weekend. >> we'll brace for a cool down for now. we're following developing news in riverside county. a shooting at a can you say co in the city of corona. one person is dead, two others hurt. a chaotic scene. police escorted people out going car by car in the parking lot. we received cellphone video from inside the store as it all unfolded. it happened around 7:45 last night as you hear chaos and screaming. an active shooter somewhere inside costco. the customer who shot this video was grabbing groceries when she heard 7 to 8 gunshots. police captured the gunman who said he was injured and was taken to the hospitals. one customer said as she heard gunshots rang out her first reaction was to shield her daughter. >> crawled around to where she was, and it was just hysteria. just screaming and crying and people running, of course. and it was -- it was frightening. >> a terrifying scene. other people reported hearing an argument before the shots broke out. as shoppers ran for safety some were trampled and hurt. our other top story and only on nbc, four people recovering from a dog attack in santa clara. four employees at a popular pet boarding facility called wag hotels, one of those victims is still hospitalized this morning. today in the bay sergio katana talked exclusively with one of the victims. here's his report. >> he latched on and i just heard my skin pop and crunch. >> reporter: taylor is still recovering at home from several dog bites. she ran to help her coworker who was being attacked. >> on the floor being dragged by a pitbull and my instinct was to grab the pitbull off of her and i grabbed him by his hind legs. >> reporter: they got the dog to let the coworker loose. it then turned and attacked er. we blurred photos she shared with us of her injuries. then her manager stepped in and got the brunt of the attack. >> all four ligaments a bit on her stomach, inner thigh, and she was pretty messed up. >> reporter: she says her manager is still at a local hospital. a santa clara police spokesman says several officers restrained the dog. it's currently in the custody of the silicon animal control authorities. this is not the first time taylor was attacked. her mother showed us photos when she was mauled by a wolf dog as a kid. she was advice for pet owners. >> be honest and open. and if you know something that the animal can do, make sure you tell people. >> reporter: taylor said the dog that attacked was flagged as needing special care, but they weren't expecting this. she fully plans on recovering to work when she recovers. this attack has not deterred her career goal as a dog trainer. >> these are animals and you can only control them so much, but training is very helpful and the way you treat animals is important. >> reporter: #bay area, news. massacre plot foiled. concord police arresting a 23-year-old man threatening to kill jewish people. he's been on concord police and the fbi's radar as a possible terrorist. that's because recently they got a tip he was talking online about killing jews. police documents say he had a screen name, a reference to the number of jewish people killed during the holocaust. police found an assault rifle with 13 magazines and books about hitlers nazi life. in one of his posts he referred to the shooter in christchurch as a hero. he's being held on bail at the martinez jail. >> the two people you see here are wanted for particular, and fuiorecognize any of them contact san francisco police. a high profile hearing involving an undumocumented immigrant accused of killing a san jose woman inside her home is postponed. he was in court for a plea bargain hearing, but his lawyer asked for more time saying he's received new evidence. larson's murder sparked outrage over santa clara county's sanctuary policy. just last week county supervisors voted unanimously not to make any changes to that policy. the family of larson is weighing in. >> i'm really disappointed the county didn't make that change. i was really hoping this would just push them and let's do something. it's never going to change if nobody steps up to do anything about it. >> he has a lengthy criminal record. immigration has tried to deport him nine times. also in san jose officers made quite a discovery during a probation search, and this is what they found in the home of a known gang member, several guns and 100 pounds of illegal fireworks. chief of police eddy garcia tweeted these pictures out praising officers for their great work. no more delays. b.a.r.t. is now back on schedule after a frustrating day for commuters. yesterday a problem with equipment on the tracks in san leandro delayed trains for hours. crews had to create the tracks by hand to keep the trains moving. the agency said it's still unclear to what led to the equipment issue. a passionate protest in san francisco. opponents of california's mandatory vaccine laws speaking out against a proposal that would end almost every exception to the state's mandatory vaccine law. they also say the city has been unfairly targeting a doctor who's been ordered to turn over medical records for unvaccinated patients. they call that an invasion of privacy. this is live picture of the lot gatos civic center. it honors military first responders and local 9/11 heroes including two los gatos high school graduates. they died in a heroic effort to stop hijackers aboard united flight 93. the plane crashed into a field in pennsylvania in 2001. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up a fiery explosion at a gas station after a woman slammed her car into a pump. why she's facing serious charges. plus an east bay toddler found wandering the streets alone. the quick thinking neighbor who saved the day. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. 7:10. let's take a live look outside. you're looking at dublin, and you'll thank that blanket of clouds later because it's going to bring us a little bit of a cool down today. the first democratic presidential debate is set for wednesday, june 26th and here's the line-up. the two nights ended up unbalanced. elizabeth warren is wednesday's only candidate polling in double digits. the rest of the so-called heavy hitters drew thursday night slots including joe biden, bernie sanders and kamala harris. the debates will air here. east bay congressman eric swalwell also slated for the second night, and he's in the east bay area to convince voters. >> there's a frustration with my generation that on climate, on student loan debt, on income inequality that we can't rely on the same old ideas. >> reporter: east bay congressman eric swalwell telling voters he will bring fresh ideas to the white house. the 38-year-old just learned he will be able to make his case to the nation as the democratic national committee debates later this month. >> we're in the top 20. we're on the debate stage and it's a chance to introduce myself to the country. >> reporter: 20 candidates will be included in the debates on june 26th and 27th. swalwell on stage for the ninety-second night with some more high profile candidates with joe pieden and senators bernie sanders and kamala harris. voters who came to hear what swalwell has to offer. >> consider what he has to say and hear his options. >> it's a wide range of generations. >> reporter: swalwell says he plans to be himself and answer questions directly. >> the best way to beat donald trump is to have new energy and new ideas. there is much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up wandering the streets in contra costa county. the man who found a missing toddler and how the little boy got out of the house. i hope your plans include outdoor activities. because even though it's a little cloudy the sun will eventually peek through and the temperatures will be comfortable. and another warmup is on the way. all the details coming up. a live look this morning at the los gatos civic center where the memorial will be unveiled today honor those who served our country. new video from our nbc station in sacramento of an explosion at a gas station. the driver of a sedan makes a uturn and then slams into the gas pumps. the driver leaves the scene while her car is on fire. she's been arrested for dui. a 2-year-old boy wandering the neighborhood alone. fortunately a friendly neighbor came to the rescue. he saw him wearing nothing but a shirt and a diaper. he quickly scooped up the toddler and walked through the neighborhood trying to find his family. he documented the search on his phone. >> my first instinct was to pick up the baby. i'm not going to leave a baby just walking by itself in the streets. >> when he couldn't find williams parents he called police. three hours later antioch police located the boy's mother. the tearful mother says it was an accident and the boy got out when his 22-year-old sister fell asleep. angry employees. the company is shutting down after more than 90 years. the parent company smithfield foods is offering a woeful severerance package. employees say they feel they're being tossed aside. >> to me it's like a slap in the face. i mean, i've been working here for 20 years, always tried to do the best for the company. >> we reached out to the company but have not heard back. preparing for something they hope never happens, yesterday more than 100 firefighters gathered for a wildfire preparedness drill at santa clarita park in the foothills. the goal, figure out how to work with different fire agencies to battle a wildfire streaming towards a major city. >> we have to practice working shoulder to shoulder and we have to learn to speak the same language and use the same tools to fight fires. >> santa clara county has a number of areas identified in cal fire's high risk zones, meaning areas that are exceptionally at risk for a major wildfire. and take a look at this. a herd of cattle parading down the street in pleasanton. for the past few years the cattle drive has kicked off the alameda county fair, but yesterday was the last time they'll be doing this. organizers say they're looking for something even bigger to help kick off the fair in the future. the county fair ends july 7th. i don't know what could be bigger. >> yeah, that's what i was thinking. >> like buffalo next time or elephants. >> maybe. >> a look at your weekend forecast and father's day. got to pay tribute to those fathers. >> yes, and i know a lot of folks are concerned because they're like it's a little cloudy and gloomy. no, that's a good thing because you have cooler temperatures, guys. don't worry, the sun will peek through and will set us up nicely for father's day. this is what i'm talking about when i talk about that marine layer. it also keeps our temperatures at bay, and that's exactly what we're looking into this afternoon. take a look at satellite radar right now, we've got this onshore floor, and a bit of a breeze last night. it was so cool and breezy he definitely enjoyed it. my pup's been stuck indoors with all the triple digit heat this week. it's time to take the pups out and the kids and have a good time. 53 degrees in san francisco, and take a look at the wind speeds right now. light winds, not really a big factor, but it'll be just enough to sort of keep that cool like feel throughout the bay area. what about your highs for today? we're actually going to be in the 70s in the south bay. take a look at the east bay. we've got a good distance in terms of our temperatures. we're going to be topping out at 66 in oakland. but look at walnut creek, 80 degrees. so just a drive in through oakland and you drop by as much as 15 plus decrease. looking for a cooler spot definitely hang out along the coastline and bay and peninsula. san mateo 69 degrees. san francisco will keep a lot more of those cloudy skies through the afternoon. again, not a completely sunny day especially not for the coastline, but it'll be a good mixture. if you're going to be heading out to the alameda county fair the weather is going to be perfect for it. by about 3:00 talking 74 degrees, and notice those temperatures start to go down into those 60s by about 6:00, and i've gone out there to check it out and it's all about the food. the food is amazing. let's talk about dads for tomorrow. 65 degrees in san francisco. once again we'll be waking up with that cloud cover. but take a look at monday and tuesday. this is what i'm talking about when i say enjoy the cool. warm us back up into the 90s and talk about that triple digit heat as we head towards tuesday. look at those icons, clear, sunny skies. so it's going to be feeling a lot like summer. california has a love-hate relationship with sunshine and clouds. when it gets sunny we miss the sunshine, and then it gets hot and we don't like it so much. so enjoy this weekend. it'll be a mix of both. >> it sounds like good golf weather for the dads. >> that's true. well, still ahead on today in the bay, she took a shot in the dark and it was answered. how one bay area woman reached out for help and got a huge assist from a neighbor she had never met before. it's the latest story in our bay area proud series. neighbors helping neighbors. many wonderful stories, but this one has a few twists. these two neighbors didn't even know each other and they united far from their homes in pacifica. today in the bay's gavin thomas has this morning's bay area proud. >> the bay area proud series can sometimes cover heavy life in-depth situations, this is not one of them. although if you've almost lost a vacation because you've forgotten something at home, it can feel really bad and really good when a stranger comes to the rescue. how far would you be willing to go to help a neighbor? next door to drop off something needed to someone you know, or all the way to seattle for a complete stranger? well, if you're sasha chitam, the answer is yes to both. >> because why not be nice to someone and try. >> these are all in victoria. >> the someone who sasha was nice to was tiffany hicks. she's showing us pictures of her vacation to canada that wouldn't have happened without sasha. you see on memorial day weekend when tiffany got to security at sfo for a flight to seattle before crossing the border she pulled out her passport. her son cooper's paspert, that is that she had mistakenly grabbed. >> and then i was like panicked, sad and disappointed in myself like all at the same time. >> reporter: tiffany's plane was leaving too soon for someone to bring her her passport and too late for an overnight delivery. so sitting on the plane tiffany drew what she called a hail mary, posting to next door, the neighborhood social network, asking if anyone could help. sasha's mother responded saying her daughter was headed that way. a few frenzied hours later sasha was on a plane with a passport for someone she had never met. >> i was thinking, oh, god, is there going to be a crazy person who's going to be at the airport? i'm hoping for the best. my parents know where i am, they can track my phone. i'm hoping this is all normal. >> it was more than normal. it was a kind thing to do. tiffany and sasha eventually posting a selfie of the hand-off, for all those on nextdoor who had been following the saga, a vacation saved and faith in community restored. >> ended up being such a great story and a feeling to have somebody go out of their way to, you know, do something nice that they didn't have to. >> now, if you 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the morning, and here's a live look outside of the los gatos civic center. something really cool is going to be happening here later this morning. the flame of liberty memorial is going to be unveiled today and pay tribute to all of those who gave up their lives for our country. good morning and thank you for joining us. vianey arana has a look at your forecast and look ahead to father's day. >> dads are a little bit tougher to shop for, but my dad is hilarious with his requests. they're never like actual items. they're like come hang out with us. it's really sweet. right now 58 degrees in san jose, 56 degrees in oakland. notice it's not very cold. your microclimate highs for today very comfortable. if you're going to pbe hanging out with dad, half moon bay we've got the coastline. and that's going to be a little foggy, cloudy. 63 degrees for san francisco. if you want a bit more sunshine a little bit further through the interior valleys. and warmer through concord, and these are going to be a lot cooler today. by tomorrow our temperatures start to go up a couple of degrees and believe it or not that's going to set us up for a warming trend coming up at 5:15. well, we're following developing news in riverside county. a shooting at a costco in the city of corona. one person is dead, two others hurt. a chaotic scene. police escorted people out. they went car by car in the parking lot. we received cellphone video from inside the store as this all unfolded. it happened around 7:45 last night. and as you hear chaos and screaming inside that costco. an active shooter somewhere inside. now, the customer who shot this video was grabbing groceries when she heard 7 to 8 gunshots. police captured the gunman who said he was injured and was taken to the hospital. one customer says that she heard gunshots rang out, her first reaction was to shield her daughter. >> crawled around to where she was, and it was just hysteria. just screaming and crying and people running, of course. and just -- it was frightening. >> other people reported hearing an argument before the shots broke out. shoppers hid in refrigerated produce rooms while others ran out of the store. some were trampled and hurt in the chaos. we're also following a developing story this morning in the east bay. a massacre plot foiled. concord police arresting a 23-year-old man on monday charging him with threatening to kill indiscriminately people of the jewish faith. that's with a joint effort of the fbi. a tipster saw a suspect posting threats on a popular gaming website. today in the bay's sheryl herd talked to neighbors and has the details. >> reporter: ross anthony farga has been on concord police and the fbi's radar as a possible terrorist. that's because they recently got a tip he was talking online about killing jews. police documents say he had a screen name, a daf hitler 6 million, a reference to the number of jewish people killed during the holocaust. they believe he had a fpropensi for violence and they're glad he's behind bars. neighbors may have had a reason to be scared. this complaint threatening to harm or execute jews. we also learned when officers searched the home they found an assault rifle with 13 magazines, a 3 foot sword, clothing, and books about hitler and nazi life. we also learned he was planning a poway synagogue type shooting but he prepared wearing a nazi uniform. police say in one of his posts he referred to one of the christchurch mosque shooters as a hero. president donald trump started his birthday yesterday by calling in to his favorite morning show. that led to another free wheeling interview in which he appear today be walking back inflammatory comments from earlier this week. here's nbc's craig boslow in washington, d.c. >> reporter: president trump telling fox news he would still look at dirt on political opponents if offered from foreign powers but seeming to reverse himself on what he would do with it. >> and of course you be to look it because if you don't look at it you're not going to know if it's bad. >> reporter: this is what he told abc news. >> this is someone who said we have information on your opponent, oh, give me a break. >> reporter: the president pitching a fire storm of controversy for his comments. the chair of the federal election commission says the law is clear. >> anyone in the united states is not allowed to accept anything of value from a foreign national, particularly a foreign government in connection with an election. >> reporter: in the same interview with fox the president accused iran for attacks on oil tankers in the strait of hormuz saying surveillance videos show iranian soldiers removing an unexploded mine. iran denies involvement. >> if any of those mines or attacks were aimed at american ships and american ships get hit, we could see the situation totally escalate. >> reporter: the president did not name a replacement for sarah sanders or endorse vice president mike pence if he runs in 2024. but the president did bash his potential 2020 rivals. >> look, everybody knows that joe biden does not have what it takes, okay? >> reporter: the president on his 73rd birthday attacking candidates, calling into cable tv shows, already in campaign mode. the president formally launches his re-election campaign tuesday. craig boswell, nbc news, washington. japan's prime minister is joining the u.s. in condemning those attacks on two oil-tankers in the persian gulf. the statement came hours after president trump talked about new video he says proves iran is to blame. iran has denied any involvement and says the u.s. is warmongering. those attacks led to a spike in gas prices nationwide. a high school who lost her leg and several fingers to a shark is now talking about the attack and her recovery. 17-year-old paige winter was attacked. her dad says he realized something was wrong when the ocean water went red around his daughter. that's when he decided to dive in and fight the shark, punching it. >> i'm 17, i've got so much to do. and it's true. i have a lot to do. and i think with this situation i can transform it into something that it's not like oh, how tragic, 17-year-old lost her life. no, 17-year-old lost her leg and we're popping, you know. >> this was at a conference yesterday organized by a north carolina hospital to honor those who helped save paige's life. they said police didn't need to kill their son and now a walnut creek family he's hired a high profile attorney to potentially sue the city. they found a man named miles hall holding a piece of a metal pole and making threats. after repeatedly trying to get him to drop the weapon, police shot and killed him. now attorney general john burres says police failed to use common tack tactics that could have de-escalated the situation. mile's mother says her son struggled with mental illness and said she'd even called police the day before to warn them he was getting unstable. >> so when you call and make a statement like that, you expect that your partner who you trusted in 2018 is now going to be able to take care of your loved one. >> the family says police should have called on a especially trained resource officer who had worked with the family before. the season is over but the drama continues. the president of the toronto raptors has returned to canada, but he has unfinished legal business here in the bay area. it stems from the story we broke thursday night. court side confrontation right after the game ended. the nba says it's investigating the matter. the alameda county sheriff's department says that the raptor's president pushed and hit a deputy in the face friday as he tried to make his way onto the court. >> reporter: commotion over credentials. our exclusive video shows a man in the army green shirt stopping alameda county sheriff deputies from getting to -- don't know who this man is? the deputy involved didn't either. but the president of operations for the toronto raptors is the man praised for building the team that stole the championship from the warriors. >> we wanted to win in toronto, a and we have won in toronto. >> reporter: the spokesperson says the drama happened right when he rushed to the court tocelebrate alongside his team. >> at that point the deputy noticed him trying to access the court. he asked him for his credentials. he refused to produce the credential and shoved our deputy out of the way. >> reporter: the sarge nlt says the deputy pushed him back. that's when he allegedly pushed the deputy harder, hitting him in the face. deputies say that's misdemeanor battery on an officer, and they along with oakland police are now investigating. a visibly drained warriors general manager bob myers responding to the incident involving his canadian counterpart. >> i hope it gets resolved in the best way possible. nbc bay area news. the da's office says it's still waiting for deputies to submit the results of their investigation. and once that happens prosecutors will decide whether or not to press charges. well, this warriors will look very different next season with two major injuries. this magical five-year dynasty might have come crashing to an end. klay thompson suffered a torn acl just days after kevin durant ruptured his achilles tendon. both are free agents but will likely miss a lot and possibly all of next season. and that begins in just four months at the new chase center. coach kerr was asked if the dynasty is ending. >> i don't look at it or think about it in those terms. we get some breaks health wise, you know klei, k.d., they recover. >> it won't be the same team we're used to, but it's a great challenge for kerr and the warriors. plenty of hype for the billion dollar chase center, so what happens with the old reliable oracle. the future is largely tied to whappens to the oakland colosseum, the home of the a's. for now they host events including conventions and concerts. one of the a's most popular players is recovering from surgery this morning. stephen piscotty has a cancererous growth removed from his right ear. he's expected to rejoin the time within the next week and is said to be resting comfortably at home. statistics show more than a million americans are living with some form of skin cancer, and we wish him for a very strong recovery. still ahead on today in the base we'll show how his teammate did without him last night. plus we'll take you to pebble beach. is tiger on the prowl at the u.s. open? sports is next. ♪ i've been waiting my whole life for this. ♪ you ready? are you? ♪ woo. ♪ it was orange friday at the ballpark. a game youn could see right her. to oracle park. fans keeping warm on a brisk night. giants with his first home run at home. giants go onto beat the brewers, 5-3. across the bay the a's back in oakland. fans getting some table side service. this game was all mariners. the a's lose the first game of their ten game home stand 9-2. day two of the u.s. open at pebble beach. a picture perfect day. tiger woods finishes with birdie on the 1th and tiger is at even par, nine strokes behinds the leader. coming up, we have a problem. check this out. the run away cart at the u.s. open that injured several people in pebble beach. slightly cooler temperatures, and a comfortable afternoon will be your two weather words for today. i'll have a look at what you can expect for father's day. plus will the triple digit heat be back in the bay area? when? the details coming up. it's 746 tooil on a saturday morning, and here it is. we've got that marine layer. nice shot of woodside there. you can't make out the mountains because of that marine layer but it's helping keep our temperatures comfortable. 58 degrees right now. if you look outside your window and wandering are the clouds going to be hanging out all day, we will get a mix of sun and clouds. satellite radar, good amount of cloud cover down really through the entire coastline all the way up to the north. we had a little bit of limited visibility. those temperatures also in the 50s. no big changes from our morning highs, but take a look at your afternoon highs. we'll be a lot more comfortable. some spots will still warm up into the 80s but all in all in the upper 70s through the south bay. quite a range in temperatures. we go from upper 60s in oakland all the way into the mid-80s in antioch and concord. depending on your mood, go inland. if you feel like kind of keeping that cloud cover cool and breezy hang out at the coastline. 69 degrees in san mateo, and san francisco is going to feel like san francisco. by that i mean we're going to keep the cloud cover, and a little breezy. a little more normal for this time of year. and in the north bay 89 degrees. nevado, 78. and if you're going to be heading out tomorrow morning for the pride festival it's going to be a great day for a picnic. we'll get another combination of sun and clouds. the event starts at 12:00. and of course you can always head out to the alameda county fair today. it's going to be beautiful. perfect weather for it. 72 degrees by about 4:00. so we're going to keep noticing the icons as those clouds lingering all day long. but it'll be great weather all the way through 7:00. i keep saying enjoy the cooler weather because we've got changing weather up ahead, and it's going to make its move in as early as tomorrow morning. by father's day celebrating dad, our temperatures will start to climb by a couple of degrees. and monday and tuesday that high pressure moves around and dry us out, and those temperatures are going to warm back up into the 70s for san francisco. inland temperatures are going to get even hotter. we're talking 15, possibly 20 degrees warmer by monday into tuesday. so our hottest day of the week is expected to be on tuesday. and then notice in the icons, no clouds in sight. when the high pressure rolls through it's going to clear out us beautifully. also keep in mind that father's day tomorrow. don't forget to call dad. i'll send it back to you. still ahead on today in the bay, it's about protecting yourself. a warning about a widely used banking app meant to make it easy to send money between friends. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for $75 a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-877-only-att we investigate the popular banking service used to transfer mon money instantly. experts warn it can also make a easier for scammers to hack into your bank account. how to protect your money. if you have mobile banking odds are you have a program built into the many of the popular banking app. here's how it works. the app is linked to your bank account. all you need to send money is someone's e-mail address or phone number. just press send and the cash is transferred. unlike other apps this happens in minutes not days. nbc news found people across the country who say hackers used zele to drain their bank account. >> i had $3,000 get pulled out of my account. >> $4700. >> she says thieves called from an 800 numbered that appeared to be her bank's fraud department and tricked her into sharing her personal banking information. >> they wanted me to verify my identity through a text code, and that six numbers is what they needed to access my account. >> reporter: bob sullivan says what makes zele so fast is convenient is also what makes it so alluring to criminals. >> the quicker the transaction is the quicker a criminal can steal. this is almost engineered for crime. >> reporter: zelle in a statement say they and their banking partners apply multifactor identification, send limits and realtime fraud alerts. it added as with all digital payment technologies their exists a potential for fraud. federal law requires banks to reimburse you for this kind of fraud. even so she says she had to push to get her money back. >> it's important for everyone to know they're vulnerable. back to pebble beach now. golfing is not a contact sport, but it was yesterday at the u.s. open. five people were injured after a golf cart rolled into spectators near the 16th hole. one of the boxes on the cart fell onto the accelerator. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, it's our clear the shelters segment features our friends from pets and me. at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. welcome back. it's time for our clear the shelters segment with our friends from pets and me. martha hollender and jacqueline stewart are here who just let out the most adorable little yelp. it was so cute. >> yeah, it was a yawn slash yelp. >> look at this face. tell me a little bit about her. >> so she's an 11-week old terrier mix so she'll probably be about medium sized i'd say. she'll probably be about 30 pounds, around there when she's full-grown. she's super playful. she'll probably do well in any type of home, kids, she's still young so any home would be great for her. >> what do you recommend for someone who perhaps never have had a puppy, the added responsibility that comes with getting a puppy. >> so definitely take them to training i would say immediately right when they have all their shots. i think some training places will take them when they have two or three shots. so training is essential, be prepared. potty training can be difficult, but it's definitely worth it. you just got to keep at it and gets lot of exercise. play with them a lot. let them get their energy out. >> good advice. tell me about the program you have. >> we're here for our corporate program today. we have got amazing programs for corporations, businesses who want to come in and hang out with our animals. it's stress release for the employees. it's team building for the employees, and we can come to you. you can come to us. we have yappy hour, tales and tech walks, kiddy cuddles. it's all on our website and the employees get together and enjoy an hour with our animals. >> thank you so much for being here. i love this dog. if you want to know where you can get mohavi go to pets in need.org, and also thank you for joining us this morning. we'll have more local news for you tonight at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. have a fantastic day. when you s symbol you know you're watching television that's educational and informational the more you know on 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