he led us to victory.do itr i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. welcome back. it is time for our clear the shelters segment. the program director is here with cocoa. she is ready for a new home. she is a 9 week old poodle terrier mix. >> right. >> she is so so we all want to take them home. >> come in. >> i know. it's so great. i always joke when my youngest baby is out of diapers and all

that, then i'm going to look for real to bring another baby home. >> we'll have more. >> you get cuter and cuter ones each week. she'll be great for any family? >> i think any active family because she has terrier in her, but she's super friendly. a little mouthy right now, but she's waking up from the ride so she's playful. i think any family. >> she's not going to get too big. >> no. she's still young. she's about 9 to 10 weeks. she'll get a little larger. perfect for an apartment, house, yard. >> anybody with energy. speaking of kids you have a spring camp up for kids. hopefully for people whose school's spring break aligns with that. >> the kids can learn animal behavior and they'll get a tour

of our animal control van. they'll get to work the bay land and do a lot of arts and crafts. it's an exciting camp. >> it always books up. >> you have one at christmas and summer and spring. it's from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., ages 9 to 12. it's $325 for the week, when you compare it to child care during spring break, that's reasonable. >> they learn something and have a lot of fun and meet a lot of friends and i have a lot of recurring campers that come back every year. >> for people with low income families, they can apply for a scholarship. >> right. everything is on our website. >> great. we'll send people there, petsinneed.org to find out about the events and ms. cocoa. thanks. >> thank you so much. thank you for making us part of your morning. more local news at 4:30. see you back here tomorrow.

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needle. she started a go fund me to fix the place up. she spent $5,000 more of her own to finish the job. >> welcome to your new house, your first house. >> reporter: so why go to all that effort? >> i just -- he needed my help. >> reporter: that and not long ago she herself fell on hard times relying on government assistance and loans from friends before she got her real estate career going. >> i have always from the beginning because of the hard times i've gone through made the decision that i value the individual client, not the number. >> the keys to my house. >> reporter: and just maybe she sees herself in clients like eddie. once humbled and now housed. so just to be clear, the she put in was her entire commission from

$1,000. that go fund me is still active. i'll post a link on my facebook page. >> what an angel. thanks so much for that story. it is 7:26. we have more ahead. no more flights to china over concerns at the coronavirus. we spoke to passengers who made it back to the u.s. in time. they reportedly bragged about killing the 11-year-old and 14-year-old boys. investigators say they know who pulled the trigger at an elementary school in the bay area.

good morning. it is 7:28. we look outside as the sun begins to rise over downtown san jose. it looks like a nice way to start the morning.

very chilly out there. thanks so much for starting your weekend with us. we have a look at that forecast. you have a little bit of everything, but no rain. >> no rain. i know people are excited. for the first time i washed my car yesterday. i went to the car wash. you can too because if you see a weather forecaster in the car wash line, it's the time to wash your car. here is view of the golden gate bridge. you may notice cloud cover. to our north we have a bit of a system that's dipping nearby and that's bringing rain, but mainly to the portland area, not really us. it's going to miss us when it comes to the rain, but not everybody is seeing the cloud running a few degrees colder than yesterday. san jose is 44. we have a couple of 30s up through napa and santa rosa. by the afternoon if you're going to be out because it's going to

be a lovely day, don't forget to take your allergy medicine. the tree pollen is pretty moderate. it's going to be a beautiful sunny day. 60s and 70s. i'll have more detail coming up in about 15 minutes. >> i've been having allergies too and then i found out it's bronchitis. i think it must have started with all of that. we look forward to your forecast in a few minutes. thanks so much. another scandal happening at san francisco city hall, this time elected officials are calling for the mayor to resign. she revealed yesterday that she had had a romantic relationship 20 years ago with the disgraced director of public works. she revealed that he had paid $5,600 to fix her car and provide her a rental car just last year. the fbi arrested the man last month on unrelated public corruption charges.

the san francisco good government guide says accepting a gift from a subordinate is against the rules. the supervisor says the mayor did cross a legal line, but she insists she's done nothing wrong. >> i'm not required by any laws to provide this information, but i felt it was important to do so for the sake of transparency. >> it's a breach of the law and it's serious and i think it has to stop. >> san francisco district attorney says he's investigating what he calls a possible ethical violation. we're following developing news in the east bay where last night a man was shot. this happened in pitrg off of c drive. police are not sure what happened. we'll follow this story throughout the weekend. a horrible story, a 4-year-old boy and his mother are dead.

police say they were killed by this man, the boy's father. late thursday night officers got the report of an unresponsive woman. she was pronounced dead at the scene. when police made their way to her home, she discovered her son shot and killed and the father who died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. now to a break in the case of two boys gunned down in a school parking lot last year. prosecutors have charged an 18-year-old and a 17-year-old man in those killings. both defendants already were in jail on other charges. several agencies assisted in what they say was an exhaustive investigation. these are the victims, the 11-year-old and 14-year-old. they were in a school parking lot in november when they were shot. >> a

gang enhancement in that these killings were done in association with a criminal street gang. >> investigators say they served six search warrants. they seized drugs and weapons. the last direct flight to mainland china from the bay area took off last night. all commercial airlines have suspended flights until march. as china struggles to contain the infection, visitors in the bay area are feeling the effects. we spoke with passengers at sfo who arrived on one of the last flights here from china. >> reporter: this is probably the last time you'll see china southernines on runways for a while. they have suspended flights to ma mainland for now. passengers are relieved to be here. >> i'm happy to be home.

>> i was lucky. i was on the last flight. >> reporter: for now the suspensions will carry on for six weeks. all the passengers we talked to had spent time in the city 600 miles south of the epicenter of the virus. this man waited for his wife to arrive. she's been in china for weeks and told him about a quiet chinese new year's celebration there. >> everything is quiet at the restaurant. the shopping malls are closed. >> reporter: concerns of having large groups of people together have prompted companieshe take action. facebook cancelled the upcoming global marketing conference in

march. about 4,000 people were expected at the event in san francisco. ibm will not participate in the upcoming computer security conference later this month. bay area news. the democratic presidential blitz has begun. presidential candidates are targeting the bay area ahead of the california primary on march 3rd. bernie sanders will be in the east bay on monday. the president's day rally will be in richmond. staffers will be there collecting vote by mail ballots. more than 3,000 people are expectedbuttigieg is making the rounds in northern california hosting four events yesterday alone, two in the bay area. he spoke late last night and earlier in the day had held a rally in sacramento. he is riding a wave of momentum after his strong showing in iowa

and new hampshire, but not all democrats we spoke with are on board. >> i don't now that america is ready for him. i say no, i don't think so, but it's possible. i was overwhelmed when they brought trump in. >> he started his day yesterday with a fundraiser in san francisco and then had lunch with donors. our website is a great resource for super tuesday. we have a voter guide. still ahead on today in the bay, the oakland colosseum transformed. 6 million pounds of dirt and monster trucks. we'll take you there. fighting climate change

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but pascall was part of the game and president obama making a surprise visit to the event. he said hi to the kids. he is known for his love of basketball. the sharks and a little fan standoff there. a nice comeback by the sharks. in the third period they scored two goals in 89 seconds. this one was thewinner. the 3-2. it is loud, it is dirty and if you talk to anyone who has been there, it is awesome. monster jam is in town. a daughter and father are competing against each other this year. she has been working on trucks

since she was a little girl and now at 22 she is one of only 15 women who drive on the series. >> i can represent our community and really be able to show that it doesn't matter where you come from. you can go out and live your dream. >> you can catch them living out their dreams all this weekend at the oakland colosseum. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. a case of hollywood in san francisco, some high flying stunts over san francisco for a coming up. this is what it looks like right now. it's going to be a gorgeous day ahead. i'll talk about your daylight highs and i will give you a look at the latest drought monstitor and where the snow pack stands coming up. obama: he's been a leader

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this is a current view right now of the golden gate bridge. look at that. not too bad for a saturday morning. we have some areas of cloud, but we can expect a lovely day ahead. this is a view of downtown san jose. it's chilly in some spots so bundle up. down to the south they are in the 40s and santa cruz 39 degrees and san francisco is 50 degrees because of cloud cover. it's 39 in napa anda few degree cooler. is going to stick to the north of us, but what's going to aavrity of any sort of rain happen as the system continues to make its move and begins to move inland, we're going to see the winds kicking up tomorrow and also a drop in our temperatures, our day time highs. if you are enjoying these above normal temperatures, go out and get about it today because look at the temperatures. 68 degrees in san jose. we have a couple of 70s to the

interior valleys like concord. 64 degrees in oakland. 62 in san francisco. we can expect these warmer temperatures for today and then we have a roller coaster. as that system continues to pass to our north, by tomorrow we're going to get a little bit of a wind event kicking up late tomorrow, but it's going to drop our temperatures down into the 50s. no rain in sight, which is good when it comes to enjoying the outdoors. however, this is the latest california drought monitor that was released earlier this week. you can see the colors here. the yellow colors shows abnormally dry and this darker yellow shows areas of drought. at least 10% of california is in a drought and 40% is abnormally dry. we need the rain. right now the long range outlook isn't showing rain for february so march is our best bet. what comes into play when we're talking about the brought is the sierra snow pack.

because we haven't seen any systems, we've lost about half of that snow pack we had in november and december. we're about 58% of state average. this makes up one-third of our water supply during spring and summer. that snow melt helps to fill up reservoirs during the summer months. no rain in sight for our outlook. here is the next seven days. tomorrow afternoon the temperatures will dip and the winds will pick up. monday we're talking about windy conditions and high pressure begins to roll in to warm our temperatures up. this is a dry wind event. no rain, but it is going to kick up the higher elevations. it's not going to be as wind as last sunday. 63 degrees by tuesday and then dry and sunny for the rest of the week leading into next friday as well with 64 degrees. >> thanks. it is 7:46. still ahead. imagine doubling the down payment on a home.

i'm consumer investigator we'll show you how shared equity is making it in the bay next.

making it in the bay, back to our coverage of the bay area housing crisis. one of the biggest hurdles in buying a home is the down payment. some are getting creative to help families overcome that hurdle. we look at the nontraditional approach to home buying. >> reporter: let's look at how tough the math is. the median price of a home around the bay area is around

$1 million. with most mortgages you need 20% down and when you run the math you need about a $200,000 down payment. that figure right there is way out of reach for most families to swing on their own. so now some groups are offering a home buyin the background. it's quiet. >> reporter: lisa is about to celebrate one year in a home of her own. after years of moving and moving and moving. >> then to san jose. trying to dodge the rent increases. >> reporter: finally landing this fully remodelled three bedroom, she achieved the impossible, she bought a house on a public school teacher's salary. >> i fell like a tricked the bay area housing, absolutely. >> reporter: she bought with the

help of a san francisco company that offers to cover up to one half of a teacher's down payment. >> we're looking to help people. >> reporter: alex is the co founder. we didn't go out and give the down payments. they call it shared equity. teachers get money for a down payment now and then when they sell their home, he gets a cut. >> any profit that you've generated goes back into a similar fund to help more educators in the future. >> reporter: could you see it expanding to the general public someday. >> i think without a rich mom and dad how do i get started to be a homeowner. >> reporter: another company is already offering something similar and to the public. >> you have to change your mindset from going alone to going in unison. >> reporter: we tried to meet with unison. if you agree to give them a

slice of your home's appreciation tomorrow, they'll front part of the down payment today. >> it's like you have a rich uncle, but only better because we're business partners. >> reporter: what happens in your home loses value? both share in the loss, but home prices will continue to rise, which over the years they have about as long as government has been tracking home prices. >> the real questions revolve around the benefits to the consumer. >> reporter: brett does research for the housing institute in washington, d.c. he cautions that this isn't for ea everyone. he points out some mortgages require less than 20% down. you may have to pay more, but when you sell you keep every penny. >> if they're able to carry the monthly cost, not trading away the upside, that might be the better option. >> reporter: he has compiled 11 questions you should ask before signing up for shared equity. questions like what's the total

cost and how does the math change if you make big home improvements and what happens if you want to move. back in san jose lisa says she understands exactly what she signed up for. >> if my house value goes down, they take a loss. we're this i my house goes up, they get what they deserve because they essentially invested in our house. >> reporter: she's sold on shared equity and hopes other y ddle class families can join coming from. landon received funding from various foundations at first, but now big time investors are key, including pension funds that are willing to wait for years to see their gains and in the near term help people like you buy homes. we regularly try to help with housing issues. share yours at nbcbayarea.com.

call us at 888-996-tips. >> thanks. you've probably heard or seen by now hollywood has come to san francisco for a new movie. this is what people saw yesterday in the financial district, two people jumping off the roof shooting a scene for the matrix 4. a stunt man. they will continue filming through the weekend and next week in various parts of the city. my friends said they were told to avoid the area all weekend. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up it's the clear the shelters segment. we'll introduce you to little ms. cocoa next. growing up in la, bad air forced us indoors.

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