across the bay. not much wind. not much fog. nice start. 53 degrees in san francisco and the view of the san jose by silhouette right now. 51 degrees. hazy skies and hazy around dublin. not much in the way of fog in the try valley. we'll see patchy clouds at times. mostly sunny skies. you see the lack really of any high clouds or any clouds that produce any rain. all that right now around seattle and portland. we're going to see temperatures climb tomorrow, perhaps, some low to mid 80s. temperatures climbing up more tomorrow. a look at your weekend forecast coming up. >> we look forward to it. thanks. we begin now with continuing coverage of the killing of san jose police officer michael johnson. it was an emotional night last night as more vigils were held. one vigil attend bid the gunman's family.

the united viet american neighbors organized this vigil for johnson who wanted to show appreciation for his service and sacrifice. more than 100 people gathered near the site where he was gunned down. they paid tribute to johnson. they stopped for a moment of silence and sang amazing grace. on tuesday night san jose police responded to a call about an armed suicidal man on center road. police say as they approached 57-year-old scott dunham shot and killed officer johnson without warning. he's the first officer killed in the line of duty in 14 years. the gunman's niece tells us she was at the vigil last flight to mourn the loss of both men. >> we feel like we're caught in the middle. we're mourning for the officer but we're mourn b for our uncle. >> after johnson was shot and killed his partner shot and killed dunham. he suffered from copd, depression and alcoholism.

hundreds of people gathered at city hall to remember officer johnson. ♪ did you ever know you're my hero ♪ >> the night was filled with prayer and thanks to all police officers but especially officer johnson who made the ultimate sacrifice keeping the others safe. most people didn't know johnson personally. they just wanted to honor his life including the city's new mayor. >> i can't know the depth of the pain of the brothers and sisters of san jose police department. >> truly tragic is what we had tuesday night for all of us. >> the police officers and attendants were overwhelmed with hugs and hand shakes of gratitu gratitude. attendees say they will try to do that every time they see an officer on the street from now on. here's a live look for the memorial service for officer

johnson will take place. thursday, april 2nd. at 11:00 a.m. it is open to the public and we'll cover what is sure to be a remembrance for the fallen officer. as san jose mourns the loss of officer johnson the police department's command staff is answering some tough questions. officers say the night of the shooting their computers in their patrol cars glitched limiting the information they needed to receive for help. this officer says it happened to him several times before. he's been sending memos to the department and to the city for months. he says even though he might be reprimanded he has no regrets about speaking out. >> enough is enough. i'm tired of this. i'm tired of this. it is a complete officer safety issue. >> the command staff tells us they know about the system overload problem as well as a cell tower issue. they tell us there'll be a new system in place in all of the patrol cars at the end of the

year. stay with us for continuing coverage. you can find the latest up dates on nbcarea.com. one man dead hit by a car happening at 8:00 last night near highway 4 near the village oaks shopping center. police shut down the lanes for several hours. the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with the investigation. authorities are working to determine whether the pedestrian was in a crosswalk when he was hit. amanda knocks says she's relieved by italy's supreme court decision to overturn her murder conviction. she spoke briefly outside her family's seattle home last night. >> i'm incredibly grateful for what has happened for the justice i received. for the support that i've had from everyone from my family from my friends to strangers and

people like you. you saved my life and i'm so grateful. >> you may remember in 2007 knox's roommate was found dead at the apartment they shared in italy. knox and her former boyfriend were convicted in 2009 and set free in 2011 because of a lack of evidence against them and in 2013 they were once again convicted in a retrial. but yesterday's ruling by the italian supreme court means that the cloase is closed for good a knox is a free woman. a judge sentenced a former east bay elementary school teacher to 12 years in prison for molesting his students. joseph martin was a teacher at woodside elementary in con cord. in january he was convicted of molesting seven boys. all the victims were in his class between 2007 and 2013. the germanwings pilot who appears to have deliberately

crashed a plane into the french alps should not have been working the day of the crash according to torn up doctors' notes declaring him unfit to work for days. exactly what that medical condition was remain as mystery. a german newspaper is reporting he had a serious bouts of depression six years ago and was being treated for mental illness. meanwhile, a former girlfriend of lubitz says he told her one day he would do something heinous everyone would know his name. she broke up with him last year. coming up, we'll hear from the woman at the center of the gender discrimination trial just moments after she lost the case. >> hey, guys. wrestlemania is coming to town. one of us is the superstar wrestler jack swagger and the other is going to tell you about

wrestlemania coming to town this weekend.

welcome back. taking a live look outside in san jose. it's a nice morning. some bay area communities are seeing patchy fog. temperatures in the 70s across the bay area and even warmer tomorrow. it's a legal loss for one woman but will it be a help to other women working in the venture capital industry? the gender bias trial ended yesterday. jurors sided with perkins that the firm did not discriminate against powell but not before revealing many secrets. we have more. >> reporter: a lawsuit that's received international attention. ellen powell sued her former employer saying she was discriminated against because she's a woman. was passed over for a promotion

and fired when she complained about it. her attorneys argued the firm was run like a boys' club where men were judged by one standard and women by another. after a five week trial the jury disagreed. >> i have told my story and thousands of people have heard it. if i helped to level the playing field for women and minorities then the battle was worth it. >> the firm's attorneys argued she was blaming others for her own failing and she constantly complain complained. >> it never occurred to me for a second that a careful and attentive jury like this would find either discrimination or retaliation, and i'm glad to have been proven right about that. >> we try to look at as many aspects of the trial as we could. we try to be as fair as we could in terms of our decision-making. so it wasn't easy.

we went around the room for votes a number of times. >> the jury ended up voting 9/3 against powell. some say the trial has been a wakeup call for the industry regardless of the outcome. >> california emergency crews are gearing up for a rough wildfire season. the new four-wheel drive trucks have water tanks and enough tools and equipment for a four-person crew. they cost $400,000 each. the funds were allocated through the state legislature. the engines will be based in sacramento and able to respond throughout the state. now, to continuing coverage on the state's historic drought. there's new relief on the way. the governor tweeted this picture as he signed a $1 billion drought relief package. it expedites spending for

communities and projects that need it the most. we have much more ahead on today in the bay coming up. >> an influx of people coming from all over the world. >> all in town for wrestlemania. we'll tell you the best ways to get around the traffic. >> and right now we're seeing temperatures in the 20s back east. 50s right now in the bay area and we're going to see numbers closer to 80 by the time the weekend wraps up. a complete look at your forecast when we come back.

welcome back. it's 7:14 on saturday morning. this is a live look at the bay bridge from emeriville. we're seeing hazy conditions, some fog cover across the bay area. nothing new for us but it will be a lovely saturday. temperatures in the 70s across the bay area. giants fans are enjoying the latest addition to the scene

around at&t park. beer, food and shopping all in the parking lot. >> it's family-friendly. close to the ballpark when the games start and outdoors. >> it's nice to be outside and mingle with people. >> i'm so excited for baseball season especially after last season. >> fans watching spring training games in the shadow of at&t park has them excited for the regular season. the yard is expected to be a popular spot not only on game days but also off days. and now to the calm before the storm. levi stadium is hosting wrestlemania this weekend and massive crowds are expected. the wrestlers are ready and the fans are ready. the question is whether the roads and public transportation are ready? today we have more. >> reporter: they're helping veterans find jobs. and giving young patients a

chance to meet their heroes. >> it's a lot of fun. >> reporter: wwe superstars have made their presence felt here in the bay area all leading up to sunday's wrestlemania throwdown bringing 75,000 people to levi stadium. >> it's been a trend generation and i'm excited being a huge 49er fan. i'll have my red and gold on for sure. >> as we know, that many fans coupled with great america's opening weekend means a big crush in santa clara. so vta gearing up for a similar levis crowd at super bowl 50 saying they're throwing everything they have at wrestlemania. >> over 70% of the attendees are coming from 100 miles radius out of this area. so we're looking at quite a few out of towners who aren't going to be used to the system. >> so bring your patience as you

get ready to meet the wrestlers. in santa clara, scott budman nbc bay area news. >> well ralph is here. thanks for joining us. >> good to be here. >> a look at our warm weekend forecast. >> yes. the wrestlemania forecast. it looks good. pretty warm. it's going to be more like summer slam. one of the other events they typically have. warm especially tomorrow. could see 80s in the foredast. outside seeing clear skies. a little bit of haze patchy fog in parts of the north bay. a little low cloud cover off to the west and dublin shows you patchy low clouds over the east bay hills and seeing high clouds currently there around the north bay. in terms of fog. widespread low cloud covered. not a visibility problem but we did have some drizzle at times around napa and santa rosa and

winds coming in off the ocean but not expected to be as strong over the next 36 hours. we did get a short-term cooldown yesterday. the pattern will reverse as we go through the weekend as we see temperatures climb up. comparing the temperatures now, it may feel cool at 40s and 50. lousivill lousiville, 28 degrees. driving temperatures down into the 30s in atlanta right now. out west we're going to see our temperatures climb as high pressure holds on and fortunately that's going to keep rain or any chance of snow off of the north as we go through the weekend. pleasant for outdoor plans and high clouds passing by. you can see areas of coastal low clouds for the morning. as we head through the afternoon high clouds passing by and for tomorrow a few more clouds

approaching the north bay but the valley temperatures will have a chance at reaching 80s. more so more tomorrow. some low clouds at times this morning. 40s and 50s and lunchtime temperatures closing in around 70 livermoore and mid afternoon you're getting close to 80 degrees in livermoore in 74 and san jose with high temperatures around san francisco and oakland in the upper 60s, to 70s. san jose close to 70 degrees. as we show you the north bay temperatures, mid to upper 70s. for the tri valley highs upper 70s. as high pressure strengthens turns warming. keeping most of the shower opportunities off to the north. temperatures climbing up for sunday and then a little bit cooler monday into tuesday. we'll see the sea breeze pick up again. once the weekend ends and the

highs in the 80s around san jose and santa clara, san francisco tomorrow mid 70s. and sea breeze drops down our temperatures but doesn't bring any rain drops our way as we head to next week and things likely staying dry as we approach next weekend as well. >> no april showers. >> not yet. >> thank you. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. >> there's never a situation where there's nothing you can do. >> determined to do something after losing two of his friends to suicide. the way this man is using music to help himself and others heal. it's part of our bay area proud series.

an 18-year-old punk rock singer from san francisco went from feeling helpless to helpful but doing what he loves. you could call it the softer

side of punk rock. we have this morning's bay area proud. >> reporter: what rico collie was feeling helpless about was suicide. he always thought one of those things that happened to other people, not someone he knew. well, he was wrong more than once. he wasn't sure what he could do about it until he found his voice as it were in this bay area proud. >> this is a great thing and a great gig you have going on. >> for many a young man in san francisco these days facial hair is something of a trend. for rico collie though it's a well thought out strategy. >> you know, i gruesome facial hair to mask how old i was. >> rico is just 18. and there aren't many teenage convert promoters out there. but rico wants venues, even the t-shirt vendor to take him

seriously because he is very serious about what he's doing. >> i'm just a kid. and i'm trying my hardest to do something and i truly believe i am doing something big. second course. one, two, three, this is not a question. >> rico is a musicen. he says before committing to playing punk a few years ago he struggled a bit with his identity. at least he thought it was a struggle. until he learned what some friends were going through. >> unfortunately i lost two of my close friends in early high school to suicide. >> the following year he says was one dominated by a feeling of help lessness. constantly asking himself what could he do. ♪ >> the answer, of course, was right there in his hands the whole time. music.

from that thought grew the first rock for life concert to benefit san francisco's suicide prevention. on this night in san francisco it's time for the third. global front and three other bands playing their hearts out in more ways than one. they will raise thousands of dollars tonight for their tickets and t-shirt sales. the rough edge of punk rock showing off its softer side. with now a quieter one. and rico knowing he'll never again ask himself what can be done, just how big can he do it. >> there is never a situation where there's nothing you can do. there's always something unyou can do. >> combined over the three years they have raised close to $20,000 for san francisco suicide prevention. he sets off next fall for new

york university where he's entering a program for music and business. garvin thomas, nbc area bay news. >> if you know of someone doing something nice from others go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. much more ahead coming up. engs posing the potential dangerous of using a smartphone. the new documentary raising concerns about the doe vices many of us can't live without. also, california produces some of the best wines in the world. but one state now says it wants to sign a bill to ban all california wines.

good saturday morning to you. it's 7:28 and this is a live look at some low cloud cover in san jose.

a warm saturday and even warmer sunday. good morning. thanks for joining us. rob is here with the look at our micro climate forecast. >> it's almost summer like. >> it is. >> temperatures climbing up. right now we're seeing 50s outside. there's a nice view of san francisco with clouds there. you see the golden gate bridge fog-free right now. we saw the clouds earlier but mostly clear. 51 degrees and dublin some patchy clouds. also 51 degrees. we'll have the patchy clouds for the morning. a few high clouds around lunchtime and towards the middle of the afternoon, highs today mid 70s and close to 80 around livermoore. rain-producing clouds continue to stay off to the north. jet stream will drop further to the south. we'll let you know about chances of rain and how warm it's going

to get come tomorrow with 80s in reach. >> wow. stay tuned. rob, thanks. right now we have continuing coverage of the killing of san jose police officer michael johnson. last night many vigils were held in his honor. his killer's family even attended one of them. the united viet american neighbors organized this vigil. they wanted to show their appreciation for his service and his sacrifice. more than 100 people gathered near the site where johnson was gunned down. they paid tribute to him. they stopped for a moment of silence and sang amazing grace. on tuesday night san jose police responded to a call about an armed suicidal man on center road. police say as they approached, 57-year-old scott dunham shot and killed officer johnson without warning. johnson is the first san jose police officer killed in the line of duty in 14 years. the gunman's niece tells us that she was at the vigil last night to mourn the loss of both men.

>> we feel like we're caught in the middle. we're mourning for the officer but we're mourning for our uncle. >> police say johnson's partner then shot and killed dunham. the niece tells us dunham suffered from copd, depression and alcoholism. also last night hundreds of people gathered at city hall to remember officer johnson. ♪ did you ever know you were my hero ♪ >> the night was filled with prayer and thanks to all police officers but especially for officer johnson who made the ultimate sacrifice while keeping others safe. most people who attended the vigil didn't know johnson. they say they just wanted to honor his life including the city's new mayor. >> i can't know the depth of the pain felt by his brothers and sisters of the san jose police department. >> truly tragic. that's what we had tuesday night for all of us. >> the police officers in

attendance were overwhelmed with hugs and handshakes of gratitude. attendees tell us they'll try to do that when they see an officer on the street. here's a live look where the memorial service for officer johnson will take place this coming week. it's set for thursday, april 2nd at 11:00 a.m. it's opened to the public. we'll be there covering what is sure to be an emotional remembrance for the fallen officer. and stay with nbc bay area for continuing coverage of this story. you can always find the latest updates on nbcbayarea.com. are cell phones dangerous? a locally produced documentary has people in berkley dialed into the issue and the berkley city council is about to join the debate. we have more on what's in the works.

>> some radiation. >> people in berkley are powering down their cell phones and tuning in to a documentary. a filmmaker wanted to know if his smartphone could be dangerous. >> starting a conversation. >> ellie marks was talking about radiation since 2008 when her husband was diagnosed with brain cancer. >> he used one 20-some years upon diagnosis and he always held it to his right ear and the tumor was right here. >> marks testified before congress and appears immobilized and is happy to show you how to find a radiofrequency exposure warning in your phone. >> a very bad exposure. you can't make it bigger. >> at the school of public health they say there's a reason the warning tells you to hold your phone ten millimeters from

your head. >> it's various forms of micro radiation in the smartphone. >> with more than six billion cell phones around the world, he says the possibility of a risk has huge implication. he says independent studies indicate there is danger. >> now it looks probable that cell phone radiation is increasing tumors, especially brain cancer and tumors of the head and neck, tumor on the nerve from the ear to the brain. >> the world health organization says the electro magnetic fields produced by mobile phones are classified by the international agency for research on cancer as possibly car sin jik to humans. studies are ongoing with new results expected in 2016. but the cell phone industry points to a long list of health organizations who say cell phones are not dangerous. in a statement the ctia, a group

that represents the industry, says according to the u.s. food and drug administration, the world health organization, american cancer society and numerous other international and u.s. organizations and health experts, no known health risk due to the energy emitted by cell phones. while there is continuing research there is an effort to inform consumersable possible dangerous. requiring retailers to give customers information about exposure when they buy a phone. san francisco passed similar legislation when lieutenant governor gavin nusan was mayor. the city was sued and san francisco gave up the fight. >> shouldn't people be aware? even children are using these and a child's brain and body absorbs far more than an adult.

>> marks is hoping berkley will be the first in the nation to pass the right to know legislation and have it stand. >> that was jean ellie reporting. the berkley city council will consider its right of legislation in may and there will be screenings in april. that will be an interesting film to see. state leaders in arkansas are threatening to ban wine from california. in retaliation for a new law on the books. california's voter approved chicken law went into effect this year. it requires laying hens to have room to move but some eggs from arkansas factory farmers don't fit that bill. lawmakers are floating a bill that would outlaw wine from any state that impose as substantial burden on its agricultural industry. about 90% of the wine sold in arkansas currently comes from california. a silicon valley executive made

millions and now he plans to spread the warmth. apple ceo announced he's giving away most of his money first paying for his nephew's college tuition and donate the rest of his money. he also holds restricted apple stock worth $665 million if it were full vested. he says he has started donating money. >> we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, the warriors look to make franchise history and to do it, they would have to take down the one team they haven't beat this season.

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welcome back. it's 7:39 on saturday morning. a live look as the sun rises in oakland. it will be a beautiful day across the bay area today.

70s today. in the 80s tomorrow. the top two teams in the west squared off in memphis last night. the warriors looking to beat the grizzlies for the first time. when golden state turned a close game into a rouse. 66 points on the night including 14 of 21 from behind the arc. a franchise high with their 59th win of the season. a 107-84 victory and have defeated every single team in the nba this season. the spring training, the giants taking on their rivals from southern california. it was a game you could see right here on nbc bay area. the orange and black has had a bit of a rough going this spring. but not this time. giving the g men a 4-3 lead. san francisco goes on to beat la 8-4. we have much more ahead on today

in the bay coming up, we'll tell you how a pair of twins are poised to make history in space. >> and temperatures right now around the bay area in the 50s. you're searing that in san jose on our way to mid 70s this afternoon and for tomorrow, some 80s. we'll have a look at your weekend forecast when we come right back.

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♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. good saturday morning to you. off to a pleasant start. san francisco seeing mostly sunny skies. 53 degrees. few low clouds and few hazy skies down into the south bay san jose, 51 degrees in dublin. seeing 51. a little bit of patchy fog around santa rosa. chilly temperatures in the north bay. thanks to yesterday's late sea breeze dropped our daytime temperatures off this morning. clear skies and little bit cooler than 24 hours ago. by the afternoon pretty nice

temperature recovery with spots climbing into the mid 70s. winds on shore which will bring in clouds at times along the coast. but sunshine around santa cruz and we'll see highs in the upper 70s. 40s and 50s seem cool. temperatures around the rest of the country in the 20s and 30s. look at atlanta. 39 degrees. 34 in new york. detroit and chicago in the 20s. friends and family for the great lakes, that's the reason why as the brutal winter-like cold continues off the eastern half of the country. right now we have rain in cascades and snow showers to the north but the jet stream will stay away from the bay area. we'll see high clouds and more in addition to the low coastal clouds at times this weekend. our temperatures are going to be climbing up. today mostly mid 70s after the

patches of low clouds give way and sunday you're not seeing rain in the forecast. high clouds at times and temperatures tomorrow running a few degrees warmer than the highs we see today. 40s and 50s this morning. as we approach noon, highs close to 70 out near the tri valley by mid afternoon upper 70s and close to 80 for livermoore. temperatures climbing up for tomorrow. official highs today, close in on the upper 70s. a combination of upper 60s and 70 for san francisco with mid 70s around oakland, walnut creek and the tri valley. you'll see the numbers in tupper 07s for today. we're going to see warming, a little less of a sea breeze sunday and as the system drops on in from tuesday into wednesday and thursday of next week, approaching right now no

rain, just high clouds at times coming our way. as we wrap up the weekend, high temperatures tomorrow about five to seven degrees warmer than today. san francisco in the mid 70s. you'll see the clouds towards tuesday. we could use the rain but it looks like we're going to get the stronger sea breeze and cooler temperatures into tuesday and dry weather likely all the way into next weekend as well. >> enjoy the beautiful weather until the rain comes. thanks. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. >> it's literally what happens is they get bulldozed in the condo complex. >> they're being evicted but they're not going without one last ha are. we'll show you how these folks are going out on a high note.

an american and two russian astronauts blasted off for the international space station. >> and liftoff. the year in space starts now. >> onboard the russian space capsule is scott kelly. if he looks familiar that's because he has a twin brother, retired astronaut markelly who is married to former congresswoman gabby gifford. they'll compare how kelly's body responds during his year in

space to mark kelly's body one year on the ground. one group in san francisco is being forced from their long-time home. instead of lamenting their loss they want to celebrate. we'll show how some cutting edge artists say goodbye. >> behind the graffiti covered wall and rough exterior of this mission district building, life is full for the art. for nearly two decades this former industrial warehouse has served an an underground base for artists. >> it was founded and they opened kommunal art. when i mentioned it to people, they instantly went back to their first hula hoop class. >> this has been the art gallery for many moons. >> six years ago they took over

the space and renamed it intermission. >> grid is perfect for circus. it has allshoused students. >> trying to make the building legit. >> putting together this plan in four and a half years got our permit to open as a legitimate venue. >> just before that could happen, the building was sold to a developer. >> now we're being, you know, evicted and we're a couple months away. >> the entire block for intermission is slated to be torn down. it still faces city's final approval by the planning commission. >> literally what happens is it gets bulldozed and the condo complex. >> rather than fold up quietly, the troop is going out on a high note. >> it's called the soiled dove.

>> over the next two weekends he's staging a dinner theater based on san francisco's rowdy coast. >> crazy times that we're paying homage too. >> it's facing its on turbulent times. >> i'm actually glad we're going out with a bang instead of quietly should having our feet. >> gains and his troop are having difficulty finding a new space. >> we may not be in san francisco. and that is a difficult thing to digest. >> so as the group pay as fair well to its home. >> last hooray. >> there's a sense the show must go on. just some place else. >> and we have much more ahead on "today in the bay."

coming up we'll tell you about my low's life changing story and how you can help do the same for another dog or cat.

welcome back this morning. we have some special guests from pets in need. we're going to introduce you to milo. a 4 1/2 year chihuahua mix rescued back in 2011. he was very sick suffering from a skin condition. pets in need gave him the care and attention he needed but then he was diagnosed with an invasive type of skin operable cancer inside his mouth. he didn't have long until live. that is until sheila came along. her daughter saw a post on the pets in need facebook page. they came in to give milo a foster home which has given this dog a new lease on life. welcome to sheila and milo and

executive director here. this is an incredible story. we always have dogs every weekend or sometimes cats and we want to get them a home. either a foster home or adoptive home. this is really a testament to your no-kill shelter and a dog getting a second chance. >> it is. and we're very proud of milo. he came to us about 4 1/2 years ago and already had some pretty serious physical problems and as a no-kill shelter we make a commitment once we rescue an animal, we have the responsibility to take care of him or her for the life regardless of physical condition or medical situations. >> you did. you did take care of him. >> right. >> he had a really bad diagnosis. she'll sheila, you have only had milo about a month and a half. >> yes. >> you have seen a dramatic change already.

>> it's amazing. you wouldn't believe that this dog hadn't been socialized or had the same experience as any other dog had. he has just blossomed and everybody has seen it. he's starting to take things for granted which is wanted instead of being grateful to be out, he's acting a little spoiled now. that's wonderful to see. >> that's a great change. for 4 1/2 years he was living in the shelter. about four years i guess now was living in the shelter and al, you said he was stolen. >> yeah. sheila and i were just talking about it. he seemed -- he didn't have that spark and he was just -- looked like he was sort of going through the motions. >> yeah. >> and i was struck by -- i mentioned to sheila i was struck by how much life he seems to have now in the videos that sheila sends and playing with his brothers and sisters. a great success story for us.

>> all because he was given a loving home. >> right. >> yeah. >> we do hope that when other people see this story they, too, might do the generous thing you did and bring a pet into their hope. give it a second chance. >> i hope so. >> even just foster. we always stress they can fos r foster. they don't have to do the commitment of adoption. but even temporarily give a pet a loving home as you are doing. we hope we inspire others to do that. sheila and milo thank you so much for joining us. we hope his health continues to be on the up and up and we hope to keep apprised of all the fun he's having at your home. >> thank you for having us on. >> thank you. as always, thanks to you. and thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. if you would like to find out more go to their website pets in need.org. we'll have more right here on

nbcbayarea.com. have a great weekend.

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