but animal feed and biofuel human dishes. the way the palm creates the context for by that was the outside the phone just in the last put too large amount of damage. the vincent, just so with this is the, from the song by that was the problem by that was the punjab to be what it was, the same thing by them single or be killed and outside the fun. this system is destroying the habitats that allow why that was due to try and trickling the habitat of animals. also means you emerging infectious diseases. the viruses that will totally be part of the bottom of the animal. because the new infectious disease of this animal, they given me if you want to understand how we go to this place, then you need to take a step back in history. because diversity is not something out global systems of production of very good. that whole setup for agriculture at mass scales, producing enormous volumes of crumbs that are predictable, consistent, and affordable, has seen us forcing nature to operate like a factory turning food into a commodity. ther

nominated for best animated feature. the emeryville based team behind the beloved hit beaming with joy over the oscars nod. >> i hosted oscar parties, printed out the ballots, and it's pretty crazy that we made a movie that's going to be on one of those ballots. it's pretty amazing. >> director kelsey mann and producer mark nielsen opening up about the nomination, adding to the film's monumental year of recognition. >> we owe such a debt of gratitude to the first film, inside out, with so beloved, and what a pleasure it was for us to be able to follow such a great film. but that film had such a beautiful message to it. we worked really hard to try to kind of have something to say with this one. so we're we're really proud of how it came together. and mann, a hard working crew that just really poured their hearts into this. >> and at the heart of the film, familiar friends joy, anger, disgust, sadness and fear. they're taken for a ride by newcomers anxiety, envy, ennui and embarrassment all helping to navigate riley's emo

people always wonder, how do animals get their hydration from? they can't drink salt water, so they get all the ydration from the fish that they eat, so we have animals come in that haven't been able to eat on their own for a while, we do hydrate them. >> it's a beautiful thing. >> reporter: gray seals are found in coastal waters throughout the north atlantic ocean and often rest on land. they have short flippers, which they use to move like a caterpillar on land. when i saw the pictures of this seal pup, just an irresistibly cute face. why do you think america loves seals? >> they are known to be the dogs of the water. they do have this big eyes that just lure people in, and they are very arable. >> reporter: but kids, if you see a seal in a strange place, like our pup in new haven, you should not go up and pet it like a dog. >> even though these seals look so cute, they have very sharp teeth. >> reporter: ask a parent or grown-up to call an animal service hotline and just like the new haven police, you'll get your own seal of approval. >> if yo

nominated for best animated feature.he emeryville based team behind the beloved hit beaming with joy over the oscars nod. >> i hosted oscar parties, printed out the ballots, and it's pretty crazy that we made a movie that's going to be on one of those ballots. it's pretty amazing. >> director kelsey mann and producer mark nielsen opening up about the nomination, adding to the film's monumental year of recognition. >> we owe such a debt of gratitude to the first film. inside out was so beloved, and what a pleasure it was for us to be able to follow such a great film. but that film had such a beautiful message to it. we worked really hard to try to kind of have something to say with this one. so we're we're really proud of how it came together. and mann, a hard working crew that just really poured their hearts into this. >> and at the heart of the film, familiar friends joy, anger, disgust, sadness and fear. they're taken for a ride by newcomers anxiety, envy, ennui and embarrassment all helping to navigate riley's emotion

and then that animal bucking and knocking off a young child.kron four's jeff moment explains. >> ocean view, stables in daly city, you're famous. gotta go everywhere. yeah, he's super sweet. caroline read tends to zeus the large quarter horse that's made his fair share of rounds on social media payment rate doing our normal pastor pony ride where we take kids out on a little 10 to 15 minute ride just to get them like houston, 2 horses uncomfortable. it was a ride with this family seen on surveillance camera. but according to social media claims a woman completely unrelated to the tour and the farm suddenly pulled. zoo says tail while the young child was riding him bucking him off. >> and came over check on the kid. we offered a medical intervention. we always offer if anyone ever falls off to call 9, one ice packs we have for state. family declined all medical intervention that was offered and yes, that the child ok, those of you seem to be fine and on the family went and left, but it caused a social media firestorm. it was blown up on social m

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can you talk a little bit about how that's what animates us when we decide what to do on immigration,ly on other issues, we look to our history and to the way that justice is framed as something that we are connected to in part because of our own history. that's the history -- the biblical history and our history actually more recent. knowing what it's like to be persecuted. knowing what it's like to be on the outside and vulnerable, not to have the protection of law. all of those things we can feel it in our bones. we organize based on that history as well as on just knowing what is right. >> absolutely. on the issue of immigration, so many people that we have done a lot of work -- we have done a lot of work on immigration. so many people came to this work because of their personal family story, whether they were refugees, their grandparents were survivors of the holocaust. it really infused them with the need to do that, the need to have a different way of looking at people that come in this country than the popular discourse right now. >> believe it or not, we have a minute left to

or youtube or something that takes an old photograph and animates it. take a look. it's something like this. it's called live memory. and if you ask how does it work? well, the answer obviously ai, but i want more than that. ran steer is from the company. that makes it my heritage. he stayed after hours to talk to us from israel. so good evening or good afternoon, whatever. it is your time. how does it work? i mean, is this is this purely computational? can i send any sort of photograph and you and your ai will figure this out? so the answer is pretty much yes. the great thing about our live memory, i think, is that really, it can take any still photo that you provide and it will reenact the scene. and the way it works is that the way ai is doing this this time is that it takes the photo. it identifies the objects that are in the photo people. some people are uploading different types of photos to us, but it can be people or it can be animals in some cases and it will understand, kind of visualize what's going on, understand what's going on in the photo, and then it

so here's the forecast animation starting at 5 p.m. notice we expect showers arriving later tonight with a little break after about 11 p.m, but then showers surge in again after midnight and continue into the morning hours. and we expect rainfall totals generally to be under 2/10 of an inch by 11:00 tomorrow night. on we go to a winter weather adviy over in the sierra until 10:00. actually until 4 p.m. monday starting at 10:00 tonight. we're only talking about a few inches of snow there though. overnight lows here a mid to upper 40s. highs tomorrow mid to upper 50s. another chilly day. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. bright sunny skies on monday but periods of rain return on tuesday, continuing into wednesday under breezy conditions. thursday maybe a lingering morning shower, but sunny and milder next friday and saturday. >> and good afternoon. blockbuster move by the 40 niners. deebo samuel, star e receiver being traded to washington for a fifth round draft pick. deebo has been such a big part of the niners offense, but

animal i could have at home. >> as a pet. >> what? i don't think so. if you do decide to hunt and cook nutria, officials recommend the smoked nutria and sausage recipe from the louisiana department of wildlife. >> of course, it's louisiana. >> there's even a heart healthy crock pot recipe if you were trying to keep it light. >> if you would have said tastes like chicken, you might have had me. >> really? paul said >> february marks the beginning of black history month, and it comes as the white house is dismantling diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts within the federal government. >> under the new administration, a few small changes have been made to black history month. ♪ >> hello, i'm tim meadows for black history month. this february, we celebrate great black americans who've made a difference, like hollywood superstar jack black, who, in the face of adversity, found the courage to make a second "jumanji." and let us not forget the historic achievement of rebecca black, who stood against the tyranny of weekdays and made us all

es un animal bastante grande, bastante alto, un al menos un metro y medio de altura.e sus palabras esta tarde. qué es lo justo? está bien que la hayan arrestado, porque esa esa era la finalidad. no pudo causar la muerte de una persona. por, por. por sentirse bien, por reírse o por. no sé, no sé. no entiendo por qué pudo haber hecho eso. no entiendo que le pasó en su mente para hacer eso. no entiendo. ahora la policía también le dijo que ya salió bajo fianza. nosotros en el noticiero de las 11 le vamos a estar ampliando más detalles sobre esta historia, incluidos los comentarios de los administradores del rancho sobre esta situación. desde san francisco. yo soy pilar niño. regreso con ustedes al estudio. oye, pilar. sí. y también saber cómo se encuentra el niño, porque es un niño pequeño. y esa caída de un caballo. cualquier persona puede salir con un golpe de consideración. pilar, muchas gracias. nos vemos hoy a las 11. y nosotros hacemos nuestra primera pausa, pero en breve las autoridades en sacramento confiscan mercancía de un vendedor ambulante. la comunidad hispa

nominated for best animated feature. the emeryville based team behind the beloved hit beaming with joy over the oscars nod. >> i hosted oscar parties, printed out the ballots, and it's pretty crazy that we made a movie that's going to be on one of those ballots. it's pretty amazing. >> director kelsey mann and producer mark nielsen opening up about the nomination, adding to the film's monumental year of recognition. >> we owe such a debt of gratitude to the first film. inside out was so beloved, and what a pleasure it was for us to be able to follow such a great film. but that film had such a beautiful message to it. we worked really hard to try to kind of have something to say with this one. so we're we're really proud of how it came together. and mann, a hard working crew that just really poured their hearts into this. >> and at the heart of the film, familiar friends joy, anger, disgust, sadness and fear. they're taken for a ride by newcomers anxiety, envy, ennui and embarrassment all helping to navigate riley's emoti

y como ustedes pueden ver, es un animal bastante grande.el menor. así que esto muestra lo peligrosa que pudo haber sido esta caída. the child fell off. cuando el niño cayó, la que llevaba el caballo alcanzó a medio agarrarlo con 1 de sus brazos, suavizando la caída. la madre del menor dice que publicó el video con la intención de que encontraran a la mujer que espantó al animal. no me pareció justo que alguien vaya tratando de jugar con la vida de alguien e irse como si nada. hoy nos dijo que recibió una llamada de que las autoridades la encontraron. solamente me llamó el oficial y me dijo ya arrestamos a la mujer. está en redwood city, tiene fianza. y ella, cuando pague la fianza, va a salir. horas después, más novedades. es un poquito injusto porque solamente estuvo como 3 horas. 4 horas, me imagino. y. y ya salió. no pagó su fianza y salió. respecto al niño, esta madre se siente agradecida de que el caballo no lo pisó. sin embargo, dice que está en evaluación. una lesión en su pierna y en su mano. en daly citty pilar niño telemundo, cali

. >> we were blown away that anyone would do that to an animal. >> the incident caught on camera that has her facing felony charges. >>> and people on the peninsula will decide the fate of an embattled local sheriff. why some don't agree with how it's playing out. >>> and an act of hate inspires a community to come together to berkeley. >>> and new tariffs in effect. what could lead to a price tag pinch for california. >>> this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hi, i'm sara donchey. so this viral video has made the rounds all over the world on social media, and it happened right here in the bay area in daly city. a woman pulled a horse's tail while a little boy was riding the horse, and in a move that seemed to be pretty predictable to just about everybody else but the lady, the horse freaked out and threw the little boy from its back. it happened during a riding lesson at ocean view stables. the woman that did that to the horse was arrested. the manager of the stables tells us she was shocked by all of it. >> reporter: this is the moment police say 29-year-

this last animation takes us from 7:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. some locally heavy downpours won't last long enough to lead to any flooding potential and overall about a 0.1-inch to a quarter inch of rainfall as the system moves through. we'll see another wave of rain the middle of next week. when we get these waves of rain every few days, we get dry breaks in between. we get a couple more dry days thursday and friday before another rainmaker heads towards us. it looks like the chances are increasing for the second full week of march. temperatures go up and down following the rain chances. when we dry out, we get a chance to warm up. the warmest days will only send us to about what's typical for early march. >>> straight ahead, why the rams had to pivot from aaron rodgers. >>> and a big stage for the high school ballers to decide san francisco's finest. >>> i can't take my off that fog. >> i know. as soon as i go outside, my hair. >> mine, too. >> yours a little less i think. >>> i can't imagine being a young person and getting to play where the b

so first off, the spirit that animated the apes i1793 continues to animate the institution.the society s always been pushing the boundaries of knowledge. in 1803, during the lewis clark expedition, when jefferson finally in realizing this vision, the first thing he does he tells meriwether lewis, go tohe apes and meet with their scientists so you can learn it is so you can learn scientific medical eaents thatou're to need on this expedition. so the apes was essential to the launch, the lewis and clark expedition. today wetewards of the lewis and clark journals, perhaps even more in the instructions that jefferson for lewis. lewis and clark, he used these instructions for michaux as his first draft, and the editors, the papers of thomas jefferson have shown that there are verbatim copies language from this in the instructions to and clark. so it's clear this was by his side and he's referring back to it as he wrote out those instructions for lewis and clark. and today the society in that same spirit of and lewis and clark continues to fund research around the world. you can s

i know you have a lot of animals.mously. i mean, within the confines of the set. yeah, they wouldn't tell me some days when sammy, the parrot, was gonna be on set, because they didn't want me to be distracted from the task at hand, which is trying to get through each scene and trying to get through the day. so, yeah, i got really tight with sammy. and it was -- it's so exciting being on a set with an animal, because they're like, trained differently than civilian animals. >> jimmy: did sammy meet any of your chickens or anything? >> no. >> jimmy: you didn't? no. >> oh, no, no. no. i couldn't take sammy off the premises. that would be like -- >> jimmy: oh, you can't? >> -- a kidnapping situation. >> jimmy: can you bring the chicken to work? >> uh, ah, no, i don't think so. >> jimmy: no? >> no. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: did you -- would you ever think about getting a a bird? >> i have peacocks. and they're h.m. high maint as [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: h.m.a.f.? >> h.m.a.f. oh, i shouldn't have done that. no, t

this last animation takes us from 7:00 a.m. through 5:00 p.m.eavy downpours won't last long enough to lead to any flooding potential and overall about a 0.1-inch to a quarter inch of rainfall as the system moves through. we'll see another wave of rain the middle of next week. when we get these waves of rain every few days, we get dry breaks in between. we get a couple more dry days thursday and friday before another rainmaker heads towards us. it looks like the chances are increasing for the second full week of march. temperatures go up and down following the rain chances. when we dry out, we get a chance to warm up. the warmest days will only send us to about what's typical for early march. >>> straight ahead, why the rams had to pivot from aaron rodgers. >>> and a big stage for the high school ballers to decide san francisco's finest. (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel to visit our grandchildren. (fisher investments) i understand. that's why at fisher investments we start by getting to know each other

. >> we were blown away that anyone would do that to an animal. >> the incident caught on camera that her facing felony charges. >>> and people on the peninsula will decide the fate of an embattled local sheriff. why some don't agree with how it's playing out. >>> and an act of hate inspires a community to come together to berkeley. >>> and new tariffs in effect. what could lead to a price tag pinch for california. >>> this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hi, i'm sara donchey. so this viral video has made the rounds all over the world on social media, and it happened right here in the bay area in daly city. a woman pulled a horse's tail while a little boy was riding the horse, and in a move that seemed to be pretty predictable to just about everybody else but the lady, the horse freaked out and threw the little boy from its back. it happened during a riding lesson at ocean view stables. the woman that did that to the horse was arrested. the manager of the stables tells us she was shocked by all of it. >> reporter: this is the moment police say 29-year-old

it's all the different trees, all the different plants and animals that live in the forest. so it's, it's about connection to me. the examiner is like this big gift from the ocean. because they me, when they're this big and they come back with this thing and all these new transfer or just for me or send to bring back to land. the next fight a lot and say return, then i fight against. there's was fishing boats, warm water, low water, they just have such a well to, to finish out their life cycle and to make that happen for themselves. it's really amazing to see the all of them are pink salmon. i don't see any chance the life cycle and the salmon comes when i'm, when the adults come to lay the rags and the eggs, stay in the gravel in the stream over the winter and the next spring, all of the little salmon hatch out of those eggs the after they've spent some time in the river, then they migrate out to see if i may spend a couple of years out as senior living, eating all the things from the ocean, collecting nutrients from way out in the open ocean. and um, after a few years then

it's all the different trees, all the different plants and animals that live in the forest. so it's, it's about connection to me. sam and i would like to speak gift from the ocean because they, me, when nervous vague. and i come back with this thing and all these new transfer, or just from the or send to bring back to land, they fight a lot and say return. then i fight against fairs, wall fishing boats, warm water, low water. they just have such a well to, to finish out their life cycle and to make that happen for themselves. it's really amazing to see the all of them are pink salmon. i don't see any chance the life cycle of a 7 comes when, when the adults come to leave their eggs and the eggs stay in the gravel in the stream over the winter and the next spring, all of the little salmon hash out of those eggs. the after they've spent some time in the river, then they migrate out to seeing you. and they spend a couple of years out at senior living, eating all the things from the ocean, collecting nutrients from way out in the open ocean. and after a few years then they find t

so here's a futurecast animation in the next hour or so.kles in parts of the san mateo county coast. and then notice by 2:00 there is a break in the cloud cover. we'll get some sunshine in the north bay and parts of the east bay. then some light showers arrive tonight, but the bulk of the activity happens overnight into tomorrow morning. so you see the pockets of yellow. this is where an orange where we could see a thunderstorm. if we do get a thunderstorm. there could be brief heavy downpours and it will move quickly. even a chance of some hail by about lunchtime. most of us will be dry. the rest of the day on sunday. so high surf advisory through the weekend until monday night. right now, some breaking waves up to 11ft. bodega bay. but they could reach up to 20ft. so keep an eye on the water if you're at the beaches. in addition to that, the system is going to bring us snow up to ten inches above 6000ft. so look out for some travel delays, bring some chains with you and there will be some hazardous driving conditions. temperatures are goi

nominated for best animated feature.eryville based team behind the beloved hit beaming with joy over the oscars nod. >> i hosted oscar parties, printed out the ballots, and it's pretty crazy that we made a movie that's going to be on one of those ballots. it's pretty amazing. >> director kelsey mann and producer mark nielsen opening up about the nomination, adding to the film's monumental year of recognition. >> we owe such a debt of gratitude to the first film. inside out was so beloved, and what a pleasure it was for us to be able to follow such a great film. but that film had such a beautiful message to it. we worked really hard to try to kind of have something to say with this one. so we're we're really proud of how it came together. and mann, a hard working crew that just really poured their hearts into this. >> and at the heart of the film, familiar friends joy, anger, disgust, sadness and fear. they're taken for a ride by newcomers anxiety, envy, ennui and embarrassment all helping to navigate riley's emotions tog

he had encountered dangerous animals, horrendous weather. he'd heard about his travels, the hudson bay with, just three or four native american guides. he realizes somebody is going to undertake this expedition successfully. it is andre michaux. and he also realizes michaux provide him with the cover necessary to succeed, because at the time, jefferson is acutely aware of the tensions that have developed between the united states and native american communities, especially those in the ohio and points west, who are fearful that this new country is just an aggrandizing power. there, going to colonize and subjugate them. and jefferson is very worried that if he sends an american envoy out there, they're going to assume that's what's going on. so he thinks that if i can send a frenchman there, this will look suspicious. so jefferson, with this idea decides to try and raise money for real. and that's what the subscription list is about. the socieuccessfully raises the equivalent of pnt seven $5 mli to underwrite this expedition. this is how crea

peninsula animal shelters are reporting a mini surge in coyote sightings. videos are being posted more frequently on social media. the peninsula humane society reminding people to get big and loud. if you come in contact or you see a coyote coming toward you. although coyotes usually try to avoid humans, they say you should also make sure that your pets are on a leash whenever they are outside. okay, hopefully you have those windows to walk the dog today as the rain kind of kept them in yesterday. yeah. and you know, recently i did see what i thought was a coyote here close to the station, but the google image showed that it was a fox. so i was like, okay, learning more about the they're out there and about. yeah. so yeah, be careful out there too. and we're starting out with some off and on rain. we're going to see a mix of sun and clouds today. it stays cool. highs in the upper 50s. but tomorrow once that sun breaks out, it's going to be nice. and that will lead us into a great weekend, which of course will remind you to spring forward on sunday morning.

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now here's the forecast animation. starting at midnight, we'll have periods of shower activity swinging through the bay area until about noon tomorrow. after that, we get a brief break, but then by about 2 or 3 in the afternoon, more showers start to swing through. should be all over by about 3 a.m. on monday, and rainfall totals by early monday morning will range anywhere from just under a 10th of an inch, up to about nearly half an inch in the wettest locations. meanwhile, i mentioned that hazardous beach conditions. we have a high surf advisory until 9 p.m. monday. wave heights may reach as high as 20ft. dangerous. skiing, skiing, surfing conditions and swimming conditions. obviously more on that a little bit later. j.r. >> spencer, thanks so much. we look forward to that happening now. hazardous beach conditions are hitting the coast. spencer talked a little bit about that. but this is a look from ocean beach today where some people were braving the rough conditions. experts are warning of an increased risk of snea

if you are a shrek fan, you may notice that the style of animation for the forthcoming movie is a bit different. the colors are more muted and the characters do look a little different too. people noticed right away and some say it looks more like ai. other fans were quick to defend the new style, saying the characters looked more expressive despite the animation change. the new movie will still feature mike myers, cameron diaz and eddie murphy as the voices of shrek, fiona and donkey. zendaya. also joining the cast as shrek's daughter. by the way, folks, we are now streaming on pluto all the time. you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. scan this qr code for easy how to stream guide and on your favorite streaming platform. you can watch our live newscasts, breaking news updates, and other content. that does it for us at 430, gia vang is here. she's working on the 5:00 newscast. she'll join you in two minutes. or away from president trump's highly anticipated address to congress and the nation. the long list of topics he plans on addressing following an eventful six weeks i

let's check out our forecast animation, see what's coming our way over the next day or two. so clouds will be increasing going into the evening hours 11:00 1130. tonight it will be mostly cloudy, gets even cloudier overnight about 7:00 tomorrow morning we'll see the arrival of some light rain or drizzle sweeping through rather quickly. and by early afternoon we'll see that tapering off. but clouds will linger and more patches of drizzle will follow going into wednesday. now we start the day on wednesday with mostly cloudy skies, but later in the day we'll see the arrival of a little frontal system, bringing in some rainfall that will sweep through pretty quickly wednesday night into thursday. so again, unsettled weather for the next couple of days. and we don't expect any sunshine until, i mean a really sunny day until later in the week. the rainfall estimates from the approaching system by 11 p.m. wednesday, only a few hundredths of an inch. as i mentioned, this is not going to be a significant rainfall and impactful rainfall, but there will be some wet weather, some slick

scientists modified the mouse using the dna technologies, giving the animals longer, thicker hair andtabolisms. ben lamm, colossal biosciences co-founder and ceo, is back on the show. how big of a step is this? they look really cute. they don't look that different from a different mouse. ben: i think they look significantly different than a normal mouse. they have been called the most adorable mouse. someone has asked, where the woolly mouse has been edited, and the answer is no, we've been editing for about two point five years, but what the woolly mouse does is it proves that in the process of understanding ancient dna, making the edits, screen them when they are healthy, producing moving, healthy animals works, and it would also work in one. we started the project in october, november we had our first, and we have the exact type of physical attributes we were looking for, which is a validation of all the edits we are making in the mammoth already. caroline: what is the next step? where do we get to see the next innovation for this particular mouse? ben: yeah. so right now, it is ob

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nominated for best animated feature. the emeryville based team behind the beloved hit beaming with joy over the oscars nod. >> i hosted oscar parties, printed out the ballots, and it's pretty crazy that we made a movie that's going to be on one of those ballots. it's pretty amazing. >> director kelsey mann and producer mark nielsen opening up about the nomination, adding to the film's monumental year of recognition. >> we owe such a debt of gratitude to the first film. inside out was so beloved, and what a pleasure it was for us to be able to follow such a great film. but that film had such a beautiful message to it. we worked really hard to try to kind of have something to say with this one. so we're we're really proud of how it came together and man, a hard working crew that just really poured their hearts into this. >> and at the heart of the film, familiar friends joy, anger, disgust, sadness and fear. they're taken for a ride by newcomers anxiety, envy, ennui and embarrassment all helping to navigate riley's emotion

a lot of 6.49 of the san francisco >> wants to help animals get that care.re 2 new bills now that would increase veterinarian care for pets. and here's how they do it. this one bill, it would help that tax perform or services. maybe that would help more than 344,000 animals in california don't have access to veterinary care. and this continues to grow. so right now, current state law makes it unclear what exact asks. vet techs are able to do. and so that's causing some confusion. and maybe, you know, some restrictions on what can happen when you go to the vet's office. the 2 new bills would clarify and removes certain limits on what vet techs can do and allow them to perform duties so that they could see more animals and maybe be more cost effective if this is a pasta and then approved by the governor, that and other bills would take effect in january of 2026. >> 5.51 is the time housing advocates held a rally on the west steps of the state capitol yesterday. all part of the annual housing california conference which saw more than 200 leaders and community m

now to an update about an animal cruelty case in pittsburgh where a small dog was badly injured. police say the suspects, lakeisha williams and graciela amar, have been booked on suspicion of felony animal cruelty, assault with a firearm and carrying a concealed firearm. the two women were arrested earlier this week after police say they were involved in a neighborhood dispute that resulted in a small dog being kicked so hard it flew through the air. police say williams was also booked for filing a false police report. >> a beloved bowling. >> alley in the east bay makes a difficult decision. hear from the owner about why this family favorite spot is closing after six decades. [music] >> and a barrier weather. another warm day out there with some records to report, but our warm pattern is coming to an end. we're talking about more clouds this weekend and some rainfall making a comeback. we will have the update coming up. >> and making it easier to get a restaurant reservation. the state bill aiming to make third party reservation w with fatigue and light-headedness, i knew someth

forecast animation starting at 5 p.m. shows another batch of showers swinging in later tonight and in the overnight hours, and look at the snow that will develop down in the mount hamilton area going into the morning commute. not that there's a lot of commuting over mount hamilton, but it's interesting to see the snow developing on our higher elevations, along with the scattered showers that we're expecting. but when this is all over tomorrow night, we don't expect rainfall totals to be more than about a few hundredths of an inch for most of the bay area, but we'll see some higher totals in the south bay, which is on the northern edge of that storm that's now pushing southward. lots of blue sky showing up right now from mount tam, 53 degrees in san francisco, mid 50s at oakland, hayward, san jose, redwood city and half moon bay. a lot of blue sky out over the bay as we look out there from our exploratorium camera 60 up north at santa rosa right now, but virtually everyone else is in the 50s. here's a view from mount tam l

it affects our domesticated population of animals in the united states.to the developing world as well we got some very successful programs over the years to eliminate these diseases in africa and central america, mexico, and i think we should revive those. i know when bush was president they monitored all birds dying in alaska because billions of birds we used to test them for virus. i didn't but i think usaid to see if the bird flu is in the flocks and then try to take action.i think early warning systems in all areas are extremely important so we can prepare to protect the american people. but at the same time we are protecting people in developing world. >> one quick question because we've heard commentary about fringe programs you of the knowledge there are programs that you might not have approved in the past. i think we already have seen have been gross mischaracterization of programs that they have been mistruths set about usaid programs right now many of the most outrageous things we are hearing turn out not to be accurate. i'm curious if you bel

that's not really the normal thing for someone to do around an animal like that.are now investigating. we've been in cooperation with the police we met with them on wednesday. >> and then again, a little while ago from what we're being told the child is ok. the farm also says police told the woman who pulled the horse's tail was arrested. those charges are unknown kron. 4 news reached out to daly city police but have not heard back. but read here says she just wants people to know her farm is still a safe place to visit. we help people know that is a safe place to come in, right? it's just it was a very unfortunate situation. >> and while reid gears up for a busy summer season, she closes up for the evening wondering how someone would be willing to harm one of her horses, knowing horses have a pretty good number. so they would do. remember you and do know what's going on. you're mean to them. they remember that. and so likely he's doing okay. in daly city, jack moment. kron 4 news. >> its 6.34 in redwood city. a 19 year-old was arrested saturday for hitting multip