temperatures are warming, close to 60 in the south bay. we're starting off nice and mild and bright. there you can see the sunshine across san francisco. no fog at the coastline right now. that's going to lead to a warm day. temperatures are close to 60 in some spots like oakland, san jose, even livermore close to that as well. cool at the coastline, half moon bay at 54 and santa rosa, 52. later it will warm nicely, 60s for the coastline and a few 80s. temperatures go up ten degrees tomorrow. we'll talk about a warmup slated to hit the bay area for a few days. >> rumor has it temperatures in the 90s? >> yeah, as soon as tomorrow. >> oh, boy. all right. stay tuned, anthony, thanks. first, another interim police chief from the oakland police department has stepped down. this as of yesterday afternoon. you may remember ben farrow

replaced sean wendt last thursday. a week later he was replaced by paul figueroa. now he is being replaced by the oakland city administrator. claims have been made that at many as 20 officers had sex with the same minor and racist texts sent to at least four other officers in the department. we have an exclusive look at the text messages. we're told they were sent in 2014. one shows a cereal box with a kkk picture on it. and another shows a kkk rally with an obscene caption. the mayor says it's important to note that the texts were sent by african-american officers. >> they are wholly inappropriate and not acceptable from anyone who wears the badge of the

oakland police department. >> the mayor described the culture of the opd as quote, toxic and macho. she said she was running a police department not a frat house. who is overseeing oakland pd? sabrina landress used to be city manager in emoryville. while they look for a permanent chief, command staff will report to her. >> i have seen overseeing the day-to-day of all our public safety departments. the police and fire chief on a day-to-day basis have been reporting to me. that structure does not change. >> and amidst all of this, oakland city officials have requested that the alameda county district attorney open an investigation into another opd officer over misconduct. the east bay express is reporting that sergeant james michael gant had an affair and allowed his mistress access to

sensitive opd files. that woman posted evidence to her social media. sources say he has been on leave for a year for an unrelated incident. in other news now, chilling details in the orlando shooting massacre. this morning investigators now have surveillance video in their possession from inside the club that they will be analyzing to determine how the attack unfolded. and we're learning more about the actions of the gunman during the attack. he killed 49 people and injured more than 50 others when he opened fire inside the gay nightclub early last sunday morning. nbc news has learned he used his cell phone during the attack to check social media to see the reaction to his actions. he also texted his wife, records show the couple had transferred the deed to their home just two months before the shooting. aerial footage over a disney resort in orlando shows crews putting a fence around a lagoon

where a young boy was killed by an alligator. the two-year-old was in ankle deep water when an alligator attacked him and dragged him underwater. his father tried to save him. disney is under fire with the incident with many people saying the no swimming signs were not enough of a safety measure. disney says in addition to adding the fence they're adding alligator and snake warning signs and employees will be trained to look out for the dangerous reptiles. back here in the bay area, after four years and many delays, the man accused of killing sierra lamar learned he has a trial date. he was arrested in 2012, two months after lamar disappeared on her way to school in morgan hills. yesterday, a judge announced the murder trial will begin august first. lamar's body never was found. investigators say dna in garcia's car does link him to the crime. devoted volunteers have spent their weekend searching for the

missing 15-year-old girl and say they're relieved to have news of the trial. >> it's about time they're going to do something. we've been waiting for four years and three months. >> the volunteers often wear tennis shoes in red, sierra's favorite color, to show their solidat solidat solidat solidari solidarity. prosecutors say the utility company, pg&e ignored safety regulations to cut costs and that pg&e tried to cover everything up by lying to investigators. pg&e's attorney responded by saying the company did what it could in the face of ambiguous regulations which utility workers struggled to understand. the 2010 explosion and fire killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. the first family is in california at yosemite national park. the obamas arrived in yosemite early yesterday evening for father's day get away.

reports say the president and his family will hike and mr. obama will speak about the national parks' 100th anniversary. president obama will then be in the bay area on thursday to participate in the seventh annual global entrepreneurship summit at stanford. this is a live look at the quiet oracle arena. tomorrow will be a different story. the warriors are taking on the cleveland cavaliers. >> this is one of my personal favorites. >> reporter: the biggest game in warrior's franchise history has fans snapping up gear. >> i like these stylized version of the logos they offer here. it's something i can wear around with pride. >> reporter: at oak landish supplies are running low. they're hoping to release new championship gear. >> it's like a second christmas. we get the rush for gear and everybody's in a frenzy. >> reporter: team pride is the name of the game in oakland.

the illumeinaries painted a new mural this week. >> it's creative and it really reflects oakland's creative. >> reporter: the official unveiling is after game seven. a game most can't afford to attend. on stub hub tickets for a seat range from $700 to more than $50,000 for a court side seat. >> i stumbled upon this ticket. >> reporter: this owner gets to go. >> it's father's day and i'm a new dad great. >> reporter: customers love his food but he's not a favorite. >> this year it's like him. >> reporter: he's a cavs fan in warriors territory. >> i'm more excited hoping that my home tone cleveland cavs break a really long curse and bring a title back to cleveland. our coverage of the warriors continues online at

nbcbayarea.com. don't forget to send us your dove nation photos. you can load them and we'll share them online or on the air. at 7:08, fifa is taking aim at a troubling tradition among soccer fans. we have the warning for people headed for tonight's sold out match at levi stadium. it's the beginning of fire season. we'll tell you the concern firefighters have as fires ignite across our state.

welcome back to you. it's saturday morning and look at that. a beautiful look at san jose from communications hill. a warm saturday ahead and a hot sunday on top. a warning for soccer fans attending today's sold out match at levi stadium. stop using a popular chant or your team will pay the price.

>> reporter: those who are inside levi stadium said it happened. every time the opposing goalie says something, they say a gay slur. >> i think it's just to put pressure on the keeper. >> reporter: but the governing body for international soccer and the americas says enough is enough. they have threatened to forfeit the games of a team whose fans lose the slur. they can force the team to play the next home game in an empty stadium. this is the co-founder of an lgbt group. >> i guess most people yelling it don't know what they're yelling it. when there are situations that arise and we have a chance to say that's not cool. >> reporter: soccer fans in san

jose say they agree with the warning. the fans say they'll have to find another way to rattle the goalie. much more ahead on tod"todan the bay". coming up. >> somebody's in the car. get out of the car! >> man trapped and barely conscious in a burning car. we hear from the good samaritan who refused to let the driver, a complete stranger die. we're starting off the weekend mild. temperatures getting warmer for tomorrow and a warm stretch of weather is ahead this upcoming week. we're back with details of your full forecast coming up.

it is 7:14. clear and sunny skies, blue skies ahead of a beautiful saturday. enjoy it while you can. we have a ten degree jump before tomorrow.

a south bay man is being called a hero for his quick thinking actions to save a driver from a burning car. the dramatic scene was caught on cell phone video. the man said he was having lunch in cupertino last saturday when he saw the parked car start to spew smoke. he could barely see the driver inside slumped near the steering wheel as the car filled with smoke. he said his instincted kicked in. >> i was out of breath. i pulled him six feet maybe the first time. i was like, breathing very heavily. you know, i don't know. there is heat, also that comes from the car i could feel it on my face. >> once on the curb, he said the driver was okay and that driver was later arrested for dui and arson. a massive wildfire continues to rage in santa barbara county. the fire has scorched nearly 7,000 acres, it's 24% contained as of this morning.

more than 1,200 firefighters are battling the blaze as portions of highway 101 remain closed. the cause of the fire is under investigation. multiple fires down south have cal fire crews in the bay area on high alert. we are in santa clara county. >> the significance of that fire is that there were structures burned. >> reporter: cal fire division chief jim crawford said this could be the beginning of a bsyz fire station. this fire scorched 10 acres. >> we're going to start to balance out with potentially what we saw last year, which was a historic fire season for us. >> reporter: crawford says right now at least five fires are burning in the region, including fires in monterey county. cal fire has already deployed at least five engines and a helicopter to assist. and there's fear the scorching temperatures settling in on the southwest could strain resources.

>> we really start to see an increase in calls for people that are ill from heat illness. that takes our resources that are the same fire fighting resources and puts them in a role of being a life protection instead of fire protection. >> reporter: add that to a drought stricken landscape, firefighters warn the potential for catastrophe is real. >> make sure people are fire wise when they're working to prevent a start from happening. we are just at the beginning of fire season and meteorologist anthony slaughter has a forecast that seems to just be getting warmer. >> yeah. unfortunately. it's going to get hot, and we're talking 90s even triple digits for places down south near santa barbara and la and palm springs. they're no stranger to that kind of heat. it's not a good thing when you have long stretches of temperatures like that. start off with a shot from

emeryvil emeryville. it's going to be a hot "today in the bay" area. i want to start you off with the map we were talking about the fires that were burning, still actively burning across the state. this shows those fires. you can see about five of them still. i put on the drought monitor, which actually shows where our current drought status stands. and it's still an extreme and exceptional drought for places south of the bay area. you can see where we didn't see the rain, we are definitely paying for it right now. we saw some rain overnight in parts of northern california, north bay, mount tam got .25 of rainfall and more than that up to a couple of inches across parts of northern california. great news. all in all we're still seeing rain here in june. believe it or not. as we go through the next couple of days, we'll go in the opposite direction. temperatures will start to climb. today, still going to be comfortable for most of the bay area. we're talking mostly 70's from

san francisco at 71 to the north bay at 79. even the inner bay, east bay and the peninsula will be looking at temperatures very comfortable, room temperature, mid to upper 70s. so the maps show 70s for most of the inner bay and see a few 80s for our inland locations today. tomorrow, the 80s take over most of the bay area, we'll see even a few 90s for the tri valley and the south bay for tomorrow. the coastline does stay cool. not overly cool. we'll rise into the 70s for tomorrow. and things stay put over the next couple of days once we hit sunday, monday tuesday and wednesday. 80s for most of the bay. 70s for the coast line and we'll see a few 90s for the south bay and tri valley. as we put the winds into motion, this is key because this is where our weather really shifts when we start talking winds. over the next couple days you'll notice a southerly flow. that's what brings the heat out of the desert southwest. tomorrow we are going to start off with a mild temperature, probably close to 70 in some spots. that's going to push us close to

90 in some of the inland valleys. tomorrow night, those winds start to shift a little bit on shore. and that means we'll see some cooling at the coastline on monday. and maybe even some more fog to start off the work week. so high pressure, that's coming in from the desert southwest. for us here in the bay area, we're going to get taste of summer heat. across the desert southwest, look at these numbers, phoenix, 107 footomorrow, palm springs, are -- 117. peninsula you'll be closer to 80. san francisco in the 70s. not everybody's going to see the 90s. definitely going to stay cool at the coast line. nice warm up coming for the north bay. up to 90 by tomorrow, same deal for the tri valley. that will be one of our warmest. we're talking low 90s as soon as tomorrow. all the way through tuesday and then after tuesday, temperatures

start to cool off by wednesday and we'll begin a gradual cool down towards next weekend. back over to you. >> a little bit of everything, as always. thanks. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up. >> the money i spent out of my savings, that has a zero balance now was worth it. >> a local mother is fighting to start a new international sport so her daughter has a shot at doing something she loves. it's a story that will make you bay area proud. their kids.

some just take tt a lite farther than others. parents will do anything for their kids, some just take that a little further than others. a saratoga mom is traveling the world and draining her bank account so her daughter can live out her dreams. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas has this morning's bay area proud. tina bowles was a san jose police officer for more than 20 years. she said it taught her a lot

about dealing with people and getting them to understand the right thing to do. they're skills she uses all the time but in a different venue. making sure her daughter has a future in her favorite sport. if you head into the back yard of the bowles' family home in saratoga be prepared to meet daughter raquel's feet before you see her face. that sort of thing happens around synchronized swimmers. a sport raquel has been doing for six years. though mom tina, says she's been in the water much, much longer. since she was four months old. therapy for her erb's palsy. a condition that limited her mobility as a child. >> couldn't raise both arms, she'd fall over or couldn't walk straight or she would act like she was limping. >> a major surgery at age six

helped raquel gain some range of motion. taking up synchronized swimming has helped that. >> she won gold and silver medals. she was the only girl with the disability on the team. >> as good and passionate as she is. her disability means high level competition like the olympics is out of reach. it was a bitter pill for her and her mom to swallow. >> that's the hardest thing as a parent you'll ever be able to witness is when your child regardless of who they are, they put their heart and soul into something, they excel. but because they don't meet a criteria, they're told they can't do it. >> but if that sport wasn't the right fit, tina decided time to start their own. a few years ago, tina retired as a san jose police officer and now dedicates all her time and

most of her money to synchronized swimming for athletes with disabilities. they have been traveling the world encouraging other countries to start similar programs so the sport will be accepted by the paraolympics. hopefully by 2024 they'll be in and raquel will be there. >> so all the money i've spent out of my savings, which has a zero balance now was worth it. >> they aren't just working internationally. they've started their own swim club in the bay area dedicated to working with swimmers with disabilities. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. and as always, if you know of someone doing something nice for others, we'd like to hear from you. go to our website nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. much more ahead. battle in court instead of on

the court involving the golden state warriors. will it mean more delays for the team's arena. a tweet from aisha curry that has everyone talking.

it is 7:29. look at that, a gorgeous look at san jose from communications hill on yet another beautiful saturday morning in the bay area. good morning, thanks for joining us i'm kira klapper. >> ken can make any shot look good. >> ken, he's a master. hi, ken. >> thanks for the shot. it is looking good this morning. even when it does rain across the bay area we always get spectacular shots. here's another shot, you can see traffic moving along this morning. we've got some sunshine for you, even across parts of the north bay and the coastline. temperatures are cool in the

north bay, santa rosa at 52. that's our chilliest location. everywhere else closer to 60 and that means we're going to warm close to 80 for san jose, santa cruz, 75 there. half moon bay not going to be overly warm, up to 68. san francisco today 70 and oakland 77. so a wide range in temperatures today. tomorrow it gets warmer, we're talking the return of 90s. then that's going to mean a stretch for 90 degree weather over the next couple of days. i'm not surprised anymore with this extreme heat. >> it's been about a month where we've seen temperatures up, go back down and go right back up. >> anthony, thanks. another interim police chief from the oakland police department has stepped down. this as of yesterday afternoon. ben farrow replaced sean wendt

last week. after two days on the job, figueroa is being replaced by the city administrator. the police department has been having problems. an nbc bay area has an exclusive look at a those texts. we're told they were sent back in 2014. one shows a cereal box with a kk picture on it and another shows a kkk rally with an obscene caption. the mayor says it's important to note those text messages were sent by african-american officers. th >> they are wholly inappropriate and not acceptable from anyone who wears the badge of the oakland police department. >> the mayor described the culture of the opd as toxic and macho and said she's here to run the police department, not a

frat house. who is now overseeing oakland pd? sabrina landress is the woman you see in the blue sweater. she used to be a city manager in emeryvil emeryville. while the city looks for a permanent chief, commanding staff will report to landress. administrative personnel and disciplinary decisions will go through landreth. >> both the police chief and fire chief have been reporting directly to me. that structure does not change. >> amist all of this oakland city officials have requested the alameda district attorney open another investigation into another opd officer over misconduct. the east bay express is reporting veteran homicide investigator sergeant james michael gant had an affair and allowed his mistress access to sensitive files. that woman reportedly posted

evidence to her social media page. sources say gant has been on leave for at least a year for an unrelated incident. take a look at this video, san francisco police need your help tracking down that man who stabbed another man outside a bar in the sunset district last friday. the victim was stabbed in the back while texting outside a bar. his lung was punctured. police are calling it a random act of violence. palo alto police need your help tracking down a convenience store robber. he pointed a gun at the clerk and demanded the cash register be opened. no one was injured but that thief got away with ahandful of cash. and suv slams into a house in santa clara feet from a family watching tv. now that driver is in custody after he just walked away from the scene. police say the bmw suv mowed

down a traffic pole and barrelled through an iron fence before crashing into the home. this is at lafayette and lewis streets in santa clara. the traffic pole landed feet away prom the father and his 5-year-old son who were up late watching tv. that father tells us the driver was drunk. >> uber and lyft, there is no reason for it, if you're going to be a drinking age adult you should be responsible. >> officers arrested a 21-year-old francisco cortez cruz a few blocks away. he faces charges of dui and hit and run. the home will need tens thouc z thousands of dollars in repairs. as the golden state warriors fight for a championship, their new arena is fighting for survival. a lawsuit aiming to prevent the project was put on a fast track. a group called the mission bay alliance is suing both the team and the city of san francisco to

halt the construction of the new are arena. opponents say it could create a traffic nightmare that could prevent access to emergency medical care at ucfs. they accuse the warriors of rushing the process. violating environment and zoning rules. well san francisco city attorney says it's done everything by the book and worked to lessen any impacts to the medical facility. >> i think the city has had unprecedented level of meetings with stakeholders and the warriors, giants, and other stakeholders to make sure that everything is balanced and we have a project that works for the entirety of san francisco. >> back in december, the board of supervisors unanimously approved the $1 billion project after three years of campaigning wi by the warriors, the judge could make his decision likely by july. steph curry's wife finds

herself in the middle of a social media drama. "today in the bay's" elise kirschner has the story. >> reporter: after the warriors last against the cavaliers, what happened off the court became as hot a topic. >> she's not very happy. none of us are. >> reporter: aisha curry fired off a tweet in response to steph curry's six disqualifying fouls. i've lost all respect, this is rigged for money or ratings, i'm not sure which. i won't be silent. >> i agree with her. >> she's got her husband's back. i think she overstepped the line. >> reporter: after taking down the tweet, she offered an online apology saying police, racial profiled my father and told them to remove credential and tried to arrest him. it's been a long night for me. i apologize. sports management professor says the online activity puts the nba in a precarious position. >> because they really can't say anything to someone that's not

an employee of the nba. >> reporter: curry was fined $25,000 for his outburst about the officiated as was the head coach steve kerr. the controversy took a new twist when espn commentator stated on air people would have been harsher if lebron james' wife would have tweeted that. as a team comes home, fans believe what happened on the court and online won't matter. >> i have faith in steph curry. we're going to come back and win for sure. that's no problem. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up we'll talk about matters on the court as the warriors face a win or go home empty handed. game seven tomorrow. the whole season comes down to

one game for all the welcome back.

it's shy of 7:7:40. here's a live look outside. the sun shines on oracle arena. the entire season come down for all the marbles. and thei war ykrioris look to mt a back to back win. we have a look at how we got here. >> curry is going to get it. >> it's frustrating to keep fouling out in the fourth quarter of a game. and not being out there with my teammates. so got the best of me. but i'll be all right for next game. >> reporter: three of the six fouls were incredibly inappropriate calls. for anybody much less the mvp of the league is. >> are you okay with him throwing -- >> yeah, i'm happy he threw his mouth piece. he should be upset. >> reporter: the warriors will have to put the frustration and disappointments of their game

six loss between them quickly. sunday's game seven marks their 106th game this season. it's the only one that matters now. >> it's frustrating. we let down our fans and our organization. but we all realize if you told us we were going to win a championship in oakland, we'll take that any day of the week. we've got to come sunday with the mindset to leave it all out there. no hero ball. just do it as a team like we've been doing all year. >> effort, that's it. i mean, everybody gives everything they have. it's one game. so it's, you know, who wants it more. >> it hasn't gone our way the last two. i like our chances in game seven to have everything click at the right time. and win this thing. >> collin resh, nbc bay area. much more ahead. coming up, shoppers at walmart say it sounded like gunfire. the frightening moments that played out and how police have gotten help to track down those responsible.

we're going to see a bright saturday here on this weekend. as temperatures climb. tomorrow it's going to be warmer for your sunday. we'll talk about the weekend forecast coming up after this.

welcome back here on this saturday, 7:44. we had some showers fall overnight across parts of northern california. you can see noted by the green there north of san francisco. in fact, mount tam got a little over .25 of rainfall and parts of northern california saw over one to two inches of rain. great news as we're still seeing showers here in june. you've probably heard, temperatures are going to warm up. it will be a comfortable day today. not overly hot today. we're talking mostly 70s for most of the bay area. 71 for san francisco. 75 for the east bay and 75 for the peninsula. the hot spots will be the tri valley and south bay. get close to 80 in some spots. the tri valley will see a few low 80s. tomorrow, those 90s start to

push back into the bay area. we'll see 90s for the tri valley and the south bay together. 70s tomorrow at the coast line. today, not going to be overly hot. then as we start off tomorrow, and really through the next couple of days, we're going to stay put. 70s at the coastline and that will continue through tuesday and wednesday. monday we'll see 80s for most of the inner bay. that continues for tuesday and wednesday as well. eventually we'll see temperatures cool off as we head towards thursday. the winds have shifted. they're going to continue to move out of the south and that's going to push in that very warm desert southwest air. so it's going to move over the bay area over the next couple of days. we're not going to see overly gusty winds. it's about the direction of where our winds are coming from. tomorrow morning, notice out of the southwest so we'll start the day tomorrow in the 60s close to 70 in some locations. that will easily get us close to 90 for our inland locations for tomorrow. look at this, tomorrow evening, look at the clouds off the

coastline. that means for some cooler air at the coast by monday and the return of some fog. you'll notice that's noted by some of the contouring there. some of the white denotes the fog we'll see as soon as monday morning. those winds will shift as well on monday and that's going to mean for cooler weather at least at the coast line. it will stay hot inland over the next couple of days, high pressure dominates the west. that's going to pull in a lot of hot air. we'll get a taste of this, los angeles tomorrow up to 92. they've got heat advisories posted there. palm springs, 115 for tomorrow and phoenix pushing 117 for tomorrow. that's going to mean for this stretch of hot weather over the next couple of days, south bay close to 90 all the way to tuesday. peninsula, you'll be closer to 80 and in san francisco closer to 70. tomorrow you'll be close to 80. there's the cooling i talked about for monday and tuesday at the coastline. inland valleys stay warm all the way through wednesday. and then you'll notice the cooling in that seven-day forecast, again, koowe're in th

time of year we don't usually see rain. but we did see some in northern california. the forecast doesn't show any coming our way. we'll continue to track the unusual weather patterns we've been having. >> yesterday it felt like we were living in the midwest. we have much more coming up on "today in the bay." >> i want to go back and represent team usa. i want the american flag cap. >> olympic dreams for an olympic champion. we'll tell you the one obstacle still remaining for nathan adrian.

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fireworks... going inside a pho. both police and firefighters fireworks going off inside a phoenix walmart. both police and firefighters showed up for the impromptu unwanted show on wednesday. firefighters put out the fire before it spread to nearby charcoal lighter displays. they are trying to figure out who was responsible. they say this surveillance video has given them good leads. after six months in space, the crew of expedition 47 landed safely in kazakhstan today. it carried british astronaut tim peake and two others. they reported they felt fine as they headed down to earth. it appears russia's track and field team will not be able to compete in the upcoming

olympics. the russian sports ministry says it was told yesterday the ban was upheld by track and field's world governing body. the initial suspension was handed down last november after the world doping agency accused the team of state sponsored cheating, corruption and coverups. the organization says russia has not done enough to earn reinstatement. our next story will last about two and a half minutes. in that same time, nathan adrian could win a gold medal three times. he's the reigning olympic champion in swimming's premier event. even that doesn't guarantee him a trip to the rio games. >> 49 days to go to the start of the olympics where it will be a new world, that's the official slogan of the 2016 games. gearing from the games is cal swimmer nathan adrian, the reigning olympic champion in the 100 meter freestyle. his winning time, 47 seconds. al before he can book his flight to rio, he's got to go to omaha first.

four years of waiting, hundreds of miles in the pool. all for the chance not to make the u.s. olympic swim team. the u.s. swim trials start next week in nebraska. nathan adrian will be there. he's a three time olympic champion, his spot on the team is not guaranteed. >> i mean, it's a blessing and a curse of being part of team usa. we have way too many fast people that would make that qualifying a standard, so we have to really compete for our spots. >> reporter: adrian, now 27 started swimming when he was two. >> my first memory of swimming is my mom would go and do lap swim and swim with me on her back. i was like a turtle and i hang on to her back. >> reporter: the youngest of three siblings, the 6'6" swimmer came to cal in 2006. he followed in the rather large footsteps of another swimming

giant. he became the first american to win gold. >> that was an incredible feeling to be able to look up and see a one next to my name and definitely surreal. i knew it was a close race. and then, you know, you kind of let your emotions take over. >> reporter: this would be adrian's third trip to the olympic games. he knows the sacrifices he's making today will pay off in august. >> i want to go back and i want to represent team usa. i want that american flag cap and just look up in the stands and have people going crazy wearing american flag shorts and you know, holding the flag up. and just because i'm representing my country, they're going to cheer for me. you know, that is just an incredible, incredible experience. >> reporter: adrian is known for his performance in the pool and for his appearance out of it. look for him to be the big rio heart throb. he told us he has a simple

solution for avoiding him, avoid all instagram comments. i'll remember that when i'm in rio. she just mentioned she'll be heading to rio to cover the olymp olympics. we're 48 days away from the games. we have much more ahead, coming up, our friends from pets in need are here. we'll introduce you to the puppies who are available for adoption.

this morning -- some specialgue kira/2shot welcome back, this morning some special guests from pets in need. as always u oone of our favorit parts of the show. al and alexander are here. you have pippy and winnie. >> this is pippy, she's four months old.

obviously, a chihuahua mix. and this is winnie, she's about a year old. kind of a terrier mix. >> and they're both available for adoption. you say this one is sweet and this one is shy or did i get that reverse. >> exactly right. this one is friskier than this one. she's a little shy. but they're both -- they love to be in laps and love to be loved, obviously. >> and there's a deal going on for their adoption right now? >> right we decided in honor of summer, we're doing a little special. we're reducing fees to $51 in honor of our anniversary for all dogs and cats who are tan or tannish. >> they've got their summer tan going on. tell me about this 51est anniversary celebration that's coming up in a couple weeks? >> we're celebrating our 51st birthday july 9th in redwood

city from 11:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. >> the discount will be going on now until then? >> yes. >> so people need to take advantage while you can. that's a good deal. as always, you spay, neuter, chip, do everything. >> yep. >> so the animals are all ready to go. >> ready to go. >> pippy and winnie we hope you get forever homes. they're cute. as always, thank you for being with us. for more information head to their website petsinneed.org. we hope to get you guys some homes. al and thanks to all of you for making us a part of your morning. we have more local news for you tonight at different times, 4:30, 8:30 and 11:00. and all day as always on nbcbayarea.com. we hope you have a great morning. we'll see you tomorrow morning.

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