. >> tell me about matty's pet adoption day. everybody can take home a pet for free.p next weekend. >> 77 different organizations and four counties that are trying to empty their shelters. we will give away about $4 million to the agencies to help with their financial challenges associated with being an adoption agency. all these guys are going to find loving homes. that's what it's about. >> i always say it's a win/win/win. people get free puts free friends, the pet gets a home and the shelter gets money from matty's fund. it's a great thing. you can find out more about it on our website kpix.com. thank you for joining us this morning. >>> tomorrow on kpix 5 this morning, why people want to give taxpayer money to professional sports teams. >> under in circumstances. since the jant's baseball giant's baseball park you don't provide money anymore. you can do infrastructure like we did and things of that nature but you can't do what was done by half of the raiders during al davis's years and give them 60, 70 80 million dollars. also we'll talk about airport safety after

>> mattie, actually from the states.from around here. >> and she just graduated on saturday! >> back with the ice storm the only place, that was open here on the main line. when everybody's power was out, the folk here, said the entire neighborhood, because they have a generator in the back speaking of graduate, another graduate, hi, what's your name? >> hillary sands. >> you just graduated from? >> temple university. >> yahoo temple in the howls. our regular on your stop through town here. what's your favorite? >> i love the spinach omlets. >> halfway down there. come on down here, we got some more regulars. up and down the main line here you know, all of the defendant rent neighborhoods have the spot. and this is the spot, what's your name? >> marion walsh. >> joan. >> now you're a regular here. >> i'm regular. >> what's the favorite thing on the men knew. >> you're killing me. for dinner, broil seafood combination. >> little cocktail here? >> i may have to do that. >> when you come here for dish, they have a little ba

. >> all right mattie, what you got on the roads? >> reporter: ready to head to the shore? i know i am. i know i didn't go, the boardwalk eateries would suffer financially. if you're heading out along 42 southbound along the ac expressway. so far so good. speaking of the ac expressway, i think the volume will kick in around 1:00, or 2:00 p.m. if you're waiting between 5 and 6:00. you don't have to pay the egg harbor tolls apromotional event along the ac expressway means no toll. if you're traveling between sea isle city and avalon, not so easy. they did not if i know finish up the -- finish up the townsend bridge, that means you have to go on the mainland and use the parkway instead. speaking of townsend, delawares there's an overturned box truck it will be out of there shortly. rehoboth beach and beth knee beach is looking good through highway and delaware. time for the computer report. the northeast extension heading toward the lehigh valley and the poconos is gone. 378 there's an accident looks like that's out of the way now though. >> video from the syrian civil defense

. >>> mattie platt 23,000. [cheers] . >>> so, that's what political morning looks like, the man who led the labor cool pain, he would have been foreign secretary, you think he would be safe but he has been booted out by a 20 year old student. >>> a rising star, in a rising party. >>> if that looks bad, he had a worse night labor in scotland, now without a loader. >>> jim murphy out. and, brute tal as predicted. >>> i don't know the answer to that question. >>> i think it can, if you listen to the amazing speech, when he visited. and he's a remarkable individual. he can bring it back. >>> i hope he can. >>> this is their night listen to that. that's because they just managed to out of another politician. >>> this has been labors. >>> not any more. >>> labor has been losing the trust of people for many years and, failed to heed repeated warnings, and, putting the trust n.s. n.p., and make it, and ab voice. and that's what we intend to do. >>> itit is astonishing. her party won six seats and wawa difference. >>> i

linda: duffy x duffy is the manufacturer of the boat and the name of the boat is the matty bell named after my grandmother. brian: your grandmother on what side and what was her full anymore? linda: my dad's mother who is mattie bell robinson. >> and there is a robinson name on the island, isn't there somewhere? linda: yes, there is. a robinson's point, which is where the lighthouse is. brian: so when you go out fishing, do you have a cell phone now? linda: i do not. i'm a dinosaur. i'm probably one of the only people on the planet who does not have a cell phone but i have a v.h.f. radio. brian: can you talk to your mother whatever -- ifrl i can. i have a hand held v.h.f. at home that if my mom needs to get in touch with my dad or i she can call us on the radio. brian: how long do you think your father will continue being your sternman? linda: i hope a long time. he's 72 now but he's in great shape. loves working every day. he can work me under the table so i'm sure he'll be going strong for some time. brian: when deretire from his other job at bath iron works? linda: at the age of 65

her competitor is matty morales. the state senate fifth district which covers a large part of northeast philadelphia. there's a special election there. the democrat mike stack became the governor in january. democratic candidates john sabotino jr. is running against ken daly. voters can weigh in on universal pre-k. students from a pre-k program in southwest philadelphia do the in on the action. they symbolically voted yes on the ballot measure. district attorney seth williams was there as a show of support. he supports it and endorses that. the ballot endorses the nonbinding referendum about whether the school reform should be abolished. the polls across pennsylvania will be open in a little less than two hours. i'm vai sikahema "nbc 10." >>> happening today, u.s. attorney general loretta lynch will travel to cincinnati as part of a national tour spotlighting relationships between police and the communities. she's expected to talk with the city's leaders to discuss programs that mix some innovative policing with publ

founded by workday co-founder dave duffield and his wife and named after their pet miniature schnauzer mattyhey pay us for each adoption that we do. that money is very important to us. it's a huge funding source for us for medical care life-saving medical care that we provide for homeless pets throughout the year. >> this is kitten season, which means there's a lot of kitties pouring in. sought fact they're able to adopt out all of these dogs and cats is really a big help. that means they can take in all of those kittens during kitten season. now, at this shelter there are only two dogs left and i am holding one of them. i would like into the deuce to you gumbo. gumbo is 12 years old. he has no teeth. but he has a big, big heart. and he's such a cuddle bunny. and he's so sweet. and he is looking for a good home tonight. so if you can help out. he's a little miniature chihuahua. and he really needs a good home. so i don't know. terry, peggy? >> oh my goodness. it's a good thing marian is there doing the story and not us because boy. >> one thing i do want to point out is to let you know that

we're hoping she finds a home today. >> reporter: how much does the pet adoption days bey mattie's fundraise for you last year? >> last year was about $77,000, which means that we are a municipal shelter and we're always counting 0 our pennies, so that's really helpful to be able to do a few extra things. even helps get them some medical care that we might not be able to provide. >> reporter: so it covers the cost and then some. last year you had over 100 animals adopted. >> 110 animals found new homes. >> reporter: so is you're hoping maybe today will make the difference. you've got 30 dogs and 17 counts. >> 47 animals so far. i would love to see us at 100. that would be the goal to get a lot more animals out, which means we have room for more animals, and those animals get into great homes. >> reporter: thanks so much, martha. if you are still on the fence about adopting a pet, oakland animal services is a great place to do it but they also have participating animal shelters in contra costa county, alameda county, san francisco and santa clara as w. oakland animal services opens at 10

charlie who i adopted just about seven years ago and speaking of adoption this weekend marks the annual matti free pet adoption project. the goal here to empty out the shelters. the free event runs saturday and sunday at participating shelters in alameda, santa clara and san francisco county. 40,000 people expected at foster city. the family friendly admission free event has an old fashioned carnival, plenty of food and music. it is located add -- adjacent to the lagoon. >>> there's also the milpitas art festival and the beer festival. i'm mike mibach and that's your weekend watch. >>> on ktvu.com you will find more information on all the events taking place this weekend. just look for the entertainment button right on the front page. >> while the warriors grab all the headlines, san francisco giants quietly edging toward first place. >>> plus we're going to hear from harrison barnes on his monster fourth quarter against the rockets. we have mark ibanez on deck for all the sports news. >>> and the nation's top collegiate golfer is a star from the team from stanford. the unlikely upbringing he

we see mattis and as a very active and engaged local partisan. and there is a reason why madison comes before jefferson and the title of our book. but he has come down in history wrongly, as this cerebral man who is not particularly quotable. john adams. we all remember him from hbo. colorful, often press up and we don't often remember his interviews. alexander hamilton may be in the process of being revived as a hip-hop star. but the historical hamilton had no room for popular enthusiasm of any kind and looked down on the people and it shows in his writing which is thick and not pretty. so we are left with jefferson who calls america the world's best hope. and most to play a role in modern american politics have conceived of the world's best hope as a reiteration of the post world war ii rescuing of year. as an economy on solid footing that can rebuild stricken nations or transform a japanese enemy into a staunch ally. america has the perfect model for this. and it was jefferson who could teach. democracies news was america's moral backbone. and

james mattis in this scene and server both terms alone, although madison and jefferson had tried to alter that perception, we see madison is a very act give engaged political parties and then there's a reason why madison comes before jefferson in the title of our book. but he has come down in history wrongly is this merely cerebral man who's not particularly quotable. john adams. you all remember him from hbo. colorful, often press and, but not inspirational. don't remember his language either. alexander hamilton may be in the process of being revised as they have pop star. but the historical hamilton was too full of himself had no room for popular pc azimuth anytime look down on the people in the shows of this writing which is thick and unpretty. so we are left with jefferson who called america the world's best hope. most to play a role in modern american politics that conceived of this world's best hope is a reiteration of the post world war ii rescuing on the devastating your present economy and a solid footing that could read those strict nations were transported the japanese and you

occasion is the sixth annual mattie's pet adoption days.icipating at nearly 100 locations. those include stone ridge mall oakland a animals services and baldwin park in concord. dogs and cats are eager to become part of your family. be warned, it's hard it resist some of those big puppy eyes. >>> yesterday there was the opening of the observatory on the new world trade center tower. the public viewing areas are located on 1900th to 102nd floors of the budding and has some of the most scenic views of the bay area. you can get to the bottom to the top in about 1 minute the. >>> next a three-car crash that left one people dead in oakland. the hunt is on for the person responsible. plus a 12-hour long stand off comes to an end. [♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy to look around ♪ . >> it's saturday, may 30th. thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the

thanks to a donation from mattie's fund. >> we will have more animals out tomorrow.are being spade and neutered today, so they'll be out tomorrow. >> reporter: by the end of the day, more than 150 dogs and cats were adjusting to new homes, the shelter even offered free adoption for other animals, including rabbits. after watching nbc bay area news earlier this evening and seeing gumbo, chris and darlene rushed down to the shelter to adopt him. >> you know, nobody really wants an older dog, so we have the room for him, and we want to give him a last few years of his life. so gumbo kind of fits that description. >> reporter: now gumbo is going home with his new parents and new siblings smokey and cheddar, a recipe for a sweet life. we are glad to help out little gumbo, what a cute guy. in san martin as well they took advantage of the program and were able to adopt out 60 cats and dogs there. here's a shelter starting tomorrow morning at 11:00, about 25 dogs and cats available for free adoption. reporting live in san jose marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> that is su

. >> mattie? >> guiliano says even his childhood memories are tied to the drug trade. >> my father was an alleged cocaine dealer. i remember it before i was 10 years old bringing to school show and tell a homemade drug thing, the razors, the fake lines, a cut-up pepsi bottle. give these to phil. >> five years ago, giuliano was convicted of conspiracy to violate drug laws. >> welcome to the jungle. >> he served a three-year sentence in prison. >> that was for a charge i picked up here in this unit, as a matter of fact. cell 21. they alleged that i was smuggling drugs into the jail for profit. >> while guiliano wouldn't discuss the specifics of the case, he says that if drugs did make it into the jail, there would be a ready market. >> hold it down, kid. something that goes for $10 on the street goes for $100, a pack of cigarettes $100, very profitable. >> but these days, guiliano says he has a very different set of concerns. how are you? >> just do your job. >> you got it. >> a few years ago they c

. >> it was painted in honor of his friend henry mattis and told last for $39 million. >> it is a masterpieceth mark for the artist. >> and also pointing man sculpture fetched $141 million, the most ever for a sculpture at auction. >> at $126 million, for the pointing map. >> megarich buyers have deemed art a good investment. last year wynn from the casino painted $102 million for this painting and this painting sold for $120 million. and then private sales. this year this paul goingan painting told nor nearly $300 million. and what zp one -- does one do for a $100 million painting, well for the 1% of the 1%, it comes with bragging rights until the next art auction. >> our senior editor jerry plarjs joins me tonight. and this seems like a beautiful painting but is it a crazy price? >> it is a crazy price. and it is a beautiful painting. there is a paradox. the few of very few that about 11:48 that you see beauty value, photo paintings all smashing together. listen in 1997 this painting sold to a saudi collector for $31 million. that collector kept it in private in an apartment in london in so

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. >> isis fighters have taken control of the city of ra matty.e claims to show them battling iraqi soldiers. keep in mind nbc news cannot verify the authenticity of the video. thousands are attempting to flee the city and 500 people were allegedly killed in the fighting. >> none of that having a big impact on the oil. we have the oil close update. >> that's right. and the video you just showed sometimes traders will see that whether it's confirmed and spur fear in the market place. we will see prices rise. crude is down more than 1%. this is still the june contract. it's going to expire tomorrow after the close and that is creating the volatility to the downside. traders this morning saying they were expecting to see that selling pressure intensify as the day went on. if you look at the chart, you will see that is what happened. a close under 59 would be paramount, but we won't get there today. to see the headlines and not have a rekz. back to you. >> lumber liquidators. the question is why. bob? >> it has been occupying my time for an hour and a

>> mattie, what's going on? >> they're coming. >> who is? who is coming? >> they're coming?, it's inspired many horror movies in the 33 years since it debuted. if you're going to update this thing, you'll probably run into challenges. the critics seem to have a issue with this version. andrew barker of "variety" says it's missing the essential spirit and vitality that once powered it and matthew says in the end, the only overwhelming feeling it conjures is a strong desire to rewatch the original. >> oh. >> critics can be -- >> they're harsh today. >> they're creative in their writing though. >> that's a way to put it, creative. >> i'm waiting for "insidious 3." have you watched those? >> no. >> i guess we'll view that next week. >> what happened to "chucky" or "friday the 13th"? >> there have been five, six chucky movies ? >> there have been five, six chucky movies. >>> this morning on "world news now," breaking overnight. the all-out manhunt for the man accused of killing a wealthy washington family and their housekeeper, then setting their home on fire. the major break in

host: this is mattie. go ahead. caller: as i said, i believe that everybody is blaming president obama for everything that has happened in society since abraham lincoln. but president obama does a good job and he tries to tell the people the truth like start from raising your families and try to start raising them with morals and values so that they won't commit crimes and go out in the neighborhood like wild people. president obama is doing all that he can and everyone was to blame everything on him but it is not his fault. people and the communities need to get involved and curb these problems they are having. they said the police should have grenades. the police don't need grenades. they are doing enough damage with the guns but as i said the police, the community and the president and all of us need to try to work together to solve these problems. because they took religion out of schools it has grown to be a bad thing. host: tim from minnesota. hello. caller: i just saw an interview by somebody with 10 us smile

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amir heck mattie's sister and brother-in-law go "on the record" next. !! >>> let's all go off-the-record for a minute. so often we hear our politicians say dumb things. some deliberate. some tone deaf and some just a slip of the tongue or maybe misinterpreted. it's rare when ahear a politician say something my first thought is that is brilliant. i heard something today that i instantly thought that is brilliant. only it was not from an american politician. it is the duke and duchess of cambridge. prince william and kate middleton named their new baby girl charlotte elizabeth diana. that pleases everyone. family and british citizens. charlotte is aunt of prince charles, prince william's father. elizabeth after the grandmother queen of england that was really smart and diana after prince william's late mother brilliant. risky with the family and crowd pleaser. charlotte elizabeth diana. the only one who might be a tad big unhappy big brother prince george with a new sibling his inheritance just got cut in half. that's my off-the-record comment tonight. thank