bees whenselling queen he was in high school. he began the industry are selling queen bees. his extended family, including his daughter and husband, are one of shasta county's big industries. apiary products, including bees and beehives are a big economic driver. they rent hives to people who grow crops that have to be pollinated ids -- by bees. they trade honey for people for permission to put bees on their property. and every day, they are raising and shipping out queen bees. starteralso purchase packages for them to get beehives. it is wonderful that this technology that was designed by homer park and honed over time as to what they are using to sellable queen bees. so they let us a lot of a package.- bee that is a picture of a good starter hive that they will send to someone who has hives and wants to restart their hives. get fresh bees every few years. antique wax knives. they used a very lightweight beekeeper vale, because they are working glove less with bees. very gently. the bees trust them to sort out the queens and pull them out for shipping. i hope any guess that

another success story is bees. not just honey, but bees. we of course have them for pollination purposes and for honey since i got here, but the queen bee industry that started because of a man named homer park. he began selling queen bees when he was in high school. he began the industry of specifically selling queen bees. his extended family, including his daughter and husband, are one of shasta county's big industries. apiary products, including bees and beehives, are a big economic driver. they rent hives to people who grow crops that have to be pollinated by bees. they trade honey for people for permission to put bees on their property. and every day, they are raising and shipping out queen bees. you can also purchase starter packages for them to get beehives. i went out there to visit their facility. it is wonderful that this technology that was designed by homer park and honed over time as to what they are using to create these sellable queen bees. so they let us a lot of bee package. that is a picture of a good starter hive that the

the bees? >> i've been looking at the bees for several years because of the program and i've been fascinated of how beekeepers migrated across the country, and almonds in california, and cranberries in maine, and market coordination. >> we have community coming in here: >> jennifer, back to you, take me through this domino affect, and suppose the bees keep dwindling, how will that affect us as human beings? >> so right now, we know we have lost about 40% of our bee colonies over the last ten years. i'm talking commercial bees at this point. and if we continue to lose commercial bees at that rate, we won't be able to pollinate our food in another ten years, and this is very serious. this is a food security issue that i don't think can be overstated. in fact, when i talk to epa scientists working on this issue, they say it's one of the most serious food security issues right now, with the loss of the bees. so it's very very serious. now, we can import commercial bees. and the they have many of th

killer bees. >>> right now at 11:00, from people to pets, anyone can fall victim to killer bees. tonight, we're learning these aggressive insect res right here in the bay area. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle. >> and i'm jessica. first, breaking news to tell you about. another inmate death at the santa clara county jail. tonight, more pointed questions for that embattled facility. this is what we've learned. a male inmate died at the jail this morning. a deputy reportedly found the man unresponsive in his cell. staff, according to the jail, began giving the inmate first aid and cpr. they were unsuccessful in recess state tating him and he was pronounced dead 30 minutes later. that comes a month after michael tayree was found dealt in his facility after allegedly being beaten. three corrections officers have been arrested and charged with murder. at this point, it's not clear how this other inmate died and his identity has not been made public. more information will be released, they say, in the

that are wild bees?there are two elements to that. the 1970's or 1980's, there's a big feral population. havethe rise of one might imagined you wake up all feral bees. some people argue all bees that survive more than one or two generations have to be managed by humans. so the relationship is much more it became really tight at that point. if they go and make a hive in the way we imagine in our heads and come in and out of nature in the woods, they are not going to survive very long will stop there are a few exceptions like one researcher in washington says he may have found one, but it is very rare. the wild be doesn't exist anymore than the wild cattle does in this country. it is more of a fiction. keepersent of the heaping bees in the city as a solution, i think it's great to keep these. i think we should do that. it raises our attentiveness to bees, but i don't think it's going to save the bees anymore. bees, all of the kind of these you get in those i'm going ton say do my own beekeeping here and ge

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millions of bees? how many do you own for instance? >> i've cut back to 10,000, as i try to grasp on everything that's going on. and there's a lot of -- i'd say it takes well over -- almost 2 million hives to pallennate thal mofnedalmond crop in california now. >> are you closer to understand what to do and what not to do to cut your losses over the course of a year ? when you have bee keepers opening up hives to find everybody dead or to find it inextricably empty, that's a catastrophic kind of event and it's hard to know how to adjust to it. but if we are getting closer maybe you have some wisdom you can pass on about what's working and what's not working in your own case. >> well, like for last year, example, i mean when i started looking at the bees, right after christmastime, it was just like, you know, somebody kicking you in the gut. you just couldn't believe what you were finding. and you start wondering, you know, what did you do wrong? because you know this is your livelihood, and you take th

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to use their bees, because of scrupulous bee thieves. >> reporter: it is the sound of money to bee thieveswhat law enforcement calls a growing ag crime. it is guy rutters business, he's a beekeeper in galt with 3,000 of these boxes each one with a hive inside. >> it's the monetary value ranges between 100 to $200 a colony depending on the size of it and the condition. >> reporter: he rents his bees to growers to pollinate a wide variety of crops. four years ago the going rate for a box was $50. now it's tripled and thefts are up. >> some folks seem to think that picking up other people's hives and either selling them or moving them into orchards for their own purposes it's the thing to do. >> reporter: rutter has not been victimized but his fellow beekeepers have to the tune of $60,000 in one recent heist. >> i came here in 19 # 19 -- 1976 and it was going on then. >> reporter: bee thieves will steal hives and then rent them to growers for $150. half up front and the other half at the end of the season. >> that's $75 a colony that the individual gets with no intention to ever come back. >>

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and bees are in danger. >> we see bees here.ust not seeing any bees at all. >> that smoke sort of calms them down. >> that's right. >> dennis studies colony collapse disorder. in the last few years, american beekeepers say a third of their bees have been disappearing. twice as many as expected each year without a trace. >> they perform something we think is alterristic suicide. they know i'm sick, let me leave and hopefully my nest mates won't get infected. >> impact goes well beyond ice cream. 1/3 of everything we eat from fruits like these blueberries to vegetables and nuts depends on bee pollination. >> do you think of apples, you think of peaches. you think of almonds, strawberries, all of these crops rely or in part on honey bees or other bees to pollinate. >> a variety of vascular tores, pesticides, parasites, even stress may be killing off the bee population. whatever the reason, the consequences with so worrisome, they launched a multimillion dollar research and awareness campaign to help save the bees. we went to the se

bees every few years. knives.lacks they are working gloveless with these bees. and sort out the queens pull them out for shipping. any guestspe that that come to our museum, get a really great snapshot of what northern california is as far as agriculture and water region is in reading. local people see themselves mirrored here and understand the importance of their neighbors who are agriculturalists. it is a little microcosm of california, the california story. we can, "american history tb" is future ready, california. visited towards staff to showcase its history. learn more about redding all weekend on american history tv. lori: at the height of california's gold rush in the 1850's, this town of shasta had seven hotels saloons, bars, , bookshops, wholesale businesses, retail businesses. you can see the shell of the buss

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of the bee's behavior maybe by altering expressions of the bees, rhythm jeans, activities and so on.her possible reason for the flight is that the bee realizes what's happening and flies out on its own to fly somewhere else. >> the doctor made his distresser while looking for food. he found the bee on the ground and quickly discovered it. >> that was a in 2008 last month the doctor and team state published their findings in the industry it's a big deal discovering a new curve ball. being aware of it and stopping the -- stopping it are two different longs. flies known to infill strait other flies but the honey bee is new home. >> the fly is associated with change of behavior of the honey bee that we think would have been noticed before it went on for a long time. >> discovery made by chance could turn out to be the greatest contribution to the field and ktvu news channel 2 news. >> no one is getting the $5,000 reward money for the return of banana sam just yet while the score is back at the san francisco zoo police say they are investigating the case. the monkey went missing on friday

we'll be right back. ,, out why honey bees are dyin bees are dying. is it because of pesiticides... a other man-made factors --- perhaps drought? all the . >>> scientists are trying to figure out why honey bees are dying. is it because of pesticides or perhaps drought? all they know is every year the bees numbers get smaller and no bees would spell disasters for the food chain. we'll show you how one woman is working to make her honey bees count. >> i bet if i asked you how many bees per hour your backyard has, you might not know. >> gretchen spent her day counting as many bees as she could, after that loading the numbers into a database through her smart phone. >> we're losing more than we used to. about 30 percent are getting lost rather than the historic sort of 15% background lost. >> she's part of the great bee count six years running. gretchen received counts from the netherlands and brazil. >> this is a great spot because this is a hard time of year in california for bees because it's so dry. if you turned your camera around and shined it up in the hills here, you would see t

when we put our bees next to fields, our bees die. >> earlier pesticides were sprayed on crops, they be coated on seeds and infused through the plant as it grows. they are very effective against harmful insects. when we ask the largest pesticide industry group whether bees are harmed, too, crop life america gave us this. on going research has consistently found no adverse effects on colonies when they are aployed according to directions. at uc davis, eric studies bees, they are under assault by numerous agricultural chemicals. >> the honey bees are operating in a toxic soup. all these chemicals is overwelming and the bees give in. >> the european union proposed a temporary ban. here, the epa says more review is needed. >> i can't wait for a scientist to prove something works or doesn't work. i can't wait for the regulators to take their time. we need these bees now. >> lost a half million dollars last year, layed off five of seven workers. he says he can't survive another year like that. bill whitticker, cbs news, california. >> according to the epa, their review of the pesticides li

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that has to be a different bee. it couldn't be the bee. i swung my net and nabbed the bee. i took it out and while it's kind of sleeping i snapped some photos of it and i start going oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh and thinking how can this be? >> reporter: beatrice is part of the conservancy group. >> it's exciting to be out in the field and get to feel like a community scientist. >> this is a once in a lifetime event. >> reporter: that's karl sanders, natural resources manager for the marin water district. were you surprised when you heard of it? >> absolutely. the fact on their first go-round they discovered this bee that hadn't been seen in decades is amazing. >> reporter: it does show that conservation efforts can succeed. think about how different the world was in 1980 versus now and this bee has just been persisting that entire time. >> reporter: hopeful sign? >> very hopeful. >> reporter: still the work's just beginning. >> we need to know more about it. when does it fly? what flowers does it visit for both pollen and nectar and collecting nesting resources? >> reporter: a

there were so many bees just swirling around. bees followed him and his neighbor's dog. he was covered head to toe. the dog chants died days later for so why all these dangerous bee attacks? experts say it's seasonal with weather playing a big role throughout the state of california. we've had a lot of rain and increased rainfall. can lead to a boom in bee populations. and experts say increased rainfall means more blooming flowers feeding the bee population, which is not typically aggressive. but can be when feeling threatened. so if you are swarmed by bees, run away as far as you can, as fast as you can run away, do not stay still or play dead. cover your face and ears and find shelter. experts also warn not to jump into water if you're being chased by bees because bees can wait for you to come up for air and there's a likelihood you could drown. the good news is the swarming season wraps up toward the end of summer when there is not as much nectar for the bees to feed on. andrew rhiannon yikes. good tips. andrea. thank you. coming up, simply the best. what tina turner

i don't like bees. i don't like anything that can fly and attack me at the same time. >> despite the fear, some people have the bees i'm told extermination should be considered as a last resort. bee keepers say in cases an unwanted swarm can be gathered up and take dwron a place like this. that is what the mount diablo bee keeper association does we have their information on our web site. >> thank you. and a shocking insy tent in a youth basketball game in oakland captured on video. an angry fan ran on to the court and punched out a young player in front of a crowd. now, it highlighted here. abc 7 news reporter nick smith is live in richmond and they're trying to figure out who this guy is? >> they are. you know the rebels and soldiers are long time rivals but believe in great sportsmanship. the commissioners on both teams are speaking out to denounce the conduct in last sunday's tournament game. >> i seen the video ways very disturbed. >> this is what he's talking about. >> i've been working youth spor

bees are tying. no one knows why. >> researchers there - something else killed them. [ ♪♪ ] >>> it is a mystery that scientists are frantically trying to solve. bees are dying at an alarming rate. over the last decade beekeepers in the u.s. and europe reported hive losses at 30% a year. many scientists believe they know why, but how to save the bees. at stake is billions word of crops. science it technology correspondent jacob ward has the story. >> if you look down in there, there's nectar and pollen in there. they didn't starve to death. >> research is there. something else killed them. >> reporter: jeff anderson is a third generation beekeeper, trying to recover from the death of 30% of his stock. like hundreds of beekeepers he represents his hives to farmers to pollinate almonds and other crops. he's facing trouble his predecessors couldn't have imagined. with help from fellow beekeepers he's brings the bees he has left into the hills away from agriculture to de-coxify. the frame is full of honey

. ♪ bee bee bee bee bee bee. >>> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers,rd." >> thanksgiving day football always played in dallas. miles austin was working today and on fire. touchdown, cowboys up 17-0. we do have a raiders' highlight. first touchdown of his career. that is the closest they would get. cowboys win, 24-7. the packers jumping all over the lions. charles woodson snagged two, taking it back 38 yards for the touchdown. redskins go into sunday's game against the eagles' starting their third string running backs. jason campbell says he is up to the task at hand. >> he plays with a lot of passion and carries his heart on his sleeve. he is one of those guys that takes advantage of any opportunity. we are more than happy to have them back there because he is going to fight. >> the turkey bowl for the city championship today. there was a packed house today. congratulations to hl.d. woodson. time to meet another future star. tonight, tim brant introduces us to alexander ryjik. >> he knows what it is to be a champion. >> you are fighting for every point

though it's been suggested the stingless bees from brazil be named annika bees. >> >>> nearly year andto the pandemic bars and restaurants are finding ways to take outdoor dining to new heights. here's c bs's wendy gillette. >> reporter: at the electric moon lounge in georgia you can take a slide with sliders and a cocktail in a playful cup to forget about covid and still social distancing it is one of two roof top bars open during the pandemic at the marriott and the other at the more upscale rose in savannah river front district. bringing more energy. there are now ten roof top bars in savannah growing in popularity during covid. moring console found 75% of american adults feel comfortable dining outside versus inside. more roof top spaces opened during the pandemic this chicago, including at the new pendry hotel and then there's roof top at the 11th floor of the nobu hotel which opened last july and offers expansive views of downtown chicago. it joins favorites like the up room of the 13th hotel and off shore at navy pier largest roof top in the country. >> we like to be elevated. >

honey bees are not hideous. they live in a perfect society. >> i think there's a lot of people who wants to get in on it now and wants to have their own honey and start their own colony. so if they do that they will have a swarm so it will give us more work to do. >> the nypd has hat bee keepers since the 1990s, but the workload has risen since the popularity of urban bee keep has grown. swarms happen when an entire hive flies off seeking new digs. their bee unit work is in addition to their regular police duties. >> swarming bees are in a panicked state. compassionate policing applies. >> when we first put the ladder in i walked up the ladder without any protective gear on and i just wanted to introduce myself to the bees. i know it sounds kind of crazy, but i just want to let them know that i'm going to be up here and we're going to help you. >> he keeps a hive on top of his precinct. he says they're adjusting beautifully to their new home. >> fantastic. we've checked on them, they're settling in, i'm feeding

bees are tying. no one knows why. >> researchers there - something else killed them. >> the peninsula, in arabic, is aljazeera. our logo represents courage. fiercely independent quality reporting. >> to take as much aid as possible... >> and standing up for the voiceless. when you see this symbol respected around the world it means you too can now count on all the things we stand for. aljazeera america. [ ♪♪ ] >>> it is a mystery that scientists are frantically trying to solv bees are dying at an alarming rate. over the last decade beekeepers in the u.s. and europe reported hive losses at 30% a year. many scientists believe they know why, but how to save the bees. at stake is billions word of crops. science it technology story. >> if you look down in there, there. they didn't starve to death. >> research is there. something else killed them. >> reporter: jeff anderson is third generation beekeeper, trying to recover from the death of 30% of his stock. like hundreds of beekeepers, he represents his hi

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being produced about bees. today we will hear about militarization, to asked those questions of how we might know the bees differently by asking different sorts of questions. the broader project. i did not have to really talk about this. i ultimately, honestly in the beginning did not want to write this book. i kept these my whole life. i love keeping bees. the make a very nice site thing. you do your job and come home and take care of bees in a quiet, tranquil, relaxing situation. the encyclopaedia britannica says there are more books written about bees than any other species other than humans. people have been writing about bees for a long time. i love bees, don't get me wrong. i love the sound of the swarm. i love the smell of the hive when it is opened on a warm day. i love the perverse pleasure, after you have been stung enough the vitamin doesn't affect you -- the venom doesn't affect you. i also felt that my inches of other things, were more important than the quotidian beekeeping stuff that was going on

the bee problem didn't end there. "the bees were still pretty agitated and at that point they were in my backyard and whenever you stepped outside the bees were on you" sean paxton, neighbor "a couple of neighbors got stung one of my friends that i work out with at the gym got stung he says the bees were pretty aggressive" ((edit: video of delcon truck)) a different company named delcon was called hours after the attack to take care of the hive. they stress the importance of calling a licensed company. "you should never attempt to treat a swarm of bees or a bee's nest on your own, don't ever spray it with water or throw rocks at it." the bees are still around today and neighbors feel that the county or the housing association should let the neighborhood know to stay away from the area. "there definitely should be some kind of warning signs to not make any noise to be very careful because they do look very aggressive" mmffnllv clark county officials warn that if you encounter bees -- stay clam and quietly move away to

most of the bees the beekeepers have are very nice gentle friendly bees. but sometimes if they mix with others, we are starting to have problems. not very often but sometimes. >> she says it's not very often something like that happens. there were reports two small g dogs died possibly due to bee stings. experts say testing will determine what type of bees these are. concord police said they're telling people it's okay to be outside in the area and you certainly want to use carb in the heat of the day and still some bees out and the homeowner will remove any remaining bees tonight. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> the contra costa police department is investigating a homicide just before 2:00 in the morning at fred jackson way. they received calls about shots fired in the area. a short time laterthy learned a 26-year-old victim was taken to a hospital where he later died. police have not identified the victim as they are continuing that investigation. >>> new at 5:00, neighbors in santa rosa are searching for answers after a few of thei

she is a bee keeper. she claims the first move is to get the queen. >> they put it in the little spaceship she puts around her neck and that pheromone, the queen emits, tracks all the bees to her. >> when they're on me, it is a little uncomfortable. they pinch and sort of hold on. and they're very loud. >> she says she does this to help people confront their fears. >> because they see me, i think they realize that you can be not afraid of nature. >> you see her with a group of people sitting around as she's having one of her sessions. >> she has bee cups. >> that's the greatest. that's incredible. >> that was incredible. wow. >> that's it, everyone.

they were covering my hair. >> beeers are using pheromones to calm the bees and a it's bee swarm season but this particular hive is aggressive. me plan is to wait until the sun goes down and it will be easier to round up the bees and get them out of there as soon as possible. >>> in san jose, car crash started a fire in the brush off interstate 280. firefighters shut down the southbound offramp during the response. they have it mostly contained and will keep an eye out in the evening for flareups. the driver was not hurt. >>> police in morgan hill are trying to fine a driver who hit someone in a wheelchair and then drove off. the department posed a picture from the crash scene, at 6:30 this morning at monterey road and tenant avenue. the driver may have been in a black suv. >>> in santa cruz, this man is accused of attacking a woman with a golf club. police arrested landon horseman yesterday. they say the 28-year-old transient approached a woman sitting on a bench outside a coffee shop and hit her on he head and shoulder. the woman went to the hospital. investigators say the attack was

she's the real queen bee. >> i can't watch that. >> make you a little nervous? these are honeybees. sarah is a dancer, an artist, she's a healer and bee keeper in this video that she made with national geographic. show shows how she dances with bees. 10 to 12,000 of them at any given time when she's done this. >> does the dance look anything like this? >> yeah. beehive could be dangerous if you didn't know what she was doing. she is a bee keeper. get the queen. >> they put it in the little spaceship she puts around her neck and that pheromone, the queen emits, tracks all the bees to her. >> when they're on me, it is a little uncomfortable. they pinch and sort of hold on. and they're very loud. >> she says she does this to help people confront their fears. >> because they see me, i think they realize that you can be not afraid of nature. >> you see her with a group of people sitting around as she's having one of her sessions. >> she has bee cups. >> that's the greatest. that's incredible. >> outstanding o. >> that was incredible. wow. >> that's it, everyone.

african killer bees or unusually aggressive honeybees.e done. over the weekend several people in a concorde neighborhood were assaulted by the bees and 2 small dogs died after being stung multiple times. researchers say defensive behavior will distinguish the africanized bees. they tend to score more and collect less honey. researchers say it's up to the amateur beekeeper to monitor their hives. >> we recommend that people, especially if they don't know where the bees came from, we recommend that they keep an eye out for defensive behavior. if they do exhibit extremely defensive behavior, to re-queen them. the queen of european descent. we know they are more gentle. >> africanized honeybees 1st came to the us in 1990. the bees have been found near bakersfield but can hitchhike rides with the help of motor vehicles. in mt. diablo beekeeper association says it's working on finding a facility that can do dna testing on a concorde bees to find out if they are africanized killer bees. >>> the republican led congress is set to begin a series of

here >> this tree was home to some 80,000 bees. what's happening in the insect world. >>> and back here. it's warm enough. i'll show you when it could reach into the 80s. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> the long time host of american bandstand has died. clark died this morning after suffering a heart attack. he introduced world to such stars a prince and madonna. chloric was credited to help bringing rock and roll into the mainstream. nebraska 19 -- in 1982 -- 1972 he began kick clark's rocking new years eve. he was also a strong businessman who build an entertainment empire. >> he was known as the world's oldest teenager. he began his career on the weekly dance party. in philadelphia in 1956. the show became a national and international sensation after it was picked

one man is critically injured-- after a bee attack. the clark county fire department responded to the call yesterday morning. two exterminators were working to remove the bees from a home near grand canyon drive and oquendo road. one of the workers wasn't wearing protective gear and was stung hundreds of times. he was taken to southern hills hospital with life threatening injuries. neighbors say the be a a big problem. "we were across the street five minute ago and getting attacked by two or three bees at the same time. normally you see one or two bees, it's not a big deal but when you're getting attacked by 6 or 7 of them at a time it's kind of scary." if you see bees do not disturb them. and if you are ever attacked... run in a straight line to find shelter-- covering your face with your arms. we are learning more about the third floor balcony of a valley apartment complex... according to the arrest report-- danny webb is facing two animal cruelty charges. police say he threw the three month old puppy named cannon- from the balcony..