meteorologist rob mayeda who predicts better temperatures. >> yes sh, there is a strong se breeze and anybody who likes the 7 o0s and the 80s will be happy. we have misty skies and drizzle and place where you would not expect the low clouds such as dublin where you will be seeing i. and in livermore, southwest winds and the low clouds will start to break up inland by 12:00, and then by 2:00, staying inland and back towards the coast and into the evening. winds are out of the west primarily 10 to 20 miles per hour, and numbers as we head into the mid-afternoon, 70s to low 80s, and chilly day in san francisco and low to mid-60s for saturday. we will let you know if the temperature trend continues in the weekend forecast in a few minut minutes. >> okay. thank you, rob. we begin with a story in the east bay where the crews are

working to clean up this muddy mess. they say a six-inch water main burst on 166th avenue and sending the water rushing down foothill boulevard and happened around highway 580 at 1:00 this morning. the nearby roads are shutdown and officials say it could take up to 10 more hours to clear the roadway. folks who live in a dozen homes are without water this morning. new this morning, fire crews worked in the morning to knock down these flames in pittsburgh. the fire started in the entrance of stoneman park which is 500 yards away from the recently closed fire station, 87, on west leyland road and john henry johnson parkway. the station closed earlier this month because of the budget cuts. the fire threatened nearby homes before crews who came from across town were able to contain it. we can't say that anybody was hurt. and crews are working to kill mosquitos carrying the west

nile virus. they spent last night fogging a three-mile area. vector control says that one in three mosquitos are infected and they hope the kill off this threat before it contacts more people. >> and we are putting out an ultra low volume product from the back of the pickup trucks to sus nepend in the air, and as t mosquitos are flying around at night it will impinge them. >> and the trucks went street by street before ending at the piedmont road. 10 birds have also tested positive for west nile. santa clara police continue the search for a man they say is a violent rapist. police say that the man broke

into the woman's apartment at 4:00 in the morning and raped her at knifepoint. investigators confirm that he got into the building by ripping the screen off of a bathroom window. they are not releasing many other details, but the neighbors in the area say they know enough to know they are shocked an nervous. >> and i think that everybody is feeling scarry, because you will see that these kind of event does not happen everyday. >> i have to park my car really far and we have to walk around like there by myself and i have to carry all of my personal stuff, and it is scary, of course. >> santa clara police say sexual assaults are rare in the city with 21 cases report eded a yea. the suspect is a thin man around 5'3" who does not speak english well. time of the attack, he was dressed in all dark clothing. new this morning the parents of audrie pott are adding a teenaged girl to the lawsuit that was filed in the wake of their daughter's death. the saratoga girl who was 15 killed herself after pictures of

an alleged rape was circulated around her campus and internet. audrie's parents say that the girl lied and tried to cover up the a alleged attack last september. three boys are already named in the suit. audrie's parents claim that the teen girl was in the room at the time of the assault and even encouraged the boys. the lawsuit is scheduled for august 13th. in lake county, two men face accusations of raping a girl they kept in a metal box while running a marijuana operation. they say that ryan balletto and patrick pearmain held the girl captive for weeks. they say that the run away in los angeles was repeatedly sexually assaulted by both men. the teen was left locked inside of a 4x2 metal box hoisted at an angle so human waste could drain

out. one d.e.a. agent said that violence and violence go hand in hand with illegal growth. >> they are ready to go to war. we see them with kevlar vests and we have seen them plant booby traps, and some of the vietnam era bungee sticks outsid outside. >> and the two suspects are due back in court wednesday. and officials are calling for better protection of their city at a site where a 66-year-old woman was gunned down earlier this week. another round of anti-police protests are are expected this week in oakland and the city leaders say they are ashamed of the poor job they are doing protecting residents. judy salmon died after driving her car blocks from her home, and police don't know whether she was caught in the middle of a gun battle or came upon a

robbery that turned deadly, one thing is for sure, the public wants more safety. >> my district has suffer ed tw heartbreaking losses. 8-year-old alicia caradine and judy salomon here shot in her car. our residents can not live with bullets flying into the cars and homes of the residents. >> some people have hired private security firms because they have given up on the police department. police are still looking for the kill killer. a pleasanton teenager is jail due to a death of a biking death. the car was drif bven by 18-year-old cody hall who faces one count of vehicular manslaughter and one count of reckless driving, and the police

said that it took this long to conclude the investigation into the deadly clock. the clock is ticking and another b.a.r.t. strike could happen in eight days. this morning it appears that the two sides are farther apart instead of closer. to day the b.a.r.t. workers filed a complaint against the lead negotiator thomas hawk and claim that he is the president of a bus company who profited when the b.a.r.t. workers went on strike for four days earlier this month, but the officials say he was only paid $500 in administrative fees. hawk is on vacation this week, but he is expected to be back by tuesday. the two sides have until august 4th to reach a deal and prevent another traffic nightmare. speaking of a traffic nightmare, look at this bumper to bumper traffic as tens of thousands of fans slowly made their way to candlestick park as

there was an epic concert of jay z and justin timberlake, and the a's and the giants played at home, and it was the last friday of the month which is the critical mass ride. they tied up traffic downtown and beyond. and to make matters worse, a lot of the people who tried to get into and out of the city early hit a major roadblock, because a bomb scare completely shutdown the bay bridge at 1:00 yesterday, and traffic was cleared from both ends of the bridge after a suspicious device was reported. a bomb squad as removed the suspicious device and has not said what it was or if anyone was in danger. the bridge reopened at 3:30 in the afternoon, but at this point, the damage was done. still ahead on today in the bay, new details this morning on the deadly asiana airplane

crash. and why crews will stay at the airport longer than expected.

new details this morning on the asiana flight 214. the wrecked fuselage was supposed to be removed from the hangar sfo this weekend, but officials say it will be stored there longer, but how long is unclear because the airline is trying to find a suitable location, and at this point, they have not found anywhere large enough to hold the fuselage intact. today ahead on the bay, the communities were devastated by the massive tsunami in japan two years ago and now 100 japanese student students are in the bay area to seek leadership skills to rebuild their town. their story is up next. and the view over san jose and you can see the sun trying to break over the low clouds, but you will be surprised how cool the temperatures will be as we go through the weekend in

july. we will have a look at that when we come back.

if you are in the south bay, you really can smell the excitement in the air. the annual garlic festival is under way, and new feature this year is the garlic bowl. it picks executive chefs from san jose state and uc berkeley and fresno state. the winner is fresno state winning a $5,000 skcholarship fr their schools. if you go, you can find delicious things to eat. >> and we have the pepper steak sandwiches and the mushrooms and a plethora of wonderful food out here. it is out here for three days and it is going to be wonderful. and you know, three days in a year, we get to be a quasi rock festival. >> the festival's main event the

great garlic cookoff. it starts at 10:00 this morning and students can prep and serve their dishes to a panel of five judges. as always the proceeds of the garlic festival supports local charities. caltrain will run special trains the entire weekend and the good news is that sometimes this is blazingly hot, and this year, it is going to be nice and pleasant. right, rob? >> yes, temperatures are comfortable, kris. we are talking about mid- to upper 80s in san jose, and today we are mostly 50s outside in the fwa area. and notice the winds and the south bay and the south bay breeze in san jose and a little bit of a south wind coming from the salinas valley to morgan hill, and means that folks in south san jose may smell the garlic in the air as it comes up from gilroy in the afternoon. and the winds are strong into fairfield and livermore. if you look at the relative humidity, it is low, and the

marine air that is 2,000 feet thick will make for a cool afternoon. around the ballpark, the oakland a's taking on the l.a. angels and the numbers in the 60s with partly cloudy skies, and right here on the nbc bay area coming up this evening, we have the giants and the cubs, and that is at 6:00, and you will watch it on nbc bay area with the first pitch coming up at 6:00, and we will see the temperatures close to 6f0 degrees. we will have mist and fog. and rain is a possibility from south lake tahoe to yosemite, and watch out for that if you are heading to the high country this weekend. meantime, back talking about the low clouds around the bay area, you will see it even in the inland valleys through 9:00 or 10:00 this morning, and sunshine through the afternoon and the low clouds will sweep back in tonight and into the morning. that means that the pattern will repeat, and the low clouds into

sacramento by tomorrow morning and strong sea breeze is the story of to weekend. and san jose is in the 70s and you will notice the numbers getting closer to 80s so the places higher elevation should see 80s, but otherwise, 70s from dublin over to castor valleys. and 70s in oakland andp os 0s in the wine country. once the clouds break up, it is going to be a comfortable day at the bay, and actually cooler temperatures heading tone monday. that should be the coolest day as we at the temperatures inland. we should see the temperatures climbing up and see 80s and 90s coming back as we head to next weekend. you saw the video of the gillray garlic festival. there will be low clouds. >> i remember years that it is amazing that people don't end up looking for medical care,

because it is so hot, and they are near there. >> and this year it is going to be perfect. >> perfect. all right. thank you very much, rob. it has been more than two years since the devastating earthquake and tsunami in japan and the tahoku area is still trying to get on its feet. today in the bay's george has the report. >> it was scary, so i could not -- i did not want to stay in the house. so i was trying to get out. >> reporter: 17-year-old girl will never forget that day. >> at first, i was really sca d scared. then i went out and i saw tsunami coming towards me. but i could not believe it was real. i was really scared and the ground was shaking up and down.

>> reporter: a powerful 9.0 earthquake creates a deadly tsunami and sweeping away homes and creating piles of rubble where schools and homt homes once stood. these girls both lost their homes. >> i was with my family looking at the house being washed out by the tsunami. >> i did not feel anything deep, but two years later, i was back at my house and i found a tool which i was using when i was a little kid. it made me cry. >> it has been a month since he died. >> 16,000 people died and one of them was her uncle. >> the next day, everybody knew he wasn't there. he wasn't home. and it took aus month to find his body. >> despite the hardship and loss, they are determined to rebuild their communities, and

more than two years after the earthquake and tsunami, the two high school students flew to uc berkeley with 98 students from the region as part of the 2013 summer program. for the next three weeks they hope to learn leadership and community service skills to take back to japan. ugami is one of the instructors. >> they have faced something quite tragic. i think that they really inspire me with their ability to engage with a crucial need to do something, to make a difference. >> reporter: the students will face so many challenges when they go back home. rebuilding a school or a hospital, and that is one thing, but rebuilding a community's crushed spirit is the ultimate test. they enter the program as students, and they hope to leave as leaders. >> translator: i wanted to do something good for the community. because i joined this program to learn community building.

>> translator: because i have been receiving a lot of experience from a adults, i know i can return this to the community culture. >> reporter: at uc berkeley george for bay city area news. we will be right back. sglifrmg

sglifrmgts. >> you are watching "to dday in the bay. it is the worst of circumstances often that brings out the best in people. jen bulick got terrible news this year, and the future she was planning for herself was nots going to be possible and for that reason she wanted to make the absolute most of the time she has left. one stranger is helping her to do just that in today's "bay area proud" garvin thomas shows us how the two are now connected. >> reporter: time can be a tricky thing. no matter what any clock tells you, time does not move at a steady pace. >> they are going on the second

o one. >> reporter: and something that jen bulik has left. you see a few days before the wedding with her fiance jeff lang cannot go fast enough. what is likely to happen a few months after that? well -- jen and jeff met six years ago. she was a hairdresser and he a yoga instructor, and jen making people beautiful and the outside, and jeff on the insoid. a friend thought these two opposites would attract. >> she is like, you know, he kind of took all of my weirdness in stride, so i think that he would be really good for you. >> reporter: there was talk of a wedding and in fact, the couple shopped for rings just last december just about the time it turned out that jen developed a cough she could not shake. >> i went to the doctors a couple of times, and they diagnosed it as pneumonia and i'm 35, so they were not

thinking that this is something else. >> reporter: in january came the diagnosis. lung cancer stage 4. last month came the prognosis. >> four the six untreated and four to six months treated. when i heard that, i said, let's get married, because i wanted to live life. >> jeff and jen gave themselves two weeks to plan a simple wedding and barbeque reception in jen's backyard and that was the plan at least until a friend posted a request for help on a facebook group for wedding planners. a posting that erica ota read and could not forget. >> this is an opportunity i saw to do something extraordinary for something else. why not? i never thought about the bam book, but i think that it would

go perfectly. >> reporter: erica, a social worker turned wedding planner thought she would help a little bit on the day, but then stumbled upon jen's pinterest account and pictured what her dream wedding would look like, and one that time and money would not make possible. well, impossible until erica decided to get jen everything on the page. a job that would take months, she has done in two weeks corralling goods and services from more than 30 bay area wedding vendors and the total cost is $50,000. all of it donated for free. >> it was my goal to have them not pay a dime. i thought to myself, these people have already suffered enough. and why not be able to give them a gift, you know, a wonderful gift that both of them will

never forget and their families will never forget. >> i think that it is amazing like the generosity in their hearts, and that they are so touched by, by or story. and i guess it is like people have feelings. >> reporter: it all comes together this saturday at 2:00. jen and jeff will say their vows under the redwood trees of a nearby park, and a marching band will then lead them back to jen's parents' house transformed into something magical. >> oh, look at this. so cute. >> reporter: it is there that jen bulik will most likely wish that time could stand still. >> and that was garvin thomas reporting. if you would like to contribute to the fund set up for the couple in this difficult time you can donate at give forward.com, and garvin will be

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. >> looking live at the em b embarkadera in san francisco, and that is fog and cooler temperatures this morning. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda, and we have a nice forecast if you like the cooler temperatures. >> yes, this year if you have outdoor plans and especially down at the garlic festival or elsewhere, but it is going to be chilly show. san francisco and oakland 50s, and now low clouds near the altamont pass, and a slight breeze into san jose is pulling in the cooler air from the south this morning. notice san francisco and the coast, low clouds, but it will clear out in the inland valles s

as we head out into the afternoon and by evinging in the low clouds will fill back in. and looking at the low 80s and places around the tri valley. and san jose, 70s and further south, oakland and this cool trend may continue through the weekend and you will be surprised how cooler it will be flu the week. we will have more in the forecast. thank you, rob. the cleanup continues this morning after one of spain's worst railway tragedies in history. train tracks have been laid in place of the flower s ths that left for those killed in the crash. the driver of the train that crashed is released from the hospital, but now in custody. he was driving too fast around the curve when it derailed and the driver apparently had a fascination on speed. on facebook, he boasted about going fast and even posting a photo of a train's speedometer e showing the equivalent of 120 miles per hour, and in what was

a 50-mile-an-hour zone. one of the crash survivors recall seeing the speed displayed on the monitor moments before the crash. >> most of the trip it said 100 kilometers per hour which is 60 miles per hour, and right before we crashed, 30 seconds before, it was 194 which is about 130 miles per hour. >> 80 people are still in the hospital this morning and 30 of whom are still in critical condition. new this morning a violent and deadly day in egypt. officials there say that at least 38 people were killed in the crashes or rather clashes e between security forces and supporters of ousted egyptian president mohamed morsi and that number is expected to rise as the day continues. the clashes followed a day of massive pro military rallies yesterday. the army forced him from office on july 3rd after massive demonstrations and now morsi is being detained at an undisclosed

location. today the lincoln memorial is open today after it was va vandalized. somebody splattered green paint on the bottom of the statue yesterday. the memorial was closed for nearly 12 hours for cleanup. the park police are reviewing the security camera footage to identify possible suspects. fortunately know, there is no permanent damage. and a man will soon receive the military honor that is the highest military award, ty cart ler be honored at the white house for his heroism in one of the most intense fights in afghanistan. he was based in lieu wis mccord in washington state, but his father is in antioch and join s us. >> it is unreal. very enjoyable and i'm so proud i can hardly stand it. >>. >> reporter: ty carter's father

can't be more proud of his son and more grateful that he is alive. on october 3rd, 2009, a battle in northeastern afghanistan, 300 insurgents attacked the army post, and carter runs for cover in a humvee. >> my son was basically in one of those that you see rolling down the window when the insurgents come in and he pop, pop, shoots two of them and then rolled up the window and then pop, pop, and it had hit the bulletproof glass where he had been shooting out of and he said that they were well funded, well trained. >> reporter: during the firefight, he saw a wounded comrade 30 feet away and he ran out to rescue the man to bring him to safety. the in. >> -- the injuries were too severe, and he later die d. next month, carter will be recognized for going above the call of duty and to rescue others while in a day-long fight

with the enemy. president obama will present him with the medal of honor. only 30 people have received the medal of honor for their service in iraq and afghanistan. he is only one of five living recipients and his father cannot wait to be there. >>ly not miss that. that's is something very few father fathers -- he's alive. wow. >> wow. that was janelle wang reporting. ty carter's wife and three children will also attend the s ceremony next month. we thank his dad for talking with us. news that audrie pott's parents are going to add another suspect to the death of their

daughter's death. the 15-year-old saratoga girl killed herself after pictures of her sexuals a saul was posted on the internet and around campus. and now there is a female defendant whom audrie's parents claim lied to try to cover up an attack last month. audrie's parents also claim that the teen girl was in the room in the alleged assault and even encouraged the boys. the next hearing in this lawsuit is scheduled for august 13th. santa clara police continue their search this morning for a violent rapist. police say that the man broke into the woman's apartment around 4:00 yesterday morning and raped her at knifepoint. investigators are not saying a lot about the case, but they do confirm that the man got into the building by ripping a screen in the bathroom window. it is a sudden wake-up call in a neighborhood that people considered themselves safe for years. >> i think that everybody feel scary, because you see these vents do not happen everyday. >> i park right there and it is

really far and we have to walk around like from there by myself and i have to carry all of my purse and my stuff and it is scary, of course. >> and police say that sexual assaults are rare in santa clara, and there are about 21 reported a year on average. the suspect is described as a thin man around 5'3" who does not speak english well. he was dressed in all dark clothe agent the time of yesterday's 4:00 a.m. assault. the man who held three women captive in a cleveland home for a decade will spend the rest of his life behind bars with zero chance of ever getting out. ariel castro's guilty plea to 997 counts means he dodges the death pej ti. he will be formally sentenced next week. the plans are in works to tear down castro's home where those women were imprisoned along with two abandoned homes next door and in its place will be a park. a developing story in the east where crews have been working throughout the night to

clean up this soggy mess. east bay mud officials say that a 6-inch water main burst near highway 580 at 1:00 this morning. the road is shutdown and officials say it will take hour s to fix and clear the roadway. about a dozen people are without water this morning. the fight against the west nile vivus heating nup san jose after adult mosquitos tested positive for the deadly virus. the vector control district spent the night fogging a three-mile square area to k control the area. they say that 1 in 3 mosquitos is infect and the goal is to kill off the mosquitos before one of the mosquitos spreads the virus to a person. they say it will kill the mosquitos on contact, but it will have no effect on the people in the area. >> we are actually putting out an ultra low volume product from the become of the pickup trucks

and suspend in the air and when the mosquitos are are flying around in the night, it will impinge on them and control them. >> and they went street by street before wrapping up the fogging at old piedmont road at 3:00 this morning. this is considered high season for the virus and a dozen birds have tested positive for west nile as well. still ahead on "today in the bay" and from the bay area to outer space. what astronauts are hoping to learn from this little robot.

still ahead on "today in the

good morning to you. looking live at the clouds in the distance there, and cooler temperature temperatures today. a very nice forecast on top though otherwise. facebook founder mark zuckerberg is putting his money where his mouth is. zuckerberg is scheduled the give the first public speech in favor of immigration reform next month. politico is reporting that zuckerberg will speak at the san

francisco premier of the film documented which is about jose antonio vargas, a prize-winning writer and undocumented immigrant. the premier is august 5th, and z zuckerberg's political action committee which stands for forward us spent $5 billion on a pro bono immigration passage program. i'm at nasa where a robot is being controlled remotely live from the international space station, and how this can affect our future coming up. and here's a look around the bay this morning, and from san francisco, you can see the fog out there, and a taste of the san francisco weather is far inland this morning thanks to the strong sea breeze. we will let you know what to

expect for the afternoon plans when we come back.

good saturday morning to you and once again live pictures through lenses of our own josh keppelle this morning at san francisco and you can see the folks there dressed appropriately. i see sweatshirts and jackets and no shorts in those shots this morning. it is chilly to start. we have low clouds and misty skies and the temperatures are mostly in the 50s outside and low clouds inland toward the tri valley and through the car kay us in -- carkanas strait. those are the winds that i am talking about on shore and strongly inflield, and toward livermore and you can see that they are spilling the marine air into the sacramento area. if you head out to the ballpark and the two games the a.l. west leading oakland team playing

this afternoon, and then right here on the bay area, you have the giants and the cubs coming up at 6:00. quite cool picture for the game. temperatures in the low 60s and the winds are west/northwest at 10 to 25 miles per hour. if you head up to lake tahoe and yosemite watch out for the showers and thundershowers as the moisture moves up from southern california to the afternoon. our weather is about that sea breeze and the marine layer that is 2 th,000 feet thick and desp the fact that we are getting sunshine in the valley, the sea breeze will keep it cool, and as we head into tomorrow morning, more clouds well inland and almost into fairfield and sacramento, and again in the sunday morning, because with a strong sea breeze, you are looking at the o70s to the low . and actually, if you go out to the gillroy garlic festival, it

will not be too hot. the sea breeze coming inland will be strong and keeping fairfield comfortable in the low 80s and on the chilly side san francisco and oakland low to mid-60s and 70s in the north bay. temperatures will cool off more tomorrow. monday looks to be the coolest day of the week. look at the inland temperatures near 80 degrees in the warmest spots out to livermore and pleasanton, and as we head into the work week, you will see the temperatures coming up wednesday. we will e see the high pressure building in which means the 90s will be back for next weekend. so for all of the outdoor plans, quite nice, but bundle up for a few spots this morning. >> it is interesting to see the folks out early, you say, oh, it is cold out there. >>. >> you will have the run really fast. >> will do. thank you. well, take a super cool futuristic robot and put it in the middle of a lunar like

landscape two football fields in size, and then control it from space. you have what is essentially a dress rehearsal for the future of the space program and it happened right here in the bay area conducted by nasa. we were there for the ride. >> reporter: it's a test run that will blow the mind of anyone whoever ran a remote control car. >> this is the first fully interactive realtime operation of a robot from space. >> reporter: a nasa robot on the ground being controlled remotely by an astronaut on board of the international space station. bouncing signals off of a satellite to see if some day this rover can roll around by itself on the moon or even mars. >> it sends commands to the rover here from space station. and it also carries the information like the images and the position of the rover back to the astronauts on space

station so they can do it on their laptop. >> it is loaded with technology. this spinning thing on the top, lidar and not radar, but with lasers and similar to the driverless car wes see on the road. >> a fair amount of similarity between this rover, the k-10 and the driverless cars that you see on the road around the bay area. we use a variety of sensors and cameras and 3d scanners to look at the world and understand what is safe and not safe. >> reporter: rehearsals like this one get the nasa team closer to the goal of efficiently sending the rover n into space. sxwlit can be as little as two seconds for the signal from earth to the moon. >> proving with the right technology -- >> this is a success. thank you very much. >> reporter: the future can roll along smoothly. at moffitt field, scott budman, bay area news. >> we should get them to parallel park it, right, rob?

>> yes. today on the bay, the troubles continue, and the giants one out from a victory last night, and they can't seal the deal. complete highlights are coming up next. good morning, i'm mike and there is lots to do to dday in e bay. we have been talking about the garlic festival celebrating 35 years and my note for all of this is the that there is bound to be a lot of traffic, so big head's up for those driving from 101 to the south bend to gillroy, and that includes morgan hill and plan on the delays and roll down the windows and carry and the stinking road. it is going to be carried on for miles for the wind. and speaking of wind, we go to the city of free spisht and higher education as we go to the berkeley kite festival. there will be giant kites. the kite team from japan will battle, and yes, a 1,000 square foot kite. and it is a festival, and it is near the berkeley marina.

tonight, i will let my thought and my words fly free, too. some of you know that i have been in community with comedy show, and we will pack up the jerseys and give high fives and come out with only 18 and over, and that is right. we will kick them out. we might be saying the seven words we can't say on tv, i will warn you. but monday, i will be saying all of the words that you will need to get around "today in the bay." look at 'em.

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take a live look at o.com coliseum and the angels will take on l.a. last night jed lowrie singles to

right, and eric sogard and coco crisp singled, and bartolo colon got his 14th win of the season. across the bay, the giants taking on the cubs. top of the ninth and two outs and the giants up 2-1, and in line for the win when anthony rizzo hits a ground ball to first. it goes off of the glove of brandon belt, and two runs come in to score for the cubs. the giants lose 3-2, and waste a strong outing by matt cain. they will look to get back on track tonight behind madison bumgarner and you can watch the action right here on nbc bay area, and the coverage starts at 6:00 p.m., and the first pitch is 6:05. america's cup racing continues on the san francisco bay today. emirates team new zealand is expected to sail alone. they were slated to go head to head with the sweden team artemis this afternoon, but artemis is not ready for the race after the first boat

capsized in may killing one of the crew members. the swedish team hopes to get back to racing competitively as early as next week. you can watch the action from today's event live on channel 11-2 or on comcast channel 186. still ahead on today in the bay, we have dolly in studio, and she is very happy to be with us, and we are happy to have her. we will tell you how she can be a part of your family coming up.

this morning we have our special friends from pets in need, and volunteer lisa simmons is here with dolly who is the cutest little dolly herself. look at her. she is so cute. >> she is. we thought she was a doll, hence the name. she is shaved down and usually her hair is much longer. she is a little your ki. we think that she is between 2 and 4. she's been spayed, and she is

microchipped and brought up to date on the vaccines, and now she is ready for a new home. >> and you were saying that she is a little voluptuous. >> yes. ped and a little plump. >> yes, she is on a diet and could stand to lose a couple of pounds. >> it is hard for those of us who are people-sized to remember that they put that weight on really fast, and a couple of extra treats will do the trick. >> absolute ly. good walking is always good for both of us. >> oh, good. strap a pedometer on to the collar. well, you have plenty of pets available for aadoption. >> yes, all sizes, ages, stages, and tons of kittens. kitten season is still here with us, and they are pouring in daily. >> and it is a good time with the kids home from school. >> absolutely. >> thank you, lisa, and you can find more out about dolly and pets in need by going to

petsinneed.org, and you can watch the san francisco giants tonight at 6:00, don't forget.

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