to what we need this this culture and society and i think on that we probably all agree. >> peter teal. >> i believe we should not be den dwrating work at the expense of credentialed learn,y and we have this bimodal thing where you're either in the ivory tower or relegate to the coal mines. i think there's something about work that can be ennobleing, meaningful and a way for people to work in teams and contribute to our society and we should not dismiss that. >> i agree with him completely, and that is why i think there should not be such a gap between work and education. they go hand in hand. in order to appreciate work, in order to allow innovation, you need education. you need knowledge. you need passion. it is like the blood in your veins-- you don't see it, but without it you can't live. so we need both of them. why do we have it to choose? that is one thing i don't understand. >> brown: because we're in a time of choices. >> and we need to reform the system of universities. we need to be more critical of what we have been doing and what we are doing. we need to update ours in ord

reporter: and this lady's colleagues at heritage bank dressed three floors and several branches up in teal and collectively cheering for a victory. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and getting ready to collect all that cash from downtown businesses. >> yeah, hopefully the bottom line is -- >> reporter: and if all goes well for the sharks, they will be back in town for even more games starting thursday. >> we can only fit so many people here at henrys, and we have lots more products, more than in the past. we are gearing up for the best, hoping for the best. >> reporter: those are the good kinds of problems you want to have. the downtown business association president says this is epic. the last time they had such a huge amount of events was 2004. but once again it was prince and madonna having dualing concerts. live, san jose, joe vasquez, cbs 5. >>> and a bay area second grader is showing his creative talent, with billions of web surfers. 7-year-old lopez graduated this logo on google. he designed the winning art work in the annual work for google competition. he calls the work space life. >> armstrong

the men in teal advance to the conference finals. now one step closer to that stanley cup. good evening, everybody. >> we begin tonight with the sharks. an electric atmosphere in the sow bay as the sharks survive a gut wrenching series against their arch rivals. the sharks silence their critics and thrill their fans in a dramatic seventh game against the detroit red wings. a live look now at the hp pavilion. it was rocking. had they lost this game night,t, the season would have been over. instead, the dream lives on and so does the party. we bring in george who join us from downtown san jose. you know hoyt works. happy fans means big business. what do you have? >> reporter: big business is right. the party is still going on. you should have seen the street a short time ago. hundreds of diehard sharks fans going crazy here on santa clara street. the party is still going on here at many of the bars in downtown san jose. we captured the moment when the sharks won. the moment the clock hit double zero, pandemonium. >> it's so crazy right now. all the shark fans have been wantin

i will be in teal and black tomorrow. >>pam: kron 4 is giving away tickets to the sharks' game.e have partnered up with stockpot to give away a pair of tickets to tomorrow's game 7 at h-p pavilion for the chance to win. --stub hub. you can get if for more you could win a pair of tickets to tomorrow night's game. will be back. >>pam: to our developing story on the deadly shooting at san jose state university, three people killed in the parking grosz last night. it's being called a murder-suicide. let's listen in to the news conference. >> as i have in the last two times that i saw all of you were going to proceed with housekeeping and then will get into the meat of what we have to say. it is likely were going to have another major announcement tomorrow morning. were pegging it for 10:00 a.m. at the same location. please keep that in mind and i will keep you updated as best i can via e- mail tonight. i have with me here today are police chief peter, and also our associate vice president for student affairs cathy. they will take questions a little bit later about how we are working

another remarkable finish for the men in teal. the star of the night put himself in the right place at the right time. not once, not twice, three times. three goals. in overtime, he gets the game winner. this is huge. a 4-3 win. the sharks lead the series, 3-zip. the as were out to rebound at the coliseum. david took matters into his own hands. two solo home runs. it helped oakland as pick up the win. he's now 5-0. oakland graps the 3-1 victory over cleveland. let's say hi to mike. good morning. >> children's day in japan today. i'm sure you knew that. we are looking at construction. full closure for eastbound highway 4 as it hanovs been ove the last few nights. it will slow down at 5:30 in the westbound direction. 580 moving smoothly. not a problem in livermore. passing through pleasanton. a nice drive for 580. highway 84 through livermore as well. that will be a little more crowded later on. the back upstarts at 5:45 coming out of the altamont pass. motorcycle accidents once in awhile. we see more motorcycles. watch on the road

he does not need a lawyer and he teals defense attorneys are too expensive. >>> injured giants fan will have to under go more surgery to drain -- he suffered a fractured goal. doctors have been trying to remove him from coma inducing medications but stow's family say he is not responding much to simulation. >>> right now is 4:39. let's go back to sal to check in on the early look at traffic. >> i wanted to mention at golden gate we do have a situation where you should stay away from. jade hernandez is there. also this mornings commute on 80 westbound heading out to the mccarthur maze the traffic is moving along okay. there is no major problems here. traffic is looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza. it has been a nice drive. >>> this morning in the south bay we are starting off well. northbound 280 looks good. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. happy friday everybody. it's a little patchy right now but it looks like it's forming around marin and san ma tie owe. it will smell controller. a -- they have a south, southwest iowan at 3. napa west at five. oakland west at 12. that is a

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there is a mag natizism we were tealing. we were in a bar. here is my flawed worthwhile attempt to approach the meaning of life. she read a first person account of a 23 year marriage. every word of every paragraph was tuned there was not a wrong note. it was so powerful imented to believe it was her marriage. that last paragraph contained the wedding vow when he swore he would not be afraid to let her chafrnl him much the crowd froze after she finished. then we exploded into applause. she stood in the spotlight with tears in her eyes. she's a retired psychotherapist. >> go to her. this was a scene of a romantic comedy. i had to catch her at the airport before she left me forever. she was stopped by audience member after audience member. iment to talk to her but what would i say? well, what are you trying to get from her. her question was koejent for someone who had polished off her third drink. i want to come out of retirement and i want her to help me. i don't think it's realistic. you keep thinking i need to find the restroom. i wasn't list

we hear from the men and teal, and canucks and predators went to overtype of >> mike: the sharks stoleame one from detroit with the victory. the red wings led most of the game but little joe pavelski tied it up. the sharks don't beat you in regulation, they're tough in extra hockey. four overtime wins already this season. >> a battle just getting three periods in. i do think when you go into overtime, it's a character thing, and guys step up and in the post season four different guys. >> mike: in the other western conference canucks and predators. renee with the save. second overtime top shelf with the game winner, predators even the series with a 2-1 victory. >> to golf, the siewrk zurich classic in new orleans. bubba watson is playing because his mom wanted him to. close to their home in florida so she could watch. bubba birdies one. he and simpson a one-stroke lead over john rollins. >> nascar, saturday night affair in richmond. lap 317. kyle busch pass jeff burton to take the lead. holds off teammate denny hamlin to win the race at richmond. >> alan: back to nfl draft. which' of th

the men in teal built the lead and had to hang on for dear life.of fortunes from day two with vancouver committing the penaltys in this one. up high on ian white. sharks take advantage on the power play. joe thornton, patrick marlow bangs it past roberto lowongo. another chance. marlow on the breakaway. he shoots and scores. second of the game. his seventh this pro season. to make it 3-0. in the third, dan boyle. five on three. what could go wrong? called for a five minute major. don't need that when you're protecting a big lead. canucks with a five minute power play. scored twice. firing off ian white and the ricochet in suddenly, it's 4-3. under a minute left. canucks with another chance. doug murray coming up with a big block in front. and the sharks survive 4-3. they still trail 2-1 games with game four on sunday in the tank. >> the last two have not been anywhere near par for our group so it was nice to see us return to the way we can play. >> it's nice to help the team win but what it boils down is wins right now and do whatever it takes to w

the men in teal built the lead and had to hang on for dear life.l of fortune from game two with vancouver committing the penaltys in this one. up high on ian white. the sharks take advantage on the power play. bangs it past roberto lowongo. 1-0. another chance, marlo on the break away. he shoots and scores. his second of the game. seventh post season to make it 3-0 and then in the third, dan boyle with a five on three. 4-1 sharks. what could go wrong? well, that. jamie mcgint called for a five minute major. you'll need that when you're protecting a big lead. canucks with a five minute power play. scored twice. and the ricochet in. suddenly it's 4-3. under a minute left, canucks with another chance. doug murray coming up with a big block in front. and the sharks survive 4-3. they still trail 2-1 games with game four sunday in the tank. >> the last two have not been anywhere near par for our group so it was nice to see us return to the way we can play. >> it's nice to produce a team win. it boils down to wins right now and do whatever it takes to win

>>jeff: the farmers' market on san pedro was fully decorated in black and teal.ans were showing their support for the team. >> i'm a diehards sharks stand, looking for to the next round. >>jeff: fans are behind the team and believes shark tank will be the new home of the stanley cup. in san jose, kron 4 news. >>pam: checking friday traffic on the walnut creek cameras scary if this is the 680-24 exchange traffic moving slowly. a beautiful friday. we will be back more news ahead. ♪ you'll run outside ♪ i'll pass you by ♪ ♪ i want to see the sunshine ♪ ♪ take me where you are ♪ take me where you are ♪ afternoon ride ♪ afternoon ride [ male announcer ] now everyone can explore the world from home. get high speed internet from at&t, just $14.95 a month for 12 months with select services. no home phone required. but thieves can steal your identity. turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi. you know i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information and

. >> reporter: peter teal made billions co-founding paypal and investing in facebook.before going to college mindlessly. >> learning is good, credentialing and debt is very bad. it's quite possible for someone to go to a top tier private school and end up with $250,000 in debt. >> reporter: if you have a great idea now, college can wait. >> facebook was started in 2004. if all the people involved had finished their college education it would have been too late for that business. >> reporter: teal is backing the first scholarship aimed at college-aged students that requires them not to go to college, at least not right now. >> $100,000 grant. people can pursue anything they would like to. >> reporter: that's why jim danielson is pulling the plug on purdue. >> no engine at all. doesn't use gas at all. it is all electricity. >> reporter: he started tinkering with this porsche in high school and managed to turn it and a fully electric car. something he learned to do on the internet for free. >> the price of education on a college level has gone up by a factor of more than

the fans willing to wear the teal and black through thick and thin. fur watching.ave a great -- thank you for watching. have a great day. a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister.

it's the brain child of pay pal co founder peter teal who argues higher education can hurt some creative minds. >> i think that the intent is not to pay a lot of kids to drop out and pursue ideas and these people i think can make it no matter what they do. they are that good. i think it's a great idea and could produce really got opportunities. >> reporter: dale stevens dropped out of his program to pursue his project. >> uncollege is a ma doctor, ro level social movement. it's. >> reporter: he admits not everybody agrees with the choices. >> the most resistance i got was from individuals at the college who felt like my decision to leave college was a value judgement on their decision to stay. >> reporter: but don't write off traditional colleges just yet. the college board is out with a study saying graduates still make $22,000 more each year than those who didn't graduate. >> can't argue with that. thank you. >> a lot of people snickered when the rapture didn't happen but tonight police think the prediction led one man to his death. what he tried to do thinking that he would be saved.

it is the brain child of pay pal cofounder peter teal who argues that higher education is overvalued and can in fact stymie some creative minds. su agrees that it's controversial. >> these people i think can make it no matter what they do, they're that good. so i think it's a great idea and to produce really good opportunities for the future. >> reporter: dale stevens of san fransisco is another fellowship winner and dropped out of his under graduate program to pursue his project. >> this is about motivation and validation. >> reporter: but stevens admits not everyone agrees with his choices nor the concept that hire education is overvalued -- higher education is overvalued and overrated. >> the most assistance i received was from the college who felt like my decision to leave college was a value judgement on their decision to stay in college. >> reporter: but don't write off the value of tradition colleges just yet. the college board is out to study that says that college graduates make $22,000 per year more than those who did not go to traditional colleges like here at san fransisc

. >> there is a lot of teal on the maps. 40s to low 50s outside. and yes, the winds have finally started to back off a bit. it was really gusty around 5:00 this evening. we had wind gusts close to 40 miles per hour. now most of the bay area seeing winds from 5 to 15 miles per hour. i think this trend will continue into tomorrow morning. but where things have made a really interesting turn is on the radar. we'll show you that in just a second. if you have allergies, or if you've been sneezing a lot lately, it could be the grass pollen. those are the highest numbers i've seen so far in the high range. walnut and okeafor tree pollen running fairly high. let's take you on a tour of the radar, and we'll zoom in to chico and sacramento. you can see some really intense thunderstorms here. some of the outer fringes spilling into parts of lake county and northern napa county by this evening. you notice the trend with some of the showers, they do appear they're going to the south and east. if you're out towards the eastern edge of solano county overnight, ma

. >> looking good in teal. >> you were expecting sharky, perhaps?you're better than sharky. >> he told me to fill in for him this morning, 51 degrees across the bay area in san francisco. we're seeing the wind at west at 14 miles per hour. low clouds, misty skies around the east bay, currently 51 degrees and there's the shark tank as we watch the game here on nbc bay area. coming up at noon. 50 right now. and around game time, if you're lucky enough to have tickets like someone in the studio is, as we're about to find out, you'll see temperatures probably in the mid 60s around noon today, southeast wind currently at 3 miles per hour. we've got patchy low clouds around the area and we also have some high clouds streaming in. we'll be watching this as we get through the afternoon. it is hockey weather, 60s to low 70s. not going to find any 80s around the bay area today. patchy low clouds will linger and we shu see some clearing heading into the evening tomorrow morning, another morning we could see some misty skies in a few spots. in the next few days

it teaches officers ebbs actually how to teal with people with mental illness. the training is required for all-new recruits. >> when you are dealing with somebody with mental illness, if you don't approach them a certain way, it could turn very violent very quickly. >> reporter: the city has said that that has lead to numerous arrests. >> people if they feel they are at ease -- "we are just here to talk to you, not to lock you up." >> reporter: the first thing is to know what to look for. >> a lot of times, people with mental illness act in a way that would get another person sent to jail. >> reporter: in addition to deescalating what could become a violent situation. officers also learn where to find help for people with mental illness. the city's police department is baltimore's only large scale agency that has the best training in its entry level program. i'm gigi barnett, "wjz" "eyewitness news." >>> and the police department has used some of the same program to train veteran officers about mental health over the last few years. >> ready to run in maryland,

men in teal lead detroit 3 games to none. back breaker for the red wings.sharks pulled off over time win to take a series lead. nhl history have overcome a 3 deficit. game 4 tomorrow in drorng but they could sweep boston. >> we are certainly aware of it. we also have enough respect for our opponent to know if there's a team that cap do it, it would be detroit. that should help us. >> i think you have to just go there and they are a good team and they play hard every night and there has been a few games in the series that could go it's wa. we get those and we are in the position we are at. >>reporter: sharks beat detroit in 5 games in the play off last year they would be quite happy with that. >> sure. absolutely. then on to vancouver. >>reporter: looks like sharks and vancouver in the west fina final. that will be done. >> thanks larry. >> "nightline"up next. >> l larry and all of us here, thanks for joining news appreciate your time as always. hope to see you tomorrow. appreciate your time as always. hope to see you tomorrow. >> good night everyone [ femal

the teal version. this is a tense night in the playoffs. it's game 7. the winner advances to round 3. the loser is done for the season. the shark tank buzzing tonight. a sellout crowd making its way inside the hp pavilion. sharks and their rivals, the detroit red wings. a live look at the shark tank right now. and we bring in brody brazil from comcast sportsnet, who joins us with the pregame buzz. >> reporter: all right. we are just outside the sharks' dressing room, where final preparations are being made for tonight's contest. and fair to say that i certain amount of nerves existing in this game 7 situation. but the players told me this morning they're trying to make today as normal and routine as possible. >> it's just the crowd in this building. it's so loud. it feels like they're right on top of you. i've got some friends from around the league, and they tell me how intimidating it is to play in this rink. and the fans are so loud and so crazy. >> it's always a situation we didn't want to be in, but i mean, it's -- we're here now. it's game 7 at ho

the men in teal must win every remaining game against the vancouver canucks if they hope to advance to the finals. debra villalon is live where canuck fans are going canuts. >> the celebration belongs to visiting vancouver. >> reporter: canucks >>> pakistan militants are battling army and navy commandos after storming a naval base. at least four pakistani sailors are dead tonight and others injured in fighting that has been going on for hours. the militants have captured one building, and there might be hostages inside. the pakistani taliban had pledged to attack government and military installations aft u.s. forces killed osama bin laden earlier this month. >>> in baghdad, two american service members were among 20 people killed today in a series of attacks. at least 80 people were injured, including 3 u.s. soldiers. in all, there were 17 attacks today. >>> a spectacular sight in iceland. today was the second day of eruptions from the nation's most active volcano. four international airports were all closed to most flights today as this volcano sent ash some 12 miles up. last april a

what's happened from getting the deficit under control, getting the economy growing and making sure we teal with the mess we were left from the party opposite. >> apdrew sa-lou. >> is my right honorable friend that conservative-run central bedsford has been rated as the highest performing council of all its statistical neighbors by pricewaterhousecoopers and this isn't the type of example we should encourage more councils to follow? >> my honorable friend is absolutely right. that well run councils, making sure they're cutting pack office costs can provide good services. and when you look at the figures, i-not just that those conservative councils are doing member on measures like recycling and her delivery. it's simply not true to say by cutting cost us harm services. you've got to be effective at keeping your costs down on services. >> next week -- next wednesday the hardest hit camp will be lobbying mp's in parliament. constituency with disabilities are bearing the brunt on the government's attack on welfare services and public services. will the prime minister have the courage to meet s

and along with teal you see a lot of orange. because 18,000 fans are getting these sharks 20 year anniversary t-shirts. as for the rally here, there's a lot of energy because fans here understand the huge difference in being down 2-1 versus 3-0. fans want the sharks to take good shots tonight and to help some fans took shots of their own. >> go sharks. >> reporter: the shots are certainly going in as sharks fans and business celebrate the first home game against vancouver and enjoy the perks of being in the play offs. >> big money, big money. if they win, san jose goes off. majorly. >> reporter: but the sharks haven't won a game yet so there's mixed feelings in all the fanfare. >> everybody is going to be very energetic tonight, still nervous but highly energetic. we're going to try to get this one out. >> we rely on them. the sharks mention it all the time. >> reporter: at the farmer's market, this vancouver fan went shopping and found the atmosphere icy. >> they either can't shop here or it's going to cost them double. >> that

beat detroit and everybody wearing teal can exhale. a lose complete a epic collapse.h a body injury . playing tonight. nothing will cope him from this . only in front . 20 seconds later. joe thornton one nothing sharks and intercept and fires on a stunned howard. two-nothing sharks after one period of play. they had to intermission. sharks hang on and they are moving on. >> another day and one run day and a giants victory. they get down and funky with it. they told mow. sure home he would start and right . rbi single in the second. third inning and right off to cane . goes over the head . in the second. mes take and late throw and he is toast. look out. scary moment for cane . took the pitch by daniel hudson and came out and cane was squeezing his hand and followed with a bunt moments later. they provide the game winning run and making it 3-nothing and javier lopez ends it . throe-2 final and make it six straight wins. >> it is what we needed and play the way we wanted over the long rod trip. it is a pick for us to get on a roll. we are up and down a lot early on in t

men in teal are down 2-none to the canucks in the western conference finals.harks are trying to figure out what went wrong on tuesday when they were routed in vancouver 7-3. canucks scored four times in the third period. the sharks are outworked, out-play and they hope to turn things around at home in game three tonight. all right. 5:20. next, a big new dancing lady on treasure island. >> plus, how a southern california dog owner was reunited with his chihuahua after losing it five years ago. >> fear the hippo. the new name given to hippopotamus at the sfravens zoo. -- san francisco zoo. >>> 5:23. on the abc7 morning news. friday morning. you are looking at the light traffic trickling in the bay bridge toll plaza. on the east side of the bay. where folks pay their money and be allowed to come to the west side of the bay. see? i worked all that in for you kristen. we're watching traffic for you across the bay area. >> middle of the bay, 40-foot tall sculpture of naked woman on one foot as she dances hands intary. it's called bless dance. she was a star at the b

we push people into positions where they don't teal with the public if we think they're abusers or wepush them out of the church. >> is this a problem where you have to have such rules and regulations for something when you're dealing with children, as well, and you're dealing with acquisitions of pedophilia, this is more of a psychological issue as well as a criminal issue, isn't it? >> certainly that's what the victims groups would say. they say, look, we have a systemic problem and it's not simply a problem of abusing children. it's also a problems that church is trying to protect itself by covering up those abusers. so if the church thinks someone is abusing, they won't put them in a cell, they'll just transfer them to another church where the same problem would repeat itself. >> do you know if the vatican would look at -- maybe they already do so in terms of how they would hire priests that would come in and people who want to become priests, are there background checks? are there things like that that go into place? >> it's not background checks in the sense that you would be sp

. >> to have to teal with that. in the state she's in, we're in the hospital and to even have to think of someone possibly wanting to investigate your children and all. it's just -- it's sad at the end of the day we have to go that far. >> one of the down sides of fame that you were talking about? >> it is. but you got to understand this is what we have to deal with. it's sad. i'm more disappointed in society more than having to be at odds because we're famous. people would even go to those lengths to do

the men in teal built the lead and then had to hang on for dear life.es the sharks manage on the power play. schetting up marlo, 1-0, san jose. later in the period. the sharks another power play chance. right on the rebound. 2-0. and the sharks were not ton. still in the first, patrick marlo on the breakaway. marlowe's second of the game. sharks five on three. dan boyle one time me. 4-1 sharks. what could go wrong? this. jamie taps into rhone. a five minute major. unnecessary when you are up by three goals. that gives the canucks life. makes it 4-2. and because it was a major penalty, vancouver stayed on the power play. firing one off of defenseman ian white and in. now, 4-3. canucks another chance. doug murray, huge block in front of the net and the sharks survive. they still trail two games to one. game four coming up sunday in the tank. >> the last two have not been anywhere near par for our group. it was nice to see us return to the way we can play. >> it is nice to produce a win but what it boils down to is wins right now and do whatever is takes t

all of the talk about the dooms day collapse is over and most ma lined man in teal, patrick marlowe the game winning goal in the biggest victory in franchise hi history. 17 thot th17 shots on goal. scored twice. san jose up 2-0. but you knew detroit would not lay down. second period. diset iter berg between three sharks defenders goes back hand. 2-1 game. samboya putting thomas holmstrom on his back. patrick marlowon t door step for the goal. welcome to the playoffs, patrick! san jose is up 3-1. game over. not so fast, my friends, not when dats kusmed is o uk is on. fires, the 38th shave of the night. 3-2 and the sharks take the series four games to three and they are going to the western conference finals for the second straight year. the sharks advancing and will face the vancouver canucks next. the series starts sunday night in vancouver. first two games up in canada and we will have all of the post game reaction later on in sports. >> exciting stuff. and you know some of the players as you know, you reported yesterday they felt confident. >> joe thornton said ex-troomly confident as

men in teal getting ready for game four at moon today, taking on vancouver.you know, the canucks up two games to one, but i have faith the sharks can even it out. noon today at the tank. >>california could face a serious flooding threat this spring if the snow? the sierra starts to melt all at wants. some towns in the central valley have already been placed on alert. laura anthony has this morning's assignment 7 report. >> this past winter will be remembered for near record snowfall in the high sierra. well huge snowpack is a bounty for california's water situation, it could create problems for those downstream. >> the main area of the concern is in the san joaquin river valley. dave is chief of california's snow surveys. with that much snow sitting in the central and southern sierra, and those reservoirs are already full. they will have a major juggling act to pass that flow through the reservoirs and down into the river and into the valley without inundating the system. >> major rivers are running high, especially in the san joaquin valley where the waterwa

men in teal are hoping to finish off the red wings tonight.go live to the shark tank to see how that fan feeding frenzy is going now. >> reporter: the pressure is building. the sharks lead the western conference semifinals three games to one and fans are hoping to get that one key win at home. we want to show you pretty much most of the fans are inside, a few stragglers making their way in the shark tank. many mothers out here too. game 5 just getting underway. last hour we have been talking about fans inside the pavilion. for many of them this is a mother's day celebration. but for one woman it is even more than that. >> it is a celebration because it is not only mother's day it is my birthday as well. so we are hoping the sharks will bring me a good present tonight. >> we are fired up for this game. >> yeah, we are fired up. let's kick detroit's butt tonight. >> yeah, beat detroit. >> i'm pretty excited. my heart is beating really hard right now. i think we will clench it on mother's day. i'm so excited for san jose and our fans and for what

but the men in teal rock this. on a powerplay he gets the back hander off a rebound and the sharks are out in front 1-0 in the first. but 2-1 wings come the second. kind of a changeup here again he almost skipped it and it seemed to elude the goalie. powerplay 2-2. now 3-2 wings again in the third. only 4:08 left dan boyle scoots it home and we've got 3-3. and then it's the sharks in overtime. 9:21 in devon from joe thorn torn the wrister with five overtime victories so far for the sharks in the post season. they lead detroit 3-0. next up friday again in detroit. >>> new york city they always say if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. somehow, though, tim lincecum has managed to make it pretty good without ever having won in the big apple. but that was before tonight. take it back east. the only run he would need 6th inning a scoreless game. pat burrel scalds one to left. mike in the number three batting order contributing to the score. tim runs into trouble bottom of the 6th the mets end with that big

ill teal you this, it wasn't easy. what surprised me is that the voices urging caution are not only getting louder, but getting more prominent. if you've ever put a cell phone to your ear, you should listen to what neurosurgeon dr. keith black has to say. >> there's no way to say cell phone use is safe. i think the public has a right to know that there could be a potential risk. the public generally assumes that if one is selling something on the market, that we have had assurances that that device is safe. >> to be clear, dr. black's message is at odds with headlines from the largest international study on cell phones an cancer. their conclusion, little or no evidence cell phones are associated with brain tumors. but if you look just one layer deeper into the appendix of that same study, and you'll see something unsettling. turns out participants in the study who used a cell phone for ten years or more, had double the rate of brain glioma, a type of tumor. keep in mind cell phone use in the united states has only been

an attorney was hired to teal when what he did and said that day. >> mr. quinn heard coach mcdowell say to these men, quote, "are you guys a homocouple or a threesome?" >> mcdowell was then seen by witnesses making a sexual gesture with the bat and his hand. >> the 33-year-old yelled to the coach that were kids present. >> the coach replied, "kids don't f'g belong at the baseball park." >> and then they said he threatened him with a bat. they called for the league to discipline the coach. he said he stepped up and ordered him to take sensitivity training and fining him and suspending him for two weeks. the quinns are satisfied and for giving. >> the big thing is the kids get back to the ballpark, get back to normal and enjoy themselves. this is a place kids be long. >> thanks to ms. auldredge. we've been able to teach our daughter that is they have a voice and they should take an active role in making changes they see important in going in a positive direction. >> mcdowell apologized and said he would like to apologize personally to the quinn family. jason

the sonoma chicken coup sees a 40% bump when big events come to town, be they teal or purple. >> it's a big difference in the people that are coming for the different shows and sports-minded versus music-minded. dress and everything is completely different. >> reporter: but it's all the same bottom line for you? >> all the bottom line. >> reporter: the farmer's market? >> last week, it was practically empty. but it's crowded today. the reason why is because of the sharks being in town tonight. >> reporter: even shirt sales from ipads to cash registers, business is booming. and if you're keeping track of what's coming up, the sharks, of course tonight. they then play again on sunday. we have prince in town on saturday. glee hits town on the 24th. reporting live in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, scott. >>> topping our business and tech headlines now, more people found jobs in california last month. that's good news. it was not shared, though, nationwide. overall, the u.s. saw unemployment numbers climb slightly. april's jobless rate in the golden state dipped to 1

they each have $100,000 from the teal foundation to foster the next generation of tech innovators. proud moved to palo alto from london became a self-taught programmer at the age of nine. he is working on a website that will alert fans when the favorite artists are performing live. >> you get to a point where you decide cool, i'm not going to make money from this. maybe ever. that's completely fine. you just work on building something which you enjoy and you want others to enjoy as well. >> skipping college is a bold idea that as you know carries a certain amount of risk. counselors say they may not work as much on how to collaborate with the peers or how to market or work with building a team, as they would in college. it's worth mentioning that bill gates dropped out of college and he seemed to do okay. >> it's not for everyone. you have to be both brilliant and entrepreneurial, right? >> ouch. >> self-motivated. for the rest of us, stay in school. >> for the other 99% of us. >> yeah. >> check in with mike for check of the forecast. >> go outside to show what is going on. it's qu

and also at nbcbayarea.com and we're bleeding teal at noon.ops at the hp pavilion as the sharks continue their quest towards the stanley cup. have a great day.

but the men in teal rock this. on a powerplay he gets the back hander off a rebound and the sharks are out in front 1-0 in the first. but 2-1 wings come the second. kind of a changeup here again he almost skipped it and it seemed to elude the goalie. powerplay 2-2. now 3-2 wings again in the third. only 4:08 left dan boyle scoots it home and we've got 3-3. and then it's the sharks in overtime. 9:21 in devon from joe thorn torn the wrister with five overtime victories so far for the sharks in the post season. they lead detroit 3-0. next up friday again in detroit. >>> new york city they always say if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. somehow, though, tim lincecum has managed to make it pretty good without ever having won in the big apple. but that was before tonight. take it back east. the only run he would need 6th inning a scoreless game. pat burrel scalds one to left. mike in the number three batting order contributing to the score. tim runs into trouble bottom of the 6th the mets end with that big