♪[ music ] right now we are learning the cause of a 150 acre fire near watsonville. how cal fire says the blaze started. san jose has some of the strictest water conservation rules in the bay area. the san jose water company is threatening to hit those who wastewater in the wallet. some counties are easing mass requirements. we are hearing from businesses about what it means for them. good morning, thank you for joining us. let's start with a quick check of the weather. today is going to be warm and sunny, tomorrow it is going to rain. rain will be the focus of the forecast for sunday. light showers moving in during the second half of the day. saturday we start out as

relatively warm. a cool 43 in santa rosa. if you look at where we are going for daytime s,4 degrees shot 90. 80s the bay. that is how you know it is a warm october. i will see with the rest of the forecast in just a few minutes. cal fire and ms. they lost control of a prescribed turn on the edge of the santa cruz mountains. the fire grew to 150 acres and forced evacuations. the estrada fire is in a heavy force that area. it begin a little bit before 3:00 friday afternoon. firefighters were already in place because they have been conducting an intentional burn. people who live in the area were forced to live their home. cal fire says the crews have surrounded the fire with retarded and will continue to strengthen control lines. for the latest information you

can head over to our website, kpix.com. san jose has some of the toughest water conservation measures of any major city in the state. now some southbay residents who exce theitswi a fine. >> reporter: it has been four months since san jose water asked customers to cut back, and appealing to their conscience is not working. san jose water is now going after their wallets. >> i think people should be aware there is great reason for concern. >> reporter: she says the company asked for a voluntary cut back a 15% represented by the green line. another water did see a steady decline, the customers miss the target. >> are you guys disappointed? >> i think it's hard to get people to completely change their behavior. i think that we may progress. we wish it would've been more, we encourage people to continue conservation.

>> this means customers must get used down to 15% below 2019 levels. any customer who exceeds the target will be surcper un 748 ll 0 .b3 of water this is the second year of the drought. last winter san jose had its lowest amount of rainfall, about a third. >> it's hard to imagine people do not understand the severity of the drought. please conserve, please follow the regulations we have set out. we are all in this together and we don't know what mother nature will bring this winter. >> have you looked at your water bill? it's pretty expensive. >> reporter: this homeowner not sure a penalty will be a deterrent. >> is seven dollars enough of a penalty? we will see if that changes behavior. i don't know. it may, it may not. >> reporter: the surcharge could take effect as soon as mid-november. to a wild chain of events in

oakland, a resident at a big scare when a car plowed into an transit bus pushing the bus into his home. as kpix 5 explains, the crash left him stranded inside of his home for hours. >> luckily the homeowner was not hurt, but he was inside his home at the time of the crash. he says he was upstairs. tonight he details the moment the bus came crashing into his home. >> i'm looking at everyone, i can read your lips and everyone is calling my name and i'm saying i'm up., no one can hear me. >> reporter: he tried to get people's attention after this ac transit bus came to a stop in his living room. he is a disabled vietnam veteran bound to a wheelchair after the initial shock he knew that he was okay and turned his focus to the bus driver. >> because of the sheet rock and stuff that is on the wall, i cannot see inside of the bus. i can hear this man. the

moaning was very painful. >> reporter: he called 911 right away and got a busy signal the first two times. the third time was the charm as he got through to dispatchers. by then officers were already on the scene. at that point he knew this was more than just a crash. >> i said okay, this has to be a chase. two things have happened in this neighborhood where it takes 10-15 minutes for an officer to get here. they are here in less than three minutes. >> the california highway patrol confirms a silver toyota is a stolen car. according to ac transit the car ran a red light, striking the bus and causing it to veer off. two people on the bus and the driver complained of minor injuries and the four in the toyota were injured as well. >> this is not the first time this house has been hit by a car. this corner, i don't know. it's just a magnet for

accidents. >> reporter: a neighbor was on the bus at the time and was kee hoal with head a san francisco man who went missing while kayaking in the county has been found dead. authorities say dylan flanagan went missing sunday night. he was reportedly staying with friends and celebrate his birthday and everything job promotion. search crews found his body thursday along the shoreline. an autopsy is scheduled for next week. a judge lamb state prison officials are what led up to a deadly covid-19 outbreak essay equipment. the judge tentatively ruled prison officials acted with deliberate indifference when they transferred infected inmates from a southern california prison to san quentin. the judge wrote prison officials ignore virtually every safety measure. after the transfer in may 2020 after the transfer in may 2000 2075% of inmates ended up

testing positive for covid. the outbreak led to the death of 28 inmates and a correction officer. now to a live look from berkeley where showing vaccine proof is a requirement. the mandate applies to employee rules will not apply everywhere that you go. the rollbacks demand for places where the same group of fully vaccinated people gather, including offices, college classes, and gyms. however, you still have to mask up in bars and restaurants. businesses are hoping the new rules will help them keep doors open. many customers are reluctant to wear a mask during yoga in almost 100 degree temperatures. the owner is thrilled about being able to shed the masks in her studio. >> it means the world to our business, to our students, the

way that they are confident and it will be finally backed up by have ached the hety me bk. eleto i survive thrive.no. states. they found there was zero difference in vaccination rates in state lotteries compared to those that didn't. the study was published in a health form that one researcher says the take away is it is time to move on from acting lotteries. thousands of employees across the us on strike this morning, pushing for better wages and working conditions. more than 10,000 uaw members at

john deere plans walked off the job. they joined some 1400 kellogg employees, about 24,000 healthcare workers with kaiser authorized to strike earlier this week. on monday holly where production is shut down a mini human tv sets. a human representing 60,000 crewmembers is preparing for a dozens of environmental pped wi violations. in a refinery it once operated they have agreed to pay their quality regulators $433,000 in penalties. the refinery amassed 44 violations between 2017 and 2019 for admitting just recommending excessive amounts of pollutants that can cause long-term health problems. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, parents upset about vaccine mandates in california schools repairing to take action.

not everyone approves of what they're doing. more concern over tiktok's impact on children. what a new study shows about content aimed at your kids. here is a live look outside before we had to break. we will be right back.

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news, this week hayward police warned the police about fentanyl that looks like gum. alameda county sheriff deputies are warning about a similar discovery on the area streets. the sheriff department to get out this picture writing the deputies came across brightly colored signal. -- fentanyl with a pastel pink and purple coloring. at least one a child might be attracted and ingest. new concern over tiktok's impact on children. earlier this year the wall street journal program dozens advisor registered is 13 of 15- year-olds to see the video the algorithm would show. the result was hundreds of videos about drug use, eating disorders, and portside recommendations. the head of public policy is defending the content. >> it is about a diversity of content. we look to have a lot of different kinds of sources of information. we also have ways that you are not interested is something you want to see last.

>> the company urged parents to actively watch tiktok. something that has been a challenge for millions of users. and a warning to other san francisco residents of online financial scams. the san francisco district attorney has kick started a campaign since the start of the pandemic they have seen an influx in social media scams that target committee members on apps. the district attorney's office says most cases seem to involve asian americans in the pacific islander committee. residents can report cases to the da offices fraud hotline. some families are keeping their children out of school on monday in a protest against vaccine mandates. adrian moore talk with parents on both sides of the issue. >> reporter: into classrooms could be a common site come sunday in districts up and down the state.

calls for a walk out growing louder as parents push back against the governor's covid mandate. >> the vaccine mandate, i don't think it should be forced upon anyone. >> reporter: he has a daughter at laguna creek high school. while he doesn't plan to take part he supports those who are. >> it is a personal choice. if you wanted that's fine, if not that should be okay also. >> reporter: this woman found out in a facebook group. >> my first reaction if it is ridiculous. >> reporter: her daughter is a cancer survivor and believes parents can send a message without impacting their child's learning. >> having children out of school when they definitely need to have some sense of normalcy after the last 18 months is so critical. speak up for what you believe in, yet let's let our kids learn and try to support our staff where we can. >> reporter: that sentiment shared by the superintendent who in a letter said please let us continue to educate them in

school and in person. if you have strong feelings against vaccination mandates, consider sending an email video message to the governor. here is a new concept when it comes to getting people vaccinated, burgers, shakes, and shots. a mcdonald's hosted a pop-up acting clinic inside of his restaurant. people were able to come in, order lunch and get a covid vaccine. when our cameras were there several people took advantage of the opportunity. we are going to start out focusing on how nice today will be. it will be warm and sunny if you enjoy that kind of weather. the first half of the weekend will fit that. the second half of the weekend we get into the other kind of fall, much cooler with a small chance of their light rain for the second half of sunday. we start off by taking a look outside. our camera on top of the mark hopkins looking out toward the east and checking in on the view over the shoulder of the

transatlantic tower. the numbers are mild, only 50 degrees in concord.. it is cool in the north bay valleys, that's one of the good things about having a color- coded map. you can actually see the pool of deeper blue shading below the 50s of the green on here. you can visualize where the cold air cools out across the bay area on our mornings where if you get those interior valleys where you don't get much mixing and the cooler air settles down to the bottom that is where your colder locations will be. daytime highs today, 87 in concord and livermore, 85 in san jose, we top out at 85 in santa rosa. here is how you know, 77 in the city. 3 degrees shy of 80. that is a warm day. the cities like the canary and the coal mine you want to see if it is a one-day, are you in

the upper 70s in the city? yes. here is how it changes, we play the futurecast for and bring what looks to be a very impressive line of showers on this particular forecast model we are using this to look at the timing and to see the next one. watch how it plays out. that is tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. that is where we get our first line of rain. once that passes, there is another one. that one starts to work its way here and tries to bring us rain for the second half of next week . we will go into more on that in the seven-day forecast. this is sunday, watching a really fast. from sunday in the afternoon to sunday in the evening the trail in front moves across the bay area and we don't really get a hold on out of this. the best way to look at it is where the rain where you can actually measure it? i want to

bring them back to show us what sunday's totals look like. that will tell us the story of w ouifwe take a look atofan in n may be in the bay area. it is betterth perhaps as much as 3/10 of rain or maybe three quarters of an inch of rain. in the seven-day forecast covers a light chance of rain. monday we clear out, look at the daytime highs. once the system comes through we clear down in a big way. you will stay there around the 70 degrees mark until we get to the end of the week. by wednesday and friday of next week two other systems will come through and try to bring more rain. neither look overly impressive for the bay area. they will be for northernmost california. those two systems are great

news because they're going to put enough rain on the landscape north of the bay area. the question in terms of how much rain we get is still unresolved and doesn't look like a lot. at this point it looks like more than sunday, but that is not saying a lot. it will be active. we will have rain opportunities to track tyiste he nexven days. disappointment. i heard perhaps soaking rain in the forecast later in to the week. you are saying will be not. >> it doesn't look like soaking rain for us. that were still applies for northernmost california, which is still something worth talking about. good morning, everyone. we had some good games last night. the alcs a hair raiser. san jose state seeking an upset. and the cal bears looking for

good morning, everyone. it is easy to look at the cal 1- 4 record and toss them to the side, and had they executed better in about one snap per loss they could easily be 4 in 1. justin wilcox facing the ninth-ranked eugene for the oregon ducks. tightend 10, early fourth quarter the short touchdown pass. cal leaves the duck 17-10. under five minutes to play, that is anthony brown of oregon taking off and somehow finds the piled on, the ducks are up 24-17. five seconds left.

he's already has some heroics. fourth and goal for the bears, this time there is nothing there. 24-17 win, another heartbreaking loss for cal who falls to 1 in 5. steph curry and the warriors hosting portland in their preseason finale. steph curry in midseason form. the circus man, have some! he scored 21 in the first half, in of the third contact, no problem. how about seven threes, 41 points for steph curry. he only played three quarters. i know the preseason records do not mean much, but the warriors win 5-0, we will take it. next up tuesday against the lakers at the staples center. it's the off-season, logan webb be sure frontline a moving forward. some key pieces are frgency, bu

now, who do we root for the rest of the way? maybe dusty baker? game one of the alcs, austin up 3-1, not anymore. josc hanger, a two run homer. the game is tied at three. next inning, carlos correa, the disrespect. and he takes the gloves off at home plate just a solo shot, he put the astros ahead for good. the astros are up again a game to nine. also, san diego state beat san jose state 19-13 in double overtime. have a great morning. cal fire taking the blame

on starting a fire in watsonville. the survivor of a road rage incident is speaking out. he says police are looking for the wrong car in the investigation. we will be back in a moment.

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let's start with a quick check of our weather. >> it's going to bear. temperatures will be well into the 80s for most locations, near 90s for inland valleys. 77 for the daytime high. only 55 in san francisco. our cool spot is santa rosa. as we look ahead to daytime highs you will see for 11 parts 86 in general. i will show you numbers a little higher when we get into the complete forecast. tomorrow it gets much cooler with a small chance of light rain for the second half of sunday. cal fire admits the fire burning on the edge of the santa cruz mountains began as a prescribed burn and jump control lines and is numbered at least 150 acres. the estrada fire is in a heavily for stirred area . it

began around 2:40 pm yesterday afternoon. firefighters were already there because they have been conducting an intentional burn. the people who live in that area were forced to leave their home. the crews have surrounded the fire with retarded and will continue to strengthen control lines. for the latest information head over to our website, kpix.com. four people including a pregnant woman are alive, but severely injured after a small lane crashed on thursday. we are learning it may have been an experiment aircraft. drone 13 in wilton shows the runway where the plane took off and the path to where it crash landed. where told the plane was in the air for less than a minute before hitting the ground, fast.[ clip playing ] >> reporter: what is believed to be the a.m.-to -- am-2

aircraft is on this long. >> i had to come back here to see it. >> steve sharp this is the crash site one day later. he's one of the first people to see the crash, united fire extinguisher and help those on board. >> the plane hit the ground and i hit the side of the road and grab my fire extinguisher. >> he calls it a miracle that everyone made it out alive. >> it's crazy to see a mangled airplane and to know five body survive. >> reporter: crews look into what went wrong. the planet crumpled mass. for steve he says he was in the right place at the right time. it also credits the pilot skills. >> it's fate that i was here and also faith that he put the plane down where he did. >> the neighborhood near is near

a small airport and considers itself a aviation committee. committee members say there has not been a crash landing like this for decades. a surviving witness to a roadway shooting that killed his knee says police are looking for the wrong vehicle. the 15-year-old was gunned down last week. kpix 5 spoke to the uncle survived the attack. >> reporter: oakland police say this is the car, a two door honda accord. investigators say someone from the car shot and killed some are young she was riding in her uncles car last wednesday night. >> i don't think it is the actual car. >> reporter: the uncle says he remembers the suspects car was a silver four-door acura with a broken passenger tail light. family anthe police agree on

one thing, they want to catch the shooter. >> he that up -- sped up, as i tried to get back in front of them. >> reporter: investigators say the motive was road rage. >> is one what i could've done better. i could've pulled over, just let that cargo. to score different route. >> the victim's mom was the shooter in jail before he hurts another family. >> i philip said. people really do go out to cause pain. you shot at 15-year-old girl. you shot someone so innocent. what is that proving except for that you are a lowlife. >> reporter: the family says there is room for forgiveness. >> of course i want justice. but what wenger do? it'll just have me driving on the street map. >> reporter: friends and teachers held a vigil for the student yesterday.

she loves crime shows and wanted to be a forensic technician. >> i want to become a forensic technician to help solve unsolved murders. >> reporter: now the families hoping that someone will speak up. >> young southwest oaklands 109th, side of the year. ahead of the states largest unit has been arrested on theft and fraud charges. alma hernandez has stepped down . she held the post since 2016. the attorney general just filed felony charges against hernandez and her husband. they are accused of filing false tax returns and other reporting income by nearly one half million dollars over five years. if convicted the couple could face prison time. police in great britain are now treating the killing of a member of parliament as a terrorist attack. a an initial investigation has revealed a motivation link to

islamic extremism. last night dozens gathered to remember a man stabbed multiple times yesterday while meeting with constituents. mourners say he was well-liked and had a reputation for working hard for those he represented. >> it's been a good friend to us, kind and very generous. he shown us a lot of love which you don't always think about when you think about politicians. to say that he will be sadly missed is an understatement. >> the victim was a social conservative on the right of his party. at 25-year-old man is now under arrest on suspicion of murder. former president bill clinton is on the mend in a southern california hospital after and knock over related infection. a spokesperson says he was admitted to the university of california irvine medical center tuesday. he was attending providence in the area.

>> at the first event he started to feel lightheaded and was brought to a hospital. at that hospital it was found that he had an infection in his blood. they looked all over his body and brain and the infection source was found to be urine. >> a clinton spokesperson says he is in good spirits and incredibly thankful to those provided with excellent care he added he is responding well to antibiotics. he is faced other health issues since he was president including quadruple bypass surgery and a procedure to insert two stents in his heart. an fda advisory panel is giving johnson & johnson booster shot a thumbs up. final approval could come next week. skyler henry has the latest on the federal decisions on vaccines. the fda advisory panel

unanimously voted to recommend the johnson & johnson booster shot for the more than 15 million americans who have received the single dose vaccine. >> we have 19 out of 19 unanimous yes votes for this question. >> reporter: the committee did not provide a definitive timeframe and said everyone 18 and older should wait at least two months after the first j&j shot, but suggested six months might produce better results. during the discussion experts point to evidence the vaccine appears less protective over time then the two does moderna and pfizer shots. >> all of the data does not fully online with this being a vaccine that retains excellent activity over time against all forms of disease or even severe forms. >> reporter: on thursday the same committee recommended the moderna booster shot, but restricted that to seniors over 65, younger people with certain health conditions and workers more potentially exposed. >> many may be suffering breakthrough infections, but the protection from severe disease is still holding up

quite well for all of the vaccines. >> reporter: the federal effort to provide boosters comes as about x million americans eligible main unvaccinated. skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >> the j&j and moderna commendations need approval from the fda and cdc. two of its return and we are getting a taste of the gourmet meals you can expect. > on a innovative housing solution for young people. that is one of

it is a big week for foodies in san francisco, restaurant week and eat-drink sf began on friday. >> reporter: it is an all-star collaboration, three top chefs teamed up to create this for smeal to kick off eat drink sf and restaurant week. tonight's pairing was sold out.

>> all of us, we need some help obviously. restaurant week will bring in some new customers. hopefully we are going to make it really is -- it regulars. >> reporter: it includes special prefix menus. for more than 150 restaurants, anywhere from $10-$65. >> it's just like old times. it's like we are back, it feels normal. >> reporter: she said this is the first such dining event she has participated in since the pandemic. >> we were looking for something fun to do to get out and support the economy and get san francisco back on its feet. we decided to splash out and found this dinner. >> for suzette tonight was a much needed reunion with her culinary family and a way to say thank you to diners.

>> i think all of us are so grateful for our industry still standing, and for those who didn't make it, how hard it is to acknowledge that. we really want to be the spokesperson for a better industry. >> the promotional dining event runs for 10 > k the golden gate bridge where we are learning more about an idea that had immediate pushback. there is an update on plans to charge parking fees and national park sites in the bay area. the national park service got the message and is backing down on charging fees for now. the idea was to charge three box per hour to parking some of the most popular each spots. the money would've been used for basic maintenance. public comment was taken on the plan and they heard some of the same concerns we did when we spoke to be scores last month. >> some people are not able to

come out and parking will put another criteria where they won't be able to enjoy. >> where is the money coming from to keep it clean right now ? what will the extra money due to make a better? >> those beachgoers were not the only ones, a bay area news group says democratic lawmakers came out against the plan. it was officially shelved this week. the national park service say we've heard the concerns loud and clear and as a result our removing close to parking lots from consideration of this the proposal for now. shifting our attention to the focus, a beautiful start to the day from this camera on top of the mark hopkins hotel. sunrises and happening until about 7:15 am today. this is the golden half hour or the sky will look really pretty. okay, morning lows in the low 40s in the north valleys.

contrasting that with the daytime highs, a totally different story. it's going to be warm, middle to upper 80s for most valleys of the space. 85 in san jose and santa rosa. and i'll talk about approaching rain, let's get specific on how much we may actually see. the first system is tomorrow. we'll look at this in and that more detail and you will see how this will not be a whole lot of rain if any, but still good rain for northern california. there is the first system and here comes the next. that one comes in for the middle of next week. there are two more after that one and will look at those again coming up on the big picture. we're going to watch this on the high-resolution forecast model. watch the showers from sunday afternoon into sunday evening. it doesn't like a whole lot likely won't be if we look at the forecast for accumulated

rainfall we are only talking about 100th of an inch of rain for the majority of us. not a lot, and light sprinkle perhaps the second half of tomorrow. much better rain up north. if we look in the sierra this will be a better snow maker. we're talking a half foot. this storm will be able to use the mountains and the lift the balance will provide to drop more precipitation and in this case it will come as no. a better system there. if we watch the next few days, the take away is it will be really active in the pacific, but most of the storms come a little too far north for it to rain much at your house. that doesn't me we are not going to see pretty impressive storms over the next few days. there is sunday, up on the far northern coast.

here comes the next one. that is the wednesday system. notice the southern end falls apart. we likely do not get a lot of rain out of wednesday system either. here comes the next one. that one arrives by the time we get into saturday. really good looking storm for most of the west coast including northernmost california, but down here at home we are just getting the leftovers. i found like a broken record, this looks really good and it is finally the first on the looks really good. a hugely important caveat, we're looking back to monday, october 25, one week from this coming monday. that is too far to look at these forecast models and put that much specificity on this. we are not going to the bank on the idea that we are getting a huge soaking rain storm 10 days from now. the way that it is working out, it is light rain from each of the first three. still really good news.

we are going to get soaking rains on the northern california landscape where we need it most for fire season. we are getting significant state -- rainmakers in the state in that regard. blkbuster storms. g to be they willlinin timew much light rain we might get on sunday and again on wednesday and then friday of next week. just don't get your hopes up t umbrella's out for long or we are going to have soaking rains here in the bay area. >> you said someone is going to get rain, is just north of here. i feel the rain dance we discussed before could maybe move that a little south? >> keep your fingers crossed. the fact that we are getting it at all and the amounts that we are is still very good news. an with a heart for the homeless is providing a place for healing and an innovative housing solution for young

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the interface job-training program helps to hundred people per year earning livable wage. they choose among several vocational pathways from marketing and entrepreneurship to teaching and community organizing. >> we see youth who feel their lives have no meeting. >> the program provides a place where they are seen, heard, and empowered. >> my calling really involves being an ally with young people, helping to facilitate youth becoming powerful and powerfully being themselves. >> that feeling led to the tiny homes empowerment village. youth spirit artwork participate came up with the idea in 2017. the vision for 100 tiny homes for an house youth became a reality this year when the first set of two dozen tiny homes open in east oakland. >> i have been staying at various friends and family houses. it means everything to

me. >> tiny house glitch manager angela griffin said the project success reflects sally's commitment to the young leaders. >> sally is half human and half amazing. >> sally is a jack of all trades. she sees a need as she tries her hardest to meet it. >> for helping young people find a new start through youth spirit artworks, this week's jefferson award in thbay area goes to sally hyman. if you know a quiet hero who rate jobs in the community nominate that person. you can find the online form at kpix.com/era . make sure that you provide details about how your nominee is serving your committee. a miraculous rescue in new york while hiking with her owner a small dog was trapped in normal -- narrow credits.

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time for a look at this morning top stories. cal fire admitting to starting

the estrada fire. according to the agency it is an escape controlled burn. the fire has burned around 150 acres. the san jose water company has filed a request to start charging surcharges to customers who used too much water. the company asked customers to cut back by months ago. after that didn't work it is hoping the fines will. last night was the 1st for rollbacks on mask restrictions. this is a hoping the new rules will help them keep doors open after seeing major decreases in clientele. multiple law enforcement agencies warning about fentanyl that looks like gum with a pastel pink and purple coloring. deputies worn children might be attractive. the national park service is holding off at parking fees that some beaches for now.

after a major push back they decided against the idea. sunrise coming up at 7:19 am. we are going to take a look and enjoy the view. that is the view looking east toward the horizon. once you get further east there is a beautiful amount of light filling the sky. it looks great. daytime highs for today, temperatures well into the mid- 80s. there is a drop in temperatures that shows up for sunday. ball is coming back, cooler with a small chance for rain not only for san francisco and oakland but also our microclimates. >> thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. the news continues all day on cbsn. we was see yo

narrator: today on "lucky dog", with a bad case of anxiety, this sweet papillon-spaniel mix was being overlooked at the shelter until eric rescued her. petal could be the furry friend that lonely los angeles transplant is looking for. franziska: now is the perfect time for me to get a dog. i work from home. i've kind of gotten my routine down. narrator: but first, eric will have to coax this shy girl out of her shell. eric: we'll start slow, all right?

start really slow.