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>> so we got august i -- augy in december. >> this is augy the boy. >> 2016. 15 month. >> fifteen month. >> here, augy. this is your close up. >> then we got him a sister in july. >> because he was lonely. >> tilly is seven month. >> what's in a name, augy? >> august gust it is, courtney's favorite charge nerve willy wonka. >> love it. >> and then tilly another german name that we use. >> what do you think about this whole underdog frenzy right now? >> i this is it is great. they both love it. and we are all cheering for >> well you have your pride, your shirt on right there, i like the pink eagles shirt. >> yes, thank you. >> what's typical augy and tille house? >> usually their day consists cents of waking us up at 4:00 a.m., then we let them out. they can run outside without us now. that's good. and whenever they're tired they're really good. so but they've, you know, just dogs in general, they've brgh lives. >> oh, so wonderful. we love your underdogs, certainly take the cake. every e one we want to bring in hopefully tilly won't eat the cake. we have wond

club." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: augie is his name?. >> jimmy: dos equis, yeah. >> but no, we -- so, we went to the strip club, me and the most interesting man in the world. [ laughter ] at an atlanta strip club at 3:00 in the morning. >> jimmy: and is he the most interesting man in the world? >> dude, he reconnected a a father with his son. it was weird. [ laughter ] he was amazing. this guy -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: at a strip club? >> he was sitting -- we was at the club. this sounds made up, but please, follow me on instagram. [ laughter ] i documented it. >> jimmy: really? >> it was awesome. this guy is awesome. he really is interesting. >> jimmy: wow. [ light laughter ] >> he was over there and he was like, "hey, man, that guy is with his son right now." and it was just this old white dude and a young white dude. and i was like, "that's a a little racist and presumptuous." [ light laughter ] he said, "i'm going to go talk to them." i was like, "don't." [ light laughter ] he walks over there and he starts talking to them. at first

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on ellen today, angie johnson -- augie johnson will talk about pulling a 2-year-old boy from the mud carried more than a half mile down stream. that segment will air at 4:00 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. >>> we'll look forward to it. we enjoy the day. the rain is on the way for later this week. >> we'll start to see the rain moving in. today we have nothing but sunshine around the bay area. let's get out there as we get a look if mt. hamilton. we can see before our eyes, the skies are all clearing over the south bay. the clouth are rolling back. as we get a live look outside, sunol is 52 degrees. we can see the clouds developing there. you will see the sunshine very soon. like we're seeing it now in san francisco from at&t park. a nice breeze and it was so foggy this morning, now we are still in those cool temperatures. weenl make it into the mid to upper 50s for much of the bay area. we're only at 51 in morgan hill where we had some very dense fog. in san jose, it is now 54 degrees. as we look at our trend for the rest of the day, evergreen. we'll reach about 60 degrees. really c

the guy holding the camera, augie, my photographer, will take the last ferry ride back to new jersey tonight. how about this, a local hardware store i went to today told me they didn't sell a lot of rock salt and shovels because they have already had microstorms over the last few weeks and a lot of people seem to already be stocked up. live in lewis, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >>> the jersey shore was expected to endi up with the mot snow. these crews loaded up their trucks with salt and brine solution today. they're pretreating roads with brine now and once the snow begins, screws will spread salt sprayed with magnesium chloride to help combat the cold. >> the salt only remains active to plus 15 to 17 degrees and then the magnesium chloride will keep the salt active up to minus 17 degrees. >> crews say because the snow is expected to be light and fluffy, they'll face the added challenge of it blowing back onto the roads that have already been plowed. >> the bitter cold can take a toll on your heating bill. all new at 5:00, we show you how a local food bank is helping those in need st

keen to get to know said fluffy friend but the fluffy friend was a little more keen to get to know augy was having a good time chasing the dog around, hopping around. i know another little bunny who likes to do this with puppies, particularly ones that there smaller than he is. >> frank verses the dog. >> frank's like nothing to see here. >> oh, my god. he's an attack bunny. >> he plays coy and then out of nowhere. look, i'm just licking -- and out. >> look how sneaky he is. >> frank ownry does it with dogs his size. >> the pit bull he's like, no, you win. >> all good. >>> enjoy the blue super moon. blood moon. >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write down this toll-free number now. right now, in areas like yours, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you're on a fixed income or concerned about rising prices, learn about affordable whole life insurance with a lifetime rate lock that guarantees your rate can never increase for any reason. if you did not recei