anthony slaughter has a look at our very hot in some places forecast. >> yes. grab that spf. if you don't have it, you're going to need it. yesterday i had spf of 50 and i had to keep reapplying it, me and the kids. if you're going outside for a long period of time. skycam clearing up at the coastline. san francisco fogged in, towards peninsula, low clouds. temperatures are mild this morning starting off near 60 degrees. that's going to be a warm afternoon, 37 for san francisco, 93, 80 east bay, south bay expecting temperatures in the low 90s. yes, it's going to be a scorcher of a day. if you're headed to the beach, leave early. always going to be through santa cruz. you know we've got cooler weather on the way tomorrow. talk more about that. >> one hot day, one cooler day. >> kind of a split weekend. >> good. anthony, thanks. happening now chp has shut down all lanes of southbound 880

in heyward to clean up after a deadly crash. it happened just before 6:00 this morning south of tennyson road. it's unclear at this point how many cars were involved but we do know someone died. the chp plans to reopen the road around 8:30. we have a developing story, a look at great america. this is actually the ride being investigated after an employee and amusement park guest were injured. it happened around 8:00 last night as the inverted roller coaster called the flight deck. witnesses say a maintenance worker was walking along the track when he was hit by the roller coaster when he was hit. >> he was walking on the track and the train hit him. >> hu do you know he was maintenance then staff? >> he had the maintenance shirt. he was bleeding from his head. it was really scary. >> the ride was shut down while

crews tended to that man. we're told he's still in the hospital with a traumatic head injury. a guest of the park was also injured and taken to the park with a hand injury. park officials say there's no reason to believe the ride malfunctioned but they did shut it down as a precautionary measure. this is breaking news out of texas this morning. a shoot-out and explosion outside dallas police headquarters. less than 30 minutes ago, dallas police announced they believe they have killed the spent. it started when the suspect fired on the headquarters electric different locations and then he took off in an armored vehicle, rammed the police cruiser on his way out. officers chased the vehicle to a jack in the box parking lot and got into another shoot-out with that suspect. now they believe the suspect has been shot by a sniper but they are waiting for a bomb squad to clear the van but they approach it. the police chief says he thinks

the suspect left a bag full of pipe bombs near the headquarters as well. >> some officers say we're very lucky. i believe we're blessed that our officers survived this ordeal. there are bullet holes in squad cars where officers were sitting. there are bullet holes in the front lobby where our staff was sitting. >> we are told the suspect gave a name to officers, but dallas police haven't confirmed that identity. the fbi has been called in to investigate. authorities back here in the bay area are looking into the safety policies of a popular science camp for peninsula and south bay students after a former camp counselor was arrested. the santa clara county office of education is organizing a special task force to investigate the safety procedures at walden west science camp. this is video from our exclusive interview with former camp

counselor, who currently faces child pornography and molestation charges. last week his alleged victims' families filed suit against walden west. he'll be back in court to enter his plea. in the midst of historic drought nudist camp south of los gatos accused of stealing water. lupin lodge accused of illegally sucking water from nearby creek. the lodge owner lori stout says the creek runs through the property and the water rights are grandfathered in. she calls the water fight biased. >> it's very one-sided. we have lots of questions of we've been here since 1935 and we're getting ready to celebrate our 80th birthday. we've been good neighbors. >> the county says taking water out of any extreme without the rights is considered theft. a twist in the san jose home invasion robbery. the person accused of the crime is the family's taunlg son,

simerjeet singh. back in may two men because the on camera breaking in, grabbing knives and trying to kick down the door where the family members were hiding inside. neighbors were shocked to hear the family's own son was accused of planning the entire thing. prosecutors say he convinced gang members from school to carry out the attack. >> teenagers make terrible decisions, and i don't think it's something that should be haunting them the rest of their life. investigators say singh didn't live at the home and wasn't there during the home invasion but he is responsible for planning it. along with singh, three other people were arrested including two teens and they are all being tried as adults. activists calling for release of the name of the oakland police officers who shot and killed a man last saturday morning. occupy oakland gave us these pictures of last night's peaceful march. it began at lakeshore and headache park avenue. that's near the spot where

demouria hogg was shot and killed. demonstrators wasn't police to release the name of the officer who shot hogg and for the state attorney general to investigate the shooting. police tell us the officer was forced to shoot hogg after hogg reportedly reached for a handgun on the seat of his car during a standoff last saturday. a heads up if you're traveling through oakland on bart today. trains will not run between fruitvale and coliseum stations. b.a.r.t. will provide free shuttle buses between the stations. crews working to elevate tracks. they are way ahead of schedule. in fact, this will be the last closure needed. b.a.r.t.'s keblgter will run as usual. >> get ready for game five. oracle arena packed tomorrow night for nba finals between our warriors, of course, and cleveland cavaliers.

we hope for a certain outcome. win or lose, no one knows how fans might react. oakland city leaders know crowds can be unpredictable so they are planning ahead for the best and worst case scenario. according to a staff memo, they will open an emergency operation center on possible final game days. the city is reaching out to nearby police agencies in case they need back-up and they have also rescheduled tuesday night's city council meeting so police can focus. >> a really crowded meeting with controversial agenda items. generally some police officers are attending the meeting or on call right next door in a side room. so that will cause them to have this competition. so you don't want that when a potential celebration that could go iffy. >> so that council meeting will be instead held on wednesday. business owners who have been vandalized by protesters in the past say they are happy to hear the city is making contingency plans. no matter the outcome of game five, the warriors head

back to cleveland for game six. that's on tuesday. you don't have to watch it alone. the warriors will host an official watch party at oracle arena tuesday. tickets go on sale today, $15 a pop warriors.com. a watch party commemorative ticket, warriors rally towel and a cheer card. if you like to stay on top of all things warriors any time, download nbc bay area app. we're constantly updating there as well as facebook, twitter, instagram. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up. gooey blobs washing up on bay area shores. we'll tell you what ziscientist say are behind it plus officials shutting down a popular program.

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a live look at sunny skies over san jose. temperatures will be hot near the 90s in parts of the bay area today. the salmon institute is popular, a popular salmon rearing project but it's being kicked out of san francisco state as state owned marin county property. it says it's making the cut over safety concern. mark chris matthews explains the controversial decision. >> reporter: the tim arron institute raise salmon until fish are big enough to be released into the bay. something more than 1,000 children participate in every year. >> every salmon that goes up sacramento has to go past here. that's our teaching model, salmon highway. >> he's been part of this salmon program going back to 1973. but this one, he got an eviction ler from san francisco state giving them until the end of the month to get oft property. >> at the university, we have to follow various policies and

particularly safety rules that they have not been following. >> the dean of the college of science and engineering tells me the school kids have not been wearing life jackets on the docks. >> serious problem potentially. >> has it ever happened? >> no one has fallen. we're very thankful about that. >> calls it a hered herring. >> our kids file waivers, we have it on file with san francisco state. we never even talked about the project with any director. she came in, made a decision and we're out. >> the new director karena. >> i have no problem with what he's doing, i think it's wonderful. >> if it were up to you, would you have him here? >> i would have a salmon education program, yes. >> would you have this salmon education program here. >> i would have a salmon education program here. >> getting support from trout unlimited, golden gate salmon association, marin county

supervisors and from congressman jared huffman, who sized up the situation this way. >> isolated bureaucrats aren't listening to the people in the community. maybe we need to turn up the volume a little more. >> that was mark chris matthews reporting. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a mystery in the east bay that's frightening some beachgoers. why these are washing ashore in droves. >> yikes. if you're headed to the beach, watch out for that. in the east bay sunshine over near the arena where things are jamming later on. santa cruz still cloudy and f z foggy. we'll let you know when we see sunshine at the beach coming up after this. now that there's foster farms simply raised,

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out, temperatures near 70 at the coast. a number of purple slimy creatures washing up on shore and scaring beachgoers. scientists say unusually warm ocean water may be to claim. we hit the beach to find out what they are. >> there's an uneasy feeling on east bay beaches. purple blobs invading, frightening beachgoers. >> i've been here a couple of times, never saw anything coup quite like that it was interesting. >> angela spotted one along the beach. >> looks like an organ. >> in fact, someone called the police thinking the animal was a human heart. they are a type of sea slug. >> they are gross looking for sure. when you find them, they are just a jelly like blob. often they are inking purple out of them. >> in a video on youtube you see how they swim. it looks like they have long

ears. >> they are completely harmless. there's nothing they can really do to you at all other than gross you out. >> morgan is a nationalist for the regional park district. she says they only live for about a year. they have slimy skin. before they die they lay eggs that look like this and head for shallow waters. the increased sightings may be the result of a population boom. >> it also might be because the bay water has been pretty warm throughout the year that perhaps they are able to reproduce longer. >> instead of malicious creatures taking over the bay, they are more exhausted animals trying to live out the rest of their days on the beach. she says if you see one, let it go in peace. >> i'm going to watch where i step. >> in alameda, ian cole, nbc bay area news. a beautiful day to go to the beach. >> yeah. >> anthony slaughter hare a look at our hot weekend. >> kind of the general trend. you see anything in the ocean you don't know what it is, let it go in peace. >> steer clear. >> exactly. or if you're a scientist,

investigate. let's talk about this forecast we're looking at this morning. we have clouds in the bay area, fog, the marine layer is back. a weak, shallow marine layer so we're starting to see some clearing. this is what you need to know for your week. this is what we're talking about. patchy coastal fog, today and tomorrow. mainly clear skies by this afternoon and it is going to be hot. we're talking our warmest locations, livermore, tri-valley, places there near 100 degrees today. tomorrow some cooling but it's not going to be a big cooldown. we're talking about temperatures coming out of the 90s back into the 80s. all relative here. right now you can see we're looking at clouds across south bay, mentioned san francisco, peninsula, clouds burning off here. temperatures really mild this morning in the 50s and 60s. look at this, this is what i was talking about. this is why you need the extra bottle of water, sunscreen and shades with all the sunshine. 92 for south bay, 78 for peninsula, 80 for east bay and 73 for san francisco. our warm spot today will be the

north bay at 93 and also the tri-valley expecting to be near 100 degrees. that's going to be our hot spot without a doubt. now, as we move to the next few days, we are talking about cooler temperatures. but we can't leave you without things we like to show you happening across the bay. north beach festival happening in san francisco both today and tomorrow. temperatures here are really comfortable, back into the upper 60s. now, let's talk about the real beach. this is where you want to go to get away from the heat. expecting temperatures in the 60s. it's not going to be overly warm everywhere. expecting cool conditions against the coastline. half moon bay, 71 degrees. very comfortable there. temperatures got close to 80 in santa cruz, coming down just a little bit but still comfortable conditions. 75 degrees here. picture perfect out in santa cruz later on today. now, we have a big area of high pressure. we have one across the pacific. we also have another one across four corners region. both of those kept the storm door completely shut. the rain we had earlier, it came from the tropics, hurricane

blanca, remnants of that. also tracking another one, tropical storm carlos. it's high pressure in control. tomorrow executiving cooler conditions, on shore wind refs up, sea breeze takes over as we head to monday. temperatures out of the 90s, coastline out of the 70s back into the 60s. again, it's all relative. we are expecting a cooling trend. sunday and monday we'll notice that. a hot day for inland valleys, 86 for san jose. 97 meanwhile across the tri-valley. tomorrow, look at this, back into the 80s and san jose by monday we're back into the 70s. san francisco, can't forget about you guys, look at this. 73. tomorrow and monday, kyra, we're expecting temperatures to go back into the 60s. at least we have cooler weather headed our way. of course if you're doing any traveling towards cabo, we have another tropical storm carlos making its way up to puerto

vallarta in cabo wednesday. >> good to know. as far as i know, i'm just going to the beach. anthony, thanks. much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. heat up the oven, pop the cookies in, that smell hurts me. >> honoring a mother's love and legacy. a local woman raising big money one cookie at a time. it's a story that will make you bay area proud. memory. so a south bay woman is

re- >> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." her mother is losing her memory so a south bay woman is re-enacting one of their favorite memories over and over again to try to remain close to her. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas explains in today's bay area proud. >> no matter how good the cause, it can be a tough thing to come out and ask people for money to support it. it's much easier when you have

something to give them in return. in lori's case, much more meaningful as well. >> come over here, some cookies for you. >> up until a few years ago, laura, like the rest of us, never imagined it could be possible to miss someone who was sitting right across from her. but then her mom, sharon, only in her mid-50s at the time was diagnosed with alzheimer's. sharon now doesn't recognize laura, her husband john, or any other member of her family. >> there's your granddaughter. there's a picture of your granddaughter. look at her red hair. look how cute she is. >> i feel so like awkward around her, which is really hard for me, because this is the woman that used football my best friend in the whole world. >> if laura couldn't feel close to her mother when she was with her, she wondered if she could ever feel that connection again.

laura did find a way. enall places, this box. it holds a collection of recipes given to sharon and john on their wedding day. one recipe in particular always more special to laura than the others. >> i have a lot of memories of being in the kitchen, rolling out the snicker doodle dough with her. yeah, we made them together a lot. >> so laura started baking those snicker doodles and baking and baking and bayinging. so many, in fact, she began selling gift boxes of three dozen for $25, 100% of the money donated to the walk to end alzheimer's. whole weekends are now dedicated in laura's apartment to nothing but snicker doodle baking. and in just three years, laura has baked more than 15,000 cookies and raised more than $15,000. all by herself but never alone. >> heat up the oven and i pop

the cookies in, that smell, that smells like her to me. the act of rolling the cookies out and putting them on the baking sheet, she's there with me. it's my way of feeling, getting through it and spending time to her and paying tribute to her. >> the goal, of course, laura says is to ultimately find a cure for alzheimer's. until that happens, though, laura will continue to confront the tragedy of memory loss with make of her warmest memories. if baking the cookies isn't enough, laura offers free delivery in the south bay and she'll ship her cookies anywhere in the country of garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and search "bay area produced." we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up with fire season upon us, firefighters are getting special training to get the help

they need on the ground, keeping you and your home safe. the star of the sitcom "full house" is in trouble with the law this morning. we'll tell you why next.

>> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." it is 7:29 on this saturday morning. hazy skies as you look over foster city, but the fog is thick as we head north and look at the skies over san francisco right there from at&t park. good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at a very hot microclimate really for everyone. >> it is going to be warm will. the exception of the coastline, that's always the exception. it is going to be warm there. we're talking 70s for most of the coast. from san jose, clear as a whistle this morning. no clouds in the sky this morning. no fog there as well.

up in the peninsula, a few low clouds in san francisco. can you see there we're still tracking fog. the fog will run off quickly in san francisco. 73 for the high, 93 for the north bay, 80 for east bay and 92 for south bay. yes, it is going to be a hot day out there. try to take frequent breaks, if you workouts, plenty of water. remember that spf. i was just mentioning earlier out with the boys at caesar chavez park. i had to keep reapplying the sunscreen. remember that if you're outside today. >> if you're like us and have air conditioning at work, don't leave. >> a long day. >> anthony, thanks. we begin with a developing story now. we have a live look at california's great america. this ride, in fact, is the cause of an investigation that's under way after an employee and an amusement park guest were injured last night. it happened around 8:00 on this inverted roller coaster called flight deck. witnesses say witnesses walking

along the roller coaster track when he was hit and thrown about 25 feet. >> started walking on the ride and then the train car hit him. >> how did you know he was a maintenance guy. >> he had the maintenance shirt. he was bleeding from his head. it was really scary. >> the ride was shut down while crews tended to the man. we're told he is in the hospital this morning with a traumatic head injury. a guest of the park was injured and taken to the hospital with a hand injury. park officials say there was no reason to believe the ride malfunctioned and was to bellamy but they did shut it down as a precautionary measure. >> breaking news out of texas. early this morning police in dallas now think they have killed the man who shot up police headquarters and rammed a police cruiser last night. it started when the suspect fired on the headquarters for

different locations and then he took off in an armored van and rammed the police cruiser on his way out. the officer did chase that van to a jackson in the box parking lot. they got into another shoot-out with the man. now they believe he has been shot by a sniper. they are still waiting for a bomb squad to clear the van before they approach it. the police chief said he thinks the suspect left a bag full of pipe bombs near headquarters as well. >> we're very lucky. i believe we're blessed that our officers survived this ordeal. there are bullet holes in squad cars where officers were sitting. there are bullet holes in the front lobby where our staff was sitting. >> no officers were hurt. police originally thought there were multiple shooters but now think that man in the van acted alone. california's budget surplus is bigger than ever. the governor doesn't want to spend a dime of it.

instead jerry brown is pushing to put as much as he can into a rainy day fund. he says he's convinced another recession is right around the corner. while some critics are wondering if the governor knows something he isn't revealing, others say he's merely looking at history to prepare for the future. that's a sentiment brown himself emphasized yesterday. >> the idea that we get a little money for a lot of money for a few years that now you've reached utopia is so demonstrabley false as evidenced by the last several years. we have to learn from history and not keeping repeating the mistakes. california averages one boom and one downturn every decade. experts say the current surplus would be quickly wiped out by another major recession. cal fire has been ramping up for what's expected to be a historic fire season. a long and dangerous summer is expected. so one of cal fire's elite air attack units is passing on its knowledge to our local fire

departments. "today in the bay" has the story. >> california fire's unit can matt make difficult rescues look somewhat simple, lower a firefighter to the ground, hoisting a victim to safety. >> real simple. has these little clips. >> today cal fire was training firefighters from santa clara county, gilroy and morgan hill on how to coordinate with the air unit on the ground. >> they are integral to all the urban airspace fires. so for us to understand as suburban firefighting, work with them, understand their operations, understand their capabilities. >> a different situation that we may be able to utilize in remote areas hikers or mountain bikers that are injured or vehicle accidents where there may be steep areas that are difficult to retrieve patients out of.

>> and, of course, with a drought aggravated fire season -- >> this rescue skill we're demonstrating today can also be used during fires on fires. we have firefighters injured, we can rescue them on the fire line. >> that was robert honda reporting. yesterday we learned folks who have had rights to three major water sheds for more than 100 years will no longer be allowed to pump that water. this mainly impacts farmers. some are warning agriculture industry will mean higher prices at the grocery stores. enforced largely on an honor system because there are few meters to monitor that consumption. california getting help from the white house to deal with our drought. president obama pledged $18 million to california to help provide jobs for workers displaced by conditions.

the money is part of a $110 million aid package for seven western states to help reduce the threat of wildfires and secure crop insurance. now to a developing story from prisoner employee to prisoner herself. last night the suspected accomplice in the new york prison break was arraigned in court. 51-year-old joyce mitchell pleaded not guilty to helping the two convicted killers escape. mitchell was a supervisor at the prison tailor shop where she met david sweat and richard matt. they escaped and haven't been seen since. officers searching three miles from the prison where canine dog picked up the men's scent. investigators say she provided materials and support to david sweat and richard matt. >> this is one large piece of the puzzle in our quest to find escaped murderers. >> there are reports mitchell was supposed to drive the

getaway car after they escaped. but as the plan started to unfold, she backed out. did she lie and does the color of her skin really matter? this morning naacp is standing by one of its leaders. 37-year-old rachel heads to naacp chapter of washington, d.c. she says she's partially african-american. but her estranged parents say she's caucasian. her mom and dad are both white. a president of chapter said they had caucasian leaders before and race is not an issue. >> that she's sincere about what she's doing, you know, that's all that mattered to me. whether she was black or white, it was hard to determine because this is the most biracial and interracial community i've ever been in. >> she also is being investigated by the city of spokane for saying she was african-american while applying for a commission with the police board.

naacp's official response, racial identity is not a qualifying criteria for leadership. new this morning, "full house"'s uncle jesse in a jam after being arrested for dui. they pulled over stamos for driving erratically in beverly hills. this was last night. they thought he was having some sort of medical condition so they took him to the hospital. but police say he was just drunk. he was given a citation for driving under the influence and released to the care of the hospital. he is due in court in september. all right. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up both the giants and the a's had tough nights. we have an update on the mother who was seriously injured during an a's game last week. livepix take a live look

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arena. they will host warriors and cavaliers. the series, of course, tied at two games apiece. just into the newsroom, the warriors announced metallica will be performing national anthem before tomorrow's game. the game starts at 5:00 p.m. series against arizona diamondbacks. g men had eighth on the hill. bumgarner riding four-game losing streak. not a lot of highlights. top of the seventh, rbi single to center. that was it. threatened in the ninth but came up short. san francisco loses 1-0. it's their sixth straight loss at home. the a's taking on angels in anaheim took a 4-3 advantage in the eighth. los angeles hit solo homers to take the lead from green and gold. angels hold on to beat the a's. and in related news, we have

some good news to pass along this morning. the woman who was hit by a broken bat during an a's game is recovering at a rehabilitation center. we first reported this story last friday night. 44-year-old tonya carpenter was sitting along the third-base line at boston fenway park when a broken bat hit her in the head. brett rory at the plate. her injuries were life threatening. she was released from a boston hospital yesterday and is said to be getting stronger every day. we are so glad to know that. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, happiness on two wheels. why an east bay man says building bikes for kids gives him so much joy. yes. the boston native, boston strong. that's the only thing. all right. let's look at this fog in san francisco. you can see it's pretty extensive. we are going to see sunshine and very warm temperatures later on. we'll talk about that coming up.

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welcome back on saturday morning. thanks for joining us. we finally made it to the weekend. a nice week, perfect beach condition. also talking about nice inland, maybe a good pool day. cloud cover across san francisco, pretty extensive. really that's the only place we're seeing at least visibility reduced below five miles. east bay tri-valley, warmest later on, close to 100 degrees. then tomorrow it will still be warm. temperatures not as hot, closer to 90 for inland spots. back to si60s and 70s. clear skies, see the sun coming up. we could have fog and haze across peninsula in san francisco and north bay as well. just a few clouds. the thing you need to know, it's going to be a scorcher. talking about temperatures similar to where they were yesterday. at noon close to 80 in the south bay. mid-70s for peninsula. still in the 60s for san francisco and east bay. look at this, tri-valley at noon

today. already up to 86 degrees. tri-valley later on this afternoon, 97, east bay 80, san francisco 83 and south bay 92 degrees. so yes, it's going to be hot. remember that spf. if you have to be outside, drink plenty of water. if you're headed to the giants game, this is where you want to be. temperatures more tolerable, comfortable in the 60s. first pitch 4:15 as giants take on diamondbacks. by the end of the day fog will return. temperatures back into the low 60s. the thing about the wind, not overall windy at the coastline. so no big help for getting that ball out into left field. we'll see temperatures later on today up to 67. half moon bay at 71 later on. cold ocean temperature, really going to be very comfortable relief especially if you live in those inland valleys, head out to santa cruz, 75 expected there with cold ocean temperature of 55 degrees. we have a big area of high pressure across the pacific,

another across four corners. that completely shut down the storm door, typical summer pattern we're in now. we're expecting a really warm day today. tomorrow that on shore wind really starts to ref up and sea breeze takes over by tomorrow afternoon and monday afternoon. expecting cooler conditions tomorrow afternoon and monday. again, either all relative. not going to be overall cold, just talking about temperatures from the 100s back to 90. trend the next several days. 6 san jose, tomorrow 82. by monday back in the 70s. same for east bay, see temperatures dip 10 degrees by monday. san francisco can't leave you out. 73 today, 66 tomorrow and 67 by monday. overall the trend does cool off next several days and tracking a tropical system. if you're headed to cabo, puerto vallarta, weak storm but expected to intensify to a hurricane, at least a weak hurricane and will make at least close landfall. i don't think it's going to make

landfall as a hurricane towards cabo but by wednesday weak tropical storm. we're not talking about huge damage here. if you have plans over the next several days, keep in mind heavy rain and winds. not a huge system, winds only 50 miles per hour. so there's has silver lining in that. back to you. >> good to know. anthony, thanks. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. >> a dream i had when i was a little kid. >> he may not have a permanent home but one bay area man is still giving back by building bikes for kids. his story next. look like? is it diamonds,

money, fancy you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back. what does happiness look like? diamonds, money, fancy cars? "today in the bay" caught up with one oakland man proofing real happiness comes with two wheels. >> there is no bicycle more memorable than your first. paul broun remembers his. it was a christmas gift from his mom. >> stayed up all year long. i went down in the basement and took the bike apart. >> as a child brown dreamed of bike change and fancy rims. >> i wanted to have the baddest bike that the world.

>> nearly six decades later, at least that part of brown's life is still the same. >> i just love bikes, man. >> there's nothing regular or understated about the bicycles brown builds. >> one of my favorite colors is gold. i love gold. i don't know why. i used to have some gold teeth. >> reporter: in the early days when brown wasn't behind the handlebars he was behind the wheel, 20 years driving trucks and greyhound buses. >> one day i was coming from new york. i got back down here and i was like, i don't want to do this no more. so his bikes shine with flashes of gold and jewel. brown now leads a much humbler life living in a beat up rv in an industrial neighborhood in oakland. >> i live day by day. >> he's known as call paul survives by recycling. >> i walk to emeryville, collect cardboard sometimes. >> reporter: bringing leftovers for scrap. >> whenever i can help him out,

i try to. >> reporter: mostly profits go into the bicycles. >> paint, supplies, that's the main thing in my life. when i go somewhere i go on this bike right here, pop a little wheelie. >> reporter: tall paul's bikes are legendary around the neighborhood. >> people stop and take pictures. >> that's the number one question, how do you get on and off the bicycle. >> reporter: these days brown has become known for something else. >> i'm trying to get a bike together to take it up to the school. >> reporter: he skild a bike for a pair of kids who showed him good report cards. instead of making bikes for himself, brown shifted gears. now he makes his bikes to inspire other kids. >> any little kid, black, white, spanish, doesn't matter what he is, if they got more than three as i pump their bike for-free. >> who needs a new bike when paul can pimp out another bike

and make it better than new. >> when i pimp their bikes out, wow, man, it's -- >> reporter: in brown's world everything that glitters is gold. >> you would think i don't have too much. but man, i've got everything i need and that's happiness. i've got that. >> reporter: maybe now he may finally have. >> paint my chain gold. >> reporter: the best bike in the world. >> i made a bike for president obama. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> wow. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, our friends from pets in need are here. we'll introduce you to paprika. guests from pets in need.

volunteer catherine becker is here with paprika. she is ready for a new welcome back. special guest from pets in need, here with paprika, who will be ready for a new home, up for adoption in about two weeks. we have a special story with

paprika. her mom was pregnant. you rescued her. she gave birth. paprika was the runt of the litter. >> she was absolutely the runt. during her initial exam everything it was found she had pda. it's a heart condition. that eventually lead to heart failure and death. >> you were able to treat it. you mentioned, a no kill shelter, first in california, you're committed to keeping them safe and healthy. you went ahead and gave her the heart surgery she needed. you called in a special surgeon. >> we did. we called in a special surgeon using our second chance funds all based on public donations. some more of the exceptional cases, heart surgery for paprika. she underwent surgery. unfortunately during surgery her heart stopped and she stopped breathing but the vets were able to revive her. she's full of life and spunky now and ready for a new home.

>> she really is. she's just the sweetest thing. i'm glad she survived that surgery and will be okay. she'll be up for adoption in a tu weeks. she'll grow a little bigger. if anyone is interested in papri paprika. we want to highlight the need for donations. we've had a few viewers that have given generous donations. we want to stress, keep that in mind when we have this segment every saturday. we do hope paprika finds a happy home. she is a little angel. >> full of spunk and full of life. >> full of spunk and full of life. catherine, thank you very much. you can find more about pets in need on their website, petsinneed.org. thanks to you for making us part of your morning. we'll have more local news at 4:30, 8:00 and 11:00 and all day

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