. now at 5:00 the battle over sugary drinks is back on. lawmakers meet on capital hill for a rare sunday session but still fail to agree on renewing the patriot act. pilots relive a bit of history in the east bay. the ktvu fox news at 5:00 starts now. good evening. i'm heather holmes. there is a renewed fight

against sugary fights in san francisco. are set to propose a new regulation to -- to regulate those. after talking to those both for and against this. >> heather i talked to supervision or, he sponsored one of the three bills and he says he expects a robust discussion tomorrow. these all focus on sugary drinks. >> san francisco could be the first in the nation to change the way sodas are advertised. want to require warning labels about its health effects, similar to a warning on cigarette ads. >> i think it's a good idea because i don't think a lot of people understand how much sugar is in coke products. >> the legislation would require ads placed on

billboards, buses, and other city surfaces saying it contributes to obesity and tooth decay. the warning would cover 20% of the ad. others would ban soda ads on public property. >> i think it's a great idea. there should be a label and people should know. >> he says he believes he gained weight and developed anxiety from it when he was in his early 20s. >> because of coca cola, having 2 or 3 a day. >> says the soda industry plans to fight the 3 bills. industry groups reportedly spent 10 billion to defeat last november and they don't plan on backing down. >> i like coke occasionally but i'm not a huge doak drinker and -- coke drinker. >> anything else out there that

can get a person addicted and hooked to something, you don't want that. >> representatives from the medical community will be on hand to voice their opinion at the meeting but lobbyists will also be there. heather that heating starts at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon. >> and let another battle begin, thank you. police in sal an oh county are investigating an armed robbery at a busy restaurant, an i-hop restaurant in fair field on north texas street not far from interstate 80, say the robber walked in and pointed a gun and told the person at the cash register to put all the money in a bag. with a medium build, wearing baggy clothes and a fisherman style hat. anyone with any information about the case is asked to contact fair field police. a memorial is set to

remember a 6-year-old girl who disappeared and was later found dead. sheriff's deputies confirmed that the body found in a field 90 miles north of sacramento. 25-year-old juan rivero has been arrested, the girl's mother's boyfriend. that vigil is set at 8:00 tonight. firefighters in san jose are trying to figure out what caused a house fire that left 3 people hurt. it happened just after midnight on glen fox court. firefighters say 10 people were inside the home at the time. they were able to get to the roof. 3 people hurt suffered minor injuries. in new york city at least 10 people were hurt this morning after a crane accident

in downtown manhattan. >> a dangerous situation in the skies above manhattan while a crane malfunctions. workers were trying to hoist the unit to the 30th floor but it missed its target shattering part of the building's facade. sent debris raining down on the street. >> we're talking about streel frame. we're talking about plastics and fiber glass, curtain wall which gets attached to the steel frame. >> new york city mayor says rescue crews sprung into action right away. >> as the usual, we are blessed in the city to have extraordinary response and fast response from our first responders. >> the immediate area was blocked off in the after math of the accident and crews have been slowly opening up nearby streets throughout the day as they are deemed safe. >> it is our hope and we will

work very hard to have madison avenue in front of the site opened up by the morning rush hour. but that still remains to be seen depending on the results we see from the investigation and the work that has to be done to make sure everyone is safe. >> mayor says a full investigation will be conducted to try and see what caused this to happen and prevent anything like it from happening again. secretary of state john kerry tonight is recovering from a broken leg after a bicycle leg. he was in jean eva switzerland for talks with iran. he apparently ran into a curb while cycling on the french side of the border with switzerland. indicates he broke his right femur. plans call for him to fly back to the u.s. tomorrow for further treatment. kerry is expected to make a full recovery. u.s. senate met today for a

rare session and it failed to reach an agreement on extending the patriot act because of phone data. that act is expected to expire at midnight. presidential hopeful rand paul had planned to block it. >> another would shut down the bulk phone program and give phone companies the job of maintaining records the government could search. the man who was in charge of monitoring dem domestic. >> if you are asking me in a perfect world what would i do, i would reauthorize the patriot act. can we live with this? i understand the politics matter, probably. >> it's unclear what the senate will do to pass a new version of the patriot act.

>> tributes for beau biden are poring in today after his death from brain cancer. this is the second time joe biden has had to deal with the loss of a child. >> hard to believe this is the second time that the vice president has lost a child. his first wife and daughter were killed in a car crash in 1972 and his son beau was unless that accident. here he is talking about it at the democratic national convention in 2008. >> my brother hunter and i were seriously injured and hospitalized for weeks. i was just short of 4 years old. one of my earliest memories was being in that hospital, my dad always at our side. we, my brother and i, not the senate were all he cared about. >> his father was beside him when he passed away last night. he was a attorney, a public

servant and just last year he announced his plans to run for governor n. a statement released by his father he said >> president obama said, quote beau is survived by his wife and his 2 children, natalie and hunter. in washington, kristin fisher fox news. a lone pilot is in the skies over the eastern pacific tonight on a nonstop flight to hawaii. andre took off last night from china in what is expected to be

a 5 day flight. power cells power the motor and at night the plane glides slowly towards earth while the pilot takes short naps. >> we know there won't be any typhoons because this we can predict. we are not sure how the weather looked like, so the team on the ground will work and help me to keep it in the right weather conditions. >> force burg and fellow pilot started their around the world journey back in march. so far the solar plane has stopped in -- and china. after hawaii's plans call for barnard to fly to phoenix. while solar impulse 2 is trying to set a record in the

air. a -- is set to is smash a 162 year record on the high seas. the maserati sailboat is about to finish a 7000-mile journey. the route once traveled by clipper ships. it's been on the water now for 20 days and according to the website just about an hour ago that boat was about 25 miles from shanghai. telling people who live near the airport things could get a little bit noisier next week. between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. that will happen tomorrow through saturday june 6th. the port of oakland says that could mean more jet traffic from the north field which could mean more noise for those who live near the flight path of those. gave final approval to the opening of 4 medical marijuana

dispensaries, that's after closing more than a dozen this spring. under the ordinance one dispensary will be allowed in each of the city's 4 quadrants and the chief of police will review applications. previous who ignored the mandate will be disqualified and those away from schools will be given special consideration. hope to have dispensaries operating again by the end of the year. the national average is now $2.84. that's just 4-cents a gallon than it was 2 weeks ago. shows the average in san francisco is a little bit higher at $3 -- and in oakland and san jose it's $3.58. says those prices are just 5 to 11-cents higher than a month ago. a national guards man killed more than a month ago

still hasn't been buried. why the army is denying his wishes of his family. texas to clean up and rebuild after a series of devastating floods.

san francisco may or ed lee is about to throw his hat into the ring for reelection. he plans to -- tomorrow before 9:00 a.m. he had intended to last -- he's served for 25 years before he became mayor. the election will take place on november 3rd. the family of a national guard's soldier is battling to get him buried in arlington national cemetery. he died in march when a helicopter crashed in florida. 10 other people died in the same accident. the army says because sergeant wasn't on active duty at the time of his death he does not qualify for burial at

arlington. but his cremated remains could be put to rest at the national cemetery. >> my son's life and his blood is no different than any others. he should not be in a special cat category that has to be cream ated and put in a special urn. my son deserving a funeral in. >> his widow is 7 months pregnant. she's fighting hard for the burial so someday she can take their child no his grave. the sun came out in houston texas. the boy scouts working to help families families devastated by that flood. some collecting clothes. others were asked to donate what they could to help those flood victims. >> it makes me feel really good because i don't care that i don't get anything out of it. i'm happy that people are getting something out of it to

help them get a home. >> such a well spoken little boy there. the official death toll now stands at 31 and at least 10 people remain missing. >> glad that it looks like the worse is over. we've been dealing with a little marine layer and looking at that picture. >> the marine layer, cooler temperatures. around the bay, along the coast, not a lot of change going on. temperatures were very similar of temperatures on saturday. the clouds hugging most of the coast for most of the day and as we get into your evening hours we will even have a slight possibility of a few showers. let's check in on your temperatures. 57 degrees right now. oak lands you are checking in at 64, to the north bay we have upper 50s in nevada. 66 in nap a. go inland,

temperatures are still mild. 70 in liver more and to the south bay, san jose at 68 at this time. the 24 hour change showing you where temperatures really fell off today. 15 degrees cooler in livermore by 13 in concord. santa rose a reporting 10- degree temperature change there. around the bay, 15 degrees cooler. and san jose slightly cooler as well. as we get into your evening hours the clouds are going to continue to move through the area and we will continue with the possibility of a few sprinkles. the on shore breeze picked up today and continued to cool off areas. reporting a gust of 33 miles per hour still at this time. at napa, 22 miles per hour. oakland you have an on shore breeze at about 20. let's take a look at the system responsible for the cool down today. you can see here it's beginning to move on shore. it's going to take a

northeasterly track and that is why we only see the possibility of some drizzle, maybe a few sprinkles and it looks to come tonight. so as we pick it up for you not a lot going on but by tomorrow morning we'll have a few specks of blue, and then through the morning hours it kinds of of sticks around with partly to mostly cloudy skies and temperatures below average. so in a nut shell, drizzle and the possibility of sprinkle by morning and then temperatures remaining the low average. giving a view here as we head out the door here. 52 expected for santa rose a and 56 for san jose. afternoon highs going to be low 60s for downtown san francisco with 60s expected for the east bay shoreline. we are looking at 70s, but even our warmer locations only going

into the -- afternoon high, 64 for berkeley. 68 in san raphael. to the south bay, 73 san jose. these numbers will be a lot like what we had for today. the extended forecast there showing you not a lot of change coming our way. we get past the possibility of that drizzle and then as we get into tuesday, wednesday, thursday, temperatures remain the same but by friday we warm just a little bit and it looks like it may be something we carry into the weekend. coming up i'll have a look at the weekend coming up. robin williams' family heads to court. why the children are at odds with williams widow. plus a unique program that brings pets to the hospital for the staff. we'll show you the bay area's newest walking trails.

a court hearing to hear arguments in the case of robin williams, his wife claims the three children wrongly took personal items from the home she shared with the actor after his death. the williams children disagree and say their father's trust say they were to inherit all of his clothing, jewelry and personal photos. williams committed suicide at the age of 63. the zoo is mourning the

death of a polar bear. he was born at the zoo 32 years ago and she was a favorite. they say she was always playful and showed great enthusiasm for things like catching fish and artificial snow. she lived 8 years longer than her expected lifetime. trainers attribute her longer lifetime to special diets. a new unique pet therapy program is helping both health care workers and animals. as bryan tells us the program brings in adoptable animals to relieve the stress of hospital staff. >> for years hospitals across the country have relied on furry friends for pet therapy for patients but only one hospital is offering the same therapy for staff. the university of pennsylvania brings in animals to relieve their nurses, doctors and other

health care workers. >> just look at the people. they come in here and go, awe, it just takes a load off. >> an emergency room nurse started the program called pet a pooch 2 years ago. since then the hospital created the center for nursing renewal where staff go to relax. every month the adoptable animals are brought there. >> on any given night we have 300 or sometimes 400 pets under our roof. so the need is big. nationally somewhere between 6 to 7 million pets enter shelters every year. only half of them come out alive. >> according to a survey, 88% of the staff say the animals boost work morale. so far about 2 dozen dogs and cats have been adopted by the staff. >> i didn't want any more dogs.

but the only way i would pick a dog is if some dog picked me. this is the dog. he's a little puppy. i was just standing back and he came right up to me and said, would you take me home, so we did. >> pet a pooch has also raised more than $10,000 for the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals. in new york, bryan. a newly opened trail enrichment gives hikers and bikers an opportunity to enjoy some fabulous shoreline views. the ferry point loop was officially opened today. a 3.6-mile stretch. the loop surrounding the park at the shoreline. the president of the park district says for him walking the path is a sentimental and nostalgic journey. >> i liked seeing where the ferry, where the cars went on

to the ferry, and as a young kid, that was a major outing event for us with our station wagon and we catch the ferry over to san francisco and have lunch, a picnic lunch. >> and apparently a good place to listen to old airplanes flying overhead as well. the trail now has completed 341 miles out of the planned 500- mile long trail. the bottle rock music festival wraps up tonight. it is estimated that 100,000 people came to the festival for the big event. about 20,000 more than last year. organizers say they are expecting their biggest crowds tonight because of the headlining performers which include new dog and no doubt. a bit of history landed in the east bay today. there's the classic.

we talked to some veterans about some world war ii airplanes. and promising new figures on childhood cancer show that survival rates are high but doctors say there is a downside to many advanced treatments. >> and we'll have details on a new plan to try to catch speeders in san francisco.

an air show in concord today was more like a history lesson without the books. wings of freedom tour flew into the bay area this weekend giving people a chance to see world war ii sayre airplanes. katy talked to the veterans who lived through that history. >> these are the so called

greatest generation. there's one of them right there. we watched two taxi. they are about to take off with 10 people on each of them. when you put these machines together with the men who flew them, i got one heck of a history lesson today. there are few places where history comes to light. >> most museums you go to you can't get near an airplane. so it's our mission to be living history. >> the calling foundation is where you can see and touch the past. >> we don't want the greatest generation to be forgotten. >> i didn't do that much but i thank you anyway. thanks for the rec recognition. >> alvin was a young man when he went into what was then the army air corps. >> we were scared a little bit. >> the b24 liberate or was his plane. he was the flight engineer. today he was getting on one

last flight. >> i'm giving my children a ride. haven't been in one for 70 years. they have never been on one. i'm going to give them a good experience of what out like. >> it's not exactly a smooth ride. >> this is like a locomotive train that's lost all control, it's just rocketing, rackety, it's jumping around. it's hard to steer. >> about 400 world war ii veterans pass away each day. there aren't many available to remember what it was like. >> lynn flew the b26 bomber. >> i loved to fly the b26. it was a hot airplane and i thought i was a hot pilot. >> even now, decades later the sound of the engine can take them back in time. >> it does. i don't know. >> they say all is fair in love and war, exempt when the one you didn't want to end is gone.

>> part of it is, i lost my dear wife. >> sharing those memories of that time. >> but it's a real pleasure. i can tell you a nice chin, you're going to be a good man. and i do appreciate the attention. like i said, it's feeding your ego gas tank. >> ready to go a few more laps. and there you see the b17 taking off right now with 10 lucky passengers on board for their half an hour tour. if you missed it today, this show is going to be back in this ready, sacramento, actually, on friday, you won't be disappointed. come and talk to some of these world war ii veterans. that pilot said he told his airmen, don't worry, this will be over soon and they all looked at him like he was crazy

and he said i haven't been able to keep a job for 6 months. 5 months later the war was over. >> thank you, noel. it certainly was great. well the coast guard says that salvage crews were able to remove all the fuel of a fishing boat that ran aground. that boat ran on to the rocks friday. the captain was the only person on board and was not injured. the coast guard is monitoring that work. the mel pita city council will consider an ethics hotline for the reporting of fraud, waste and abuse and would be available for employees and city contractors. it would be managed by an outside contractor. some promising news today about those treated for childhood cancer. researchers say that the death

rate 15 years after pediatric cancer diagnosis has been cut in half since the 1970s and is down now to 6%. many can be treated with chemotherapy. however historically the long term effects of those treatments had led to second cancers as the children grew up. now researchers say progress has been made to address those long term issues. meantime, new research suggests that radiation for cancer treatment may be -- the study in the journal of cancer looked at 1400 prostate cancer patients and found that higher relapse rates and in overweight king. bb king was laid to rest this weekend in his hometown in mississippi. king paid many visits to the bay area. he even recorded a live album

during one of his concerts there. during the 1980s rob went to one of those performances inside the prison walls. >> san quentin prison sure looked -- and these men no strangers to the blues themselves heard from the master of the blues, bb king. >> prison officials say this concert was a rebard reward for these inmates and the concert was most appreciation ated. >> when they say we could come out, it was a nice surprise. >> there's been a lot of attention around san quentin

and this eases your mind a lot. takes your mind offer all the confusion. >> it wasn't a bad afternoon to be a prison guard either. >> i'm enjoying the show. i can start looking and see how it's going. >> we are more security minded. >> bb king won awards for his brand of blues but has been playing for prisons and he offered to play 2 shows for san quentin. >> to me, such a waste to see so many young people back here. that's a problem, and some of them are here for years and years. >> not all the inmates were allowed to watch the show. there were about a thousand inmates considered security risks and they spent the day locked up.

>> one of king's most memorable prison was when he sang at sing sing on thanksgiving day. san francisco leaders are considering a plan to use cameras to catch speeders. they already have cameras that catch those that run red lights. some city leaders want to install radar beams that capture speeding motorists. speeding cameras are popular in other locations. thinking of a trip to disney land. the new proposal being floated to raise ticket prices again during certain dates. and it was a combination of sun and clouds today. our meteorologist will be here with a look at your forecast.

walt disney parks may consider charging more for higher demand days. it would impact high peak days during the summer, christmas holiday and spring break. sent an online survey asking for their opinions on new pricing. it will be split into 3 tiers, gold, silver and bronze. silver tickets valid almost every day except peak days and those would cost $105 and bronze would be for off peak weekends and those would go for $99. a north bay charity is trying to pass go and send some children to summer camp. supports of the -- built what they hope is the largest monopoly board in the world.

they are waiting for word from the guinness book of world records but it is being used to make donations for the summer camp. after people are finished playing on the big board plans call for the wood to be recycled. >> i hope that they make the record. a pretty cool idea. >> walk around on the board. you would be outside, i guess, rose mary because not many living rooms could accommodate that. >> if you are outdoors you might want to bring a light jacket. eventually we may actually have the possibility of some sprinkles rolling through and i'll show you that in just a moment. giving you here a sweeping view of the bay. you may have noticed a mix of low, mid and high level clouds, just beautiful sky at times and that's what we are showing you now as we continue to look on to the distance. we have those clouds just off shore and they are with a little bit of rain. i'll show you that in just a

moment. let's take a look at some of these numbers, 76 in livermore. this area really saw a cool down today. mid to upper 80s is where we landed yesterday afternoon. antioch landed about 88 yesterday, today only 75. around the bay. temperatures were very similar to what we had yesterday, 75 in redwood city. here's a look at a little bit of moisture. you can see over portions of the north bay. don't think this is hitting the ground just yet. we may have a few isolated sprinkles. here's a look at the system that's just now approaching the coastline, it's going to continue to move north and east so we are just on the tail ends of it. so for today it brought down our temperatures. and by tomorrow morning could bring us a few sprinkles. here we go as we get into the overnight hours.

you can see there a few specks of blue. tomorrow you may be getting the little ones off the school. temperatures will remain on the cool side as we head into june and the clouds will be with us as well. for tomorrow temperatures will range in the upper 50s to mid- 70s for our inland cities. behind the system the cool air will continue as well. tomorrow morning, 52 in oak lands. mid-50s in redwood city and 54 for livermore. 67 in nevada. 60s in richmond. notice these temperatures a lot like what we had today. low to mid-60s for the east bay shoreline. into the santa clara shoreline, 70. san francisco will be a cool 60, partly to mostly cloudy at the coast and the extended forecast here easy to see.

we don't change a whole lot. temperatures remaining on the cool side as we get into june. very mild for inland cities and cool at the coast. finally by the end of the business week temperatures begin to warm slightly and it looks like we will carry that trend into next week. >> we have that june doom again. that's what we usually have. all right, thank you, rose mary. thousands of bay area shelter pets found a new forever home this week. their new owners were able to take them home for free thanks to pet adoption day. it was funded by a bay area nonprofit called mattie's fund. the pets are all spade and neutered and microchipped all for free and at last check, 3600 pets were adopted. >> coming up the as go tore another win against the yankees. also back homeruns from the brandons, but was it enough to

beat the braves? we'll tell you coming up in sports wrap. when i look nice on the outside i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's day a little brighter. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child.

good evening, everyone, welcome to this early weekend sports wrap. include ago loss for the giants and -- in a way they rarely lose. finishing up a series with atlanta and showing a -- that isn't considered homerun friendly. putting the giants on the board against the braves julio, number 7 for the red hot belt. up next, brandon crawford puts one in the deepest part of the yard as well. that goes up for his 7th of the

year, with madison baumgardner on the mound. rebay came to the plate. baumgardner knows where that one is headed. gives the braves a 3-2 lead. but in the bottom of the -- joe panic went deep on johnny veal. that's a 2 run shot. the giants take a 5-3 lead to the 9th. that's usually money for -- but the script went a little bit differently this time. fredy me man got into one, that makes it a 5-4 game. cassi a got -- to hit the ground ball that should have produced a game. crawford boots it. everybody is safe. giving up 9th inning lead. not something the giants often do but that's exactly how this game ended. jason peterson hit one that rolls into the gap in left center. that cleans the bases and giants lead.

ends with the braves leading 7- 5 and going on to win with that. the card analysis honoring the -- cardinals honoring the late -- gets the cardinals off to a good start with his 2 run homer. the cardinals go on to win. the dodgers stay a half game in front of the giants. not something jesse chavez has seen a lot this season so he had a good solution for that against the yankees. if you are worried about the status of clay thompson. he seems to be healing well. chavez's answer, don't allow any runs yourself. with a good effort to get a double play effort. chavez and adam warren were matching zeros until this. dressed with the ball but won't get there. homer number 11. 2-0, as lead. that's all the as would need

but made sure they got one more. with a deep ball. and it's 3-0. tyler clipper took it from there. the yankees got the tying run to the plate but tyler got jones to pop up in foul territory. the as get their american lead leading -- 8-0 over new york this weekend. this is mother's day in the dominican republic. toronto and minnesota. remember this guy, josh donnell son. donnell son goes deep for the jays. gave toronto the lead in the 7 7th but in the bottom of the inning torre hunter gives it -- the twins win 6-5 and currently sports the best record in the league. a much deserved day off for the -- as you saw taking a baseball

game. game 1 of the championship series gets started thursday night in oak lands. the coaching -- continues according to reports tonight. chicago bulls are working out a contract to have iowa state's fred hoy burg become their next coach. boy burg cyclones have made 4 ncaa appearances. he does so much winning it's not unusual for jimmie johnson to set records but he did it again today at dover. a little trouble in the pits for karl edwards. doesn't get the crank removed and gets an unscheduled ride. with 7 laps it was johnson taking the lead from kevin harvick. 2 laps later clint bowyer makes contact with danny hamlin and hamlin goes sliding. kurt busch is in the wrong place at the wrong time.

that takes him back to 31st place. holding off harvick for the win. that ties him with 5 other drivers. the only to win 10 times on a single track. johnson in third behind harvick first and martin should ex- second. still to come, as the bears go for another ncaa championship. we'll be right back.

the cal rugby team is making history again, the kings trying to be the first school ever to win 3 straight championships in the game. had to come from behind to do i it. the bears trailing in the first half. go right down the middle of the field. nice move by anthony cul a bar, who takes it all the way to the goal line and gets in for the

try. sal i vair will get. >> then they were tied at 12 in overtime and the bears win on a similar looking play, this time it's jake anderson goes again down the middle of the field. 17-12, there have been only 6 seven man championships in rugby. cal has won the last 3 in a row. it was a nice victory lap for steven bowed itch, final round. here's how the water is still affecting those on lower ground. dustin johnson -- any chance he had of winning. he had to go back and do it again. taking 8. par was 69 on this rain altered course so a 64 didn't have quite the ring. but when made that he was in front for good. it was on that course that bowed age met his wife and that

made it a memorable walk. he was that close to finishing with a birdie and tying the course record. he has to settle for a par. his wife amanda just fine with that. bowed itch makes par for a three way tie for sec. this was the second pga tour win for. roger federer the highest seed in action. in the far court with the big serve when a return over -- of france. complete a set before darkness. nailed a couple of aces here. fourth seed was knocked out earlier in the day by joe jong a. that's it for this early sports wrap up. more at 10:00. all right, all eyes on the warriors. >> first time in 4 years. on thursday game one, sundays game 2. i think it's the balance of the wars that will really be the difference. >> we all know about stef and

we all know about la broken james but that supporting may be a little stronger. >> and looked a little stronger. >> they can use the rest so he's happy to use the rest to get healthy. >> let's hope he's clear to play after the concussion. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. a red hot housing market has a growing number of people in the bay area selling their homes and moving. >> we'll tell you what those real estate agents say they have never seen before in the bay area. thanks for watching ktvu. we will see you tonight at 10:00 10:00. >> q

(laughs) i wish you could all be inside my head. the conversation is sparkling. fine, i'll tell you. a lichen is an organism made up of two separate species fungi and algae. if you could merge with another species, what species would you pick and why? hint: there is a right answer. none of you will get it. okay, i'd pick swan because, uh, the resulting hybrid would have the advanced industrial civilization of a human and the long graceful neck i've always dreamed of having.