within a few months of that sea lions began gathering at pier 39. now i've never heard a theory as to how those two events are related. but i have heard theories as to why they stay there. one it's a protected harbor and another there's ample supply of herring and there's a love of having their pictures taken and another is that pier 39 gave them dock space to reside them. they're looking to celebrate 30 years of sea lions arriving and they're looking to do that this january. as part of that, they would like to do 30 sea lion sculptures throughout the city. most of these being on port property or we're excited to say and that's what the proposal today here is to request your approval the fee waiver for this installation. 30 sea lions, they are six feet tall. they are three foot six. they are not bolted down. they're filled with sand on bottom. they would be distributed along the length of port property allowing people to see them travel from one end to the other. a couple at bay view gateway. you can see the other and along the northern waterfront a

sea lions being shot in the bay.n the bay explains. >> reporter: in the hills overlooking the pacific ocean the marine center treats a variety of critters suffering a variety of ailments. the issues include things like starvation, shark bites and poisoning. last week several of the center's sea lion patients were battling injuries unrelated to nature. >> we have 15 animals on site right now and three are gunshots. >> reporter: the center rescued a sea lion that had been shot in the face losing an eye. a second sea lion suffered the same fate also losing an eye. a third shot in the flipper. >> these round metal objects are pellets probably from a shotgun blast. >> reporter: the evidence of human inflicted wounds is disheartening. >> they have a lot of challenges. something like this is unnecessary. >> reporter: for all three sea lions, the center doesn't know the source of the gunshots, which are extremely difficult to pinpoint. >> by the time we rescue the animal we have no idea how or when they got shot. >> reporter

. >>> and from the sea lions rocking this boat to an unusual search for a missing dog to the owl getting cozy inside this family's christmas tree. all the top trending stories for your friday morning. >>> good friday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. we begin with the big holiday escape now under way. millions of americans are hitting the roads or heading to the airport. >> in some places the weather will not be cooperating. today is expected to be the busiest air travel day in history for the winter holidays with 3 million people expected to fly on the major airlines. the toughest travel will be in the pacific northwest. you can see why right there. heavy rain along the coast and heavy snow in the mountains. wind gusts could hit 60 miles per hour. >> the other big weather story is the cold in the east. people from syracuse to boston are starting the morning in the single digits but temperatures will head back to normal today. we'll take a closer look at your forecast in just a few moments. >>> for now to the fireworks at the final democratic presidential debate of the year. t

that's what the sea lions do as well here are 6 of them showing off just skills. but they are primarily here for research purposes the keris have to make sure that the wild animals are obeying their commands so that researchers can get close without being in danger and put your bottom oh yes we can observe the behavior and physiology of the sea lions here much better than the nature. the shock researchers on the california coast for example don't have permanent access city animals and. if they want to see it is it i hope that i don't. i am heading back to the aquarium . you have a big monterey coming close to every single visit dive else sometimes wait for the whole life for that's and you know every single visitor has what's made a diversity seeking for yes and yes so that's also the magic of that's bringing that kind of experience to the whole and well being of the. old. what impressed me the most here is this huge thing i never thought i'd get such a good impression of life on the water i think it's so fascinating that i could just watch for hours in the woods.

today he was released along with a few other fur seal pups and a california sea lion, just to make sure they don't get lost. >> aww! good luck santos! >> i could watch them waddling out into the water all day long. we've been talking a lot about light rain, and i told you about the dense fog advisory at the top of the newscast. there's one other item you're probably not thinking about. cold morning temperatures. take a look at what's about to happen here for oakland and concord. i'll use you 2 as my examples for how we'll experience this slightly differently across the bay area. for oakland, the morning lows in the 50s have been nice, but as we get into sunday and monday, they're coming down into the low 40s. that's going to feel cold. that will come in several degrees below average for this time of year. but inland, concord you're my example for inland locations. not that far from oakland as the crow flies, but you'll notice colder temperatures even by monday. that does say 37 degrees for the morning low by monday. it's not like we have a terribly intense cold snap coming. what's about

. >> reporter: for all three sea lions, the center doesn't know the source of the gunshots. >> by thee the animals we have no idea how or when they got shot. >> reporter: it isn't entirely rare for the center to treat patients with gunshot wounds. the finger is often pointed at fishermen who encounter sea lions while pursuing the same fish. >> it's most likely what's causing the human interactions. >> reporter: still representatives of the bay area fishing industry say they don't condone the deadly violence. >> nobody in the fishing industry supports vigilante sea lion justice. >> reporter: even with these severe wounds, a little tlc and a steady diet of fish can do wonders. >> i think these animals have recovered well enough that we are confident that they can forage on tir own. >> reporter: last week bluegrass and transit were healthy enough to return to the wild so they were trucked to point reyes for release. >> it's the reward we get for all the hard work we putno caring for these animals. >> reporter: first transit made his way to the ocean. then it was bluegrass freedom a chall

. >>> had this morning, happy update for an adorable sea lion pup rescued in san mateo county. coming up a look at his homecoming along the bay area bees. >>> and the take a live look outside on this friday morning. taking a live look at sfo where the fog is taking over. mary scott moore in your forecast when we the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. [ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> the seal was found inside a parking garage and he spent the last two weeks with the folks at the marine mammal center in sausalito. yesterday it was his homecoming. he was released along with few other pups and a california sea lion. >>> he so cute. >> look at him. >> adorable. he is home. >> look, he's going to make it all the way to the ocean. >> he can do it! >> i made a. i'm back home. thank you. >> a good way to start a friday morning. >> i can watch the video all day long. >> you mi

. ♪ animals are great >> greg: check out these sea lions.n't give a damn about where they're going. imagine being on that boat free loading sea lions in olympia, washington. they're stellar sea lions. they way 100 pounds each. that's free loaders. that's what they are. so true, jesse. >> dana: there's no fat. >> greg: fat shaming, emily, it's not part of the five. i will have you get up and leave now. no more one more thing for you. >> juan: give her a chance, greg. it's the christmas season. >> emily: i get two. happy birthday, sweet vinnie. number one, number two, the franklin police department in massachusetts learned they had a thief in their midst watch as their dog, ben franklin, ran off with one of the toys for tots in the christmas program, literally. he makes a run for it. it's gone viral. so adorable. >> jesse: literally. >> emily: the police department is letting this slide, literally. >> jesse: final point? >> emily: it "behooves" all of us. this is a long list, isn't there? >> juan: where are you going for christmas? >> greg: he

rescuers found the sea lion near a baseball field on sunday morning. it had a swollen abdomen, but no external injuries veterinarians say she is being held in an intensive care quarantine pen. rescuers say it's likely that she took a wrong turn from the san francisco bay before ending up in san mateo. christmas tree at the ritz carlton in san francisco is on i'm lynn up the hotel held its 29th, the lighting ceremony last night, a 7 year-old make a wish child and flipped the switch to light up the huge tree. they're also carolers spreading a whole lot of holiday cheer. on the kron 00:04am morning news as we get closer to christmas. there are some key holiday shipping deadlines that you need to know about. and here's a live look outside at the embarcadero where we are seeing a pretty much dry conditions. john travel will have a >>in national news people across the country are under a winter weather alert. this morning mandy gather reports on winter storms pounding both the west and the east coast. from flakes falling in times square to snow in the sierra

. >>> well, a sea lion makes a wrong turn and ends up in san mateo. >> we'll check in on the animal'sext. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. enjoy the lull in the action right now, because we have more rain in the forecast. i'll let you know when in the accuweather seven-day, coming up. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> and let's take a look at the toll plaza. isn't this a welcome sight? kristen giving the big thumbs-up. it is moving beautifully on this it is moving beautifully on this mo ...6, 7, 8 it is moving beautifully on this mo ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. here, it all starts withello! hi!... how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's send to everyone! wifi up there? uhh. sure, why not? how'd he get out?! a camera might figure it out. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. so come ask, shop, discover at your lo

. >>> a wayward sea lion is recovering after found wandering on a san mateo street yesterday.t the marine mammal center getting fluids and food because she's a little dehydrated. the center thinks the sea lion made the wrong turn from san francisco bay and wound up going into a creek. but she is getting the care that she needs. >>> now to the story of a rare and exotic bird that flew the coop. >> yeah, a woman in the south bay went on the search of her life really to find her priceless macaw after it went missing. >> abc 7 news anchor dion lim goes along and has a surprise ending for us. >> blue, come on. come on, blue. if this weather holds out, he might be able to fly so people can actually see him. >> reporter: for 12 hours a day in the dreary on and off rain, jessica hagan and her friend, sarah, have been scouring san jose streets. >> my daughter's been texting me all day, can you pick me up? i've been crying at school all day. >> reporter: they're looking for blue, a rare 3-year-old macaw. a gift from her boyfriend, blue is a parrot jessica calls her dream bird. >> he's a

salty the sea lion made a special appearance.o a special holiday musical performance, and craft making for the kids with a towering tree. >> our tree is a 60-foot live free. it looks elegant, traditional, and classic most of the time, but every day from 5:00 to 10:00 p.m., this tree turns into a kaleidoscope of swirls, and colors. it's electrifying. we are calling it "musical moments." >> reporter: some stores also gave back by donating a portion of their sales to the cal fire benevolent association, which supports firefighters and their families, who have been impacted by california wildfires. >>> santa is bringing joy to a community still recovering from hurricane dorian. brandon bair was in the bahamas for the special day. trip the holidays came early again this year thanks to tropic ocean airwaves. the fort lauderdale-based seaplane industry who gave santa a lift to great harbor key -- >> it was nice and smooth all the way. >> reporter: as always, he came with presents for everyone. >> the whole company looks forward to it ev

>>a sea lion took a wrong. and the san francisco bay and wound up in a baseball field. ering now at the marine mammal center in sausalito it was rescued. they found a sea lion near a baseball field sunday morning. will in abbeville none but nothing else. no external injuries. the vet say that she's being held in intensive care corin teen. and then the release or when she's ready. >>our we'll take a break it is 6.56 still ahead. emergency meeting happening tonight in fremont after a deadly hit and run, we'll tell you what city leaders are looking to discuss and waves are going to try and make it more safe. and a call to clean up the streets of san francisco will tell you one supervisors proposing to address the city's growing problem with us. waste on the streets was just call it that thank you know what i'm talking about will be ♪ running out of gift ideas, seeking something more. ♪ ♪ well if inspiration's what you're searching for... ♪ ♪ follow me to a place i know with endless possibilities ♪ ♪ so you can check your list off row-by-row. ♪ ♪ i'm making this song up as i

obviously robots are used to do manufacturing could i'd have to say as a side comment week sort of sea lion between traditional manufacturing robots which are pretty much turning into a commodity these days at very low cost in a very specific unction in many different companies and robots that have some amount of ai in real-time and adjustments to their environments like the one that goes through a door when someone is halfway in. that is a different world. i think automation can be used to manufacture robots. we are working on a smaller scale and would make that possible right now. a related thing though we are using contract manufacturing to build the robots. at first we thought we would be able to find contract manufacturers that would overnight translate into something that was manufacture. i think that might be true for iot devices that have a couple of buttons on them and a screen but for robots that have articulated mechanisms most companies are manufactures are doing it themselves. that's not a solved problem. >> we have to leave it there but we have a spot up front during the break

$2 million to study sea lions in russia last year. we spent $600,000 doing a the documentary on joseph stalin. we spent a big chunk of money actual little studying the russian flu in 1889. why did we do that? some of these things are small, some of these things are very large. we laid out a proposal dealing with prescription drugs because the way the tiering is done on prescription drugs now costs the federal taxpayer $22 billion. $22 billion. and that just because generic drugs were placed on a higher cost branded tier, and so the federal taxpayer and the consumer ended up paying not the generic price, but the more expensive branded price when they could have paid the lower price. $22 billion just for that one piece. we laid out a whole set of ideas, and we said let's just look at them together. this congress passed $380 million that was sent out to the states to help with election security after the russians were clearly trying to interfere in our elections in 2016, we decided to do something about it to help our states, so that $38

perfect day for holiday festivities, santa claus was out there for photos and a mascot too salty the sea lione a special appearance, there were musical performances, santa claus and craft making for the kids. the huge tree was the biggest traction. >> a 60 foot live tree which looks elegant and traditional and classic. most of the time. but, every day five minus 10 pm, this tree turns into a kaleidoscope of twirls and swirls and colors it dances, it is electrifying. >> some of the stores at pier 39 give back to the community donating part of the sales to the benevolent foundation. the nonprofit supports firefighters and their families who have been affected by the california wildfires. >>> the time is 4:56, neighbors of the san jose willow glen neighborhood spreading the christmas cheer. >>> this was special, last night santa claus paid a special visit to chris with special needs. a della developmental and physical disability, his homebound as well and he has not been able to see santa claus as he was nine years old. his neighbors pulled together and set up a house call by santa. he shut up l

also got to take photos with santa, write letters, listen to christmas wishes, and meet salty the sea liont. a portion of proceeds were donated to cal fire. >>> people are braving the chilly of a holiday show. >> when you think vegas, flashy lights and festive music might come to mind. that's the same thing on vegas drive. >> i got a little flip flop circuit on sale after christmas so i made a simple display the next year. >> as technology improved so did his at-home holiday display. you're looking at 15,000 bulbs. even more impressive a majority are hand painted. >> about 12,000. >> 12,000 of that 15,000 are hand painted. >> right. >> that's extremely impressive. >> it's unusually. i haven't seen anything like this. >> the lights change shape with these special specks. >> i see candy canes all over. >> candy canes are very minty but i still like them. >> we agree with mia. with a simple press of a button each of the 22 holiday songs on the list lead to their own light show. he says the star wars theme song and "let it go" from "frozen" are fan favorites. he's programmed elsa to build her

so you can help santos and other rescued sea lions and seals pops by visiting their website, whatever will be mass today by the marine mammal center. >>and speaking of getting to say this one is sure to put a smile on your face a gilroy garlic festival shooting survivor has been gifted with a car. 4 months after that tragedy. the local community is continuing. the rally around and support the survivors of that shooting. barbara dwyer is gary i'm sorry is one of those victims today. she received keys to a newly refurbished car are from caliber collision and geico to help these are families transportation a's. she was nominated for the car donation by the gilroy foundation. >>next at 8 o'clock some tense moments caught on camera as president trump and his french counterpart. are taken a heated meeting at the nato summit the comments said defended both leaders and as for the 49 ers beat the saints sunday in a game that could be the difference between field hit the road as a wild card team jason has more coming up. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication ca

we have brought up things like $2 million that we sent to the russians to be able to study sea lions.ion that were given to people that had passed away in puerto rico for social security benefits. we found some really big issues, a huge waste in the medicare programs, dealing with prescription drugs. $22 million that affects the consumers and taxpayers both in that situation. there's a lot of areas that we focused and on that we want to let people know about, go to the website, james lankford.com. and get all the information. >> martha: it is important and i think there is a lot of people that get fired up about it so thank you for sharing that with us. senator lankford, good to see you. >> good to see you as well. >> martha: coming up next, california flying to texas stomach texas and democrats to turn that state blue in 2020. up late tonight after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. i have moderate to severe plaque psoria

>took a wrong turn at san francisco bay wound up at a baseball field in san mateo on this is the sea lionecovering at the marine mammal center now in sausalito poor thing they say that this one was near the baseball field sunday morning and a swollen abdomen. but other than that he was unscathed so the vets are holding her in intensive care right now she has to be under quarantine and then into the marine mammal center. ah yes, i >>agree with a $2 cm and hopefully we'll be able to nurse this little guys time cool stretch. so you can be never even got it back old and never even got that that they just told that baseball field of frank. is poisoning the state mountain lions, there's mercury in the fog. researchers that you see santa cruz found marine fog mercury levels we're 3 times higher in mountain lions living on the coast. then those inland. is released into the atmosphere through mining and coal fired power plants and the toxin can cause neurological damage and decrease fertility. the fog burn more mercury is a moving all the way up the food chain starting with plants and then deer an

bay area, a perfect day for holiday festivities, santa claus was there and the mascot solti the sea lionpecial appearance, musical performances, sent and craft making for the kids. but the huge christmas tree was a big attraction. a 60 foot live tree that looks elegant and traditional and classic. most of the time. every day from 5:00 until 10 a clock p.m., it turns into a kaleidoscope of swirls and swirls and colors and dancers, it is electrifying. we are calling it musical moments. >> some of the stores gave back to the community donating part of the sales to the cal fire benevolence foundation supporting firefighters and families affected by california wildfires. >>> it is now 6:59. the artwork really a banana taped to a gallery wall in florida? take a look, the display has changed a bit. after a new york performance artist walked into the gallery and ate the banana. he called his performance hungry artist. a friend art collector paid $120,000 for the banana and the duct tape on it. swimming art gallery owner heard the banana was eaten, i will see he was furious. the gallery if you ar

these are some of them: the blue—footed boobie, the galapagos penguin, sea lions, and the sally lightfootgalapagos in san cristobal. i asked him whether they'd got the leak under control. yes, it is under control. it is important to say that not all of the gallons have not spilt out of the boat. it is still there and fast intervention of the national park and also from the navy under the direction of communities emergencies here, they have helped us to maintain and help control the situation. right now, we are not having diesel in the area of the accident. everything is under control and we are going over the next steps for the station that are related to how to recover the boat container and to keep doing the things that are important to stop any damage that could be generated by this accident and at this moment, everything is under control and because of our fast intervention, we executed the plans from this emergency. this type of emergency can be absolutely devastating considering how fragile the ecosystem on the galapagos islands are. well, that is the reason because we have to be ve

mammal center's goes way loss rescuers say bronwyn as the name was found after somebody reported the sea lional habitat, this is near south delaware street yesterday morning. bronwyn had a swollen abdomen, but no external injuries, they could see that say he's being held now in an intensive care quarantine pen at the marine mammal center in sausalito also getting an ivy to hydrate him rescuers say it's likely. bronwyn which i guess is a female took a wrong turn and from san francisco bay and to seal slew before migrating up boral creek so trying to get better. tonight. >>is an early start to the holiday season is the 29th annual christmas tree lighting at the ritz carlton, san francisco neighbors. gathered to drink some hot chocolate and listen carolers well i had the honor posting a young man there. by the name of owen go he's a 7 year-old make a wish kid who also had the task of flipping the switch to light up that a giant tree. santa as you saw in the earlier picture you showed up to delight the kids and their parents anna says traffic and very uh you was horrific depart the reindeer first

a sea lion rescued in san mateo is recovering tonight at the marine mammal center rescuers say bronwen was found near a baseball field in san mateo yesterday morning. >>bronwyn had a swollen abdomen bus, no external injuries were visible at the time of the rescue veterinarians say she is being held in an intensive care quarantine pen at the marine mammal center in sausalito bronwyn is also receiving ivy's to help boost hydration. rescuers say it's likely she somehow took a wrong turn from the bay into seal slew before migrating up burrell creek. >>a weekend winter storms pounding both coasts in the us, how that is making travel extremely dangerous for millions of people still trying to get home after the holidays. plus a big day online cyber monday shopping though wasn't an option for several 100 people living in one california town. why many of them are stock without the internet first classes resume at a central florida high school where a teen opened fire on his classmates last month, the plea though students there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. t

. >>> two giant sea lions relaxing on a boat. >> how does that happen? >> those are huge. >>> and all that matters -- >> joe biden's doctor says he is fit enough to handle the presidency. >> a healthy, vigorous 77-year-old -- adding, and i don't know why he had me include this but he's also friends with barack obama. >>> on "cbs this morning." >> when i was on trevor noah's show once i explained how in the history of the senate there was something like 2,000 men and only 50 women in the whole history. and he said if the nightclub had numbers that bad they would shut it down. [ cheers ] >> technically, technically if my line gets a response at the presidential debate, doesn't that mean that now i'm also in the race? [ cheers ] >> come on in, trevor. i hear the water's fine. migh welmp in.ded in there. >> i think trevor liked being included in the debate. >> i think he did, too. >> a nice touch. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." we begin, of course, with major political developments on both sides of the country. in washington, the impeachment of president

in tideway here in lagos and i am glad you could join us today show will take us on lions to hippos to gardens on sea to just one example of ideas up protect our environment and make it a bit more livable here's what's coming up on the show who will be taking a look at how they're using plastic to build roads in south africa. what towns in a dream to stop with so i was yes i'm killing lions. and how a german company is pondering environmentally friendly battery recycling. but 1st sandra has today's top story over to you just new to our top story is really all about him really is enough because we love to change our health so it's really like them straight calling long shots and part of me in bright colors pale we've all extensions may be the answer but they'll hope to. made of plastic fibers which results in a lot of waste now a young woman in pink will replace the synthetic extensions but i'm not sure environmentally friendly material she didn't want to price for it. for many women their hair is their corning or if they are lucky it all just falls into place and shines but sometimes even the lovelie

sea temperatures in the mad rising by 1.15 degrees c. in the last 3 decades. how bad is the problem there ecological impact of jellyfish is equivalent to lions in this are now they are top predators so they can have an impact on the functioning of the marine ecosystem some cases so we have large eliphaz wish to reach dance it is life up to 300 or 400 pounds a square tube. meters along the coastline so this would affect particularly human activities flies. swimming along the course or fishery and even our cultural plants may be affected because in some cases the venomous china fish can kill hundreds or thousands of fish in a few days these booms are using local fishing industries and it's estimated that in the north is rarity they cost italian fishing fleet $8500000.00 euros a year steffen and sent me north to the aquarium of genoa to discover how the creek tissue nick reproductive process is really compounding the problem babies found when live here very limited the fish. curator sylvia lever on know is breeding thousands of jellyfish. this little she doesn't know about these potent pulsing creatures. why are the jellyfish so efficient reproducing they are doing

some of entertainment's greatest hits, bringing us under the sea with ariel in "the little mermaid" and teaching us the circle of life in "the lionred by disney and starting a new company, dreamworks. which redefined animation for a digital age, bringing to life a green ogre and his best friend donkey in "shrek," and a kung fu fighting panda in "kung fu panda." today, with the streaming competition heating up, he is placing his next big bet on short form video with a new startup and $1 billion in his pocket. joining me today on "bloomberg studio 1.0," managing partner, chair and founder of quibi, also of course the former chair of walt disney studios and ceo of dreamworks. great to have you here. jeffrey: thank you for having me , i'm excited. emily: "little mermaid," "flashdance," "star trek," "the lion king." i could talk for hours about each one of these movies. jeffrey: another era, another time. emily: exactly. how has it changed since producing "aladdin," "beauty and the beast"? jeffrey: night from day, different world, different business. great storytelling never changes. those are movies that touch the heart. that really