expand the food program to other schools as well. >>> is a jellyfish invasion down in 17 southern california harbor, bringing across of curious people. people in oxnard got a surprise this week. thousands of men jellyfish appearing in the telling channel islands harbor. winds and currents have been pushing them into coves, making them visible. people have been flocking to the area to check them out. >> there is more people now, especially over the weekend, that is, and what to see, bring the kids to see the jellyfish and take pictures. >> good news, in case anyone gets too close, moon and jellyfish do not sting. >>> checking on our forecast, a little bit of a break, mary. >> that is right, nice to see this. we are looking at mainly dry conditions, a cloudy afternoon, and ourselves force our camera. temperatures are running in the upper 50s at this hour. high def doppler, and you can see drive for most of us. although, we are tracking spotty showers at this lunchtime our. you can see a few showers across the peninsula, palo alto, right around italo valley, near cupertino, across the south bay. mostl

>>they look at this a beijing at a southern california harbor, you know you don't want to get the middle of that as center a de los santos reports. thousands of people have been gathering to see the site. >>jellyfish school or thousands upon thousands of them can be seen along the channel islands harbor in oxnard for many this is a surprising sight. they have never seen before. >>jellyfish is a new show for this area she we get the stingrays a nurse sharks and the seals that this first time i've seen jellyfish shoni anderson an ecologist at cal state channel islands is a jellyfish sightings aren't as rare is that. >>this time winds are pushing the sea creatures into comas which is making them more visible to the eye. >>that started few days ago people start noticing large aggregations of moon jellies so mostly with a 10 to do is to try to go not or go down a little bit but side to side they're mostly going with the current sick has of winds and the currents. the last week or to ride into the to the opening of the harbor here and they just have been traps of this year number also bringing

. >>> there is an invasion at a small craft harbor in southern california. re overrunning the channel islands harbor in oxnard. moon jellies are along the california coast but aren't often seen in these numbers. the jellies can accumulate in large numbers in estuaries and harbors, usually pushed by the wind currents. research shows that cats can respond to their own names. researchers had them listen to a list that included others' cats' names. they found on average cats responded more to their own name than the others they heard. it is the first experimental evidence that cats can distinguish between words people say. they just choose not to listen. >> now we know it is deliberate. >> some changes coming to the hugely popular museum of ice cream. >> we'll show you which oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the

. >>> thousands of jellyfish are taking over the harbor in southern california. check it out.appening in ventura county. ecologists say fierce winds pushing them into coves making them more visible. it might make the crowds a little nervous getting close to them. ecologists say these jellyfish do not actually sting. >> they are not harmful to you. you can touch them. you might see they are a little bit sticky. they are like micro harpoons sticking to your skin. but they don't hurt. >> the ecologist says it is common for jellyfish to accumulate in large numbers around harbors. and it is typically in windy conditions across the west coast. >>> time now for a look at what is coming up later on cbs this morning. gayle king joining us from new york city. gayle, it has been a while since i talked to you.do you remember my voice? >> i kenny. i remember you. here it is, right here. hi kenny. it is really good to see you. ahead, the parents involved in the massive college admissions scandal will appear later today in court. here is a former felon some are turning to on how to receive a

. >>> new video out of southern california showing thousands of jellyfish taking over the harbor in venturaonists say fierce winds are pushing sea creatures and the coves, making them become more visible. or it might make the house nervous getting close. ecologists say the jellyfish do not sting. >>> about 35 miles away from the harbor in santa barbara this guy needed to be rescued from a beach after he was found sick and alone. the seal pup was likely born about two months ago and left its mother, not being cared for at a local wildlife institute. when it is fully healthy, the pup will be released at san miguel island. >> you video of the day. >>> straightahead, bay area wildfire survivors are turning to a less stressful way to rebuild their lives. >>> taking a look at the richmond san rafael bridge this wednesday morning, things are movi >>> happy wednesday to you, good morning to the east bay. berkeley, where i grew up, you can see that he skies this morning. mild temperatures in berkeley at the uc berkeley campus, 51. you can see dry for the most part and a few spotty showers. let's zoo

. >> reporter: dan harbor at the uc berkeley center on laws, energy, and the environment says since the 1970s, california's vehicle emission standards to prevent smog and unhealthy air have been tougher than many other states. >> they're trying to take away california's power to set standards to deal with conditions in california. the result of rolling back fuel efficiency standards would be that the smog will be w >> reporter: in oakland clean air activists are worried. >> the health of people in communities like west oakland is at stake. >> reporter: the codirector of the west oakland environmental indicators project has been fighting for two decades to improve air quality in west oakland. >> tens of thousands of cars coming and going. to and from san francisco and around region. passing by every day. and vehicle emissions are a primary source of pollution in this neighborhood. >> reporter: these two cases could significantly delay the federal government's plans to implement these proposals. >>> two women are behind bars after allegedly stealing $15,000 in cosmetics and toiletries. how they were caught,

under water with what you take a look at thousands of jellyfish can be seen along the harbor in southern californianocks yard. the jellyfish citing is surprising for experts who say the jellyfish not usually spotted in this area. the winds they say are pushing the sea creatures into cose and that makes them more visible to the eye. so a lot of crowds are ahead now to see the large number of jellyfish and experts say that they're not harmful that you can actually touch them. closer to home about 50 goats escaped from a yard in los altos hills, the santa clara county sheriff's office tweeted this video thursday night of these goats being herded back to her own or with the help of the palo alto animal control and a sheepdog as well, it's still unknown, how they managed to get away in the first place but luckily, and none of the animals were harmed during their short adventure. sour kron 4 news weekend. we'll have the latest on the bomb threat at the venetian bridge and the man authorities have in jail. and repair work under way at the richmond san rafael bridge after yet more concrete tumble down frid

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harbors and marinas around the world. the company is deploying an additional 60 sea bins in the enthusiast week on top of the six currently cleaning the waters around california. will sea bins save our oceans? >> look, they won't save the ocean. the only way to save the ocean is through behavior and cultural change. but they're a positive impact, and it can make a small difference in the grand scheme of things. >> reporter: and they're not the only ones working to clean the ocean there are other ambitious efforts, including a plan that is currently on hold to use a 2,000 foot boom to help collect a massive area of floating trash known as the great pacific garbage patch. marine biologist vanessa pirotta said marine wildlife are consuming plastics at an alarming rate. >> for example, we've seen turtles and dolphins withwhel c. >> reporter: pirotta says plastics have even been detected in remote places like antarctica. >> due to awareness around protecting our oceans, not only in australia but hopefully around the world, we're working on ways to protect our marine environment. >> reporter: some areas around the world are starting to take actions against single u

california. these new charges could mean ditional prison time if they are convicted at trial. >>> the man federal prosecutors say was planning a terrorist attack on national harbor appeared in fedal court this afternoon. prosecutors told the judge rondel henry wanild to as many people as possible and was prepared to die. news 4 mark segraves joins us live. mark, henry'sai lawyers a much different picture. what is it that he's teying? >> rep yeah. good evening, pat. with his family in the courtroom, rondel henry sat there silent and listened as you say as prosecutors painted a picture of a man who they say was an isis-inspired terrorist bent on killing as many innocent people as hecan,ut his defense attorney painted a completely different picture saying that the governmen is forcing his -- coerced him into his confession and that all he's charged with is stealing a van. in court today prosecutors said rondel henry was planning a suicide attack and that he wanted blood, chaos and panic. but his attorney said henry is an american citizen whose rights were violated by the government who introgated him f hours, then had him committed to a psychiatric ward without all

harbor government lectures. but the electoral college protects the vote of people in states like indiana. otherwise back to the framers, government of, by, for the people of california and new york. by the way this revolutionary candidate is basically a carbon copy of the most radical house freshmen on the issue of climate change, asking all the skeptics... >> are you saying for instance that some of the talk about retrofitting every building in america or trying to make the country carbon free by 2030, that that's unrealistic? >> we are going to have to do it. if we can't do carbon free will do next carbon free. we are taking out as much as we are putting in. >> laura: translation: a massive wealth confiscation is needed, forced and overseen by the federal government to fulfill this green new deal. by the way, a government who under president pete would decide which cars need to be sent to the trash heap and which buildings are up to code. mayor pete is academically very accomplished and he deserves real respect for serving in the naval reserves. seven months in afghanistan. but he is a run-of-the-mill liberal on most issues and is running against an economy that i

harbors and marinas around the world. the company is deploying an additional 60 sea bins in the u.s. this week on top of the six currently cleaning the waters around californiay way to save the ocean is through behavior and cultural change, but there are positive impacts and it can make a small difference in the grand scheme of things. >> reporter: and they're not the only ones working to clean the ocean. there are other ambitious efforts, including a plan that is currently on hold to use a 2,000 foot boom to collect a massive area of floating trash known as the great pacific garbage patch. marine biologist vanessa pirotta says marine wildlife are consuming plastics at alarming rates. >> we're seeing turtles and dolphins with plastics inside their symptoming as, likely a contributing cause as to why they died. >> pirotta says plastics have been detected in remote places like antarctica. >> due to awareness around protecting our oceans not only in australia but hopefully around the world, working toward ways to practice protect our marine environment. >> reporter: some areas are taking action against single use plastics, banning plastic straws, bags and utens

mayor but in the case of katie: stinley, in california in fact an illegal immigrants was harbored andmy city and i think in sanctuary cities around the country, if someone is arrested that information gets turned over and what the federal government does with that information is on the federal government. pete: what do you say, mayor, to the people who wait in line legally who don't cross illegally, maybe they don't make a fraudulent claim, they wait in line a long process it's difficult to get here. they're more frustrated than anybody when other people who come in here illegally jump the line. >> well i don't think anyone, democrat republican, right, left is going to say that we have an immigration system that's working right now and i think we all agree on that. the question is how are we going to fix it and i don't think, you know, we have an administration right now quite honestly that wants to fix it. i think that this is trump's major political platform and if this problem were to go away, he'd have nothing to run on. ed: mr. mayor okay so let's break this down so you say we ha