san francisco zoo is holding a penguin chick naming contest. is in place of the zoo's yearly march of the penguins event. suggesting a name will only cost you $5. the zoo is accepting names until midnight on thursday. the winner will be announced on facebook next saturday. if you enter, there you go. the chick is a boy. >> the chick is a boy. in my family actually one of my children had a stuffed penguin, penguini was the name. >>> tonight, the race for a vaccine with the new death toll projection of 180,000 by the end of summer today a $2 billion deal to make vaccines as dr. fauci tells congress he's cautiously optimistic they could be ready as soon as this winter. >>> and tonight experts warning about crowds of young people driving an explosion of new cases and as colleges prepare to reopen, researchers say students may need to be tested every two days. >>> the stalemate over new relief funds for american families as those enhanced unemployment benefits run out today. >>> the latest on the large hurricane threatening florida and the u.s. east

she's the director of the san francisco zoo on sloat boulevard, and she's here today to talk about how the zoo's managing during the pandemic and how they're reopening. tanya, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm really pleased to hear that the zoo has reopened again. that's great news. can you tell us what changes you've made to make visitors to the zoo feel comfortable and safe when they're there. i understand now you have to make reservations, and there's only a limited number available each day. >> we were making changes before shelter in place. fortunately, because we work with animals, and we have a vet hospital on-site, we have the safe coverings before the shelter in place. while we were closed, we made some internal and external changes. the first one, i guess, would be on-line reservations. you now need to make reservations to visit the zoo, just like your favorite dinner restaurant. that is an effort to slow down congestion. try to keep everything smooth, and we can control the number of families coming in over the course of time. >> that's great. wha

. >> clerk: all right, we're on item 6, the san francisco zoo. >> stacy? >> clerk: yes? >> i wanted to let you know that i made it in. >> clerk: you're good. >> hello, this is tonya peterson, the director of the san francisco zoo. can you hear me, stacy? >> clerk: good morning, tonya. >> well, i'm pleased to report that the zoo is now open. it opened in a limited fashion on monday, july 13th. we did so while also running our child care and zoo camp programs, which have now concluded on friday august 14th. of course, our camp programs were run differently this summer, per the public health officer. we converted them from one week to three weeks. we did require the temperature checks of the participants and the family members and instructors, face coverings were also required unless an exemption proven and we did employ twice as many staff to just make sure that we were complying with all of these requirements. unfortunately, due to the change mainly from one week to three weeks, we had about a 50% refund request from parents. many parents did not feel comfortable obliging

. >> but at the san francisco zoo, a special group of students were celebrated for graduating fish schooley classify zoological he is birds, penguin chicks, waddled their way to their new home on gwen island, but because they live in the water, they call them fish. march of the penguins at fish school, as the zoo calls it, they learned how to swim, eat whole fi, hodo they learn to do that if somebody didn't teach them, and socialize with the caretakers. the 6 new additions bring the total number of the payments at the zoo to 56.>>> yogi berra, spotted enjoying some snacks and a nice summer day, but he didn't steal anyone's picnic baskets out of the wild, an animal sanctuary in southern california captured despair sitting at a picnic table inside his closure. (upbeat music) - [narrator] food delivery just got more rewarding, now that grubhub gives you rewards when you order. did you order tacos? again? boom, rewarded. (chewing) (dog barks) ordering dinner for the family? voila, rewarded, with a side of quiet. (baby mumbling) grubhub rewards you. get a free delivery perk when you order. - [

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. >> it's the annual march of the penguins at the san francisco zoo. >> there they are. >> start marching boys and girls. they hatched in may. this is interesting. they were sent to fish school so they could learn how to swim, eat whole fish, and socialize with their caretakers. there was a lot to learn there. they all obviously passed. it's usually a big event at the zoo. because of the pandemic, only a limited number of guests were allowed in. >> looks like that water is refreshing. >> beautiful graduation day. >> and we're going to have some hot weather so maybe tick a dip in the pool, rob. >> especially around, yeah, the tri-valley or san jose south tomorrow. some of the warmest temperatures we'll see around the bay area. exception to the rule, san francisco. as we show you outside or what you can't see outside right now. the fog has made a big comeback. 58 degrees. the downtown temperature today was 68. i realize closer to ocean beach, not quite that warm. but downtown san francisco tomorrow with a slightly weaker sea breeze may get close to 70 degrees. not exactly pool weather, but

>>at the san francisco zoo all 5 males one female they were all guided by animal care staffers during their march of the penguins event on saturday. the chicks were born in may they were sent to fish school that's where they were taught how to swim and people fish and socialize there's now a total of 56 penguins at the zoo. >>and now says israel will see him. we'll take a quick break still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, the oakland school district starts online classes today. we'll have the latest on distance learning plans for thousands of students there in the east bay. >>plus the best the coliseum after an a's batters hit by an astros pitcher we're going to show you what happened. and we're going to show you the viral video from and to facing the black lives matter posters multiple posters apollo also we'll have reaction from the artists. here's a quick live look outside as we check the view here from san francisco looking out across the embarcadero and towards the bay bridge. it's a little cloudy overhead, somewhat breezy as well as a bit of fog to especially over the gol

. >> it maybe across the bay or san francisco zoo or other zoos and then going through a similar financial struggle due to the pandemic. >> we have been communicating with a lot of the partners across the country. we're all in the same situation, and we're all trying to figure out how do we pivot. how do we modify and alter what we do in to the future. we're opened right now, but we're now on a road to recovery. this recovery could be two or three more years before we can stabilize right now. >> i just got an e-mail before we talked to a viewer. laura says i am watching theip trip. i love i want to support it. >> the number one way is and every little bit counts. you can also go and buy a membership. that membership is all year long. at the end of the day, come out. we're safe. we're outdoors. everybody is wearing a mask. it's a modified experience as you know. it's still a wonderful time to come out and have fun with the family. >> well, i can tell that the flamingos are happy. thank you so much, nick from the oakland zoo. >> thank you very much. >>> still to come on the oakland zoo trip,

meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez there starting the pga championship at harding park near the san francisco zoo tomorrow, and it shouldn't be too warm in the morning tomorrow, not in the morning, but by the afternoon we're going to warm up 5 to 10 degrees from today's daytime highs so warmer weather had just one more night to go very cool blustery conditions out there gloomy night out there for your wednesday night in temperatures widespread low to mid 60's but along the san francisco peninsula coastline already cooling down into the upper 50's so cooler air mass out there tonight. >>because today we are about 5 to 10 degrees below average for most bay area cities seeing more clouds than sun incur wind speeds out there right now still a little bit breezy, especially as you make your way inland even oakland tracking sustained winds at 21 miles per hour in fairfield even gust year than that sustained winds about 25 miles per hour or less so any wind gust that we did see about 35 miles per hour or less throughout today well below advisory level but starting tomorrow lasting all weekend long going

. >>> the san francisco zoo held their annual march of the penguins today. you can see six magellan penguins about to waddle their way home to penguin island, with the help of their care takers, of course. guests were limited because of the pandemic. the chicks were born in may and sent to fish school to learn how to swim, eat whole fish and socialize with their human hosts. during the past two weeks, a gaming contest was held for two of the male chicks. the talented mr. slippery, and rookie. what names? they sure are cute. >> i would want a recount. time to check sports and talking baseball. >> flirting with a no hitter and was it enough for a giant win? highlights and reaction from a not so socially but as californians we'll get through this together. if your income has been reduced or you've lost your job or your health insurance, covered california is here. we can help you find the health insurance you need to protect you and your loved ones. and, you may even get financial help to pay for your health insurance. so, if you or someone you know is without

san francisco zoo has that as well. the zoo lights, it is so fun to stroll around at night.oa. it is quite nice to see that the zoo is back open. >> you have done the gondola ride, haven't you? >> it is gorgeous. >> all right, let's talk about weather. steve, i ducked out a moment ago. it is called. not really cool. it is not hot. >> not even close, dave. the wind has tailed off dramatically. that is true. yesterday, it was roaring. there will still be a breeze, cut in half compared to yesterday. the fog is not as deep as it was. there are already holes in it. we will see more sunshine today and warmer temperatures. inland temperatures were unseasonably cool, off 20 degrees from normal. they will bump back up. there will be some that will be warmer. from yesterday, amazingly cool 69 and livermore to 80 degrees today. gilroy went from 78 to 83. there are a couple of things that bumped up 10 degrees. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. callistus to the north. santa rosa 54. everyone else is and the 50s to 60s. 85 in phoenix. that is a cool morning for them. palm springs, 78. mont

what's going on there little no i don't think will hopefully they like the weather at the zoo in san francisco 4 zone forecast was. >>pretty cool there by the coast but not so much inland today as we take a live look i'm not sure if it has frozen up or if the the fog is just not moving settle down there that is the first our top of the sales force to i'm meteorologist were breezy rodriguez here to talk about the weather for the new week, yeah and we're noticing bog us out there in full force for your sunday night in the bay area and city hall barely making out the colors out there this evening lit up in blue and gold in honor of the final day of the pga championship today. >>and we are noticing dense low clouds and fog along the coast. so watch out for your sunday night commute because it is going to extend inland by later this evening, a let's take a look at temperatures out there right now. >>quite the spread 50's along the san francisco peninsula coastline, widespread 60's as you make your way inland still in the upper 70's for parts of the tri valley like conquered in livermore, but the wi

it's the annual march of the penguins at san francisco zoo. they're so precious. they were hatched in may and learned how to swim, eat whole fish and socialize with their caretake caretakers. only a limited number of guests were allowed in. what a cool sight there. >>> it's now time to check in with vianey arana for a look at your microclimate forecast. i know those penguins are pretty cold but it's been pretty warm on this side of the zoo. >> the penguins would not like it out here now. it will be in the 90s today. can you imagine? that's way too hot for me, for most folks. hopefully everyone has ac, right? that's sort of the range of temperatures that we're going to be seeing n. san jose it's comfortable in the 60s. we do have overall clear skies inland but around the coast that's a different story. walnut creek 60 degrees. let me take you over to san francisco because you can see the fog there. 55 degrees right now. so we do have that marine layer and it is going to stick around for the first half of our day much like yesterday and then once that starts to sort

>>a half-dozen penguin chicks it woudl their way to a new home on penguin island at the san francisco zoo, 5 boys and one girl were guided by animal care staff during their march of the penguins event yesterday. chicks they were born in may they were sent to fish school where they were taught to swim eat, whole fish and the to socialize there is now a total of 56. magellan and nick penguins at the zoo, so there you have it yeah it was like animal videos, but something about the heaviness of the pandemic in 2020, it's like there he's been a little better. >>now i am pretty cute stuff in that way was incredibly that's what gets us through the day is not a cure is, but we've got a couple more hours ago here tonight, vicki that experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. so you'll never miss an update. with the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. no

well, six penguin checks that hatched back in spring waddled their way to their new home in the san francisco zood. it was part of the annual march of the penguins fund-raising event. they recently completed fish school, where they were taught how to swim, a eat whole fish, and socialize with their caretaker. two of the male checks got their names. day will be called talented mr. slippery, and rookie. this administration total number of penguins at the zoo to 56. >>> 10ers flair between the a's and the astros. joe is up next with sports. >> and then a protest today in the east bay. the changes that demonstrators are calling for to help people suffering from mental health issues. superfast internet. it's a beautiful thing. superfast internet with an xfinity flex 4k streaming device included? even beautiful-er. and now flex also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird lets you stream tons of movies, shows, news, sports and more. and with flex, it's all at your beck and call... show me parks and rec! see? the best really did get better! magnificent. switch to xfinity internet and get a flex 4k

take a look at this 6 penguin chicks while their way to their new home on penguin island at the san francisco zoo. >>and they were guided by animal care staff and their little march of the penguins event that they had over the weekend. and actually they. >>teach them to fish socialize i don't know how they did it before humans helped out but. >>they seem to manage done that. and let's take a peek at the 7 day around the bay forecast before you head out on monday morning and see what the week looks like. >>who pretty sunny and warm i would call 90 hot looks like we slide down a few degrees and then head right back up for the next weekend that's it for now see you back here starting at 04:00am tomorrow. - today on "dr. phil"... - i was pretending to be pregnant, and i was telling adoption parents that i had a baby. - she sent me a video of babies moving in her stomach. - the adoption scandal imposter... - she hurt so many families. - makes her way onto the stage. - this is important to me, and i want a child. i can't have children, and to know that somebody is scamming me-- - i never meant to go th

>>baby penguins waddling their way to their new home on penguin island there at san francisco zoo. >>there are 5 males one female and as you can see the her animal care workers. helping them in their march of the penguins they do it every saturday the chicks were born in may. they actually been spending all their time in fish school where they're learning vital skills of survival like how to swim and eat whole fish and socialize and now they're ready to join all the others a total 56 penguins there at the zoo and these are the latest additions which you can finally see now that this is back open gave them lessons, they just how did they know it is to fly around water, good thing we were there. >>a human savings. >>look at what's coming up in the next hour oaklyn the years school season, your school year starts on line today don't forget. we'll have the latest on the distance learning plan for thousands of students there in the east bay. plus the benches clear at the coliseum and a's batter hit by a pitch not once not twice but 3 times in this series we're going to show you what hap

>>chicks look at them waddling their way to their new home on penguin island in san francisco zoo, veryte. you can't watch a penguin walk, not smaller him, 5 males and one female they're all guided by animal care staff during their march of the penguins event. it happened this past saturday. the checks are actually born back in may but they've spent all this time that fish school which is where they're taught how to swim and eat whole fish and socializing. now they've got the skills they need. they're joining the rest of the page and the lessons for all they do i let it was sort of just in naturally at roe brenda and they do what they were doing talent now. >>even baby penguins have to go to school we'll take a quick break. coming up the next hour we have oakland school starting on line today, speaking of school what the latest on the distance learning plan for thousands of students in the east bay. >>plus the benches clear at the coliseum and aye's batter hit by an ash goes picture and that was all it took we're going to show it all to you coming up and we'll also show you the viral vi

zoo. san francisco, oakland zoo, i grew up next to the san diego zoo. glad to see that they are open. i dug up pictures, so i will be putting those on instagram or something. i will send them to our producer. i have cute photos from the zoo. we used to take a field trip at our school, i always went along on that. i think about second grade. >>> let's check in with steve paulson, a nice weather forecast for today. >>> it is, pam and dave, it was a wild weekend and got very cool. unseasonably cool wednesday, yesterday was in between day where we rebound and we have sunshine for everybody. the fog is trying to reform. mainly favoring areas, point raise south, little bit moves and over the bay, 36 for the city. you are right to there again. the record is 92, on the high side, 48 way back, in 1903. livermore yesterday was 83. gilroy was 80. annapolis 79. the san mateo was 76. these were pretty close to seasonable averages. they are not on the high side or anything, we are rebounding. there is a breeze, not that strong. fairfield, no big deal, concord, oakland, napa airport, both have an on

zoo in san jose. janelle wang joins us with how it's surviving with really no income coming in at all. >> reporter: yeah, nothing coming in. fortunately, the san francisco and oakland zoos are back open, but happy hollow, like you said, not yet. it's been closed since mid march. it's been five months, jessica. it's had to make budget cuts. zookeepers are still working because they have to care for the 150 animals on the property. fortunately, they will survive the pandemic because it's owned and operated by the san jose parks and rec. department and supported by happy hollow foundation. >> yeah, so we don't have a reopening date yet, but we have definitely taken a safety-first approach and our happy hollow team has develop add very robust reopening plan. at this point, the plan is going through a thorough review process by the city of san jose's emergency operations center to enlusure compliance wh all of the guidelines. >> reporter: when it does reopen, masks and a brief health screening will be required before entry, and only the two zoo sections will open first with a new virtual tour. you're going to have to make a reservation first. safari west in

. >>> six penguin chicks have a home on penguin island at the san francisco zoo.the weekend, the zoo hosted their annual march of the pink when fundraising event. they completed the program what they were taught how to eat whole fish and socialize with their caretakers. this brings the total number of penguins at the zoo to 56. >>> that is a lot of penguins. the time now is 8:38. let's talk about our forecast. i've got sunshine where i am. it does feel cooler. i still have the windows open. >> after yesterday, it was hot. we had upper 90s and 100 for many. not so much by the coast, but for many it was a much warmer day. talking, not much of a breeze. it gives me a little cause there. it is warm air aloft and we have abides that yet. conquer down from 98 to 90. santa rosa, 89 to 82. "e" will be warmer than that. 50s, 60s, and 70s. they are well on their way. they are out of the gate there. some areas around san jose, all ready 64 degrees. i don't think they got below 63. it's like driving a wedge between the high pressure to low pressure and it won't be that strong

she's the director of the san francisco zoo on sloat boulevard, and she's here today to talk about how zoo's managing during the pandemic and how they're reopening. tanya, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm really pleased to hear that the zoo has reopened again. that's great news. can you tell us what changes you've made to make visitors to the zoo feel comfortable and safe when they're there. i understand now you have to make reservations, and there's only a limited number available each day. >> we were making changes before shelter in place. fortunately, because we work with animals, and we have a vet hospital on-site, we have the safe coverings before the shelter in place. while we were closed, we made some internal and external changes. the first one, i guess, would be on-line reservations. you now need to make reservations to visit the zoo, just like your favorite dinner restaurant. that is an effort to slow down congestion. try to keep everything smooth, and we can control the number of families coming in over the course of time. >> that's great. what ab

she's the director of the san francisco zoo on sloat boulevard, and she's here today to talk about how the zoo's managing during the pandemic and how they're reopening. tanya, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm really pleased to hear that the zoo has reopened again. that's great news. can you tell us what changes you've made to make visitors to the zoo feel comfortable and safe when they're there. i understand now you have to make reservations, and there's only a limited number available each day. >> we were making changes before shelter in place. fortunately, because we work with animals, and we have a vet hospital on-site, we have the safe coverings before the shelter in place. while we were closed, we made some internal and external changes. the first one, i guess, would be on-line reservations. you now need to make reservations to visit the zoo, just like your favorite dinner restaurant. that is an effort to slow down congestion. try to keep everything smooth, and we can control the number of families coming in over the course of time. >> that's great. wha

san francisco. >> coping with covid-19 with chris manning. >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching coping with covid-19. my guest today is tanya peterson. she's the director of the san francisco zooon sloat boulevard, and she's here today to talk about how the zoo's managing during the pandemic and how they're reopening. tanya, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm really pleased to hear that the zoo has reopened again. that's great news. can you tell us what changes you've made to make visitors to the zoo feel comfortable and safe when they're there. i understand now you have to make reservations, and there's only a limited number available each day. >> we were making changes before shelter in place. fortunately, because we work with animals, and we have a vet hospital on-site, we have the safe coverings before the shelter in place. while we were closed, we made some internal and external changes. the first one, i guess, would be on-line reservations. you now need to make reservations to visit the zoo, just like your favorite dinner restaurant. that is an effort to slow down congestion. try to keep everything smooth, and we can control the number of famili

. >>> and a tall order for san francisco firefighters today when they got an alarm from the zoo's giraffe enclosure. at first they tweeted, we believe that the giraffe's pulled the false alarm to play ball with us. turns out, it was actually a store coming up on the cbs evening news, a heartwarming moment when a little girl hears for the very first time. it's a story you don't want to miss. that and more tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> thank you for watching at 6:00. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area, an the ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, tropical storm isaias turns deadly as it barrels its way up the east coast, causing multiple deaths and leaving millions without power. the storm tosses trees, powerful wind gusts in new jersey at 109 miles per hour. look at this mail truck-- the driver barely survives. and down south, two die after a tornado rips through a north carolina town. massive explosions in lebanon. nearly 80 dead with the death toll expected to climb, thousands injured in downtown beirut. tonight, terrorism not ruled out, and why the sta

zoo. now this six-year-old is going national. we'll explain. >>> support for the black lives matter movement continues to grow in san francisco. latest banner stretches across a building. 9th street near market in san francisco, spells out black lives matter. had a smaller sign but quaker wanted to make a larger statement. they have a long history of peace activism. >>> girl who tried to save the oakland zoo, going national. >> this is ginger. >> that is incredibly cool. >> on the "kelly clarkson show," wowed by the fundraiser that raised money for the oakland zoo after coronavirus crisis threatened to close it down permanently. her classmates at lady of grace public school are also helping. quarter of million pucks. >> america has fallen in love with her. >>> brand new video of the state's only gray wolf back, next. experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. so you'll never miss an

san francisco. also wind advisory for the san mateo bridge and altamont pass. >>> and the national zoo in washingtons on baby watch. it appears that giants panda is pregnant. the 22-year-old was oflyb ce iemat in march >>> good morning, america. the cdc's concerning new warning about kids and covid. just as schools open across the country, a third high school in georgia shuts down with hundreds of students under quarantine and more cases are reported on college campuses. dr. birx urging social distancing in hot spsas ot, ngyi under control. now more than 170,000 american this morning dr. ashish jha joins us live with the latest. the democrats set to take the stage in a convention unlike any we've seen

>>i san francisco's getting national attention this week with the pga. championship over at harding park near the zoo and they can't get over how cold it is there all the fog in the marine layer. and they show these pictures, yeah, certainly they don't read mark twain. >>quote yeah i've ever isa tell willis tough breakup is it going to heat up yeah definitely is in fact today along the east bay specifically oakland we were in the mid 70's today, so it certainly did warm up more than 5 degrees above average once all that cloud cover lifted and cleared out of the bay area's weaver either at or slightly above average the warming trend inland is going to continue for tomorrow, we could be about 5 to 10 degrees above average for your sunday afternoon. so let's take a live look outside and we're noticing downtown san francisco in south market tracking that marine layer so a stronger sea breeze pushing in that low and high cloud cover and temperatures out there along the coast widespread 50's and 60's with 70's as you make your way inland. but 81 degrees for those of you in concord so a little bit toasty ou

san francisco and we'll be back to the "today" show. >>> we are back on this saturday morning, august 15th, 2020, and that is a live look at the national zoo'sanda, mejong, the zoo is now on baby watch saying there is a very good chance she is pregnant and could actually give birth any day now. you can check on her as well. the zoo is now live streaming the giant panda cam 24 hours a day. if the baby comes tomorrow, it will be named surprise. >> i love that they have the panda cam up. >> they're not even sure. >> zoo officials saying she's of advanced maternal age. we wish her well, but we do want to begin this half hour with a check of the headlines. starting with concerns over mail in ballots over the upcoming election. the u.s. postal service mailing states from coast to coast that millions of ballots may not be delivered in time to count for the 2020 election. this comes as top democrats have demanded an information into overtime cuts and other changes made by the postmaster general louis dejoy. president trump has refused democrats' demands for the emergency funding for the post pal service but has said he will be willing to release it

zoo called the lawsuit completely fabricated and based on false accusations. >>> well plans are moving forward to build more than 1,000 homes in -- on an empty lot near the city college of san francisco. the board of supervisors voted to approve the project which has been contested for years. the reservoir parking lot was sold to developers for $11.4 million. the plan is to build 1100 housing units with half of them affordable housing. of those 150 will be set aside for city college teachers and staff. >>> our time is 5:39 time. as you are beginning a brand new thursday, steve has a forecast for pam and you and everybody else. it will be hot. >> right. >> that may be an understatement, dave. um -- it looks very hot here going forward the next couple of days. cloud cover will also move in that may take some of the highs down a couple of degrees. they are still going to be very warm to hot, well above average here. so just get ready. next four to five days look be hot and humid. very little fog. there is only some patchy fog. i think you can put a watch to it and -- it will be disappearing pretty rapidly there. it's clearing out really fast. it will get warm to hot fast. look at what i

san diego zoo tell you what you need to know if you're going to be making that trip south. >>and i'm tracking fog and cloud cover around much of the bay area, especially here in san francisco, is on the way with some >>our destination california series continues with another idea for hitting the road and doing a little something the summer with the family. yeah today we're going to take you down south to the san diego zoo where heather leak has more. >>world famous san diego zoo is a staple for anyone making a pit stop in america's finest city with more than 3500 rare and endangered animals and 700,000 plants. there's hours of eye candy for nature, lovers, it's really just a beautiful beautiful experience as you walk through those front gates right there are those flamingos and that's kind of our welcome as those flamingos are so social they are so noisy and everybody gets a great breeding when they come on and from giraffes to rhinos the san diego zoo, global contributes to hundreds of conservation efforts across the world. >>caring for and studying these animals in their natural habitats. have a unique bond with some of the animals which visitors can see throughout the da

hospital zoos that the detailed data on patient demographics is going to be made available across the system before now we've only had in sight into the hospitalizations at sucker burg san francisco general so that data system is on its way to being developed and we can report that to you on a timeline in terms of when we can report the demographics of the hospitalizations over all. it's been a lot of high work on part of the hospitals across the city and i want to thank them for their collaboration and cooperation and this is ensuring data across our systems and including systems that don't have our systems so there's a lot of work and a lot of good collaboration and it will help us better plan going forward in terms of our hospital capacity and the needs of the communities of people who are being hospitalized. >> >> i just wanted to answer part 2 which is the "here & now" group is that has come up an as idea is going ahead and vaccinating as we swab them. many of many ideas that is no yonge door to the flu vaccine. >> great. thank you. commissioner christian. >> >> just adding onto the questions we've had about the flu. i was wondering whether one of the things that will be con

san francisco in the mid to low 60's right now back to you. >>thanks a 55 and take a look at the newest member of the national zoo in washington d c.ir giant panda and the panda just gave birth to a cub. on last night. >>last night can sell these are last saturday night. the cub is still in the pet you can see the cup and try but yeah and they haven't been able to get close enough to determine the of the baby panda pandas are only able to get pregnant a few days a year. so artificially inseminated this panda in march. all the giant pandas are property of china there just slow now to zoos around the world and when that cub is 4 years old. it will go back to and now's your chance to vote on the cutest dog ever ron. he is up for the tsa's canine. >>acute us canine contests and he's at the oakland airport areas doing his job these are action shots. so i you can vote until 9 o'clock this morning so only 4 minutes left of voting to see he can win the cutest canine contests going. >>to seize twitter page and cast your vote or are going to take a quick break coming up next hour of course, we'll have team coverage on the wildfires that cont

hospital zoos that the detailed data on patient demographics is going to be made available across the system before now we've only had in sight into the hospitalizations at sucker burg san francisco general so that data system is on its way to being developed and we can report that to you on a timeline in terms of when we can report the demographics of the hospitalizations over all. it's been a lot of high work on part of the hospitals across the city and i want to thank them for their collaboration and cooperation and this is ensuring data across our systems and including systems that don't have our systems so there's a lot of work and a lot of good collaboration and it will help us better plan going forward in terms of our hospital capacity and the needs of the communities of people who are being hospitalized. >> >> i just wanted to answer part 2 which is the "here & now" group is that has come up an as idea is going ahead and vaccinating as we swab them. many of many ideas that is no yonge door to the flu vaccine. >> great. thank you. commissioner christian. >> >> just adding onto the questions we've had about the flu. i was wondering whether one of the things that will be con

hospital zoos that the detailed data on patient demographics is going to be made available across the system before now we've only had in sight into the hospitalizations at sucker burg san francisco general so that data system is on its way to being developed and we can report that to you on a timeline in terms of when we can report the demographics of the hospitalizations over all. it's been a lot of high work on part of the hospitals across the city and i want to thank them for their collaboration and cooperation and this is ensuring data across our systems and including systems that don't have our systems so there's a lot of work and a lot of good collaboration and it will help us better plan going forward in terms of our hospital capacity and the needs of the communities of people who are being hospitalized. >> >> i just wanted to answer part 2 which is the "here & now" group is that has come up an as idea is going ahead and vaccinating as we swab them. many of many ideas that is no yonge door to the flu vaccine. >> great. thank you. commissioner christian. >> >> just adding onto the questions we've had about the flu. i was wondering whether one of the things that will be con

hospital zoos that the detailed data on patient demographics is going to be made available across the system before now we've only had in sight into the hospitalizations at sucker burg san francisco general so that data system is on its way to being developed and we can report that to you on a timeline in terms of when we can report the demographics of the hospitalizations over all. it's been a lot of high work on part of the hospitals across the city and i want to thank them for their collaboration and cooperation and this is ensuring data across our systems and including systems that don't have our systems so there's a lot of work and a lot of good collaboration and it will help us better plan going forward in terms of our hospital capacity and the needs of the communities of people who are being hospitalized. >> >> i just wanted to answer part 2 which is the "here & now" group is that has come up an as idea is going ahead and vaccinating as we swab them. many of many ideas that is no yonge door to the flu vaccine. >> great. thank you. commissioner christian. >> >> just adding onto the questions we've had about the flu. i was wondering whether one of the things that will be con