some of the clouds lingering and we are seeing few breaks in the clouds. nonetheless, a few showers as well. it will be a hit and miss rain. not everybody will get rain today. you can see on the peninsula, this morning, a stray shower rolled through san francisco and that's not it. in fact, even san jose, we'd few sprinkles south near evergreen, so, yeah the rain is out there, all because of a big upper level low spinning across the pacific. this thing is on the move. so, today as it moves out, pick out a few more showers and thunderstorms but temperatures not too bad, in the 50s and 60s, 62, sunnyvale and san jose. if you live inland, north bay, east bay and south bay, expect 80s. closer to the water, 70s, san francisco, 69 degrees. overall, not a bad forecast. keep a plan b handy, garvin, in case you get caught with the downpours overhead. >> throw them in the car if you are heading out. thank you very much. new this morning, more than 1,000 people expected to attend the funeral for a bay area soldier recently killed in

action. u.s. marine captain matt minnekeon died last week during a mission in afghanistan. insurgents disguiseded a afghan police shot and killed him and two others at a security checkpoint. the 29-year-old was the son of a santa clara judge and state appellate justice h the memorial will be held at st. francis high school, mound rain is view. it begins at 3:00 this morning. we are also following a developing story this morning, the raiders preseason getting off to a troubling start a 30-year-old man shot in the face during the raiders/cardinals game t happened in the parking lot the city of glendale. police say two men got into a fighted and then gunfire erupted. the victim was rushed to the hospital. he is expected to survive. police arrested the suspect. the gunman says his gun went off accidentally. at this time, no word if the vict victim was a raiders or cardinals fan. a manhunt here in the bay

area, redwood city police are looking for a 34-year-old sex offender after he escaped from a mental facility. he is considered high risk. if you see him, you are asked to call 911 george care yamma spoke with neighbors on alert this morning. >> reporter: just a block away from the mental health facility is this quiet neighborhood of families, many with children. >> i didn't realize they still housed high-risk offenders over there. making sure our doors and windows were locked. >> reporter: nicole lynch is keeping her doors and windows locked because of this man, 34-year-old derek sanders. detectives are looking for him after he escaped friday morning. >> he found a way out. decided he didn't want to be there left the facility, walked down to a spot that is still to be determined. >> reporter: sanders is considered a high-risk offender with mental i issues. the san mateo county district attorney's office says sanders is a parolee with a history of violence, weapons and sex offense he is. >> the sheriff's office is taking it seriously, didn't assign just one deputy to go

with. they they have a detective thought looking to find them because there is concern for the public in matters like this. >> we are very close. >> reporter: elizabeth mcdermott and her husband move into the neighborhood 20 years ago. the mental health facility has always been there and until now, has not been a problem. >> they changed their procedures, the way he got out sounds a little lax in oversight. so, you would worry about that from -- is it going to happen again? >> reporter: nicole lynch says she will be keeping a closer eye on her two young children this weekend. george care y'all marks today in the bay. a warning to anyone who may see sanders in the street, you are urged not to go up to him. instead to call 911. this morning, police are investigating the drowning death of 3-year-old girl in the south bay. it happened on blue jacket way near bran bury way in san jose before 7:30 last night. police say she fell into the family swimming pool. they do not suspect foul play but are still investigating. new this morning, police are investigating a deadly accident overnight on a busy bay area freeway. it happened on an on-ramp on

northbound 680 in pleasanton before 12:30 this morning. the highway patrol says car ran into a ditch offside bernal avenue on the on-ramp near the alameda county fairgrounds. they are trying to figure out what led up to the crash. we are learning more about a suspicious device that shutdown a palo alto neighborhood for five hours. it was described as soda bought well a gauzy material with clamps around it. it was found on maple wood avenue in south palo alto yesterday afternoon. after examining the bottle, the santa chara bomb squad destroyed for safety reasons and examined it it was not an explosive, but something used to make illegal drugs. today when the weekly saturday search resumes for missing teenager sierra lamar, a member of congress will join the volunteers, giving the search a higher profile. jerry mcnerney's district includes parts of morgan hill, where the teenager lived. she disappeared march 16th on

her way to school a suspect is accused of killing her but no sign of the girl has been found. volunteers will meet this morning at 8:00 at burnett elementary school. san jose's gay pride celebration rolls into town this weekend, kicks off today at noon at discovery meadow at west san carlos street and was way. the day opens with a traditional as tech ceremony, vendors, food and promising plenty of fun. tomorrow, a more traditional celebration, the gates open at 11:15 for a prayer service. much more ahead for you on today in the bay. coming up, a new earthquake in indonesia overnight. we will have the latest on the damage and the cash shouldn't test. plus, three female punk band members are sentenced to prison because of their controversial performan performance. [ male announcer ] the magic of nature appears every day,

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stick around, anthony slaughter has the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. i will just say this, it is not your typical august forecast. so you will want to catch that. syrians continue to stream across the border to turkey as fighting rages in a number of cities. amateur videos posted on the internet reportedly show a strong military force in the city of ham ma. there are tanks, trucks full of soldiers and surface-to-air weapons, shelling of rebel-held parts of the cities hit in provinces close to the turkish border. mean time, the last united nations observers are leaving syria. their failed mission expires tomorrow. they were sent to the country to try to reduce the violence there. in pakistan, more violence. five security troops were killed at a checkpoint by a suicide car bomber. this comes after another attack yesterday. a suicide bomber carried out a deadly bus bombing. the bus was carrying shiite muslim studentsle. one person died, another was

hurt. the attack is part of a rising wave of sectarian violence pitting sunnis against shiites. they were on their way to an anti-israel event that takes place at the end of ramadan. meantime, tensions between iran and his real continue to escalate as iran's president, mahmoud ahmadinejad, joined pro-palestinian demonstrators that the annual rally. it pro-tests the formation of israel and jewish chrome of jerusalem, while addressing worship hearse at tehran university, ahmadinejad promised a new middle east will there will not exist any trace of americans or israelis. new this morning, a strong earthquake of 6.6 magnitude rocked a north indonesian island overnight. no tsunami reporting, no warning was issued. there are no reports of damages or injuries so far. indonesia is prone to earthquakes because it is in the pacific ring of fire, an arc of volcanos, fault lines circling the pacific basin.

in jail this morning, three female members of a provocative punk band in russia, found guilty of hooliganism. nbc's duncan goal list stanny has their story from london. >> reporter: inside the courtroom, defiant smiles when the verdict tame, these three are educated, middle class two mothers. they say the whole trial has been unfair and decided to laugh in the face of what they see as putin's oppressive system. but outside the court, anger and a crackdown by police. even chess star, gary kasparov, was arrested. this kind of reaction is one reason why the punk band says it started protesting in the first place. they call themselves pussy riot and this is what got them arrested in february. they stormed the altar of a moscow cathedral, calling on the virgin mary to chase vladimir putin away. it has infuriated the faithful

and the authorities. critics say the arrests were putin's personal revenge and this trails of simply an instrument of his oppression. >> putin is a man who likes to show his vengeance and for them, it seemed the perfect chance to do it. >> reporter: the trial brought international condemnation from stars such as paul mccartney, sting and madonna, who had the band's name written across her back when she performed in moscow last week. >> i'm against censorship. and i hope that they do not have to serve seven years in jail. that would be a tragedy. >> reporter: in the end, the sentence two was years, not seven. for some, even that was too much. duncan goal list stanny, nbc news, london. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, strutting for a good cause. the u main society's 18th annual mud strut happens in a few hours. we will tell you how you and your canine companion can raise money for animals in the bay area shelter today. before you step out the door, grab your umbrella, keep

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good morning, everyone, 7:14 is the time. looking out live this morning over san jose. meteorologist anthony slaughter here with the full forecast a few moments ago, i promised people not your typical august forecast. don't make a liar out of me. >> oh, no not going to be very typical. in fact, used to seeing sunshine, fog in the morning, busting out to 80s and 90s this time of year, but this time, not so much. in fact today, looking a at few showers in the forecast, you can see in the radar, we don't have much to speak of right now, but earlier this morning, we did have a few showers roll through the north bay, even into the east bay and even right now, we have a few lingering patches of drizzle making their way through, i want to show you the bigger picture this is what is headed our way throughout the

day. in fact, we have a very strong tropical subjetstream pulling directly out of the south. that basically means keep the umbrella handy all day long. we are going to beñx5÷no carrie0

how did a street performer in san francisco end one steve jobs' personal i mad? we are learning it wasn't magic. kenneth can, known as kenny the clown, says he got it from a friend and used it to play songs while he performed at pier 39 that friend is 35-year-old kareem mcfarland. police arrested him earlier this month for breaking into the late apple co-founder's home in palo alto. he is accused of stealing a bunch of apple products from jobs' home as well as tiffany jewelry and jobs' wallet. as for kenny the clown, he says he had no idea the ipad belonged to jobs or was even stolen until police showed up a had the his door. many of us are increasingly attached to our smartphones so when they get stolen it san increasingly bigger inconvenience. but now a silicon valley startup has a way to find your phone and

the person who took it. a mobile security startup called trust go has a kind of candid camera software that snaps a photo of the thief as he or she tries to use your phone. >> the thief tries to unlock it using a password, get it wrong three times, the e-mail is general wratd their pit generated with the picture and their location. >> the sound is muted when that e-mail is sent so the thief doesn't know the picture was taken. they hope to have a version for the iphone soon. cyclists in sunnyvale have were new protection on the roads. they have a new legal tool against aggressive drivers. bob redell explains how it works. >> reporter: bicyclist anti-harassment ordinance that goes into affect in sunnyvale makes it a civil offense for a driver to menace a bicyclist. harassment can range from an actual assault to trying to run

a bicyclist off the road to making a threat. much of that is clearly already illegal in the criminal sense. by making a civil offense it makes it easier for a cyclist to take a driver to court n civil court, much easier to prove wrongdoing since the burden of proof there is lower than it is in criminal court. this new ordinance also gives the judge the discretion to triple the amount of damages awarded to the cyclist. >> i don't think it's a big issue. i've never been harassed myself by any drivers. i don't see it as a big problem. >> probably not necessary. i think most drivers are adapting to having bicyclists on the road. >> anything they can do a better job of raising consciousness and awareness of sharing our roads is important. >> reporter: sunnyvale is not the firstity? bay area to enact such an ordinance. berkeley enacted its own bicyclist anti-harassment ordinance this past february. and prior to them, it was los angeles. here in sunnyvale, bob redell,

nbc bay area news. new this morning, we take you out to the target store in ho homua. looking at a live picture, hundreds of teachers have been given gift cards which they are going to use to spend on teaching supplies for the upcoming year. 125 teachers received the $200 gift card at the store to buy classroom supplies. the teachers were selected from a pool of 375 nominees. the csc insurance company and san francisco deputy sheriff's foundation teamed up to put on this special one-day shopping event. much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. a shooting at the raiders preseason game what triggered gunfire between the fans. plus, oakland police start laying the groundwork for a strategy that could help end the city's high homicide rate. living with the pain

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good saturday morning, everyone, thanks for being with us this morning. time is 7:28. live look out at sin noel, a few clouds a little blue sky, a taste of what is ahead. i'm garvin thomas. i'm with meteorologist anthony slaughter. going to get clouds, sun and possibly rain? >> starting to see the showers typical the hours begin, fairfield, sonoma this morning and even san francisco got in on the action. will a brief shower moved in this morning 3:00 in the morning have to be up really, really early or really, really late. we are going to continue to tract showers and be in place all day long and because of an upper level low moving out of the area. once this think finally pushes through tomorrow, we will return that to see more sunshine. again today, a mix of sun and clouds, 58 in san francisco, same at oakland, 62, san jose, later on today, a brief shower

possible but we are expecting to see more dry time than wet time and again, those showers do pop up will be very hit and miss, not everybody gets wet today but everybody gets to enjoy some very comfortable weather. 80s inland, 60s and 70s along the coast. have friends back in st. louis where i was from prior and they have been complaining about 90-degree heat and triple-digit heat. so, we get the perfect weather here. >> we always do anthony, thank you very much. new this morning, more than 1,000 people are expected to attend the private funeral today to remember u.s. marine corps captain matthew minukeon. he was killed last week in afghanistan while serving his fourth tour of doubt tip the traditional military funeral will be held at his alma matter, st. francis high school. there will be a 21-gun salute and military flyover. he was 29 years old. a 30-year-old man was shot in the face at the raiders and

cardinals game t happened in the parking lot two men got into the fight and gunfire erupted. the victim was rushed to the hospital. he is expected to survive. police arrested the suspect. the gunman says his gun went off accidentally. at this time no word if the victim was a raider or cardinal fan. a manhunt is under way this morning in san mateo county. take a look at this picture. this is 34-year-old derek sanders, a parolee with a history of violence, weapons and sex offenses. he is considered a high-ries offender with mental health issues. staff members said the mental facility staff were making their rounds when they discovered sanders was missing. police and sheriff's department deputies have been around the bay area have been notified to be on the lookout for him. police -- people in the neighborhood a block away are not happy. >> have they changed their procedures in t procedures? the way he got out sounds a little lax in oversight. worry about that, is it going to happen again? >> a warning to anyone who may

see sanders on the street, not to approach him, instead, call 911 across the bay, the homicide total this year stands at 74 the latest deadly shooting at a kfc drive thru thursday night. >> i feel violated any time there is a shooting here in the city. >> reporter: frank castro is fed up with the daily violence in oakland but he and other members of make oakland better now are moving out. >> go to city council meetings all the time. >> reporter: pressuring leaders to try new tactics. make oakland better now gave members a copy of a book "don't

shoot," one man, the end of violence in inner city america." it promote he is david kennedy's cease-fire strategy that has produced violence in other cities. it is an idea oakland has tried but this time, the folk discuss on criminals, not bad neighborhoods. >> we are going to do a thorough analysis of all of our shootings and homicides in oakland to figure out which groups and individuals we should focus on the. >> reporter: criminal element will be called in and once again offered service. >> the message is not if you take a job, we will leave you alone that is not the message. the message is put down the gun, period. >> reporter: the city is promise aggressive prosecution of violent offenders who don't get the message and turning to community leaders to help make the message clear. oakland's police chief met with state leaders friday, asking for support. >> they know the individuals. they know the families. and they have known them for a really long time. they have that leverage where their words have credibility. >> reporter: the cease-fire plan made other cities safer. make oakland better now is planning to make sure it hits

the streets. >> just being in everybody's face. >> reporter: the current strategy isn't working. jean elle, today in the bay. >> mayor's office says it has analysis to do and expects the first call-in meeting to happen in a month. the san mateo county sheriff's department has most of its computer systems back and running this morning. a department leader says a program used to store data started to deteriorate and corrupted all programs last thursday. they have been trying to fix things all week all the reports have been recovered and they plan to have their financial system back up by tuesday. a high-tech heist at fry's electronic. now a warning is issued to online sbhoerps stolen apple products. thieves stole $160,000 from the fry's electronics in campbell last week. the loot includedism pads, iphones and ipods. investigators believe the items may start showing up for sale on ebay or craigslist and other

websites. >> with the -- with craigslist and buying products from private citizens what we are really doing is encouraging the public to be smart about what they buy. it is really their responsibility to look what the they are buying and looking at the price they are paying. >> campbell police also say they have gathered the serial numbers of the items stolen from fry's. and if you are concerned about a specific item, you should contact them. in just two weeks, a bay area bridge will be closed for repairs. the dumbarton bridge will be closed on labor day weekend for three days so crews can complete a critical part of a seismic retrofit project. the entire bridge will be closed so caltrans can replace the expansion joint on the eastern side of the bridge that is the joint that will absorb energy during a big quake. >> in seismic design, the amount of earthquake energy a bridge absorbs is relatives to the stiffness. so, by separating the span from the substructure, we allude a lot more flexibility, okay? and so we will attract less

energy there will be some displacement but it will cause allowing the struck sure to flex rather than to stiffly try to fight out or ride out an earthquake. >> community russ encouraged to start planning alternate routes by using highways 237 and 92678 the seismic retrofit is set to be completed by early 2013. in san jose, a road closure that could back up traffic starting today the city will close monterey road between east and west on ramps to blossom hill road, to work on the pedestrian crossing. drive letters have to use blossom hill to get around the closure. the road will be closed until monday morning at 5:00. new this morning, dozens of bay area teachers are on a free shopping spree this morning at target. live pictures from you, 125 teachers received a $200 gift card for the coleman store to buy classroom supplies. the teachers were selected from a pool of 375 nominations. the css insurance group and san francisco deputy sheriff's foundation teamed up to put on

the special one-day shopping event. much more ahead on today in the bail. coming up, a show like no other, the special backstage production show organizers put on for some special bay area children.

welcome back to the program. 7:39 the time. anthony slaughter tells us if you haven't seen showers this morning, they are most likely clearing up that is good news. well, some good news and some bad news for bay area tech companies this morning. cnbc's tyler mathisen gives us a look at the business news headlines from this past week. >> stocks rose for the sixth week in a row this past week sparked by string of solid earnings reports. tech stocks rallied thanks to strong numbers at cisco systems. surprisingly so, really. other reporting gains are home depot, target and the gap. different story for shares at

facebook. those shares shrank to halves of the initial public offering. markets hit the nation malls last month. retail shares up a surprise .8. everything from cars to furniture, clothes, sporting goods seeing a bit of bump in sales. americans are carrying more debt on their credit card, an average of around $5,000 per borrower. but we are also paying off more of what we owe and we are doing it on time. london-based standard charter bank is going to have to pay $340 million in fines for scheming with iran to launder hundreds of billions of dollars through its new york offices over the past six years. they settled those charges. and the attorney general of new york and connecticut issued subpoenas to seven major banks, including citigroup, jpmorgan

chase on charges they were involved in manipulating key interest rates during the height of the financial crisis. i'm tyler mathisen. get all your business news on cnbc. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, you might be able to solve a mystery discovered in an old vintage camera. why one woman is looking for the camera's original owners. this morning, a few passing showers make their way through, even in san francisco, keep the umbrella handy. we are going to break down the rest of your weekend forecast. it does involve some sun but also involves more rain.

whiff come back here this morning, 7:43, taking a live look over the bay area. see the fog moving along. that is because we have a big area of low pressure trucking across the pacific it is swinging a lot of tropical moisture this way. good morning, i'm anthony

slaughter. we are tracking potential for showers. you heard me correctly. odd this time of year. hey it happened this morning, in the north bay, seen showers, fairfield, even near sonoma and petaluma, now those showers have begun to dwindle but sometime do have a few that will pop up throughout the day. one shower making its way just east of san mateo across the bay. this is going to continue to make its way toward oak land. heads up throughout the day. keep the umbrella handy. on and off showers expected throughout the day. you can expect t more showers making their way through, all the way from the south, pulling into the north. so again, all the way from really about l.a. up toward san francisco. we are going to be looking the that chance for showers through the day. 55, santa rosa, 60, napa, 63, concord, up a degree from the last time we spoke, 63, sunnyvale as well. we mentioned you can see the showers again streaming in from the south, all because of this big area of low pressure this thing has been sitting across the pacific the past three days and finally starting to move out and because it is starting to move out, it has tapped into a little bit of that pacific

moisture around eventually going to collide with some cooler air aloft. basically, the collision of those two atmospheres, you get thunderstorms, expecting to see a few thunderstorms across the higher elevations, the east bay today and even across the north bay. again, this is going to be brief action. so, not going to be an all-day event and really, going to be very hit and miss. not everybody will see the rain today. you don't want to be one of the unfortunate ones without the umbrella. 82 sunnyvale. 80, san jose, a good mix of sun and clouds there off to the east bay, where the greater chance of showers and storms exist, 78 in the castro valley, 86, walnut creek. not bad, as far as temperatures go even very comfortable as far as san francisco, 68. wine country, close to 80 in many location, keyword here, umbrellas. you don't want to be caught with your wine with whining because it is raining. same tomorrow, cool and breezy in the coastal areas, if you live in san francisco long enough, what they say the

coldest summer i ever spent was in san francisco? something like that. >> have it tattooed on why you are right arm. >> something about that very telling you go in just about 50 miles and break out of the sun and 80 degrees. >> i think it was mark twain, the coldest winter i ever spent was a sumner san francisco. >> you there go there you go. >> learn to swim from the best today. olympian seth davis is teaming one the ymca of san francisco to put on the swimming clinic t is part of a 70-city tour sponsored by usa swimming to motivate a new generation of swim stars it is free and held at the presidio ymca from 3 to 7 tonight. the east bay's largest bicycle celebration returns to jack london square today. pedal fest 2012, thousands of people, a kid's bike parade you bike art exhibit and professional bike stunts. starts at 11:00 this morning and runs until 8:00 tonight. all proceeds go to the east bay

bicycle coalition. peninsula is celebrating man's best friend in a couple of hours from now. san matay yeast peninsula humane society will host the 18th annual mutt strut fund-raiser. hundreds of dog owners and their pets are expected to take part in the 3 k walk. organizers say the event will help raise money for shelter donations. mutt strut will take place at coyote point park in san mateo. you can drop by and register for the event beginning at 9:00 this morning. the 3 k walk starts at 11 a.m. the police department wants to help students in need and today, they are holding their annual stuff the cruiser event. organizeders are asking the local community donate school supplies. specially marked cruise letters be in front of livermore's walmart and office max location. on sunday, you can also drop off supplies at the cvs store. the event runs through sunday. san jose's gay pride celebration also rolls into town this weekend. it kicks off today at noon at discovery meadow at west san carlos street and was way. the day opens with a traditional as tech ceremony.

there will be vendors, food and lots of fun. tomorrow, there will be a more traditional celebration. the gates will open at 11:15 in the morning for a prayer service. much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. want to play with cats in the comfort of your own home without being a pet owner or pet sitting? we will show you how. but first, mick inouye has more on the weekend calendar. >> lots to do weekends are made for cookout and car rides, today in brentwood, get a cookoff and car show. and sharks fans, a member will be there and for a family first organization, helps families who have lost a child. monies raised from the rib and chili cookoff, pro and not so level pro car show will go to the aubrey brown club. next from four-wheel show doors one-wheel show stores, head over to berkly for the berkeley juggle and unicycle show. the festival goes on all weekend but there is a public show that is tonight only at 7:30. the performance is family friendly and ticket sales help

support the circus arts throughout the community. the berkeley community, where historically, we have been so sorely lacking in circus-type activities. now, maybe the circus wasn't a childhood favorite. for me, it was hot wheels, comic books and action figures f that's you, too head to the santa clara county fair grounds where time tunnel toys hosts the san jose super toy and comic book show. scheduled to be there along with the comics, the classic and the collectibles this year is lou ferrigno, seen here as the incredible hulk on '70s tv or also seen here on "celebrity apprentice." and here on nbc. also scheduled to appear, amanda bears, great comedic actor, marcy darcy from "married with children" and darcy wells from "gilligan's island," ever wondered, mike, ginger, marianne? marianne. now little buddy you thumb hurricane wilma that theme song for the rest of the saturday.

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a woman in utah bought a vintage camera with some access source. what she didn't expect to find were undeveloped rolls of film. now shah she has the finished photos, she wants to return them to their rightful owners. courtney orton has this developing story. >> a set for $20 for this vintage kodak camera. >> reporter: 20 bucks for all this. and this woman got much more than a camera to add to her collection. >> i opened the bag and amidst all the other awesome things like a light meter, there was all these undeveloped slides and undeveloped film. >> reporter: slides and undeveloped film she couldn't help but think belonged to someone. >> i mean, somebody didn't get rid of these on purpose. i think it was an accident. >> reporter: when she looked closer. >> pretty good photographer, you can see a lot of them really well. >> reporter: she could see the

slides contained special family snapshots, snapshots we can actually see, since she had them developed. the images contained shots of a new baby, a couple, family members surrounding a man in uniform, and shots from a wedding. there's also one more clue. handwritten on the inside of the camera case. >> there is a name in the case, verle t. jacobs and the address. >> reporter: in hopes the address would lead us to the clues about the camera and contents belong to we came to the address but it brought us here, a construction site. there's another roll of color slide film inside the bag. >> can't develop it anywhere but one place in the whole united states, which is in colorado. >> reporter: but for now, she just hopes someone, anyone, will recognize something. getting a behind-the-scenes tour of the big show in town is always a thrill but for one group of children in san jose,

it was an encounter as well. a dozen children from the center of the blind and visionally impaired got a tour of the big white tent on highway 101. >> laura and kate and stephanie and tatiana are all riding big gray horses now. >> the show's performers took the kids into the practice ring and the stables to feel, hear and smell what the show is all about yesterday. they not only got to touch the horses but also listen to their heartbeat and their breathing through a stethoscope. the blind and visually impaired kids also learned about what goes into maintaining the horses from is horseshoing to feeding the animals to the special saddles the acrobats use to perform their tricks. this maybe the best interactive live streaming video ever, countries and cats in an animal shelter in los angeles. the shelter installed a system called i pet companion and a live camera and remote controlled toys that can be manipulated by users online.

when we tried sign up and actually play with the cats rather than just watch them, the wait was three hours. shelter says the interactive tools are helping them show off the cats and kit uns and adoption rates are way up. you don't have to adopt a pet to play. you just need to log on. much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. there is a cute little guy who needs a new home to call his very own. are you the right match? learn more about what skipper needs.

welcome back, everyone, as your reward for putting up with the frog in my throat for this entire newscast, we have a dog in the studio. we have skipper. pets in need. skipper is a -- >> we think skipper is probably a pug, got some jack russell and, of course, a little bit of che in him h but he is a young guy, about a year, year and a half old. loves, loves, loves people.

children, large, small. >> he knows he is on camera. you said so good with people but you actually -- not just your average dog but you have been using him, you put him to work. >> he is our guest at pets in need. we have sort of been putting him to work, been our spokesdog while we go out to schools and humane presentations. he is so loving, loves children, he will be a wonderful family dog. >> he has worked for her food. now time to send him on his way? >> we want him to go to a home. >> i want to talk brief lakers dog here but i want to talk briefly about cats. >> absolutely. kitten season is upon us. it was a little late starting this year, but definitely started. we are in full swing. we are jammed to the rafters with countries, all ages, stages, colors, you name it. please, if you are looking for a consistent.

>> thank you. >> and thanks for joining us. all the news tonight at 5, 6 and 11 on nbc bay area.