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>> it was. it warmed up so fast, too. i mean by lunch, it was hot. one of those afternoons where it starts off a little chilly, then cools off and then gets really hot. right now san francisco 53, and yes, it is cloudy pretty much throughout. we have the low clouds hanging tight even through the -- looks like my graphics are doing their own thing. >> it is saturday morning, they are tired. >> there we go. san jose, also a little cloudy. and temperatures in the 50s. but i want to get you prepped for your saturday afternoon. here is a look at what you can expect. good news, we'll see good clearing inland areas. coast will still get some cloud cover, but overall we'll warm up again. through oakland, 69, south bay will be upper 70s. and low 80s through the inland valley. so it will be a good mix, upper 50s, low 60s along the coast. near the city or along the peninsula, a little breezier, a little cloudier, but if you drive further down to the south,

it should warm up. i'll have a look at your mother's day forecast and what you can expect to celebrate mom coming up. there was some star power in houston last night. beyonce and jay-z, in case you missed it. but it was all about the curries. steph's proud parents as steph came up with one of the best performances of his career as the warriors eliminated the rockets and are now headed to the fifth in a row western conference finals. there have been a number of great moments in the past five year, but this game was among the greatest. no kevin durant, no demarcus cousins and steph fighting through an injury. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd reports from the game. >> reporter: warriors fans watching, hoipi inhoping and pr a win. >> i'm feeling the vibe. everybody is on their knees.

>> reporter: the game often neck and neck, with curry scoreless in the first half. everyone was nervous. >> are the warriors going to win? >> of course. >> are you sure about that? >> i wouldn't bet my life savings on it. >> reporter: that because some diehard fans had doubts due to the calf injury of kevin durant during game five. >> if steph curry can come strong, keep playing hard defense, we'll get the victory and questiwe can all focus on m sunday. >> it's scary. hoping we'll pull through. we're going to know. >> are you sure. >> which oh, yeah. knock on wood, everyone knock on wood. >> reporter: the superstitious gesture paid off, warriors moving on to the next round. >> you see that? 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020. warriors tie that dynasty.

>> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> and kd was watching from his home in the oakland hills. he posted this picture on instragram celebrating. he hopes to be back in the lineup for the next round which begins on tuesday against the winner of the portland trailblazers/nuggets series. we'll have the highlights coming up in about 35 minutes from now. want to relive it over and over. buckle up bay area sports fans, we're just getting started. tonight the shark tank will be rocking. game one of the western conference final against the blues. it is the fifth time the sharks have made this far in their 28 year history, but they have never won the stanley cup. barricades are being placed outside for the pregame rally. there are signs all over downtown from outside adobe headquarters to san pedro square. >> looking forward to the excitement and finally getting to the next round hopefully we'll see some wins. they were playing good in the last round. so excited to see how they continue it.

>> and you can watch the game right here on nbc bay area. we have a special pre-game newscast at 4:30 p.m. and then the game at 5:00. we'll be anchoring from the shark tank. >> and in other news, they are taking a drastic step to get to the bottom of a major leak. the san francisco police kept rais department rait wradded the hom journalist after the report of adachi made it into the news outlets. he says he obtained it from a source, but yesterday officers seized bryan carmody's computer, cellphone and other electronic devices from his home. sfpd says in part, dade' actions are one step in the process of investigating a potential case of obstruction of justice along with the illegal distribution of a confidential police report. the small town mayor from

indiana running for president made a big splash in the bay area. hundreds of supporters attended a fundraiser in san francisco last night for mayor pete buttigieg cheering as he embraced his husband. he talked about abolishing the electoral college, health care and addressed climate change. >> it is time to treat climate like the security issue that it is. >> he is talking very straightforwardly about climate change, talking with about signer security. >> he is the future for all of us, every generation. >> the 37-year-old military vet withdrawn says it is time for a new generation to step into the white house and create a brighter future for everyone. the democratic hopeful held private fundraisers in the bay area before greeting this crowd last night. today he heads to las vegas. a man trying to shut down a

different political view in san francisco with he goes and now police are trying to crack his streak. the man was caught on camera, you can see him here, in nob hill throwing eggs at this home. he also put up stickers in support of president trump. the homeowner believes that she was targeted because of her sign calling for the president to impeached. four time this is guy has attacked in the last six months. >> we have cameras, so we see him. we have a picture of him every time he does that, so he climb halfway and he throw the eggs at the door. >> do you think he knows he is being caught on camera? >> i don't think that he cares. >> the home owner is offering $500 to whomever can help her find him. a neighbor caught wind of what was happening and she also put an impeach sign up in her window as a sign of support. well, he was wanted and now caught. san jose police believe they found the driver who sped away from a street race that turned deadly.

here he is. the 37-year-old, ochoa was racing when the driver of another car slammed into a tree, killing their passenger. david mandujano. the driver, ceja, was rushed to the hospital. 7:08. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, sounding the alarm about tainted drugs. there are big questions about some of the most popular blood pressure drugs on the market, one with an ingredient used in rock kell fuet fuel. plus in town for a tournament and what about a warm bay area welcome. find out about the way the bay area's car break-in problem affected a water polo team from hawaii.

welcome back. 7:10 on your saturday morning. cloudy skies as we look over walnut creek. east bay will be seeing temperatures in the high 70s

today. san francisco will be more like in the low 60s. we'll have the mother's day weekend forecast coming up. and nbc news investigation is raising questions about the safety of the nation's drug supply. there have been dozens of recalls in the last year alone of generic blood pressure medications because they are contaminated with car sin know against. and now there are concerns from factories overseas that supply some ingredients to our gentleman with their rick drgen manufacturers. >> reporter: recalls have been issued 45 times for certain batches of blood pressure drugs. last summer denise got a recall letter from her pharmacy. >> the impurity has been classified as a probable human carcinogen. >> reporter: her medication was tainted with an ingredient formerly used in the production of rocket fuel. 85% of the factories making the

raw ingredients come from outside the u.s., police place india and china. this former investigator says one factory he inspected in china was using damaged equipment. and in india, one factory saw work he is destroying and altering records. >> we were quite shocked to see that they were staying up all night shredding extensive amounts of documents right before our audit. >> reporter: the fda did recall some drugs because a u.s. drug manufacturer detected impurities. the fda wrote in part it investigating the root causes and insists the overall risks to individual patients is small. >> and if you have concerns about your medications, you should check to see if they have been recalled and also check with your wdoctor or pharmacist to see if there are alternative drugs available. much more ahead on "today in the bay." things where loare looking downt

is a good thing at the gas pump. and a little cloudy right now, temperatures in the 50s, but we'll warm up and we'll remain dry. i'll have a closer look at your mother's day forecast coming up.

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simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. welcome back at 7:15. san jose looks cloudy and even a bit foggy this morning. good news is thing will clear up and the sunshine is coming for our mother's day weekend. its from temperatures from the low 60s to almost 80s. somewhere you noticed how expensive gas has been lastly? this spring prices reached their highest national average in eight years. great news is prices are expected to go down. aaa says this week the average price dropped in more than half of all the states. national average is now 2 ppt$2. that would be a dream here. our average price per gallon is

$4.20. but we should see a drop by memorial day. it is not the team trip they envisioned after just one day in the bay area, a championship water polo team is already the victim of a crime. you can see the busted van window shattered glass, this is the van of the university of hawaii. they are here for a tournament at stanford. but before the women's team could even play, someone broke into their van stealing all their equipment as well as laptops and passports. it happened in downtown palo alto as the team was grabbing dinner nearby. >> the energy and angriness put in. >> the university of hawaii now says that stanford helped replace the gear so that they could play in the match yesterday. they faced off against cal ultimately losing the match. they had their blood, sweat and tears to help the war effort. now the last surviving rosie the

wrif eith riveters are remembering the men who gave up their lives in world war ii, the same who helped build warships more than 70 years ago will soon travel to normandy, fwrans for the up cra. they will stand alongside the last surviving veterans. six all in their 90s will make the trip. >> and that will be very moving for all of us. it will be hard. >> strangers from around the world raised close to $30,000 to help get them to france. incredible. let's check in now with the weekend forecast. >> a little cloudy back there. >> it sure is. >> but that is okay. we'll clear out at least good partial clearing for the coast. and our temperatures right now fairly cool. 53 in san francisco. and in san jose, we're also in the 50s right now. 58 degrees.

so it is a little combination of kind of cool and mild, but the clouds make it feel a little bit chillier out there. let's take a look at where the cloud cover currently is. you can see it is pretty much hugging parts of santa rose through half moon bay, low clouds through the south bay and livermore and hayward. so as you head out this morning, you will encounter that. but by the afternoon, things should clear out quite nicely especially inland. in fact we're talking mostly clear sunshine and warmer temperatures. look at this spread of microclimate. we have upper 50s in half moon bay, low 60s in san francisco. 62. and then some upper 60s for oakland and then upper 70s low 80s for inland valleys. so if you are in the interior valleys or the south bay, expect a warm-up. also north bay. it is just san francisco and the coastal areas will remain fairly cool through the afternoon. let's talk about what will happen the next couple days because we will remain dry today, but what about mother's

day which is tomorrow? so i want to take you through future cast here. again, we are tracking the cloud cover. good new, we will be staying fairly dry. but if you will be driving anywhere to the sierra or the south lake tahoe area, future cast right here, let me take you all the way through about 5:00, 6:00, that is of course a combination of rain and a lot of cloud cover up through lake tahoe area. so if you are driving up to lake tahoe, leave early tomorrow morning and then plan for showers into the evening hours. as far as the rest of us go, we'll just get clouds for the coastline and we should remain dry. you don't have to worry about the rain. so let me give you a look at your lake tahoe forecast. so again, leave very early tomorrow morning. by about 4:00, 5:00, the rain moves in, a chance of seeing thunderstorms and lightning and then that will kind of linger in through the evening hours. so hopefully by then you will be cozy inside of a cabin somewhere or having a great dinner. mother's day, inland

temperatures will climb into the mid-70s and a lot of sunshine. and if you are like me, you won't be able to spend time with your mom because you don't live in the same area, don't forget to call mom. not just for inland, but also if you live in the bay and coast, a friendly but firm reminder, don't forget to call mom. temperatures tomorrow will be in the low 60s, upper 50s. a lot of sunshine for a fantastic day. we do have a couple changes up ahead. we will remain in the 60s in terms of the temperatures, but we get a lot of cloud cover as we head in towards monday. so tomorrow will be probably the most police hasn't dleasant day. tuesday, we get a chance of showers moving in and that will creep in in the form of a system that will also drop down the temperatures. and that will mean some rain and a decrease in those overnight lows. so we could be seeing some chillier overnight lows. but all in all, a fantastic mother's day ahead. >> it is a good one. thanks. still ahead on "today in the

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track down a bit of family lore about two houses the family believed they once owned. well, they didn't. but glenn says that one lead led to a fascinating and ultimately very american story. >> this didn't exist. this was basically a path. >> reporter: glenn is an architect and documentary filmmaker who has learned so much about his san francisco roots he can tell you just how far down into the ground those roots go. >> about 16 to 20 feet below where we are. >> reporter: in the late 1800s, 16 to 20 feet was how much lower minnesota street was in the dog patch neighborhood. >> it was rather extra ordinary. >> reporter: and near the corner of minnesota and 23 rd is where his great grandfather built a ranch and settled his family. >> he must have been incredibly smart. he was incredibly entrepreneurial.

>> reporter: the story is at the heart of glenn's newest documentary, tracing his family's story back to lim's arrival in the united states. >> he came to america when he was 12 years old in 1855. and he was sent by his family to earn money and send it back. >> reporter: just a few years later, lim was one of the very first of what would become thousands of chinese immigrants to work on completing the first transcontinental railroad. >> that he shows up in the records as being apparently in what is called the first 50. >> reporter: glenn believes lim was changed by his experiences in the american west. it may be why when settling in san francisco lim didn't move to chinatown, but built that ranch in dog patch to keep his horses and wagon. though one historian gave glenn a different theory. >> she said you know, you need to understand that your great

grandfather and your great grandmother did this deliberately because it meant that they wanted their children to live in a different kind of america. so this is the picture of the -- at the last family reunion. >> reporter: and that is what happened. descendants count themselves in the hundreds these days, from businesspeople to artists, to filmmakers. and an endless variety of life paths all starting from the same point. in a sentence, what is your family's story? >> it is an american story. >> glenn's documentary goes well ynd the cl beyond the clips we showed you. there will be a link on my facebook page. and you can also see all of garvin's bay area pride stories on our website, nbcbayarea.com. just click on news and under that, you will see the bay area

proud tab. there you can also send garvin an email if you know someone doing something extraordinary in their community. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, unbelievable -- >> shooting, right there, shots fired. >> a person leaning out of a prius shooting at police on a california freeway. we'll tell you how this chase ended. and a close encounter with a shark right here in the bay area. what the surfer did that helped her escape. here is a live look

san francisco - transamaerica good morning. it is saturday, may 11th. let's take a live look outside in sfrans. looks kind of nice out there. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper.

i want to show case the cloud cover there in half moon bay, livermore, sa santa rose. but this afternoon, you don't have to worry about any rain. it will be dry and it will be warm. especially through the interior valleys and in through the south bay. we're talking upper 70s, even a couple low 80s. if you will be hanging out around the coastline or in the city, it might get a little breezy. we'll have more cloud cover along the coast. but we'll get good partial clearing. santa cruz, temperatures in the low 70s. san francisco, 62, but of course i have a breakdown of your mother's day forecast coming up in about 15 minutes.

some areas will see rain. i'll let you know who. this is if you're traveling though. >> all right. see you in 15. well, he is young, dynamic and different all the other presidential candidates and last night san francisco empty braced him. more than 1,000 people were cheering on pete buttigieg, the small town mayor from indiana would become the first openly gay and youngest president ever. today in the bay's jean ellie takes us there. ♪ >> reporter: hundreds of mayor pete buttigieg supporters cheered as he embraces his husband at a fundraiser for his presidential campaign in san francisco. getting the crowd really going, addressing climate change. >> it is time to treat climate like it is national security. >> reporter: the 37-year-old military veteran says it is time for a new generation to step into the white house and create a brighter future for everyone. the democratic hopeful held

private fund rauzer e raisers i area and talking tech. >> i think make being sure that we deal with monday on that police tick behavior is only part of the future with tech. we have to make sure that tech companies of any sizeon that police tick behavior is only part of the future with tech. we have to make sure that tech companies of any size are brating inbrate i operating in a legal framework. >> reporter: he talked about un swrers al health kand auniversa and defeating nationalism. >> he is talking very straightforwardly about climate change, talking about cybersecurity. >> feels like the future for all of us. >> reporter: 1300 people paid between $25 and $1,000 to see mayor pete. >> can i count on your help? then you are going to make me the president of the united states. and i can't wait to celebrate with all of you. >> reporter: jean ellie, nbc bay area news. a man is trying to shut down

a different political view in san francisco with eggs. and now police need your help tracking him down. this man was caught on camera throwing eggs at a nob hill building. he also put up stickers in support of president trump. the homeowner believes she was targeted because of this sign calling for the president to be impeached. the man has hit her home four times in the last six months. >> we have cameras. so we see him. we have picture of him every time he does that. so he climb halfway and he threw the eggs at the door. >> do you think he knows he is being caught on camera? >> i don't think he cares. >> the homeowner is now offering $500 to whomever can help find him. a neighbor caught wind of what was happening and in a sign of support she too put up an impeach trump sign. san francisco police are taking a drastic step to get to the bottom of a leak. they raided the home of a journalist after a police report

on the death of public defender jeff adachi ended up in the hands of various news outlets. the freelance videographier says he provided a number of different news agencies a copy of the police report. he says he obtained it from a source. well, yesterday officers seized bryan carmody's computer, cell phones and other electronic devices from his home. sfpd says in part today's actions are one step in the process of investigating a potential case of obstruction of justice along with the illegal distribution of a confidential police report. shooting at officers. right there, shots fired, shots fired. oh, my god. >> oh, my goodness, did you see this? new details this morning on a dangerous high speed chase in los angeles where a passenger in a car opened fire at officers chasing them. that passenger has been identified as a wanted murder suspect. first told you about this story last night in on you are 5:00

p.m. newscast. kathy park has more. >> reporter: a wild chase on the streets and highways in and around los angeles. >> oh, my god! oh, my gosh, he was shooting his gun. >> reporter: a murder suspect firing back at officers in hot pursuit. >> shots fired, shots fired. >> reporter: the passenger who was wanted for questioning in the fatal shooting of a convenience store employee, opening fire as a toy prius raced at high speed trying to get away. >> guys, this is very dangerous. here we go. he is pointing a gun, shooting randomly. >> reporter: drivers caught in the crossfire, thankfully none of them seriously hurt. finally the car got stuck behind a truck with the shooter and the female driver both struck by gunfire. >> officers are shooting at that vehicle right now.

wow. suspect is hit. suspect is down. suspect is down. >> this is one that you're not going to let go. he has to be stopped. he is an immediate danger. >> that was nbc's kathy park reporting. back here locally, if you are headed to the beach this mother's day weekend, be squawa sharks. a surfer had a wrestle her way out of danger. the attack happened tuesday at north salmon creek beach. there are shark warning signs.lifeguard who witnessed it said kate womilson was paddling out when the shark bit into her leash. she said she tried to stay small and stay on top of the surfboard. eventually the leash broke and wilson was able to swim to shore. >> at least a sighting once a year on our coastline here and the attacks are way more rare. but we've had a few attacks over the years. and i've been around for one.

>> like so many surfers, wilson was back in the water the next day. good for her. of berkeley teens are in trouble in connection with a laptop theft. the robbery happened yesterday at people's cafe in downtown berkeley. the owner says that it is the second laptop stolen there in just a matter of weeks. workers explained how the teens came in wearing hoodies and just snatched the computer from a woman at a corner table. police say the victim then ran after the thieves. there was pushing and there were threats involved. >> i think it is kind of like sad, you know. we should be aable to use our stuff without someone taking it. >> police recovered the woman's laptop as well as an ipad reported stolen an hour prior on the cal campus. it is unclear if this is the same crew that has been hitting other cafes in same area. in case you missed it,

yesterday it was a less than five star debut for uber. the san francisco based company went public yesterday, but many analysts say it was a disappointing start. uber closed down 7% from its ipo of $45 a share. last month lyft went public as well. 7:38. still ahead on "today in the bay," sharks begin a conference final tonight at the s.a.p. center and warriors punch their ticket to the western conference finals after an epic win this houston. sports is next.

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tonight -- the shark tank will be alive. game 1 of the western conference welcome back. as 34e7mentioned, the shark tan will be alive. game one against the blues. it is the fifth time that the sharks have made this far in their 28 year history, but they never have won a stanley cup. and another reminder, you can watch the game right here on nbc bay area. we have an extra special pregame

newscast at 4:30 and then the game at 5:00. raj mathai will anchor from the shark tank. and warrior, back to the future for their team and fans. kevin durant had an injured calf and warriors had to go with an old school line up in houston. some stars were on hand. amelia clark of "game of thrones" fame. beyonce and jay-z as well. steph curry scored zero in the first half, but the bench kept them in the game. shaun livingston with the big slam you just saw. in the second half, steph curry came alive scoring 33 points primarily in the fourth quarter. the warriors win 118-113. they send the rockets packing for a second straight year at home. they now have four days off the conference finals start tuesday at oracle arena against either

the nuggets or twrrailblazers. kevin durant might be back in the lineup by then. to the oakland coliseum, the as hosting the cleveland indians. the game goes in to extra innings, but it was worth it. matt chapman with the walk-off home run bottom of the 12th. game over. a ths beat ts win 4-3. and stanley cup made an appearance during batting practice. you can see it there on the left filled with baseballs. the giants taking on the reds, reds win big though shutting out the giants 7-zip. much more ahead on today in the because i oig. co bae. he is trying to sail into the history books. and he has an update from the middle of the atlantic ocean. and it is a cloudy and cool start throughout the bay area. warmer temperatures into the

afternoon. but what about that mother's day forecast? well, i have a complete breakdown of that coming up.

good saturday morning. 7:44. i hope you're enjoying a good country cup of coffee. wind speeds are around 10 miles per hour and it is cloudy along the coast and south bay. a live look in san jose, 58 degrees. didn't worry though, the cloud cover won't linger all day long. we'll get good partial clearing for the coast and the bay. and temperatures will have a nice range. so if you feel like a little bit of cooler right now, in the city we're talking low 60s for san francisco, 62. upper 50s for half moon bay. but if you are wanting a warmer sunny day, head to the south bay. san jose, 77. and then it will get even warmer through the interior valleys.

concord 78. a couple low 80s in there. if you are heading out wine tasting, a lot of moms love wine. i'm not a mama yet, but i love win. 78 in santa rose. napa 77. and here is a look at your future cast. so again, we'll keep a lot of that cloud cover lingering along the coastline in through tonight, but don't worry, we are not talking about rain here locally. however if you have plans to head up to the sierra tomorrow, taking mom up to lake tahoe to enjoy nice sunday up there, keep in mind that question are tracking? shower chances up there and good rain into the evening. so heading to lake tahoe, head out early in the morning so by the time that you get there when the rain hits, you will already be out of any sort of danger. but this is what it looks like right now. a beautiful location, we have still a lot of snow after a very impressive winter snow pack. so again, if you will be heading there tomorrow, keep in mind that early on it will be okay for travel, we're talking upper 60s. but then at about 5:00, a chance of seeing some lightning and

thunderstorms in through the evening for lake tahoe area. bringing it back home inland, temperatures for mother's day will be very pretleasant. we're talking mid to upper 70s. and look at all that sunshine. and don't forget to call mom if you don't get the chance to spend the day with her. temperatures will be in the 60s. low 60s through the coast and the bay. and, hey, for all my dog ma'y d temperatures fantastic, good enough for your pup to enjoy. and take a look at the next 7 days, a couple changes up ahead. mother's day will be dry and comfortable and by monday, we're talking about some cloudy conditions, that is because we have some changing weather. we'll get an approaching system late tuesday night into wednesday. that will drop our daytime highs down and it will bring the return chance of seeing some rain in the bay area. so we miss the storm system that passed by last week. this weekend, we'll remain dry

and warm. and please remember to celebrate mom. i don't think anybody can possibly forget at this point, we've given you so many reminders. >> you've been good at that. >> and can't wait to see your new baby, the nbc bay area royal baby. >> a farfetched compliment. still ahead, the new royal baby is named archie, not mine. which means that it likely will become more popular in the years to come. but it did not crack this year's top five. we reveal the top names for babies next.

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attempt to make sailing history. welcome back. for more than six months, we've been tracking a bay area man's attempt to make sailing history. randall reeves is trying to become the first person to sail solo around the antarctic and the americas. today in the bay's joe rosato junior ig caught up with the oakland native in the application ocean. >> reporter: you never know just how far someone will go to chase their dreams. this sailor ran dalg reeves wda apparently will go wherever it takes. he is attempting to become the first person to sail so he slow around the americas and the and arctic continent in one season. passing through all the world's oceans. with the satellite up link and

phone, reeves was able to send back images and an update from somewhere in the atlantic ocean. >> about 500 miles east of brazil. >> reporter: his boat is his companion why not. >> this boat and i headed south and have pain at sea every day since then. >> reporter: reeves has now spent horn 200 days at sea. >> just think of all the things you you've done since october of last year and for every one those days, we've been out here. >> reporter: this is actually reeves' second run at history. >> this entire half of the boat is under water. >> reporter: in october 2017, he set out on the same journey which he calls the figure 8 voyage, but two months later storms battered his bet to the point he had to scrub his trip. >> everything got wet. >> reporter: but so far this time, he's passed cape horn at the southern tip of south america and is heading towards the arctic. >> 200 days is a long time.

it is fun but i miss my house and i miss people like my wife. >> reporter: even in the middle of nowhere, there are comforts reeves didn't miss. >> don't have radio, don't have television, i don't have access to the internet, things like that. and i must say, i don't really miss any of that. >> reporter: the life of a lone explorer has its challenges. at night the oakland man has to wake up every hour and check his course and of course the menu is limited. >> i must say after 200 days, i'm really sick of my cooking. i enjoy being out here in nature and having to figure out how to survive on my own. >> reporter: by july, reeves expects to be passing canada and alaska hoping to sail back under the golden gate bridge in time for thanksgiving back home, the place where his dreams now reside. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >> wow. in other news, the latest list of america's most popular

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with our friends fro welcome back. time for our clear the shelters segment featuring pet s in nee. almond is this little gorgeous puppy. but not so little actually. a 12 week old shepherd mix. do you think almond will get

mucher than this 124. >> i think so. look at the size of these paws. >> and you are actually almond's hoster parent. >> yes. i've had him for about three week. he came to me from the hospital. he survived parvo. he's gacined 50 weight since i'e had him. he is friendly, he loves everybody and other dogs. >> is he is very sweet. and he is not ready for adoption just yet, but he will be soon. >> very soon. >> and thanks to your second chance fund, he survived. >> yeah, we were able to pay for it thanks to people who donate. it allows us to give the medical attention that we're unable to

provide at our shelter. so they have to be outsourced. and with that funds, we were able to save almond's life and there are many more that need to be saved. >> thank goodness, because that wouldn't necessarily be the case at another shelter. >> no, he would have been euthanized at any other shelter. >> and he is gorgeous. our guys behind the scenes are saying like top five cutest dog we've ever had. so if you want to donate to the second chance fund, find out more at pets in need.org. and if you would like to adopt almond, stay posted on your website and see when he becomes available. >> as soon as he is ready, he will be on the website. >> and marla has fostered 40 anim animals. amazing. >> couldn't do it without women like her. >> wonderful. thank you both for coming in. >> thank you. and thanks to making us a part of your morning.

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