kira/2shot it is 7:00 on your saturday morning, and we are giving you a live look outside. it is the sunshining, and we look at oakland in the distance there. a little hazy, but the sun is shining for everyone ahead of this very warm saturday. good morning to you, i'm ki kira klapper. thank you for joining us. anthony slaughter has the forecast. >> temperatures are going up, if yesterday was hot, tack on five to ten degrees from where we were yesterday. >> wow. >> yes, a scorcher.

clear skies inland and clear skies around the bay area at the coastline as well. it's a warm day. look at half-moon day. 49 degrees right there, so we are seeing cool spots, santa cruz at 53. inland, concord at 62, and san jose at 60. later on this afternoon, it's warm. look at inland numbers, fairfield to santa rosa, upper 90s, concord, livermore and morgan hill, san jose, 91 degrees. 70 in half moon bay, that's cooler. 77 for santa cruz. it's a perfect beach day. stay cool. it is going to be hot. this is the beginning of what's going to be a long stretch of hot weather over the next seven days. we'll talk about all of that coming up in 15 minutes. >> so get used to it. >> yes. buy a fan. >> tharnks for the warning. checking back in soon.

latest on the shooting ram middle age in germany leaving seven dead including the gunman. we're learning this morning police say there's no evidence that the shooter is linked to isis, but instead, they say, the shooting is linked to mental illness. that cell phone video there captured the gunfire yesterday that started outside mcdonalds and the gunman move into the mall. nine people killed. the suspect then killed the gun on himself. the 18-year-old had dual citizen from germany and iran. an american woman visiting family in munich says the shooting paralyzed the city. >> there was, like, a family coming towards us. they were in shock. they were telling us, don't go do that mall. we heard gunshots, and, like, people screaming and running away, so we were in shock for five seconds and didn't know what to do. >> in search of the suspect's

home, police found a book on shootings titled "rampage: why students kill." it was carried out on the fifth anniversary of a white sue preppist shooting in norway. many are affected by the shooting last night. we spoke with passengers who just arrived from munich and spoke with people trying to get to germany. this father and son are traveling to munich to join the family for summer vacation. >> i'm not surprised, you know, seems to be that way. i'm sure that germans will take care of it now that, it's going to get worse before it gets better. >> passengers say they will be vigilant, but will not stop traveling. decision 2016, hillary clinton hits the came pain trail with the brand new running mate.

kane 58, married with three children. for the last four yearsings he's been a senator in virginia, a critical swing state in the election year. he's a former mayor, former governor, and democratic party chair. he speaks fluent spanish, something local democrats hope resinates with latino voters. >> we can communicate kate with spanish speaking americans. i think it's going to be a real asset to the team, both in the came pain and when he's vice president. >> political analysts describe kaine as a sen tryst that could be a problem with bernie sanders supporter who hoped for a progressive vice president. the dnc begins monday and clinton introducing kaine as the running mate in miami at 9:00 our time this morning. we're getting our first look at the stage that clinton and kaine will be speaking from this coming week. preparations started two months ago, and yesterday, secretary of

homeland security, jay johnson, was on the floor inspecting secure operations. back in the bay area tense friday afternoon in vacaville as a brush fire threatened homes and forced evacuations. it started in oak canyon lane, and flames quickly spread to the back of many homes, but firefighters were able to aggressively attack them to keep them from overtaking the homes. the fire contained in hours, no structures damaged, and no injuries reported. in better news now, we are doing our best today to clear the shelters helping needy pets find a home. adoption fees will be waived or reduced, depending on the shelter all day today, and shelters are extended hours to make it easier for you to stop by today. for more on how to be a part of giving a pet a forever home, let's check in for the sixth morning in a row, super anchor

team, joining us now from berkley humane. great to see you guys on a saturday morning. >> you know, we're always up early, aren't we? >> we are. actually, no coffee this morning, kira. be more impressed. >> very. >> thank you for having us here at the humane seat. >> that's right. at the berkley east bay humane seat, just one of the many venues across the bay area that are helping to sponsor nbc bay area's clear the shelter program. they are going to have reduced or completely waived fees throughout the bay area, a lot of shelters where maybe you can find that forever friend. >> something like love is in the air right now. >> always. >> the animal falls in love with you and you'll fall in love with the newest member of your family. we'll talk about how many ani l animals will be here, over a hundred. >> 105, volunteer groups are coming out, and rs in fact, there was a kitten boom this spring season so if you want a little kitten to bring into the

household, it could be your chance to make some really great pet friends. >> 70 cats and 30 dogs just here. there's 20 other rescue organizations coming together here, we're on ninth street in berkley, and it's going to be a big block party to adopt animals. again, it's the second year for clear the shelters. >> it's a party with activities for the kids, they are going to have a pet fortune teller. >> a psychic pet reader. >> of animals. the idea is to bring the family out because, you know, when you bring a pet into your home, it's a new member of your family. they want to make sure everybody gets along, and, plus, it's hard to resist when you bring the little ones too. >> of course. let's show the irresistible characters, young and old. >> we have helpers today. >> you work with berkley humane, and which dog is this? >> this is mike, mike's four years old and looking for his forever family today. >> mike?

>> oh, mike, very expressive eyes. >> give us the traffic report there, mike. >> we also have, by the way, so that's mike, we have jeff, lingering around here somewhere. over there. that's the dog. >> no, no. even better though -- >> let's get to the real show stopper here for a second, if i may. this is sam brock. this is my name sake. this guy, he is lovable. he's sweet, and he's not wearing his tie-dye bandanna today, subbing it out for this orange one. he is a pit bull terrier mix, weighs 60 pounds right now, and he carries it well. it's front loaded, and his balance is strong. >> it is a solid dog. they have one named rory fittingly so, but she's sleeping in. she needed her beauty sleep this morning. we'll meet her later as she'll make a grand entrance. >> of course she's the most striking of the animals.

>> yeah. >> the event starts at 10:00. right now, they are putting up the tents and gets things set up. we have to use our imagination for a couple hours here, but it's going to spring to life very soon. >> completely. the van behind us, they will fill it up with adorable little kit ps and whatnot, and so you really get a chance to come out here and see all of the lovable pets that are up for adoption. yep, the triplets are along this morning. just -- >> they are not up for adoption. >> not yet. the morning is young. we'll be out here, checking in with you, again, in the show. kira, it's going to be fun. >> yes. we will check in with you many times, and that was a good tease saying the dog is still sleeping. we'll tune in. >> she needs a lot of beauty sleep, let me tell ya. >> anything like you, she's a natural beauty, but we'll take your word for it and check in in a little bit. >> exactly my point. >> and if you'd like to welcome home a new family member, go to

nbcbayarea.com, check it out, find a shelter near you, and, again, like said, some bay area shelters are completely waiving fees today and others deep discounts. 7:10 right now, there's more on "today in the bay," and one homeowner wants them back, the unusual burglary investigation in the east bay. a weekend staple for many americans, but you probably never had pizza quite like this before. the silicon valley startup reinventing the delivery game.

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welcome back, it's 7:12, there's a live look, that bus at 10:00 a.m. will be filled with pets to adopt, and this is the scene across the bay area as fees are either completely waived or discounted as nbc bay

area helps clear the shelters today, and we hope you're a part of it. a burglar is on the lose with a taste for historic artifacts. sheriff deputies say bronze statues are among items stolen. the burglaries happened last friday and last saturday. police say a number of statues and valuable items were stolen from the home in unincorporated martinez including a truck parked in prompt of the home. get this, the statues are more than 8 feet tall, so far, no one has been caught. 7:13 right now, much more ahead on "today in the bay", and coming up, end of the era, announcement about vcrs that might surprise you. and this morning, waking up to sunshine in san francisco. that's the case across the entire bay area. we'll talk about how long this heat wave sticks around. that's coming up in the full microclimate weather forecast after this. berkeley humane

dl welcome back to you. it's 7:16, a live look at the sunshining at berkley east bay humane society where animals are up for adoption beginning at 10:00 this morning here and across the bay area. we are participating in clear the shelters day, nbc stations across the country, head out and get the pets forever homes. that begins at 10:00 a.m. remember the days of ordering pizza by phone? you might already order your pies on line, but a new startup is taking it even more high-tech than that with its own robot pizza. this is called zoom. they want to be the amazon of food. zoom is building a pizza ordering app, and get this, robots make your pizza, and then a real live person delivers the food to you in 20 minutes. >> i learned a little bit what

happens from the order is placed to when you have dinner, and i realized there's a couple major innovations. >> the company also bought a pizza delivery truck, and it has built-in ovens on board. pretty cool. the last company to make vcrs is giving it up. hollywood stopped producing vhs tapes more than a decade ago, but folks stillmented to use tapes. now, japan's company says they can no longer find ways to produce the parts, so they are ending production at the end of this month. wow. today is the day nbc bay area's teaming up with nbc stations across the country to clear the shelters helping find homes for needy pets. fees are reduced or waived depending on the shelter all day today, and if you'd like more on how to help out, let's check in with chris who is live at peninsula humane.

how is it going out there this morning? >> reporter: hey, great. we have 30 pounds of pure energy here. this is elsa. this is elsa, and this is chuck, a volunteer here this morning. how old is she? >> four and a half years old. she's been with us since november. >> finding the treats. >> trying to find the treats. she's a staff and volunteer favorite because of her energy. she's just a sweet heart, a real love bug, you can see the tail is going constant ly. >> hi, elsa, how you doing? hi. what's the perfect home for elsa? >> a lot of exercise, so someone who can give her exercise. she needs further obedience training to learn manners to sit. you know, we've. working on that. >> reporter: yep, and so here at the peninsula humane society, spca, there's 50 dogs here, and it's name your price today. >> name your price. >> what time do you open and

close? >> open at 10:00, close at 6:00, and last year we were very busy and moved a lot of dogs out, so it's a great day for us and the dogs. >> elsa's ready to go, right? yes? ready to go home. what do you think the real ideal home for her is going to be with regard to kids, with regard to space. >> i'm not sure about little kids, she's friendly, but she has a lot of energy, so she'll bop people over with her weight. >> reporter: you called her a linebacker. she will knock you over. >> yes. but she's sweet. >> maybe this is too much dog for you? there's other choices here, right? >> yes. we have around 50 dogs right now, and anything from countto and german shepherds. >> there's that energy. she's ready for a forever home today. come down, visit here, there's plenty of other choices. more information it's on the website, nbcbayarea.com and

doors open until 6:00, right, chuck? >> yes. >> reporter: thank you very much. back to you. >> thank you so much. she is full of love and a cute one. if there's too much energy for you, there's 50 other dogs and cats this this morning. we are also partnering with 20 other shelters across the bay area today only, do if you want to welcome home a new family member, go to nbcbayarea.com and find a map near you. some are waiving fees and others offering discounts. they are extending hours to 6:00 today. we hope you can tank advantage. if you are looking more for, like, a beach day, meteorologist anthony slaughter says this weekend is going to be the weekend? >> take thing tos to the beach. >> take the dogs. >> the pool, walk to the lake with them. if you are walking your dogs, get doggie pads, the shoes for the dog because the concrete is going to be so hot this

afternoon. >> so hot. >> we're near 100 in the valleys. >> i have family visiting right now, and this is not normal for the bay area. >> i know. no. there is going to be some normal to it. there's san francisco, not to be that hot. that's a cool spot, 70s, yeah, you heard that microclimate effect in the bay area. if you don't like the weather, you know what we say, drive 15 minutes. 76 again for san francisco later on this afternoon. we're starting off the 58 degrees. no fog this morning, so a warm day for the coastline and inland valle valleys. skies are clear, and next week, the heat lingers. perfect beach weather all week as expected into next week. right now, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. cool in the north bay at 53 degrees, 57 right now over in the airport in san francisco. 61 in the tri-valley. look at the highs later on this afternoon. 99 for the try-valley. 84 in the peninsula, 93 for the south bay, and 98 in the north

bay. there's very, very hot places this afternoon. if you're thinking about headed to the beach, here's the beach forecast. ten degrees where we have been for the past coups weeks, half moon bay is cool, 70 this afternoon, and warm spot, without a doubt, a lot of people heading there this afternoon, 77 in santa cruz and close to 80 in monteray. it's warm across the coastline. the fog cast shows a little to know fog really through the day today, and it builds into san francisco tonight, but by tomorrow morning, it does not move inland. most of the inland cities stay clear tomorrow, and then that fog pushes in monday, and that'll be our coolest day of the upcoming next seven days, but, really, we're not talking all that cool, going from 100 da degrees to 90. it's all relative. look at the wind forecast, there's offshore winds today,

and that's why we don't have the fog pushing inland. that wind keeps the fog at bay. through tonight, not going to see much develop other than the inner bay, oakland, san francisco, freemont. otherwise, clear skies through the rest of the weekend. switching gears to talk about what's happening in hawaii. we have a tropical storm that's making land fall as we speak. it's not overly impressive, but nonetheless, it is actually moving over the main island, and it's going to continue to go through honolulu this weekend. sunday morning, expecting to be up to 40 miles per hour winds there. it'll brush over the islands as we head through the rest of the weekend. traveling that direction or have family there, you may want to give them a quick heads up and contact them to check on them. 98 in santa rosa. 9 is 1 in san jose. over the next seven days, high pressure building. that's going to be the story.

the heat continues to stick around, and you'll notice land locations push 100 degrees today and tomorrow, cooler monday, but you notice heat sticks around through next week. 70s in the coastline for san francisco. again, that cool day is monday with more fog, but, really, that's as cool as we get over the next seven. back to you. >> even san francisco's in the 70s, everyone else will be steaming. anthony, thanks. more ahead on "today in the bay," and coming up, ahead of the sizzling hot weekend, we have a warning for you at one bay area beach. that's next.

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for the second time in a month, a shark was spotted circling welcome back, we want to tell you about another shark sighting at 7:26, for the second time in a month, a shark spotted circling along the coast in pacifica. the news comes as beaches are expected to be hot and packed

this weekend. >> reporter: dozens of surfers take to the water at the beach despite this sign just yards away warning of a shark sighting within the last 48 hours. surf camp instructor, todd johnson, is not worried. >> a big shark can't get into the water where we surf, it's waist to six feet deep. >> reporter: the police department says the warning comes after a shark was sighted just off the coast. >> reported it was six feet in length and seen it about 80 yards off the shore. >> reporter: johnson says he saw one too. >> it was probably about an eight foot shark just cruising along the deep water in the north end of the beach. >> reporter: johnson said it was a salmon shark or a great white shark. >> i don't want to get close enough to find out, really. >> reporter: still, it's not keeping johnson or the students out of the water. >> if they are hunting, you won't see them. those are the ones you are worried about, not those cruising on top of the water. they are always here, you know,

you can't -- you just got to put that in your head. >> reporter: but that's exactly what is keeping mark fisher from jumping in. >> sharks, that's what you hear about your whole life, and that's what everyone's scared about in the ocean, so being from minneapolis, it would keep me out of the water. >> reporter: reporting from pacifica, bay area news. much more ahead. coming up, how to adopt a new four-legged family member and help clear shelters today. take a live look outside......

(adlib) ggb welcome back to you. it is 7:30 on this saturday morning. the sun is shining there at the golden gate bring, and that fog should clear off, if i'm not mistaken. it's hot across the bay area today. good morning to you. we appreciate you joining us. i'm kira klapper. anthony slaughter has a look at the sizzling forecast. >> it's going to be hot. if you thought yesterday and the day before was hot -- >> i did. >> it's going to be hotter. that's the thing about the

forecast. you see in san francisco, another shot, clear skies, trying to find fog out there, but there is none to be found. walking the dog this morning, temperatures in the mid-50s. it is sunny and comfortable, and, really, that's the case in the bay area. temperatures really ranging between 57 degrees in san francisco to 60 degrees in san jose, but there's cool spots, half moon bay at 49 degrees. 70 there for a high, 77 in santa cruz, 76 in san francisco. head inland. look at the numbers, we're talking 90s across the board, even for san jose today, so it's going to be a warm day, if not downright hot. take it easy if you are working outside. prolonged hours, more than three to four hours, construction workers, working on the roof, take breaks every 30 minutes and drink water today. >> load up on that water. all right, we'll get the full forecast in a bit. thanks. first, an update on the latest on the shooting rampage in munich germany, leaving ten

people dead including the gunman. we're learning this morning police say there's no ed the shooter is linked to isis, but say the shooting appears to be linked to mental illness. that cell phone video there captured the gunfire yesterday, which started outsds the mcdonalds. the gunman moved into one of munich's most popular malls, 30 people shot, nine of them killed. the suspect then turned the gun on himself. he's 18 years old, had dual citizenship from germany and iran. an american woman visiting family in munich tells us the shooting paralyzed the city. >> there was, like, a family coming towards us, in shock, saying don't go to that mall. we heard gunshots, and, like, people are screaming and running away, so we were in shock for five seconds didn't know what to

do. >> in a search of the suspect's home, they found a book titled "rampage: why students kill," and it was carried out on the fifth anniversary of another shooting rampage that happened in norway. travelers here in the bay area are affected by the shooting rampage all the way in germany. we spoke to passengers who had just arrived from munich, and we talked to people trying to get to germany. this father and son are traveling to munich to join the family for summer vacation. >> ooi i'm not surprised. it seems to be going that. the germans will take care of it. it's going to be worse before it gets better. >> passengers tell us they are vigilant visiting other countries, but these attacks will not stop them from traveling. city leaders promise to rebuild the community center gutted by fire. arson is still not being ruled out as the cause of the fire.

you may remember it broke out on thursday. the city has asked for assistance from the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives in a community meeting packed with neighbors concerned that an arsonist is at large. dozens of after school and summer programs that use that commune center have been forced to relocate. better news now, today, nbc bay area is working to clear the shelters helping needy pets find homes. adoption fies will be reduced or completely waived depending on the shelter today, and shelters are extended hours. to get you in there, for more on how to help, let's find forever homes for the pets, let's go to laura and sam live at the east bay humane society. good morning, you guys. >> reporter: good morning to you, yes, so exciting to be out here because they are getting things all set up. it's going to be a great day to bring the family down and maybe bring a new pet into your home. >> reporter: yes.

the slogan is looking for love, and i think a lot of us have already fallen in love right now. this is jenkins, a chihuahua terrier mix. we are joined to talk about our second annual clear the shelters. >> this is marryann, a little puppy, nine weeks old, so sweet, excited to be out here, a lot of new things going on for her. she's ready to find a new home once we got the ball rolling at 10:00 today. >> reporter: just one of many animals available for adoption, right here, berkley east bay society, but you've got kittens, bigger dogs, older dogs, older cats too. >> of every size, shape, age, color, and a couple rescues are bringing birds, bunnies, and row didn rodents available too. >> reporter: something for

everyone. >> reporter: exactly. >> reporter: last year, you had 60 dogs and cats, and this year, over a hundred. >> 105, and with all the rescues coming today, over 200 animals on site. >> something for everyone. as i explained in the top of the show if you didn't join us then, what they do, though, it's a family affair. i brought the triplets here as realm. they are probably no doubt wanting to take something home besides apples and whatnot. the cool thing about it, i bring it up only because they invite your family to come around because when you're taking home a pet it becomes a family member, everyone will be here, there's activities for the kids, booths set upstarting at 10:00 right here on 9th street. >> 10:00 to 4:00, but longer if there is interest in adoption. the goal is to get them adopted into happy homes, and it's a big block party. we're here on 9th street between

party and carlton, but speit's another block bigger than last year? >> another block, and six bands and food and drinks. it's going to be a great, fun afternoon. >> all right. it's nice to see the program grow so much, and it's through the generosity of people like you. we live in a great bay area where everyone loves animals here. clearing the shelters is what we're doing in the bay area. find a shelter close to you, nbcbayarea.com, tweeting out updates throughout the day of loving pets that are making forever homes. >> exactly. walking the dog, adopt a dog out there. we're going to be here today from 10:00 a.m. until, i guess, closing at 3:00 or 4:00. swing by, join us, grab some food, bring the family, consult the dog psychic, and have a great time. >> back to you in the studio. >> looks good out there, the cherry on top is you go, check

out the animals, enjoy the block party, and they get to meet you, so that's a lot of fun. we hope everyone heads out there. if you'd like to welcome a new family member as laura and sam said, go to nbcbayarea.com to find a shelter near you. scroll down, there's this clear the shelter sign, click on it, find the map of the bay area. there's 20 shelters offering adoption discounts, and they are waiving their fees, and they'll be open again at 10:00 a.m., some opening, staying open as late as 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. to get in there today. we hope you can help out. much more ahead on "today in the bay," the latest in warrior star's assault case. stay tuned. warriors star "draymond green"

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the attorney says they have reached a plea deal. greene, you might know by now, accused of slapping a football player in michigan earlier this month. this plea deal makes the case equal to a noise complaint. green would have to stay out of trouble and pay more than $500 in fines. the case is expected to be closed after he returns from the olympic games in rio where he's playing for team usa. the giants renewing an old new york rivalry against the yankees this weekend. san francisco's looking to end the five game losing streak last night at yankees' stadium. they are trailing by one until there's a double, tied the game at two. nice. and then we'll take you to the bottom of the inning now. brandon crawford with a rough night, three errors like this throwing error that ultimately cost the game. the yankees hole on for a 3-2 win. the giants now lost six straight games. but better news, what a night in

oakland. a's and rays going into the 13th inning without either team scoring, but bottom of the 13th, that changed with this walkoff single. the green and gold survived the scoreless marathon to win 1-0, and there was a good pie in face gatorade moment if you missed it. check it out online. more coming up, how to adopt a dog, calculatt, bunny, or a b nbc bay area clear the shelters today. >> rodents too, right? there's the shot of ocean beach this morning. you can see we're at 57 degrees. the fog is out across the open sea, so a great beach day headed your way. talking about the beach day and the forecast over the next zempb days coming up at this. flr

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trend over the next few days, really, all of the next seven days for all that matters. 58 now in san francisco. high today is 78 degrees later on this afternoon. it's -- 76, i should say, later on this afternoon, warm later at the coastline because we don't have the fog this morning. that's why we warm up quickly. tomorrow, temperatures stay warm. we're talking clear skies, morning, evening, and that's going to make for perfect beach weather in the next few days, 70s through next week at the coastline. 61 for the tri-valley, temperatures sixties in the south bay. later on, warm everywhere. 76 in san francisco. 99 for the try-valley. 84 in the peninsula, and warm for wine country, close to 100 degrees in spots. the heat will be really intense this afternoon, especially inland valleys, you want to hit the beach, 74 for the pacifica, warm, but comfortable. the most comfortable is

half moon bay at 70 degrees, hot spot is santa cruz at 77, so, yes, a great beach day, but, again, watch for sharks. we've seen that happening with the warmer temperatures, but ocean temperatures are cold for this time of year, so it is looking, like, again, a nice baef d beach day to get in the water. there's not a lot of fog at least until monday when we really see the fog push inland, but through the weekend, it's staying out across the open sea. monday morning, that's when we wake up to more fog. all because we have winds driving fog into the sea. we won't see fog until monday morning, we start off the workweek, fog pushing inland for concord, livermore and redwood city. highs today will be warm with clear skies, sunshine all day long, 99 for concord, 99 for fairfield, and 81 in oakland, palo alto at 88 and 91 for san

jose. high pressure sticks around meaning the heat continues to build. our storm track well to the north, even further north than the pacific northwest up in alaska. everywhere out west is hot. 90s 100 degrees inland. inland locations only, numbers like this, so, yeah, it's hot. at the coastline, you'll see cooling. if you live in san francisco, really, anywhere along the coastline, it's a treat. temperatures in the 70s over the next seven days. we'll be back with more news and more clear the shelters after this. [hip hop beat]

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welcome back to you at 7:50. today is the day. it is nbc bay area's second annual effort to clear the shelters. we are helping needy pets find homes. adoption fees will either be reduced or completely waived, depending on thearea. there are about 20 helping in the effort, and we are at the peninsula humane society, and there's a dog named elsa, and now you have a bird, if i'm not mistaken? >> reporter: not just cats and dogs today. this is squeaker. he's very quiet. he's been living up to his or her, they are not sure yet, name sake, but he's up for adoption. that wingspan, perfect timing. to tell us more about the more exotic animals is mary ellen.

thank you for having us. what is squeaker, and what pet would he/she make? >> would be a wonderful pet for any first time bird owner. he is a king pigeons. they are not wild birds. they are domesticated and cannot survive in the world. he's a baby at four weeks. >> that's it? wow. how will he compare to a parrot? >> these guys are much better pets than parrots. parrots are relinquished to shelters, but these are found stray. they don't bite, scream, pluck or destroy furniture. >> reporter: good to hear. all right. you renamed him today? >> squeaker is now squeaker named after you. he is fashioning pigeon pants to

prevent any kind of unnecessary soiling. >> reporter: great way to put it. thank you for that. name your price today rk, right? >> pick your price and take home a wonderful pet. >> reporter: this is another option? >> another pet available for adoption today, a bearded dragon. bearded dragons are native to australia, but you find them in the pet market. he's only seven months old. he has a limttle bit of growing to do. he is specific kennelling requirements. >> reporter: so mellow. >> great first time lizard for anyone willing to do the research and work with a veterinarian to start. >> reporter: doors open at 10:00 until 6:00? name your price? >> yes. >> if you want squeaker, he or she is listen to go home. can you hear that? >> oh, you can hear that

squeaking. >> i can really hear it. >> i bet. you're a true sport, chris. you get the award this morning. thanks to you out there. if you'd like to help us clear the shelters, go to nbcbayarea.com, there's a map with the shelter closer to you, and some shelters offering a discount, and others waiving their fees. working with nbc stations across the country. we hope you make it as successful as it was last year with more than 19,000 adoptions. you have all day today. we'll be back in a moment. before we go this morning ...

it's our second annual effort to cl welcome back. it's 7:55, and before we go this morning, it's the second annual effort to clear the shelters, help pets find a home. adoption fees reduced or waived depending on the shelter, and hours are extended across the area. let's check in one last time with laura garcia and sam brock live at berkley humane. >> reporter: they are setting up

out here, a huge block party, starts at 10:00 this morning until 4:00 this afternoon. all the booths being set up, doubling the size this year because of the popularity. this is how well clear the shelters has gone throughout the bay area due to so many bay area families opening up their loving homes to bring home an adorable cat or dog or kitten or puppy or bird oral lmore. >> reporter: we investigate, that's our slogan. behind me, you interviewed chris, but he's double dipping. over here, we have the real chris, which happens to be a cat named chris. so, we're spreading the love around here. chris had a major impact on the animals, apparently, but these are kittens up for adoption. this event is so popular. last year, in fact, 60 animals

were adopted, but this year, 70 cats, 30 dogs, and that's just berkley humane. >> reporter: other groups come out to bring parrots and interesting animals. something for everyone out here. this is not the only location. there's, like, 54 locations throughout the bay area. go to nbcbayarea.com, they are listed there. fees waived, if not drastically reduced. it's a great opportunity. these animals all taken care of, and all they need is a great home, sam. >> reporter: berkley humane dropped all fees all together. just come out here, spend an our who two with an animal you like. they do counselling for you, prepare you for the animal, introduce them to your personality, and you can walk out within hours with a new family member. >> reporter: there's time before it starts, go online, nbcbayarea.com for the links to the shelters and they show the

pets. there's sam dog you can take home. he's high maintenance. >> reporter: he's bulky. >> reporter: it's a great opportunity. open your home to a loving pet. believe me, you'll get so much more out of it. >> you actually ended up with a dog last year as a result of this event. >> reporter: i did. >> reporter: you adopted pip squeak. >> reporter: brings so much love in our home, but i took the triple triplets, taand it was a great day. >> reporter: 10:00 to 3:00, come join us. >> reporter: we'd love to meet you. >> thank you so much. as they said, we are across the bay area today. go to nbcbayarea.com to check out which shelter is closest to you. again, they are extending their hours, waiving fees or drastically reducing them to get the animals forever homes today. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. more local news and more pets

for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. we truly hope you have a great day. >> see ya.

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