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. . and the pitch. he hits harper. and harper is going to go out. and now we've got a beef. and this is a good one, folks. >> you're seeing it right now at 8:00. bad blood at the ballpark. this wild brawl between the giants and nationals. tonight we have reaction from the players involved and the punishment that might be handed down. the news at 8:00 starts now. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm janelle wang. we're on prime time because of the stanley cup finals. we start with the giants brawl. players ejected, likely to be suspended, a benches' clearing fist fight. >> both teams giving us their side of the story. jean elle joins us with all the drama from the ballpark. >> reporter: giants and national the fans left the ballpark talking about players throwing punches instead of baseballs tonight. a bench-clearing brawl started in the 8th inning after giants' pitcher hunter strickland threw a pitch and it hit nationals player bryce harper in the hip. harper reacted, throwing his helmet and charging the mound. where strickland was ready with fists. the two players got some punches in before a crowd of players from both sides jumped in. it was quite a phytonfight on t field. lots of kids and parents in the memorial day crowd. they say while strickland and harper have a history fighting does not belong in baseball. >> i didn't expect that. it's part of the game. that's what he decided to do. >> when somebody comes at you like that and throws a 90-mile-per-hour fastball where he did, i wasn't happy with it. >> not right. >> they should be able to hold their tempers back and just play baseball. that's what we're here to watch. >> reporter: parents say it's not a good example for the little ones. giants' players struggled to get strickland off the field and into the dugout. officials ejected both strickland and harper from the game and they could also be punished by major league baseball. reporting live in san francisco. jean elle. nbc bay area news. >> this is not just a one off. there is history here. you might remember this. in 2014, in the playoffs, bryce harper homered off hunter strickland twice. strickland wasn't happy as harper stood at home plate. you see it there. just kind of watching his home run. harper saying tonight that that bitterness from strickland still lingers to this day. we posted the raw video of the brawl on the front page of our website. there is a lot to look at. it lasts for several minutes in terms of all the hanging about on the field. you can take a look at it on nbcbayarea.com. police shoot a man in fremont after they say he was waving a pipe and threatening people. the man is now in the hospital. thom jensen is live with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: this was quite a scene according to witnesses. one woman says she saw police officers chase the man through the parking lot. you can see where investigators are right there. this woman was in the white van that you see there. she said that that's where this chase stopped after shoppers flagged down that officer as his patrol car went by and told him about the alleged threats you were talking about. it was just before 4:00 this afternoon. what happened next, she said, was unnerving. she took cellphone video after she says the officer fired three shots hitting the man, who was in his 20s. once in the shoulder and once in the stomach. she says she doesn't know why he fired his gun because even though he had a bar or pipe in his hand he did not seem to be threatening the officer. >> he really didn't mean to shoot him like that, but it's like he just -- all of a sudden he felt the need to stop him. he was stopped. he didn't need to shoot him. >> reporter: the man was rushed to a nearby hospital where he is being treated for his injuries. meanwhile fremont police told nbc bay area that the suspect was a threat, he was within just feet of that officer with that bar or pipe in his hand and he refused to drop it. eyewitnesses told us that that suspect was very close, maybe as close as just ten feet away. fremont police told us they will have more details on this as they become available and as this investigation continues. of course, we will have more at 11:00 tonight as well. we're live in fremont, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. a controversial shooting. thanks, thom. police have arrested two people for a home invasion robbery. john covacs and james hall entered a house, demanded money it ransacked it. covaks is an estranged relative of the person who lives in the home. as this memorial day comes to an end it's the long drive home for thousands of people. the roads from southern california and lake tahoe have been full but flowing. here are live cameras in san rafael, emeryville and san jose. the traffic looks smooth. bringing in our meteorologist, rob mann. feels like a morning program. weather and traffic. >> folks traveling around the bay area probably do not need air-conditioning. 55 degrees in san francisco with the clear skies. checking out dublin where it's almost 20 degrees cooler than what you would expect this hour. temperatures not in the 70s but mid 50s. the cool marine air inland. san jose 59 degrees. still a bronnistrong sea breeze. winds 20 miles an hour off the coast. off to the east, sierra travel impacted by thunderstorms. as the sun sets, we'll lose the intensity of the showers. check out the clouds to the west. we'll see a system on approach that will keep us in this cooler than average pattern. winds picking up during the day tomorrow. could get gusts up to 35 miles per hour on the coast. and there is a chance of showers before temperatures are set to climb another 15 to 20 degrees warmer approaching next weekend. the timing coming up in our full forecast in ten minutes. back to you. >> thank you so much, rob. paying tribute to our fallen heroes. the bay area honored the brave men and women who fought and died for our freedom. ♪ this was aboard the uss hornet in alameda. the ceremony included the casting of a wreath into the bay. the chaplain addressed the gathering. >> time passes by, thus we educate the people as we go along. it makes my heart feel good today that you are here as a memorial remembering the people who have served this country. >> people in attendance were able to meet veterans and tour the ship after the event. at san francisco's pris ideocemetery, today marked the 149th observance of memorial day. in the front row was a couple from santa rosa whose son died in iraq. today he was honored for his service and sacrifice. nbc bay area's mark matthews has the story. >> reporter: a picture of the 21-year-old and at the podium the former ambassador to afghanistan, carl ikenbury. >> he told the crowd that he wanted to tell a personal story of the young man. in doing so he talked about the young man's love for abalone diving with his dad. >> he did his best to schedule his two weeks r & r for april of 2006, the start of the abalone diving season. >> reporter: just weeks before the young santa rosa soldier was scheduled to go home his humvee was blown up by a road-side bomb. >> he was a rough and tumble little boy who grew up to love adventure. >> reporter: his parents found out a month ago that the ambassador wanted to publicly honor their son. >> to have words spoken by people who have served and served in country and then just to have the citizens here to honor, it's meaningful. >> the fact that he is a retired general, army general. made it that much more special. >> reporter: his parents told me how proud they were of their son. as they did, you could begin to see how much his death has cost them. >> as tough as it has been, what we do we do for him. >> reporter: today the country pays its respects to service members who have died. looking out at all of the grave stones, i am struck by what one speaker said here about the families left behind who know the loss, the pain, and the true cost of war. reporting from the presidio, mark matthews. nbc bay area news. on his first memorial day in office, president trump saluted those he calls real heroes. he laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> we pay tribute to those brave souls who raced into gunfire, roared into battle and ran into hell to face down evil. >> the president also stopped to speak with mothers who came to lay flowers on their son's graves. he assured them their sons' sacrifices won't be forgotten. three days later palestinianportland oregon still in shock. witnesses say the man came to the aid of two slm muslim women harassed on a train. the community is remembering the men who intervened. the mayor says he is glad president trump called the victims' families but words and prayers are not enough right now. >> we need the people in washington, d.c., and the people in oregon and the people at the local level to step up and show, through action, that they condemn bigotry and hatred and xenophobia and violence. >> he says that's why he is refusing to issue permits for a protest by members of an ault-right group planning a protest next month. he is asking federal officials to revoke any permits they may have issued for the event. first the arrest. now a statement. a couple hours ago tiger woods released a statement about his dui arrest. here is his mug shot. the 41-year-old golfer arrested near his home in jupiter, florida. woods says he is taking full responsibility for his actions and that alcohol was not involved. he says it was an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications but didn't say what those were. woods is recovering from his fourth back surgery. police say they'll release more details tomorrow. the hot ticket in town. warriors and cavaliers. game one of the nba finals this thursday in oakland. the players are ready, but what about the coaches. at practice today in oakland, acting head coach mike brown was under the weather. reportedly food poisoning. he is expected back at work tomorrow. as for the real head coach, that's steve kerr, he was there. and addressed reporters for the first time in weeks about his chances of actually returning to the bench. >> as of right now i would not coach thursday night. okay. it's still up in the air. still waiting for -- >> he is praying and still smiling despite all that pain from his reoccurring back problems. by the way, the warriors are favored to win by seven points on thursday evening. an 82-year-old san jose man sees his wife being attacked in their own yard. how he fought back and detained the suspect. also, an east bay water slide remains closed after the scary incident over the weekend. the latest on the investigation next. ♪ ♪ and a world famous rock band has the plug pulled while performing in the bay area. breezy and cool evening. san jose 59 degrees. not expecting much of a warmup tomorrow. highs only in the low 70s. on top of that, we could see a chance of a few showers as we approach the middle part of the week. the changes ahead in your forecast when we come back. forecast when we come back. did you know 90% of couples disagree on 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told us when he saw his wife bleeding in their back porch he sprang into action, determined to catch the suspect. when the 77-year-old went to work in the garden of her san jose home, a woman believed to be a transient sneaked up from behind and started attacking her with a stick. >> she hit two times my head. and i go, oh my god, she hit my head. she tried to just hit me. and i run from her. >> reporter: the aftermath of the attack is still on christina's blood spattered back door. >> i heard the scream of my wife. when i come out, see what happening, and then i see my wife is bloody. her head bloody. >> reporter: when her husband heard his wife scream, he ran outside to help. he could tell christina was okay so he set his sights on the attacker. >> she tried bite me. >> reporter: he says the woman was especially strong. >> oh, like tiger! >> reporter: yousef channelled his own inner tiger, grabbing and holding her leg as the brawl moved to the front of the house and onto the road. he said he tried to get neighbors to help. >> a lot of people was there. i asked the people, please, i am tired to hold her. somebody help me, but nobody helped me. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies arrested 50-year-old ranu singh for assault with a deadly weapon. attempted burglary, elder abuse and a probation violation. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. a deadly shooting this morning in vacaville. police say an officer followed a stolen honda out of davis. the chase then ended on the nut tree road overpass. the officer killed the driver in the shootout. no word if any body camera was being used or will be released. ten people looking for a new place to live after a house fire sparked this morning in a rural area. the fire left at least ten people displaced. some live in other homes on the property. a gas leak also caused neighbors to evacuate. it's unclear how the fire started. fortunately no one was hurt. the grand opening weekend didn't go as planned. many people are still concerned about the new water park in dublin. investigators were on sight today for hours after a boy flew off one of the high-speed slides on saturday. the latest from the wave water park. >> reporter: for this family, this memorial day means family fun time at the wave. >> we have been wanting to go here ever since they showed it online that it's going to be open. we wanted to check it out. >> reporter: also at the park today, a safety inspection team including cal osha gathered around the emerald plunge water slide. in video that's now gone viral. it captures the moment a 10-year-old boy accelerated down the three story slide. as he reached the flat section his body washed over the side wall before skidding across the concrete below. >> it was kind of scary as a parent. >> reporter: the park is owned and operated by the city of dublin. city leaders say the slide passed a state inspection last friday. a statement from the manufacturer, white water, reads in part, we are thankful the 10-year-old involved in the accident walked away without serious injury. we are working closely with the team at wave, and both of their high-speed slides have been shut down pending a full investigation from the white water team. park goers we talked to are mindful of the accident but not scared off. they're ready for the slides to reopen. >> i think i might think about it, but i mean, you only live once. why not. >> i will be aware of how to position my body. >> reporter: anna will let her kids give it a try. >> i am sure they already have people check it out, make sure everything is good to go. one of the biggest rock acts on the planet had the plug pulled on them at bottle rock. check it out. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it's hard to tell but this is what happened last night when the foo fighters were on stage. organizers turned off the microphone and half the speakers because the band went past the 10:00 p.m. curfew. the band played on and the crowd provided the vocals. >> i like that song! >> rules are rules. there is a curfew for those in napa. >> it was like high school when your parents have the strict curfew. let's look at the weather now this memorial day. >> do you have a curfew? >> not like that. [ laughter ] >> it depends what the twin natives want. the kids. 10:00 curfew, foo fighters kept playing. weather nice for memorial day plans. no rain outside. it's pretty chilly with the strong sea breeze. winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. as you are about to see, with some of the temperatures were in the 50s in san francisco. and typically around sunol or pleasanton you would have temperatures in the 70s at this hour. a beautiful post-sunset view. look at the temperature. 59 degrees. interesting at that elevation, you see the low clouds in the distance below the camera height and, higher up, high clouds courtesy of midlevel moisture. san jose 59 degrees right now. partly cloudy. the wind is the big story. in fact, these numbers may run a lot higher tomorrow. may see gusts up to 35 on the coast. and that coupled with the ocean temperatures, which are obviously quite chilly this time of year, low 50s offshore. it's the ocean air-conditioning that we like to talk about which keeps our temperatures down. it's great news for air quality from the coast to across all interior locations. good air quality will continue over the next 24 hours. look at this sunset view. taking shape and heavenly. across the lake. 62 degrees. we had a wild day in the sierras. pretty intense thunder showers. the moisture moving south to north and not curving back towards the bay area. the low clouds are moving in again tonight, which could bring a chance of mist and drizzle. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies. through the altamont pass. low clouds and a little bit of drizzle for the morning with temperatures in the 40s to low 50s. heading towards the afternoon, below average temperatures continue probably for the next two days. upper 60s to low 70s around downtown san jose. maybe a chance of mid 70s south of downtown. that might be pushing it for the santa clara valley tomorrow. tri-valley temperatures low 70s, mid 70s around conquerecord. in the 50s for most of the coastline and low 60s into san francisco and north bay temperatures in the 70s. we have this cool pattern going. and another system will come in as we head through tomorrow afternoon. mostly cloudy skies to finish off your tuesday. and then wednesday morning very briefly from about 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 we'll see a system come through that might try to bring out a stray shower or two. by noon on wednesday, skies clear. as the system exits. high pressure builds in, leading to the warmup approaching the weekend. the last three days of the holiday weekend, sort of the unofficial start to summer. next weekend, things are about to change. san francisco heading into the 70s. valley temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s, could be almost 20 degrees warmer by the weekend. cool and windy over the next knew days and a nice warmup. mid to upper 80s inland next saturday and sunday. >> maybe next monday we can have a holiday as we will. >> let's ask the boss. >> thanks, rob. up next, first a lawsuit. now reaction. zillow talking with nbc bay area about its zestimates. now the center of a lawsuit. service. at "cypess lawn memorial park in colma." ♪ so many moving tributes on this holiday. this is the 19th annual memorial day service at the cypress lawn memorial park in colma. the loved ones of the veterans who gave up their lives gathered to honor them. >> hopefully calls to mind to people who the people were who made this country what it is so that they can have the life-styles that they have because these people were willing to put their lives on the line to do this. >> brand-new flags are both placed at the grave sights and presented did surviving family members. it is the go-to website if you're looking to sell or buy a house. zillow is under fire specifically its zestimates. we told you about the lawsuit last week claiming zestimates are unreliable and illegal. today the business and tech reporter scott budman got zillow's side. >> reporter: the housing market is red-hot here in the bay area. and most home sellers like brian deemers will admit to checking zillow to get an idea of what his house is supposed to be worth. but brian says zillow undervalues his home. >> oh, it thinks the tear-"the rundown" the street is worth the same as a beautiful house here. >> reporter: zillow's estimates are drawing fire. real estates say they offer overvalue homes. >> it's frustrating because people think my house is worth a million dollars and i pull the comps and it's worth $900,000. >> reporter: the class action lawsuit filed against zillow claims its estimates violate consumer protection laws, calling the zestimates illegal appraisals, criticizing the company for posting the estimates without getting consent from homeowners. the company disputes the charge. >> listing agents put opinions on homes. buying agents put opinions on homes. so does zillow. we think more opinions creates more transparency and more information for consumers. >> reporter: brian, meanwhile, says he tried the online estimate but will stick with an agent to help to sell his house. >> i think zillow underestimates the whole neighborhood. >> reporter: they think your house is worth less than what it might be. >> absolutely. >> reporter: zillow announced a $1 million prize to anyone who can come up with an anglgorithmo better measure the value of houses. they say the contest has nothing to do with the lawsuit. a green light for uber and lyft in texas. the state scrapped a law to get those companies back on the streets. you might recall last year uber and lyft stopped operating in austin, texas, because the city voted to fingerprint drivers. today the governor of texas signed a new law that only requires yearly background checks. one of the most respected sports journalists ever has passed away. frank deford. spent 50 years writing and providing commentary on npr died today. he died after being part of npr for 40 years. in 2013 president obama presented him with the national humanities medal. he was the first sports writer to receive the honor. deford was 78 years old. the memorial day holiday turned deadly in the east bay. details of the high-speed crash when we continue on this special prime-time edition of nbc bay area news. for 40 years. prime-time edition of nbc bay memorial day weekend is winding down, and some people are driving home right now. a live look at your traffic this memorial day as it winds down. we have san rafael on the left and emeryville and san jose on the right. and traffic is very light. a lot of people probably already home for the weekend. >> it has been a deadly holiday in the east bay. two people killed and five others critically injured. >> a large truck crashed through an intersection, flipping to a stop. nbc bay area's thom jensen spoke to a man who was there when it happened. >> reporter: this is the aftermath of accident that alameda pd says happened right after 8:00 this morning. a high speed crash on a normally calm street. >> there are always people who cross in the street. it's hardly ever speeding. >> reporter: tiffany couldn't believe what happened when she came to see a movie down the street with her kids. >> two people died. >> reporter: details are scarce, but alameda pd says this extended cab truck with seven people inside was speeding westbound on park street when it hit this van, damaging the front end and injuring the woman driving it. she is in the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries but the truck rolled numerous times down park street before resting right-side up, a tire hundreds of feet down the road. a woman inside the truck pronounced dead at the scene, a man dead a short time later at a nearby hospital. five more people in the truck in area hospitals, critically injured. shocking news to the man who manages an antique store right next to where the truck finally landed. >> the police agent was right behind us. so cars are aware that they have to, you know, drive 25 miles an hour because the police, they're really strict. >> reporter: like visitors to the shops. phillip lopez says he never sees anyone drive that fast here. >> park street is usually -- a lot of cars, a lot of people. so this is very rare. >> that was thom jensen reporting. an 82-year-old man heard his wife's cries for help and sprang in action, chasing down a suspected burglar who beat his wife. the 77-year-old says a woman attacked her from behind with a stick in the back patio of her san jose home. >> i see somebody hit me, and i go, oh my god. second time she goes two times, one after another one. she doesn't give me the chance to get up. >> when her husband, yousef, heard his wife scream he ran after the woman. holding her down until sheriff's deputies arrived. they arrested the woman for attempted burglary, elder abuse and a probation violation. christina is back home recovering. as we showed you earlier, the giants lost to the nationals today. was not the story line. instead, it was the benches' clearing brawl in the eighth inning. >> the pitch. he hits harper. and harper will go out. and now we have a beef. and this is a good one, folks. >> duane kuiper said it right. it was a good one in terms of brawls. bryce harper of the washington nationals not happy with giants' pitcher hunter strickland. likely the most violent brawl you'll see all season. a lot of punches, a lot of collisions, and both players ejected from the game. >> you know, i didn't expect that. you know, but it's part of the game. that's what he decided to do. go time. you got to protect yourself and stand your ground. >> wasn't happy with it. took it into my hands, i guess, and, you know, tried to go after him a little bit. >> hunter strickland says it was not intentional, though a lot of people felt it was considering these two players' history dating back a few years. we'll likely see suspensions from the league office. we posted the raw video of the brawl on the front page of our website at nbcbayarea.com. remembering our veterans this memorial day. president trump honored the nation's fallen heroes. this as the administration continues to defend its possible ties to russia. here is nbc's edward lawrence. ♪ >> reporter: on this memorial day, president trump honored those who serve and made the ultimate sacrifice for the country. >> we pay tribute to those brave souls who raced into gun fire, roared into battle and ran into hell to face down evil. >> reporter: he thanked gold star families for their sacrifice. >> we can never replace them. we can never repay them. but we can always remember. >> reporter: as the commander in chief marked memorial day, america's greatest modern adversary still nagged the white house. president trump defended his adviser and son-in-law, jared kushner, for trying to set up back-channel communications with the russians before he took office. the president telling the "new york times", quote, i have total confidence in him. senator john mccain while in australia said today he doesn't like the idea of a secret communications channel with the russians. >> some 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. >> reporter: the president warned north korea against further aggression tweeting north korea has shown great disrespect for their neighbor china. the country's leader watched the test lach unch of the third mise in as many weeks. >> home in the bay area. house minority leader nancy pelosi weighed in on jared kushner. she says the white house should not be courting a country that investigators have confirmed hacked and disrupted the u.s. election. >> he is either extremely naive or really dangerous or both. >> she slammed what she called the president's shameful and condescending lecture to nato leaders last week in which he failed to uphold nato's mutual defense pledge and scolded them for not meeting their payments to nato. raj mathai is baob mayeda i. the good news is it's already tuesday. >> those who wanted beach weather missed out. the reason why, strong sea breeze. san francisco at 55 degrees. we are tracking how long the cool temperatures will last. and even a chance of showers ahead in the forecast when we come back. =raj/topvo= new video surfaces in the manchester bombing case. new video surfaces in the manchester bombing case. british police have released take a look. new video surfaced in the manchester bombing case. british police released this footage of the suicide bomber salman abedi. it shows him shopping at a store close to his apartment, of course, before the attacks, obviously. as this investigation widens, we are joined by nbc's lucy cavanaugh in manchester. >> reporter: police raided numerous properties across manchester this morning making the arrest of a 23-year-old detained in suspicion of committing terrorist activities, bringing the total number to 14. police combed nearly 13,000 hours of closed circuit television footage searching for clues. they have obtained about 630 pieces of evidence as they try to close in on the suspected network behind salman abedi, the 22-year-old manchester attacker. new reports are circulating suggesting mi-5 had been tipped off with warnings about abedi in the past. we are now learning that mi-5 is launching its own internal review to see whether any sorts of warning signs may have been missed. >> it's right that mi-5 looks to see what the facts are. they shouldn't rush to make any sort of conclusions at this stage. >> reporter: i want to briefly draw your attention to this memorial that you see behind me. this is now nearly exactly, pardon me, almost exactly a week since the attack took place. this is the largest crowd to date. it's also a long holiday weekend. brits coming to pay respects, to leave messages of love and support and to show to the world that they are standing united in the face of this terror. nbc news, manchester. bold statements by german chancellor angela merkel at a conference in germany, telling the audience that allies could no longer always be relied upon and that europeans should take their fate into their own hands. merkel was talking about the u.s. after last week's g-7 summit in italy. the president refusing to e endorse the climate agreement. >> not just memorial day. on this may 29 marks president john f. kennedy's 100th birthday. a special wreath placed at his grave sig grave site in arlington. the kennedy library opened a special exhibit featuring 100 of jfk's rarely seen items. he was 46 years old when he was assassinated in 1963. a florida family found an alligator taking a swim in their back yard. they saw the seven-foot gator in the pool of htheir venice home. it kept to itself until trappers showed up to remove it. they managed to get it out of the pool and moved it out of the area and away, far, far away, from home. well, not as humid as florida. we are getting the heat and hopefully no gators. >> here maybe the weather was too chilly for some as we had temperatures on the coast not exactly beach weather for this unofficial start to summer. temperatures in the 50s for most of the day on the coast. you notice san francisco now with some low clouds starting to fill back in off to the north there of downtown. 55 degrees. check out dublin. this is one of the spots that should see highs in the upper 70s this time of year, or at least mid 60s at this hour. but it's only 56 degrees. so the same temperature roughly in san francisco out around the tri-valley. and the temperature trend around livermore tomorrow doesn't inspire any hint of warming ahead. high temperatures averaging about 77 degrees this time of year. we're expecting numbers close to 70 for tomorrow afternoon. san jose, partly cloudy skies, 59 degrees. looking at a relatively cool day for tomorrow with highs around downtown near 71 degrees. so, on top of that, we'll have increasing clouds and the winds picking up as we head through the afternoon tomorrow. now, notice the wind speeds. towards concord and fairfield, 20 to 28 miles per hour. that's helping to bring in the cool air off the ocean with ocean temperatures in the low 50s, knocking down the inland highs about 5 to 10 degrees below average for this time of year. it's good news for air quality. the winds still ongoing tomorrow. good air quality from the coast around the inner bay. no spare the air day tomorrow. we could have drizzle in the morning along the coast and peninsula where the highway 17 commute from santa cruz into the south bay. tri-valley too. 7:00, in the cloudy skies. temperatures upper 40s, to low 50s to start the day. high temperatures tomorrow for most spots inland 5 to 8 degrees below average. notice as you head to the east bay. concord towards antioch, highs in the mid 70s. low 70s. north to oakland, peninsula temperatures again in the 60s. palo alto 72 degrees. 58 in half moon bay. low 60s in downtown san francisco. 50s around ocean beach. you see the north bay with highs in the mid 70s. point reyes 62 degrees. one of the changes we'll see tomorrow. wind speeds picking up from 1:00 to 10:00 tomorrow night clouds filling in. these are not just low clouds but a weather system that will move in late tomorrow night and wednesday that may try to wring out a few isolated showers early on wednesday morning. so we'll watch this closely for maybe 4:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. wednesday morning. mostly cloudy skies, a few isolated showers. as early as lunchtime on wednesday the skies clear, and from there the stage will be set for a warmup for the second half of the week. rainfall projections, if that, maybe just heavy drizzle at times. you can see some of the target areas, the coast, peninsula, hills, and around the east bay. could get a little wet roads for tuesday night into early wednesday. as the system clears, we'll see our temperatures staying cool through tuesday. you will notice inland spots having a tough time getting close to 70 degrees. wednesday, as skies clear in the afternoon. temperatures trying to come up with mid 70s in the forecast for wednesday. as the system moves out, the system that will bring a slight chance of showers early wednesday morning, high pressure takes hold as we head into the first weekend of june, we'll see temperatures climbing at least 10 to 15 degrees. most noticeably so for the inland valleys towards the end of the seven-day forecast. after the blustery and windy weather, morning drizzle next two mornings. temperatures climbing into the 70s just in time for next weekend. bigger change for the inland temperatures to the mid to upper 80s. saturday, sunday, into the beginning of next week. so much better for pool-side weather or beach weather heading towards next weekend. >> suggesting what we should do next weekend. >> without gators. >> for sure. >> thanks, rob. familiar face at at&t park today. the smooth sounds of barry zito. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. lot happening at the giants game today...but it wasn )t just the brawl. well, as we have been showing you, a lot happening at the giants game today. it wasn't just the brawl. >> more than the brawl happened? >> there was! >> an old friend came to visit. barry zito. the former pitcher is now a country singer. ♪ ♪ ♪ when i was a little boy, my father told me ♪ ♪ dream big and dreams always and work hard ♪ >> impressive! >> you like it? >> yes, a lot. >> the former giants and ace pitcher embarking on the new country music career. he has a new album. not just the brawl. the giants' offense nonexistent. ryan zimmerman a home run. giving the nationals all the scoring they'd need. nationals win 3-0. the talk was the brawl later in the game. eighth inning. hunter strickland. you see it here. bryce harper. tomorrow the league office, already reviewing this. they'll likely announce suspensions for both players as early as tomorrow. we'll see for how many games. giants and nationals go at it again tomorrow night and then again on wednesday. so there could be retaliation here against the giants. >> let's talk about the a's. they were in cleveland playing the defend american league champion indians. cleveland jumped out to a five-run lead early thanks to a home run by carlos santana. late in the game chris davis hit his team-leading 16th home run. it wasn't enough. indians beat the a's 5-3. you might have seen it here on nbc bay area. the sharks played the penguins in the stanley cup final. tonight, though, the 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