. >>> killer bees sounds dramatic but aggressive african bees killed two dogs. in the bay area we haven't seen anything like that. kpix mike sugerman on what may behind the sudden aggression. >> i am here with new friend. concord, the streets are clear and the bees are gone. we understand that they have been either killed or taken away and things are back to normal. we came to danville because we wanted to talk to beekeepers and experts about the so-called africanized bees and what we learned surprised us. >>> there are tens of thousands of bay area backwards with beehives, this one is in george chavez's and he is concerned with the news out of concord. >> i wasn't sure what to think. i was surprised. >> reporter: there has never been a report of africanized bees so far north in the united states but maybe there still isn't. >> i will bet you a cup of coffee and a do nut it is not africanized. >> mike says he doesn't know. dna tests have to be made. >> bees can get problems if there are ants or whoever is manipulating the frame is doing a rough job and kills the

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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

for scientific observers, the case of the vanishing bees is emblematic of this. with something like ease and pesticides, you should have been able to investigate it by collecting data by following the evidence where it's taking you. the crux of the idea is that when we find the evidence that tells us what's happening, we tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth and we let the chips fall where they may, we commit in a way. or if you know committing to accepting the truth of those findings, but in the case of the bees, that's not exactly how things went in the early 2 thousands government expert report showed the toxic effect of even very low doses of new nicotine, always on bees. and yet for more than 20 years, there has been no unanimity, no consensus on the link between these pesticides and the disappearance of bees. wire things lagging so much. you need to be a very shrewd observer to see the whole picture. mon, over at horn is obey. yeah, yeah, yeah. but that's got a sunk for proof dos. yes. psionic was intellectual business in the bathroom th

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you are watching bees being rescued. they landed on the street near the driveway of the hospital. >> we blocked traffic and asked people to go the other way out of the parking lot. >> reporter: colin stewart jumped in to help works across the street and saw the honey bees, thousands of them, and shot the video as he carefully moved the bee in to a box with the help of an amateur bee keeper that was driving by. you had bees all over you? >> yes there were dozens and dozens of them landing on me. it was a bit freaky. >> this is theee swarm season. >> it's not unusual to see swarms in san francisco. >> swarming is a way of making one colony to two. >> these came here on their own. they are trying to find a new home. >> reporter: the honey bees were rescued and moved to a safe place and believe it or not. >> nobody got stung at l. >> reporter: lucky folks and lucky bees. >> wow police are looking for a man after a bizarre theft, i want to show you a sketch of a woman that sd a man followed her home, and stole her camera. the

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the bees are swarming everywhere. movement draws the bees to you. >> they will sting me much faster if i go too fast. i want to show you how it works . >> reporter: out at the bee farm things are much calmer. he's seen the african bees since 2014 and replace the queen and her eggs will slowly turn if hive back to normal. that process will take about a month. moving it may be difficult. >> it's the normal act of the african bees. >> reporter: now, a bee expert was just out here about 20 minutes ago but the home owner assured them they have it under control so the expert left. the homeowner will take care of it tonight. this is the first significant swarm we've seen like this in the bay area, only an expert from uc davis would say for sure they were african bees but the experts agree that this is the typical behavior of them. >> well, thank you, kate. certainly stay safe out there. >> good thing she had that suit on. for more information if you encounter aggressive bees go to kron4.com about how to stay safe. >>> a cycl

but the bees were uppity and they picked on him. when he came back here, the bees followed him. he attacked all of us. >> reporter: the plan is to be transferred to a hospital in marin or to be able to go home. >>> biologists have seen a massive die off of kelp forests, which are essential to a healthy ecosystem. the problem is an explosion in the number of c origins. where do the otters come in? >> they eat a lot of c origins. by eating a lot of c origins they help to defend the kelp from overgrazing. when the kelp is protected it creates resilient kelp beds. >> there used to be thousands of otters living on the west coast until they were hunted to near extinction. >>> let's bring back paul because a lot of people started calling 911 in lake county today because of that! yeah. people thought it was a wildfire in hidden valley but it turns out it was what? >> a dust devil! a very well organized dust devil. it almost looks like a clear sky tornado. but this can develop based on how different landscapes get heated up. if the train funnels it in the right way, you get that swirl th

the buzz over the great bee count taking place this weekend. it's important as the census. the news continues in one minute. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> the driver of this big rig escaped unharmed after the truck overturned to southbound u.s. 101. the truck carrying several crushed vehicles being recycled for scrap. the patrol kept the ramp closed until after 3:00. and this dirt spill delayed driver as long northbound 101 through redwood city today around 11:30 this morning between woodside road and whipple avenue. the chp tells us a dump truck lost the load while driving along the freeway. the back up stretches for 90 minutes. >> and los angeles is bracing for a traffic nightmare this weekend that many are calling carmeggedon. the 405 is shutting down for construction. jet blue offering $4 flights. the airline offering flights between long beach and burbank airports for $4 each way. they're going to operate morning and evening, that price includes taxes and fees. way to make hay out of a problem there. >> and if you have ever noticed char

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

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

bees in san francisco who are you. >> what's an apple bees. >> well - so we opened up a festers for a 5 hundred seat venue we want 0 people to come into all different parts of world had a request we do jazz they put us in contract it's a contact that's a 3 piece band they're to go for two hours during diner not any other time mostly done by 9 we don't have neighborhoods directly beneath us so we're going to keep it another a level for people to talk during their diner. >> are you planning to manage the entertainment or is that based on the groups that come in and say we want this performer. >> they have the tour group recommended the band we contract with the band there i go to take care of the booking. >> commissioner joseph. >> so have you ever had bands in a venue that i ran before. >> nope. >> so you know nothing about bands. >> i've seen bands before. >> so you know nothing about bands so your relying on the band to bring in their sound equipment and the a.m. fireside. >> that's a problem because drums are hard to control and if you amplify them and light them. >> we'll not be

bees swarming and it was all caught on tape. g to educatef san francisco on what they should do if they see something like this. >> i noticed that the bees were taking off really quickly taking to the sky. >>> he says it was a warm afternoon and he saw something new. >> the colony was spreading really fast. the queen was making a lot of babies. so i added another box to give them more rooms. >> reporter: he's been an amateur beekeeper for about two years in san francisco. he said he saw the bees land in a tree and move to his neighbor's bush. he posted this video online and he called the san francisco beekeeper's association. paul is a member and was among those who responded. >> colonies are growing in siz summer. they're growing in size and they'll run out ofees are looking for a new home and this is the time of year when calls about bee swarms start to boom. his team brings e equipment out and as they settle he tries to move them to a suitable place. >> they're harmless unless you disturb them. >> reporter: he said it can be

. >> and my lifeless bees. they started in dreams. i had reoccurring dreams of bees. and there were so many dreams that i thought well, maybe i should try it, bee keeping. that's how it all started. >> and why did you decide the conventional bee design had to change? >> and something did not feel right. >> and to allow them to live the way they have lived for millions of years. >> wow, is it going up? >> and they prefer being high above the ground. >> we installed this empty, right? it took, i think under 48 hours. >> and they moved in and for the first time, they were removed. and now that i could see honey bees for the first time. it is really more about learning who this animal is. >> what comes to mind when you think of conventional bee keeping? >> oh god. i don't know how to say it. it's like oh god. and when you look at those boxes, the design originates from the 1850s. and in terms of numbers, the annual mortality rate is up to 68% of honey bees in boxes. and compare that to honey bees living in the wild where they are over six years. that we are just bringing

hoping to win a trip to the scripps national spelling bee.nd the fifth grader enters other bees for practice. >> if i get out on a word or i'm not sure about a word, when i go home i, like, search it up. >> reporter: students get used to speaking on stage. >> get comfortable talking and holding the mic being in front of the mic and being more comfortable to ask different questions. >> how confident are you now going through this? >> i'm pretty confident. >> that's correct. >> that's correct. >> that's correct. >> reporter: that avid reader isn't the only one making the rounds on the spelling circuit. some of the top spellers at last year's cbs bay area spelling bee have earned trophies at other spelling competitions. >> your word is mediocre. >> reporter: for yudith, it's about not settling for mediocrity. >> even if i lose this spelling bee it's kind of, like, helping me for my next spelling bee. >> reporter: in san ramon, sharon chin, kpix 5. >> it's also a fundraiser. money from registration fees goes to help children in india and don't fo

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the scientist found the bees. these bees have been called zombies. their final trips have been called the flight of the living dead. this could wind up saving the state's agriculture industry from huge losses. this video shows a honey bee frantically trying to escape being a host to maggots. a team is credited with the discoverie. push -- discovery. >> the two possibilities that we're looking at is one that the ma -- that the maggot is controlling the bee, take control of his behavior -- taking ceil control of his behavior. >> reporter: another possible reason for the flight is the berealizes what's happening and flies out on its own to die somewhere else to protect the hive. europe honey bees are crucial to our food production. the problem has a head start. >> these are things we really like, most of our vegetable crop, almonds. they all rely on honey bees for pollination. >> reporter: this discovery could be the greatest contribution to the field from this scientist, npr, the cbc, canadian broadcasting company, are line up to talk to the doctor. ba

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

. >> in the middle of san francisco sits a bee farm with a dozen hives and up to a million bees, run by volunteers who plant flowers and fruit trees to attract and build the bee colony that produces honey for the neighborhood. now, this lot's owner and other interested land owners have an extra incentive for setting up community gardens, a new city tax break. someone paying $10,000 in taxes before would now just pay about $100, their property accessed as farmland instead of prime real estate. another part of the sweet deal... urban farms must sell or donate produce to the community or act as a teaching site. but there are few empty lots in san francisco and advocates have no illusions about how many plots can sprout up. >> we're not necessarily naive to think that we're gonna be able to feed ourselves in a city like san francisco, but how much can we do? >> this urban farm serves those living below the poverty line. >> during the year it'll provide over 1000 pounds of food that gets given away to people who have the need for fresh organic produce who have otherwise no means to acquir

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

. >> i heard someone say free bee s . >> 30,000 bees in their queen vanished after 10:00 in the morning. she said it was a crime of opportunity that has become too accustomed to petty crime. >> there is a permission structure that you can take what you want with no consequence, whether you needed or not. just the sake of taking it. the bees will start to die. there are no consequences. >>> a crime doesn't go unnoticed. rowdy freeman has been tracking bee for over a decade. stealing a hive or even just one bee is a felony. >> there have been over 3000 hive stolen throughout the state. that has a great impact on the economy and the food supply. since they are live stock, it is a felony to steal a single hive. for mac it is possible to be recovered but for her it's not only a loss for the bees but a lost opportunity for the children in the neighborhood . >> the kids started coming 10 minutes later. i could see their faces looking for them. it was heartbreaking. i am teaching them about theft and not about where the food comes from. >> it is the uptick in crimes they have seen without an en

you are watching bees being rescued. they landed on the street near the driveway of the hospital. >> we blocked traffic and asked people to go the other way out of the parking lot. >> reporter: colin stewart jumped in to help works across the street and saw the honey bees, thousands of them, and shot the video as he carefully moved the bees in to a box with the help of an amateur bee keeper that was driving by. you had bees all over you? >> yes there were dozens and dozens of them landing on me. it was a bit freaky. >> this is the bee swarm season. >> it's not unusual to see swarms in san francisco. >> swarming is a way of making one colony to two. >> these came here on their own. they are trying to find a new home. >> reporter: the honey bees were rescued and moved to a safe place and believe it or not. >> nobody got stung at all. >> reporter: lucky folks and lucky bees. >> wow police are looking for a man after a bizarre theft, i want to show you a sketch of a woman that said a man followed her home, and stole her came

they are africanized bees. >> known as killer bees. that's what he suspects. they got rid of the hives but not before they were swarmed. >> my hair was buzzing with them. they were all over me. >> reporter: two people went to the hospital with bee stings. >> we put out an advisory warning people to stay out of the area. >> there's a report two small dogs died, possibly after being stung. norman lot is a volunteer with the beekeepers association. he brought a lure. by evening, the situation calmed. we asked him what he thinks they are. >> i would say by their personality, probably their hive was taken over by africanized beehives. >> boom, boom, boom, they were coming after me through the window. it was nuts. >> the africanized honeybees were discovered in the bay area in 2014 in la fayette. they a they attack in large numbers. if you are attacked, run in a sil zag pattern. they will chase you farther than regular honeybees. >>> a warning after a teenager was sexually assaulted there. the victim told police a man attacked her. this is near san pablo avenue. she

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

. >>> and, a swarm of angry bees holds a neighborhood hostage. why the colony's owner says he was just trying to do a good thing. >>> send in the clouds tonight. plenty of fog and low clouds near the shoreline. then things are twoing to get sunny later in the afternoon. complete >>> tonight, politics who supported a policy no longer seem eager to talk about it: the daylight shooting. >> reporter: the daylight shooting last week begs the question what if? it turns out the subject, sanchez, was an undocumented immigrant with a long criminal history. he landed in san francisco jail on a drug charge and immigration authorities asked the city to notify them when he got out. they did not. >> courts ruled there is no legal basis to hold hem. >> reporter: that is because san francisco is a sanctuary city. vowed not to do deportations with federal ice. the mayor's office has referred all questions about sanchez's release to the san francisco sheriff department. the sheriff is running for reelection in november. his office referred us to their attorney. ca

the bees in that observation hive less so. >> it'd be nice if they brought them back, those bees don't have enough resources inside that observation hive to survive much longer. >> there's no real black market for beehives. no suspects in mind, and no sting operations in the works in oakland. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all righty. checking in on the weather. beautiful day today. tomorrow is going to be just about the same. and we roll the same all week until we get to friday when things switch around. winds go a little bit onshore, more onshore, and temperatures drop a couple of degrees and there's a chance for rain, especially on saturday night into sunday. but in the meantime, this big high pressure just sits right there and sends everything over the top. this is all week. this is tuesday, wednesday, thursday, a little bit into friday too. and then saturday a low kind of pushes down inside here and brings us an opportunity for some showers. so the opportunity for rain does exist. this weekend. it's a moving target in terms of timing this out because these systems it's going to

his car into their new home. 20,000 bees migrating from an old hive swarmed this green hatch back.the student called the city for help. they sent over a local beekeeper to take care of the problem and everybody can relax. nobody was stung. that would be very frightening if you went outside to your car and there are bees everywhere. >> yeah, most definitely. for us we have some cooler weather headed our way. live doppler 7 hd picking up some coastal clouds starting to move in. the low clouds will move in overnight and we're wake up to partly cloudy conditions. from emeryville we have a nice view of the bay bridge and san francisco in the distance. 55 in san francisco, 61 in oakland and san carlos and 55 in half moon bay. he's check out sfo where we see the low clouds over the airport. it's currently 67 in santa rosa and dropping to 58 in napa, 64 in novato. you can see the breeze affecting the camera as we look south towards san francisco. here's what you need to know. we'll see increasing clouds overnight. tomorrow will be sunny and breezy, temperatures come down even a little bit

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we know how threatened the bee population is. our wild life requires very little water because they are already adapted to our very dry mediterranean climate. it's all now native plants now. they are doing fine in front of the lawns that we have. we plan to have a very sustain able landscaping system going in including a state of the art low use water recapture, we cycle reuse system which we all so plan to use as an educational tool on this site. there are many wonderful programs that we would like to run, but first we need your support in approving this park for our entire east of the van ness neighborhood corridor. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> supervisors, my name is gene top an and resident in this city. i heard about this park. even though i don't live around the area but i am a big supporter of open spaces and parks in san francisco. i feel it's always important that whenever the city gets a chance to create a new open space, a new park for the city that we should take it. this is a great opportunity to

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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

had this shoe a reminder of the chaos they caused. >> covered in bees, bee stings. the boor thing was just -- the poor thing was really, really in hysterics. >> firefighters sprayed foam to remove the fallen hive and all of those bees. >>> a high school musical came to a crashing end in anaheim. 200 girls were singing and dancing last night when the front of the stage buckled. 25 students went to the hospital. mostly with minor injuries but there were some broken bones. >>> marijuana is now legal in colorado but one business owner in the town of greeley says not in his shop. the owner says the owner of the barbershop says he has no problem with those who choose to use pot but when customers complained of people wreaking of marijuana he decided to take action, banning them. >> i feel it is my right to make the statement. same thing with no shoes, no service. >> the response has been positive but he has been threatened with lawsuits. >>> fremont based tesla motors is courted by tucson, arizona. they want to be the place for the headquarters. the city is offering tax i

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