucks.

there's no really other way to put it. good thing about baseball is you know, we come to the ballpark and play every day. now to the main event. bryce harper hit two playoff home runs off hunter strickland three seasons ago. hunter hasn't forgotten. >> and the pitch -- and he hits harper. >> hunter doing some hunting. harper throws his helmets, fists fly. was bryce trying to throw his helmet at him. each player lands a punch and the teammates trying to get him off the field hanging on his leg. >> baseball is a weapon and being able to use that to his advantage that's what he wanted to do in that situation. you never want to get suspended but sometimes you have to go and

get him. >> i didn't expect that and it's what he decided to do you have to protect yourself. >> millville new jersey's mike trout is going on the disabled list. he tore a ligament in his thumb. he is going so to have surgery and be out six to eight weeks. he is the best in baseball, arguably. fleshtcher cox could rejoin the eagles. he is in philly and ready to go. now a cowboy, nolan carroll arrested on suspicion for dwi. i'm john clark from csn. we're right back.