. >> we watched a moment where hana and chay was like souls connecting. and whether it was intuition and gut, it was really deep connection of two spirits coming together. >> hopefully chay right now will help me with my physical aspect and my emotional aspect of gaining strength. >> chay is a ten-year-old mustang and rescue. nice connection between the two. >> somebody who has a horse herself. >> i can relate. >>> as we get to kpix 5, there are showers and snow showers on the mendocino county shoreline. and you can see the snow in white. the rain mostly offshore. it's going to be a similar situation for the bay area. we approach sunrise already. a few pop-up showers. they forgot to add water to the recipe. the result, there's not -- they've got wind, we've got much colder readings but not in the way of clouds or moisture. we look at the golden gate bridge. we were in the low 70s yesterday. san francisco this morning at 7:00 a.m. was 49 degrees. and now in san francisco, it's only 48. it has not changed much in 12 hours. here's what's happening. low press

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this 4-year-old chai wawa was thrown off -- chihuahua was thrown off the seventh floor of a building and his owner found him on ground. best was taken into custody and booked into jail on several charges. >>> a man has a life threatening injury this morning caused by winds in san francisco. strong gusts blew down fencing around a construction site and hit two people walking by. kpix5 joe has the story. >> a gust of wind and whole fence started to waive and the back end of the fence was plywood and people got squished under it. >> the fence collapsed and a big piece of plywood behind it hit a man and woman walking down the sidewalk. both whurt. >> this is the part that hit him. >> she tells me the man was the one more seriously injured and ambulances rushed both to the hop. >> he didn't know he was bleeding from the back of the head. he was trying to get up. i told him to stay down and to wait because -- not to get up. he put his hand on the back of his head and looked at his hand and said, wow, i didn't notice i was bleeding then started freaking out a bit. >> workers spent time taki

chai chasing 60 for your sunday and then upper 50s as we move toward early next week but then by thenext week, we're looking at more clouds and cooler conditions just in time as we head toward, yeah, the next weekend. dawn? >> all right, thank you, scott. >>> tom srendenschek in the house with what's coming up in sports. >> dawn, good to be here. thank you. ncaa seems to be on the brink of a major scandal. but what happened in west philadelphia the last two nights is good for the purist soul. my thoughts why are coming you neck. ♪ - honey, look what we got! - [narrator] going big... (yelling) - [narrator] isn't always best. - who's our little puppy? - sweetheart, daddy got you a new. sweetheart? elizabeth, where are you? she's under the bears! - [narrator] unless it's a aaa plus membership. - woo! - [narrator] get 100 towing miles and free emergency gas delivery. when going big is best. aaa. go ahead. - [man] woo! .♪ >>> in a shocking development just into fox news there's corruption in ncaa college basketball. didn't take you till 11:20 on friday night for to you probably figure tha

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>> can we put a chai run at the bottom of the screen -- >> sean: fox news alert. >> cnn off the railseven at the national prayer breakfast, t they were talking about russians, triple the amount of the national prayer breakfast, like they were going to infiltrate the national prayer breakfast. it was shameful. >> sean: joe, i guess this makes you different that some of your colleagues. they claim to have a monopoly on compassion. it looks like conservatives seem to understand that you can't bribe dictators and sucking up to those that are abusingsi humn rights on a daily basis are not worth being friends with and that the only antidote is strength. >> theld proverb in terms of media, sean, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. in this case, it wasn't only trump supporters that were rolling their eyes, i saw plenty of pushback from independence, democrats, because they saw an american press that was glamorizing a woman he was the director of propaganda and agitation, the soviets collect "agi prop" ." "the new york times" ceo was on cnbc today defending the coverage. he said "no reader can