from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay". good morning to you, and looking live at a pretty shot at the golden gate bridge looking the way that a lot of folks expect it to look. a little bit of fog and still the bridge in distance. thank you for joining us. i'm kris sanchez and joining meteorologist anthony slaughter, and how long will that fog stick around causing major delays? >> well, just breaking news the sfo area is starting to see some minor delays bau of the low clouds, but nothing like typical you are used to seeing.

you can see the golden gate shrouded in with lots of clouds. temperatures later on today are going to warm into the mid-60s, and santa cruz and san francisco very comfortable, and places like freemont inland are very comfortable, and towards livermore and concord. it is not about leaving flight, kris, and so if you are leaving town, it looks like you are good to go, but it is on the arriving flights due to the low clouds. if you are headed downtown for the louis vuitton sailing series, it looks tlik temperatures will be in the 60s at 1:00, and that race happen ing at 1:00 and you can catch it on kozi tv, our sister network. and also around the bay, when you get into livermore and san jose, it will climb into the 80s and not warm, but not too abnormal and considering that we were in the triple digits a week ago. >> yes, we were.

state of emergency stemming from the massive rim fire in the yosemite park. governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency for san francisco. the fire is burning more than 150 miles away, but there is growing concern over the city's main water supply. the water is burning four miles from the hetch hetchy reservoir which supplies)sn 85% of the cs water. the reservoir, itself, is not affected, but there is concern that the ash from the fire could taint the water and two of the city's three hydroelectric power stations in the area are shut down. any more hazards could cause an effect. there is no time of it lets up soon. more than 2,600 firefighters are working to catch up with the blaze. it is only 5% contained this morning. it is the 20th largest fire in northern california history. tom costello has the latest from

near the firelines. >> 3:00 a.m. from the fireline, and this team from sacramento is doing battle with the flame which is determined to eat further into yosemite. the sacramento crew has been on the line for 14 hours already. >> it is extremely hard, pause you are fatigued and tired and stressed and the anxiety level is up. so it is hard to sleep. >> reporter: the so-called rim fire sits in the stanislas forest, but it is go g ing to t remote areas far from the tourists into yosemite valley. already highway 21 through the park is closed. for now the commanders are hoping that the deep valleys and the granite rock will keep the fire from moving into the pop u popular areas of yosemite. >> at the end of the return line, it goes into the trees. >> reporter: from the air, it is a highly choreographed helicopter ball lay and putting the water drops right on the exact spot to give the crews on the ground the big advantage.

>> the biggest challenge is the fire, itself. it is making its own weather, and the 40,000 foot columns are unreal. >> reporter: for the 2,000 men and women fighting the fire, the work is exhausting. at the base camp, a first hot meal in 20 hours and much needed shower and shave and few hours of sleep before the morning briefing at first light. >> everything that you have learned, you have to make sure you apply it correctly, and you have to do it even when you are tired. >> reporter: the fire commanders meeting in colorado say that fatigue is one of the biggest concern. >> with the cal fire employees we try to work a 24-hour shift on and 24-hour shift off for recovery. >> reporter: but with the fire burning, resources and men and women are running on empty. if you are headed to reno or t tahoe, the rim fire could affect you there. smoke is extremely thick as you see from the city shots around reno from various cameras.

one citizen said that the air was so thick it made him feel like he was living on mars. the air quality index is at a point where people without respiratory conditions could be affected. in tahoe, the smoke filled the skies and there is concern for people who have trouble breathing. south shore is getting hit by two fire now. in addition to the rim fire, the american fire which started on august 10th is still sending smoke that way. closer to home, take a look at the shot above mount diablo, and you can see the plume of smoke there off in the distance, it is now visible from 200 miles away. >> the fire has forced the cancellation of a pop ular musi festival held at camp mather eve every labor day weekend. and we will hear from the band who had planned to perform for the campers. and we will have the latest

of the rim fire on our website nbc bayarea.com, and you can find videos and photos as well, and we will keep track of the crews there on the fire lines. that is nbcbayarea.com. and in san francisco, a suspect wanted in connection for a deadly stabbing is in the hospital after he was shot several times by the park police. park police found that suspect covered in blood getting off of a bus on lombard and fillmore streets last night in the marina district. the man reportedly threatened the officers with the knife, and that is when the officers fired the weapons hitting the suspect several times. the man was taken to the hospital, but the condition is unknown at this time. the sheriff's deputies at marin said that he had stabbed a woman moments before getting on that bus in san francisco. this morning, a couple is

rescued off of the antioch lake. somehow the family's jet ski failed and the three were stranded. rescue crews searched them by air and they found the three clinging to a log. they were taken to the shore and treated for hypothermia and not seriously hurt. very lucky. this morning we are hearing a 911 call moments before a girl saw her father shot and killed his mother. >> is he saying that he is going to kill her? >> yes. >> does he have the knife in his hand. >> hello. he's saying five, four, three -- >> what did he say? >> he is counting down to like

kill her or something. >> hayward police released the tape from august 14th, and the girl called 911 to report that argument moments where later the police broke down on the front door, and broke down the front door and shot and killed donnie simmons, jr., and police say he came at them with a knife. three other people were inside of the apartment at the time of the shooting including the 11-year-old and her sibling. no one elts was hurt. this morning the question is once again where is baby daphne. this morning the oakland police will ramp up the search effort for the missing 22-month-old girl, and police won't say where they will search, but saying it will be within oakland city limits in open space. meanwhile, the reward for information leading to the girl is now up to $20,000. webb was last seen on the morning of july 10th, and even though she has been missing for a month and a half, the police say they still hope to find her alive. >> somebody in our community knows something, and somebody in our community has heard

something, and with we need that information to come forward to bring closure to the family, and to bring closure sure to the community, we need to find her, and we need to find her we hope safely. >> 1,000 people are expected to take part in the search. this morning a proposed ban over sugary drinks in san jose are putting two council members at odds. the proposal presented by councilman cash calera would ban flavored milk over 2% fat milk, and sodas and that is anything sold on city properties and city events. he is a public health advocate, and he says that something has to be done the fight childhood obesity, but the councilman disagrees. >> our pediatrician has told us that we should give our children whole milk, but he says we

shouldn't. who should i listen to? >> the fact is that 60% of the adolescents have at least one soda a day. it is about public awareness. >> pete konsin adds that the proposal is a long way before become ing a becoming a reality and it has to go before the rules committee, and then if it passes there, it will go to council. still "today in the bay," raider fans are stopped this their tracks on the way to o.co coliseum. and the gentleman said you have to have a clear one. and then he showed the one s that you can't have. >> we will show you the new nfl rule across the country that is catch catching fans off guard. .

the bay." today, you are looking in oakland at o.co coliseum and you

see the raiders' logo loud and proud. are you ready for football? well, if you are ready to go to o.co or candlestick, you will have to have a clear bag so security can see through them. that new rule caught many ra raiders' fans against the bears off guard. the nfl adopted the rule in response to the boston marathon bombings. and the raiders and also the vikings and 49ers will be seen right here on for the nfl preseason special beginning at 5:00. preseason special. getting ahead of myself there. down and out, but not for good. how this woman managed to turn her life around along with the lives of thousands of people. this morning, waking up to a

marine layer, but we are look at lots of sunshine and before that, we will get into the weekend forecast, and there is travel troubles, and we will let you know about it after this.

a million of anything even something small adds up to a lot. so imagine then what a million good deeds adds up to, and that is how they measure success at one south bay soup kitchen. 1 million meals every four years is the pace they are on thanks to a woman who brought the corporate experience into the daily meal plan. we have a story by garvin thomas that will make you bay area proud. >> reporter: if there is one thing that you walk away with after spending a day in martha's kitchen is that good work and easy work are far from are the same thing. something that jose garcia can demonstrate for you with the

meat slicer and a few dozen pounds of roast pork. >> i have been at it for an hour and a half and i have 45 minutes sti still. >> reporter: that is a lot of sliced meat, but the folks at martha's kitchen are going to need it and not the mention the hundreds of potatoes and the gallons of soup the go with it, because when they open up their doors later this day, 300 people are going to come through them looking for a meal. it's a drill that is practiced twice a weekt that location, and san jose's sacred heart church, and yet still is a fraction of what they do around here. >> would you like some juice? >> thanks in part to the martha's kitchen executive director, anita cruz. >> this is the best job i have ever had. >> reporter: after a career at high-tech firms like apple, and hewlett packard and other place, she got bad news in the last part of the decade.

>> what i thought was a devastating event in my life when i was laid off, it was a blessing. >> reporter: blessing, because while she says she all thought of nonprofit work, she doesn't think that she would have jumped into this job unless she didn't have one. she has smoothly introduced the efficiency of the corporate world to the compassion of the nonprofit world. when she started at martha's kitchen a dozen years ago, they were turning out roughly 20,000 meals a year, not bad. they now do more than 10 times that. 250,000 meals a year. that's 1 million meals every four years. all with the staff of just six. but an army of volunteers. >> it is a very selfish feeling, because i feel good, but i also have to tell you that without the support of the community, our doors would close. >> reporter: she says that she

and the crew are already looking for ways to boost the output by another 100,000 meals in the next two years. something far from easy, but likely to do a world of good. >> and that is garvin thomas reporting. let's check in with anthony slaughter for a look at that weekend forecast. clearly, you are going to talk about some of the fire weather? >> yes, i wanted to give you a quick update on what is happening with this since we may have last talked about it. if you joined us yesterday, you heard us talking about the winds shifting around the rim fire, and now the winds have shifted more out of the northeast which is a little bit of a dry area. and dry wind and it will give some of of the central valleys some of the fine par tick lac p out of the air. inland, 70s and 80s. at the coast, shy of that in the 60s today, but not too bad

consider i considering where it could be for this time of the year. we have airport delays and it is on not on the arriving flights, but it is if you are leaving town. we have a low pressure positioned off of the coast if you can see the spin near seattle. that is the cold front, and that is going to be moving through tonight. it is going to be a dry cold front and not going to have a lot of moisture to work with. the thing it will do though is to intensify the marine layer so tomorrow when we wake up, we will have a little more fog than we had this morning which means airport delays and potential for the drizzle on the roadways crossing the bridges and the golden gate and the bay bridge. and the temperatures will be warm, and 70s an 80s around the bay, and tomorrow, cooler as the cold front moves through and then it is going to offer some drizzle for the morning hours as well. the temperatures today, no problem at allt it is going to be comfortable even though we

are starting off with fog in san francisco, you will see the sunny skies later on and 75 in oakland and 74 off to the east bay where we will have some of the warmest weather. south bay 82, and san jose 74, and the same in santa cruz. the seven-day shows that the temperatures will be balanced out for the next few days and not going to be any major heat wave and not a major extreerms coming this way for the weather and the temperatures will stay below average if you are keeping tabs and average for the inland valleys and right near 90 degrees. very comfortable, and one note of fall, it is counting down, and it begins in 28 days now, and so if you are one of the folks who likes to get out to take pictures of the beautiful brilliant colors, hang on, because the peak color will be in mid-october, and with the yosemite burning, it is

difficult to know how much we will see with the peak color, because we didn't get a whole lot of rain this past winter. >> thank you, anthony. very comprehensive.

you are watching "today in the bay." >> this morning, nearly 100,000 people are expected to gather in nation's capital to commemorate the 50th anniversary of martin luther king jr.'s march on wkt and the famous i have a dream speech. >> just as i have a dream -- [ applause ] -- my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. i have a dream today. >> an audience of more than 200,000 people witnessed this landmark speech on the national mall back on august 28th, 1963. three days before dr. martin luther king jr. made an important appearance on "meet

the press", and this is a visit with david gregory about that day. >> it has been nearly 50 years since martin luther king jr. has marched on washington, d.c. and the i have a dream speech. days before dr. king made that historic speech he appeared on "meet the press" and this weekend, nbc will air it unedited. david gregory moderates the special edition. and tell us about that 1963 interview, and what stands out for you as you watch it? >> well, what's striking about it is to be able to go back in time, and to see this played out to see dr. king in this forum on a program i love so much, but in that context, 1963 was such a tumultuous time and that is the backdrop of the march on washington, and the fear of

demonstrations in the streets and the violence associated with the march on washington which of course did not come the pass, and medgar evers had been murdered and the fire hoses turned on people in birmingham, and so you had the backdrop to this speech. so you will hear from dr. king in the interview some of the themes. he wanted to speak to the largely white audience that he felt would be watching on television to make the case for civil rights, to make the case for economic equality, and feeling like this was a big moment. and to sort of see him in an interview format like this was fascinating. >> david, so many of the viewers were not born back then and in fact, some of the viewers' parents were not born back then, and is there a relevance to today's world from what you see in the interview? >> well, it is the meaning of the dream 50 years later which is where we pick up on "meet the

press" this sunday. it is referencing and seeing this interview on "meet the press" and picking up what this dream meant then and what the american dream means now and not in just terms for civil rights and equality for just african-americans, but all americans in the sense of the promise in the country, and that is the resonance of what it is about and the extent to which what americans were grappling with what equality meant, and how dr. king was giving voice to that. that is the struggle of the years and race is not any easier today for all of the progresses that have been made, it is a central part of the american experience. so i think that is what the resonance, and i was not alive for this appearance on "meet the press" nor the speech, but it is a youthful reminder of the history to engage and watch dr. king in his own words. >> thank you, david gregory. remember "i have a dream" airs

right here on the bay area at 7:30. >> that is right the newscast will be half an hour to accommodate that rebroadcast. closer to home some 500 people are expecteto take to the streets of san jose to celebrate as well. organizers say they will rally for more jobs and civil rights and economic freedom. the march starts at 9:00 at st. james park and ends at the santa clara building on heading street. we have much more on the website nbcbayarea.com, and there you will find a video and slide show from the historic march, as well as events commemorating the anniversary. that is nbcbayarea.com. we will be right back. ♪

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from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. looking live at the city from our camera in emeryville all of the way across where you can see

the fog that anthony is going to talk about in the waeather forecast. what does it mean? we will find out. i'm kris sanchez joining me is meteorologist anthony slaughter. it seemed thinner earlier. >> yes, typically this time of the morning the fog will expand and then burn off completely. that is what we are seeing the moisture left in the atmosphere starting to condense, but later on after 8:00, we will be looking at widespread sunshine and from the coast inland. and temperatures at the coast 60s and bayside, mid-80s like livermore and san jose, and that is where we will see the warmest of the kconditions. the wind speed is light right now, but it is on shore which is good news for us in the bay area, especially considering the rim fire, and nothing as far as the particulates or haze pushing this way. it is going into nevada as far as the ash and the haze goes. temperatures are comfortable today and the air quality is

good. 65 in san francisco, and 76 in freemont, and 80 in san jose. and warmer spots are livermore and concord. again, we are talking about the rim fire that we have been telling you about all week long, and we will have more details in the latest coming up for you in the next report. >> understood sounds good. thank you, anthony. san diego major bob fill myrrh is expe fillmyrrh is expected to leave office at the end of the week. >> the speech started out with a humble apology. >> it is not a happy time for any of us. for my own part in causing awe of this, i offer a deep apology. >> reporter: and on a personal note -- >> to my former fiance bromwin, i love you very much. >> reporter: the mayor's soft speak took a sharp turn to denial.

>> i have never sexually harassed anyone. not one allegation, members of the council, has been independently verified or proven in court. >> reporter: and then a sharper point at who brought filmer blame. >> rumors become allegation, and allegations becomes fact, and then facts become demands for my reca recall. >> reporter: the mayor was not leaving without listing the accomplishments. >> we have negotiates tens of millions of dollars for you all in the leases of the builds and we got the cars out of plaza depanama for the first time ever. we protected the seals and we p protected la jolla from the poop. you get the suspicion from the speech that he may be gone from the mayor's office, but not for good.

>> the lord knows i am not perfect, and i have made a lot of mistakes but in my heart and desire for a progressive world will drive me to keep going. i will not give up. [ applause ] >> that was david summers reporting from san diego. new this morn, music legend linda ronstadt says she can no longer sing because of parkinson's, and she was diagnosed eight months ago and says quote she could not sing a note. the grammy award winner sold millions of records starting in the '70s with pop hits like "you are no good" and "when i will be loved" and she is known for her remanss with prominent politicians as well. and police say that david allen brew chi and debra newman were planning to kidnap police

officers and put them on trial and execute them in a vacant house. they wanted to bring attention to the anti-authority sovereign citizen movement. the movement considers them as extremists and terrorists. >> they would continue to kidnapping and killing multiple officers. >> he has a long criminal history in the south bay, and records show he was arrested for child molestation and other sex crimes in 2001, and in 2009 he was arrested after a six-hour standoff with the los gatos police, and he was ordered back in court on september 9th. developing story out of san francisco, a suspect want ed ed connection with the deadly stabbing is in the hospital this morning after he was shot several times by u.s. park police. authorities say that the park police spotted the suspect covered in blood getting awe of the bus on the corner of millmore and lombard streets last night in the city's marina

district. the man reportedly threatened the officers with the knife, and that is when the officers say they fired the weapons hitting the suspect several times. he was taken to the hospital, and his condition is unknown this morning. sheriff's deputies in morin city say it is the same man who stabbed a woman to death moments before getting on the bus to san francisco. new this morning a man and two young children are safe this morning counting their blessings after they were rescued from the wa terse off of the antioch marina last night. the antioch police say that the jet ski sank sending the three into the water. they were reported missing by family members when the three did not return home at the end of the day. rescue crews searched the area by air and water and found the man, and a 9-year-old girl and 5-year-old boy clinging to a g log. they were taken to shore and treated for hypothermia, but otherwise not seriously hurt. where is baby daphne?

this morning the oakland police will ramp up the effort to search for the 22-month-old girl. police won't say where they plan to search, but only that it is going to happen within oakland city limits in open spaces. meanwhile, the reward for information leading to the girl is oup to $20,000. daphne webb was last seen the morning of july 10th, and even though she has been missing for a month and a half, the police say they hope to find her alive. >> somebody in the community knows something. somebody in our community has heard something. and we need that information to come forward. to bring closure to the family, to bring closure to the community, we need to find her. we need to find her and we are hoping safely. more than 50 people are expected to take place in the search this morning for baby daphne. still ahead on "today in the bay," a plan to promote a healthy lifestyle sparks outrage in the south bay. new details about the proposal to ban sugary drinks and even

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companies and compassion come together sponsored by symantec. you are watching "today in the bay." >> a fight is brewing in the south bay over soda. one councilman says that the ban on sugary drinks is good for the community's overall health, but the critics say the city has more important things to worry about like violent crime. cheryl hurd has more details on the controversial proposal. >> we have an epidemic when it comes to childhood obesity and adult obesity. >> obesity is a problem, but it is simple minded to think that sugary drinks cause it. >> these are the most vocale when it comes to talking about banning sugary drinks on the city property. >> our pediatrician told us to give the children whole milk, but he believes we shouldn't. who should i listen to? >> it is blown out of proportion

by some. >> reporter: the proposed ban is his idea, because he is a public health advocate and he feels that san jose cannot stop the obesity epidemic, but the city can do its part to be responsible. >> the reality is that over 60% of adolescents have at least one soda per day. it is about public awareness. >> reporter: under the proposed ordinance, all sodas, including diet would be ban and sports drinks containing more than 42 grams of added sweetener per 20-ounce serving would not make the cut and flavored or plain milk over 2% cannot be sold on city property and at city events. >> the reality is that sugar-sweetened beverages are low hanging fruit in terms of getting a very high sugar and calorie content out of our child's and family's diet. >> reporter: sugary drinks in america is a problem when it comes to tightening the belts of americans. according to one parent --

>> it is not necessarily the government's role to tell us what we can and cannot drink. i do think it is the parent's e role. >> it is more important stuff out here on the streets to deal with that they should be dealing with. budget cuts and people losing money, and homeless people. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. today daday -- coming up on "today in the bay," the rim fire has cancelled a popular concert. we will speak to a band about that. we will get you into the weekend's forecast after this.

>> welcome back and time for the local weather forecast. you can see in san jose brilliant blue skies and not a lot of fault to talk about this early morning, so it is indicative of what we are

expecting later on today. i want to give you the quick update of the rim fire burning in yosemite, and the latest numbers coming in at 100,000 ac acres-h plus burn of this whole area that is burning. the new details here is that winds are now out of the northeast, so that means more of a dry wind and not really good news for the firefighters there. the humidity remains low at 15 to 25%, and the winds, again, really the issue here, because it is fueling a lot of the activity depending upon which way it is going. so right now at home, the good news for us as the winds are pushing more on the onshore way, and du does not look like we are talking ab a number of fine particulates drift og ur wing o. and most of it will stay over the yosemite. in san mateo, 50, and in livermore 59, and later today, everybody is expected to see sunshine and even at the coast

where you are seeing the fog right now. over to san francisco and santa cruz, and bayside, and inland, that is where we will see the warmest temperatures with the numbers close to 90 degrees. looking at the forecast, we are not expecting a lot of fog today. but tonight, a weak cold front will come through, and it is not going to offer a lot of rain, but it will intensify the marine layer and maybe 2,000 or 3,000 feet by the time we go the bed tonight and that could offer drizzle in places like golden gate and points northward so if you are doing traveling, be on the head's up to see a little bit of a drizzle and slick roadway, but not expect iing ito stick around all day, because by 2:00, the widespread sunshine from the north bay into the peninsula, and san jose. tomorrow, expect to see more fog and drizzle tomorrow. this time tomorrow, we will be shrouded in at least until 10:00 or 11:00 in the morning. the good news is that the air

quality will not suffer for the next few days especially with the fire burning and the bad news is that the al ler jens do go up. temperatures comfortable, and 70s around the bay and 80s in the warmest location, so the north bay and the east bay are close to 90 degrees and on that seven-day forecast, you will notice that the temperatures are balanced for the next few days, and really the only chance of a wild card is the cold front that comes through tonight offering a little bit of fog and more drizzle for tomorrow morning, and otherwise, that is all we will get for precipitation in the bay for the next seven days. we are getting into fall and things should change into september and october, and of course, we will be watching it for you. >> thank you very much. the massive rim fire also forced several camps in the yosemite area to evacuate, and now a major music festival is cancelled. today, joe talked to the

organizer. >> reporter: the music festival is a woodshed. for this man's band, they were certainly one of the occasions. >> we called them an anchor gig. labor day weekend is a great time for the musicians to play great vents. >> reporter: but over the last few days render watched reports as the rim fire burned closer to the festival's grounds at camp mathe mather. >> the first thing is strawberry going to happen? my worst fears were realized when i got the call. >> reporter: the call informed him that the prestigious music festival had been cancelled because of the fire's threat to public safety, but still, the first thought was not about music at all. >> that land is where our band got started and so our hearts go out to the firefighters and the people who live out there. we have some close friends who live out there that we are

really worried about. >> reporter: the festival among the pines draws 4,000 people to the edge of yosemite and activities and jam sessions and concerts featuring some of the biggest names in blue grass. >> we won't play one of the greatest music festivals in the country. we play a lot of festivals and anybody who has been there or heard about it would look forward to going to strawberry. >> bassist paul knight was scheduled to play with the peter rowen band. >> festivals like this are important not just for the musicians, but families who like to attend them every year. strawberry is one of the greatest. i didn't want to see anything happen with it. >> reporter: like knight, his concerns were remnants of the fire. they were considering to relocate or reschedule the event, and render said he hopes that the festival will return soon in a place that will now need music more than ever. joe rosato, jr., bay area news.

stay with us for the weekend for more continuing coverage of the rim fire. and you can also sign up for breaking news alerts at nbcbayarea.com. >> and a new addition to the warriors that might see some fans seeing double.

good morning to you. and looking live at o.co coliseum and the raiders' logo shining bright there. speaking of the raiders they took on the chicago bears last night and the first round pick d.j. hayden making the debut and on the first drive, hayden with the good breakup pass on brandon marshall and finishes with three tackles of the night. and third quarter the raiders down by 21-12, and terrel pryor with this 21-yard touchdown run, but the raiders go on the lose

24-6. brandon moss hits the 21st home run of the year, and tied a career high, but the lead did not last long. bottom of the fourth, and bases loaded when brian roberts hits a grand slam to the right, and it is hard to watch. the orioles go on the win, 9-7. from the a's to the giants who are hosting the pirates this weekend at at&t park, and last night roger cishek bounced out and cannot make the play, and buster posey comes in to score to give the giants an early lead, but then it went away in one pitch at the top of the seventh. clint barmes hits a three-run shot off of madison bumgarner and the pirates win 3-1. more bad news for the giants. their horse matt cain is headed to the 15-day d.l. for the first time in his career. that just painfully as he took a

line drive off of the pitching forearm wednesday night against the pirates. the x-rays were negative and nothing is broken, but it is a bad bruise as you might imagine and the giants are being cautious. the warriors have a new brother act. golden state signed steph curry's brother seth who was an undrafted rookie. the two are the highest scoring brother tandem in ncaa history, but seth's contract is not guaranteed. the high speed sail iing dra continues off of the san francisco bay today and emirates team fr-- new zealand and emiras are squaring off. right now they have a commanding lead in the best of 13 series, and the first team to win seven will go on the race oracle usa team in the america's cup. you can catch the race starting at 1:00 this afternoon on comcast channel 186 or over the air on channel 11-2. still ahead on "today in the

bay". i am hoping my little girls are asleep, because they will fall in love with stewwuy and we als have another dog. we will tell you how to make him a part of your family coming up.

this morning we have special friends from the pets in need and volunteer lisa simmons is here with stuy who is giving me the eye. i would love to have a pet, but the 12-year-old dog would disagree. >> she more than likely would. he is totally shining you on, and he is not this calm. i saw him wrestling with you earlier. >> he is worn out. he is only 4-month-old puppy, a terrier mix, and smart as can be. we are sitting and downing and learning to walk on the leash. he will double in size and with the exception of his rabey's shot, he is good to go with the

shots. >> and the rabies shot, because he is too young? >> absolutely. >> and he would be good for a lively family probably. >> absolutely. right now he teaching with toys and hands are not appropriate and that, so probably not with really young children, but he would be wonderful for just about anybody. >> i see the kids out in the soccer and out in the fresh air and maybe stuy could be there to rout on the team. >> yes, and don't look at me, stuy, don't do it. you can find out more about him and the other wonderful pets at pets in need at pets in need.org, and lisa, again, th thanks a lot for trying to get me to adopt another baby. okay. stuy, let's find you a home, and one where there is not a grumpy old dog waiting for you. thanks for making us a part of your morning and we will have more local news at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 and any time of the

day, bayarea.com. and we are keeping an eye on the details in yosemite, and you can find more details there on nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com.

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