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. >> after a tense chased around town, it ended at its elk milhaud apartment.t earlier tonight to in manzanita to name just a few streets watched as a zebra gallup alongside cars, and visited neighborhoods. deputies thought they got things under control, until it decided they wanted to get leave. coming straight out of our photographer. after falling around town a little more, deputies got a cornered in the, apartment complex. it tried once again to try to break free free. but changed its mind. then it ended up in the swimming pool. these deputies could not have guessed they'd be battling a zebra. after carefully prodding the gun safely tucked away. this was a slave owner. >> we want to get her under control. and >> were getting the modern california. did she get away from you. we tried him where you try and move them? >> have a good night >> tuesday press got away, one was hit by car, and managed to get up. the zebra will be fine. local company is trying to change the way people play video games. roth this is unlike any car you've ever seen before. this is pow

rich it their own pipe from sutro that pumped water all the way down to the private clubs like the elk club, the metropolitan club and marines memmal and they had silent watesaltwater swimming pd everyone else went to the baths and the thing to do was go swimming in a salt water pool particularly heated. >> healthy. >> i remember going out there as a kid and by the time i was there before it was burned down and converted to a ice skating rink and egyptian museum. >> here is the inside of it and a shot from my wife's expensive post card selection and san francisco post card and on this post card is one of the wonderful inscriptions. when she collected them it's not just the picture but the message. this one says "hello gladys received your note. was glad to hear from you. i'm want going to return. sorry". "will write in a few days". >> wally. >> that's san francisco. i'm not going to return. how many of us wrote that card to our families. >> particularly with gladys as the name. yeah i understand. >> well i want to thank you all for coming here today. it's nice to share it with you and

before noon, his party finds prints left by grizzlies, wolves, elk, deer, and other wildlife. their biggest find... - you can see there's one of the kittens walking. there's one actually bounding right there. strieker: five sets of tracks with what looks to be a healthy 90-pound adult mountain lion. it's the most offspring he's ever seen with one mother in more than 30 years of tracking lions. - this is an amazing little find, i have to tell you. strieker: for parker, a hunting guide who works with researchers and teaches tracking, all the evidence in the snow shows just how rich this habitat is for wildlife and why he and others worked to keep this forest from being carved into real estate. [machinery clanking] beginning in the late 1990s, plum creek timber company, the largest private landowner in montana, started putting its timberland on the real estate market. - we knew that because we do have this extensive private land checkerboarded throughout our forested landscape, that that was a huge threat and that real estate values and real estate demand was just skyrocketing. s

and i like mark's reference to getting the elk's clubs and the quanta's clubs and the rotary clubs, all of those people have a vested interest in the outcome in terms of decreased crimes, in terms of increase employment, in terms of a safer, healthier community. can't we also remind people that even though we want people to speak out, for some people it's very much still a hidden sort of thing. but you can go on the samhsa web site and you can get a list not only of all the local treatment programs, but you can get a list of the opioid treatment programs, buprenorphine programs. so help is out there. and even if you're not the addict but you love someone who is, there's a place to start. and we want to remind everyone that september is national alcohol and drug addiction recovery month. and indeed we would hope that in every community all the voices that are in recovery speak out, and all the family members who support those that are in recovery speak out in support of addiction treatment. i want to thank you for being here. it's been a great show. for a copy of this program or other pr

if he did that area, the snow melted, grass grew 12 months a year, the elk came by to eat, and they lovedt. and now the elfl flock is five times what it was before the pipeline. for some reason, he always invited me to go on his congressional delegations to other parts of the world. but he always picked those that somehow members sort of round upon. they could not take their wives, there were no shopping places, anything like that. for example, we were one of the first ones to go to afghanistan and iraq. it was so early, we stayed in tents. when we got there, it was dark -- no lights. this was a combat zone. and so i inquired, like all men should, where is the men's room? we are in a tent. and so the colonel said, go down here, turn right, turn left, turn right, and turn right. and it was about two city blocks. [laughter] i let it ted and said, what are you going to do? [laughter] well, you got the answer. [laughter] as the vice president and senator mitch indicated, his work was good. his word was absolutely dead. you could take it to a bank. -- his word was absolutely good. you could ta

the elk grove man was finally freed last night after a neighbor heard him crying for help. he was apparently okay. he is 58. he was tied up yesterday morning when two or three armed men invaded him home. they stole his 2005 corvette. it's white, has a red interior and custom rims. license number, 5nkj166. >>> all right. time now 507. a series of hit-and-run collisions in danville. the suspect the brother of nate schierholtz from the san francisco giants. coming up, what the giants outfielder is saying about his brother. >>> also, that busted oil well in the gulf appears to be what they call static. we'll tell you what bp says about stopping the leak for good. support him in ,,,,,,,, announcer: when your eyes are smiling, you're smiling. be kind to your eyes with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably and conveniently while protecting your eyes from the sun. ask your eyecare professional which transitions lenses are right for you. transitions lenses are available at a site for sore eyes location near you. [ female announ

so i'm going to show -- you've all seen movies on the nature channel, elks fighting each other for a female. but these movies will show you even simple animals, fruit flies can show aggressive behaviors. and so these are going to be two male fruit flies and they're going to be fruiting over a food supplies. so in the first very short clip you're going to see one fruit fly decide that the other fruit fly has got to go. >> the next one. >> in the second video we'll see one male fruit fly decides the other male fruit fly has really got to go. i want you to watch this movie to get a clear intention of this fly's action. [laughter] >> charlie: what did we learn from this. [laughter] >> the most important thing to learn is these are not fights to the death. when animals have this kind of an argument there's a winner and a loser. and the loser goes off to try and find another location to find some food. if these were two males they might have been fighting about a female instead of food. these are orderly ways of determining who gets to be dominant and who has to move on. and in fact animal

if you think of wolves out in the midwest, and how they help to keep the elk and deer populations healthyarks provide much the same service in the ocean. the ecosystem as a whole will be degraded, including the types of fish that people rely on to either sell or many of these developing countries, they rely on as their primary source of protein. destroying the shark population has a negative effect on both the health of wild ecosystems and in many cases, human society. >> are more sharks being killed than being replenished in our oceans? >> i think so. you know, the rate of over 100 million sharks a year being killed is far faster than we can replenish them, and we know from research in most countries, most oceans around the world, that shark populations are plummeting from baselines just a few decades ago. and this is one of the greatest fisheries crisis that we're facing. a lot of people are complacent in that, they look and think of a shark as the only good shark is a dead shark, that's not true. >> would you say it's really about changing our image of what a shark is? i know there was

. >> reporter: the two hit windows smashing windows near ignacio valley and elk grove between 7:00 and yesterday. similar crimes occurred over the weekend at the sun mall. here's the twist -- unlike christmastime, when folks are urged not to leave packages visible, items were clearly shown. >> if they see something they want or it looks valuable, sometimes want something. >> reporter: how do you avoid it? >> i put things in the trunk. >> keep are on angry, on edge, there are pain and problems in people's lives and they are driving people to do hurtful and bold things. >> reporter: it doesn't take much to tempt somebody. this isn't anything more than the end of a charger. if that's out in the open, it is suggested there could be a cell phone or laptop nearby. this could cause you to lose valuable information. be careful and don't carry things you don't need to. if you can bring them when you leave the car, all the better. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new this morning, general motors has issued a recall for 250,000 of its vehicles because of problems with their seat belts. the rec

. >> reporter: when elke's job was cut back to three days a week, friends and neighbors had plenty for i hate saying no. that's the problem. i don't like saying no. so i would do it and be a little bit disappointed in myself for doing something i didn't want to do. >> reporter: but she and others in the stay-at-home club have had enough. she found a way to turn favors into cash. signing up to work part-time for taskrabbit.com, a new website connecting people and their errands with people at home who can do them. >> now i don't have to say no. it's on taskrabbit. i can get paid and they get their task done. if i can't do it, someone else can pick up the task. so it's great. you know, the friends are happy. and i'm happy. >> reporter: but for fitzpatrick the line in the sand is clear. >> i've gotten very good at saying no. i've been doing this for more than 20 years. so, i mean, you do anything for 20 years you're going to get pretty good at it. >> so how can you improve your ability to say no? if you have a home office consider having two phone lines, one for business, one for home and

these elk rhythmic trades could have gone simultaneously, but on a real-time feed, from new york stock exchange, and then sold on the delayed seed -- feet, right away, hundreds of times, and collectively, it could've been a larger amount. when i started thinking about this, -- we have a technology advisor committee and ask these questions then, to make sure that i was not thinking this was crazy as a conspiracy. four of the folks on this panel thought i was crazy to ask. of course, that could be going down. i did not feel as naughty about asking the question. maybe there is -- as nutty about asking the question. maybe there is nothing to it. that 20 seconds might not be a lot to some folks, but in these markets, it could be huge. i hope it -- i hope these elgar resnick price profits -- price pirates are not seeing -- seeking things they should not have gone off after. >> thank you. do have anything, right? joe? >> to the below questions. we have been talking about the u.s. market. i gather there have been similar spikes in a couple of other markets. has your staff looked at any other m

somewhere among yellowstone's bison, elk and summer tourists are three fugitives connected to a new double murder. >> we consider them extremely armed and dangerous. and we pray upon the public to be vigilant. >> reporter: the search for the trio is now more urgent after a husband and wife were found in new mexico burned to death inside their camping trailer. linda and gary haas were identified after a rancher found their wandering dog. the couple's names and phone numbers on their pets' i.d. tags. their truck was found 100 miles away in albuquerque. police say evidence links the case to the inmates. john mccluskey is believed to be traveling with casslyn welch, who allegedly helped them bust out of this prison. and mccluskey's mother is under arrest. u.s. marshals said she gave them money, clothing and a getaway car. >> john mccluskey, if you're out there watching, come back and face jail. they've got your mother locked up. she's in her little uniform and handcuffs. >> reporter: police say both men are members of a dangerous whit supremacist group, the white aryan brotherhood. investigato

if he did that area, the snow melted, grass grew 12 months a year, the elk came by to eat, and they loved elfl flock is five times what it was before the pipeline. for some reason, he always invited me to go on his congressional delegations to other parts of the world. but he always picked those that somehow members sort of round upon. they could not take their wives, there were no shopping places, anything like that. for example, we were one of the first ones to go to afghanistan and iraq. it was so early, we stayed in tents. when we got there, it was dark -- no lights. this was a combat zone. and so i inquired, like all men should, where is the men's room? we are in a tent. and so the colonel said, go down here, turn right, turn left, turn right, and turn right. and it was about two city blocks. [laughter] i let it ted and said, what are you going to do? [laughter] well, you got the answer. [laughter] as the vice president and senator mitch indicated, his work was good. his word was absolutely dead. you could take it to a bank. -- his word was absolutely good. you could take it to a ban

if he did that area, the snow melted, grass grew 12 months a year, e elk came by to eat, and they lovedt. and now the elfl flock is five times what it was before the pipeline. for some reason, he always invited me to go on his congressional delegations to other parts of the world. but he always picked those that somehow members sort of round upon. they could not take their wives, there were no shopping places, anything like that. for example, we were one of the first ones to go to afghanistan and iraq. it was so early, we stayed in tents. when we got there, it was dark -- no lights. this was a combat zone. and so i inquired, like all men should, where ithe men's room? we are in a tent. and so the colonel said, go down he, turn right, turn left, turn right, and turn right. and it was about two city blocks. [laughter] i let it ted and said, what are you going to do? [laughter] well, you gothe answer. [laughter] as the vice president and senator mitch indicated, his work was good. his word w absolutely dead. you could take it to a bank. -- his word was absolutely good. you could take it to

if he did that area, the snow melted, grass grew 12 months a year, the elk came by to eat, and they lovednd now the elfl flock is five times what it was before the pipeline. for some reason, he always invited me to go on his congressional delegations to other parts ofhe world. but he always picked those that somehow members sort of round upon. they could not take their wives, there were no shopping places, anything like that. for example, we were one of the first ones to go to afghanistan and iraq. it was so early, we stayed in tents. when we got there, it was dark -- no lights. this was a combat zone. and so i inquired, like all men should, where is the men's room? we are in a tent. and so the colonel said, go down here, turn right, turn left, turn right, and turn right. and it was about two city blocks. [laughter] i let it ted and said, what are you going to do? [laughter] well, you got the answer. [laughter] as the vice president and senator mitch indicated, his work was good. his word was absolutely dead. you could take it to a bank. -- his word was absolutely good. you could take it