good saturday morning to you. it is 7:00. here's a live look outside in downtown san jose. looks pretty calm there, but don't be fooled. there is a lot of wind across the bay area. in fact, we're under a wind advisory. so we appreciate you joining us, hopefully from the comfort of your home. vianey has a look at our micro climate forecast. >> it is definitely windy and chilly. >> chilly, too. >> the temps waking up right now, 40s and 50s. >> that's why i'm wearing my long sleeves. >> very appropriate for today's

weather. south bay at 51, peninsula at 49 and north bay at 51 degrees. we've got a lot of lingering low clouds. yes we've also got in wind. we're expecting to see the strongest and gustiest winds as of now along the coastline and also in the san francisco bay area. right now 17 mile-per-hour temperatures. so they have died down quite a bit. but they will be picking up later into this afternoon which is why a wind advisory will remain in effect until 9:00 p.m. today. today's forecast expect to see a bit on the cooler side. half moon bay expecting a high of 57, and in the north bay area they'll remain in the 70s. no 80s today in terms of the highs for the bay. we're also seeing a low pressure system sitting just off shore. that will bring the chance of some showers. i'll have a closer look at who is affected by that and the

timeline coming up. >> rain never off the radar. >> wow. >> can't catch a break. we'll stay tuned for that, vianey, thanks. new details in a bay area cold case nearly 13 years after a couple was found shot to death on a sonoma beach, investigators say they have a suspect. the sheriff's office has named 38-year-old sean gallon as the man who murdered the couple as they slept on a beach. the bible camp workers were weeks away from getting married. gallon has a violent history. he's already in jail. a suspect in the killing of his brother. he'd already spent time behind bars for shooting james mcneil in the head with a bow and arrow. we went to nevada county for an interview with mcneil and he told us about his encounter with gallon. >> arrow came straight through the top, through the fabric and knocked my baseball cap off. apparently it wasn't an

accident. it all make s sense now. i don't know why he was after me. >> gallon served two years for that crime. the sheriff tells us that gallon became a suspect in this jenner killing after he was interrogated and apparently knew things about the case that no one else would know. our coverage continues at nbcbayarea.com. we posted the entire interview with the victim. we sure to watch it at bay area.com. a dog owner wipes away tears as she tells us how she discovered the body of her missing shepherd. she said someone left it in the back seat of your car parked right in front of her home. there are many questions about the circumstances surrounding the dog's death and whether money played a role. "today in the bay" has this exclusive interview with the owner. >> reporter: j.j. jacobson vowed to return all $10,000, reward money donated on a go fund me website set up for the return of

her german shepherd named murfee. >> everybody will get their money back. >> reporter: murfee disappeared sunday, jacobson drove her car monday looking for him. then this morning the dog's body was found in the back seat. some people think that murfee died in your care and that you placed the dog in the car and are blaming someone else for this. >> i understand that you just said that. i can't respond. i mean, he didn't, first of all, he didn't. >> reporter: further, jacobson says searchers with dogs found no sign of murfee in the immediate area. >> anybody that's been to the house knows that murfee wasn't in the house. they've had their dogs running through my house. >> reporter: yet murfee appears in your car this morning. >> yes. i completely understand where somebody would say, well, that's

crazy. yeah, it really is crazy. >> reporter: chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. it's been more than three months on the case but still a few more days remain until the verdict could be announced. the jury is off and will return monday possibly with a verdict and determine whether torres murdered the teenager back in 2012-her body has never been found. prosecutors point to torres' dna found in the trunk of her car. the defense says she's a runaway who may still be alive. this was part of our breaking news coverage on wednesday night. the exxiv and his wife were shot inside their home. he was a vp of engineering at juniper in sunnyvale.

juniper networks is deeply saddened by the recent loss of a longtime employee. the gunman was their daughter's ex-boyfriend, after killing mr. and mrs. pravu, he was killed by an officer. he had a history of domestic abuse and mental illness. they leave behind four children. flaring tempers and worries. a problem that's raising health concerns in the east bay continues this weekend. flaring at the refinery in venetia sent plumes of smoke and toxins into the air. valero says a power outage led to flaring to burn off potentially explosive particles. this isn't the first time valero has polluted the air. last month valero agreed to pay $433,000 to settle 28 air quality violations from back in

2014. one neighbor says it's time to clean up the refinery. >> it's time to really analyze things and put some systems in place to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> the fire chief says valero will spend the next few days bringing this refinery back online and warns there may be more flaring. federal and state monitors will be on scene to monitor the process and investigate what went wrong. a bizarre sight in san francisco yesterday. it's not the case of bad parking. it's a sinkhole that nearly swallowed a truck. this happened on seventh and townsend. the driver says he pulled into the spot and all of a sudden the big rig started tilting. he got out just in time. crews have since fixed the hole but still don't know exactly what caused it. two people are in custody for burglarizing cars. jacqueline sanchez and omar anc

ancheta are being held. police were called with reports that the two were looking into cars with flashlights. police found them hiding behind a parked car. both had outstanding warrants. it is 7:08. much more coming up. vandals strike a local school. we show you the damage done and how it put a big damper on a planned celebration. plus have you ever worried that you're boarding the wrong plane? apparently it happened. now a woman traveling to paris ended up here in the bay area. hey you've gotta see this. c'mon. no. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing.

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welcome back to you. it is 7:10 on your saturday morning. the sun is shining over the embarcadero in san francisco. but we're under a wind advisory until 9:00 tonight. so it will be cool today. temperatures in the low 60s in the city. it isn't your ordinary vandalism case. a san jose preschool trashed so

badly it had to be shut down until this coming week, leaving about 100 families scrambling for care. janelle wang has more. >> reporter: the vandal did quite a number at the school in willow glen neighborhood. windows broken, furniture destroyed, rooms ransacked. the owner said it was like a hurricane hit. >> our windows are broken, floors are destroyed, diapers, everything we own has been touched or taken or invaded in some way. >> reporter: owner joyce brown arrived just after 6:00 a.m. and noticed the destruction right away. especially heartbreaking because a big "star wars" party was planned for all the little kids for may the 4th be with you day. >> they work all year to learn all their letter sounds and to begin reading. and if they do that, then they get to have this big party. they arrive in costume to have the biggest day of their year and i had to turn them away. >> reporter: brown in tears and

feeling so guilty that families had to scramble to find last-minute care for their children. >> making the phone calls yesterday morning to tell over 100 families that they couldn't come to care is one of the hardest things that i've had to do. it's absolutely devastating to me. >> reporter: janelle wang, nbc bay area news. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, lights, camera, san jose. a local landmark turns into a hollywood set. and we sit down for an interview with helen mirren. we're seeing dark clouds and we're tracking the chance of a few showers. plus we remain under a high wind advisory. a closer look at what we can expect tonight and as we head into sunday coming up just after the break.

welcome back. 7:1 on your saturday morning. we're taking a live look at downtown san jose where temperatures will be 69 degrees

but very cool with high winds all day today. the famous or infamous winchester mystery house is ready for its close-up. hollywood has come to san jose and so, too, has oscar winning actress helen mirren. our business and tech reporter scott budman got an inside look at the spooky mansion and the upcoming movie. >> reporter: if you live in the south bay, you probably know the winchester mystery house. >> this is where it's believed that sarah winchester would conduct her seances. >> reporter: now winchester the movie just wrapped starring dame helen mirren who says she had a blast playing sarah winchester. >> because you have the perfect combination of a character who was real with an incredible, complicated and deep background, but who, nonetheless, is surrounded by mystery. >> reporter: the tools of hollywood are here taking the

famously big house to the big screen. >> the story we all grew up with here in san jose and so many of us spent many years crawling around this house and checking it all out. now fun to see it up on the silver screen. >> reporter: is there a sense of this being a mystery and a horror, now that you finally get to see it, the you pick up on it at all? >> every part of it is interesting. everything is built detailed and well. >> reporter: everything was also 3-d modeled by drone to allow primary shooting in australia. helen mirren says that was fitting. >> i was thinking i wonder if she would have been a silicon valley entrepreneur because she had the intelligence and the imagination. >> reporter: scott budman, nbc bay area news. now, too, united airlines issuing yet another apology to another passenger. she was flying to france from the east coast but inhow ended

up in san francisco. the woman planned a flight from new jersey to paris. she's french and apparently speaks no english. she says the gate number for the flight changed but no one told her. united has since refunded the woman's ticket and made sure she got back to france. and saved by the wind. sfo is giving passengers a break by putting off a scheduled runway closure. the airport planned to continue work on its second longest runway this weekend forcing major flight delays, but the national weather service announced a wind advisory. sfo says if the runway had closed according to plan only one other runway would be available for almost every flight. you may remember repaving the runway last month caused nearly 200 cancellations and delays. it's rare we actually appreciate the wind doing something good for us. vianey arana has a look at the weather for us. >> doesn't do anything for our

allergies, but we get something out of it. we do have this trough that's working hard to bring us this wind and the cooler temps. we have a low pressure system sitting off shore. and that will bring the rain chances that we had later into tonight. 51 degrees, peninsula at 49. the strongest winds right now remain along the coastline and san francisco bay as well as is expected to pick up on the winds in and out today. north bay 51 and the east bay 53 degrees. the temps will be slightly cooler. all 60s, 70s for the north bay. santa rosa high of 72. napa 73. nice combination of sun and clouds. concord 73 and even the south bay at 69. we'll definitely be a lot cooler. but yes, we are still under that wind advisory.

that's pekted to remain in effect until 9:00 p.m. winds will pick up again this afternoon. gusts anywhere between 40 and 45 plus miles per hour and half moon bay seeing winds of 21 plus miles per hour. not as windy as it was overnight but it will pick up throughout the day. about 9:00 a.m., we'll start seeing the winds pick up in san francisco about 22 miles per hour. half moon bay pick up at 38 miles per hour. these are sustained winds. in the redwood city area, 26 miles per hour. even down here to the south bay at about 24 miles per hour. for areas like napa expect to see winds of about 15. that's because the gustiest of the winds are expected to remain along the coastline this evening about 2:00, the winds begin to die down just a bit. sunday morning we're expecting the breezy conditions to remain but at least it won't be easy. we finally see those winds die down nicely.

half moon bay at 17. then inland becomes a nonfactor into tomorrow afternoon. if you had plans to be outside for the birthday party tomorrow, the winds will be better. but today make sure to tie down any tents. the benicia refinery. winds are at 17 miles per hour. looks like fast forwarding through tonight, thankfully the winds do begin to die down to about 8 miles per hour. that will help out with that thick, heavy smoke. if you do live near that area, make sure to bring in your pets and close all of your windows and turn off the ac. thankfully the conditions will be better and we'll see much cooler temperatures as well. if you are heading to the oakland a's game we expect to see the breezy conditions tonight. kickoff -- not kickoff, rather, first pitch st at 6:00. slight weekend rain chances as we head into tonight. the greatest chance will come

tonight and early tomorrow. monterey has a chance of seeing a few thunderstorms. overall we'll be okay. make sure not to cancel any plans, please, we should be okay. if you notice we're expecting nicer conditions as we head into the beginning of the work week and, yes, we begin to warm up inland at 70 degrees, back to the 80s by the middle of the week. it's 7:21. much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. >> we're doing this for the long haul. this work is for the foch. >> to shade covered avenues, we'll show you how one man's daily walk to school inspired this mission to add beauty to his hometown of east palo alto.

the city of east palo alto compared with its wealthier neighbors doesn't get as many

resources but a young man is doing his part to bridge the gap though the fruits of his labor won't be seen for years to come. garvin thomas has this morning's bay area proud. >> reporter: when he entered a high school where kids from other towns had stronger academic backgrounds he just worked harder to catch up. when he look around his home town and noticed one resource in particular lacking, well, he set to work again. >> check in on this group here. >> reporter: the problem as he saw it, wasn't quite as clear as night and day. >> probably done with their first tree. >> reporter: it was more like sun and shade. east palo alto, where he grew up, had a lot of one and where he went to high school had plenty of the other. >> you drive down the street and these big trees and big houses. then you take the pedestrian

overcross, no tree, rundown apartment buildings, the sun beating down on you and the asphalt all around. you can feel it. >> reporter: he felt it, he says, but he didn't really understand it until spending four years of college in leafy vermont. >> growing up, the family didn't often, you know, go out into nature. and i never really had that like deeper appreciation for nature until i was really living in it and like seeing it up close all the time. >> reporter: while he could have stayed there surrounded by nature, he has instead decided to bring some of it home. tree by tree by tree. >> there you go, got it. >> reporter: he began by volunteering for canopy, a nonprofit focused on creating a healthy urban forest in palo alto and east palo alto. his enthusiasm soon landed him a staff position and then in charge of an ambitious goal.

working with young people to plant 500 trees in his home town. >> that looks good. >> reporter: by the year 2020. >> that looks good. >> reporter: it's called branching out. and they're already well on their way. >> i just think giving people that option when oftentimes life doesn't afford them many options, you know, that's very important. >> reporter: he knows this is not a quick fix for what ails his hometown. but that's part of the beauty. these trees will take time and take some care from the community in order to survive. by the time they're full enough for someone to rest under, they will have earned, a moment in the shade. >> we're doing this for the long haul. this work is for the future. >> reporter: as far as their progress, he says he needs to get two more trees planted this growing season to get the number planted so far to a nice, even 225 on their way to 500.

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, an app that gets your favorite delivery service to bring food right to your door. some say you're being misled. nbc bay area responds. and he's made headlines before, but not in a good way. the controversial rookie the raiders just signed.

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>> yeah, see, you heard. >> but it's been hot. >> but today we're not getting 80s at all. we'll stale in the 60s and the 70s. walnut creek, you can actually see a nice combination of clouds there, 49 degrees. so definitely right now all across the bay area san francisco 50 degrees, 49 in livermore, san jose 51. and we do remain under that high winded a ri ed advisory. as we take a look at the temperature trend in san francisco expecting to climb into those 60s. but it will stay at 62, 63. remember the strongest of the winds are expected to gust anywhere between 30 and possibly 40 miles per hour especially along the coastline and the san francisco bay area. if you're going to be outside, definitely make sure to keep that in mind and make sure to pack allergy medicine. you don't want to be stuck out there with all this terrible wind. allergies tend to act up. it will be 63 today.

san jose expecting to maintain temps in the 60s. and we're expecting to see gusty conditions tonight as we head into the later part of the hour in monterey. some counties could see chance of thunderstorms. but i'll get more into that coming up in my full weather forecast about 7:40. >> we'll stay tuned for that. seems the rain is always on the radar. >> yeah, it always is. >> see you vianey, thanks. just weeks before their wedding, a couple was found shot to death on a secluded beach in sonoma county. you might remember this story. after a lengthy manhunt, the case went cold for nearly 13 years. that is until now. the sheriff's office says 38-year-old shaun gallon is the gunman and he has a violent history. he's already in jail for killing his brother. we have an exclusive interview with another one of his victims. "today in the bay" cheryl heard has this. >> the first thing i felt was a

hard blow like a, you know, like a bat. >> reporter: james mcneil reliving his experience of an arrow to his head and reacting to shaun gallon's alleged connection to a gold case murder of a couple killed on a beach in jenner. >> apparently it wasn't an accident. it all makes sense now. i don't know why he was after me. >> reporter: his strange encounter at the hands of this self-proclaimed survivalist takes him back to 2009. mcneil and a friend were siing in a convertible when gallon pointed this arrow at him and struck him in the head. >> the arrow came straight through the top, i mean, just through the fabric. and knocked my baseball cap off. >> reporter: he says he looked gallon in the eye before he ran off. a s.w.a.t. team responded. mcneil believes detectives knew something about the jenner killing back then. gallon served two years for the crime against him. he's now back behind bars and a suspect in the recent killing of

his own brother, samous gallon. mcneil was curious about the jenner murder and he feels comfort and glad that galson now off the street. >> attempted murder, maybe they should have gave him longer. be more people alive, huh? >> reporter: cheryl heard, nbc bay area news. our coverage continues at nbcbayarea.com. our web team has posted the entire interview cheryl heard did with that victim. flaring at the valero refinery in benicia continues to raise health concerns in the east base especially with all the wind we're expecting today. you can see the plume of thick smoke and toxins sent into the air yesterday. valero says a power outage triggered that flaring, all to burn off potentially explosive particles. the mishap triggered evacuations at the benicia industrial park and a shelter in place for two schools. this isn't the first time valero has polluted the air.

last month valero agreed to pay $343,000 to settle 28 air quality violations from 2014. one neighbor tells us it's time to clean up the refinery. >> it's time to really analyze things and put some systems in place to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> the fire chief says valero will spend the next few days bringing this refinery back online and warns there may be more flaring this weekend. federal and state monitors will be on scene to investigate what went wrong. new this morning, two people are in custody for burglarizing cars in the south bay. jacqueline sanchez and 35-year-old omar ancheta are being held on suspicion of burglary, possession of drugs for sale and identity theft. police were called because the couple were seen looking into cars with flashlights. after a pursuit, police found them hiding behind a parked car.

both had outstanding warrants. more controversy for the raiders. this time it has nothing to do about their move to las vegas. instead about one of their players. ishmael zamora was signed as an undrafted rookie free agent. he was suspended by baylor for abusing his dog. it was all caught on video and we've chosen not to show the video because of its graphic nature. he's expected to be at raiders camp this summer. it's known as the most exciting two minutes in sports. horse racing's premier event. the race isn't until later this evening but for fans the spectacle of the kentucky derby begins long before the horses are in the gate. jay gray has this report from churchill downs in louisville, kentucky. >> reporter: after a soggy start to derby weekend, jockeys are counting on a break in the clouds before the run for the roses. >> this is a very highly sand-based racetrack, so it can flood at noon and be fabulous by

6:00. >> reporter: of course, not just the horses that are a part of the derby hype. >> the horse racing is just secondary. it's a place to see and be seen and you see celebrities. you just soak up the whole environment here at churchill downs. >> reporter: after environment that is bright, bold and big. especially when it comes to the hats. >> you need something that's larger than life. whether it's like the size of it or, you know, or like the color of it. you need something that's going to pop above like your normal everyday. >> reporter: normal and everyday aren't words that come to mind when you talk about the derby. >> there's so much pageantry and tradition. >> reporter: especially for those out on the track. >> it's the history of it all. just a magical event. it's our super bowl. >> reporter: and it kicks off this evening at churchill downs. jay gray, nbc news, louisville. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the warriors playoff

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♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ the warriors are in salt lake city gearing up for game three tonight. the team boarded their charter plane yesterday afternoon in oakland. the warriors have a 2-0 series lead against the jazz. they have yet to lose in the playoffs having won all six of their games. hope i didn't just jinx that. tipoff is set for 5:30. a cold and rainy day in cincinnati. a rough night for the giants. they were crushed by the reds. but rookie christian arroyo continues to impress hitting this third home run since being called up to the bay. giants still lost, though, 13-3. to the oakland coliseum, now like the giants, the a's are struggling as well. one bright spot, raji davis gets his 1,000th career hit, but that's about it. tigers win 7-2.

much more ahead on "today in the bay." a bay area food fight, why some local restaurant owners say a delivery service you might be using a pulling a fast one on you. we remain under a wind advisory in effect until about 9:00 p.m. tonight. i'll have a closer look at what you can expect in terms of the wind and also a few events happening around the bay area coming up just after the break.

good morning. it is 7:42. you will want to take that warm hot coffee to go because it's on the cooler side of things. yes, your allergies might also be acting up because we're seeing a very windy day throughout the bay area. gusts between 30 and 40 miles per hour along the coastline. peninsula, 49. and as you head over to san francisco expect to see the winds picking up throughout the afternoon. 49 degrees east bay right now 53

a bit of hazy skies and 51 in the north bay. today's temps will be slightly cooler. that's because we do have this trough that's working to bring in the gusty winds. that will keep us nice and cool. we're talking 60s and 70s today. not expecting to see too many 80s. oakland 57, concord area about 73, napa also in the 70s, down near the south bay, san jose at about 69 degrees. now right now, though, we are still seeing some windy conditions. 17 miles per hour for san francisco. half moon bay about 25 miles per hour. and yes, that wind advisory is expected to remain in effect until 9:00 p.m. tonight. those winds are expected to kick up this afternoon anywhere between 20 and 30 miles per hour with gusts could hit about 45 miles per hour especially along the coastline. if we fast forward through saturday, 9:30, pay attention along the coastline. half moon bay 29 and even down

here in the south bay expect to see winds 20 miles per hour. 2:30 this afternoon half moon bay seeing conditions. then we finally begin to see those winds die down just a bit into the overnight hours as we head into sunday. but still expect to see those windy conditions turn breezy as we head into sunday about 10:30 a.m. especially near inland areas. we definitely start seeing the winds finally dying down, which will make for a much more pleasant day to be outside. if you had any parties planned for tomorrow. but if you head into the cinco de mayo festival in san francisco today. expect to see sunshine through the 11:00 a.m. hour then 12:00 we see an increase in the cloud cover. 1:00, we see about 63 degrees. we'll keep the 60s in the forecast. another fun event, the kentucky derby party taking place from 1 1:00 a.m. today. now, doppler radar right now is

looking fairly quiet. we don't see too much rain or too much precipitation on that radar but as we fast forward through tonight there's going to be a very slight chance of seeing weekend rain, but mainly along the southern counties. and i'm talking about monterey and san benito. areas along the north bay not expecting to see too many showers but we do have a couple popping up near the gilroy area into tonight and early tomorrow, sunday morning as well. we'll keep that slight chance of seeing showers tonight into tomorrow. but today's mainent going to be the winds over the next seven days. we see a couple of changes in the forecast. we keep the 60s through monday. but pleasant conditions through the remainder of the work week. the temps begin to build up as this high pressure brings us right back to the 80s that we saw last week. next tuesday 81 inland areas, then the nicer conditions wednesday into thursday. the wind will be the biggest

factor today. at least it's nice and cool. although you may feel a wind chill out there. >> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, an app on many smartphones at odds with local restaurants. there's lots going on today in the bay. this is an all over the bay thing. free comic book day, every first saturday in may. on this day you visit your friendly neighborhood comic book store. which stores are participating. find out at free comic book day.com. check out this message from tom holland, your newest friendly neighborhood spider-man. maybe the graphic novel is not how you roll, get your two we'lls down for sunday's silicon valley bikes festival. there you'll find racing, road, recumbent, bmx, custom, cruiser, fixed gear, recreation and bike

polo playing communities plus the promise off an off the hook bike stunt show. it sounded sick, if the kids still say sick, good, whatever. let's not forget the art and music and dance of the mission also tomorrow in san francisco's mission district. with tours from 11:00 a.m. through 2:00 p.m. women of the arts lead their celebration called the murals dances. they're going to interpret many of the murals throughout the district bringing their stories to life. so sunday we've got dancing in the streets, but on monday morning you'll need to scale it back to just the cars on the roadway for your morning commute with me.

nbc bay area responds to local restaurants that say a san francisco start-up is using their business names and logos without permission. not just any start-up. you likely use it. it's the popular app door dash. it's the trendy way the get takeout, but is door dash misleading its customers? we have the story. >> reporter: barb has owned this peets sha shop for 30 years. she made a decision back then she wouldn't offer delivery of their award winning pizza. it's dine in or takeout only. >> our business model is that we believe our food is best when it

is fresh. >> reporter: barbara became suspicious a few months back when a confused customer came in to pick up a to-go order. this guy came in and had no idea what food he was picking up, had no idea who the food was for. >> reporter: he wasn't a customer after all. he was with the restaurant delivery service doordash. picking up an order for someone who had ordered mulberry pizza through the door dash website. for barbara, this was a problem. >> we never authorized anything like that. >> reporter: barbara says doordash posted the mulberry pizza logo on the website, giving the customer the impression the two were partners, but they're not. barbara called doordash and demanded it remove mulberry pizza from its web site. they did. but it was back up. >> this is extremely frustrating. they seem not to care. >> reporter: the iconic marin joe's also learned it was on

doordash's website without its per mission when a ticked off customer called to complain that her food was late. >> i don't even know who doordash is. we don't contract with them. we're not -- we don't have any affiliation with doordash. >> reporter: we wondered if this was happening to other restaurants. so our team started making calls. more than 400 of them. >> i'm wondering if i can place my to-go order through doordash? >> reporter: we found more than three dozen local restaurants that were on doordash's website, logos and all, without their knowledge or permission. >> from the way it sounds they went a little too far. >> reporter: university of san francisco law professor robert talbot counsels start-ups. he says a company's logo is their trademark. and when doordash using another company's logo to lead consumers there is a partnership, it could be infringement. >> you are not allowed to suggest that you are affiliated or controlled or associated with

that particular trademark. >> reporter: in fact, fast food giant in-n-out burger sued the company 18 months ago in federal court for trademark infringement saying doordash confused consumers in believing that they had authority to deliver its food. the case was settled out of court, so we don't know what happened. but we do know in-n-out is no long listed on the website. we asked doordash to talk, it said no. it did remove marin joe's and mulberry pizza from its website. barbara is pleased doordash is listening but still upset with them. >> they misrepresented themselves. i think that's fraudulent. >> doordash issued a statement to us. it didn't address the logo issue, but in part it said we're constantly working with businesses to ensure we're providing customers with the best delivery experience

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welcome back. time for our clear the shelters segment featuring our friends from pets in need. alexandra baggs and ashby cuyahogason here with henna. she's really cute. ashby is fosters henna and she's the shelter's k-9 shelter. you sort of come into it with henna. tell me a little bit about that. >> yeah, that's right. well, i figured henna would be a great candidate for clicker

training because she's eager to interact with people. she would benefit from some special attention. when she came to me, she was pretty unruly. she would jump on me, bite and play, you know, destroy anything she could get to. and those are all really common reasons for owner surrender in shelters, but they were all things, interestingly, that were very addressable through clicker training. >> she's clearly very well behaved. we won't get into the long story but she ended up having to have surgery on her ears. she's now deaf, but she's responding really well to this clicker training and in the near future she'll be available for akopgs after you're done fostering her. and she's very well behaved. what kind of home would be good for her? >> she would need someone who is home a lot. but she loves kids and is somewhat active. so she'll need people who are ready to meet that challenge. >> great. but she is, again, more well

behaved than when you first met her. >> definitely, yes. >> the good thing about this new ability you've brought to the shelter is it's now a possibility for other animals who people might have been more afraid to adopt in the past because they may have been hyper or whatever the reason, you're now able to take care of that training before people come in. >> yeah. it's been supernice. we just brought ashley on board a month and a half ago. she's already started behavior problems with our animals and training others to use clicker training. and she's having play groups. it's been great. >> that's really good to know. we love sending people to come adopt from your shelter. so it's nice to know you have this program as well. we want to send you to pets in need.org to find out more about the pets on the website including henna who will be available for adoption soon. alexandra and ashby, thank you for joining us this morning, and henna. thanks to you for making us part

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