backstrom tried to get there and the play wound up going offsides. >> eddie: hoi would certainly p holtby back in. >> pierre: so would i. halfway to the bench. >> eddie: doesn't look like it, though. >> mike: it seemed like that's what the assistant was asking down there, too. >> eddie: he made his decision very quickly. >> mike: carlson across, oshie bangs it back in. quickly lifted it back and down. it's an icing. >> pierre: oh, boy. >> eddie: thought that might have glanced off right in front of pierre. faceoff left of matt murray. >> paul: the ben . >> pierre: the bench agrees with you, by the way. >> mike: i think the linesman got it right. back to carlson, save and the cover made by murray. >> eddie: a set faceoff play. oshie to backstrom to carlson. and this puck changes direction pit's on edge. the shot, boy, that thing started dipping and diving. oh, yeah. went off the stick of kris letang. and what a stop by matt murray. >> pierre: and no rebound. that's the most amazing part about it. the puck got right to him. >> eddie: he's tracking right, the thing goes sharp left and he makes a stop. >> mike: carlson flipping one around behind. took a whack from daley. puck came out. thrown back down by cullen and again will become an icing. 1:13 to go. >> pierre: they have to make an adjustment on faceoffs. they've got to -- if i'm pittsburgh i'm scrambling this draw. not even let backstrom's stick get to the ice. now it's going to be oshie. i'm coming up and underneath, rather than over the top so he cannot get that puck back. have your wingers come back in and help. >> mike: matt cullen against oshie. oshie back in. off the tie-up, it's backstrom with it. that shot went off letang's stick. oshie, backstrom pokes it along. to ovechkin, johansson back along to backstrom. backstrom just holding it now. carlson at the back gives it to him. return to backstrom. oshie inside the four-man box. carlson, that save is made by murray with a pad around behind. around to letang and backstrom. down by rust, crosby returns, intercepted by ovechkin, 35 to go. charges on and hands it back to oshie. oshie to the outside, lost the puck there. kept alive by carlson. puck right back along. to oshie. johansson trying to center oshie and no luck. ovechkin, gives it to carlson. and saved by murray. what a rocket that came from backstrom. >> eddie: tired players on the ice. and the tremendous goaltending of matt murray here the last four or five minutes. >> pierre: john carlson loads it up. i don't know how he saw it through christopher letang's legs. just kicking it away danger so williams couldn't jump on it. that's just very aware goaltending. >> mike: on a day the lottery win went to toronto. it was not that long ago, a decade, that a lottery went to pittsburgh and he became their captain. the coach at that time is sitting next to me. and all of us watched through the drama. two goaltender, one at the bench, one ready to go back in and play again and try to defend a one-goal lead with 13.2 to go in regulation. >> mike: it will be bonino stepping in against oshie. >> eddie: oshie is going to try to win this to williams. either slide it over to ovech n ovechkin, who you know is going to get overplayed or you wait in the area for john carlson. >> mike: while falling letang played it further. ovechkin, daley again, trying to poke it out, can't do it just yet. back in towards the corner williams, and it is thrown on ovechkin, the horn has sounded and hanging on to that puck is matt more ray and he might as well keep it all the way to the shower, but he decides not to, because his team has gotten back into a tie in the series. ill will continues on the ice. and finally, they will peaceably separate. at least until monday. a meaning physical silence here. what a finish. it is time to somehow select three of the best players in this game. the three stars of the game brought to you by chase freedom unlimited. mr. o, it's yours. >> eddie: former capital gets the game-winning goal. i thought phil kessel had a terrific game. a lot of setups for the penguins. and look, this game could have been over in the second period if it wasn't for the goaltending of braden holtby. braden holtby kept this game close for his team to at least give him an opportunity. >> mike: final score in the game, 2-1 penguins. series tied at 1-1. you're watching the stanley cup playoffs presented by geico. coming up next, your late local news, followed by "saturday night live" for viewers in the washington, d.c. area, "capitals post game live" available on csn. good night from d.c. >> announcer: nbc bay area news starts now. and then it became like a whirlwind and just traveled all the way down through and just picked up canopies. >> reporter: a family-friendly event turned upside down by the wind. the damage had children running for safety. good evening, everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. peggy's off tonight. that chaotic scene unfolding at a cancer fund-raiser in the south bay. strong winds swept through, damaging tents, even injuring some people. nbc bay area's christie smith is at dartmouth middle school in south san jose with that story. christie. >> reporter: yeah, terry, they actually had to wrap up this fund-raiser a little bit earlier than expected. and that is because of that strong wind that moved through, tossing canopies around like toys. in fact, we're told that two people did suffer minor injuries in this. now, we do have some video shared with us by one of the participants of that wind and dust that swept through before 3:00 this afternoon. they also shared photos of the aftermath as people took cover and they saw tents and canopies thrown around that were actually tied down. this is at the american cancer society's relay for life that brought out hundreds of people to dartmouth middle school. volunteers say the fund-raiser was going really well until that wind moved through this afternoon. firefighters were called out and were told to help two people. volunteers say, though, that both were conscious. they were checked out and the injuries were minor. but that sudden gust not ha anyone expected. >> there's a big gust of wind that came along. it was swirling dust and it just picked up a lot of the big tents and started throwing furniture and tables and chairs and tents. >> it's like a big family here. it's a big family reunion. so for this to happen today just kind of put our nerves on edge. we just want everybody to be safe. so we don't want anybody to get injured. we're going to call it a day. >> reporter: now, people wrapped up their belongings quickly. many put those pop-up canopies in the trash. volunteers say before this occurred they had raised somewhere around $270,000 with the event but they do plan to follow up with those involved. but again, they had to end it a little earlier than expected. reporting live in san jose, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christie, thanks very much. that wind starting to die down now. but it's not gone. you're looking live at our traffic camera in fremont. you can see the flags still blowing. not whipping, though. meteorologist rob mayeda now with the latest on that. >> overall across the bay area wind speeds starting to come down, down from about 20 miles per hour in oakland just about three hours ago. you can see dublin nine-mile-per-hour breeze there. san jose 10 miles per hour. into san francisco some of the strongest winds we had earlier about 18 miles per hour. now just 61 degrees outside. clear skies. no sign of any fog as high pressure has built in and that strengthening ridge coupled with an area of low pressure off to our south and east between the two. those winds accelerating out of the north today, and it will set the stage tonight for some chilly temperatures. wind speeds will continue to slow down. that's the good news. and as we had toward tomorrow morning, numbers in the low 50s to start, but even with the cool start to the day the wind direction now becomes important for your sunday forecast, turning more offshore as we go through the day. what this means, warmer temperatures to wrap up the weekend. we're going to see numbers in the 70s and 80s across much of the bay area. this plus a chance of rain coming back to the seven-day forecast. i'll have a look at that and the full forecast coming up in ten minutes. >> a little bit of everything there. in the north bay crews are cleaning up quite a mess after a tree came crashing down on cars and homes. there's a car that got it. happened about 8:00 this morning at perry park in fairfax. as you can see, the tree was enormous, fell across the street. three cars damaged. branches came down on a neighbor's fence and another neighbor's roof. police say not only are crews clearing this tree but it may take other trees down as well. >> we're concerned that another tree may fall and hurt them. it could hurt people that walk by or some of the general neighbors in the area. so we're going to alleviate the weight of the surrounding trees to make sure that not another tree falls here. >> crazy scene up there today. but the city expects everything to be back to normal tomorrow. and you can track the weather anytime you want to. download the nbc bay area app for a personalized forecast for your neighborhood. police in a quiet san jose neighborhood are in a state of shock tonight after police say a man allegedly shot and killed his wife in their home. police arrested james nalin, seen here, on murder charges. the shooting happened just after midnight an a home on indigo oak lane off yerba buena road. that is in the city's silver creek neighborhood. police say they found 48-year-old sonia nalin suffering from a gunshot wound. she was taken to the hospital but she could not be saved. neighbors say they are stunned. >> this is shocking to all of us. we really didn't expect any of this kind of incident happening in this upscale neighborhood. >> the couple had two children in college. motive for the shooting is still under investigation. we're in the middle of a republican candidate whirlwind. the gop california convention is in town, and so are all the candidates. last night we saw both donald trump and john kasich give speeches. earler today it was all about ted cruz. and happening right now the spotlight is on that woman. cruz's new running mate, carly fiorina. the former hp ceo is on the stage right now. that is a live picture you're looking at. and this is at the gop banquet going on right now. we're going to have more on what she said coming up in just a little bit. gop organizers in california say it's been a long time since the state convention has gotten this much attention. that's because the republican nomination is far from secure. and the delegates up for grabs in california are still valuable. nbc bay area's chuck coppola spent all day at the convention and has this report. >> reporter: organizers say not since barry goldwater in 1964 has a current republican presidential candidate gone to the state gop convention because usually the gop nomination's wrapped up by now. not this time. it's still undetermined. >> the next president of the united states, ted cruz. >> reporter: introduced and endorsed by former california governor pete wilson, texas senator ted cruz attacked front-runner donald trump's democratic contribution. >> donald trump has given $12,000 to jerry brown, gavin newsom, and kamala harris. >> reporter: cruz said he'd repeal obamacare, promote a flat tax, end sanctuary cities for undocumented immigrants. then he looked to the supreme court, currently with one vacancy. >> and i give you my word that every justice i will appoint will be a principled constitutionalist and i will not compromise away your religious liberty and i will not compromise away your second amendment right to keep and bear arms. >> reporter: afterward cruz supporters with clipboards appealed for volunteers, part of the ground game to win delegates from all 53 of california's congressional districts. >> i think he's got a little of an uphill battle with regard to the delegate count. >> i heard cruz articulate traditional conservative values. i heard ksive be more caring and conservative. and i heard trump speak more about how the system is messed up. >> so who do you vote for? >> i'm probably going to vote for trump. >> reporter: there was no reference to recent comments about cruz made by former house speaker john boehner. no protesters on the street either. in burlingame i'm chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. cruz's speech today drew a lot less fanfare than donald trump's appearance yesterday. you're looking at video from yesterday. five people arrested and one deputy injured as hundreds of protesters converged on the hyatt regency in burlingame where trump was speak. they tried to block him from reaching the gop convention but trump and his staff were able to do this. stop on the side of the freeway northbound 101, sneak around some barriers, and get in through the back door. donald trump tweeted this comment today. about the protesters he called them "thugs and criminals." trump went on to say they should be dealt with strongly by law enforcement. more coverage of the presidential candidates and what they're doing in the bay area's coming up. both john kasich and bernie sanders made important moves today. that's coming up in our next half hour. a water main break is shutting down a very busy weekend route in marin county. take a look at the scene at the u.s. 101 northbound exit to state route 1. mill valley stinson beach exit. chp says a water main broke under the roadway. repairs are expected to last through at least tomorrow morning, maybe longer. this exit is especially busy on the weekend. many drivers using it to access the west marin coast as well as muir woods. chp is warning drivers to expect significant delays. a warning for warriors and a's fans. you could be in for a very slow drive to the arena and the coliseum tomorrow. tomorrow the warriors start round 2 of the playoffs at home at 12:30. the oakland a's have a game right next door starting at 1:00. the park lots around both venues expected to fill up fast. the warriors will be take on the portland trail blazers tomorrow afternoon. mvp steph curry will not be playing but he is optimistic he could return sooner than the projected two weeks after suffering a knee sprain. raiders fans today partied and protests in oakland. each year fans gather next to the coliseum and at raiders headquarters to celebrate the team's draft picks. this time not everybody was there to party. some came and they vented. they are angry. just a few days ago raiders owner mark davis pledged to invest half a billion dollars in a move to las vegas. >> this is completely outrageous. we've been going at this for three, four years. we have nothing of substance from mark davis. we gave you mount davis, which we're still paying on. taxpayer money. and you want more? it's time for mark davis to commit to oakland and present his own plan. this is outrageous, and i'm angry. >> he's talking about how there's still a $100 million debt for improvements made to the coliseum nearly 20 years ago. now, we reached out again to the raiders for comment but we have not heard back. coming up, closing its doors for the final time. it's the end of an era in the east bay as a famous deli turns out the lights after 90 years. how customers marked this sad day. and then president obama cracking jokes in front of reporters. some of the funniest moments to happen during his very last correspondents dinner. and getting your hands dirty never looked better. how co-workers are giving back to the community. plus the bay area today. and lots of sunshine to start weekend. from oaths beach to pleasanton. mid 60s to mid 70s. these same numbers could be about 10 degrees warmer tomorrow. we'll talk about a warm-up for your sunday 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whole lot about the state of politics in america today. >> eight years ago i said it was time to change the tone of our politics. in hindsight i clearly should have been more specific. [ laughter ] >> at the end of his speech the president said he had just two final words. obama out. there it is. and he dropped the mike. that was it. very serious moments as well. a "washington post" reporter and bay area native, jason rezaian, was given the honor of handing out the journalism award. rezaian spent 18 months in an iranian president and was just released this past january. well, it's an annual tradition here at nbc bay area. today thousands of our employees across the country rolled up their sleeves to volunteer for comcast cares day. comcast the parent company of nbc bay area. it's our way of giving back to communities. our laura malpert shows us how volunteers lent a hand. >> reporter: this elementary school here in san jose is just one of hundreds of sites across the country getting a makeover. from refreshing the landscape to painting murals to putting in a new outdoor eating area, getting your hands dirty has never looked better. it's all part of comcast cares day. comcast nbc universal's annual tradition of giving back. >> it is incredible. that was one of our visions when i first came to this school three years ago, was how can we get the community together as well as make this school an amazing place to be in. >> reporter: manny is the principal of frost elementary where nearly 900 volunteers transformed the school. >> it just shows us that people really have a good heart. if there is something that is a cause they want to put time and energy into, they're going to do it. >> reporter: on hand to kick off the day's events, san jose mayor sam liccardo. >> this is an incredible city because in good times and bad times people pull together and we all see a little farther because we are able to sit on the shoulders of giants and the giants in our community are our teachers. >> reporter: in san francisco volunteers gathered at drew elementary school. their main mission to restore two playgrounds. volunteers repainted lines on the blacktop, repaired benches and cleaned up the hills. lorena hernandez with comcast says this marks the event's 15th anniversary. >> in california we are going to be across the state at 16 sites, project sites, with over 6,000 volunteers. >> reporter: comcast cares is now the largest single-day corporate volunteer effort in the nation. reporting from san jose, laura malpert, nbc bay area news. meteorologist rob mayeda joining us now. and rob, you wisely pointed out earlier the wind today just helped dry the paint. very optimistic guy you are. >> the temperatures this evening not too bad either. we're still in the 70s around the bay area from the tri-valley and in toward san jose, 72 degrees at a relatively cool 61 right now in san francisco. hour by hour temperatures today. from ocean beach to pleasanton both locations looking at mostly sunny skies. north wind in temperatures helping temperatures warm up to the mid 70s. warm winds out at ocean beach keeping things relatively cool. but check out the high today in santa cruz all the way up to 80 degrees. if you put the north winds moving from the mountains down toward santa cruz, that area compresses and warms. drops down in sea level about 1,000 feet. you see a five to six-degree temperature rise as you drop down in elevation. the north winds into santa cruz will put you at 80 degrees. but north winds coming across the peninsula coastline keeping things a little bit cool today, but what's pretty interesting about tomorrow's forecast, shouldn't be as gusty. but the wind direction turns a little more offshore. even around the peninsula coast now we're thinking we'll find more 70s in the forecast and temperatures still down toward santa cruz climbing into the upper 70s for tomorrow. one other thing to watch if you're around the santa cruz mountains or the hills there east of san jose during the afternoon you may see some clouds trying to build up. there's a little instability moving into the bay area with so mid-level moisture which could fire off a shower on the southeast base of the mountains. to the east of san jose. notice our temperatures climbing up to wrap up the weekend. low 80s around san jose should be in the 70s closer to san francisco and the peninsula. low 80s into the north bay and tri-valley for tomorrow. but tomorrow clearly the warmest temperatures we'll see overt seven-day forecast and also pretty warm for the start of the warriors game coming up midday. of course we've got the a's game happening around same time as the game goes on outside. we'll see 70s and 80s in around san jose. sharks game we'll see temperatures toward the evening also in the 80s cooling to the 70s. very pleasant sunday evening around the bay area. now as we head into the forecast for sunday of course we have that slight chance of seeing a few stray showers. that's about it. eventually we'll see low clouds surging in as we head toward monday with the return of the sea breeze. temperatures will begin to cool down a little bit. we'll see temperatures cooling down monday to tuesday. but notice wednesday there's a bigger change in the forecast and that appears to be our next chance of rain as the high moves on. this area of low pressure moves in almost as we saw last week and we will see a chance of showers and maybe some mountain thundershowers. this will be wednesday and thursday. then by friday the skies clear and we're going to temperatures by next weekend rebounding. a breezy start to next weekend with the numbers up into the 70s by next saturday and sunday. mid-week cooldown followed by another warm-up in type for next weekend. terry? >> rob, thanks a lot. something for everyone there. coming up, elephants taking one final bow. why well-known retiring circus companies are retiring those acts sooner than expected. ==terry/ots== she's in familiar territory. carly fiorina..on stage right now as the california republican on she is in familiar territory now. carly fiorina on stage at the republican convention in burlingame. take a live look inside tonight's banquet. this is carly fiorina. whom ted cruz would recently announced would be his running mate. took the stage about 20 minutes ago. for the past few days they've been campaigning together in indiana, hoping to gain ground there on the gop front-runner donald trump. fiorina says she flew in from indiana to do this event and she's going right back afterwards. she called california's upcoming primary pivotal. we'll have complete coverage from her speech tonight coming up at 11:00. ted cruz spoke at the convention earlier today to a lot less fanfare than donald trump did yesterday. after his introduction and endorsement by former california governor pete wilson cruz went on the attack against donald trump. one of the points he covered was trump's contributions to democratic campaigns including those of jerry brown, gavin newsom and kamala harris, who's also promised to apperepeal oba care, have a flat kax and end sank fri cities for illegal immigrants. then he looked to the supreme court. >> i give you my word that every justice i appoint will be a principled constitutionalist and i will not compromise away your religious liberty and i will not compromise away your second amendment right to keep and bear arms. >> afterward cruz supporters appealed for volunteers to help cruz win delegates in california's upcoming primary. fresh off his speech last night at that convention, john kasich brought his republican presidential campaign to the south bay today. the ohio governor held a town hall at the tech museum of innovation in san jose. kasich is preaching balancing the budget to spur job growth. kasich drew a laugh at today's town hall after a question from a young man in the crowd. >> in school we're studying the greek gods and we're putting on a skit, a presidential debate. what greek gods do you think would fit your personality? [ applause ] >> zeus. >> kasich is trailing trump and ted cruz by a wide margin and admits it's going to be hard to catch him. but he says he is the most electable candidate in the general election. the democratic presidential candidates getting ready for their push in california. bernie sanders' campaign opened an office in oakland today located on college avenue near the rock ridge bart station. campaign leaders are optimistic about sanders' chances in california, especially his chances in the bay area. >> i think bernie has been building more and more momentum as we go. you know, at the beginning before iowa we had about 5% of people in iowa who actually knew bernie sanders and who supported him. now we have ground to literally winning many, many states throughout the country. and i think california's one of those states that has -- the polls have shown that the momentum and the support has been growing. >> this is senator sanders' second campaign office in california. the first one opened in los angeles earlier this month. hillary clinton is taking today off from the campaign trail. yesterday she was at a fund-raising event in new york. tomorrow she'll attend the naacp dinner in detroit and clinton will be back here in california next week, holding public events in oakland on the 5th, los angeles on may 6th. our decision 2016 coverage continues online. we have posted videos and photos from the california gop convention. that's at nbc bay area.com. a final sub at a long-time east bay delicatessen. the genova deli closed its oakland store today. people flocked to the store on telegraph for one last famous sandwich. lasagna, maybe pastas too. have them all. it's your last chance. the first opened in 18926 at this oakland location. it survived through several changes, but it stayed in the de vicenzi family for generations. it remained a testament to the temescal district's italian roots. the deli's popularity apparent today in the long line of customers. >> it's very sad, yes. very sad. we had to come today to get our very last genova fix before they shut the doors. >> very popular. genova had to close its oakland location because of rising rents. its napa store is still in business. heavy black smoke from a dock fire in oakland could be seen for miles today. these images from firefighters posted today on twitter. that fire broke out just before noon at the foot of 7th street near coast guard island. the stubborn fire damaged part of the dock. intense heat melted part of this truck right here that was parked not far away but not much else of significance was damaged. a controversial tradition is coming to an end. for nearly 150 years elephants have been a big part of the ringling brothers and barnum & bailey circus. tomorrow they'll make their final performance. nbc's mario helario explains why animal activists are still upset. ♪ oh say can you see >> reporter: as the circus got under way inside, protests outside. animal advocate groups such as peta and defenders of animals making their voices heard. >> we deny animals everything that is natural and important to them. every basic instinct is met with punishment. >> reporter: something the circus denies. >> the people outside have every right to be out there voicing their opinion but we know the truth of how wonderful our animal care really is. >> reporter: these providence shows will be the last for ringling brothers featuring their famed elephants. they will retire to the ringling brothers center for elephant conservation and be part of some major medical research. >> elephants rarely get cancer. and we're trying to find out if we can learn from elephants how we might be able to treat or prevent cancer in humans. basically, the research involves a simple blood test. >> some call it all spin control. >> they're not going to be just drawing blood. i think it's going to turn into something else. and circuses, by the way, do sell elephants to other circuses or rent them out to other circuses. so ringling brothers has not made a statement saying they won't do that. >> we have a commitment to these animals for their entire lives. >> reporter: meantime, advocates here say they want to see all animals retired. >> we have to convince the public not to keep coming to these shows. there are plenty of circuses around that don't use animals and those are the ones we support. >> but that may be easier said than done. >> most of these animals are treated better than humans in some cases. that's the way i feel about it. they're not being mistreated. >> reporter: when the four-legged stars are the most popular in town. >> what are you looking forward to the most? >> that was mario hilario reporting. the elephants were originally supposed to retire in 2018 but stricter laws and continued protests caused the circus to push the retirement up a couple of years. coming up next, a bizarre but beautiful discovery in the pacific ocean. just how deep scientists had to dive in order to uncover this jellyfish. plus -- >> all he has, everything he owned is a shopping cart. >> a woman finds out her friend is homeless and is moved to action to literally build him a home. the story that will make you bay area proud. the south and great plain states are recovering from a round of dangerous and severe weather. five people are dead. several others are injured after record-setting rain, tornadoes and hail. in the east texas town of palestine a woman and four of her great grandchildren drowned in flood waters. neighbors say she was trying to get the children out of the house in the middle of the night. >> she had all four kids trying to lift them up out of the water. i don't know how she was doing it. but four kids and trying to lift them out of the water. but they say she was trying and the waters got too strong for her. >> the forecast over the next few days isn't much better. there is more rain on the way and more potential for tornadoes from oklahoma on down to the gulf coast. tourists in colorado can soon be allowed to buy as much marijuana as state residents. currently anyone who does not have a colorado i.d. can buy a quarter ounce of mayrijuana and that's it. anyone living in the state can buy an ounce. the original law was put into place to prevent people from buying marijuana in colorado and selling it in states where it's not legal. but state officials say it really hasn't been an issue and the law should be changed. a settlement has been reached between advocates for the blind and uber over the issue of service animals. the ride-sharing company will pay nearly $250,000 and must make drivers understand that under federal law they must let service dogs ride along with their owners. the settlement stems from a federal lawsuit filed a couple years ago. advocates for the blind cited several incidents of discrimination. one uber driver, for example, locked a guide dog in the trunk of his car. uber will also be required to terminate any driver after just one complaint if uber determines the driver knowingly refused a ride because of a service animal. take a look at this. researchers discovered a bizarre-looking and colorful jellyfish in the deepest part of the ocean. this video was taken near guam in the western pacific. it doesn't even look real. the jellyfish was spotted nearly 2 1/2 miles below the surface. it's got two sets of tentacles. some long, some short. amazing. how do you help the thousands of people in need? for those trying to help the homeless in san francisco it can seem overwhelming. but one san mateo woman is swinging into action by helping just one person. nbc bay area's garvin thomas has tonight's bay area proud. >> reporter: it is an odd thing about life on the street. that the very thing homeless people don't have is what many become experts at creating. >> i'm a grandmaster at building houses. >> reporter: steve strockbein gets to practice every single night. >> 365 houses a year. >> reporter: such temporary shelters have been part of steve's life for the past three years. perhaps, though, not much longer. if lisa corvitas has any say. >> i see someone who needs, if i can i help. isn't it that if you can you should? >> reporter: lisa and steve became friends a few years back when she volunteered to teach sewing to the city's needy like steve. he lost his place to live not long after that but didn't lose his friend. >> so you'll let me know if you need my help? >> reporter: lisa, who lives in san mateo, still visits steve every week, trying to make him feel better. all the while making herself feel worse. >> it's sad. i just -- i go to visit him and all he has, everything he owns is a shopping cart, and it's just a bunch of junk. i can't imagine living like that. i just can't. >> reporter: it was beyond frustrating. the one thing her friend needed was a home, and lisa couldn't give it to him. or could she? last fall lisa, with the help of her friends, began building in the driveway of her home. >> looking good. >> reporter: a tiny home. on wheels. one she vows to deliver to steve when it's done. >> i get to look back on my life and say i improved the quality of someone's life. like that's -- i feel that gives me purpose in my life. >> reporter: steve has not seen the home yet, but lisa has shared pictures of the progress. she predicts he will cry tears of joy when she drops it off in the city. and she -- well, she looks forward to not crying on the drive home. lisa says the home is being built almost entirely out of recycled and scrap materials. in fact, she says steve will sometimes find things on the street in san francisco that he'll give to her to include in the house. she hopes to have it finished by the end of the summer. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. just go to our website, nbc bay area.com, and search bay area proud. meteorologist rob mayeda here now with your microclimate forecast. and i guess the headline today is wind. >> yeah, a lot of wind. less wind tomorrow. warming for your sunday. outside we still have clear skies in san francisco. a nice evening. 61 degrees. oakland 67. but here even after 8:00 you're seeing temperatures in the 70s around the bay area. check out san jose. 72 degrees. over toward the tri-valley. some of the warmest temperatures we're seeing right now, still 74 degrees out by dublin. during the day today both locations pleasanton, ocean beach starting off in the 50s. during the afternoon some rth winds there around ocean beach. mid 60s, mid 70s inland toward pleasanton but those same north winds moving from the higher hills down toward santa cruz, 80 degrees today. when you get north winds, that air descends, it compresses, warms and dries as we head out toward the seashore there around santa cruz. you get about five to six degrees of warming for every 1,000-foot drop in elevation. so that wind configuration good for a warm day in santa cruz but not so much on the peninsula shoreline. this will change, though. tomorrow we'll begin to see the winds turn more offshore for most of the coastal areas including out around ocean beach in pacifica. so 70s more likely along the north hills tomorrow. and still some upper 70s closer to santa cruz with mostly sunny skies with one exception to the rule late tomorrow. some of the higher hills around the santa cruz mountains and southeast of san jose we could see a slight chance of a stray shower. we think mostly down to the central hills. high temperatures tomorrow in the 80s around south bay, 70s closer to san francisco. north bay temperatures low to mid 80s. about the same out toward the tri-valley. and for many sporting events tomorrow warriors game coming up early around noon there through about 4:00 you'll see 70s and 80s outside the roaracle arena. the aisz have's have a game at . looks nice. and the sharks with temperatures in the 80s as the game gets started but dropping into the upper 60s later on. what we'll see late tomorrow is the return of the sea breeze. you see all the low clouds and fog. that's going to bring our temperatures down monday to tuesday. the sea breeze comes back and then we'll see bigger changes come wednesday. see the chance of showers coming back in. much like we saw this week. we had a storm system arrive on wednesday. looks like the same thing midway through next week. cooler temperatures. a chance for mountain thunder. and around the bay area could see our temperatures dropping into the low 60s around san francisco and 60s to low 70s closer to san jose. so this is the pattern as we wrap up the middle part of the week. probably carrying through about friday. then you'll notice as we head into next weekend, here we go. another repeat performance. high pressure building in for saturday means some breezy conditions next weekend. perhaps not as warm as the temperatures we're going to see tomorrow. but the same pattern, mid-week showers followed up by breezy conditions, clearing skies, and 70s returning by next saturday and sunday. back to you. >> looks good, rob. thanks very much. well, he was talking about the warriors game tomorrow. fallon smith with comcast sportsnet talk about it too. we know that steph's not playing, but maybe sooner than later? >> maybe sooner than later. not game 2. we know that for sure. but terry, we have a busy day in sports. the biggest story of course as you mentioned the warriors. how soon could steph curry be back on the court? coming up we have the scoop next in sports. when ♪ when the warriors tip off the western conference semifinals tomorrow against the trail blazers, steph curry will be watching from the bench. the mvp's knee is set to be reevaluated on monday may 9th, the same day as game 4. but curry could be back for next saturday's game 3. oh, yes. yesterday steph curry was optimistic he could return sooner than he projected and the projected two weeks after suffering a grade 1 mcl sprain. and now his head coach is at least open to the possibility. today steve kerr spoke about curry's status and how they plan to proceed in game 1 against portland. >> i'd be shocked if he played tuesday. he hasn't even been out on the floor yet. you know, i'm not going to rule him out for tuesday. but there's not much of a chance he would play then. but he is supposed to get on the floor soon. i don't think today. i think hopefully in the next few days. and if he can progress throughout the week, fortunately for us game 3 isn't until saturday. maybe we'll get a chance to see him on the court for a couple days and see what he looks like. but it changes things dramatically. you know, we'll have to have shaun livingston, andre, maybe even harrison guarding either lillard or mccollum at times. normally the match-up is pretty straightforward for steph and klay on d.j. and damian. and maybe they switch a little bit. but this complicates matters for us at both ends obviously. all right. to the ice. after a week layoff it took the sharks 40 minutes to wake up on offense, but when they did team teal ripped off five goals in the third period to take the season opener of their second-round match-up against the nsashville predators. here's head coach peter deboer on what he expects in game 2. >> i think the third period is how we want to play and get on the attack, play on our toes, play with speed. you know, and my problem with the game was we only -- we didn't get that going until the third period. partly credit to nashville for what they were doing, but i think we can do more to play that game more consistently. and i think -- i attribute a little of it to the layoff and i think we'll be better on sunday, having a game under our belt here. >> looking to bounce back after yesterday's blowout loss to the mets. the giants down 4-1. based loaded for hunter pence. and pence delivers. blooper to right. two runs score. but brandon belt is thrown out at third. giants within one. but then in the fifth michael conforto. oh, yeah, that's gone. solo homer off matt cain. his third rbi of the game and fifth of the series. mets win 6-5. the a's hosting the astros. bottom two bases jammed for billy burns and he comes through. two runs score. a's go up 2-0 for the second and third rbi of the year there. gatis grounds into the double play to end the game. a's win 2-0 and get their first shutout of the year. tomorrow it's a big day for us at csn. we'll have a warriors-blazers playoff show starting at 11:30 in the morning on csn plus. then watch our sharks playoff central show at 4:30 on csn california. both shows will get you ready for the two big games. terry. >> telling you, they're playoff crazy down there. >> yeah. i like my job. i'm excited about it. so much going on. >> no kidding. it's a great time of year. fallon, thanks a lot. thousands of girl scouts making a trek across the golden gate bridge. a special event bringing them all together. we'll be right back. thousands of northern california girl scouts made a trip to the golden gate bridge today for a very special ceremony. it's called bridging. about 6,000 scouts who are moving from juniors to cadets crossed the bridge together and were welcomed to the other side with a girl scout handshake. it's the biggest event of the year for girl scouts in northern california. and this year the golden gate national recreation area, which hosts the event, hit a big milestone too. >> this is our 100th anniversary this year. the national park service turns 100, and we're celebrating with all of the great youth that is here. they are the future of the national parks. >> after the walk scouts gathered at christie field for music, food, and activities. and i didn't even know. i've got two sons. i didn't know there was a girl scout handshake. >> you learn something. >> i did learn something. i need to check it out. >> the weather was great for that. >> yes, it was. >> and it will be nice again tomorrow. some chilly temperatures as we head toward the morning and then by midday 70s and 80s by tomorrow afternoon. >> all right, rob. thanks very much. and thanks for joining us. our next newscast at 11:00. till then good night. why prince turned down michael jackson and lionel ritchie, the untold story until now. welcome to access hollywood weekend edition, i'm liz hernandez. our enterview with lionel ritchie about this moments away. we begin with scott evans on the time 100 red carpet with an unannounced guest. scott. >> liz, surprise guest none other than donald trump. who showed up to the event in standard trump style on the very night he swept five new england states in the latest presidential primaries. >> a big night, are you glued to your phone? are you trying, watching the results as they come in? >> i am hearing the results. not glued to the phone. i think we will have a great night. record setting crowds. usually a good thing for me. always a good thing for me.