it is 7:00 on this saturday halloween morning. we're getting a live look outside at the winchester mystery house in san jose. flash light tours, all sorts of fun ahead on this warm halloween. thanks so much for joining us. anthony slaughter has a look at

the forecast for us. >> it's spookacular. not really. it will be a beautiful day in the bay area. we are talking about some rain in the forecast tomorrow afternoon and evening. high pressure in control for today. get those trick or treaters, it will be a nice day. fall like in the evening hours. temperatures now in the 40s and 50s. comfortable 70 for san francisco. expecting a few low 80s for our inland valleys. the north bay and the south bay along with the tri valley will see a warm day. temperatures rising into the upper 70s to near 80s. clouds start to increase but no rain today. get the trick or treaters out there and enjoy. we have showers in the forecast tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in a a little bit. >> all those trick or treaters won't be affected.

thanks. we begin this morning with a developing story overseas a russian airliner carrying more than 200 people on board crashed in egypt's sinai peninsula. egypt's prime minister released a statement saying air force jets located the remains of the plane which had split in two. as bodies are being recovered officials say there are no survivors. there are reports that emergency workers could hear voices coming from wreckage. the pilot oreportedly requested to land right before the the plane disappeared from radar. it disappeared 25 minutes after taking off from a resort area. it was headed for st. petersburg. back here in the bay area, new this morning, a man is dead after a shooting in the east bay. it happened after 11:00 last night in concord.

the victim did die there at the scene. another man was taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. no were yet on what prompted the shooting. police haven't made any arrests. to a manhunt in san francisco where police are searching for the person who shot two men. it happened last night on fill more street. officers say they heard up to 15 shots fired. two young men were hurt and taken to the hospital. we're told both are in serious but stable condition. a witness wasn't far from the shooting when it happened. >> bam bam bam. and my wife came out. and she said were those fireworks? i said no, those weren't fireworks, those were shots. >> police are reviewing surveillance videos to find the person responsible.

only on nbc bay area, he was brutally beaten, left for dead, and now he's in a coma. this violent encounter allegedly between a south bay man and a night club security guard. now that victim's family wants answers. 45-year-old sebastian sandoval is in a coma. we're told a language barrier may have led to this attack. it happened back on october 10th at jess's place, a restaurant in south san jose. his brother and sister-in-law tell us there's not much hope he'll make it. >> he will be like a vegetable. >> they're hoping someone will step forward with more information. the restaurant owner says the security guard acted in self-defense. he had only worked there for two days and had since been fired. another nearby san jose restaurant is facing trouble,

lou's restaurants liquor license was revoked after a man was shot and killed last weekend standing outside the restaurant. the owners violated regulations by allowing nude entertainment. as for the shooting victim, he was a real estate agent. police are searching for who killed him. a followup to road rage that led to a stabbing. some disturbing details a 5-year-old boy witnessed his dad getting attacked. we're the only news station at the scene. this was in a quiet and typically south san jose neighborhood. a shouting match on the road turned into a street fight. police say the victim who had his 5-year-old son in the car followed the other driver home. that driver reportedly got out of his car and stabbed the father several times. travis painter has been released on bail. the father is recovering from

his injuries. an anonymous tip has thousands of students on alert. the tipster reported that roofies were given to four women at a fraternity party last weekend. an alert was sent to students. >> we're surging students if they're going to go out be with friends. pay attention to what's in their drunk. >> police will be stepping up patrols especially after today's big football game. they're hoping a specific fraternity or victim will come forward to help with the investigation. we're learning new information about a missing bay area businessman who seemed to vanish in london. investigators found a body on the tracks near where josh sanchez maldanado was last seen. an autopsy is being done to determine if it was mauld noddo. the san francisco based

financial trader was there on a job interview. police have a message on this halloween. costumes can make great disgu e disguises, especially for criminals. we asked san francisco police what they're doing to keep the streets safe as many people go out tonight. they tell us they'll be stepping up patrols and they're on alert for people who are looking to commit a crime. >> there are criminals out there that like to take advantage of the day. they like to wear masks, cover themselves and rob people. >> aaa says that halloween is the third deadliest holiday for pedestrians. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a fun halloween tradition has neighbors pitted against one another. we'll tell you how a haunted house that benefits a bay area community has turned into a nightmare. then the flyer leading to serious concerns for animals in one east bay city.

welcome back. shy of 7:10 on halloween morning. we're taking a live look at san francisco. it will be a warm halloween, great night to take the kids out for trick or treating. and the weather will change tomorrow. california is cracking down on communities that aren't meeting water conservation goals. so far the bay area is doing its part. the same can't be said for cities down south. beverly hills and three other southern california water suppliers have been hit with fines of more than $60,000. that's because they failed to meet governor brown's mandatory 25% conservation target. the bay area was right on target, saving 25% in september. that's just a bit lower than the state wide water savings at 26%. speaking of water, the santa clara valley water district is sending out a message, if your

drinking water smells or tastes off it is okay. the agency says it's trying to minimize a dirtlike taste and smell in tap water. less water in our res wars has led to algae growth. we've posted a link to the water district's website with more information. animal rescuers in one east bay city are on alert. they're worried someone is trying to trap and harm ferule cats this weekend: flyers started popping up. they appear to be from the city and warn pet owners to keep their cats inside or risk them being trapped. the city says that the flyers are fake and animal advocates are concerned and just want pet owners to be aware.

>> it's a very serious when they don't identify if they're with a rescue group or out doing trapping and returning. >> the city says it's not illegal to trap ferule cats on your property. you must take them to a shelter and you're not allowed to dump them in another neighborhood. we have much more ahead, coming up is a local haunted house going too far. how it started a neighborhood revolt. this morning we're waking up to clear skies. not a whole lot of fog, that will lead to a warm day for the trick or treaters. we're talking about a storm system that develops tomorrow and moves into the bay area. that will bring rain. we'll talk about that coming up after this.

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winchester mystery house - welcome back. shy of 7:15 on saturday morning. we're taking a live look at clear skies over the winchester

mystery house on this halloween. a warm halloween ahead. they have the fun flash light tours on this spooky day. it's the end of an era. silicon valley giant hewlett packard is splitting into two smaller companies. the board decided to make each one have a narrower focus. hp inc. will sell personal computers and hewlett packard enterprise will offer commercial systems. the tech firm has struggled to keep pace in the world of cloud computing. each will traseparately beginni monday. behave or be sorry. that's the message from police for those planning to spending halloween downtown. last year, police took in about 400 calls. they issued 36 traffic fines and

arrested 32 people. they launched a media campaign to cut those numbers this year. >> costumes, the party atmosphere, it can be pretty intoxicating. just make sure you aren't. if you're drunk and causing trouble in downtown santa cruz this halloween, the costume you start out in may not be the costume you end up in. >> more than 100 officers will patrol downtown santa cruz tonight. do you have a haunted house in your snarneighborhood. one in albany is the brain shch of a 15-year-old. >> reporter: ajz through albany haunt is not forno carri

haunted house creates. >> there are neighbors who need to park at night and who need to have quiet for their children. >> reporter: those who don't like the attention it brings made it known. >> i'm calling 911. >> reporter: with controversy comes compromise. the haunted house is now in the back yard instead of the driveway. a compromise they hope will keep the spirit of halloween on the right track for next year.

in albany, sheryl herd, nbc bay area news. if you are looking for something to do tonight, go to nbc bay area.com. we posted a complete halloween guide from haunted houses to costume parades. that's nbc bay area.com. i would ask anthony slaughter what he's doing tonight for halloween but you'll be working. >> yeah. for rob who now has twins. >> in addition to the twins gl so many of them. >> your little twins will be dressed up. >> little panda bears. i want to start you off with this shot if you're trying to plan out your halloween this evening. we're looking at clear skies this morning in san francisco. you can see from the buildings there, no fog this morning. and that's what we're going to be looking at as we head through the day. lots of bright sunshine. because we have a storm system that's going to make its way here as we go through the day tomorrow evening.

keep the umbrellas handy at least for the next 24 hours. tomorrow you'll be glad you've got them. things are looking good across the bay area. we don't have much to talk about. clear skies and a storm track up to our north. seattle and portland deal ing with showers this morning. chilly in the north bay, else where in the 50s. we've got clear skies across the entire bay area this morning. and that's going to lead to a bright day in the low 80s. near 80 for the peninsula. east bay will have temperatures in the saerve70s. san francisco, you'll see a comfortable day. 70 for you. north bay reaching back into the 80s. we have showers across the state today. if you're doing any traveling towards northern california, that's where the rain will be at least for today across parts of redding, even over near eureka. across the rest of the state, temperatures nice and comfortable fromio simty park.

even down to palm springs. no rain in sight. we have a storm system that will move through the day tomorrow. clouds will increase tomorrow. we're not expecting rain today. tomorrow the clouds stream in. by the evening hours we'll be tracking showers across parts of the north bay. 5:00 tomorrow evening, first rains move across parts of the north bay. 7:00, 8:00 tomorrow evening, most of the bay area will have showers, even through 9:00 and 10:00 towards midnight. the showers look to stay in place towards monday morning. it's not going to be a complete washout for the monday morning commute. here's your halloween forecast for this evening. temperatures in the inland valleys cooling from the 70s, back in the 60s by 8:00 p.m. 11:00, a few clouds in the area. 63 degrees. the other thing that happens this weekend we gain an extra hour of sleep. tonight, before you head to bed,

turn those clocks back one hour. and then tomorrow when you wake up, our new sunrise will be at 6:13. the new sunset, at 5:12 p.m. so it starts to get a little bit darker a little bit sooner. let's talk about rain totals we're expecting with the system that's moving through tomorrow. you'll notice earlier this week we had showers move through. i don't know if you recall that. this next round of rain will produce more rain than what we saw earlier this week, which is great news. we got a few hundredths of an inch. expect to get a quarter of an inch in the south bay. the san francisco area expecting about .1 of an inch. great news as we head to tomorrow and monday, the official start of november. kicking it off with showers. cooler temperatures expected tomorrow as well. we're going back from the 80s for our inland valleys back into the 60s. right near 70 for the tri valley.

get the jackets handy and the rain gear handy. we're talking about a big system headed our way tomorrow. we're excited. >> the weather, the time, and the month. antho anthony, thanks. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up. >> it means so much to so many people, how could i ever stop it. >> raising pumpkins and cash for a good cause. we'll tell you the reason this year will be his last. even though it's been his best fundraiser ever. it's part of our bay area proud series. ♪ ♪

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an era for one charitable bay areana welcome back. this halloween marks the end of an era for one teenager. after raising and selling pumpkins for more than a decade, this big hearted high school senior says he has to move on with his life. garvin thomas has this morning's bay area proud. we first met wyatt coulter

and heard his story when we featured him in a bay area proud segment three years ago. when we heard that this very genio chapter of his life was coming to a close. we wanted to check in on him. truth be told this past weekend, wyatt coulter's last weekend selling pumpkins. is one the san francisco 18-year-old should have sat out. or at the very least, should have sat down for. what with the stress fracture he got running cross country at all. just like a runner, wyatt is determined to cross this finish line. the end to a mission he embarked on when he was eight years old. >> i was obsessed with halloween i think at the age of eight. >> so obsessed he began growing pumpkins at that age and selling them to raise money for charity. >> that year we raised $100. >> wyatt has come a long. >> this is where we grow a lot

of them. >> ways since then. in 2012 we visited the 15-year-old when his goal was to raise $20,000. this year, wyatt ended up taking in more than 35,000 for three san francisco charities. his 11-year-old total, something like, $200,000. >> it's weird to think about. like that amount of money, like, i mean, you never think about like that's going to be a giant goal. looking back, i never thought this was going to be 11 year thing. >> this sale, though, is wyatt's last. because this time next year he'll be busy somewhere else. >> i got to go to college. >> all this work for charity began wyatt says because his 8-year-old self was just beginning to realize there was bad stuff happening in the world. it's ironic then that his number one take away after all these

years and all these pumpkins, is pretty much the opposite. >> honestly, all around it helps you see that there's good in the world. >> while his pumpkin selling days are behind him, you can imagine wyatt is not done being charitable. his past experience has inspired him to do more in the future. >> if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to our website and search bay area proud. and we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, we'll have more on the russian plane that crashed in egypt. also, two native american tribes are taking on caltrans. we'll tell you about the construction project they say disrespects a sacred burial ground. fed up with the lack of parking in san francisco? who isn't one man makes his own space. the punishment he now faces. out

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winchester mystery house - good saturday morning to you. 7:30. we're taking a live look at winchester mystery house in san jose. clear skies ahead of a warm halloween. good morning, thanks so much for joining us. anthony slaughter has a look at the microclimate forecast for us. >> spooky fog returning this evening. >> of course it wouldn't be halloween without it. >> it wouldn't be the bay area either. we're talking about a storm system headed this way. that will bring showers to the bay. this is a look at the radar perspective from space. you can see the storm system getting its act together. we'll be tracking rain across the bay area. enjoy the dry day today. temperatures will be back in the low 80s for the north bay. tri valley and south bay, we also have not only rain headed to the bay area as we move

through the day tomorrow, tomorrow night into monday morning, but also a winter storm watch in effect for the sierra. they're expecting upwards of a foot of snow. this is really excellent. this tells you how big a storm system is headed to the bay area. the last few storms we've had, no winter storm watches. this one the real deal. >> the real deal and we need it, thanks. we are tracking a developing story overseas this morning. a russian airliner carrying more than 200 people on board crashed in egypt's sinai peninsula. several hours ago now. egypt's prime minister released a statement saying air force jets had located the remains of the plain which had split in two. bodies are being recovered, officials say there are no survivors, but there are reports that emergency workers could hear voices coming from the wreckage. the pilot reportedly requested to land at a nearby airport due to technical difficulties right before the plane disappeared off the radar.

the jet disappeared 25 minutes after takeoff. it was headed for st. petersburg. although isis operates in parts of sinai, there is no official indication that the terrorist group played a role in that crash. the white house has made the decision official. it is sending 50 special operation forces to syria to help in the fight against isis. the decision comes despite repeat assurances by president obama over the years he would not send u.s. ground troops to syria. the white house went to great lengths to explain it's not changing its stance, it's intensifying its strategy. >> the president has been quite clear about the fact they have -- do not have a combat mission. they have a training advising and assist mission. >> isil will not be intimidated by this move. they're all in for their agenda. >> republicans are encouraging more u.s. troops on the ground saying it's the best chance at

defeati defeating isis. back here in the bay area, new this morning, a man is dead after a shooting in the east bay. it happened after 11:00 last night in concord. officers found the victim in the parking lot of an apartment complex near monument boulevard. the victim died there at the scene. another man was taken to the hospital. he's expected to survive. no word yet on what prompted the shooting. police have not yet made any arrests. some native americans are not happy with caltrans. two local tribes are suing the agency for damaging a sacred burial ground. caltrans says it's blindicided by this lawsuit. it stems from a construction project near willis. they say the project is desecrating the burial grounds. >> it's as if that caltrans was

going to bull doze your church. >> caltrans has environmental experts and archeological experts. and they are doing, you know, truly, they are doing what they feel is best. >> caltrans says it's questioning the timing of the lawsuit. the agency sent out a final draft agreement to all the parties involved in the negotiations. he's fed up and creating his own parking. a san francisco homeowner is doing something radical about the city's lack of parking. it could end up costing him. the owner of this home in the sunnyside neighborhood bought the home for $700,000. it had no garage or parking spot. he met with the city about digging out a space. he was told it posed challenges, but he went ahead anyway. he did it. city inspectors found out about it. he now has two weeks to get a

permit or he may have to put all the dirt back and go back to looking for parking. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the mets face a must win against the royals in the fall classic. the warriors and rockets square off in the western conference final. match-up between the defending

champion warriors.... and the houston rockets. a remch an anticipated matchup between the warriors and houston rockets. a rematch of the western conference finals. the doves came out with thunder. harrison barns hammers one on howard. then in the second half the warriors pour it on. steph curry scored two of 25 points. golden state with a statement they win 112-92. to game three of the world series royals up two games to none. the mets explode for nine runs to get themselves back into the

series. new york beat kansas city 9-3. game four is tonight. and we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." making a turn now. a 4-year-old foster child suffers an speakable abuse. we investigate the failures to protect her. we're waking up to sunny skies this morning, not a whole lot of fog to talk about. that will lead to a warm day, especially for inland valleys. we have rain in the forecast for tomorrow and a winter storm watch up for the sierras, we're back to detail that coming up afterthis. this.

welcome back here on this saturday. 7:40 the time. halloween day starting off nice and bright across the bay area. no fog to report this morning. you are going to notice as the seven-day forecast starts to pop up at the bottom of your screen, rain is in the forecast for tomorrow because of this storm system developing across parts of the pacific that will move this way tomorrow evening through monday morning. we're expecting a good shot of

rain as we move through the next 24 hours. even winter storm watches posted for the sierras. as we head through the day, clouds will start to increase, not a whole lot of cloud cover today. it will be a nice bright day. mostly sunny skies to end the day. 80 for the peninsula. low 80s expected for the south bay. expecting upper 70s for the east bay. the tri valley will see a warm day, mid 80s expected there. san francisco, 70 expected for your high temperature for today. if you're traveling across parts of the state, across parts of eureka they're expecting to see showers later on this evening. it will not be until after the sun goes down. the rest of the state looking dry. i think you'll notice the cloud cover starts to become more

extensive tomorrow. tomorrow evening, showers push through the north bay first. they'll move through 5:30, 6:00 in the evening and push through the rest of the bay area tomorrow after the sun goes down, 6:00, 7:00. east bay, the south bay and peninsula expecting to see showers as we move through the day through monday morning. as we start off the work week, we'll be dealing with residual showers across parts of the bay area. tomorrow it will be nice and dry for your halloween forecast. temperatures falling back into the 60s. around 63 by 11:00. no rain in sight. you can always go to nbc bay area to find more events as you try to find things to get those kids, those busy active kids with all that sugar hyped up. we have a winter storm watch in effect. that goes into effect for tonight through tomorrow or actually goes into effect tomorrow night. they're expecting to see four to seven inches, above seven

thousand feet expecting a foot of snow. if you're traveling that way, daylight savings time comes to an end this evening. tomorrow when you wake up our new sunrise will be 6:13. the new sunset is at 5:12 in the evening. the rain system that's going to move through over the next 48 hours will bring good amount of rains. we're talking about the potential of a half inch across parts of the north bay. get the jackets, the hoodies ready. november comes in, well, like a lion. but isn't that way they usually say about screen? it's going to be good. sounds good. thanks, we'll be back with more news after this.

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we have a rare behind the scenes look at a system that many say is failing our community. we exposed foster care system, kids who are abused and victimized by the very people who are supposed to protect them. investigative reporter vicky within d wynn dug into who is watching these kids. >> we reveal a broken system few have seen. you'll meet people who open their homes to children and you'll hear their frustrations about how they tried to do the right thing for a 4-year-old girl only to have the reports go

nowhere. some of the pictures in the story are hard to see. we're showing you these images that reveal the abuse that so many people try to report. signs are everywhere in the house. >> they're all good kids. >> what was built as a retirement home for two. >> we were going to have them here for a little while. >> turned into a slightly crowded casa. >> we had them for three years. >> for four growing children. >> it changed our lives totally. >> after raising her own family, isabelle wanted to give back. she and al went through the process to become emergency foster care parnltents. when they were asked to take in two kids, they did. eventually ending up with two more of their siblings. a fifth was in another home >> she was the normal child. >> then something changed. >> she went to the car and run to us. with her arms open.

gradually that changed to a point where she didn't say hello. >> isabelle noticed the first bruise and scratches on the girl's face in january 2014. >> i went in there and i said oh, my god, what happened. she looked like somebody hit her in the face. two boys took her scarf off and she had black markings around her neck. >> two weeks later at another visit it was al that saw signs of abuse. >> her lip was turned inside out like that. she was punched. >> after both incidents, they reported their concerns to the department of social services. worried that the girl was being abused by her foster guardians and half sister. the 21-year-old seen here in facebook photos lived in san jose with your brother and their mother. >> nobody did anything about it until it was too late. >> during this time, they say they were in touch with the girl's mother. she lost custody after her

husband was accuse said of physically abusing one of the children. she was granted regular visits and it was during those visits that she, too, began to suspect abuse. she took these photos to document her daughter's injuries. they say this is what social workers ignored. >> the mom constantly in every visit she would pull the gloves off and take pictures and she would come back and show pictures. oh, my god, this couldn't be happening. >> records obtained by the investigative unit reveal how social workers responded to the reports of abuse. the concerns range from two black eyes and a big burn on the girl's cheekbone to a bruise underneath her right eye. and the tip of her right index finger that appeared smashed. reports show crystal always had an explanation for the wounds. she said the burns were an accident from a curling iron. when asked why it appeared there was makeup on the girl's face as if trying to conceal marks or

bruises, crystal said she took the girl to a princess party. police records show she provided 13 doctor's notes to explain the injuries and lengthy absences from school between january and june. in these three cases, social workers saw the girl, talked to her and determined the allegations of abuse were unfounded. what did you think the first time you got the report back and they said there's no findings? >> i started crying. >> leslie is the executive director of the children's law center of california and the child welfare specialist who serves for years as a social worker. >> when i read the various reports, the first thing that struck me was that they -- the little girl was not interviewed privately by the social worker. that right there is a big red flag. >> we asked her to review this case. she says while it can be difficult to detect abuse, social workers missed multiple signs and failed to verify the

doctor's notes. >> there were many bruises and bite marks and injuries all over her body. those were not discovered until she got to the hospital. they would have been readily visible to the naked eye had somebody looked. just reading the words on paper, it's heart breaking. she was hurt and no one came to rescue her. reading those words no one came to rescue her, even after 25 years, it's heart breaking. >> at the same time the others reported abuse police recorders show the girl's preschool teacher called dfs. the teacher suspected the child was frequently absence because crystal was trying to give the injuries time to heal. she reported bizarre behavior that included dressing the girl in long sleeves in summer. it wasn't until june five months after the first report that the girl's mother convinced a social worker to check on her. these are photos taken the same day the girl was found.

bruised, per eyes swollen shut. bite marks and scars covering her body. police records show instead of calling 911 or taking custody of the girl, the social worker told crystal to take her to the hospital. when the worker called hours later, the girl was still at home. police records show four hours passed before crystal finally took the girl to urgent care. where she was rushed to the emergency room and given a blood transfusion. the doctor concluded she was a severely battered child and could have died from blood loss. now, crystal pareta faces charges of child abuse. police determined 7 of the 13 doctor's notes were forged. her mother and brother are also facing charges of child abuse. none of the abusers wants to answer questions about what

happened. this man is the director of the department of social services. we were hoping to talk with you about how the county investigates child abuse cases. >> i am headed into a meeting tomorrow. >> we caught up to him after the county's lawyer said no one from the agency would answer questions about policy or training. what are your social workers trained to do? >> we can set up some time and talk later about this. >> minutes later an on camera was offered. two days later, the county canceled. >> i don't understand why this happened. why they let it go on over and over. here i'm like practically screaming and yelling and telling everybody, you know. >> as for the little girl, found like this, she's now in a new foster home, still seeing her siblings. >> she comes over and hugs us

and holds us and everything now. >> signs of a happier life returning. for a girl whose life was almost lost. >> older age to be foster parents, maybe we were meant to be here for this case. >> we reached out to every social worker on those reports. no one wanted to speak. they're named in two lawsuits that have been filed on behalf of this little girl. and if you have a tip for our investigative unit be sure to call or e-mail us at -- on another note, we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up our friends from pets in need are here, including our good friend ollie. executive director al mollica is

here with oliver. welcome back. some special guests from pets in need. we're here with oliver. and you may remember a month ago we had oliver on our show when

he was a week old. and tiny. now, he is five weeks old today. and thriving. congratulations on fostering this sweet little kitten. you've been up every few hours. >> right. >> the last four weeks. taking care of him. he must be four times the size now. >> yeah, he's about a pound and a half now. when he gets to be about two and a half pounds he'll be ready to be neutered. he's already started his vaccinations. he's developing very nicely. >> he's made some strides. we have video of him eating his first food out of a dish. right, he's had some progress over the last week or two. >> he's just in the span of a few days, he learned to eat out of a dish. learned to use a litter box. learning to clean himself. he's playing with his brothers and sisters. he's coming along nicely. >> it's wonderful what you do at

pets in need. you can foster and keep these sweet kittens and puppies alive without the donations from the communities. we also want to mention that you have a monthly goal of adopting out pets. and this month you've reached 47 and you're encouraging people to come in and at least three people to adopt some more. >> help us to reach our goal of 50 for the month. come in today and adopt three animals and we've met our goal. >> by the time oliver is neutered and has all of his vaccinations he'll be available for adoption, too. good to know, thank you. to find out more go to pets in nee nee need.org. they are located in redwood city. thanks to you as always for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. remember, set your clocks back

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