the big brown rhino beetles were the favorites at an insect wrestling tournament. the oversized critters locked horns in a struggle to push the other off a stump while others were set in a tug-of-war showdown. the sport has become a way for kids to show off what has actually become a very popular pet in japan. yes, that's right, bill, a popular pet. you didn't hear me incorrectly. >> the rhino beetle. >> yeah, who knew. >> i wonder if they're edible. >> let's not try and find that one out, bill. people are eating their breakfast. >> that's a good reality show. >>> time now for a look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. democrats could get a crucial vote on a stalled jobless bill with the swearing in of west virginia's new senator carte goodwin. he replaces the late robert byrd. >>> also in washington, the senate judiciary committee is expected to approve the nomination of elena kagan to the supreme court, sending it to the full senate for a final vote. >>> and today's the anniversary of man's first walk on the moon. in 1969 neil arms

so the kids have beetle wrestling matches. >> like a sumo match. >> yes. >> see?ory idea or comment you would like to share with us? email brian@cbs5.com. >> and check out brian's daily briefing weekdays at 11:00 on cbs5.com.

what happens with fires in the upper basin especially with the beetle kill in colorado. the international forest says we will lose 90 percent of the dominant tree species and if you have not been to grand lake or any of those places you will be shocked at what you see. it's clearly a change. i know all the messages today are apposing and i look at this sort of like mountain climbing as a former and pretend mountain climber, thankfully when you climb mountains the levels of steps are right when you begin and that's what we all get to deal with. i take t comfort from the writer that said we were not really lost, merely where we shouldn't have been without knowing exactly where that was. thank you. [applause] >> i'm not going to repeat it all. but you can't take the climate out of the climatologist eventhough this is a strategy session. let me - i think i missed part of the discussion in previous panel and i think, there was something that i frag mentally caught about water. i wanted to point out in california, the amount of water that's used in conveying and other forms of

there are issues of beetles, and damage in areas attached to our building. without talking to her, without agreeing on how to move forward, we cannot fix these problems without unacceptable damage to other property. thank you. -- unacceptable damage to either property. thank you. >> good evening. jeremy paul. this needs to go to the computer, please. we have a grouping of old houses in a row that are attached and associated with one another. the way in which they are interacting is not altogether clear. where the property lines are between them is definitely not clear, and what is and is not an encroachment has never yet been established. it seems that the appellant wants to make the decisions about what is an encroachment, what is not an encroachment, what is his property, and what is her property without establishing the record of what that really is. the situation that they are in now began soon after the wermers started work on the property. there was considerable asbestos removal from the rear of the property and sally's contractor was at the house at t

thanks to a beetle infestation, they're now in short supply. chef daniel owner of restaurant in san francisco has cooked up a solution. even for his traditional e nuts sicilian spinach. >> they're not as expensive but pretty expensive and more than the chinese. >> reporter: the chef says in his restaurant not a single customer has ever complained of pine mouth. >> never. we toast our nuts. we refrigerate our nuts. >> reporter: however since last june the fda has received 83 complaints of pine mouth from across the country. the agency is actively looking for a cause. that gives michelle some comfort. >> i'm not alone. now i can be like you are aren't crazy. i mean about that. >> reporter: just don't expect her to work with pine nuts any time soon. cbs 5. >>> you've heard the phrase, monkey see, monkey do. a new study finds that that saying also applies to dogs as well. researchers at the university of industry enin say dogs automatically imitate their owner's body movements. humans also use this behavior as a learning tool. the study found a dog

but thanks to a beetle infestation, mediterranean pine nuts are now in short supply. chef daniel schroeder owner of a san francisco restaurant only uses american pine nuts even for his traditional sicilian spinach. >> they are good. they taste good. they taste right. they are not as expensive as the imported genovese pine nuts but they are expensive and definitely more than the chinese pine nuts. >> reporter: the chef says in his restaurant not a single customer has ever complained of pine mouth. >> internet. we toast our nuts. we refrigerate our nuts. >> reporter: but since last june, the fda has received 83 complaints of pine mouth. the agency is looking for a cause. and that gives michelle some comfort. >> i'm not alone. now my friends say, you aren't crazy. that's good. i mean about that. >> reporter: just don't expect her to work with pine nuts anytime soon. >> she is not crazy and neither are you. >>> starting today you can turn in more types of old appliances and get money from the state. dishwashers, freezers, water heaters, now included in california's karn f

however, thanks to a beetle infestation meted terrainan pine nuts are in short supply. a chef has cooked autopsy viewings. he only uses american pine nuts, each for his traditional sicilian spinach. >> they are good, they taste good, taste right. they are not as expensive as the imported genovese pine nuts but they are definitely better and more expensive than the pine nuts from china. >> he says in his restaurant no one has complained of pine mouth. >> never. we toast and refrigerate them. >> but they have received 83 complaints of pine mouth across the agency. they are looking for a cause and that gives michelle poezene oh comfort. >> i'm not alone. all my friends can be like "oh, you aren't crazy, i feel good about that." >> just don't expect her to work with pine nuts any time soon. alan martin, cbs5. >> think of all those pine nuts gone bad. >> i would rather not. >>> roberta, let's talk about weather. highs today 64 degrees in san francisco, we still have some clarity outside right now. it was 84 degrees in morgan hill but what you can bank on tomorrow morning for