Eddie Scott Darling knows a lot of these players, doc, from his days. There is his former roommate Filip Forsberg spending a couple years with the Nashville Predators and their organization. Doc this are many traditions. We began with one with the anthem tonight and finish with the handshake line. It was Julius Irving who said after a playoff series there is nothing to do if you are the loser but rest recover, and return in the fall. Meanwhile, the home Team Celebrates with 22,000. [ cheers ] doc you are watching the stanley cup playoffs presented by geico. Tomorrow, game six. St. Louis blues against the Minnesota Wild here on nbc. Coming up next except on the west coast, its your local news and for viewers in the chicago Area Coverage continues with blackhawks post game live on Comcast Sports net. For eddie olezyk pierre mcguire, doc emrick saying good night. Captions by vitac www. Vitac. Com right now a race against time to save people trapped under the rubble. A devastating quake hits nepal, close to 2,000 dead so strong it was felt hundreds of miles a i way from the epicenter. Team coverage and a local man killed in the earthquake. Good evening. Im terry mcsweeney. Im peggy bunker. Thank you for joining us for this special edition of nbc bay area news. An International Crisis in Southeast Asia 7. 8 magnitude earthquake hit nepal. The death toll continues to rise, at least 1800 deaths so far. New video shows locals scrambling to rescue victims trapped beneath the rubble. At least two dozen after shocks hit making the situation worse of it survivors continue to overwhelm local hospitals. One of the victims is aing goole executive engineer. Dan fredinburg. You are looking at photos from his instagram account. His sister posted he was climbing when the quake hit. He died from a head injury. So far the quake killed at least 17 mt. Everest climbers. Google released in part our thoughts are with the people of nepal and dans family and friends during this terrible time. Cheryl hurd is speaking to a friend. Well hear from them. 1800 people confirmed dead in the devastating quake that hit near the capital of nepal today. Also impacted the surrounding region setting off avalanche at mown everest as we mentioned. Kelly reports rescue efforts are under way to find countless missing people. Reporter the rescues continue throughout nepal, people buried under the rubble of buildings that collapsed. Some have been able to post updates on twitter. The ground shook quite hard for i would say probably 30 seconds. Looking around i happened to be out at the time. Trees were waving like crazy like it was a hurricane. It was a great deal of alarms and panic and the square where i was where the car was filled up with people out of their homes. Reporter a disaster on mt. Everest as an avalanche followed the earthquake at least ten people were killed there and unknown number of missing hikers some 1,000 hikers and climbers and sherpas on the mountain when the earthquake and subsequent avalanche hit. Along the base covered in clouds. We had quite a big avalanche coming down. From here we had quite a bit of rock fall. Reporter the red cross director for asia pacific has been mounting a relief effort they say they havent been able to reach stair staff in rooy mote villages let alone the people there. Access roads are damaged or blocked and communication lines are down. One man who lives close to the epicenter about 50 miles from cat man do told the press our village has been almost wiped out, most of the houses are either buried by land slide or damaged by shaking. He said half of the village folks are either missing or dead, and all the rest have gathered in the open area afraid to go back inside. At least four countries affected nepal, india, tibet and bangladesh. Back to you. Relief for one bay area mom tonight after being notified of her sons safety in nepal. Kathy sayser son eli was near cat man do when the earthquake rocked the region. It struck south of where the group was trekking. He had been traveling with a group of students. Getting an email about the incident and her sons status helped her to remain calm. I was just in shock. I felt so grateful all of the kids were okay and that i knew the kids were okay and i didnt have to go through this whole day not knowing. Not knowing. Thats right. She has not heard directly from her son and is waiting for more information. Organizations are watching the devastation closely in the south bay. The International Red cross is waiting to get word from nepal what they need and there is a nonprofit here in the south bay that is working with government officials there on earth preparedness since the 90s. Cheryl hurd has more on what local organizations are doing. Reporter the devastation is not surprising to those who work closely with the American Red Cross. Even if you are head quartered here in the south bay. The American Red Cross works with its sister societies all over the world to determine what we can do to help. The next 48 hours very crucial to emergency workers who are either heading to nepal or waiting to see what the survivors of the deadly quake need. American red cross has warehouses throughout the world, and we have some in that part of the country. So were looking at what supplies we need to bring in. First we really need the Nepal Red Cross Society to tell us what they need. Food shelter, money and Technology Support are crucial right now. The last major earthquake rocked this region 80 years ago. Geohazards international, a nonprofit in men low park has been working with engineers in nepal since the early 90s. Their goal is prevent death and suffering in areas vulnerable to earthquakes around the world. They havent had good request control over their buildings as they are constructed, so you dont have buildings being built to a Building Code as you would in other countries like perhaps japan or the united states. Thats Getting Better recently they made some progress in that direction. Reporter in menlow park cheryl hurd bay area news. If you would like to help the victims head to the nbcbayarea. Com and click the link in the right corner. There are organizations now collecting donations. Moving on to a big change in the weather. What a difference a day makes from San Francisco to san jose take a look at these really clear skies, boy that shot San Francisco, gorgeous. Last night did you hear rain . Did you get any . Not where i live. Same with me. Just like that. Look at that. Rain coming down. We needed every drop. Meteorologist rob mayeda joining us. At the top of the screen you see mill valley. Its confirmed, yes. About an inch of rain which is good did to see. Again, this is the great news. That moved quickly overnight. Most of this falling before you woke up but yes, significant rainfall totals close to a half inch in San Francisco. The one inch around mill valley east bay hills close to an inch. Dublin, san jose a third and Santa Cruz Mountains more than an inch and a half. With this last burst of rain napa and sfo slightly above the monthly average. So late season good news there with some of the rainfall. Right now our temperatures mostly in the 50s. You see truckee 37 the sierra some locations picked up about 10 to 16 inches of snow. You can see a few showers, clearing around the bay area as we look ahead well see chilly temperatures and some patchy low clouds. Then a significant warming trend setting up as we head into the new week. Well look at that coming up. Rob, thanks a lot. The warriors are the best in basketball. Tonight they swrept the pelicans in new orleans and heading to the next round of the playoffs. Team coverage of the warriors big win. First, go to Christie Smith who watched the game with fans in San Francisco. Christie. Reporter yes, thats right. I tell you the bars were packed these warriors watch parties all over the bay area. As you can imagine, the fans were thrilled. A lot of them saying what they saw tonight this type of play well, there you go warriors this is the type of basketball that they are used to seeing. In control. Fans in San Francisco had a lot to cheer about as the warriors took down the pelicans 10998 in new orleans. A much different game from game threes comeback and steph currys threepoint shot that frankly fans still cant get over. Tonight the warriors had wide leads so much fans were celebrating but had time to text chat and take selfies. This is how they wanted the first round to end. I believe its their time. Its the bay area time. Just like last year when the giants won. How its going to go down. Steph is going to get it done all of them all good. Their chemistry is on point. They cannot be stopped. Its the best warriors game the most that they had this series. I think they have more games like this as they go through the playoffs. Reporter of course warriors advance to round two, again we checked in at petes canyon and a lot of fans there talking steph curry and the letters mvp excited as they were walking out. Live in San Francisco, Christie Smith, nbc bay area news. Kate scott from Comcast Sports with more. Well, as fans mentioned after needing every effort to win game three they cruised past to punch their ticket to the second round of the nba playoffs. Warriors already up eight in the Second Quarter when we catch up with this one. He would find green for two of his 22 points. Warriors up 13 at the break. Then in the third, steph curry took this game over. High off the glass this time up 18. Fourth quarter now, curry would get davis, 39 as the warriors complete the sweep with the win. Very fortunate to sweep. First three games came down to the wire. Tonight was our best effort of the series. Im very pleased with the effort and im very pleased that i dont have to see Anthony Davis until november at the earliest. I hope he has a nice off season and doesnt get too much better from here. Plenty of post game sound from coach ker and a look at the giants and as game coming up. Thank you. Got to expect some from Comcast Sports behind her. Sure. A lot of celebrating. Coming up flames shoot into the night. The east bay home nearly destroyed by partying. Could be to blame. Plus major delays for b. A. R. T. The construction project that will add an hour to your travel time. Is helping the community. How comcast employees including a few. They are stepping up to clean up. Dude totinos blasted rolls. Sweet. Totinos blasted crust rolls. Yeah. Flavor at full blast you say avocado old el paso says. Zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand n stuff tortillas. record scratch you say stand n stuff tortillas old el paso says. Start somewhere fresh investigators say that this fire that destroyed an east bay home could have been deliberately set. Look at these flames. The fire broke out about two hours after deputies cleared out a teen house party. Firefighters say more than 100 teenagers were at the house. It took out about an hour to put out the fire. The house had been vacant for six months. Its the scene of several parties in recent months. It caused about 750,000 in damage. B. A. R. T. Riders making their way around may see up to an hour delay this weekend. Starting tonight service between the fruitvale and coliseum stations was shut down making repairs to tracks in the area. Riders getting around using a bus bridge but it will add about with 30 minutes to an hour to the trip. Service will start again on monday morning. B. A. R. T. Service still running. Comcast the Parent Company of this channel giving back to the communities, the employees live in. Comcast shares days is every year for the last 14 years. It involved 90,000 volunteers across the country working on 800 projects actually in 12 countries. This includes one in menlo park. Here it is. Comcast is the parent for nbc bay area so familiar faces here. Joined in to clean up and make a difference. Nbc bay areas Annette Miranda in san jose for a project that will surprise students on monday. Its nice to have a nice school. Even id kids know a Good Environment helps them learn better. The goal was give san joses middle School Students that edge by upgrading the facility something the shaky finances hasnt allowed very often in recent years. The budget only offers so much that you can do and it happens every so often. You can pick a project to work on. Reporter enter comcast cares day, a dpodsend to such a school. Nearly 700 people many of them employees, signed up for just this project alone. The grounds got new bark the exterior got a new coat of paint, some places got a good Old Fashioned scrubbing. What we do in one day will take them six to seven months to get done and the cost which is not in the budget unable to do it so this is wonderful for us to give back to the community. Reporter comcast is the Parent Company of nbc bay area so familiar faces rolled up their sleeves. You got good technique. Others made a family day brichking their kids. No matter how hard the tasks were. It feels good to help other kids have a school where they feel safe and have a nice environment for learning. Its interesting to note that this year the volunteers did not have their usual tools. They had to keep in mind there is a drought. We like to power wash for cleaning because its thorough but in these times we need to conserve as much as we can. The middle school looks awesome and many volunteers wish they could be here on monday to see student reaction. They might be happy and be grateful that we did this for them. And they will be. In san jose nbc bay area news. There was a huge crowd that turned out. Some of the folks from nbc there, i brought my little kidos along. Thats my little one there. It was sort of helpful. Excellent at the muffin table. Everybody kind of pitched in to help. We did have a great crowd and lots of crews. Painting mulch, picking up litter. Doing a lot around the school. Way to go peggy. Did the whole thing. Rob is here talking about they couldnt use power washers but they had rain yesterday. Worked it out. They did. You saw the directors there, eva and erin and phillip, one of our technical directors assisting. Comcast cares day, skies have cleared out. 55 degrees right now with high clouds around San Francisco. 57 in san jose. Well take you over to the east bay. Doesnt that look nice for the warriors warriors. 56 at the arena in the east bay. Lake tahoe look at that fresh snow. We had more than a foot come down, the fastmoving storm, still chilly around truckee. 37 degrees. Snow showers starting to shut down. Well see a dry day tomorrow if you want to enjoy some of the late season snow, travel conditions in the sierra should be better. The bay area starting to see skies clear out. A few high clouds passing by and what well see during the day tomorrow will be clearing skies but some pretty gusty winds at times out of the northwest, a cool breeze for now but setting the stage for a significant warmup by monday between todays highs in the upper 60s and low 70s, we could see about 15 degrees of warming a we get in the work week. During the day, a chilly start, clouds to the north. The winds pick up. So may feel a little cooler outside. Thermometer trying to tell you highs in the upper 60s to mid 70s. Then the warmup gets started. Monday and tuesday. Near 72 degrees in san jose. 75 degrees in los gats. San francisco cooler there closer to the water. Highs in the 60s. Santa rosa as the winds pick up out of the north that will dry out the air, warm up temperatures close to 80. Upper 70s in the forecast around police san on the and livermore. This was the pattern earlier this morning. High pressure begins to build in for the end of the week causing the breezy conditions tomorrow and eventually those warmer temperatures in the 80s, we get back to the work week. Low 80s. A little stronger sea breeze by wednesday and thursday, even San Francisco by monday seeing temperatures in the 70s. Now toward the trivalley, the temperatures for monday. Mid 80s there after the rain we had and you could see temperatures staying slightly above average the end of the week. As nice as all of that rain and snow was, we saw today, nothing for now in the next six to seven days as we approach the start of next weekend. Back to you. Back to summer. Right. Looks like it. Coming up next using a little luck and a lot of lemonade to make a difference in the lives of other kids. His eye really lucky. Now his determination, will make you bay area proud. Never before has this kind of passion this kind of innovation, engineering, design and performance. Been available. For this kind of price. The 2015 cla from mercedesbenz. See your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedesbenz financial services. With the end of the school year approaching many parents busy figuring out what are you going to do with the kids. All summer long. Usually that means a little bit of camp. Many camps are too expensive for some. One boy found a way to pay for his. Others and then some. Reporter 12yearold cash says hes not big into sports so a sports camp wasnt quite for him. There was one camp though he was excited about. And considering what hes doing to get there, they should be very excited about getting him. Theres something you should know before drinking a glass of hand squeezed lemonade prepared by cash. He likes it sour. Really sour. I would prefer to put no water in but i know we have to. Reporter lucky for the public then as mom sweetens it up before sale. Too sweet. Reporter now just why cash is selling his lemonade is what the story is really about. It gips not long ago when cash a 12yearold with learning differences and social challenges hears a pitch for a summer camp in colorado. Cash