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welcome to the subway overtime intermission report presented by subway. subway, eat fresh. >> what an opening night for the stanley cup playoffs. we've seen a little bit of everything. the hits, goal scoring, good goaltending. this one will need extra time for a good outcome. as we welcome you into the subway overtime intermission report. let's back you up to the beginning of this game. we'll show you how things started on opening night in

washington, d.c. no surprise tom wilson is involved. >> bad luck on the stick but a real smart play from t.j. oshie here attacking the defender with no stick. he goes back to wilson who burries over the glove. >> boston unable to score. under 7 minutes to go, jake debrusk scoring. >> k.t., boston 80%. a win from lazar. a shot from debrusk in the back of the net. bad news for washington, not only is it a goal against, you have to put in your backup goalie. third stringer craig anderson in. >> he will be 40 this week. looking good when he came in. the caps get him some goal assurance. >> brendan dillon. looked like it's dillon's goal and washington takes the career.

>> first playoff goal for dillon. bergeron trying to get a goal but it goes off the post. >> they do a better job getting to the paint, disrupting anderson. spins around. has the puck on his heel. somehow this thing stays out. pastrnak trying to figure that out. 2-1. >> dmitry orlov, boston on the fourth power play. >> sharpie, you mentioned getting to that complaint, that's what happens here, a three-on-one for the caps and lars eller hits it off the cross board. >> looks like tuukka's leaning towards the pass. short side goes off the bar and stays out. >> to the third period, alex ovechkin just hunting. >> what a rush for ovechkin, cutting across the middle and beating lausanne. he did a good job there.

>> jeremy lauzon. they needed seven games. all of them were determined by one ghoel. it was joel ward that won it in overtime in game number seven. two goaltenders holding serve. let's start with the caps because it has not been an easy run for them and he's doing wep in that. vitek vanecek, we showed it. more importantly, he does something to the lower body. that's it for him. in comes the man himself, craig anderson. been around a long time. things didn't exactly start the way it always does for a goaltender. smoothly stays square to the shooter as the net comes off the

moorings, they're going to do a lot more of this. get it to the blue paint and make him make the saves. >> tuukka looks very strong. hasn't been tested as much as the other end. great command. >> we still have a lot of those rebounds coming off but tuukka's looked very calm, responding there either. he kind of controls himself and controls his motion in the increase nkts but boston had missed 21 shots, maybe they need a little more pressure on craig anderson. meanwhile, we'll get the guy's picks to see who will win. perhaps it's ove. he's been all over the ice.

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night one. no shortage of playoff experience for the two teams on the ice tonight. patrice bergeron and nicklas backstrom leading with 4 playoff goals. alex ovechkin no playoff o.t. winners. going into his 41st overtime game in the playoffs. >> stunning. >> who's winning this game? >> i've got taylor hall. he's been all over the ice. he seems energized. he's been confident. drawn two penalties. >> nice with the puck, too, hasn't he? got his feet moving. through the neutral zone. i agree with that. i'm going with john carlson with the capitals. late man in the rush. subhits him. >> if he does he has to get it past tuukka rask. getting a couple of tests early on in this game and late as well. tuukka standing tall to the challenge.

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>> brendan: welcome to overtime presented by the new all electric volkswagen i.d. 4 suv. from capital one arena in d.c. we are tied at 2. this, bouch, why you sign a veteran like craig anderson. in case you need them. >> brian: essentially without covid, all hands on deck. vanecek injured in the first period. anderson's come in. he's been good. i've been critical about rebound control but considering the fact he's only played four games this season, it's understandable there may be rebounds left there. we'll see how he responds. not an easy situation to be thrown into considering how tough it is, i think he's done a pretty good job. >> brian: been great in his career in overtime.

>> brendan: 11-5 in overtime in his career. his last playoff game in 2017 and lost in double overtime when he was with ottawa. on the other side, tuukka rask, 12-11. here's pastrnak right away with a shot blocked by orlov. give away, marchand. it's raffl. sheary up ice across the line. last year in the playoffs there were 28 games that required extra time including the round robin games that started things off for the higher ranked teams. so far in 2021 we have gone the extra session here in washington, d.c. lars eller hangs onto it. want to know if anyone goes all the way down. >> keith: looks like an early chance for pastrnak.

dmitry orlov, good defense sieve play. trying to pull it and snap it past the capitols defenseman. orlov does well to stay in front of it and gains possession of the puck shortly after that. >> brendan: eller and krejci to take the face-off in the boston zone. paul and smith on either side of krejci. orlov is able to find the puck in the skates of smith. michael raffl trying to clear. kept in by krejci. this time he goes across to dmitry. everyone going to the bench. lauzon hit in deep. anderson in for brendan dillon. wilson, debrusk, dillon, ritchie in that order.

schultz around the ice. coyle cut it off. played out. that shot blocked by carlo. alexander ovechkin. play continues. ovechkin takes the ice. strome, high and wide. here's chara. coyle had it for a while and he went down. jensen kept it in. here's strome wanted oshie and he takes it from him. tom wilson, his pass. now for bruins captain. he was the bruins captain until this season.

jensen flips it away from nick ritchie. wilson on the cut back jams it deep. miller stops it for lauzon. that was lazar taking the puck and winding up off side with wagner as wilson comes back after lazar. >> keith: lazar did really well to take over and the boston bruins are still on the scene. we have an exchange of words back and forth. hasn't been a lot of that. i would expect that to continue here in overtime. >> a lot of it has been kept to easy play. not a lot of extracurricular.

for boston, that's something that has to stay this way throughout the series that washington has and had had for the evening. just one power play for the boston bruins. hagelin swings that one out. wagner for debrusk on to lazar. he'll chase after it. cut off by schultz. debrusk cut off his pass. puck still there against the kick plate. came free for a moment. george ron helps it out. back to patrice bergeron who haes four career winners. so does niklas backstrom for the capitols. here's hathaway.

room to move for matt grzelcyk. lost it. shut down by michael raffl. a shot over the top of the net. connor sheary bangs it back down to carlson. the goal line off the stick of risk. eller had some lumber there as well. kept moving by carl on. lars eller spins on mcavoy. to the front. got through but right to pastrnak. or land, that was loved and held by anderson. >> orlov doing a job. he sold a puck from cast are knack. he knows eller's there.

those are plays too, right? a smart play to be to throw it. if you open up that stick up and the 5-hole, rask made a great call on. something you want to make sure you're 100%. i weighed myself and boston will regroup. tuukka rask only one won game in the bubble before he had to leave the team for family reasons. that tipped the net and now back up to it. that was a 2-1 overtime game that he won against the carolina hurricanes. here's wilson. oshie from out high and he scores!

t.j. oshie and the caps take game one! >> keith: that's what it feels like to lose a playoff game in overtime and that's how you feel when you win it. brendan dillon made a tremendous block that allowed the washington capitols to exit the zone. craig anderson picks up the win. capitals take up the puck. wilson gets the puck over the line before anybody else gets there. looks like a tip-in front, possibly by doud on the shot by oshie. quick release from oshie. there's the stick in front. drops the puck down and through rask for the overtime winner.

>> brian: that gets deflected in front. that's got to be doud's goal. from what i see. hold on. the lines men are getting the head set on. the entire boston bruins bench has stayed with the exception of tuukka rask who immediately -- >> referee: the play is under review for off side prior to the goal. >> brendan: this is not challengeable in overtime but initiated by the national hockey league. >> keith: it was wilson carrying the puck. he has to clearly take it into the zone, meaning entirely over the blue line before any other member of the capitals enters the zone. watch where the puck is for wilson and does he get it over the line? looks like he does on that angle. unless there's somebody on the far side.

i think the capitals are going to have a win in overtime. >> brendan: yes. this should be a good goal. >> referee: after video review it was confirmed that the play was on side. we have a good goal. game winner for nick doud. they lost their goaltender in the first player. they find a way to get the win for craig anderson who will turn 40 on friday. >> keith: what a job craig anderson did in this game coming in in relief. there's the play by wilson. anderson's going to feel some relief when he watches this go into the net. tipped by doud driving the net facing the play and having the presence of mind to get a tip on that shot from t.j. oshie and big hug from oshie right there

who it was questionable whether or not he would play in the game tonight. left the bench at one point, came back. the hands of oshie involved in the winning goal. >> keith: three stars of the game. jake debrusk picks up the goal. alexander ovechkin. very noticeable and then t.j. oshie right now credited with the game-winning goal. i think dowd may get that. terrific job by all three of them. you just watched a great game. >> brendan: t.j. is standing by with brian boucher. >> brian: t.j., let's talk about this hockey game. obviously a lot of emotion. you came out with a victory. what impressed you with the play. >> just that we stuck with it. we knew we were going to get a physical game. we stuck with it.

you come into the game with your game plan. they have their game plan and a lot of times it's who sticks with it the longest. >> brian: you lose your starting goaltender. talk about the play of craig anderson to step in and do a job. why was he able to do that? >> he's a great goaltender. he came in, obviously got a lot of experience and i think just not knowing he was going to come in, coming in, i think he was pretty calm back there for us. made a couple of big saves for us and put the bench at ease. he did a fantastic job. first star. >> initially we gave you credit for the game-winning goal. you can tell us whether or not nick dowd tipped it. can you describe what you saw in that play, how the play developed and led to the game-winning goal. >> i hope dowd scored. he's having a hell of a year. i'm not sure if it was krejci or who was in front of me. i tried to hit it as hard as i

could and miss his leg. i didn't see it go in, i saw a bunch of guys skating at me from the bench. either way, whoever got it, we're so happy. >> i just got word it is nick dowd. you get the helper. thanks for your time. >> it's all good. >> two assist game for t.j. oshie. nick dowd scores his first playoff goal. thanks for watching the stanley cup playoffs on nbc. caps take game one 3-2 in overtime. tonight on nbc it's an all new snl. the series continues with game two monday at 7 eastern -- 7:30 eastern on nbc sn. for keith jones, brian boucher, i'm brendan burke saying so long from washington, d.c.

right now, mask confusion. if you have gotten the shot can you take the face coverings off? what the cdc says and why people are unsure. a day against hate. dozens rallying to show the support of asian-american. what is the california ag is doing. first an israeli air strike leveling a building in gaza. the death toll mounting for families and here in the bay area thousands turn out to show support. the news at 7:30 starts right now. good evening. thank you for joining us. >> we are following developing news here at home. thousands turned out in san francisco today for what's being called a protoast in sip port of palestine opposing actions

israel. groups led that rally at 16th and valencia upset at what they see bias support of israel while palestinians suffer. >> as americans, as world citizens we should all be concerned about oppression anywhere, about war crimes taking place in palestine right now. >> after the rally the group took to the streets waving flags and carrying signs. the crowd stretched for several blocks. the situation in the middle east is escalating. an high-rise building. israel claimed that hamas was operating inside and it accused the militant group as using journalists as human shields. earlier today the owner of the

building got a call from the israeli military saying that the property would be hit. journalists went across the street to film the destruction. >> we narrowly escaped a huge loss of life. we had 12 journalists in that building and those brave journalists not only were able to get out but salvage much of the equipment because it's pompbt that we continue to tell this story. >> the strike was just one of a number that israel has carried out in the last 24 hours. on the palestinian side 140 people have been killed in this latest violence. on the israeli side nine people dead. >> president biden spoke with leaders about the escalating violence on a phone call with israeli prime minister netanyahu the president again expressed the support of self defense against rocket attacks from terrorist groups and raised

concerns of civilian deaths and spoke with palestinian author president abbas and extended support to enjoy the dignity, security and freedom and economic opportunity they deserve. >> you can find the latest on the website. mounting confusion across the bay area after the cdc's new guidance that people that are fully vaccinated can ditch the masks in most settings. at least 55% of the u.s. population received a dose of the vaccine. according to the cdc tonight at least 19 states have changed the mask mandate because of the guidance. california is not one of them. >> adding to confusioning businesses like starbucks saying that masks would be required only to reverse course in 24 hours making them optional for

fully vaccinated people. when will we hear from california on the updated guidance? let's bring in our reporter live in morgan hill. mary anne? >> i'm here at trader joe's that announced that it would no longer require fully vaccinated customers to wear a mask. however, that change has not gone into effect yet because it is up to each individual county in the state to make the call. right now all of the counties are waiting for california, the state, to make a decision. some shoppers say that they cannot wait to go maskless in stores while others say they plan to keep the mask on because they just felt it was too soon to go without it. still others are waiting for guidance from california which still has not said if it will mirror the cdc's new recommendations. >> just reflects how northern

california feels about masks which is always more conservative than the rest of the country and whether or not they'll sort of take the recommendations carte blanche or finesse the recommendations remains to be seen. >> reporter: usf infectious specialist says for most healthy fully vaccinated people it appears to be safe to be in a store without a mask because research shows that those vaccinated don't tepid to get the disease and don't transmit it to others but says individuals need to make their own decisions based on their risk, especially if they're immui no compromised and you may not be absolutely sure that the people in the store truly are vaccinated because after all it is based on the honor system and no one at the front door that's

checking to look for proof that you truly have been vaccinated. so something to keep in mind. reporting live in morgan hill, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. as leaders weigh the mandate how vaccinated is the bay area? this map right here shows you the percentage of people with at least one shot. marin county has the most with 86% of its population partially vaccinated. most of the other counties above 70%. here's the percent fully vaccinated. marin the most with 73% fully vaccinated. the other counties all in dark green that means they have more than 50% vaccinated. >> here's an idea to help get tough to reach people vaccinated. a site in san francisco visitation valley neighborhood is now open on saturdays.

up until now it is open monday through friday. organizers said they needed to expand. >> we are only doing it on weekdays and some people can't get to us working or what have you. >> vaccinations available for people 12 and up. organizers say 65% of the in visitation valley are vaccinated. our website is tracking the change of stores. you can find the latest on the website at nbc bay area.com. breaking news, a brush fire in los angeles has burned more than 100 acres. you are looking at live video from the palisades fire. this is from the helicopter there. this is just north of santa monica. firefighters responded overnight but burning at a rapid pace this evening. people in the area are told to

evacuate. no injuries reported yet. let's check in with meteorologist rob majeda on what to expect. >> to the north and west of down on the los angeles, cool temperatures, high humidity but very dry hillsides and that's the fire fuel there allowing that fire to flare up within the last hour or so. notice the temperatures around the bay area cool. seeing the sea breeze out there. temperatures in the 50s. humidity looks good but like southern california the bay area hillsides summer dry and so with the winds we continue to see elevated fire danger. a chance of lightning sparked fires. watching the showers. some in lake county. we might see isolated showers from the weakening storms over

the bay area with drizzle at times into tomorrow morning. another threat of lightning sparked fired. more thunderstorms there. cool and breezy around the bay area why when temperatures may try to warm up in the forecast. >> thank you. rallies across the nation and here in the bay area to denounce anti-asian hate and promote unity. nbc bay area's christie smith explains. >> we don't tolerate any kind of hatred of all races. >> reporter: susan park came to oakland's chinatown to be part of a movement. >> there's always been hatred against api. probably very underreported. and so, a lot of reasons for being here and showing support. >> reporter: people gathered for the rally, one of many events for rally against hate. >> solidarity and community against anti-asian hate and all

forms of racism, violence. >> wore doing so much to protest against hate and attacks. and recently i know many of you know that i was -- >> reporter: carl chan urged unity. many community groups came with mayors and elected leaders. >> we have too much that's in common with all of us to divide us. >> reporter: california attorney general addressed the crowd. >> this week i announced that the beginning of the racial justice bureau in the justice department to fight back against hate and against hate violence. >> reporter: daniel wu spoke. >> unite together. so let's say united for oakland. >> reporter: then they blew whistles demonstrating

solidarity and self protection and then marched downtown. >> what do we want? >> unity. >> when do we want it? >> no. >> in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> rallies across the nation today calling for an end to anti-asian violence. this is outside the state capitol building. organizers of this actions say they want to raise awareness of the verbal and physical violence . the reporting forum said they received more reports of more than 2,800 anti-asian incident bs in march alone. in new york city a banner read unity against hate. whistles were handed out to encourage those that feel threatened to use them. the idea is potential victims can sound the alarm. the primary settings for acts of discrimination have shifted from businesses to streets and parks. the highest number of reported

incidents from california and new york. two homicides in san francisco both today and taking hours apart in the same area. first happened about 10:00 this morning. a man shot and pronounced dead at the hospital and then a second shooting. two people shot. one later pronounced dead. the second is treated at the hospital for life threatening injuries. anyone with information asked to call the police tip line. we'll show you a family who made their trip to get the vaccine a family affair. after a year it's back open. where you can take your kids for a fun day tomorrow.

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clinic this morning. they had their brother along as well. they had just missed the cutoff for pfizer's vaccine until last week when it was approved for 12 to 15-year-olds. the doctor is granted vaccine by the county due to the high number of volunteers she recruited. the family will be back in three weeks for their second dose. the monterey bay aquarium is back open to the public for the first time in more than a year. the aquarium closed in march of 2020. one week before california issued the first shelter in place order. from blue whales to jellyfish see them all there. animal lovers excited to be back. >> i'm super excited to be able to go back in because i actually want to be a marine bile gist so this is cool and can't wait to see the penguins because they're my favorite animals.

>> a place to take your children or your child. you know? darius would love it. >> he would. >> go to the aquarium. don't just rush down there. reserve the time online. big step this weekend. muni bringing back service today. this is the first time since last august. new bus rooutds debuted with upgraded wi-fi service and the f line, the beautiful f line from the castro is back up and running again. taking bart you might experience some delay just the transit service began work today between the south hay ward and union city stations. part of the track shut down for crews to replace parts of that track. some have been in use nearly 50 years. since 1972. bart will offer free shuttle buses to bridge passengers. expect to add 20 to 25 minutes to the trip. the work will take place in

october. ski season at squaw valley going out with a bang. the popular ski resort closed early for the day because of lightning strikes in the area. video taken from the squaw valley cam. see it's cloudy? snowy, slushy up there. the final weekend of the season. tomorrow's forecast not looking that good if you think about going up there to get in some skiing, rob, right? >> watching the thunderstorms in the sierra drifting to the west at times and bring a slight chance of a few showers closer to the bay area overnight. it is the drizzle storm that continues and the coast and san francisco. chilly 66 degrees. a good taste of that sea breeze throughout the day today and san jose low 60s. jacket weather but the interesting part of the forecast could be more drizzle and maybe a slight chance of showers. air quality is not a problem

this weekend. thanks to that strong sea breeze. pollen still an issue. olive and oak. grasses coming down a little bit. so we got some low clouds on the coast but notice coming in from the north and east showers that are weakening on approach. what's left will clip the north and east bay and we won't rule out showers up around napa county overnight and then stories shifting back to the drizzle storm. and a cool and breezy finish to your weekend. tomorrow morning waking up to 50s. mist and drizzle again and then for the afternoon inland seeing the clearing skies and not much clearing on the coast. see san francisco near 60. 71 in san jose. and north bay temperatures a combination of upper 60s and low

80s. the best chance for thunderstorms tomorrow you heard the story on the ski resorts, towards yosemite and the showers more towards the south and east and then temperatures may climb on tuesday. pretty interesting in the long range forecast. upper level systems moving through. may not get measurable rain but reinforce the onshore wind at times. so cooler than average temperatures here to wrap up the weekend and possibly all the way to next weekend and this is good news considering the fire danger, the lightning strikes can be a problem but the storms that are in the long range forecast are still producing at least some rain and possibly some high elevation snow at times. overall good news. the hillside's dry but the humidity levels are up and chances of showers in the mountains. around san francisco cool and

breezy. tuesday probably the warmest day of the week but mild by our standards. valley temperatures, too, the 70s. mid-70s around tuesday. breezy but not a dry north wind. onshore breezes so drizzle at times, cool temperatures again as we head towards next weekend. not tracking a heat wave in that 7-day forecast. back to you. >> fantastic. >> cool temperatures and the sea breeze. >> thank you. now talking about the nail biting warriors. >> yeah. let's be honest. it is not a great season. exciting and they have something to play for. they have a sunday show down with memphis. i'll tell you what's at stake. sports is next.

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season will have a playoff feel. the warriors take on memphis sunday amp. the winner locks up the 8th seed why the loser falls to 9th for the play-in tournament. >> looking at this as we have to win 2 out of the next 3 games. so basically that starts tomorrow so in effect tomorrow is a playoff game. >> a lot of guys in this experience. it is just basketball. you might feel the adrenaline. it is all about getting a win. >> to football. mini rookie camp begins. day two for them. this is video from friday's workout. all eyes on the new quarterback. he's focused on learning the play book and trying to establish his role with this group. >> i want to be a leader for these guys and they can lean on and ask questions regardless of

what it is and looking forward to our group of guys and the rookies coming in and being able to hopefully lead them and help them out and get us going in the right direction. how about the santa clarita women's soccer team? started six weeks late for the season why the preseason canceled and monday night they will play florida state for the national championship. i spoke with two of their players about the broncos amazing run. >> my team is so excited. we have been working tirelessly to get to this point. >> it's mind blowing the work is paying off and the struggle and tears we have been through are amounting to this. >> florida state's undefeated on the season and been in this position before with a top seed. what do you have to do to go in there and beat them for the victory on monday night? >> they are an amazing team and i think if we play our game we'll give them a run for their money. >> have you allowed yourself to

think what it might feel like and look like if you get the win on monday night? >> it is hard to keep it out of your mind but we try to live in the moment. florida state is a great opponent and we're excited for the challenge. to baseball. the giants in pittsburgh. bottom nine. score tied at 6. not anymore. jacob stallings crushes a two-run walkoff homer. the pirates rally to beat the giants, 8-6. >> it's very high toward right field. at the wall. gone. >> miguel with a three-run shot. the twins rally to beat the a's, 5-4. emotional night for this year's class into the basketball hall of fame. the late kobe bryant headlined the class of inductees.

his wife and daughter natalia on hand for the ceremony and gave kobe's acceptance speech. the preakness stakes. kentucky derby winner medina spirit in the field despite testing positive for a banned substance after the derby. had the lead. mid night burr brown second. and medina spirit was third. back to the warriors. hey, they just need to win one. if they win tomorrow they need one more game and then in to the nba postseason. back to you. >> go warriors. thank you. we'll be back.

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a rover will be in the spacecraft for testing and then explore an icy area of mars and joining america's rover. all right. do you know any babies born in 2020? >> yours. >> i do. >> darius. >> if you do, odds you know emily, liam. >> or darius. >> darius. >> top four baby names of 2020 and oliver, henry, benjamin and william. >> you know, harry and -- >> the name noah. topped the charts in california for seven years now. >> wow. >> wow. >> we'll be back at 11:00.

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