there are birthday balloons near where mario woods was shot by san francisco police. at the church across the street, a gathering far mario woods remembrance day. >> we negotiated with a couple of board of supervisors and it should have been pushed. what happened to mario was a tragedy. >> reporter: the supervisors approval of a day of remembrance for woods is suspect in the stabbing and drew criticism. activists called for the former police chief to be fired. reforms were pushed and an interim chief named. >> being a police out here in the streets isn't an easy job. don't get us wrong. we not anti-police, we anti-haters. on. >> reporter: on the same day the city police officers association held its own remembrance. >> prompted by the murder of sergeant scott lunger one year ago today, but also prompted by the assassination of five dallas police officers and the assassination of three baton rouge police officers. >> reporter: with other police associations, a full page ad in the chronicle to honor all brave men and women, the last line reads it is they who are deserving of special civic remembrance. tomorrow afternoon the coalition said they're planning a celebration of the life of mario woods here in san francisco at martin luther king jr. park. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. overseas now, one of america's strongest allies on high alert tonight after a shooting rampage in munich, germany, kills at least nine people. now within just the past few minutes we learned that police believe this shooter is among the dead and that he did act alone. police are treating the shooting spree as a possible terror attack. it belonged at a mcdonald at a popular shopping mall. terrified shoppers were running from the building. president obama was briefed on the situation at the white house. >> it is still an active situation, and germany is one of our closest allies, so we are going to pledge all the support that they may need. >> german police first thought there were as many as three shooters but now they believe the man acted alone, killed himself after that rampage. this is the second attack in germany in less than a week on monday, a man wounded passengers with a knife on a train in bavaria. isis is claiming responsibility for that train attack. our coverage of today's attack continues on "nbc nightly news." lester holt will have an update on the search coming up. now to decision 2016, an announcement that could happen any minute now. hillary clinton is expected to name her running mate. donald trump pounced. steve handelsman who was with trump last night in cleveland is now in philadelphia where democrats will hold their convention next week. >> reporter: they're gathering here and they're all waiting to hear what the text says, speculation is that it is more than speculation, all indicat n indications are it will be virginia democratic senator tim kaine, construction going on here in philadelphia. but it might not be, so stay tuned. and donald trump, is he right about hillary clinton's motive in the timing? well, his convention ended, hers is going to begin here on monday. does hillary clinton want voters paying attention to her? well, sure she does. >> we have to stand against hate and bigotry. >> reporter: hillary clinton was in orlando as speculations swirled about who she would choose as her running mate. possible clinton vp pick tim kaine was in boston. a first term virginia senator and close to clinton. she said kaine is capable of stepping in as president. others consider this week agriculture secretary tom vilsack and new jersey senator cory booker. donald trump started the day in cleveland. >> hillary is try fog pick her vice president as fast as possible. i am your voice. trump last night described an america in crisis. >> i alone convict them. >> reporter: crime, isis and economic decline that he blamed on his opponent. >> this is the legacy of hillary clinton. death, destruction, terrorism, and weakness. >> reporter: actually crime is down, said president obama today. >> this vision of violence and chaos everywhere doesn't really jive with the experience of most people. >> reporter: the rnc looked chaotic at times, but ended like this. >> unless we beat hillary clinton and i mean beat her -- >> reporter: in philadelphia, security is gearing up for the democratic convention and clinton's push for voters to pick her instead of trump as their voice. one factor in clinton's vice presidential picking process might be the matchup. trump's pick for his running mate mike pence is not known as a strong personality or a strong debater, freeing up hillary clinton, it is believed, to pick somebody who is not so fiery like, for example, elizabeth warren, not fiery, that would be tim kaine. also cory booker, also tom vilsack. so stay tuned, could be any minute. i'm steve handelsman, nbc bay area news. we're standing by, thank you, steve. stay with us for continuing coverage of the democratic national convention. we'll bring you live reports from philadelphia all next week. probation revoked for a tech entrepreneur today. that's his decision of a san francisco judge in the case of hall. he pled guilty to misdemeanor battery in 2013 in a domestic violence case, bargaining for probation to avoid jail. the in 2014, another woman filed a complaint and today the judge revoked the probation. next month the judge could extend his probation and pose more fines, require counseling or even order jail time. while one fire after another broke out in the same neighborhood in san jose, investigators say it now appears it could be arson. this is one of the discount carpet stores at san carlos in lincoln in the rose garden area just southwest of the sap center. the other happened at a trash dumpster nearby. it burned a storage facility full of carpet. the store is still open. a new shark sighting for the second time in a month. the shark was seen circling off the coast of pacifica. this is unsettling news, the beaches are expected to be packed due to the heat wave. >> reporter: that's right, janelle. there are warning signs like this all along the sidewalk here. you would never know it by looking at the beach. those people either didn't see the signs or they don't care that they're swimming with sharks. dozens of surfers take to the water at lindh mar beach, despite the sign yards away warning of a shark sighting within the last 48 hours. surf camp instructor todd johnson says he's not worried. >> a big shark couldn't get into the water where we're surfing. it is maybe waist to six feet deep. >> reporter: the captain with the pacifica police department says the warning comes after a shark was sighted yesterday just off the coast. >> reported it was about six feet in length, and 18 and about 80 yards off shore. >> reporter: johnson says he saw one too, today. >> probably about an eight foot shark, just cruising along the deep water in the north end of the beach. >> reporter: johnson says it was either a salmon shark or a great white shark. >> i don't want to get close enough to find out really. >> reporter: that's not keeping johnson or his students out of the water. >> if they're hunting, you're not going to see that. that's the one i'm worried about. not the ones that are cruising on top of the water. they're always here. you can't -- you just got to put that in your head. >> reporter: that's what is keeping mark fisher from jumping in. >> sharks what you hear about your whole life. that's what everyone is scared about in the ocean. so being from minneapolis it would keep me out of the water. >> reporter: police aren't telling people to stay out of the water, but they want them to be aware that sharks are known to frequent this area and to be aware of their surroundings. reporting live from pacifica, laura malpert, nbc bay area news. a neighborhood along the peninsula is shaken up after an attempted kidnapping. i'm michelle robertson. what investigators want you to know. i'm robert honda live in san jose, where a long delayed hospital project appears to be back on track. coming up, we'll show you the progress being made by santa claire why county and turner construction and how all this will help patients. good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri at the valley humane society where we have cute puppies with us today. we're going to talk more about our clear the shelters event and how you could make take home something as cute as this in a few minutes. what at first appeared to be an innocent approach by a man on a bicycle -- turned into a frightening situation for a girl th what first appeared to be an innocent approach by a man on a bicycle turned into a frightening situation for a girl on the peninsula. she was walking near the corner of douglas and fair oaks in red wood city when a man tried to kidnap her. michelle roberts is live near that area. >> reporter: the girl was about four blocks away when she encountered this man, she ran to the school behind me where she found help. the sheriff's department says they have been out searching but so far have not been able to locate the suspect. >> i'm just -- i can't believe it. it is unreal. >> reporter: neighbors who live near the corner of douglas and sarah oaks in red wood city were speechless after hearing a 12-year-old girl was approached by a man on his bike yesterday afternoon. the sheriff's department says the man asked if she was lost and told her, don't worry, i'll take you, as he tried to grab her arm. the girl stepped back and ran several blocks to fair oaks elementary school, where she found a teacher. the sheriff department says the suspect is described as a thin white man in his 30s or 40s, blonde hair and riding a red bicycle. neighbors are grateful the girl was able to get away. and say the incident will serve as a reminder to be alert. >> i tell my daughters not to walk alone. try to have a friend with them all the time or a dog or something. if there is a car that comes by, and the person tries to talk to her, keep going. >> reporter: there aren't any surveillance cameras in the area that could have captured a picture of this man, but officials do say this is an isolated incident. reporting live in red wood city, michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. delay mond green one step closer to closing the book on his assault case. green is accused of slapping a football player in michigan earlier this month. today his lawyer said he reached a plea deal. green would need to stay out of trouble and pay $500 in finz. the case won't be closed until after he returns to the olympic games, where he's playing for team usa basketball. it was a mess, the dispute between santa clara county over a construction project. today, heads of turner construction open the doors to show that the relationship and construction are progressing. robert honda is live. are they really getting along? >> reporter: well, the proof will be in just how well this hospital bed is progressing but there are strong indications that the bad feelings are a thing of the past and a good thing for future patients. turner construction led a tour today through the much delayed hospital building project of santa clara valley medical center. a facility years behind its original schedule, which is what led to the company being fired and a public dispute including the county policing a video of a steam explosion amidst accusations of unsafe and sloppy working conditioning. now, after turner agreed to new personnel, new schedule, revised budget and to drop its lawsuit, the construction giant wants the public to see the project is back on track. >> it is hard to really dissect what happened in the past. all i know is that this is a spirited, cooperative, collaborative group that we're dealing with from the county. >> reporter: the new building figures prominently in the future. the $480 million project will house vmc's new elite brain injury and spinal rehabilitation unit complete with state of the art pool therapy as well as provide much needed beds. >> we're going to change the mix of beds so that we have more icu beds, more single occupancy rooms. >> everyone wants the same thing. everyone wants to see patients treated here in the shortest amount of time. >> reporter: the shortest amount of time appears to be the building, but ready by june and open for patients by fall of next year. live in san jose, robert honda, nbc bay area news. breaking news, hillary clinton has made it official, she has picked her vice presidential running mate. moments ago, clinton texted that her pick is virginia senator tim kaine. kaine is active in the senate on foreign relations and military affairs. he also built a reputation for working across the aisle when governor as virginia. govern and mayor of richmond. he also speaks fluent spanish again, virginia senator tim kaine is hillary clinton's pick to be the vice presidential nominee. switching gears, we would like to welcome some unconditional love in your home tomorrow. >> great day to do it. >> you can adopt a pet during the annual clear the shelters event. jeff ranieri is live at the shelter in pleasanton with some little puppies. i know you're being tempted. >> reporter: check out this little girl. isn't she so cute? oh, my gosh, adorable. she couldn't wait for her moment here, all over the nbc bay area mike. clear the shelters event this saturday. we'll be able to adopt a cute little puppy just like this. a kitten, a rabbit, you name it, over 400 shelters nationwide, clear the shelters event. we're out here at the valley humane society in pleasanton, joining us now is melanie. tell us about these cute little guys we have here with us. >> we have colin and janelle, two puppies, eight weeks old and available tomorrow. >> and despite some people think chihuahuas are loud all the time, these puppies are actually kind of quiet, right? >> these puppies are very calm, quiet and do not shake all the time. >> that's a good little side note. this saturday, he's got -- she's got so much energy. this saturday, tell us what is happening out here at the valley humane society in pleasanton. >> we're excited to participate in the clear the shelters event. we'll have 40 plus animals available for adoption. cats and dogs. and we're waving all our adoption fees. we really just want to help the really wonderful animals find loving homes and we're hoping to do that tomorrow. >> reporter: how could anybody not want cute faces like these? one other thing real quick, if someone has a little kid and getting a pet for the first time, you do well with trying to match them up. >> we want to make sure families create a good family bond and stay together and so as we have really young children, a lot of times we'll recommend a tough kitten so they can grow up together and we don't note animals backgrounds. we aren't totally sure. we work closely with all of our families to make sure we help them find the perfect match. >> reporter: thank you for having us out here, this little guy is so super cute. look at that. >> let's look at the weather graphics as we head throughout this weekend. it is called clear the shelters,shelters, hash tag it on facebook, twitter, instagram. join the party. a look at san jose, we have temperatures in the 80s. after some upper 80s and low 90s in east and south san jose, numbers are beginning to cool off a little bit. as we get a look at the microclimate forecast, it is going to be a hot day for us tomorrow. we'll see temperatures warm up here across san jose to 93 degrees. morgan hill, 96. peninsula still very comfortable day, half moon bay at 64. san mateo, 76. palo alto, mid-80s. san francisco, beginning to feel some of the heat. not going to be one of those offshore dry wind events. we'll have temperatures in the low 70s throughout downtown and sunny skies. with the north bay, east bay and for the votrivalley, we'll feel the heat the most across the trivalley. pleasanton, 97. livermore, 98. if you're coming out here to the valley humane society in pleasanton, they're still going to be having the event despite the hot weather, make sure to bring plenty of water for your pets if you're bringing your pets out here and getting one too. i'll be at the san francisco clear the shelters event at the san francisco spca. jesse and janelle, these two little pups down here, they have so much energy. i don't know which one do you think i should take home, the black one or the gold colored one. >> which one is janelle? is that one -- >> the black one is janelle? >> which one is janelle? janelle is the black one. >> somebody should pick her, right? >> bring the back one for you. >> and colin will adopt other one. >> adorable. >> thank you. i love the humane society. they do a great job. still ahead, on the rise, we're going to tell you who amazon ceo replaced to become the third richest person on the planet. happening now on our homepage: ==reveal== governor brown just sealed a loophole with a new law. homemade guns will now require a serial number -- and a governor jerry brown just sealed a loophole with a new law. homemade guns will require a serial number and you must pass a background check if you want one. in you're facebook page, a grooming company stopping at pier 39 doing facial trims for free. more news after the break. =add= that brings the total to 7 patients whve new details on the zika virus. san francisco confirms two new cases tonight that brings the total number to seven patients who contracted the virus while traveling outside the u.s. however, the department of public health says there is no health risk here and zika is not in the city. if you think you had a rough week, think again. yesterday warren buffett lost more than $750 million as his berkshire hathaway stock dropped, which meant buffett dropped too. he was replaced on the billionaire index by jeff bezos for a few hours. bill gates of microsoft still number one with $89 billion. ortega keeps him at number two. and with the stock recovering by the end of today, buffett was back in third place. but, please, don't shed any tears for bezos. he's worth more than $64 billion. >> that's with a b. >> billion. >> a lot of money. we'll be right back. coming up tonight at 6:00, we fact check donald trump's address last night at the rnc. which one of the statements did he make are true and which ones aren't? we put his speech to a reality test. now back to jeff ranieri, live in pleasanton. he has more on tomorrow's clear the shelters event and with two cute puppies, janelle and colin. how is it going? >> it is good. those two puppies are now probably on their way to adoption, hopefully and just so many animals part of the clear the shelters event this saturday. this is one of 400 shelters nationwide in our nbc bay area and telemundo event happening again across the nation. now, right here at the humane society here in pleasanton, and there is going to be a lot of dogs to check out this saturday. it is all about clear the shelters you can hash tag it on instagram. check out this dog. this is a retriever mix, it is eight years old, so it is not only about the little puppies, also some older dogs need homes too. maybe this puppy might be for you. work going to be back coming up at 6:00 p.m. and talk more about this fantastic event that again is going to be happening for tomorrow. back to you. >> that puppy was adorable. older dogs need love too. >> so cute, yawning like had enough of this. >> a lot of places are waeving the adoption fee. a good time to check out a pet. a bunny rabbit, a dog, a cat. >> thanks for joining us. "nightly news" is next. find us online, facebook and twitter. we'll be back at 6:00. breaking news hillary clinton named tim kaine as her pick for vice president. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. as we come on the air in the west, we begin with the breaking news you heard just moments ago. hillary clinton naming her vice presidential running mate, senator tim kaine from the battle ground state of virginia where he also served as governor. the choice first revealed via tweet and text messages to her supporters just three days before the start of the democratic national convention. nbc's

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