temperatures. it's like afternoon. >> i know. we're in the 60s and we haven't hit the official 7:30 hour. usually around 7:30 we start warming up. look how clear san francisco looks. we are talking about sunny skies. beautiful conditions just in time for mother's day weekend. look at the current temperatures across the board. 54 for palo alto. your 24-hour temperature change, running several degrees warmer at this hour in areas like sunnyvale, 12 degrees warmer. napa above ten degrees at this hour. we are expecting seasonably warmer temperatures into the afternoon and dry conditions. we do have just a couple of minor changes that could impact your mother's day forecast. i'm going to break all of that down and have a look at your allergy pollen report. >> all right.

i will try to not be biased. it's 7:00 right now. to the crisis in paradise. president trump declared the hawaii volcano eruption a disaster. federal money will help communities impacted. you can see from this new video that the lava is still flowing. the volcano started erupting more than a week ago. so far, 27 homes are destroyed and there is the potential for a larger scale eruption. new details about a gas station mixup in san ramon where there was diesel gas flowing from the regular pump. you know that will really mess up your car. chevron is responding this morning. it happened at the chevron station at san ramon valley boulevard in crow canyon last weekend. they got 30 reports from customers saying their cars stopped working. it can severely damage your engine. but it can typically be fixed.

you have to flush out your tank immediately. >> careless on behalf of the chevron gas station. i think they need to pay more attention. that could cause severe damage to the cars. >> chevron confirmed reports from customers saying in a statement, we stopped sales immediately when it was discovered. we apologize to anyone who may have been impacted by this matter and are taking all appropriate measures to address any complications. the gas station says the problem at the pump is fixed. sfo is looking to hike fees for uber and lyft drivers at the airport as part of a plan to ease congestion. o a spokesperson says the amount of the hike is up in the air. but it will go into affect in july. uber tells us we value our partnership with sfo and support their efforts to create a great experience for travellers. however, the proposed fee increase goes against the consumer friendly approach and will not help reduce congestion

at the airport. if you have been a patient of san francisco's health system, you may get a letter in the mail telling you your medical records were compromised. we have the details. >> it took agents a few months to figure out how patients' records were compromised. none of the records were accessed here in san francisco. instead, it happened at a tra transcription company in boston. >> an employee of that service got unauthorized access to their medical personal information. we notified our patients that that happened. >> nearly 900 records were accessed. it includes people seen at san francisco general and laguna honda hospitals. other hospitals were also affected. they have not said why a now former employee of the transcription company accessed thousands of patients' records. >> the good news and what we want to make sure our patients understand is that there is no

evidence that this information was put to any use at all. it wasn't sold or used in any manner. all of the data has been recovered. >> the data that was accessed included names, dates of birth, medical record numbers and diagnosis and treatment information. morgan hill be on alert. police are investigating an attempted kidnapping. a 15-year-old boy says he was walking home from school on thursday afternoon when a man approached him from behind and grabbed him. the boy says he fought off his attacker and ran to a nearby relative's house for help. a devastated family of this man is pleading for help from the public. his family shared these pictures of him with us. he was killed by a hit and run driver. his family is hoping someone saw something. he was hit last friday night along highway 4 in discovery bay. his sister is asking witnesses to call police. >> we need people out there to

have hearts and just go out of their way to do something good to give us closure. >> the chp says what you should be looking for is a toyota sequoia, perhaps a tundra with a broken right headlight and damage to the front of the car. this is not your average getaway vehicle. police are investigating an attack and robbery in san francisco that involves a getaway scooter. it happened wednesday evening in chinatown. that's where two men approached the victim, attacked him, grabbed his bag and then they fled on two nearby scooters. police say the victim is okay. the suspects have not been caught. an east bay high school student facing federal charges after hacking into a school computer and changing his classmates' grades. it's a story we brought you thursday at 11:00. yesterday we got a look at the family's surveillance camera which captured a team of police and federal agents raiding that

teenager's home. the 16-year-old altered grades of more than a dozen fellow students. the boy's father agrees his son should be opinipunished but he this might have been overkill. >> change the grades for college. but not for him. other than that, he didn't do anything. he doesn't have any criminal record. >> i didn't mean to do all this type of commotion. >> that was the teenager in his own words. as for the school, they say that that teenager is suspended until wednesday. a follow-up now to a frightening accident at heritage high school. that where a student was hit in the head by a shot put on thursday. the teenager's father says his son is home and is doing okay. he was airlifted to the hospital where he got three staples in the back of his hetd. they are heavy.

more ahead on today in the bay, coming up she says these photos were meant to inspire others. photos on one teen's instagram account got her kicked out of schools weeks before graduation. we will show you how she's taking a stand. it's almost like he knew the cameras were rolling. this burglar's unusual behavior.

it's 7:09. that's the finish line of the 5k race that kicks off at 9:00 this morning. it's one of the many going on around the bay area. this one raises money for local schools in willow glen. a san jose high school senior reprimanded for a social media post that she says officials told her were too sexy for school. she has been disenrolled from

high school weeks before graduation. this is her instagram page. you can see her in workout gear. some photos you won't see show her in her underwear. officials did ask her to take down the posts which violated rules. she's protesting that decision and started this petition to help her get reenrolled at the school. she says her posts were meant to inspire others and herself on their fitness goals. we reached out to the school. officials have not gotten back to us. a frightening scene in oakland where two people were hurt after this deck collapsed. skyranger was overhead. you can see there's a hole in it. yesterday afternoon this happened at a home about a block away from mills college. firefighters tweeted this picture from their vantage point. we don't know the extent of the injuries at this point. a warehouse fire trial will move forward 18 months after the deadly blaze. a judge denied a motion to

dismiss charges against the two men allegedly responsible. attorneys for the men argued that officials never found the cause of the fire and, therefore, can't say that their clients were negligent. defense attorneys also blame the district attorney's office for destroying critical evidence. >> i haven't seen my husband for months. it was good to see him but terrible to see him like this. i'm disappointed the motion got dismissed today. i don't think that was right. i don't think that this whole thing is -- i don't feel it's justice. >> 36 people died in the warehouse fire. the trial starts july 16th. we have more ahead for you on "today in the bay." it's the startup world cup in san francisco. why bay area venture capitalists are looking to give away a million dollars and what you need to do if you want it. we're off to a fantastic start when it comes to the weather.

66 right now. we have nice clearing skies. we will talk about daytime highs. how warm are we expected to get? details coming up. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message.

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california values senator dianne feinstein it's 7:14 right now. we are looking at a live picture out our window in san francisco. a beautiful day to be in the city, really anywhere around the bay area. it's in the 60s already in san francisco. we will talk about that in a little bit. kicked off a plane because of her odor. a united passenger on a plane bound for san francisco is claiming she was treated unfairly. now she's taking legal action. this reportedly happened on a flight from houston to san francisco. the nigerian woman says she was asked to leave the plane after an altercation with another passenger who said she smelled p pungent and wasn't comfortable flying with her. united says they are unable to comment on pending litigation.

new video of a man getting down with his bad self after he broke into this building in fresno. he celebrated with a dance. he is accused of stealing a laptop from the building. police believe he was in and out several times. they don't know how he got the keys. the dancing bandit is now in custody. if you are going to do something, do it with a flare. it's 7:15. the bay area is hosting a contest for startup venture capitalists. the tech economy is very strong. there's a lot of room for improvement when it comes to gender equality in funding. >> startups from all over the world have come here to the bay area for the world cup. they are competing for that cup there and a million bucks. it felt a little like a party, but the big dance for these startups representing 27

countries means a chance at a cool million in funding. >> we are building an application to connect a 1.2 globally without access to electricity. >> it started with a chance to pitch john chambers over lunch. >> one thing you would like to know from today's session. my job is to help you. >> beautiful. silicon valley is ahead in terms of technology. we can come here and bring that back to our country. >> another focus of the world cup, more money for female entrepreneurs. >> however, when it comes to funding, 3% of all venture capital funding goes to females. the evidence is there. we aren't getting funded the same way. >> one of the things we notice is a lot more female entrepreneurs applying. the quality of entrepreneurs is rising. >> raising the bar while raising

money. last year's startup winner here not only went home with a million dollars but before they got out the door, had enough vc funding for 10 million more. in san francisco, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> should have majored in engineering. it's going to be a spectacle, the royal wedding is one week away. are you going to be watching? do you care? windsor, where prince harry and meg han ma meghan markle are getting married is bustling. roads were repaved. storefronts are decked out with cutouts of harry and meghan. tens of thousands of visitors are expected for the big day. >> it's really exciting. i'm here with my parents. they have never been to england. it's really exciting to see where the wetdidding is going t

happen. >> we will air the wetdi iweddi saturday. i will watch a little bit. i will not watch the whole day. >> i will watch and record the rest of it and then go back and watch it again. >> maybe will watch it on twitter. >> i have been seeing the reports. they have a projected estimate of $40 million they are spending. for that reason alone, i might tune in. how do you spend that much money. >> my parents felt like they spent that much money but we didn't. if you want to splurge on mom, this is a great weekend do that. we have moether's day and the weather will cooperate. look at san francisco right now. clear skies. we do have some areas with patchy fog if you are near the golden gate bridge. overall, decent conditions. we're expecting to see a warm-up into the afternoon. today is one of those days where we're on tap to see the end of the warming trend.

right now the temperatures in 60s and 50s. san jose 56. oakland, 64. check out the coastal fog. we have some spots with patchy fog if you head towards santa cruz, you might catch some of that on your drive up there. all in all, look at this. six degrees warmer in hayward. 11 degrees warmer in san francisco. expect seasonably warmer temperatures. doppler radar right now not showing much. overall, if i zoom this into the bay area, you can see we have nice dry conditions. don't have any major systems coming into play. we did have the wind advisory last night that kicked up gusty conditions for the coast. that did expire as of this morning. we're not concerned about the winds. your highs for san jose, expect a high of 80. check out the east bay, as we head towards concord, we will talk about those mid 80s. walnut creek at 82. along the peninsula, 60s and

70s. 72 for san mateo. if you are heading into the city, high about 69. a high of 70 for the mission area. if you are heading out wine tasting, mom if you are a fan of that, this is a great weekend to do so. santa rosa, 82. napa, 83. as i mentioned, we have a couple of changes on the way through tonight and into tomorrow. they are positive changes. slightly cooler temperatures. some spots further inland might see a drop of ten degrees. your pollen report for today, grab the allergy medication. pollen is extremely high when it comes to trees, grass is moderate, mold and weeds are low. be prepared if you are going to be outside. let's talk about your temperature friend for mother's day. today, we are expected to top out into the 80s. tomorrow, we will drop but comfortable weather. beautiful clear skies. if you are taking her out to

lunch or dinner, expect those 70s and 60s to stick around. over the next seven days, we have a cooling sunday. if you notice our temperatures drop into the 70s. that's going to set us up for a nice week of plenty of sunshine and 70s. far off on the map, we may see the return of some rain. we will not worry about it for the rest of this week. >> let's keep that under wraps until monday at least. still ahead, an old court with a new purpose in san francisco. the future plans for a military base that was built more than a century ago.

it's 7:23 right now. as you well know, the bay area is filled with former military bases turned public parks. among them is san francisco's presidio. we see one area about to undergo another transformation.

>> my grandparents lived in officer housing here on the base. >> decades of history are soaked into the mission revival buildings at the presidio. for carol, the connection to that history is personal. >> my grandfather was stationed here in 1914. >> last week during a special tour, she walked fort scott where her grandfather had been stationed for the first time. >> this is exciting to come to someplace where i heard about my whole life. >> fort scott is a former military base within a former military base. built in 1909 for coastal defense, it looks like it did when it happened. >> it was an independent post. it consisted of 330,000 feet of space. >> now the trust is hoping to bring new purpose to the old fort. it's searching for a group to

transform it into what it calls a campus of change, devoted to social or environmental issues. >> we are looking to identify organizations or philanthropists or foundations interested in taking on a transformation. >> this building was built in 1912. >> the trust has held tours like this last week to give the public a glimpse inside the buildings such as the old sto stockade. >> it was built to house 58 soldiers. >> they are soliciting proposals by june 29. the project also comes with a steep price tag to rehab the building. >> we estimate that all of the costs combined are in the $200 million range. >> the presidio says the grounds of fort scott will remain open. what better way to have your creativity sparked than seeing a

blue heron catch a gopher. it is marching into the future and its past is still intact hugging at the heartstrings of visitors. >> this area has a special place in my heart. it is. >> i love those stories. coming up, some called it despicable. the white house though didn't say anything. controversial comments a white house aide made about senator john mccain. earlier this week we showed you this touching moment at the oakland coliseum for a player who recently lost his mother. friday, it was his brother's turn.

coming up on 7:30. we are taking another look at the willow glen 5k. setup is under way. you have time to register.

if you want to help raise money for our local schools. the race does kick off at 9:00 this morning. if you need motivation to get outside, be a do-gooder. vianey has a look at our forecast. i can't believe your current temperatures. in the 60s in san francisco. >> at this hour. that gives you a look of what we are expecting. right now 64 in san francisco. 12 mile per hour winds. that wind advisory has expired as of this morning, which means we are expecting breezy conditions into the afternoon along the coast and some higher elevation areas. look at san francisco, 64. santa rosa at 53. napa, 62. if you are going to go out for a nice jog this morning, well, it's going to be a good hour to do so now. within next two to three hours, we will see an increase in temperatures because we are tracking 80s. wake up now, get your coffee

going. we have you set up nicely with the weather and latest news. you will be out the door well informed as well as make sure to wear sunscreen. we will climb into the 80s. we have a cooling trend that is on tap as we head towards tomorrow. we will talk about how big that drop will be in terms of our daytime highs in the next 15 minutes. >> that's this mother's weather. i like the cooler stuff. thank you very much. it's 7:30 now. the problems this hawaii now have reached the white house. president trump approved a disaster declaration for the region. that means federal money will start going to help communities impacted by the volcano and ear earthquakes. you can see the lava flow still continues. it began erupting more than a week ago. 27 homes are destroyed. there is the potential still for a larger scale eruption. what happens when you put the wrong kind of gas into your car? my dad taught me that a long

time ago. more than two dozen people in the east bay found that out the hard way. the chevron near san ramon valley road made a serious mistake and it led to a lot of cars just not working anymore. now chevron is responding. >> reporter: around 30 people were filling up at this chevron, reaching for the regular, but it was diesel coming through the pump. >> that's crazy. i have never heard of anything like that. >> reporter: the drivers complained online after getting gas on saturday, may 5th. their cars stopped working. now they have rising mechanic bills. tonight, chevron explains confirming the reports from customers saying in a statement, a third party carrier accidentally introduced diesel into the supply of regular gasoline. we stopped sales immediately when it was discovered. we apologize to anyone who may have been impacted by this matter and are taking all appropriate measures to address any complications. >> careless on behalf of the

chevron gas station. i think they need to pay more attention. that could cause severe damage to cars. >> reporter: some mechanics say diesel in a gas engine will be noticeable within a block from the station. but it typically can be fixed. >> diesel should not damage a car. i will say that with caution if there's something wrong with the car to begin with, this may help you find out what that problem is. >> nightmare with the insurance company to try to prove that it was the gas station's fault. >> i hadn't thought about that part of the story. if you take uber or lifrtyf sfo, you might pay more. the airport is thinking about raising fees on drivers to ease congestion by charging more for rides that begin or end curbside in front of the terminals. a spoke person for the airport says how much that will be is up in the air. it would go into affect in july.

uber tells us we value our partnership with sfo. however, the proposed fee increase goes against their consumer friendly approach and will not help to ease congestion or reduce congestion at the airport. stop working with the feds is what immigration rights activists are saying. they make license plate readers. they claim the company is working with ice and they delivered a letter asking it to terminate the contract with the government. there were workers inside but no one answered the security door. >> we want to make sure that some immigrant families stay safe. this technology should not be used to track immigrant families. >> a similar protest was held in january outside the san francisco federal building after the contract with ice was announced. controversy in washington, d.c. about what was spoken behind closed doors.

a lot of folks in d.c. say criticism of senator john mccain crossed a line. you may have been hearing about this. the white house is not denying that an aide said something rather untasteful. during a discussion of senator mccain's opposition to the cia nominee, communications aid kelly sadler mocked mccain and his battle with brain cancer saying, we don't need his opinion, he is dieing anyway. mccain's daughter responded. >> i don't understand what kind of environment you are working in when that would be acceptable and then you come to work the next day and still have a job. >> i'm not going to validate a leak one way or the other out of an internal staff meeting. >> yesterday in the rose garden, president trump outlined plans to curb the rising cost of prescription drugs, including speeding up drug approval processes and requiring drug companies to disclose prices in their ads. he didn't say anything about that comment about senator

mccain. frn california took in more tax money than expected. but governor brown insists it's going toward the rainy day fund. friday was the so-called may revise where the fine-tuned january budget is presented. it's the largest in state history topping $130 billion. as expected, the surplus is nearly $9 billion. governor brown says $2 billion should go toward infrastructure, universities and other state buildings. about $350 million to help local governments with homelessness. brown says former governors learned about economic volatility the hard way. >> up here, gray davis, he was feeling great. he ended up down here. arnold started feeling greater. he ended up down here. now we're up here. that line up there doesn't exist. >> governor brown will negotiate

a final spending plan with lawmakers. the deadline as you might remember is june 15. these players play for different teams but nfl football stars came together in oakland to tackle the topic of criminal justice reform. richard sherman, part of the players coalition of current and former nfl stars who are calling for social justice. the group hosted a community forum and invited the candidates for district attorney to answer questions. >> it's an opportunity for her to share how -- share her stance. >> football is allowing me to bring the attention that is usually left for me on the football field on this issue. >> similar forums were held by nfl players across the country where criminal justice reform is playing into election for prostitutors. it was quite a homecoming for one of the giants' new

stars. how the fans greeted andrew mccutchen in his first at-bat back in pittsburgh.

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that's what we like to hear. days after his mother passed away, the a's placed scotty on the bereavement list. on monday, one day after mother's day, there will be a memorial. they are a well-known family and baseball is a life line. >> on tuesday night, two days after his mother passed away from als, steven made his way to the batters box. standing ovation followed. >> stepped out and just wanted to acknowledge and say thank you for the support that the a's community has given me. >> it was as touching a moment as you will ever see on a baseball field. friday afternoon, 20 miles from where steven had his moment, younger brother austin had his. >> my dad says swing hard in case you hit it.

it's been a very difficult time for austin and for our program because he is family. we're all brothers. i feel like in this baseball family, i feel like i'm the father of this. i go through it with these guys all the way. it's been tough. he has been handling it great. >> the coach not just talking about his handling of his mother's care at home in recent weeks but also of his play on the field. >> once we put him in the lineup, our guys just rallied around him and here we are. >> reinserted as the starting third baseman he hit three home runs and they have hit their stride. nine wins in last ten games. they are one game out of first place in the west coast conference standings. he credits a new found perspective on life for his recent success. >> it makes baseball smaller than it was. it's been my life and now i -- there's something bigger. >> now like his older, austin

comforted by one thought when he thinks about his mother. >> i know she's watching over me. she will be there with me. more ahead. make you are going out car shopping. we will show you the little known laul th known law that could save you thousands of dollars when you buy a used car. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold.

good morning. it's 7:44. we're off to a fairly nice calm start. look at san francisco, clear now. if you are along the coast or near the golden gate bridge, you will see patchy fog. have no fear. once that burns off, we should be in store for a sunny day across the bay area. current temperatures very comfortable. if you are heading towards the north bay, expect similar conditions, warming into the afternoon.

a look at doppler radar, we can see, if i zoom this in closer to the bay area, we have good conditions, clearing skies, dry conditions that will remain for the next several days. we do have a bit of a cooling trend on the way. today we will be topping out into the 80s. come tomorrow, we will notice a ten-degree drop in some spots in terms of our temperatures. san jose, high of 80. in the east bay, 84 for concord. some of the inland areas will be some of the warmer today. oakland, a high of 73. warmer temperatures near the peninsula. daily city, 68. if you head into san francisco, that's a 70 right there. expect nice breezy conditions. we did have windier conditions last night. that wind advisory did expire as of this morning. into the afternoon, we can expect breezy conditions overall. point reyes, 63.

great beach day, today will be a great opportunity. if you hang out outside, whether you are going jogging or just spending your day at the park or sight-seeing, we have a high tree pollen count right now. grass is moderate. mold and weeds are low. the tree pollen type is pine, walnut and oak. don't forget to grab the medication on your way out. i suffer from watery eyes. it could be because i wear contacts. keep that in mind. for mother's day, if you take her out to breakfast, lunch or dinner, expect great weather. we are talking about a cooling trend that will set us up nicely. our daytime highs will run in the 70s for san jose versus the 80s. today we will top out in 80s. tomorrow we will top out no tin the 70s. a lot of sunshine for the week. we cool down nicely in san francisco as well. tomorrow we are expecting highs in the 60s. 60s for the next several days. as you can tell, we go from 80s

to 70s and it lingers through the next weekend, thursday and friday expect similar conditions. expecting a cooling trend to set us up for the workweek. >> i like cool. thank you very much. you save up for your dream car and you end up buying a lemon. did you know you can return it for a full refund? i did not know that. nbc bay area responds and sheds light on a new and little known law that could save you thousands of bucks. the work wee. including: overnight updates to the forecast. plus: trashed roads! illegal dumping along a busy south bay highway. why one councilman thinks homeless people could be the solution. )today in the bay. ) join us - 4:30 to 7 a.m.

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almost every week. nbc bay area responds to complaints about used cars almost every week. drivers feel helpless, they tell us, when their new used vehicle breaks down, sometimes just hours after driving it off the lot. a lot of folks don't know that by law certain used car dealers must fix all problems within the first few weeks after you buy it. we went car shopping to figure out why so many car buyers are in the dark. >> bottom line here, some sellers aren't telling people about this important protection. we're talking about car lots that do most of their own financing. those buy here pay here places. they should be telling shoppers about a free warranty. not all of them are. we learned the state agency responsible for enforcing the law hasn't been lately. >> my audi a6. >> he calls the luxury ischxurys

dream car. >> i wanted it bad. i tried to shape up everything i could to get it. >> he found it online and drove across the bay to phantom motors to buy it. problems started as soon as he left the lot. quite literally. >> in the process of going home, the check engine light came on. >> home from the dealer? >> on my way home from the dealer. >> he took it back for repairs. he says phantom told him it was fixed. >> on my way driving home, guess what happened? >> the check engine light came on again? >> again. >> again? >> again. now i'm like, okay, man, the check -- here we go again. repeat story. rewind. >> he took it back a second time. and a third. jonathan's dream car at this point, four door nightmare. did you know at that point that you could have turned that car in and they were supposed to give you a full refund in. >> no. >> they never told you that?

>> no. california law requires buy here pay here dealers like phantom motors to provide all buyers a written warranty that covers you bumper to bumper for the first 30 days or 1,000 miles. if they can't or won't fix it, they have to take the car back and give you a refund. there's a problem. >> a lot of people don't know their rights. >> mark anderson sues car dealers. he says many buy here pay here lots don't tell customers about the warranty. we wanted to see for ourselves. we visited several buy here pay here lots around the bay area. checked their window stickers. some checked the warranty box. others checked as is. no dealer warranty. anderson says those dealers are breaking the law. stiffing customers. >> they are misrepresenting a fact that there's a warranty. >> the dmv is empowered to make sure car lots offer you that

warranty. the agency says it issued nine warnings in 2013 and 2014. not a single one since. consumer advocate rose did tmar that's unacceptable. >> they should complain to the dmv. complain to their member of the california legislature and tell them to get on the dmv's case. they should get legal advice from an auto fraud attorney. >> that's what jonathan did. he is suing phantom motors and driving his old car. >> i've had that car for seven years. guess how many times it's been in the shop. once for a tune-up. that's it. >> you sticking with it? >> is an elephant heavy? >> remember this, if you are shopping for a used car at a buy here pay here dealer, speak up about that warranty. make sure you get it and get it in writing.

if they say no, leave. then report them to the dmv. if you have a consumer complaint for us to investigate, call 888-996-tips. or visit nbcbayar nbcbayarea.com/responds. we have our friends from pets in need. that is poppy. you have to see her face. we will meet her in a minute. we will show you what's going on this week at pets in need. segme"

this morning -- some special guests from pets in need. it's our clear the shelter segment this morning. we have our friends from pets in need. if you love the look of a german shepherd but you want a smaller dog, poppy is perfect for you. she's a cuddler. you have interesting stuff going on for summer. a lot of type times we're lookr kids to enjoy. you have a summer camp. >> we do.

our summer camp is going to focus on a lot of the everyday shelter things we deal with. they will play with little guys like poppy and some kittens as well. they will learn about some of our veterinary procedures. do you have anything to add? >> yeah. they learn how to care for animals. they can volunteer. this is a good opportunity for any kid between the age 9 and 13 to join us. >> that's young. a lot of times when you are dealing with volunteering at a shelter, you can't get through the door with a kid that is 9. >> that's really good. >> i know you did something similar over spring break. the kids, how did they respond? >> they really enjoyed it. a lot are coming back. they will be joining us in summer camp. >> poppy is looking like she wants to go back with you. she's available for adoption. she's about 14 weeks old. she's through the bonding stage

with her puppy needs? >> she doesn't have any other puppy mates. she's alone right now. she will bond with her human really quickly. she's really social. >> look at that. i tweeted a picture you send where she's looking a little bit more relaxed. if you want somebody to light up your instagram feed, this is a good face. her face is very funny. she makes cute expressions. what a cuddler. she does have the look of a bigger dog, which is the rule in our house. my husband is like nothing small, nothing fluffy. if you have a small one that looks like a german shepherd, that's not shabby. poppy is ready to go. she's ready for her fur-ever home. check her out if you are looking to add to your family. thank you for joining us. thank you for making us a part of your morning. more local news tonight. a special 7:00 p.m. newscast after the stanley cup playoffs.

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