today. it's going to be lovely out there. we are going to see the heat crank tomorrow, so seize the day. san jose is mostly clear, overcast oakland. the foggy start in san francisco. i tell you, though, the clouds are not going to hang around all day, towards abun adapt sun, and you can see what's left of the thin marine layer over san rafel. upper 60s, comfortable out there, ditch the jacket already at 7:00 a.m. warm today. hot tomorrow. temperatures crank by five to ten degrees. tomorrow is the beach day, but these are the number, cooler than average this time of year. 7 7 in the peninsula, and south bay at 80 degrees, and comfortable in san francisco, 68 for you, cloud cover this evening, 87 in the north bay, and 81, sun out in the trivalley. it's a big weekend in san francisco. if you're headed out there, i do

want to bring to mind it's sunny out there for your sunday and warmer so for today, if you're taking part in any of the pride weekend celebrations, temperatures are comfortable, but warmer tomorrow, and just make sure you are ready for that drinking lots and lots of water. back to you. thank you so much. more on the gay pride weekend that started off historically, the naming of the street for a transgender woman, meant to deepen the pride. it's an honor for the activist and actress, vicki mar lane. officials unveiled the new street sign on the corner of turk and taylor where the screaming queen stood up against harassment in 1966 in the cafeteria riot, the first known riot where mens of the lgtb communities demanded equal

rights, a movement that vicki mar lane was at the fore front at. >> cops harassed us, and one of the girls decided enough was enough, and threw a cup of coffee on the cops. >> sends a signal that we are here and here to stay. >> the designation is the first of its kind, the first street named in honor of a transgender person in san francisco. more details how bay area tech companies show pride. apple, google, and facebook, just a few of the companies participating in this week's pride celebration. thousands of tech workers will march in the parade, and others wore special shirts and flew the flag outside their headquarters, other companies are preparing to join in. >> literally, take how it looks there, we redesigned the float to match the interior of that. it's going to be neat looking. >> pride organizers say the

participation shows equality. the parade begins at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow on market street, travels nine blocks west ending on 8th street ending at 3:00 in the amp, but the street closures begin at 7:00 in the morning. >> we encourage public transportation, whether it's muni, riding a bike, or taxi, but take one of those to be the best and be most efficient. >> whether you are attending or want to avoid road closures, we have the information on our website you need at nbcbayarea.com. this morning, a hoed-on collision claimed the lives of two people, one an unfapt. an officer saw the crash between an suv, large sedan on a bridge overcrossing shortly after 11:00

p.m. he called for crews and tried to revive her. she was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead a short time later. a woman, who officers may have driven one of the vehicles pronounced dead at the scene and five others were taken to the hospital for injuries and expected to survive. inspection is still ongoing, and police say that section of willow pass road will be reopen at approximately 8:00 this morning. homeless this morning, a fire forced nine adults and children out of the south bay apartment complex caught on fire. a huge cloud of smoke filled the sky over warring street in south san jose yesterday afternoon. the air so thick, tough for debris. the fire started in a downstairs unite and spread to three others. it took firefighters awhile to put the fire out. the red cross is helping displaced families. it was a misunderstanding, that's what an alleged cyberpump

told a federal court judge when he missed his court appearance yesterday. he was arrested for running a sex listings website call, and when he failed to show, there was a bench warrant. he toll the junch he was confused when he was to appear. the fbi says he and his girlfriend together ran one of the best known prostitute sites and laundered more than $5 million. the evidence prosecutors have against the man of kidnapping and killing sierralamar. they decided to unseal the transcripts in two weeks to reveal why the district attorney believes garcia torre is guilty. the defense says it will make it difficult to find an impartial jury and prosecutors worry of further delays. >> the prosecution was not really in the fight today, but you could tell they didn't want

these grand jury transcripts released because they know the next phase of this case is going to be a change of venue motion. that's going to be a very expensive proposition to take this case to another county if that's granted. >> he was last seen leaving the home for school in 2012, and her body has never been found. the new ten-year coliseum lease for the oakland a's appears to be on thin ice. they were to sign the deal yesterday. instead, it never got to a vote. four oakland city counsel members boycotted the hearing, one, larry reid, says the deal still has too many holes. >> the members of the counselmented our negotiators to go back to the agency. whether or not they could get clarity or whether or not the a's are willing to give on some issues. >> he did not elaborate on the outstanding issues, but did say

they are too important to ign e ignore. another closed door session is scheduled next thursday and a vote may be called. much more ahead on "today in the bay," a tailgate party like know other, the 49ers and great america unveil a new fan experience that includes a roller coaster. plus -- >> it's not cutting it in half, but cuts it by quite a bit. instead of being five hours, it's three hours. >> local scientists work to make the future take flights. we go inside nasa for an in-depth look how supersonic flight could soon have a new twist to it.

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welcome back to the broadcast, everyone. 7:09 is the time. microclimates, christina tells us, are in full force. that's the san jose airport, nice and clear, but off the peninsula, well, san francisco is foggy this morning, but she says it will clear and has details in a few minutes. longer delays getting into san francisco over the 4th of the july weekend. one of the major arteries into the city will be closed for construction that weekend. crews work on the northbound lanes of the 28 0 extension from highway 101 to the city at fourth street. the closure allows cal trans to replace the hinge to make the structure sound, and repairs were made on the southbound lanes last month. speaking of travel, although of a much faster variety, supersonic flights are not allowed over the u.s., but that could change. scientists at nasa work on the development of jets they hope will get passengers to their

destinations in a fraction of the time." today in the bay" has the details. >> this is the boeing design. >> reporter: nasa scientists closer than ever getting jets that fly faster than the speed of sound back in the air. >> if you can't get the sonic boom quiet so it doesn't rattle windows or startle ladies, you're never going to fly supersonically. >> this is the sound they are talking about. the engineers say it's wfs one of major complaints of the jet deadmissioned in 2003. >> it was well over a hundred disbells on the ground. >> reporter: nasa has been working for years on models that carry up to 70 passengers, and move quick and quietly. >> they generate the boom, but

they need to be aerodynamically efficient, lift with minimum amount of drag, be stable in all three axis, pitch, yawn, and roll. >> reporter: the running tests on a design in a wind tunnel. >> this one is a little better. >> reporter: next, than design and test demonstrator aircraft. >> it would be a small version of this, single pilot, no passengers. >> reporter: he says we likely won't ride cross country on the jets for another decade, but when we do, it will not take much time. >> it won't be cutting it in half, but cuts it quite a bit. instead of five hours, it'll probably be three hours. >> reporter: "today in the bay." the uc system considering a ban on ride share companies and air b and b, the website, and they say these services should not be used on business trips

because of issues of regulations and liability. the lieutenant george fisher nor condemned the move saying the services save money, and that the university should not work against innovators. uc officials responded saying the ban is not yet in effect, and they are looking for ways to overcome the safety concerns. much more ahead on "today in the bay," and coming up, a fun game in arcades, but one area city has a ban on them. why that's about to change. plus, a look at pinball's dark history. >> i'm christina loren showing you a bright, sunny weekend. warm today. hot tomorrow. i'll take you to the changes, hate to say it, my friends, but triple digits are in the forecast. we'll tell you where and when when "today in the bay" comes back in moments. welcome back.

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time, cloudy, overcast sky. what happens? don't go anywhere, christina loren will be here in two minutes with the forecast. next week, though, oakland lifts a ban on pinball. you didn't know there was one, did you? for 80 years, they banned pinball machines, if you wondered why, so did we. we have why the city is finally changing the law. >> reporter: if you think all pinball machines are the same, ask michael. >> they are like snow flakes, all different. >> reporter: the founder of the pinball museum. he says their make, model, and their story as well as their dark past in the bay area. you see, 80 years ago, people used to put these in bars and wager on the results. >> when you see the machines, you know how they work, you go, well, what else could it be? >> reporter: they had mod earn day features like a ball shooter and bumpers, no flippers on the

side to control it, so the city said it was gameling and banned it. a game of chance rather than skill, this machine was taken by the oakland place in the 1930s. >> rather than being destroyed, it was brought here and given to the policemen as a gift, i presume. >> reporter: many of them with original signs asking player to refrain from gambling, and years later, a major change to the game. >> in 1947, there was a concept of the flipper, and they didn't know how to do it, so they put six of them on. >> the ban was rarely enforced and forgotten about over the years until recently. counsel members discovered the ban as they pushed internet gambling out of the city, and the city counsel will address the old and new gambling next tuesday. pinball fans say it's about time. >> there's a lot of old laws on the books that, you know, need to be removed, so they've come

across it, it's time to remove it. bring back pinball. >> reporter: hoping the attention to the lifted ban brings fans and pinball machines to the museum. >> i have not met a pinball machine i did not like. if you plan to stay in and playing pinball, you don't care about the weather, but the rest of us do. >> good morning, you may not know this about gar vin, but he plays a mean pinball. temperatures in the 50s and 60s, what a gorgeous saturday in the area. they will be so hot in southern california, triple digit plus heat, 1 10 in palm springs. in the south bay, how does 80 degrees sound? pretty good. cloud cover, oakland, that keeps you cool later this afternoon and same in san francisco where the fog has settled in. i want to show you a little of overcast, fog here starting to burn off.

sunny inland right now. gradual clearing, three to five degrees warmer than where we ended yesterday. could notice a difference, but it's a repeat performance, cool ocean air moves on shore as we head throughout the evening as the breeze picks up. good air quality, open the windows in the home and let mother nature cool for you. you might have to turn on the ac through tomorrow in the inland valley spots, but before today, temperatures in the 60s and 70s and at the coast. mean while, 80s in the hot spots, and that's it. temperatures today, 69 in san francisco, 77 on the peninsula, and here in the south bay, on the way to a comfortable day, 80 degrees straight up. i want to show you the two sides to the weekend coming your way. tomorrow is warm, a lot of sunshine. unfortunately, air quality suffers as high pressure builds in, but if you want to hit the beach, oh, tomorrow is the day to do so. 9 4 degrees in the north bay,

prompting you to get to the beach. another place to keep cool, pride week in san francisco. comfortable conditions tomorrow for the parade, but if you are watching, make sure you bring sunscreen, abundant p sun and 70s tomorrow. next week, temperatures hot, 93 degrees monday and gradually cooling off in the midsection of next week. back to you, garvin. >> thank you very much. still ahead, is your fitness expert, one of the best surfers in the world, going to tell us how to get an affordable and sun-splashed workout to ensure you look good in your swim wear.

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can be expensive with our beaches, what better way to get in shape than by hitting the beach and the surf? to show you you don't have to spend a lot to feel good, professional surfer and model is here. you're a professional surfer on the women's tour. had a good year last year? >> finished fourth in the rankings. >> congratulations, fantastic. >> thank you. >> i read all about you, 21 years old, a new generation of surfer, and fitness is fortunmpo you, and it never used to be the case. you're bringing fitness into the sport more? >> definitely. i think through the years, i've really transitioned with fitness, and sound recommendation mines worked for me with surfing and keeping me healthy. >> okay. as an expert in both, talk to me about, you know, i can't go out and surf and get the workout

that way. what are the things that help me surfing or just things that you've done in surfing that you find help the average person? >> for me, i love fitness and exercise, the two keys for staying healthy and citying active, and one of the exercises i love to do is lung with rotation, and doing lung rotation is a full body workout, working your core, glutes, and legs. i like plank drummer. >> what's a plank drummer? >> these are good for working your core and arms, so you just alternate up and down holding the plank position. what the shake does, it activ e activates your core so you're getting everything firing. ? when your surfing core, that's huge. >> core is the center of the body and power of the rotation. i always think the core and getting that strong is very crucial. >> okay.

not only professional surfer, model, but here representing the got milk campaign. i think i thought this before when talking with people, but people don't think of milk always as a fitness drink. you know, but -- so why would i consider milk, and when should i consider milk as far as my workout regime? >> okay. so for me, i love to fuel up and starting up the day right, i love steel cut oats with milk, and got milk gave the opportunity to share my knowledge in fitness and nutrition for everyone who wants to be fit for summer, and, for me, i love to fuel up, keep balance on your plate and surf board, you know, protein rich, building strong muscles and helping your stem and cells grow properly. >> okay. ? yeah. >> it's early in the career, talk to me about the goals in the surfing career coming up.

what do you want to do in. >> getting a world title on the world tour is number one goal, and i've. training for four years on the world tour and working hard and training, and i've been on the world qualifying series before that, and through my high school years, when i graduated, i qualified for a tour, so it was really spectacular, and once i get that world title, it'll be amazing. >> okay. when you get people who welcome at what you do and how active you are and how fit you are and say, oh, i could never do that, what is the advice, what's the tools starting out, talking types of exercises and motivation. what do you say? >> i say the key to get started is getting started. i love working out with friends, having a trainer, and, for me, going out there and just getting in the outdoors is inspiring for me, just getting outside, going on a walk. you got to start somewhere, so have no expectations going into it, fresh, open minded, see

where it goes, and if you need some exercises or tips, go to gotmilk.com. they are right there. hashtag got milk. >> tell me more about that. everybody now is paying attention, have it up on the screen right now, where people n get more tips for this. >> yeah, go to gotmilk.com, i think that's really key, and they have all these tips i'm giving, and if you ever have any questions, feel free to treat me @gotmilk, tune in, and i'll answer as quick as i can. >> thank you so much for talking to us. >> no worries, any time. >> best of luck with the milk and more importantly best of luck with the surf career. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for joining us. much more ahead on "today in the bay," and how much would you pay for the ultimate tailgate experience? 49 ers new plan and what $8 00 buys you. >> during the journey, it was all over the place. the up usual and exhausten way one bay area family is

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from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." good saturday morning to you. it is 7:30. thank you so much for making us part of your morning. 7:30 looking out live over the airport in san jose towards downtown san jose, a sunny day there. headed up to the peninsula now, the golden gate bridge, a few clouds, but christina loren is here to say the sun is on the way. >> oh, it is. it's going to be nice out there, garvin. good morning, nice to wake up with you on a saturday morning, and temperatures will be on the warm side out in the north bay, but really comfortable, meanwhile, along the peninsula and at the immediate coast, a taste of the 60s and 70s this week. mile out there, anything you do

outdoors right now is comfortable and stays comfortable in the inland valleys through lunchtime, and then the heat will be a little bit strong, especially up in the north bay, at 87 degrees there, meanwhile, 6 0s and 70s on the coast. 77 for the peninsula, 80 degrees in the south bay, 88 in san francisco, and temperatures are going to be warm out there in the north bay, that's the hot spot at 87 degrees. meanwhile, 72, room temperature, pleasant conditions on the east shore, and 81 degrees in the trivalley. here's the deal, a big time heat wave is coming your bay way, and all week next week, temperatures above average. i'll show you what's coming and ideas on beating the heat. right now, back to you. christina, thank you very much. gay pride weekend in sfrisz had a historic start late last night with the march and naming of the street for a transgender woman, both meant to deepen the pride

resinating in the city. the honor for the late transgender activist and actress vicki mar lane who passed away nearly three years ago. hundreds much people walked in the transgender marches, officials unveiled the new street sign on the corner of turk where the scream queen stood up against harassment in 1966 in the jean compton cafeteria riot, the first known riot that demanded equal rights, a movement that she was at the forefront of. >> we were used to coming in and cops harassing us, well, one of the girls decided enough was enough and threw coffee on the cops. >> sends a signal that, we, yes, transgender people are here and here to stay. >> the designation is the first of its kind, first street named in honor of a transgender person in san francisco. more details on how tech companies show pride. apple, google, and facebook are

a few of the companies participating in this weekend's pride celebration. thousands of tech workers will march in the pride. others wore special shirts and flew the flag outside of the head kwaurts, and other companies are preparing to join in. >> take how it looks there, redesigned our float to match the interior of that. it will be really neat looking. >> organizers say the participation shows these companies support equality. >> the parade begins at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow on market, traveling nine blocks west, ending at 8 th street at 3:00, but street closures begin at 7:00 in the morning. >> we encourage everyone to take public transportation, and whether there's muni, riding a block, walking, or a taxi, take one of those modes of transportation and get around to be the best and save most

efficiently. >> we have all the information you need to get around on our website, nbcbayarea.com. new this morning, a head-on collision on an eastbound roadway claimed lives of two people, one of them an infnt. concord police say an officer driving down willow pass road saw the crash between an suv and a large sedan at a bridge overcrossing shortly after 11:00 p.m. the officer called emergency crews and immediately tried to rea baby girl at the scene. the police say she was taken to the hospital where she was pronounced dead a short time later. a woman who officers believe may have driven a vehicle was pronounced dead at the scene, and five others taken to the hospital for major injuries, but expected to survive, and an investigation on the cause of the crash is ongoing, and police say that section of the willow pass road reopens at approximately 8:00 this morning. 1600 people have jumped to their deaths off the golden gate bridge over its history, and families of victories hope a new

suicide barrier spares other families the agony they experienced. yesterday, the bridge board unanimously approved the long time talked about suicide barrier after an emotional day of testimony. >> i lost my -- 17-year-old daughter, casey. >> and the darkness came in. still has the will to want to live. i think he was into depression. >> reporter: psychologists know why people choose the bridge. >> yo not go in a place that's so gorgeous, so wonderful, so blissful? wow. almost a mystical experience to get my soul released. >> reporter: 46 people jumped to their deaths in 2013. in august alone, 10 people committed suicide, highest

number in any one month in the bridge's history. something had to be done. >> it's important right now we get this done to stop anymore suicides on this bridge. >> reporter: the board voted unanimously to build a $76 million steel cable net jetting out, preventing jumpers from plummets. while they think the net works dr. >> drastically reduces. >> does not predict an end to suicide near the bridge. >> i'll kill myself with it in the picture. >> reporter: still, no you can't jump, means you don't, and other bridges prove a deteerns that guided the board in the decision knowing the nets change the look of the bridge. ? the bridge is the bridge, will never take away from the bridge. yeah, it's going to look different so the look will be

different, but it will. >> this has been a long struggle for family and friends who ended lives at the bridge and show at meetings pleading for barriers, and now they will get them. the nets will be installed in about three years. a loud explosion and a fire. the firefighters investigate what caused a fire to start behind the castro valley home last night. smoke could be seen for miles. witnesses tell authorities they saw someone throw something over the i-5 barrier wall to the back of the moment already the fire started. say it might have been a fire cracker. the small fire was quickly put out and no one hurt. a massive fireworks bust. the fire department showed off this stash, more than a ton of illegal fireworks, much of it commercial grade. authorities arrested three men after allegedly caught trying to

sell them on craig's list and a catalog for potential customers. >> we hope we put a didn't in it and diverted a disaster in somebody's neighborhood. >> they maded arrest and the street value is close to $100,000. 49er fans get a look at what's built as a destination game day location outside the new levi stadium. the niners team up with great america to have a game day family entertainment center offering food, drink, and a roller coaster ride for season ticket holders. pregame rallies will be held there, hoping it justify sets the limited parking positions with limited tailgating. >> included all food and beverage, roller costar ride, and anything else outside the pavilion space. >> opens three hours before kickoff, and the cost is not

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you're watching "today in the bay." good morning, welcome back to the broadcast, 7:41 the time this morning, sports themed weather tour on both sides of the bay. that's the coliseum over in the east bay with low clouds hanging on. as we head back over the bay,

let's check out at&t park. the coke bottle there, clouds, and khristichristina says the c clear up and we'll have a warm weekend, or at least a warm sunday. the giants's struggles continue for the orange and black. san francisco tries to right the ship after a slide that's seen their once nine and a half game lead in the west dwindle to just two games. giants hosted the reds, fortunately, it was more of the same, and sin gnatty, and losing for the 13th time in the last 17 games, the reds go on to red 6-2. to miami now, a's taking on the marlins, and oakland breaks open a tie late, scoring four runs in the fooipt inning including an overturned outcall at the plate. in the end, they beat miami 9 to 5, and a's of thee best record in baseball. more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up, how drivers in san

francisco found themselves dodging a herd of goats at high speeds. >> and it's going to get hot next week. we're going to talk about that, triple digits in the forecast, but first, let's talk about what's happening this weekend. pleasant in shakespeare in the park. they are showing you the taming of the slew, and temperatures comfortable at show time at 7:00. for more on that, go to my facebook page, pride weekend, comfortable conditions in san francisco, but you need sunscreen today and tomorrow because we are talking about a beautiful, beautiful weekend shaping up in san francisco. we'll talk about the heat and a few more other tricks up my sleeve happening across the bay area for this weekend. we'll show you those when "today in the bay" comes right back.

good morning to you, i'm

meteorologist christina loren taking a look at your bay area microclimate forecast for this saturday, and i love to be the bearer of good news on a weekend. temperatures this morning are really comfortable really nice out there to accommodate any sort of outdoor plans you want to take care, walk the dog or go for a run, upper 50s and low 60s for now. we'll end up in the mid to upper 80s in the north bay, low 80s in the south bay, and comfortable day at the immediate coast, upper 60s to low 70s today. on average this time of year. it's going to feel like a summer day in the bay area. partly cloudy in the bay area, the marine layer formation, not much left, but enough to keep us cool today, and only end up at 80 degrees. meanwhile, oakland, you'll hit the low 70s, fair amount of clouds lingering still and looking good in san francisco. clouds breaking apart to let the sunshine in, and this is a good opportunity with the live

picture to show you how fog works. sup comes out, warms up the top layer, and the fog clears from the top down. that's cool. live experiment this morning. i want to show you what it looks like meanwhile, overcast, going to keep you cool the next couple hours, but all the clouds burn off here rapidly. so there's the microclimate start. overcast coast, sunny inland. throughout this afternoon, we'll end up three to five degrees warmer this afternoon than yesterday, and by this evening, another area stunner, great barbecue weather, ocean breeze picks up, and it's comfortablement open the windows in the home, the ac, you don't need it today, but maybe tomorrow, 80 degrees for the south bay, 77 in the peninsula, 78 in san francisco, and as i show you the microclimate, tomorrow, we'll bring the numbers up by five to ten degrees. 87 in the north bay, 72 east shore, and 81 degrees in the trivalley. let's talk about what's

happening in oakville tonight, a concert series, comfortable conditions, and it costs to get into the show, but the fireworks at 10:00 are free for everybody. that will be fun. treasure island with a flee market. good times out there, 66 saturday and 7 2 sunday. sunday is the better beach day with sun and warmer day as well, 68 degrees tomorrow. back to you. >> thank you very much, kris that. much more ahead, a family vacation like no other, the incredible challenges, a father and his three sons are putting themselves threw their favorite cause.

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morning, thank you for joining us this morning, hope your day is off to a good start, sun's coming out in san francisco, and the clouds are moving away. kr christina's promising a wonderful weekend weather-wise. in the bay area, proud, a family's idea of summer vacation likely not like yours and mine, but theirs spans some 5,000 miles. we introduced you to the family and the unique source of their inspiration. >> reporter: if you happened to stop by the gilroy home this past spring, there is a sound we are sure you heard. the whir of the home made kayak trainer. it's been getting a lot of use according to the chart on the wall. he and his son are paddle up to four hours a day each. there's also a good chance on the way to the house you passed

the other two sons on their bikes. they needed to get their time in the saddle as well. for this family is embarking on one quite ambitious summer vacation. >> and bicycle down, across the arctic circle. >> they are biking 3600 miles from alaska to san francisco bay. they are kayaking 17 1800 miles of the yukon river. why, you ask? >> well, why not. >> reporter: the answer is deeper than that. >> it's much more of an internal adventure. >> reporter: he immigrated to the united states from hungary 18 years ago bringing his family and sense of adventure. he attempted a flight over much of the united states in app ultra light aircraft. it is a spirit that has clearly rubbed off on his sons. >> i've been growing up and

watch my dad do, sometimes crazy things, and i definitely think some of it rubbed off on me. >> reporter: compassion seemed to have rubbed off on them as well because they are not just doing this trip for themselves, but for a cause. >> okay, squatting. >> reporter: years ago, they met willie, the legendary judo coach in the bay. when they learned he dedicated timing blind athletes in udo, they wanted to help them do it, and this journey is a fundraiser. blind people brave enough to tackle a contact sports is inspiration. >> they push their limits, we push ours. >> reporter: they say knowing there's people count onning on them to finish will not make the tough days in the wild easier, but will make the determination to conquer them stronger and make crossing the finish line both physical and mental all the

more sweeter. >> we got much more ahead for you on "today in the bay," and coming up, our friends from pets in need are here, enter deucing you to raymond, who is ready for his forever home.

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you're watching "today in the bay." it's that time on a saturday morning bringing in our special guests from pets in need, one of them is always the same, and one of them always changes, the one who is the same, least for now is lisa simmons, and who do we have today? >> we have raymond with us, a perfect dog between 2 and 3, and he's the dog if you want a doberm doberman, but they are too big, here's raymond. he has some min pin in him, a great dog, gets along great with

kids, other dogs, cats, just a well-rounded dog. >> i think of the word companion with a dog like that. >> absolutely. >> something who goes with you anywhere and looks like he could be -- still be fun. >> absolutely. he is a lot of fun. >> fantastic. i'm sure they will scoop him up. you are the regular face. you've. doing with with us for how long? >> 11 years. >> okay, but this is the last morning in this role? >> it is. >> what changes are coming to you? >> well, i'm turning over pets in need to the new executive director, and i'm moving into a more active role in the no-kill movement at a state and national level. >> oh, okay, have you taken the time over the years to think how many pets you saved over the years? >> no, i have not, actually. >> i'm sure that number would be really big. >> it is, it is. i mean, just the shelter alone

saves temperatuns of thousands 1990. >> great the work you do and wish you the best of luck in the new endeavors, and raymond, wish you the best of luck in your new home as well. >> thank you so much. ? thank you so much. find out more about pets in need on their website, petsinneed.org, and, lisa, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. a case of goats gone wild. the grass eaters roaming wild in the bay view, that's right, the bay view of san francisco, after they got through the fencing, the herd was eating up brush on bay shore boulevard, but one wondered on to nearby 101, and drivers were shocked to dodge goats, not surprised, and our nbc helicopter caught action as they tried to round up the livestock, and thankfully all 17 goats collected safely and back to their job. thank you so much for making us

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