for the first time in stanley cup history, congratulate one another. and the chant here is "let's go preds." the motohere was stand with us. these people did. stand with their team. all games this season, for the first time in the 19-year history were sold out. now, they wait for the handshake line to form. usually, it is the captains at the forefront of this. and eventually, it will begin. the first handshakes began in hockey. in 1904, before the national hockey league came into existence, long before they took possession of the stanley cup. part of an old canadian tradition. now they peel away from the celebration for congratulations to each other. leading the way, dumoulin for the penguins, and pk subban for the predators. with all that happened during the course of this, p.k. subban is coming close to sidney crosby. we will watch with interest. pat on the shoulders, and they move on. chris letang got into his young form, not able to play in the playoffs, not until next fall. but there to join his team. >> eddie: you have a lot of adversity. the penguins win without their best defenseman. all the injuries they had. all teams have injuries in the course of seven, eight weeks, nick bonino, can barely stand up, out there in the celebration. back to back, all the different line combinations for mike sullivan. this year, compared to last year. they shut out, after struggling in back to back games in five and six. you need everybody. you never know when your number will be called. an amazing run for the pittsburgh penguins. the goaltenders meet. >> mike: i thought we would be playing at expertly as these two played in this game tonight, and particularly on their home ice. the con smythe trophy is presented to the most valuable player in the playoffs. in previous years, mario lemieux won it in back to back years. sidney crosby has won it once, and malkin. the predators salute their fans, one last time. the conquest over chicago, st. louis, anaheim, and taking the defending champions to six. a team to be proud of. for sure. here is pierre with sidney crosby. >> pierre: last team to go back to back, the detroit red wings, what does it mean matching that? >> we knew it would be tough all year, we tried to keep with it. a lot of injuries, stuff like that we kept finding ways. that is what we did all season, all playoffs, it is great to be able to do it. >> pierre: how did it deep on the rails? killing off a huge five-on-three. >> yes, we had a boost from than. and horn with the big goal there. >> pierre: that gave you confidence, games three and four -- >> even four, i thought we did some good things, we got better as each series went on. we tried to do that in this series, i thought we did a good job with that. >> pierre: two olympic gold medals, three stanley cup, i know you are modest. talk about your legacy, what does it mean to your legacy? >> i don't think about it a lot. to share this with this group of guys, a good chunk were returning, even the new guy, to share it with the group. we knew it hadn't been done for a long time. to be able to accomplish it is a great feeling. >> pierre: congratulations. >> mike: very calm. he is 29. his first interview he did when he was seven. hagelin, into the empty net, the signal that the celebration back in pittsburgh could start. >> eddie: flat out asome. first shift of the game. the presentation of the con smythe trophy, he is announcer paul mccann. >> please direct your attention to the ice. for the most valuable player in the 2017 playoffs. nashville, you have been awesome. music city is clearly a hockey city. how about congratulating your predators and the penguins for a great stanley cup. for only the third time, the con smythe trophy is being awarded to the same person, two times in a row. sidney crosby, are you the playoffs' mvp. >> eddie: somebody should tell sid that he won it. >> mike: all the confusion, he has one thing to celebrate. to shake hands, pose for a picture. right in the middle, it looked like a selfie there. that is the times we live in now. in 1893, this thing looks pretty great. shined with brilliance. >> ladies and gentlemen, the stanley cup. >> mike: to mixed reviews, many wearing the gold of the predators are staying around. even though they are not happy with who is winning it, it is a marvel to behold. >> in our 100th year, and it is out fitting that a team, for the third time in two decades has been able to hoist it congratulations to the pittsburgh penguins and their great fans back in pittsburgh. congratulations to mario lemieux, jimmy rutherford, mike sullivan, and the players who managed to put it all together, two years in a row. captain, sidney crosby, it is your honor to hoist the stanley cup. >> mike: it is always to go with a skate. who gets it second, it is the guy who hadn't played in a playoff game until this spring, ron hainsey. what a remarkable moment and a tremendous spring for him. came to the team in february, played his first game against philadelphia at heinz field. it is his third stanley cup. winning important face-offs. when his team was shorthanded. cullen. and chris kunitz. this is number four. >> eddie: play with your role players. give you a bit of that physicality. that nasty, doc. a great pro. >> mike: malkin finishes with the most points of anybody in the playoffs. he now has three. >> mike: mark streit came to the team in the latter part of the season as insurance on defense. he played in the playoffs gallantly. they are not even here if not for marc-andre fleury, washington would have moveod and played ottawa. a 2-0 shutout in game seven for one of the many toasts of the town. there is another one. five shut-outs, you saw the guy who had them. >> mike: trevor daley's mom saw him hoist the stanley cup last year. he was handed it first by sidney crosby. she is not with us now. but it was a special moment for her and for her son. phil kessel gets it this time. the former predator. a guy playing banged up all playoff long. finds a way to be the man. that man, right there it, mike sullivan, pushed a lot of the right buttons, doc. a tremendous feeling of moving up and down the lineup. and mike sullivan seemed to have the touch of recognizing and putting guys together, whether they were the so-called fourth liners or the highly skilled guys. last year, smooth sailing, with the four combinations. this year. many, many different line combinations. >> pierre: wonder how he will do with this. the one foot is not very good. i guess he is okay. >> eddie: the adrenaline is flying doc. >> mike: well, they are too broken and too tired. they can't keep going on. that was against washington and ottawa. and actually, against nashville. they persist and win it. stay tuned on most of these nbc stations for your local news. on the west coast, sunday night with megan kelly. and the celebration continues live from nashville. for eddie olczyk, and pierre mcguire, i am mike emrick. nbc sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national hockey league. room towel. for the largest collection of championship merchandise, visit shop.nhl.com. the penguins are the stanley cup champions. supplies are limited so order today. it would be a great night to get it done to take advantage of the home crowd energy. >> that's right. right now, preparing to win it all. the warriors looking to capture the nba title tomorrow night and businesses in oakland are preparing for the celebration. >> the news starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker with a primetime edition of the news because of the stanley cup finals that just finished up. the warriors quest for another championship. it could be a big party in oakland tomorrow. the city is getting ready. >> nbc bay area serge joe quintana in downtown oakland. fans are hoping they can wrap this up tomorrow night. >> fans are ready for a great game. and some tell me they were hoping for that sweep in cleveland, but a big game, a big win for game five here in oakland is the next best thing pretty much. >> you get the city standing behind you, everybody supports locally. everybody's looking forward to going to their favorite establishment to watch the game. i prefer it this way so we can win at home. >> some fans are already wearing their blue and gold. one thing is sure, a home game on a weeknight is great for business. at luca's tap house, they were expecting the usual crowds for game night. there at the corner of grand and broad wade is usually a pretty busy spot if there's a big spot. the manager there tells me he is sure the city has made the necessary preparations for celebration. >> we are prepared for it. i think for the last game, they were prepared for if they did win or if they lost. what crowds would be like. just because bars are packed all over the area. >> reporter: game time is at 6:00. so he expects people who get out of work to head directly to their neighborhood bars. and here at alomar kitchen and bar, they're actually closed on monday nights. but they're going to be open tomorrow night and ready for the big crowds to watch that game. reporting live in oakland, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> seems like a good idea to have the stores open. the warriors practiced today at oracle absay they're ready to bring it and bring home a title in front of the home crowd. sports way area's mindi bach continues our coverage. >> reporter: if there's a small silver lining to the warriors game four loss in the finals in cleveland, it's that they have the opportunity to win an nba title on their home court. and that is a rarity in bay area professional sports. no bay area team has won a title in their home stadium or arena since oakland a's did it in 1974. stephen curry and company can end that drought monday. after practice today, curry was asked about the chance to win it all at home. >> haven't had that experience before. so it would be a great night to get it done, to take advantage of you know, the home crowd, the energy. you know, how poorly we played in game four to try to, you know, make the necessary adjustments energywise and focus weiss to get it done, and you know, we're in really good shape right now to have this opportunity tomorrow. i'm looking forward to it. >> reporter: coming up later, you'll hear from steve kerr on the critical adjustment they need to make for game five. draymond doubles down on his dig aimed at cleveland fans. >> so do stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of tomorrow's game 5. go to nbcbayarea.com to find complete coverage there. of course, we'll also have live updates tomorrow morning at 4:30 on "today in the bay." the top story tonight, a storm in the bay area. check it out. going to see lightning. there it is, lightning. video just taken from east of petaluma. hale, that hale falling in some parts of the bay area. this video sent to us by a viewer in sebastopol pea size hale and it's june. rob tracking the latest in the storm's path. this is weird june. >> it has moved on from the bay area. the main time frame during account peak heating of the day with winter-like cooler air aloft. the line of thunderstorms dropped the pea sized hale and lightning around petaluma. that weakening around 7:00 tonight. the radar turned dreifort bay area. all the action shifting off towards the east with the view around the sierra looks like this. 35 degrees, snow flying around squaw valley and through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning interstate 0 a winter weather advisory continues. 3 to 6 inches of snow above 7,000 feet into tomorrow morning. a chance of a stray shower standard highway 17. snow ongoing through monday morning. winter weather advisory. here's the big u turn in the forecast. seven-day forecast now half of it could include 90 degree temperatures across the bay area. when show you where and when they arrive in our seven-day forecast in about ten minutes. the wind causing troubles at the escape from alcatraz triathlon this morning in san francisco. the swim portion was canceled because it was too dangerous to swim in the bay. it's the first time that's happened in the race's 37-year history. the rest of the events did go on. remember, you can track the forecast with our free nbc bay area ap. click on the weather tab to get updates for where you live. and new tonight, an investigation into the discovery of a body in san jose's like almaden. it was found saturday morning. the lake is in south san jose near the almaden expressway. is the report came in initially as a medical call but aren't saying too much more about the person they found or or the cause of death. traffic tied up for hours tied up after a deadly crash. the driver of the convertible lost control on highway 21 west of napa. the car ended up rolling down a hill, killing the driver. investigators say they're not sure what led up to the crash. >> the driver in his 60s was traveling northbound on state route 121 and for an unknown reason he crossed into the outbound lanes of 121 off the shoulder into some trees and down an embankment. >> one car crashed, nobody else hurt. chp officers shut down several lanes of 121 to investigate causing a massive backup. traffic now back to normal. the congregation of an east bay church gathered to pray tod today after the church was a target of a hate crime. police say a man fired eight bullets into the statue outside catholic church in san leandro yesterday afternoon. police arrested the suspect shortly afterwards and say he had a gun in his waistband and struggled with officers. the act is being investigated as a hate crime. they say there is no evidence to suggest there are more threats to the church or its congregation. more than 672 hours after james comey's dramatic testimony on capitol hill, president trump is still talking about it. today, the president took another shot at the former fbi director on twitter. now, some republicans are urging the president to stop commenting on the issue. nbc bay area's marianne favro joins with us latest developments reporter. the focus may be on the president's comments made today, but this week, it's jeff comey's former boss, the attorney general who will be in the hot seat. though it's still unclear whether that hearing will be public. this is how president trump recently branded his former fbi director. >> he's a leaker. >> reporter: today from his new jersey home, the president fired at james comey again tweeting "i believe the james comey leaks will be far more prevalent than anyone thought possible. totally illegal, very cowardly." cowardly in quotes. an apparent personal shot at comey's own concession thursday. >> i was kind of a slightly cowardly way of trying to avoid telling him we're not going to do that. >> reporter: the president's commentary frustrating some republicans. >> you may be the first president in history to go down because you can't stop inappropriately talking about an investigation that if you just were quiet would clear you. >> reporter: frustration aimed in a different direction by the republican party chairwoman. >> i'm calling for an end to the investigations about the president trump's campaign colluding with the russians. there's been no evidence of it. i don't think that should continue. >> that's unlikely as the russia investigation puts attorney general jeff sessions back in the political hot seat. >> i did not have communications with the russians. >> reporter: in a surprise letter late saturday, the attorney general wrote is he pleased to accept the invitation of the senate intelligence committee to meet tuesday. but bay area senator dianne feinstein who has served on the judiciary committee 24 years says she feels the judiciary committee needs to be involved, too. >> it should be all hands on deck. and everybody should welcome a second committee getting involved, particularly on the technical legal aspects of obstruction of justice. >> reporter: feinstein said today the president projects unpredictability and every day is a new crisis. marianne favro, nbc bay areas news. melania trump and barron have officially moved into the white house. the two arrived in washington, d.c. tonight. they'll start living in the white house permanently. there you see them there, hopping off marine force one. the first lady tweeted out a picture of the view with a caption looking forward to the memories we will make in our new home. melania trump and the 11-year-old were living in new york city so he could finish out his school year. aides to the first lady said she plans to assume a more public schedule once the move is complete. more controversy for uber. reports of a potential shake-up involving top executives. plus, a bike ride with a learning lesson to boot. why dozens of people were hopping on their bicycles today looking to get a special view at the alameda waterfront. and cool and breezy for now around san jose, 59 degrees. highs tomorrow reaching the upper 60s, but later this week, parts of the bay area could see upper 90s. returning to the forecast more on a summer-like change in our weather when we come right back. marching for unity. people join marches in cities across the country fighting for lgbtq rights. >> the march comes one day before the one-year anniversary of the pulls nightclub massacre that happened in orlando that left 49 people dead. christie smith shows us the turnout today in san jose. >> reporter: at san jose city hall, people gathered, spoke up and prepared to march headed to a rally many said was critical in the current political climate. >> we are here to stand in solidarity against the bigotry and hatred that divides the nation especially as it relates to this community. >> in the crowd a number of politicians like zoe lofgren who says there has been success in recent times but also there's much at stake. >> there's still barriers across the country in a lot of states. people can be fired from their jobs because of their orientation. that's not right. so especially with trump in the white house, i think it's important for all of us to stand together for civil rights. >> reporter: hundreds of people joined the equality march for unity and pride san jose. a diversity group with a wide range of concerns, it was one of many marches. >> reporter: tom smith came with his husband bill to the plaza. >> i have been an activist in the '80s and seen this all happen before. it's time to come together in a very positive way. so i'm out here with everybody to rise up. >> we're not going to allow one election to reverse generations of progress. >> reporter: the focus was on solidarity and not turning back. >> we want to live in a place that values everyone. everyone has a contribution. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. as we reported, people across the country were demonstrating today. the centerpiece of the equality march was in washington, d.c. thousands of demonstrators marching past the white house. in los angeles, tens of thousands of people turned out to march in hollywood. many carrying signs reading love trump's hate. l.a.'s annual pride parade was renamed the resist march. >> while many marched today, some paid tribute to the 49 victims of the deadly shooting of the nightclub in orlando. this is the video of the memorial earlier outside of the pulls club. tomorrow will mark one year since omar mateen opened fire. he was killed during the standoff with police. many community members stood silently from front of the memorial today while others brought flowers. >> the whole community came together afterward and we all worked and raised money and tried to help as much as we could for the families. and it means a lot to be here. >> there is an effort that is under way to turn that nightclub into a permanent memorial for the victims. well, as uber struggles to recover from a string of controversies, the company's board is now meeting behind closed doors to review the results of an investigation into uber's workplace culture. tonight the fallout could reach the very top of the company. nbc's joe ling reports. >> reporter: uber, the $70 billion rising star of silicon valley falling today. the company's board meeting to consider the results of an internal investigation by former attorney general eric holder into widespread sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior inside the company. the board discussing the fate of top executives including ceo travis kalanick and voting on the future of chief business officer emil michael. so the question is how did we get to today. how did uber get to the point where a bunch of people in a boardroom in l.a. are trying to figure out its future. it was spark inside february by engineer susan fowler who blogged about repeated unwanted sexual advances by her bass. she said hr swept the incident under the rug. >> because he was a high performer. eo travis kalanick who was blamed launch add investigation into the allegation saying anyone who behaves this way or thinks this is okay will be fired. last week, at least 20 employees were fired for harassment. bullying and inappropriate behavior as a result of a second investigation. uber did not comment today and holder will present his findings to all employees on tuesday. more speed butchs on the horizon for the raid haling giant. >> we are getting our first look at a california store that sold a have i very lucky powerball ticket. muir yet at that time liquor south of los angeles sold the winning ticket and matched all of last night's powerball jackpot numbers. that's never happened to us. >> one ticket. >> the whole thing. the ticket is worth $448 million. it's the tenth largest prize in u.s. history. murrieta liquor and dele mostly indicators to travelers and the retirement community of sun city. the family that owns the store will also get $1 million themselves for selling the winning ticket. the winner has one year to claim the prize. >> a bike ride in the east bay today to look at the future. dozens of people gathered in alameda for a bike tour of the island's northern water front slated for development. developers talked about their plans. one of the sites would have water on three sides making for stunning views. ground breaking on the mixed use sites could begin as early as this year. >> pretty interesting weather today. there's wind and kind of the fog came in and rain drops. >> hale. >> everything, snow. i mean, we've run out of weather icons in one day. we've seen all kinds of weather. usually after we've had intense rain and the sun comes out, skies clear, we get beautiful views around the area. thanks to viewers like you and weather watchers with nice cameras, we get views like this from simon from san francisco. a rainbow, the unusual june weather today did not disappo t disappoint. right now, you can see the clear skies, breezy, 57 degrees. rain-free and likely staying that way through the rest of tonight. 62 in oakland. san jose peninsula hilltops south bay hills toward santa cruz might see an isolated shower into tomorrow morning. we'll keep the winds going as you can see along the coast. san francisco at times 20 to 30-mile-per-hour winds. that will also likely keep tomorrow's highs running a bit below average. radar has dried out for now. most of the action moved off toward the sierra where snow levels close to 5500 feet. winter weather advisory for snow continues till about 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. this is the culprit, a winter-like area of low pressure. this drop into northern california with the heating of the day and cool air aloft, a perfect recipe for convective showers and thunderstorms now that the sun has set, we've lost a lot of that energy. so maybe an isolated shower as the moisturizes over the hilltops around the peninsula and east of san jose. by around lunchtime tomorrow, skies begin to clear. northwest winds keep our temperatures down for now. big changes in the second half of the week. 40s and 50s tomorrow morning. jacket weather, at least to start the week for the morning. highs tomorrow running fairly cool. upper 60s, low 70s. may feel cooler with the winds picking up out of the northwest from 15 to 30 miles per hour. tri-valley, temperatures from mid 60s in oakland, 70 in livermore. peninsula temperatures mostly in the mid 60s. low 60s into san francisco. you got the west winds up to 20 miles per hour. around the north bay, highs in the low to mid-70s as the north winds pick up late in the day around santa rosa. the reason why the seven-day forecast just takes off for the end of the week, instead of a cold low pressure system, we've got high pressure building in. both across the desert southwest and off to the west of california. and underneath this ridge of high pressure, temperatures set to climb hundreds likely around sacramento and stockton. for the tri-valley and concord, by the end of next weekend, we could really see those temperatures climbing up. san francisco, that will be one of the spots suc escape the heat. mid-70s likely towards the end of the week. breezy at times for tomorrow. then an isolated shower chance still possible in the valleys. cool start to the week. notice friday and saturday, 90s. we'll show you seven day locations around the area. palo alto could be close to 90 as you start next weekend. one of the hotter spots, livermore you were in the mid 60s this weekend. could see upper 90s for next weekend. so this heat spell that's coming starting friday long-range models could keep 90s in the forecast for five to seven days. as nice as all the snow is and the hale today, a real taste of smert second half of the week. >> all the kids getting out of school. will feel like summer. still ahead, it is becoming a growing problem for people who take prescription drugs. >> life-saving medication can also mean financial disaster. look at how the pharmaceutical industry is responding to a bipartisan plan to cut costs. nearly half of the population in the u.s. takes some form of prescription medication. but so many of these life-saving drugs can mean financial ruin for patients. >> tom costello reports how the pharmaceutical industry is responding to a bipartisan plan to cut those costs. >> reporter: 25-year-old ballerinas aren't supposed to go bald or start a go fund me page to pay for cancer treatments. but maggie is back at mercy hospital in baltimore. >> okay, and you're taking calcium plus vitamin d, one tablet twice a day. >> yes. >> reporter: fighting terminal breast cancer. ♪ >> reporter: the dance floor is where she feels most at home. your passion is what? >> dancing and living. >> reporter: and living. >> and living, yes. because i never know what tomorrow has in store. >> reporter: but the targeted drug therapy that keeps her living is expensive. $8,000 for just the two iv bags hanging today. >> without these drugs? >> i wouldn't be here and would have died in in 2014. >> reporter: nationwide drug costs are expected to rise as much as 11% last year after climbing 11% last year. specialty drugs up 18%. >> americans pay more for them than singly anybody in the world. it's because we let them do it to us. >> reporter: congress is considering allowing the government to negotiate lower drug prices. speeding up approval for generic drugs requiring drug companies to justify price increases and approve imported drugs from outside the u.s. but the pharmaceutical industry is waging a massive campaign to fight everts that would force them to cut prices. the pharmaceutical industry tells nbc news the pace of price increases has slowed and we support enhancing the competitive market and fostering the continuing development of new medicines. meanwhile, maggie still dancing, will be back in three weeks for her cancer meds. >> they're very expensive. i'm 25 and i hope to live a lot longer, at least till i'm 50, hopefully. >> reporter: tom costello, nbc news, baltimore. we'll be right back. steve kerr appeared at today's media session leading up to game five relaxed and wearing a shirt that said super villains across it. he said the warriors troubles in their loss were easy to see on tape, not boxing out. poor one-on-one defense and communication breakdowns. but that any adjustments needed for game five are not strategic. >> you know, i always say the biggest adjustment in the playoffs that you make is always an emotional one. you can tweak some things but are we going to play hard? are we going to get after it and compete or are we going to do what we did the other night which is allow three-point shooters to get open, give up offensive boards. that's up to us. that's more competitive wise. >> in regards to cleveland fans booing him after his technical foul in game four, draymond green made headlines when he said "they don't seem to be the sharpest people around." he stood by the comment when he was asked about it at today's practice. >> i didn't bash them. i just gave them my thoughts. saying they're not sharp is bashing them. >> they boo me, and you know, that wasn't sharp. >> everybody saw you -- >> i knew i did. maybe i'm a little sharper than others then, i don't know. but they played hit the road jack and i didn't hit the road. i didn't think that was that sharp. maybe you thought that was sharp. i was looking at reality. i know i wasn't -- >> warriors fans can remain sharp by watching our warriors coverage on "nbc sports" bay area. we start 90 minutes before tipoff with warriors central playoffs and the happy hour. we then add warriors outsiders after the game. we'll be on air as long as needed. giants and twins, the dog days of summer came early to at&t park. these are the fun kind. bottom of the seventh two, on for buster posey fires one down the left field line. that would clear the bases. giants take the lead. posey 3 for 5 with four rbis in this game. next up, hunter pence adjusted his pants and it paid off. into the gap in left center. off the wall. that brings in posey, the giants' season high 17 hits and 13 runs as they march to a 13-8 win. final game of a four-game set between the a's and rays. top of the fourth with the a's up by two. stephen vogt. the a's catcher coming through. he belts this one to right center. that allows yonder alonso to come home. 3-0 a's. the third rbi of the game for vogt. but with only one-run lead, colby rasmus ties up with that shot to dead center. the rays would take the lead on a sacrifice fly. so the bases loaded in the top of the ninth. khris davis goes down swinging with the tying run on third. a's lose, 5-4. both the a's and giants off on monday. rafael nadal between stan roy rink can 6-2, 6-3, 6-1 on the way to picking up a record tenth french open title. >> 7 nadal has 15 grand slam trophies overall but his best on the clay courts. overall, 79-2 in his matches at the famed tournament. you have extra cash laying around? a resale site posted sales of $90,000 and $82,000 for a pair of tickets on the floor for game five of the nba finals at oracle. i would say i'm surprised but this is after all, the bay area. that's it for sports. more news after the break. 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[ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] the san joaquin delta, one of the state's most important waterways supporting people across the state and also home to some of the state's most important fish. >> it is. joe rosato junior showing us rigid monitoring that helps to shed light on that i ever post drought conditions. there are few waterways mentioned more, debated more, thought over more, than the san joaquin delta. >> this is like the life blood of california. >> reporter: but seven days a week, hour upon hour, politics remain back on shore. >> the weather is perfect. >> reporter: as biologists from the u.s. fish and wildlife service head to work. >> looks good. >> reporter: all day long, at the watery intersection of the sacramento and san joaquin rivers. >> ready rick? >> reporter: researchers fling empty nets that return with a full snapshot of the delta. >> we're responsible for monitoring all the native and non-native fish populations in the whole delta out into the san francisco bay. >> which ones are tagged? >> reporter: these researchers have become the delta's eyes and ears, monitoring this last stop before the fish head to the san francisco bay and out to the ocean. >> we'll do water quality. we'll collect temperature. >> temperature 16.5. >> we do a lot of trawling like today which is dragging a net through the water and seeing what pops up. >> reporter: today we're seeing a lot of. >> salman, both hatchery and potentially wild run. >> 92 stage five. >> spring run. >> 86 stage five. >> fall run. >> reporter: through the last few years of the state's gripping drought, these nets have returned with fewer chinook salman, minnows and delta smelt. >> we saw them continue to decline quite a bit during the drought itself. we're now starting to see indications some of them are picking up a little bit. >> that's all those guys. >> reporter: the daley sampling helps water managers decide when and how much water to release. it's the kind of controversial decision that often pits farmers against fishermen. >> provides numerous functions that are vital to our economy and our livelihood for the fish, for the people. >> reporter: but here on the water. >> looks good, fish are the focus and the flowing waters of the delta just another day at the office. joe row at that time toe junior. >> i love it out here. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> nice place to work for sure. a big turnout for the walk to cure lupus. the 23rd annual event in saratoga started at 8:00 this morning. a lot of purple. organized by the lupus foundation of northern california. hundreds showed up despite windy conditions to raise more than $93,000. take a look at the handsome twins. they look familiar. >> they're somehow related to me. >> they are somehow related. >> rob and sarah doing a lot more lupus. the boys didn't know they were but they were. >> but they also were helping out. >> they were bundled up. it was cool and breezy. appreciate the sport. everyone wearing purple on set for the lupus foundation of northern california. interesting day. cool and breezy to start. no sign of rain anywhere and in the middle of the afternoon, north bay towards the east bay, big thunderstorms, hale, lightning. downpours. everything has cleared out. 57 degrees san francisco there. still breezy around san francisco. pretty view over oakland at 60. winds out of the west up to 25 miles per hour. san jose 5 degrees. might see an isolated shower or two around some of the foothills south of san jose. squaw valley snow flying right now. winter weather advisory. if you have travel plans in the sierra, continues through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. everything wraps up up here. we could see a half foot of snow above 7,000 feet, perhaps setting daley records given how late in the year. here is the cold weather system. you had winter-like cool air aloft. strong daytime heating. june type daytime heating a good recipe for convective showers. thunderstorms. look at the time frame from 2:00 to 5:00 through napa, vaccaville. a quarter inch of rain. as the line moved south, weakening as we approached sunset, that was the other half of the fuel to power up the storms. now that the sun has set, you can see a lot of showers have moved off toward the sierra where the snow will continue to fly. most of the shower activity tomorrow will be around the sierra. a slight chance of a stray shower around the peninsula hilltops for the morning. we'll start off with mostly cloudy skies around the south bay. gradual clearing in the afternoon. tomorrow the coolest day of the week ahead. upper 60s to low 70s around the santa clara valley. 70s towards the tri-valley. mainly low 70s to upper 60s. peninsula temperatures in the mid 60s. san francisco still cool. winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. north bay, highs in the mid-70s. as this system continues to move on out, drier air continues to slowly clear our skies out. once we pass 10:00 a.m., you can see mostly clear conditions setting the stage for high pressure to build in, especially wednesday and thursday. also a high expanding outwards over the desert southwest means a recipe for 90s across the valleys. on the coast, some relief 3760s and 70s there. inland big-time warmup in the forecast. san francisco comfortable. some nice days ahead with the numbers in the mid-70s. inland, this is where temperatures take off. many spots will be in the 60s tomorrow and then mid-90s inland. including san jose. we'll give you a spot forecast here taking you through next week. that's san jose, low 90s. >> tri-valley, areas south of san jose, saratoga could see upper 90s. >> thank you very much. >> it will feel like summer. >> thanks for joining us. see you again tonight at 11:00. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! ♪ ♪ ♪ when the truth is found to be lies. ♪ david freiberg: there was a possibility for things to happen, and a possibility for changing the world. vicki pollack: i just really believed 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