takea le lk osid...mthamtonadl) it is saturday morning, we're giving you a live look outside at mount hamilton. we're seeing cloudy skies, but it should give way to a lovely saturday. good morning, thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at the forecast. >> we must say welcome back. you have been gone for a couple weeks. >> i have, but we still synchronized colors. we have a connection. >> but it's not boston celtics colors, just in case you were wondering. >> just springtime green.

>> this morning we are waking up to clouds. temperatures are right near 50 degrees. the clouds will be with us the first half of the day. we are going to start to see some sunshine. temperatures are going to warm inland quickly. low 70s today for the south bay. same for the east bay and the north bay. however, because of these clouds today, we are not going to warm that much at the beach. we're talking low 60s today for san francisco. but add 15 degrees and you're talking temperatures near 80. that's what we can expect towards wednesday and thursday. even farther inland locations. we could be close to 90 in some locations. we'll go overall in 15 minutes. >> thanks. after 14 months and 54 consecutive wins, the streak is over. the warriors lost a game at home for the first time since last january and came in dramatic fashion. the thriller unfolded in front

of a soldout crowd and national tv audience. here's how it ended. with just 8 seconds left, golden state down by 3 with a chance to tie the game, steph curry misses the three. the warriors get the ball back with one more chance and harrison barnes comes up short with a shot to tie. boston wins 109-106. >> it takes a lot out of you. especially when every game is the other team's biggest game. i told the guys how proud i am of putting together an amazing streak. we got beat. boston outplayed us. they deserved to win. >> the warriors have another chance tomorrow against the trail blazers. to a developing story in san francisco now. a man beaten by police in the san francisco alley way last night became the target of an fbi raid. back in november, two sheriffs deputies were caught on camera

beating suspected car thief. this video sparked outrage and accusations of police brutality. while sources say last night's raid happened at a home linked to that same man. it's tied to a federal gun case. the raid comes after an overnight shooting in the area, but the fed's were preparing documents well before that. neighbors say they are stunned. >> i don't know what to think. i had a hunch it was something pretty major. >> guns or drugs i figured. >> an fbi spokesperson tells us at least one person was detained and more arrests are expected. a high profile visit in the bay area president bill clinton and his daughter chelsea yesterday were at berkeley where the former president delivered an important message. his focus was on innovative ideas to improve lives around the world. although this was not a campaign stop for hillary clinton, the

conversation did turn to politics. >> one day final ly the muslim world will be able to be treated everybody would like to be treated. as individuals without prejudice. >> senator dianne feinstein's husband reminded the crowd that the initiative to include helping his wife get a very important job. the event continues at cal all weekend. of course, it's not just the democrats. republican ted cruz will visit the bay area. right now he's in pennsylvania but he will be there on saturday april 30th for the convention. senator cruz is hoping to up end donald trump. the primary is june 7th and could be crucial as trump hopes to get enough delegates to secure the republican nomination. the national party convention will be in cleveland in july.

there the delegate could be contested. there are nine reported cases of the zika virus. so officials say there's no reason for the bay area public to be concerned of getting the virus here. a 3-year-old girl is recovering in the hospital this morning after a dog bit her in the face. the child now has two 1-inch cuts on her face after her uncle's bug doll attacked her. it happened yesterday morning. adults were at home she was concerned when she heard about this attack. >> i said, oh, my god, that's terrible. what triggered him to bite her,

i don't know. >> animal services say never leave your kid or your dog unsupervised. the dog is being quarantined for ten days. if they find it has a dangerous history, it could be euthanized. if not, it could be returned to the owner. a protest last night in san francisco against police brutali brutality. this group gathered at 24th and mission. police continue to target minorities in san francisco as well as across the country. a new twist in the san francisco police department texting scandal just one day after more officers were accused of sending racist texts. the public defender is now taking action. public defender sent a letter to the district attorney's office yesterday. after four were accused of exchanging texts. the public defender is asking for a background on those officers as well as any arrests the officers have been involved in over the last ten years.

>> last time with the racest texts that came to light two years ago there were over a dozen cases dismissed. so we are going to have to conduct a similar view. >> san francisco police chief has said he dealt with the officers immediately by suspending them. he adds he's been clear on his position that these officers did betray the department. and at 7:07, we have much more ahead on today in the bay. potholes and problems on bay area freeways. you're not the only one bothered by our commute. even cars without drivers have problems. we'll explain. you're just driving down the road and see the dogs who are injured. i can't drive past them. >> pets left for dead. the disturbing trend in one bay area community and what one woman is doing to save these abandoned animals. jose(aib)

welcome back. thanks for joining us. it's just about 7:10 on your saturday morning. cloudy skies over san jose. we're seeing this across the bay area this morning. anthony slaughter says clouds should lift and we'll have sunny skies on this saturday. this is a sketch of the man the sheriffs department is looking for following an assault and attempted robbery. two women tell deputies they were hiking in the cold canyon area last friday. they say a man approached them, flashed a handgun and forced them off the trail to a secluded area. they demanded money and ran off. a dog dumped in the oakland hills some say it's becoming a disturbing trend. now one woman is showing just how bad the problem has become and what she's doing to save these abandoned animals. >> reporter: she's rescued her fair share of dogs in oakland

hills. the latest is a visible injury on his left foot not slowing him down. >> he was hit by a car two days ago after being dumped. i'm not sure what's going to happen with him. >> reporter: in the past six years, she's rescued 25 dogs. five of them in the past three weeks. she takes them to shelters around the bay area. the grassy oakland hills have become a dumping ground when it comes to dogs and the consequences could be fatal. >> we have a pack of coyotes and mountain lion. >> these dogs and cats are reliant upon us for their care. >> the east bay spca is well aware of the problem. two dogs from the area were dropped off at the shelter yesterday. >> so we see lots of animals that tend to be dumped by people misguided. >> rescuing dogs is timely and costly, but she won't give up. >> you're just driving down the

road and see dogs crying or injured on the side of the road and i can't drive past them. >> that was pete reporting. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, it's a slowdown for self-driving cars. google's response to concerns that their robots won't be able to manage our bay area roads. and here on this saturday, we're waking up to cloud cover but we have a warning for beach goers. a strong risk of rip currents are in place for today. back to detail that plus a very warm week ahead. we're talking 80s and 90s. we're back after this. hamto(aib)

welcome back. 7:14, we're taking a look outside at green hills in mount hamilton. cloudy skies and fog this morning. it should give way to a sunny day. anthony slaughter says a big warm-up is on the way.

more than 230,000 orders in less than two days. tesla's new model 3 is already a huge hit. a company spokesperson wouldn't say how many orders came from the u.s. alone, but we do know half of the orders were made before tesla's big unveil iing the car on thursday night. the most basic version of the model 3 starts at $35,000. it won't ship until late next year and the company's ceo is preparing for the big demand. elon musk tweeted "definitely going to need to rethink production planning." tesla's stock rose 5% yesterday. the bay area's famous for developing driverless cars, but are local roads slowing the pace of technology? we're talking potholes here. a report from the department of transportation warns about. just how bad our infrastructure could hurt self-driving cars. >> reporter: it's hard out there

for a driver. bumpy roads, faded lane markings keeping us frustrated, keeping towing companies busy. but the department of transportation says those problems affect robots too. >> all model 3s will come standard with hardware. >> tesla's ceo has been known to complain about bad infrastructure hindering the ability of self-driving cars to recognize what they are trying to avoid. >> drivers call up and say i know where the potholes are. if i get a driverless car, will it know? >> reporter: we're known for developing driverless cars, but with less revenue coming in, they are struggling to keep the roads smooth. >> when the state cut back on the gas tax, the cities have gotten really hard. they get like 40% of their funding from that. >> reporter: we reached out to

google, which says its technology allows for testing even on spotty roads. but there are a lot of people waiting for a self-driving future and some of the roads out there are still bumpy. scot budman, nbc bay area news. let's get a check on our forecast with anthony slaughter. it's so weird to have you so far away. we were just seeing in that package about the smooth sailing. for us we have the same exact thing. we're talking smooth sailing the next couple days. no rain in the forecast. you'll notice the seven-day forecast pointing that out. we have showers by next weekend. let's go through the next seven days. we're basically near 50 degrees in most locations. we have mostly cloudy skies across the entire bay. and a little fog as well. later on this afternoon we'll see a nice warm-up for the north bay. staying cool the at a the

coastline. 62 in san francisco. 71 for the east bay. comfortable in the peninsula. nice and warm across the south bay. 73 degrees is expected this afternoon. now getting a look at the next couple days, 60s will hold on to the coastline. tomorrow the inner bay, you can see 60s return as we get that reenforced push of some marine air. then by monday, that's when we're going to start our warming trend. the central valley, they will be looking at 80s as we start off by monday. for us, the heat peaks on wednesday. get a glimpse at these temperatures. this is how warm we will be in the north bay. 87 degrees. even in san francisco on wednesday, 78 degrees and widespread 80s across most of the bay. some locations could get very close to 90 degrees. we're talking even places across

the trivalley. we have a rip current risk at those beaches today. it's going to be cool. we're talking low 60s. . not the best way to enjoy the beach. the waves are not going to be excess excessively, but we have a strong push out to the sea. now it's going to be dry and mild over the next couple days. it's not until friday when we get our storm system that pulls back towards the bay area. it's going to come into the south. by saturday it could kick up a few showers and may have a little rain as we head towards saturday. it doesn't look like the models are very confident. we'll continue to track that. it's still a week away. in the meantime, it's all about the dry weather and the heat. today, low 70s for our inland locations. tomorrow very similar weather. wake up to more fog. by monday, that's when we really start to track summer like temperatures. monday, mid-70s, but by tuesday,

close to 80 degrees. by wednesday, 87 for the south bay. same deal for the east bay valleys. over the next couple days, it's going to get really warm. make sure you get prepared and grab the sunscreen. but remember the kids that need that as well. >> let me take a wild guess. anthony slaughter will be heading to the beach this weekend. >> oh, yeah. >> i knew it. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, real life superher s superheroes. we'll meet the couple on a powerful mission to protect san francisco. it's a story that will make you bay area proud. peop ve perroeju th we --atm vse

people love superheroes. just this week batman and superman is taking in big money at the theaters. for one couple being a fan isn't enough. though they don't have superpowers themselves, it doesn't mean they can't do super

things. today in the bay's garvin thomas has this morning's bay area proud. >> reporter: the first ever silicon valley comic-con drew a crowd of 60,000 over its three-day run. many having a wonderful time pretending to be superheroes. a handful though were not playing around. >> let's keep an eye out. >> roxanne and her husband dressed as their alter egos and patrolled the convention hall looking to help anyone in distress. >> take a look at people sitting down and make sure they look like they are okay. >> reporter: they consider themselves real life superheroes. if you wonder if the title is deserved, you should see what they do when the costumes come off. >> there's one right there to say hello. >> reporter: for the past five years, the couple have been setting out every saturday morning, sometimes just the two of them. others with members of their real life superhero group "the

california initiative." they chris cross the streets and alleys of san francisco for hours picking up used needles, handing out socks or food to those who need it. >> you stay safe. >> our motto is we save the world one dpood deed at a time. >> reporter: last year the california initiative collected 7,000 needles. this year they are shooting for 8,000. >> if someone needs help, if we can do it safely, we're going to help them. >> these are two people who clearly believe in putting their feet where their fandom is. if someone really loves what superheroes on film do, why not do what you can in real life? the methods may be different, no x-ray vision in their arsenal, but the goal is the same. to simply fight evil with good.

>> i honestly believe that we're supposed to be here to serve each other. that's what we're supposed to do. >> the couple say they don't wear the costumes when out picking up needles on the streets because at that time they are not looking for added attention. but when they do some of their other good works, they wear costumes and are happy when people come up to them and ask them what being a real life superhero is all about. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> 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." we have much more ahead. coming up, they are not backing down. parents pitted against a school over lgbt curriculum. the school is offering a compromise, but is it enough for these upset parent website. also is it in bad taste. why some are questioning a new apple ad featuring taylor swift. take li lo ouide...mthamtonadl)

it is 7:28 on your saturday morning. we're taking a live look outside. a little bit of fog, cloud coverage over mount hamilton, but that should give way to sunny skies. thank you for joining us. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter happens to be here with a look at your forecast. >> just happen to pop in real quick. >> you say it will be a nice day and even warmer coming up. >> especially by wednesday. i'm talking summer heat. 70s at the coast. we may see a few places at 90. just get on ready. we were talking nice and comfortable this weekend. temperatures starting near 50 degrees in most locations. later on this afternoon, we are going to end up near 70 degrees in most locations. low 70s for the east bay. 73 for the north bay. 73 for the south bay u. however, it will stay cool at

the coastline the entire coast going to stay in the 60s. the summer heat not here yet, but it will be perfect beach weather. if you're thinking about taking a sick day, wednesday or maybe thursday. >> if you call in sick, i will know where to find you. thanks. we have a developing story now for you. happening in san francisco, a man who was beaten by police in a san francisco alley last last last night became the target. two sheriffs deputies were caught on camera. you just saw the video there beating suspected car thief. that video sparked outrage and accusations of police brutality. sources say that last night's raid happened at a home link ed to that same man. we confirmed it is tied to a federal gun case. the raid comes after an overnight shooting, but the

fed's were reportedly preparing documents well before that. neighbors say they are stunned. >> i don't know what to think. i had a hunch it was something pretty major. guns or drugs i figured. >> an fbi spokesperson says one person was detained. more arrests are expected. a bay area man's disturbing discovery on the windshield of his car. he was walking out of his santa clara apartment complex monday morning when he found his car littered with threats. among the handwritten papers shs the words "don't be gay" and the demand for homosexuals to get "out of the building." >> my stomach sank, like this can't be real. someone in my own building is doing this. >> he lives in an apartment complex near central park. santa clara police are investigating the incident as a possible hate crime.

so far no one has been identified as a suspect. an uproar in the east bay over a middle school event. it's an event some parents are calling unacceptable. their kids will be shown videos of the lgbt community that they claim are not age appropriate. today in the bay spoke with parents. >> we're going to boycott school for the week. we'll deal with it that way. >> 30 people attending a closed meeting with the school district superintendent today to voice concerns over a week long lgbt acceptance week in april u. >> why should they be denied the right to share a life together. >> the videos, the school's principal agreed to cut images of couples kissing and sharing intimate moments. note students can opt out. >> when you opt out, the kids feel the repurr cushions of that. they are not wearing the shirt or pin and believe something

different. >> if they do speak out, they will be labeled. that's why a lot of the students if they feel uncomfortable very few have spoken up. i have heard personally from some of them. >> reporter: a student curriculum. students support it and aren't phased by the videos. >> it's human nature. you can't stop anything. >> reporter: some parents agree. >> things have changed a lot. this is a time we have to learn about it. it can't be a secret anymore. it has to be something they have to learn. >> the school district sent a statement saying they have reviewed the videos and curriculum. it's all based on education, respect and acceptance. the school does plan to move forward with acceptance week. parents tell us they will continue to try to change their minds through spring break, which is next week. a scary scene last night at a staples. the car that came barrelling through the parking lot almost

crashing through the front door of the san jose store. thankfully no one was hit. it happened just after 5:00 at the staples on new hall drive. that's near the stadium. police haven't said if the driver was injured. no word yet on the cause of the crash. a noe valley bar has been robbed twice in five days. three men with handguns robbed the popular night spot called the bar. it was targeted thursday night as well as last sunday. no one was injured thursday, but one person was hurt on sunday. a high profile visit in the bay area. president bill clinton and his daughter chelsea were at berkeley where the former president delivered important messages to thousands of students. his focus was on innovative ideas that will improve lives across the world. although this was not a campaign stop for presidential candidate hillary clinton, the conversation did turn to politics. >> one day final ly the muslim

world will be able to be treated the way everybody would like to be treated. as individuals without prejudice. >> senator dianne feinstein's husband reminded the crowd that clinton's initiatives to improve lives across the globe includes helping his wife get that very important job. the event continues all weekend at cal. we are three days away from another big primary and wisconsin could shift the momentum for both parties. on tuesday donald trump predicted when he wins wisconsin the primary u will be all but over. but after a week of high prostumbles, he has stayed out of the public eye over the last couple days. the polls show ted cruz leading putting anti-trump republicans one step closer to an open convention in july. >> what we cannot do is turn off the electorate, women,

hispanics, african-americans and that's what donald trump will do. >> hillary clinton is polling behind sanders now. back here in the bay area, with the summer mosquito season around the corner, they are preparing for the worst. scientists from across the country met at the centers for disease control in atlanta. they are looking at how best to educate the public. >> use repellant. wear long sleeves and long pants. mosquito proof your house with screens and some indoor spraying and reducing standing water. >> so the blue area you see on the map where the zika mosquito

oub could be. a limited of flights expe expected to resume tomorrow. the airport has remained closed since the suicide bombing terror attacks nearly two weeks ago. this comes as a key hurdle aed to have been cleared yesterday. police unions in brussels reached a preliminary deal with government negotiators on how to boost security to minimize violence. the closure has resulted in painful financial losses for the capital as well as its tourism industry. the fbi is now telling local police departments it will help them unlock iphones and other devices. this comes after a surge of interest from law enforcement after the fed's hacked into the iphone of san bernardino shooters earlier this week. the fbi says it's now testing the method it used on other iphone models. the fed's have agreed to help arkansas prosecutors unlock two iphones involved in a murder trial. and the o.j. simpson case back in the headlines, los

angeles police departments say a knife found at simpson's estate is not the murder weapon. you may recall last month the lapd revealed they were testing a knife, a new piece of evidence in the case. a construction worker claims he found it ten years ago on the property while cruz demolished the home. however, investigators have ruled out the discovery saying forensic tests including dna and fingerprint tests indicate there's no evidence tying the knife to the murders. a jury found o.j. simpson not guilty of the murders of nicole brown and her friend ron goldman. panic-filled moments in san diego, a whale watching ship rammed straight into a dock. that accident happened on thursday at san diego. witnesses say the horn sounded frantically as you heard but the

ship didn't slow down. people on the peer ran for cover and a woman just barely made it to safety. the ship u then slammed into the railing and the wood planking. >> it just came in fast. she kind of skirted the side and hit the side. she yelled something. i heard something and then we are just coming in fast and hard. >> passengers say crew members were yelling brace yourselves or hold on to something before the crash. more than 100 people were on board. seven of them had minor injuries. it's believed the ship's throttle was stuck in the forward position, but the coast guard is investigating the exact cause. now to taylor swift's new ad for apple music. it's striking some as off key. the commercial shows swift playing a hip hop song and getting so involved in the song she falls but she keeps singing. swift has made fun of her clutsiness before in her "shake it off" video, but here folks are perhaps more sensitive to

treadmill falls. it's less than a year since the death of a facebook executive. he died after suffering injuries from falling on a treadmill while on vacation in mexico. it is 7:3 right now. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. how the skreek streak was lost. the wild end to last night's warriors game and baseball is back in the bay area. we'll take you to at&t park for game two of the series. necascas-- e wrio 54nu==as wtd s

a three to tie it, there's the turn around. and boston wins. >> as we told you earlier in this newscast the warriors 54-game home winning streak is over. a shocked golden state team and crowd see their first home loss

since last january. they have a chance to start a new winning streak tomorrow against the portland trail blazers. and the battle of the bay continued last night at at&t park. it was game you can see here. the a's and giants, buster posey gave a lead and that's all san francisco would need. the orange and black won 3-0. the series heads over to the oakland coliseum. first pitch is at 1:05 afternoon. 20 years ago major league soccer was made in the u.s. they were known as the clash back then. since then they have won two mls cups and play in the state of the art stadium. last night they honored the 1996 team. tonight the quakes host d.c. e united, the same two teams that played the first game in history. >> it was a special moment

because american soccer wasn't really on the map. for us to have a new league that we can call our own. for us to be a part of that was just something special. >> tonight's game starts at 7:30. we have much more ahead on today in the bay coming up -- >> it never goes away. the wind will always be blowing. >> we will tell you about a unique opportunity for san francisco. the plan to let people skirt around pg&e. this morning we're waking up to clouds and fog at the coastline. even for inland locations. we'll see sunshine later on this afternoon. temperatures very comfortable. then a big warming trend slams into the bay area this midweek. 80s across the entire bay. thank you so much. did you say honey?

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welcome back. time to get you up to speed with yar forecast. we're waking up to clouds and fog in the city.

that's the case across every single location in the bay. waking up to mostly cloudy skies. we'll see the fog and clouds here as we head towards the afternoon. it's going to be a nice day. 69 for the peninsula. 71 for the east bay. san francisco going to be cool. 62 degrees today. 73 for the north bay. the thing to note here today is it's going to be cool at the coast and we're talking about rip currents. inland locations, nice and sunny. mostly 70s down to the south bay. but the coastline will stay cool with 60s possible. now tomorrow we get a reenforcing push of that marine ocean air. so that's going to make for cooler conditions across the inner bay. 0s return to places like fremont. you'll stay right on the cusp of the 70 degree mark. we'll stay in the 70s.

we go widespread across the bay. that includes san francisco. we'll have 80s towards the middle part of the upcoming week. this is how warm we're headed for the north bay. 87 degrees there. san francisco up to 78 degrees by wednesday. same deal the rest of the bay. temperatures above average back into the 80s. to 90 degrees for places like the trivalley and south bay. it's going to be really toasty. you may be thinking about the beach. we have perfect beach weather expected then. not for today. want to stay out of the waters today. we have the rip current risk from the north bay down to monterey bay. the waves aren't going to be overly high. 3 to 6 feet, but we have the rip current risk in place. the weekend will be nice and dry. look at the time here. 4:00 a.m. on friday. a little moisture develop in the

mountains. then this system is going to scoot to our south. so what's going to happen is we'll get the wrap around moisture that develops and we may have some rain saturday morning. about a week away from today. seven days to fine tune the forecast. in the meantime it's going to be all about the heat over the next few days. definitely want to make sure if you don't have air-conditioning you get some fans this weekend. we're talking summer heat by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday. temperatures will stay in the 08s for inland locations there. thursday, they start to fall off and by friday we'll be tracking that chance of rain. thankfully that will cool us off into next weekend. that's a welcome look a at your forecast. much more ahead. coming up, trading in pg&e for turbin turbines. we'll take you to the wind farm getting drid to power san francisco. ==ka/c= a covil (aib)

it is 7:51. we're give iing you a foggy loot san francisco from emeriville and treasure island there. we're seeing fog across a lot of the bay. that should lift and give way to sunny skies today. 60s and 70s, a beautiful saturday. a construction can milestone for the future of bart station. the parking garage is almost complete. according to the transportation authority the final yards of concrete have been poured. the parking garage will have seven levels. 1200 parking spots.

it's located next to the future bart station which is still being built. it's east of the san jose market. the station is set to open next year. cal train is announcing its at more than 100% of capacity peak commute times. as a result, schedules and trains soon will be changing. you'll noticer trains as well as more cars that accommodate bicycles. and the schedules are being adjusted to give people more time to get on and off the trains. most of the major changes begin monday. berths landing is a lot different than san francisco. and the two cities have one thing in common. power. it impacts a lot of people. today in the bay explains. >> reporter: the town is hardly a town at all.

>> there's nine homes. >> reporter: there's also shirley's tavern. >> i don't advertise. i don't make anything. it just show up. >> reporter: the specialty here is cold beer and peanuts. >> you can't sell an ice cold beer without salted peanuts. >> reporter: aside from the area's sheep farms, there's another distinctive feature. >> they don't make noise. they don't whine. i don't have a bad thing to say about them. >> reporter: the 15 miles go by another name. on the shilo wind farm 100 turbines are generating thousands of megawatts of clean energy. >> e we pick up the wind off the san francisco bay. >> reporter: some of the energy generated here will make its way back across the bay to san

francisco, which is launching its new clean power program. >> for the first time san francisco residents and businesses can choose to have renewable power provided by the city. >> reporter: san francisco will become the third program in the state to allow customers to buy clean power provided by the city instead of pg&e. >> what we're doing is providing for a different choice on where the electricity comes from. >> reporter: rates will run a little less or more based on the percentage of clean power customers want. >> the goal is to have san francisco have the option for 100% renewable power. >> that was when it started on the hill up there. >> reporter: she remembers when the turbines first began to dot the hills 40 years ago. and though not much changes, it's smack dab in the middle of the winds of change. >> doesn't bother me. we have much more ahead on today in the bay.

coming up, did you have a wild and crazy friday night meaning did you drink and shop online. we'll tell you about the surge in late night online spending.

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welcome back. the annual prank backfired from google. it added a mike drop button in its g mail service. anyone who pressed it added a minuton dropping a microphone. it seemed like a harmless prank, but users became upset when they included it to important e-mails. google apologized and turned off the feature saying that due to a bug, the mike drop caused more headaches than laughs. we're truly sorry. you may have heard of drunk dialing, but how about drunk shopping? it's called sipping and clicking. tipsy people jump online to buy everything from dresses to lingerie and shoes.

orders are up 50% at 2:00 a.m. on saturdays compared to mondays. those late night shoppers spend about 30% more than other nights. >> it's all about that stress relief and anxiety. purchasing something just gives you that happy surge. it's something people are looking for the end of a long workweek. >> experts say to curb the urge, don't save your credit card number online. and finally one of the most highly anticipated reunions in history happened last night in west hollywood for the first time since july of '93. the origin members of guns and roses shared the same stage. hundreds of fans lined up last night for a concert many thought would never happen again. cell phones and cameras were off limits, so we don't have video from inside the show. celebrities and musicians also were in attendance. after the show the band announced more concert dates including a summer stadium tour. very cool.

we want to thank you for making us a part of your morning. more local news tonight and all day on nbcbayarea.com. have a great saturday.

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