has a degree in veterinary medicine from the university of di robi, decent judge of rescues and 1st aid. he works closely with the san diego zoo wildlife alliance in the united states, and invaluable partnership that provides expertise and infrastructure. he sadly has to rescue about one animal a month. the poaching and trafficking have thankfully decreased here in recent years, but accidents around watering holes, severe drought, and the natural depths of their mothers, all threatened these vulnerable creatures. the 6 month old logo, patrick was found abandoned and severely dehydrated. he's very survival hangs in the balance, the 2. he's also the colleen is constantly experimented since she joined 6 years ago. she tried a new approach to feeding the cabs after just a few years. because of my been busy, sarah was the 1st to elephant cost to be given fresh. goldsmith was said us and when we took her in, as sarah wasn't well, she had no strength and was always lying down 12 miles off to giving her this meal . she was strong again, but she stopped having diarrhea and stops losing weight, b

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of justice. some sad news from cows, campus. the falcon who once called the schools campanella bell tower home died. the university shared the news of knox's passing thursday. he was the youngest of the 4 pier one falcons at hatch this year after an emergency blood transfusion talk to reform to determine his exact cause of death. >> well, good morning, everybody. happy friday live shot coming our sutro camera. there's the golden gate off towards the distance. a little darker than it sometimes does that we don't have a lot of fog issues, though, this morning. temperature check for you. most readings in the 50's around the bay. but inland, you start to get some of those 40's at work in the east bay and also up to the north bay to all those sonoma coming in at 57 looking at the longer range forecast, there's the head of rain we're talking about this weekend. they bring the north bay and some of that drama will be with us maybe as late as monday morning. we do have some pops of some offshore winds to look out for early in the week. another hit maybe thursday, but probably more earnest to look out for the following wee

senior officers of the air force of the islamic republic of iran, who died on the 14th of august 1959 in the aziz area of ​​boali hamadan universityieh mosque. hamedan and this morning at the martyr noje base , a farewell ceremony was held, and by the next hour around 10:00 am, the body of this dear martyr will be exhumed from hamedan square and buried in the martyrs' gulzar of this city. if you have any questions, please contact it's you. thank you very much, mr. fereydoni , reporter of sda news agency. well, in this section, i would like to give special thanks to my colleague , mr. nikmin, reporter of sda news agency, who presents the international section to you, dear viewers. greetings, reporter and today we were at their service and translated professor tim's speech anderson, an analyst of international issues and a professor at the university of sydney, did it and we listened to him and mr. tim's analysis. i am also very grateful to you, my dear viewers, who have been with us until this moment. thank you very much. may god protect you tomorrow. deeply know that we believe that israel is possible and that it is near, that is,

died. university shared the news of knox's passing today. he was the youngest of 4 peregrine falcons that hatch this year after emergency blood transfusion, the bird had previously been hospitalized for a broken wing. i think that's what we're looking at here. he was treated and released after several months. but just days later, he was found malnourished in a backyard. an autopsy is going to performed to determine his exact cause of death. all hate to see that. >> we are just a week away from the start of diwali, the hindu festival of lights. it's often celebrated with candles and fireworks, but it has health and fire officials asking people to be careful tradition, traditional indian clothing, warren during diwali are often made of silk and synthetic fibers, which are very flammable. doctors say many of the injuries they see during celebrations are the result of clothes catching fire. the santa clara county fire department also reminding everyone there is a risk of wildfires right now. we still haven't seen that rain. we've been waiting fo

now, he was playing for the university of montana when his father died last november, and his mother died in her sleep earlier this month. williams is now taking a leave of absence to care for his three younger siblings. the family has started a gofundme page to help pay for funeral expenses and for his siblings education. you can find that link at ktvu.com. >> it is the first day on the job for san francisco's new school superintendent. still ahead tonight. how she is pledging to close a $100 million deficit without closing campuses. >> it's the first freeze warning of the season for our friends in mendocino county. locally, just how low will it go? the bay area forecast is ready to roll down, but not out after the break. >> we've got the latest from levi's stadium as those 49ers hope to get back in the win column against the washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address c

called cows company of leigh bell tower home has died. the university shared the news of knox's passing yesterday. he was the youngest of the 4 falcons, but hatch this year after an emergency blood transfusion, the bird had been hospitalized before for a broken wing. that's kind of what we're looking at here. he was treated and released after several months and later he was then found malnourished in a backyard. an autopsy will be performed to determine his cause of death. >> next here on kron, 4 to higher pay and more resources and stay 3 of the teachers strike on the peninsula. that's what they're asking for. also, october is cancer awareness month. how often should you be getting screened? we'll speak with a doctor to answer some of our questions and the latest on pamela price as east bay congressman is ready to take the district attorney to court over >> new video now off a group of people burglarizing the california street cannabis company of the store in san francisco is on comment and 3rd avenue in the inner richmond neighborhood. cameras here ca

secretary put up today the university of october 7. and the people that died in the attacks on october 7 and american citizens who taken hostage on the deaths, on october 7. you have seems on other locations speak up and will continue to speak out forcefully about other american citizens who die in across the world. the same is about october 7. in a way is a statement by the university of october 7 going to cover the entire suite of this conflict but without it was important to on this anniversary of the horrific attacks to memorialize the people who were killed. >> and you have an update on the investigation into the killing of speed is a continuous speech under way. i have any further updates. >> thank you, matt. [inaudible] this attack and other attacks have bring iraq to the break. how you talk to a iraqi government about that? why do iraq you go so far couldn't bring these? >> so you should address questions with the iraqi government to the iraqi government. i will say that of course we continue to be concerned about the presence of iran backed militias i

of stanford goalie katie meyer. this new law requires public universities to assign an advisor to students when they are accused of misconduct. meyer died by suicide in 2022. her family alleges that stanford did not do enough to guide her through a disciplinary measure. thousand oaks assemblymember jackie irwin authored the bill and said katie meyer reminded her of her own daughter had everything going for her, and so many of us see that in our own children. >> and, you know, it's just really scary to think they're off at college. and in that one moment of crisis, they are not reaching out to get the help that they need. >> katie meyer's family thanked the governor for signing the law, saying it will help protect students and their mental health. >> eviction regulations are changing in the city of antioch. tomorrow, the mayor is scheduled to sign the just cause eviction ordinance into law. antioch renters will have greater security in their homes and won't be subject to evictions for renovations or false owner move ins. the goal is to reduce homelessness in the city, and this year, the antioch was found to have the highest number of hom

of campus. can that i sent over to you. harassment is widespread on every campus with the pieces, including regular. there's a student recently died by suicide. i've been job university and that have been troubling incident at another university. you would have cases of how document and repub, taking place and colleges. the police dismissed the complaints calling it's fake news. the protests have to face police violence, say section violence is common in buckets on the campuses there. the key just thought was when able to go to the boys out she fused checking public spaces and not safe, which is why it's a great in us, but no place to secure that spot. there to be a be safely violence against women is privileges and buckets done. according to the un, 80 percent of buckets, i need them and see they have been harassed in public places. this police station in the city of lord offers have affected from the task of women only image and c, 93 distressed women can call for him every time i bus the typing 100, really, even if they're just 13021400 calls every day, most of them are about domestic findings. the also the sports related to harassment, the v 60 person and that th

very sweet, brilliant -- vaguely spectrum disorder kind of man, like probably half of the physicist in the universe. he diedht years earlier and there he was above me in this sort of -- it was not like a car "cut out of him, right? it was his essence. it was his energy that was there. unmistakable, right above me. i was shocked. i was like, dad? what are you doing here? and he communicated to me -- again, not in words. it is very hard. they're not english words for what i was experiencing. but he communicated to me. it is okay. you do not have to fight it. you can come with me. i will take care of you. and i was horrified. i was horrified and my mind -- i am like, you are dead. i am not going anywhere with you. like, was actually almost offended at the suggestion that i would want to go with you. like, your dad. i am alive. what are you doing here? we will talk later -- like, a lot later. but i don't want to have anything to do with you right now. and i said to the doctor, you have to hurry. i am still conscious, right? i said, you have to hurry. i am going. you're losing me right now. i did not know where

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. >> well, the creator of that controversial stanford prison experiment has died. university officials say philip zimbardo died in a san francisco home last week. he's in for this 1971. prison study was scheduled for 2 weeks where there was a simulation of replicated contusions in prison. the study stopped about 6 days in after college age, students playing guards became psychologically abusive. those playing prisoners became anxious and depressed, enraged. the bar was criticized for becoming active participant in that study. no longer being a neutral observer. the experiment is now used to study the psychology ethics of research with human subjects. he was 91 years old. and there are now more than a dozen human of bird flu right here in california. state department of public health announcing its 13 confirmed case last week. so they say the patients are in central valley. they have direct contact with infected dairy cow. none of the individuals are hospitalized and were treated for mild symptoms. cdph as evidence continues to suggest humans can only contract the virus if the

university's poll? >> absolutely. listen to the story and testimony of amber nicole thurman, who died a preventable death because in georgia, that state would not help her with her pregnancy complication. we are seeing that in states across the country with abortion bans, and if donald trump is elected, we will see a national abortion ban. we will also see restrictions on access to fertility treatments and surrogacy treatments. we were at a reproductive roundtable in atlanta the other day, and an ob/gyn was talking about women coming to see her and the fetus was dead inside, all sorts of horrible stories. and she said ob/gyn's, we cannot help these black women because we are afraid of being criminalized. the maternal mortality of black women is twice as high as other women. and so we have obligation to get to the polls and vote for kamala harris, as we know that she sees us, our bodies, and the right that we have to be able to make choices about our bodies between ourselves and our doctors, and that is not something that donald trump cares about at all. >> congresswoman sidney dove. inc. you for being with us. >>> after th

university's poll? >> absolutely. listen to the story and testimony of amber nicole thurman, who died a preventable death because in georgiaot help her with her pregnancy complication. we are seeing that in states across the country with abortion bans, and if donald trump is elected, we will see a national abortion ban. we will also see restrictions on access to

suspect in the fatal shooting of a woman who was exercising on a popular walking trail. 34-year-old elisa lockett was found with a gun shot wound and died at vanderbilt universityntified as 29-year-old paul park of brentwood, tennessee. police say they do not appear to know each other. >> and in the middle east a u.s. missile defense system arrived in israel today along with american traps to operate it, even as the u.s. is now threat edge to withhold future military aid to israel because of conditions in gaza. erin mclaughlin is in tel aviv with more. erin? >> reporter: lester, the biden administration is giving israel 30 days to improve the humanitarian situation in gaza or it could cut military aid to israel. human rights groups today said 400,000 palestinians in northern gaza are trapped, starving and being bombed. meanwhile, in response to iran's october 1st missile attack, three senior biden administration officials tell nbc news israel has informed the u.s. it plans to limit counter strikes against iran to military targets rather than striking iran's oil or nuclear assets. tonight the news is being seen as a potential de-escalation. >> erin mclaughlin, t

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died. university shared the news of knox's passing. he was the youngest of the 4 peregrine falcons. but hatch this year after an emergency blood transfusion, previously been hospitalized for a broken wing. he treated and several and released several months after. but just days later, he was found now nourished in a backyard. an autopsy will be performed to determine his exact cause of death. >> we're a 56 is the time through. louie nunn is coming back to thrive city in san francisco. this is video from last year's through the week. so this will be thrive. cities what, 4th time now that they've hosted the event, they'll be costume contests. slime making trunk or treats station to for the little kids. an event goers will even get a chance to watch a screening of despicable me for so a lot of fun there, by the way, are very own justine waltman is going to be a judge for the costume contest. so that should be a good time. rsvp at thrive city dot com to secure your spot. doors are set to open doors and the event was set to kick off tomorrow morning at noon. all right. coming up in the ne

of man. like probably half the physicists, the universe. and he died years earlier. and there he was above me in this sort of of. it wasn't like a cardboard cut of him, right? it was his essence. it was he was his energy was there. unmistakable. right? me. i was shocked. i mean, i was like, dad, basically, like, what are you doing here? and. he communicated me again. not in words. it's very hard. there aren't english words for what i was experiencing. but he communicated to me, okay, you don't have fight it. you come with me. i'll take care of you. and i was horrified. i was horrified. and my mind, i'm like, you're dead. i'm not going anywhere with you. like i was actually almost offended at the suggestion that i would want to, like, go with you. you're dead. i'm alive. what are you doing here? we'll talk later. like. like a lot later later. well, i don't want to have to do with you right now. i said to the doctor, you got to hurry because i'm conscious. i'm still right. he said, you got to hurry. i'm going. you're losing me right now. i'm going. i didn't know where i

jump on waves. approach is now the subject of the universe, the study which is got an interest from a belgian government official. the reason for your patients died here compared to be good government aged care facilities and using the risk of government. well, of course our email. that's let's be clear on that with no pets. so you basically what you're saying is sometimes the social dimensions of the crisis have to be given more the if this is the that the threat to health. yeah. and it, and you should reevaluate every day. there are points in time where we evaluate the directions given by the government and that you reco best to go to get us to prison . if, if somebody would sanction for it, it was at the code red line which we didn't want to cross. frontline is like yon were forced to make critical decisions during the close of 19 pandemic future. catastrophic disease outbreaks could present even more daunting ethical challenges. the pandemic has been shown a lot on the the ethical and know di them is that all faced with controlling disease becomes down often to a value judgment. and do you want to protect everyone absolutely, from infection o

of adellify put it. know thy self. i'm jeffrey brown at purdue university in west lafayette, indiana. ♪ geoff: in february of this year, alexei navalny tie diedian prison camp three years after returning to his homeland. his vladimir putin's most prominent critic. he survived a nerve agent poisoning by russian operatives in the summer of 2020 but assisted on -- insisted on returning to continue his fight for his nation. his family away is being pub accomplished tomorrow, posthumously, his wife met amna nawaz yesterday in new york to discuss her husband's life and his work for this memoir "patriot. amna: ilya, thank you for being here. welcome to the newshour. >> hello, thank you so much for having me. amna: it's been eight months since your husband died. how are you doing? >> everything has changed in my life. this work on the book and all these meetings these politics conferences. they give me a power but very much different than eight months ago. amna: it gives you a power, you said. what do you mean by that? >> to continue alexei's fight, to continue to do things to keep his legacy. to continue to keep memory about him in people's minds. e

died. the university shared this news of knox is passing on thursday. he was the youngest of 4 falcons that hatch this year after an emergency blood transfusion, the bird had been hospitalized for a broken wing before we can see that little cast there. he was treated and released after several months. but just days later, he was found malnourished in a backyard. an autopsy will be performed to determine his exact cause of death. >> let's talk weather as we get a live look out at the golden gate bridge. >> we're going to turn things over now to kron four's gayle ong with details on what's happening. and there are a lot of halloween festivities, lot of pumpkin patches to get to this weekend. they'll get a good weekend as as we are approaching the end of the month and halloween around the corner. >> so we are going to be dry on saturday. but sunday, the morning if you're in the north bay could see some raindrops will show that to you in at offshore winds are on shore with backup qb. >> this is that sea breeze and it looks like remain relatively breezy thro

died. the university shared the news of knox's passing yesterday.gest of 4 falcons that hatch this year after an emergency blood transfusion, the bird had been hospitalized before for a broken wing. he was treated and released after several months in later he was found malnourished in the backyard. autopsy will now be performed to determine his cause of death. police took a 16 year-old student into custody in the north bay after they say he brought a gun to school. this is according to santa rosa police teachers at elsie allen high school confiscated the handgun and ammunition from the team yesterday. police confirm that the gun was real and was not registered. officers say school administrators made the discovery while investigating a possible gang-related graffiti incident on campus involving the same student. and police have arrested a man accused of smashing dozens of glass panels at 3 downtown san francisco. bart stations, at least 30 panels have been damaged since the start of this month. and officers believe that this is the work of the same

of the population is facing acute food insecurity. many children have also died of starvation. no one, nothing has been sped. more than 75 percent of golf infrastructure has been destroyed . hospitals, goals, universities, mosques, even churches, olga and what remains all these apocalyptic scenes of broken lives and shafts of features. this is out, is there a special coverage of the genocide in gaza? one year wrong? we begin with him. cordarious report from darrow by miss kitchen is barely recognizable, but there's humanity here among the rebel. good. but this war has taken so much from so many. this mother sees her heart is gone after her twins were killed in an is really strike. this father's home was bombed when he was collecting the birth certificates for his newborn twins. on the same day, he received their death certificate. the international court of justice recently found it plausible. israel is committing genocide in gaza. israel has also been criticized for its indiscriminate use applied to a pens including its u. s. may 900 kilogram bomb that can send legal fragments, nearly 400 meters away with israel's destruction of gauze didn't start in 2023. it has been happening for years in 2008 the h

of stanford goalie katie meyer. it requires public colleges and universities to assign an advisor to students when they are accused of misconduct. meyer diedy suicide in 2022, and her family alleges stanford did not do enough to guide her through a disciplinary measure. her family thanked the governor for signing the law, saying it will help protect students and their mental health. >> well, tonight, governor newsom is in mexico, where he will attend the inauguration of the country's first female president, claudia sheinbaum. historic inauguration will take place tomorrow in mexico city. the climate scientist and former mayor of mexico city won by a landslide in the month of june. the president elect also spent four years researching at berkeley lab during the 1990s. she now faces a number of challenges, including growing the economy, crime and security, as well as immigration. the u.s. is sending a delegation to the inauguration, which includes health and human services secretary xavier becerra. >> the state of california is taking action against a hospital accused of denying a woman an emergency abortion. attorney general rob bonta has f

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of acute food in security. many children have died of starvation. no one and nothing has been spared. smalls, and 75 percent of dollars as infrastructure, has been destroyed. hospitals, schools, universities, mosques, and churches. gong, what remains are these apocalyptic scenes of broken lives and shattered futures? this is all just here's a special coverage of the genocide in gaza. one year on we're going to begin with in the cartridge reports from debt all by in this kitchen is barely recognizable, but there's humanity here among the rebel. good, but this war has taken so much from so many this mother stays, her heart is gone. after her twins were killed and is really strike. this father's home was bombed when he was collecting the birth certificates for his newborn twins. on the same day he received their death certificate. the international court of justice recently found it plausible that israel is committing genocide in gaza. israel has also been criticized for its indiscriminate use applied to a pens, including its u. s. made 900 kilogram bomb that can send legal fragments, nearly 400 meters away. but as well as destruction of cause i didn't start in 2023 . it has been happening f

of acute food insecurity. many children have died of starvation. no one is being sped and nothing is being spent more than 75 percent of causes. building infrastructure is being destroyed. hospitals, schools, universities, monks, and churches go what remains of these apocalyptic scenes, a rumble of scorched uh, broken lives in a shafted future? this is out, is there a special coverage genocide in gauze? a one year old and we begin with honda salutes report on what happened that fateful day. what type of the 7th 20. 23 on the it's described as the biggest security failure in israel's history. palestinian fighters from dogville launched a surprise attack, which began with firing thousands of rockets all over israel. overwhelming the country's missile defense system then reeking through several layers of secure border from the ground. and from the skies above, in a massive attempt on southern is the old zack video while you set it up and not popular sleep well at the job you want to do done with the unlimited or locally within the had a malcolm shut off and you had the wasn't shock, feet heavy to mess the deluxe all in there. 1000 fighters from amazon for sam brigade and palestinian is. lemme go ahead and

of pure fentanyl. >> is to be that almost everyone i saw coming in for treatment, especially in the methadone clinic. we're coming in for heroin disorder. and now it's almost universally. >> estimated 108,000 people died from drug overdose in the united states alone. 69% of those deaths were from food to. >> the city of fairfield has released a documentary about fentanyl. it's called one pill can kill it shines a spotlight on the fentanyl crisis in local communities. the title is meant to be taken very seriously. but experts say lethal dose can fit right on the tip of a pencil. >> so many ways for it to get into your bloodstream. it doesn't take much and because it's such a small dose that's required. it's a knockout. your respiratory drive. like i said, it doesn't take much. >> opioid receptors also live in the areas of the brain that control breathing. deadly doses of fentanyl causing breathing to slow into the stops completely. >> children are most at risk. fentanyl has become easy to get through social media. now officials say parents need to have tough conversations with their kids now more than ever before. fairfield's documentary includes a breakdown on a recently released drug emo g guide that

most of those were soldiers and 11 on it more than $1100.00 people died during a month for fighting. most of them were civilians stayed with arrows as a professor at national defense universities. joining us from washington dc. very good to have you with us, david. i want to ask you, 1st of all the budget, but these lines that are coming out of the pentagon, saying that the us defense secretary lied austin. i'm your client base ready? defense administer have agreed on the necessity of dismantling the attack infrastructure along the lebanese border. given the fact that we've seen a fairly muted response coming out of the white house, the statement that came up from a presidential biden, is there a sense that actually the us is really quite comfortable for the, for the is really mandatory is doing along the southern lebanese border or well, you know, the united states is committed to israel's survival as a sovereign nation. and so long as has butler retains the ability to rob rockets and missiles over the border into the, you know, pre 1967 israel of you know, that is of concern, i imagine to most americans. but it's also important. remember, you know, united states and most wes

. >> the creator of the controversial stanford prison experiment has died. university officials say that phillup g zimbardo died in his san francisco home last week. his infamous 1971 prison study was scheduled for 2 weeks where there was a simulation that replicated conditions in the prison. the study stopped 6 days and after college age, students playing guards became psychologically abusive. and those playing prisoners became anxious, emotionally depressed and enraged. sos in bartow was criticized for becoming an active participant in the study and no longer just a neutral observer of the experiment is now used to study the psychological effects and the ethics of research within human subjects. he was 91 years old. in richmond. police say they arrested a convicted felon prohibited from possessing a firearm after they found him with a gun. last thursday. >> officials responded to the area of robert mueller drive and san pablo avenue after gunshots were detected by a shotspotter alert. police searched that area and found 3 people in the tent. inside the 10. police say

well, the creator of that controversial stanford prison experiment has died. >> university officials say philip g zimbardo died in a san francisco home last week. his infamous 1971 prison study was scheduled 2 weeks or there was a simulation that replicated conditions in a prison. the study stops in today's and after college age, students playing cards became psychologically abusive. those who played prisoners became anxious to stress, enraged. zimbardo was criticized for becoming active participant in the study and no longer a neutral observer. that's where it is now used to study the psychology affix a research with human subjects. he was 91 years old and they're now more than a dozen humans and have bird flu california. the state department of public health announcing 13 confirmed case last week. they say patients are in central valley residents who had direct contact with infected dairy cattle. none of the individuals were hospitalized or only treated for mild symptoms. the cdph is evidence suggests that humans can only contract the virus if they come into contact with a sick ani