the parade of ships getting is started. right after that, blue angels. it is going to get started. 55, san francisco. 40s, north end of the bay. patches of fog, not a lot. this is the satellite. notice the cloud cover. we are done with it. a ridge of high pressure. because of the position of the tide, it will give us the north wind, which will clear out the fog along the coast. here is your daily planner. 70s and 60s by noon. high clouds. the storm that i showed you. 5:00 p.m., 80s. more on the seven-day forecast in a bit. i think you will like it. it is going to be a little bit warmer each day. it sounds good. we will give you the rundown on the activities in just a moment. first, new this morning, a night of dancing in a san francisco nightclub turned into a night of terror. now, police are looking for the shooter who left another man clinging to life this morning. the shooting happened just after

midnight in cafe kokomo. san francisco police tell us the victim has life threatening injure rs. police do not have a suspect this morning. the torture tips as the giants are tied up with the braves. the giants lost game two in extra innings. their playoff series with the atlanta braves is headed to atlanta. nbc bay area sports director raj mathai shows is all the highlights. if you are a giants' fan, history is not kind. the last time the joints were in the playoffs, they won game one and lost three in a row. the giants hoping it doesn't happen again. what happened here on friday night. we will show it to you. a record crowd. more than 44,000 fans. the largest crowd to ever see any game here in the ten-year history of at&t park. let's cut to the chase. the giants blew a four-run lead. in the eighth inning, the usually reliable bull pen, brian

wilson, gives up a two-run double to alex gonzalez. the braves tied this game, 4-4. the giants had their chances, though, bottom of the tenth inning. buster posey, the rookie, he has been sparkling. an inning-ended bases loaded. top of the 11th, rick ankiel for atlanta. solo home run into barry bonds tary torey. braves beat the giants in stunning fashion, 5-4 is the final. >> i didn't get the job done. i take pride in being in that situation and, plain and simple, i didn't get it done. >> you can't count on a three-run homer and shut it down. we didn't bury them early. there were missed opportunities. less than two outs. >> the playoffs, every team here is good. it just comes down to who is

going to execute best towards the end of the game. >> what does it all meep, here we go, sunday afternoon in atlanta is game three. jonathan sanchez will be pitching against tim hudson and game four, monday afternoon in atlanta. if necessary, game five back here at at&t park on wednesday. it's going to be tense. as the giants like to say, it is torture. send it back to you. >> the giants' fans saying, how about them giants. they are starting to say, how about my wallet. being in the playoffs comes at a hefty price for many of a diehard joints fan. it is not cheap to root them on. many giants' fans are shelling out a lot of dough. the fans are still emptying their wallets but they are ecstatic over the team making it to post-season play for the first time since 2003. they realize celebration comes a

at a cost. >> hundreds of dollars. i have to buy some shirts, a playoff hat. i have to get it all. >> some fans tell us they are doing what they can to cut costs. they did that during games one and two. some took public transportation to the ballpark. others parked on the street instead of in the lot. i guess every dollar counts. rest up. the next game is tomorrow. as raj mentioned, the giants take the diamond in atlanta. it starts around 1:30. jonathan sanchez' turn to start for the giants. tim hudson will start for the braves. >> this morning, we are just getting started with giants' fever. we will take you deep inside at&t park to the man who makes the music. we will ask him what it takes to get 40,000 fans pumped up for the playoffs. we sheol you that coming up at 7:35. more giants coverage, click on

the giants fever tab. you can only get from this station, the broadcast home of your san francisco giants. the giants may be headed to atlanta. thousands of folks are streaming into san francisco looking for a little thrill for fleet week. fleet week festivities gets going today. the parade of ships starts at 10:00. after that, you will twoont look to the skies and maybe cover your ears. the blue angels air show starts at 1:00 this afternoon. fleet week wraps up on tuesday. the manhunt is on for a man that tried to kidnap two young girls in the east bay. it could have been a very different ending if not for one sister who would not let go. this happened late friday afternoon near a park near sunnyview drive and knobhill avenue. cheryl hurd takes us to the ten-year-old who is helping police put together a sketch of

the suspect. >> reporter: this brave young girl has been working with police for hours trying to give out every detail that will help police find the man that tried to snatch her sister. >> in guy, he keep on coming around the corner. he was holding oen to my sister's shirt, trying to grab her. >> reporter: ten-year-old maria holding on to her grandmother's arm tightly as she explains what happened to her and her 5-year-old sister as 4:00 this afternoon. >> i was trying to calm my dog down. i was pulling my sister back. >> pulling from back from a man that she says was trying to calm her sister while the two were walking their dog near sunnyhill and knob hill avenue. >> the man who tried to kidnap her sister circled around them several times. she says, he was an older man driving a green jeep with a gray goatee, a missing tooth on the upper left side of his mouth. >> he said he had a gun. he was going to kill them.

he was going to kill their parents and that they were going to come and live with him. >> reporter: that's when the ten-year-old grabbed her sister and her cell phone and called for help. >> i am really proud of her. i'm really emotional about it. i am so grateful they are okay. >> reporter: police say the jeep has a blue and white license plate with the letter "g" and the number five in it. in pen knoll, cheryl heard, nbc bay area news. a claim of government espionage is reverberating to washington, d.c. a 20-year-old said a mechanic yanked out a wire and pulled out a gps tracking device. he claims that when his friend posted this photo on line, six fbi agents dropped by asking for the device back. he says he cooperated but insists there is no reason he should be under surveillance. the fbi is not acknowledging

that they spoke to him nor that they received a device. published reports say the feds are investigating. one mystery solved, another underway. crews found a missing car in a sinkhole that opened up back in april. this he don't know what caused the hole in the first place. the honda civic disappeared last april when the 30-foot deep sinkhole opened up on via verde. engineers are testing the soil and sewer that runs under the san pablo creek to see what happened. they should have results by the end of this month. still ahead on "today in the bay," there is still light for 30 trapped miners. >> another attack on supplies for u.s. troops in back stan. find out what's behind these attacks. [ male announcer ] carly fiorina.

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lots of folks will be watching the blue angels as they take flight. craig says the fog not going to be a problem. in southwestern pakistan, more attacks on tanker trucks carrying fuel for nato. 30 tankers were torched by gunmen. pakistan closed several border crossings into afghanistan. that's now causing a big backup of heavy trucks carrying fuel and supplies for nato troops pakistan closed down border crossings after u.s. troops accidentally killed pakistani soldiers. the u.s. and nato have apologized. they say they only plan to open the khyber pass for now. the rescue tunnel for 33 trapped miners is now finished in chile. crews broke through to the area where the men have been trapped since august 5th less than an hour ago. it will still be several days

before crews will begin to try to pull the miners through the shaft. they have to make sure it is smooth and stable enough for the escape capsules. firefighters in arkansas are mopping up after several his store, downtown buildings were destroyed. the four buildings are across the street from the city hall building there. so far, investigators have no idea how this fire started. the buildings caught fire last night. one of them was a mortuary. two of the buildings were vacant. someone was living in another but managed to escape without injury. coming up on "today in the bay" tomorrow will be a big day for weddings. we will show you why so many people are headed to the altar on a sunday morning. selling a home is tough. we will show you how to make it just a little bit easier. plenty of sunshine out there. live oakland. fleet week is here. the weekend is here. we will talk about the weekend weather forecast coming up in a bit.

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good morning to you. take a live look at san jose, nice and bright, sunrise and nice warm conditions. so don't pack away the light summer gear yet. who knows what's going on. >> it is just fluid. it gets warm and cold. we are actually going to be a little bit warmer today through the weekend. short sleeve sweater, in the evening hours. nice weekend ahead. san francisco, looking out towards koit to you per and telegraph hill and angel island in the distance and alcatraz. beautiful day. sausalito, great day for a bike ride. fleet week as well. a lot of people will be along the waterfront taking a look at the parade of ships and the blue angels. live over oakland, great clouds. not much in the way of fog or mist. next shot, city hall looking out

towards fremont hills and off to the east side of the east bay. the warm spots. we will get up into the mid-80s today. plenty of sunshine. a bit warmer. 55 in san francisco. low and mid-40s for the north end. not a lot of cloud cover to keep us a little bit warm during the overnight hours. this is very interesting. a nice storm right in through here. cold air. it is all moving right up into the pacific northwest. that's where the rain is going to remain today and into tomorrow. for us, we will get some sunshine. because of the location of this rinl of high pressure, right about here, the air flow going up and over that, will give us a north/northeasterly wind today. a little bit of a breeze late tonight. a little more wind tomorrow. overall, mostly sunny. high clouds passing up overhead from the storm up in the pacific northwest. at the beaches, mid and upper 60s. these numbers get warmer monday and tuesday. 70s and 80s. mid-80s for the warmer spots. temperatures very nice today in

through tomorrow. not much in the way of wind. we will have more in the way of wind tomorrow. palm springs, 94. 87, los angeles. 70s, 80s, central and south end of the san joaquin valley through san juan ebispo. afternoon highs, 73, bay area, san francisco, gorgeous day along the water. 82, san jose. livermore, 84. low and mid-80s for the north end of the bay. sunset today, a nice sunset for you with the high clouds drifting up overhead. look out over the golden gate. fleet week, warming into the weekend. overnight lows into the 50s, windier tomorrow. tomorrow is probably the best day. there is the seven-day forecast. mid-80s not only today but tomorrow and into monday.

notice, kris sanchez, on tuesday and wednesday, the warm spots will be closer to 90s. look at the beach numbers. 70s as we get into next week at the beaches. >> we always notice the beaches get crowded this time of year as the locals head there and the tourists. it might not be that obvious to us here in the bay area. the u.s. housing market is slowly recovering. even with the improvements, we are hardly talking about a sellers market. if you still need to sell, you will need a leg up on the competition. here is kim fisher with a few tips. >> gina branch has been a realtor for several years. she says, in this market, sellers have to kick it up a notch if they want to stand out from the competition. take this home, for example, starting from the outside. >> curb appeal is very important. you only get one chance to make that first impression. >> this seller has that down pat. inside, some things can be done to make it more buyer friendly. >> clutter is the biggest issue. it makes rooms look smaller.

>> pick up things from the floor like this dog bed and clean off countertops and surfaces. you want to make your house show ready. everyone likes something homemade. gina suggests taking some cookies and baking them before people come by for an added affect. >> when a buyer walks in, they smell grandma's house, home, comfort. >> reporter: gina says that comfort will make them stay for a while longer, which is exactly what you want. >> if you can create that emotional "wow" experience when buyers walk through the door, much better chance for selling the house for a higher amount of money in a smaller amount of time. >> reporter: as you can see from the before and after, these small changes make a big impact. >> that was kim fisher reporting. if i do all those things, i might want to stay in my house, not move. >> one more tip, realtors suggest putting away your personal items like photographs. you really want the buyers to

focus on feeling at home. if pictures of other people are scattered about the house staring back at them, you might not get the desired effect. a lot of brides and grooms will be looking for a perfect ten, october 10th, 2010. vendors say they are booked. one photographer says he has six weddings in one day to capture tomorrow. if you are not invited to one, don't worry. we have another big date coming up next year, 11-11-11 falls on a friday. plan accordingly. if you are really desperate for an excuse to party, we found one for you. today is the seventh anniversary of the new $20 bill. it was put into circulation in 2003. they thought it looked so strange at the time with the bigger picture of andrew jackson an the new background colors but folks don't seem to mind. they spend them just same. still ahead on "today in the bay," a squash buckling surprise for one girl. find out what brought johnny

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donald trump could say you are fired in the oval office. the billionaire real estate tycoon is dropping he might run for president in 2012. he dropped the biggest hint yet during a visit to a university in scotland. a lot of people have asked me to do it. until recently, i would have had no interest. somebody has to do something. not only having to do with our country but having to do with your country. we are not being -- there has been a lot of talk about me running. >> trump got an honorary doctorate in business from robert borg university in aberdeen. people there did protest his appearance. they claim his $1.2 billion golf resort could force them out of their homes. tonight's episode of "saturday night live" could be a glee full one.

ga jane lynch, star of the hit musical "glee" is a host. she says it will give her a chance to change things up from her emmy-award-winning gym teacher but she may not stray too far. >> i have two track suits just in case. >> you can see tonight's "saturday night live" right here on nbc bay area. that gets started right after our 11:00 newscast. a movie star went out of his way to show that he is a class act. johnny depp showed up at a girl's school in london in his full captain jack sparrow costume. he brought four more pirates with him as well. they sang pirate songs and danced for the kids. a 9-year-old wrote johnny depp a letter asking him to help lead a mutiny against the teachers of the school. instead, he showed that he has a not-so-piraty side. mutiny, he told the kids, bad idea.

filming the latest pirates of the caribbean. john lennon fans are packing into new york central park section known as strawberry field. today would have been his 70th birthday. a new movie celebrates the life of the musician and activist. mark barger has a look at it. >> i'm john. i would love a tea. >> reporter: future beatles come together for the new film "nowhere boy." it focuses on john lennon's liverpool, england upbringing. it arrives at what would have been the music icon's 70th birthday. >> if you are a music fan, you are hearing the echos of john lennon's music, whether you realize it or not. >> reporter: lennon teamed with paul mccartney to write most of the tunes that allowed the beatles to dominate the air waves in the 60s. he stood out on a new musical

court. >> he fwrent radio friendly pop music to creating very experimental work, some of it most of the ground-breaking music in the history of rock 'n roll. ♪ >> reporter: one of lennon's solo work became an unofficial anthem for world peace and reflected the political an then that reflected much of his solo work. >> he felt a freedom to express himself a little bit more to do music that was coming from his heart. >> reporter: the world mourned lennon's murder almost 30 years ago. the spirit embodied in his music lives on. >> it's a rare artist who is able to cover both ends of the spectrum and to do so in such an excellent way. >> reporter: mark barger, nbc news. >> there will also be a benefit concert in lennon's memory in

manhattan. the rock 'n roll hall of fame is marking his memory as well. they dedicated a time capsule in cleveland and has some pictures of lennon as a boy an a pair of the iconic eyeglasses. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up at 7:30, another shooting at a san francisco nightclub. we will tell you what happened this time. we will share the amazing story of a ten-year-old girl who fought off a kidnapper who was trying to snatch her baby sister. we will show you what you need to watch out for coming up on "today in the bay."

as a prosecutor, you never forget the cases where children are hurt. they stay with you. i'm kamala harris, and it's why i started san francisco's first child assault unit and wrote laws increasing prison time for child sexual abuse. and when i found out that nearly every young person killed was a high school dropout, i started prosecuting parents who let their children skip school. truancy dropped 30%. as attorney general, i can do this for all of california.

good morning to you. take a live look at the golden gate bridge. we can see it as far as our camera goes out. there is no fog to speak of this morning, which is great news. it is fleet week. thanks so much for joining us on this saturday morning. i'm kris sanchez here with "today in the bay" meteorologist, craig herrera. last year, we missed some of the

big shows because of that low fog. this year, no? >> not the case. it is going to be great. you just saw that shot there. no fog through the golden gate. 55 degrees in san francisco right now. as we go through the afternoon, more sunshine. we are closer to 73, mid-70s in san francisco. a couple of 80s in some of the warmer spots. this is the story for today and most of the week. a little bit windier tomorrow. overall, still with the 70s. more in a bit. no fog, great weaken. sunscreen so you don't get a sunburn. new this morning, san francisco police are looking for the man who pulled a gun and shot it in a nightclub overnight. the shooting happened just before 12:30 at cafe kokomo in pet tray ya hill. san francisco police tell us the victim has life-threatening injuries. police do not have a suspect.

the hunt is on for a man that tried to kidnap a 5-year-old girl in the east bay. it happened around 4:00 yesterday afternan at the corner of sunnyview and knob avenue. the older girl, the ten-year-old, tells police a man circled around several times before he grabbed her sister and tried to pull her into his car. that's when the young girl says she fought back. >> i wasn't really thinking or nothing. i was just trying to get my sister back. >> he said he had a gun. he was going to kill them. he was going to kill their parents and they were going to come and live with him. >> what a brave little girl. only ten years old. police are now looking for an older model green jeep with possible damaged left headlight. it has a blue and white license plate with the letter "g" and the number 5 in it. if you know anything, you should call pen know police. one loss cannot curb giants' fever in the bay area. the giants take a day off before

the playoff series moves to atlanta. it turned into a late one at at&t park last night. it was a scary moment early on in the game. buster posey and sandoval ran into each other. they were slow to get up. both of them ended up being fine. in the bottom of the first, pat borel made it 3-0 with this home run. then, the braves tied up laid and the game went into extra innings. in the top of the 11th, rick ankiel hits one into barry bonds' territory mccovey cove. that would prove to be the game-winner. the giants lose, 5-4. but, it's not over yet, folks. giants' fans never let up during the first two games. what does it take to keep them. turns out, music is their mojo. one man responsible for spinning the fans into a frenzy. nbc bay area's felipe damili

cranks it up. >> reporter: when it comes to the sounds of the ballpark, most of them comes from the sound of one man. >> everything in the ballpark comes through this board. >> reporter: for the last eight seasons, mike ad dock has been switching songs and making sure the crowd stays fired-up in the game. >> probably the most important element or aspect of dj. >> reporter: he was spinning in clubs all over san francisco. it was actually really great training for the work i do here at the ballpark. >> reporter: keeping the fans in the stand entertained and the people on the dance floor is one thing. when it comes to the field, all focus is on the players. that's why the walk-up music is

one of the most important things in the gram. . >> there are certain moments when a player says, this is kind of a perfect moment, a dramatic moment. that song really plays as well. >> everybody, oh, oh. >> whether it is in the clubs or the ballpark, to the d.j., a party is a part. >> with the deejay, felipe escamilla, nbc bay area news. >> i love the walk-up music. don't miss our giants coverage on line. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the giants fever tab. you can only get from this station, the broadcast home of your san francisco giants. baseball isn't the only show in town. there will be plenty of football this weekend as well. stanford plays usc today. the cardinals hope to bounce back after a big loss to oregon last weekend. but trojan fans still talking

about last year's loss to stanford. remember that one. it was a goody. coach jim harbaugh went for a two-point conversion with a 27-point lead. that game kicks off at 5:00 tonight. before that, the cal bears host the ucla bruins. the bears are looking for their first win. they are 2-2 overall. that game starts at 12:30. coming up on "today in the bay," the founders of facebook say they aren't shy about where they stand on legalizing marijuana. see what they are doing about prop 19 next. wearing shirts ♪ ♪ which caused a trend alert ♪ and everyone ♪ saw everybody ♪ tell'em all ♪ tell'em something, where to go and what it's all about ♪

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this is "today in the bay." this is a live look at the trance american building in san francisco. soon, the pblue angels will be whooping by. you can go to san francisco and watch across the bay or look at the skyline for that show today. fleet week festivities are going to get into full swing.

the parade of ships starts at 10:00. after that, you might want to look up and cover your ears. the blue angels will screen across the skyline. if prop 19 had a facebook page, facebook co-founder, sean parker, would probably like it. he just gave $100,000 to the california propot measure. it was reported in the financial filings. he isn't the company's only representative. co-found d co-founder, dustin moskovitz, gave $70,000. both are portrayed in the new movie about the company's beginnings, which is called "the social network." don't forget, nbc bay area will air a debate between meg whitman and jerry brown on tuesday. our coverage starts at 6:00 on air and on line. for complete election coverage, you can go to our website at nbcbayarea.com. click on the link that says prop

zero. also, larry gursten will join us tomorrow. people are showing their support for the fight against breast cancer, even when they are on the move. we will show you how they are doing that. you are looking live right now at san bruno mountain, clear just in time for fleet week. your forecast in just a bit.

weekend weather is always important. sometimes we have plans. sometimes we have chores. fleet week, it is nice to hear that the fog is not going to be around. >> no cancellations. that being the case last year, not this year. sunshine, sunscreen needed, sunny. look at this. this is basically the story. golden gate bridge, kris, no fog at all. you can make out the north tower, the south tower, the marin headlines, a great day for a shot out there.

as we head out akrs the bay area, from san francisco, looking out towards the golden gate bridge, a gorgeous start to the day. this entire weekend, fantastic. if you are visiting picture perfect weather for you. this is the reason we call this place home. this is live over oakland. beautiful here. plenty of sunshine. not much in the way of cloud cover. this is the sen know agray of the sen know ahills. the numbers here for highs are going to be in the mid-80s and warmer as we go through the week. san jose looking back. you head over the hill and into san acrsanta cruz, perfect beac weather. 40s for the north end of the bay. sunshine just about everywhere. storms headed up into the pacific northwest. right in through here. a lot of cold air bottled up with this. a lot of rain. notice how it starts to move up into the north. it started coming directly at

us. now, going right up into the north. that's where the rain and cold air stay. the ridge of high pressure gives us the north wind and stays there basically for most of this week. upper 60s at the the beaches. here, around the bay area, near 80. mid-80s in some of the warmer spots with this not moving through the week. we warm up as we get into tuesday, monday and tuesday of next week. beach weather. 70s next week. 70 today in some of those beach locations. closer to 70. half moon bay, pacifica. 70s for san francisco. perfect weather for fleet week. across the east bay rs starting off in oakland, 79 degrees. once you get into the east bay inland valleys, low to mid-80s from concord, walnut creek, once you get into napa and san know ma, beautiful day. south end of the bay, beautiful

day. here is the seven-day forecast, more sunshine. as you get into monday, tuesday, and wednesday, really warm. look at the beach numbers on monday, tuesday, and wednesday. 70s. enjoy it. next week, we sfart to cool off a bit more. by the way, kris, i wanted to tell you, i do this every year. this is a fun time of year with all the pets. howling halloween. saturday, october 23rd, all of the dogs dressed up go out to los gatos and get to pick up treats. >> finally a good excuse for dressing up your dogs. if you do it every day, it is kind of bad. >> thank you very much, craig. >> absolutely. a whole lot of tailgating going on this weekend. both the red and gold and silver and black are playing. the raiders play the san diego chargers at the coliseum. they are coming off a loss to the houston texans. the kickoff, 1:00 tomorrow

afternoon. if you go to the game, keep an eye for the third team, the is vipe perce vipeers. we will see them at the coliseum oakland airport. it stands for visible presence intermobile and response. it is police and federal air marshalls in town. the 49ers will play late tomorrow. they are still trying to pick up their first win. the eagles are coming to town for sunday night football right here on nbc. you can see the game right here. eagles, '9ers, game starts just before 5:30. up next on "today in the bay," the fight against breast cancer moves to the streets. we will show you how some people are showing their support. first, a look at your community calendar. the guadalupe punk kin in the

park starts at 10:00 this morning. you can see it at the guadalupe gardens in san jose. >> friends of the palo alto library will sell tens of thousands of discounted books. those books are stained by smoke from a fire that broke out at the library in august. paperbacks will be 25 cents. 50 cents for hard cover books. it is at the cover lay community center on middle field road in palo alto. you can drop off your used electronics in alame da. they are holding a free electronics dropoff at 51 west west dryden avenue in alame da. in richmond, the iron triangle block party starts at 11:00. the building blocks for kids community group will get an award for improving safety. that's happening at the nef vin

community center on nef vin avenue. you are watching "today in the bay." we'll be right back. meg whitman's nose is growing again. this time she's lying about jerry brown on taxes. but as governor jerry brown cut $4 billion in taxes and says no new taxes without voter approval. meg whitman -- her nose just keeps on growing and growing. come on... isn't it time an auto insurer gave it to you straight? that's why you should talk to state farm. but not yet. first, talk to any one of the 40 million drivers who already have state farm.

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october is, of course, breast cancer awareness month. one connecticut heating oil company is helping to raise awareness by painting the tanker trucks pink. the trucks turn heads on the roadways and they are making a big statement. the man who owns the company has gone a step further. beyond painting the trucks pink, he has joined a fight against breast cancer donating 1 penny from every gallon to the breast cancer foundation. >> i read an article about a propane company in new hampshire that was doing it and i made a couple of phone calls to the american breast cancer foundation. that's it. >> they have been doing it for two years and have already raised more than $15,000 for the

american breast cancer foundation. kind of cool. coming up next, on "today in the bay," we have a pet that needs a home. you are going to meet shane coming up. we will get that little cuddle bug. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] carly fiorina.

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special guests from pets in need. a volunteer, lisa simmons is here with shane. about five months old? >> he is. he is still a baby, five months old, clearly a little terrier mix. solid white animals sometimes are more predisposed to skin conditions. we have noticed he does have a flee alergy which means staying on top with your vet. for a terrier, he is so soft, real sweet, good-natured. >> i like the little bad hair day look. it's really cute. >> he does have a bad hair day every day. >> makes you feel good about yourself, not so bad. five months is a good time for

obedience training. >> it certainly is. we already know sit and we are working on down. down is the hardest, because it is a very submissive thing for them. he is a wonderful, great little dog, great for just about any family. >> terriers, they like the training. they are working dogs? >> they are working dogs. if you don't give them something to do, they will find something. >> seems like it could be fun to do some training with the dog. >> it is a lot of fun and a wonderful bonding experience. >> thank you very much for coming in, lisa. nice to meet you, shane. if you want to find out more about shane or any of the other animals at the pets in need site. go to petsinneed.org. i bet we are won't be looking for a home for him for long. >> i hope not. >> thank you so much for joining us on this saturday morning. we hope you have a great saturday. we will be back with more news at 5:00, 6:00,a and 11:00. we hope you join us then. have a great saturday.

we will see you soon.