good saturday morning. it is 7:00. here is a live look outside as the sunshines through the fog in walnut creek. a little bit of everything for you this weekend ahead of a weekend full of a little bit of everything. a look at our microclimate forecast. it'll be nice to have a little bit of a cool down.

>> i agree. it's been so hot the past couple of days and we're finally notice aggradual cooling, and look at this gorgeous shot in san francisco. we've got fog but also some high clouds rolling through. the reason for that is because there's a system just south of us so that gradual cooling is going to be thanks to that system. as we head in towards the 10:00, 11:00 a.m. hour temperatures will climb into the upper 60s. and really we're going to be keeping this cloud cover around but by about 1:00, 2:00 it'll get a little cloudier and temperatures will top out in the upper 70s. some of the warmer spots will be in through concord and even concord will be topping out in the low 80s today. >> i love that it's only the low 80s. all right, we'll see you soon. thanks. well, this morning the manhunt is over for the man

police believe went on a shooting rampage across the bay yesterday. the san francisco police department tweeted stefon jefferson was taken in while he was on the run. sources say shots were fired while he was taken into custody. jefferson was injured but we're told will survive. police say his shooting rampage started in oakland around 10:00 yesterday morning when he allegedly shot and killed his own family member named marcus jackson. and then about three hours later across the bay police believe jefferson also shot and killed a second person around 1:30 in the afternoon in san francisco's bay view district. back in oakland neighbors told us about marcus jackson, the first alleged victim of jefferson. >> marcus was a good man. that's all he did was try and help his family. >> he was a friend. he would give the shirt off his back. he pretty much was a good person. >> there was a third deadly

shooting at peoples park in berkeley just after 2:30 yesterday afternoon. uc berkeley police believe that shooting was targeted. they are not ruling out the possibility that jefferson could be possible for that killing as well. people in the east bay were shaken from their slumber early this morning. a 3.5 magnitude quake struck at 2:36 this morning. it was centered about a mile away from concord. we have not received any reports of injuries. however, we did get several calls into our newsroom from people in that area. now to the story that's getting more and more complex. isaiah peoples, an army veteran made his first court appearance yesterday. he's the man accused of deliberately driving into a crowd of people. peebles stood quietly in a san jose courtroom.

his attorney says they'll lay out their defense in their next hearing, that peebles suffers from ptsd. >> absolutely we are disputing this was an intentional act. this act clearly was the product of some mental disorder or mental defect that caused this to happen. >> a new twist minutes later when we caught the police chief speaking outside the courthouse. >> based on our investigation new evidence shows that the defendant intentionally targeted the victims based on their race and his belief that they were of the muslim faith. >> there is no hate crime allegation charged at this point in time for one reason only, the matter is still being investigated. >> the executive director of the counsel on american islamic relations in the bay area says if there is indeed evidence there should be a hate crime investigation. peebles, by the way, is being

held without bail. four of the eight people hit remain in the hospital. one of them is just 13 years old, a girl still in a coma with injuries described as life threatening. a woman was hit by a car as she was crossing a busy street in santa clara. it happened around 6:00 last night at el camino rael and flora vista. the driver hit the woman and the car then jumped the curb running over bushes. it finally came to a stop about 75 yards away in a parking lot. the victim is in critical but stable condition we're told. police believe she was in the crosswalk when she was hit. they say the driver stayed at the scene and did cooperate. drugs and alcohol were not factors. a mother and her toddler are recovering in the hospital after they were hit by a car as they crossed the street near their san francisco apartment. it happened yesterday morning at a ucsf housing complex near twin peeks. police say the driver of a red cross van was turning into the parking lot but clipped an on

coming car in the process. the driver of that on coming car tells us he's a firefighter in training. he steered his car around the mother and child as best he could. >> the main thing i'm worried about is the baby. to see that stroller come with me, i was so worried that the baby didn't get caught either under my car or anything of that sort. >> he ended up smashing into a bench. witnesses say his quick maneuvering likely saved the lives of both the mother and child. a follow-up now to that massive muny shutdown yesterday morning. service is up and running as of early yesterday morning when an over head power line detached in the downtown subway tunnel. this happened between powell street and civic center stations. riders were stuck finding another way to get around. this is just one in a series of mishaps with muny this week.

a driver shortage also has been causing system wide delays all week long. after 18 hours of searching, investigators stopped looking for the driver who possibly drove off of a cliff and into the ocean. it happened thursday night in san mateo county. according to the sheriff's office a witness saw a red car drive off of highway 1. investigators were able to locate parts of a toyota camry during their search but no body. police say that a 52-year-old named michael of san jose also was reported missing around that same time and he also drives a red toyota camry. well, the verdict is in for a dui crash that happened two years ago in concord. just yesterday a jury found him guilty of two counts of murder. you may recall in 2017 wilson was driving when he crashed into a family car killing two young boys inside.

the jury also found wilson guilty of driving under the influence and leaving the scene of it crash. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up this chinese new year greeting card cept out by local firefighters in the east bay is getting a lot of heat, and the chief is now responding. plus will he or won't he fit in with the 49ers, the team's new recruit has something to say about his questionable social media history.

welcome back. 7:10 on your saturday morning. we're taking a live look outside from emeriville towards the bay bridge and san francisco way off in the distance there. a cool down for us this weekend, 60s and 70s, partly clear skies. it'll be a nice weekend to get out and get a break from the heat. well, it still happens even in this day and age.

the alameda county fire department is now taking some heat for a racially insensitive postcard that a fire crew made to commemorate chinese new year. it shows firefighters in chinese rice paddy hats and highlights chinese stereotypes. we now have answers from the chief himself. jody hernandez has this exclusive story. >> it is racially offensive to the entire asian community. >> reporter: that's how members of the asian community are reacting after seeing a chinese lunar postcard made and sent out by an alameda county fire crew. the card shows firefighters wearing rice paddy hats and appears to highlight common asian stereotypes including being too short to reach a ladder and incompetent driving abilities. >> there are many, many things that are extremely offensive and which we feel are not

appropriate. >> reporter: he says the images are hurtful. he's calling for an apology and sensitivity training. >> i think this is very serious. i think the fire chief needs to do something quick. >> reporter: the chief declined our request for an interview but in an e-mail said the department is taking it seriously. it is inconsistent with our values and the respect we demand our employees demonstrate toward the communities we serve, he said. >> just being considerate of others feelings and backgrounds, history, nationality. >> reporter: neighbors of station 22 say they hope the crew learns from this. but chan says the message the postcard has already senlt is a far cry from prosperity and blessings. >> by sending out this postcard they're saying we're not welcome. and this is not acceptable.

just before 7:13. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, could we be seeing the start of a downturn. we have new numbers showing a slow down in the bay area housing market. >> temperatures pretty cool right now. 40s and 50s. we've got some coastal clouds hanging out. i'm going to give you a look at your daytime highs. when's more rain moving in? details coming up.

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simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. welcome back. a gorgeous live look outside at the sun shining over the transamerica pyramid. but clouds and fog just behind it in the bay as we look at san francisco this saturday morning, the last saturday of april. 60s and 70s today. the break down of your forecast momentarily. >> the future of the 49ers arrived at headquarters yesterday but its his past getting the most attention and

his paper trail is all over social media. he was on damage control because of what many people are calling insensitive tweets. and his decision to like an instagram post that included racist and homophobic slurs. those happened in 2015. and in 2016 bosss tweeted that colin kaepernick was a clown. bosa took the mike and addressed those concerns. >> i definitely made some insensitive decisions throughout my life, and i'm just excite today be here with a clean slate. i'm sorry if i hurt anybody. i definitely didn't intend for that to be the case. >> nick bosa also admits in the weeks leading up to the draft his agent also removed many controversial posts from his social media accounts. more signs of a slow down.

303 homes sold in the city of san francisco. that's a 9% drop from the same time last year. the number comes from the data firm core logic. the company says they don't know what exactly triggered that drop, but there are similar trends in the nation's similar hot housing markets. set your dvrs for tonight's new installment of our docu series. the bay area artists made their own sound adding funk and a lot of bass. >> new york people are -- they walk and they take the train, so all their music is right here. so they had everything in their headphones and had book boxes. we live in the west coast where we drive everywhere, so all our music had the sound. heavy, lots of bass and it had to rattle your car.

>> it's the boom bap, the heavy bass rhythms. you can have a ten inch speaker and still you feel that boom. >> hear the stories from bay area legends along with global superstar g easy. bay area revelations culture of hip hop airs tonight at 10:00. those are some incredible interviews they got. let's check in for a look at our weekend forecast. >> we've got cloud cover out there and marine layer building up, but this is all making for cooler temperatures. i think people will actually enjoy the fact it'll be comfortable but not as warm. we've got a couple of high clouds again. this is a sort of a mix of marine layer and a couple of high clouds. live view right now, congratulations on that win. we had warriors on one tv,

sharks on another. 53 degrees in san jose. wind speeds about 14 miles per hour, and take a look at the coastal fog. this is that marine layer i was mentioning. fog enthrough half moon bay, santa cruz and even in to parts of hayward which means limited visibility. now today's forecast will be a hot cooler in some spots and in other spots just a few degrees. oakland, 73. san jose topping out in the upper 70s. and in through the interior valley, we'll still get a couple of low 80s, but this is nice change from the 90s we saw last week. 82 degrees in concord, santa rosa at 78. if you're going to be hanging out around san francisco and half moon bay it'll still be party cloudy and a little cool. again, we've got an approaching system just to the south of us. and what that's going to do for the bay area is increase our

cloud cover. we'll get a filtered sunshine appeal today, which means some areas will really notice the increase in cloud cover but we'll still get some sun peeking through. if i fast forward this time line to sunday evening we may get a couple of showers mainly to the far south monterey area. not really concerned about the rain hitting us at least, not even the south bay. but we are seeing that increased cloud cover. as we head towards monday temperatures in the 60s. notice we remain dry and thursday we get a chance of seeing showers make a return thanks to a system bringing some rain not just for san francisco but also inland areas. and notice the cooling trend. again, already under way. today we'll see low 80s, by tomorrow top out in the upper

70s. a little cloudier as we head into thursday and we get a chance of seeing some showers into friday morning. but the start of our workweek will be comfortable in the 70s, but believe it or not this will be a bit more seasonable for spring. go out, enjoy the cooler weather. >> definitely looks much more seasonable. at 7:21 still ahead on today in the bay, bay area students are tackling a problem that's plaguing classrooms across the country. we'll tell you what it has to do with skeletons and it's all part of our bay area series. next. everything in so many ways

and that includes education. some bay area college students are harnessing the power of technology to improve the studies of human anatomy. today in the some bay area college students are harnessing the power of technology to improve how they study human anatomy.

>> one of the best parts of this story is that they come from two very different departments. one in the sciences, the other in art. but still they've brought their combined skills to a task they hope will help students all over the bay area and perhaps beyond. at the hayward campus of cal state east bay the greeting you will get upon entering room 160 of the art and education building is one of a kind. and we should add he's not at all kidding. on the 3d printer behind the master student and lab assi assistant, a right foot is slowly taking shape. the reason why, well that's also standing close by. the skeleton from his

department, one that's lost a few pieces over the years. >> overall we have one that is actually complete. >> but when a professor suggested breaking the remaining bones up and putting them in a box, andrew had a different idea. >> why can't we just rebuild the bones instead of breaking them down. >> specifically, what if they could print replaesment parts and keep the skeleton alive, so to speak? now, andrew didn't know much about 3d printing but soon found someone who did. multimedia art student. >> it was an interesting opportunity and i kind of jumped at that. >> he wasn't the only one. >> i did an introduction, a little meeting about it actual program and i had maybe six students who signed up to be there but there are a handful more students just studying in the vicinity, and most of them ended up signing up for it. >> eventually a team of 12

undergrads and two high school students joined in. they are now well on their way to fixing cal state east bay's skeletons but they figured why stop there? >> we're going to start reaching out to other departments, other universities to see who has skeletons in their closets they're not using anymore. their go >> their goal, using technology to give an age-old teaching tool some new life. one of the beauties of this is when they're done, this program could conceivably be sent to schools and they could print out their own skeletons. doing it that way these two say will cost less than $200 each. nbc bay area news. at 7:26 we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, a standoff had one bay area community on lock down. we'll tell you what two men did and how they finally were

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partly clear skies expected, not as sunny or bright. but at least our temperatures will still get a chance to warmup. about 12:00, 73 degrees, our temperatures run agbit cooler. and this is the beginning of a cooling that will take place in through tomorrow and the start of your workweek. one of our warmer spots, i am tracking a bit of a system just south of us and maybe some chance of some showers in the southern most areas. >> all right, we'll see you in 15. well, this morning the manhunt is over for the man police believe went on a shooting rampage across the bay area yesterday. the san francisco police department tweeted that this man stefon jefferson is now in custody, taken into custody in nevada. sources say shots were fired when they confronted him while

he was on the run. he was injured but will survive. police say his shooting rampage started around 10:00 yesterday morning in oakland when jefferson allegedly shot and killed his own family member, marcus jackson. it happened at the 4100 block of market street, and then about three hours later across the bay police believe jefferson also shot and killed another person. it happened around 1:30 in san francisco's bay view district. we went to oakland where neighbors told us about marcus jackson the first alleged victim of jefferson. >> marcus was a good man. that's all he did was try and help his family. >> he was a friend. he pretty much was a great person. >> there was a third deadly shooting just after 2:30 in the afternoon. uc berkeley police believe that shooting was targeted. they are not ruling out the possibility that jefferson could be responsible for that killing as well. well, people in the east bay

were shaken from their slumber overnight. that's thank tuesday a 3.5 magnitude quake that hit around 2:30 this morning. we haven't received any reports of injuries or damage, but we did get several phone calls into our newsroom from people in that area. an hours long standoff, s.w.a.t. team standoff in fremont and our sky ranger was overhead yesterday as one of the suspects surrendered. four people are in custody. it all played out at a local hotel. >> reporter: from sky ranger you can see two men coming out at the patio of room 121 at mission peak lodge. the fremont s.w.a.t. team brought this hours long standoff to an end. they did it by attaching a ram device. >> we used a ram to break out

one of the slicing glass windows to force entry into the room. at that point the two subjects inside surrendered peacefully. >> reporter: from outside we could hear police using their loud speakers to talk to the men inside. all of it over a stolen car. patrol officers spotted it in a motel parking lot. they interview one men in the car, he tossed a backpack with a gun inside so they arrested him. and a woman was arrested after officers learned she had a felony warrant. when two men didn't come out or talk to officers they called for backup. >> we believed there may be more farms in the room so we initiated a s.w.a.t. call out. >> reporter: in the end three men and one woman were taken into custody. for guests at the motel it was an hours long spectacle. >> scary. it's like you're seeing something happening in a city

that always has shooting and stuff and, you know, it never happens here. >> reporter: fremont police have not said what charges the four people are facing. he had a vendetta against police. that's how fremont police are describing a man who officers shot and killed last week in front of washington hospital. in fact, the police chief now says they got a warning months ago that the suspect was threatening to kill the first cop he saw. just yesterday police released this dash cam video from the april 18th police shooting that killed michael allen felch. the officer turned around and shot back, hitting felch. a second camera then shows him on the ground wounded. as police ordered him to put his hands up he lunges towards his gun and points at officers. that's when they say they were forced to fire again, killing

him. >> this is a case where our officers were victims of an armed suspect who intentionally tried to ambush them and kill them. >> policesy they received a warning that felch was threatening to kill police. we also spoke with his girlfriend. a san francisco based health startup got raided by the fbi. just yesterday the feds showed up at ubiome, a bio tech company. they broke down the door and asked employees to hand over their computers. the fbi is investigating how the bills health insurers for its special gap health tests. a new report is fanning the flames of controversy after the fire in southern california near thousand oaks in calabasas. efforts to put out last year's fires were hampered by politicians asking firefighters to check on certain homes.

that's the conclusion of an after action review. the report did not name names of the politicians nor expand on the matter. the woolsey fire destroyed nearly 1600 homes and killed four people. now to the number of college students under quarantine as orders continue to grow in southern california. new details on the measles outbreak we first told you about on thursday. health officials ordered more than 800 people at two l.a. universities to be quarantined due to the possible measles exposure. at ucla students and staff were quarantined after an infected student attended class. most of those people have since been released. but over at cal state l.a. hundreds of students were ordered to stay home after possible exposure. >> the activity rate is extremely high for measles. the chance you will get measles in a room with someone who has

measles is somewhere near 90%. >> the cdc says close to 700 measles cases have been reported nationwide this year. the cdc recommends anyone who doesn't know if they've been vaccinated should get vaccinated immediately. turning now to decision 2020. joe biden's first fund-raising numbers are in. the former vice president says he raised $6.3 million in the first day of his campaign. that's the most of any 2020 democratic presidential kanld dt. biden's campaign say the donations came from early from nearly 97,000 people across all 50 states including 65,000 who were not solicited by biden's e-mails. to compare beto o'rourke raised $6.1 million on his first day. bernie sanders raised just under $6 million. and joe biden was one of many topics the president addressed yesterday. president trump touted now numbers showing the economy is surging. the gdp grew at a rate of 3.2%

last quarter. when asked about biden entering the presidential race president trump threw a jab at biden's age although both men are in their 70s. >> i am a young, vibrant man. i look at joe, i don't know about him. >> if he looks young and vibrant compared to me i should probably go home. >> later in a speech at the nra convention president trump announced he's pulling out of a treaty signed by president obama that regulates the multibillion dollar arms industry. at 7:38 still ahead on today in the bay the warriors, the sharks, the giants and the a's. we'll take you through it all right after the break. while shopping at sears,

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as the warriors and sharks are both one step closer to the championship. let's start with the dubs down in l.a. no drama this time. kevin durant led all scores with 50 points. the warriors win 129-110. they advance against the houston rockets. game one already tomorrow afternoon at oracle. and you may have seen this game right here on nbc bay area. the giants hosting the yankees at oracle park. although it looks like we're watching the sharks right now, so to the shark tank we go. it seemed so easy compared to that epic game a few nights ago. joe thorrenten leads team teal to a win. and now we take you to the giants at the yankees only in the bay area for the second time. the native getting some love

from the local fans. cici says he's retiring after this season. as for the game the yankees dominated. they beat the giants 7-3. also the a's lost a heartbreaker in toronto 4-2. coming up, organ delivery by drone. we'll tell you where the first of its kind flight was successfully pulled off. we've got clouds and cooler temperatures for your saturday morning. we're seeing some gradual cooling but i think you'll be okay with the temperatures. pleasant weather ahead. a look at your daytime highs coming up. still ahead on today .

an impressive secret one bay area man has managed to keep. it is 7:44, and as you're heading out the door this morning getting ready for your weekend plans it's a little cloudy out there. a beautiful shot of wood side. can't really see the mountains but the camera definitely showcasing high clouds everywhere. you've got those high clouds rolling through and this is

going to help keep our temperatures cooler this afternoon. a little shaky there at the shark tank. it's going to be a great night tonight to head out and continue that celebration. our daytime highs for today will be running cooler enmost spots as a matter of fact. gilroy topping out in those low 80s and an jose in the low 70s. oakland 73, but drive a couple of miles into the interior valley and you'll be 10 degrees warmer. you'll be hanging out around the peninsula and it'll still be a little cooler. half moon bay, 58. expect that cloud cover to really just kind of hang out all day long. we'll get some filtered sunshine peeking through. up through the north bay 78 degrees for santa rosa. 80 degrees into napa. so what exactly is going to happen for your allergies?

the allergies have been pretty bad and trees, moderate. grass is very, very high. that's typically what bugs me the most. so take your medication, and you're going to be spending a lot of time-out doors because definitely expect to see that high pollen count. we've got a system just off to the south, and that's bringing that increase in cloud cover. notice around 9:30 we get cloud cover moving up from the south. and even into tomorrow morning we'll keep a lot of that cloud cover. and then you'll notice a couple of areas with pop up showers. we could see a chance of a couple of showers mainly for monterey, though. the southern most areas and mountain areas. if you're going to be driving down southern california you might be catching a couple of showers. now, your microclimate for the next seven days outlook, it's looking good.

and then our temperatures kind of remain in those 60s so we get a good stretch and a bit more seasonable weather. and by thursday or friday we get a system that's going to see the return of getting a couple of showers. as far as your temperatures go it's going to be noticeably cooler. but we will remain dry for the most part, again, unless you're going to be driving down to the southern most areas you won't necessarily have to worry about the rain. we'll keep the dry weather in through monday. 75 degrees and then we'll really keep the stretch of some 70s in the forecast. the combination of good old sun and clouds. >> looks good. thanks. >> it is 7:47. still ahead on today in the bay we both have our own obsession with shoes but this man puts us to shame. the impressive secret collection that this man has manage today keep hundreds of shoes never worn. we'll take you inside his sideline to air jordens next. mat

mementoes during our travels through life. some we get rid of á welcome back. many of us collect momentoes during our travels through life, some of we get rid of, some we keep. the story of one bay area man who still gets a kick out of his collection. >> reporter: you can never tell what will inspire a person. for some it's nature, others travel. but for one redwood city man

inspiration is a shoe of many colors. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: in brad hogan's garage. >> there's exactly 327 pairs of shoes snch. >> reporter: not just any shoes. >> i collect air jordan shoes. >> reporter: a collection amassed over three decades. >> they still smell like -- >> reporter: new. because none of these shoes have ever touched a basketball, a sidewalk or a carpet. >> never wore them. this is the first pair i ever bought back in '85 i think it was. so this was my second purchase. >> reporter: it's one of those collections that just happened. >> it became, jeez, i can't fit them in my closet. most of them are 9 1/2s because that's my size. >> reporter: but in collecting the perfect fit it's relative. >> then they came out with this gray ret row and the only size they had left was an 18. i had to buy them. >> reporter: even before hogan became a fan of air jordans he

was a fan of jordan. >> michael jordan was the greatest of all-time and i wanted to somehow be part of the shoe phenomenon. >> reporter: that inspires regular folks to wait in extraordinary long lines to buy newly released jordans. >> this actually might be one of the largest dead stock nike collections in the country. well, i'm proud of this collection or i'm thinking i have serious issues of collecting. >> reporter: so all those boxes are full? >> yes. >> reporter: very few people, even close friends new of hogan's collection. >> i was surprised. >> it's more about a hidden secretive collection. >> i'm going to close this door here. my family worries about me. my wife susan worries about me. what's the point, what are you going to do with them? >> hogan dreams of taking his collection on the road, meeting other people with the same collective affliction. >> i sure hope i have some company out there. >> reporter: maybe even putting

them on public display somewhere or maybe not. >> i'm here just to show people that people do collect certain unique ironic things in their life. >> reporter: well if the shoe fits. >> it's a healthy problem to have, right? >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> wow, that makes me feel a lot better than my money spent on my mediocre collection. by the way, i should mention this is the first time hogan has ever shown his collection. he has since relocated it to a secure temperature controlled facility. now to amazon. it's about to make shipping for its prime members a whole lot faster. the company announced this week that it's making one day shipping the standard for all prime members. amazon haernt announced exactly when this change will go into effect but we'll keep you posted. and now to a big first for both medicine and tech. it happened earlier this month. a drone was used to deliver a kidney that was then successfully transplanted into a

patient. the operation took place at the university of maryland medical center in baltimore. doctors say the recipient was a 44-year-old woman suffering from kidney cancer. this is the first time it was used to deliver an organ for transplant. very cool. at 7:54 we have much more ahead. lintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present.

welcome back. it is time for our clear the shelters segment. featuring our friends from pets in need. here with bunny, an adorable wirehaired terrier. she is ready for her new home, and i have to start the interview by saying if you want this dog jump on it now because she might take her home herself.

i hope your dog isn't watching. she would be so offended. she's adorable. she's 1-year-old and you think just about full-grown? >> yeah, definitely full-grown. >> just 10 pounds, so a perfect little buddy to have. >> she gets along with other dogs. she seems to like kids. she's super friendly. she was following me around out in the offices there. >> i'm giggling because she's like perfectly looking into the camera. >> she knows. >> she's photoogenic. can you keep the flower, i always have to ask. >> yeah, she can. >> so you think just really any home? >> i think any home. she has two other female roommates so she gets along with other dogs. she's a terrier so they're known to have energy, but i think she can do well within an apartment, a house. >> anywhere.

well, for people who maybe aren't ready to adopt just yet, you do have an option of a summer camp. it starts june 10th. so just about a month and some change from now, and it's nine weeks of camps. so parents can put their kids in for four days at a time or more. and it kind of gives the kids an opportunity to be with kids all day without having to take them home. >> and the palo alto camp this year it's our first year, and they have a bay lab. so they're learning about the birds and plants and fish and everything in the bay labs. >> all the kind of ecosystem. because you have your shelter in red wood city and you just took over in palo alto. >> too different campuses they can choose or they can do both. >> and it's $300 per child per session. there's also funding. people can apply for low income family. find about all of it on

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