. >> i studied the bok chase choy heritage, and i discovered this awesome bok choy.king at i-market is amazing. you've got all these amazing people coming out here to share one culture. >> when i heard that there was a market with, like, a lot of filipino food, it was like oh, wow, that's the closest thing i've got to home, so, like, i'm going to try everything. >> fried rice, and wings, and three different cliefz sliders. i haven't tried the adobe yet, but just smelling it yet brings back home and a ton of memories. >> the binca is made out of different ingredients, including cheese. but here, we put a twist on it. why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally find from filipino food vendors, like the lichon, for example. it's something that it took years to come up with, to perfect, to get the skin just right, the flavor, and it's one of our most popular dishes, and people love it. this, it's kind of me trying to chase a dream that i had

kenny choi tells they may be victims of their own conservation success. kenny? >> reporter: so, liz, a lot of resident across the bay area will start using more water. here residents will also start seeing a water rate hike starting this summer. after years of conservation, low water sales and revenue are just some of the reasons why the rates are going up. at matt and jeff's car wash, cars line up after a very wet winter significantly slowed down business. >> there's a lot of days where i had nobody on the clock because of the weather, and that really hurts the bottom line for a lot of these families who work for me. >> reporter: just as business r hike of nearly 10% instd an expected 5% in july will impact operating costs for his small business that's feeling the impacts of inflation and other rising costs. >> electricity is up. water's up. labor's up. just really kind of pinches the business operators in california. >> reporter: stafford lake is filled to capacity and supplies one quarter of the water. the water district says the hikes are necessary since it

so, of course, striking a chord in australia, the uk and beyond. 0ur reporter naomi choy smith there the age of 89. let's get a round—up of the day's sports news now. over to chetan pathak. hello. all eyes on the bottom of the premier league with most of saturday's games involving sides fighting to avoid relegation. leeds united remain in trouble, just outside the bottom three after a 2—1 defeat at fulham. all the goals came in the second half. another disappointing result for leeds who have a huge game at home to leicester on tuesday. talking of leicester — they are second from bottom and hoping to avoid a fifth successive defeat — they were behind to an early wolves goal but are level thanks to an iheanacho penalty...both everton and nottingham forest could be out of the bottom three with wins. at the top of the table aston villa could move within three points of the top four with a victory at brentford. injust under half an hour — manchester city face sheffield united in the first of the fa cup semi finals. city are chasing a premier league, champions league and fa cup treble. but

so, of course, striking a chord in australia, the uk and beyond. 0ur reporter naomi choy smith there the age of 89. two people have died and 12 people have been injured after a fire at a restaurant in the spanish capital, madrid. it was sparked by a waiter flambeeing a dish as it was being served at the italian restaurant burro canaglia in the city's salamanca area. the flames then set decorations and artificial flowers on the walls and ceiling alight. one person is in a critical condition and five of the others hurt are described as seriously injured. it's believed around 30 people were in the venue on friday evening when it happened. the mayor of madrid said the emergency response was helped by the restaurant's location. translation: it was so lucky that we have the fire — translation: it was so lucky that we have the fire station _ translation: it was so lucky that we have the fire station so _ translation: it was so lucky that we have the fire station so nearby. - have the fire station so nearby. within ten minutes of the alarm being raised, the fire was out. it wasn't complicate

our newsroom reporter naomi choy smith has been looking at all the latest messages on social media.e tributes, as you say, pouring in from around the world, especially in australia. and we only have to look at this aussie legend jason donovan's tweet here, saying, ""australia has lost "one of its greatest — funny, literate and fiercely intelligent," and posting this picture ofjosan donovan, who, of course, is the neighbours star with dame edna there. those tributes, as you say, pouring in from around the world, especially in australia. and we only have to look at this aussie legend jason donovan's tweet here, saying, "australia has lost "one of its greatest — funny, literate and fiercely intelligent," and posting this picture ofjason donovan — who, of course, is the neighbours star — with dame edna there. he said barry humphries was quite simply an entertaining genius and those words echoed, really, across social media. we have another aussie icon there, danni minogue, tweeting, "a legacy of laughter he will leave". "vale barry humphries," with a hashtag there. we've even gone into

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kenny choi shows us what they are doing. >> reporter: one by one she carefully places plants into theil providing food sources for native insects that salmon need to thrive. >> we are making room for planting. >> reporter: it's restoration work to help address what state and fish wildlife calls a serious decline in coho salmon for decades. rising river temperatures and extreme drought have taken a toll on the species. a good amount of rain is beneficial. but extremely strong currents after heavy rainfall can have a impact. >> they are susceptible to stronger flows. >> reporter: with an ecosystem so fragile, te of coho salmon spawning isn't taken for granted. >> this season was a bit on the lower side. >> seous decline in endangered could who since the mid century is happening now to the chinook. fisheries are calling for the season to be closed. >> everyone wants to fish. what we saw in the numbers and we heard a lot from the people that understand the abundance numbers that we were given was that the numbers are in the toilet and we are in trouble. >> the industry beliefs sacrifice n

to tell us more and remind us of that courtroom drama — here's our newsroom reporter naomi choy smithe had the last laugh in her epic legal standoff with coleen rooney because in trademarking the wagatha christie name, she can essentially cash in on everything from jewellery to beauty products to stationery. so essentially, if you're printing a mug with a wagatha christie logo on it, you'll have to talk to vardy�*s lawyers and likely fork over a significant amount of money. and just having a quick look at amazon and all the products that already are emblazoned with the wagatha christie logo. we could be talking serious amounts of cash, which could go some way to paying back some of those astronomical legal fees, estimated to be about £1.5 million. now a quick refresher for those who may not know where the term wagatha christie came from. so in the uk tabloid press, they coined the term wags to refer to wives and girlfriends of famous footballers. combine that with famous crime author agatha christie and you get wagatha christie. now, the sleuth in this case was coleen rooney, wife of

kenny choi shows us the battle over one tree that brings charm to a marin county home. >> looks like a spider got to it. not sure when they made the sign. >> reporter: it's called the tree house for good reason. they surround her tiny cottage near dylan beach. >> it has been known as the tree house for 40 years. >> reporter: she runs a san francisco preschool for decades working to pay off the mortgage and planning retirement. this is what she has been dreaming of, to get away from the noise in the city. >> it's beautiful. you come up here and look at all the trees. >> reporter: storm damaged trees are having battles. a neighbor complained about a limb and the arborist take a closer look. >> they deemed the tree in poor health and a hazard and recommended its removal. >> reporter: public works tagged the cypress about 100 years old and told martin it's coming down. the problem is the down hasn't determined if part of the tree lies on private properweweren't allowed to enter the property. >> reporter: kpix 5 asked independent certified arborists to inspect the tree. >> the cypress can

kenny choi has a story of an entrepreneur that hopes to help get rid of them and helping the environment. >> reporter: they are flipping furniture at a macro level and reducing waste. >> 800 brand-new. on your went it will be -- >> 399. >> reporter: a san francisco company gave brandy dozens of these chairs for free. she often gets hundreds. as companies downsize and say good-bye to office space, she inks contract after contract to sell, donate or throw way most of the furnishings. >> i have seen the waste happen for 25-plus years. it's just absolutely mind blowing. >> reporter: she started selling office furniture after dropping out of high school. she lost her job as a dealer at the on set of the pandemic. >> i wanted to pay my bills. >> reporter: now she runs a booming business with uber, l'oreal and tiktok. >> i took a chance. >> reporter: the founder of sustainability concierge helps clients make their homes more environment friendly. >> during home offices, we saw people trade and reuse furniture all over the place. there is absolutely no reason why corporations shouldn't be doing

let's get a reminder of how we got to this point — with our reporter naomi choy smith who joins us nowelieve it has been only six months since elon musk took over twitter, let“s only six months since elon musk took over twitter, let's start at the beginning and the controversy that started about 12 months ago when he became the largest shareholder with a 9.2% stake. things started to happen fast. you put an offer for $44 happen fast. you put an offer for $41; billion. unfortunately after that it seemed like he was starting to get cold feet, he sick to end the bids to buy twitter claiming the deal could be reached that there were not enough disclosure of what he called fake bots on the site. a us court after that try to increase the timeline and said a twitter court case may actually go to trial so that brought everything into sharp focus leading to this moment when elon musk completed his takeover of the social media company tweeting the bird is free. leading to this viral moment when he showed up to this viral moment when he showed up at the twitter hq in san francisco bringing in the

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kenny choi , check this out.preneur who actually helped to get rid of them in an environmentally friendly way, all while making a healthy profit. >> reporter: they are flipping furniture at a macro level and reducing waste. a san francisco company just gave brandy dozens of these chairs for free. she often gets hundreds. as companies downsize and say goodbye to office space, she inks contract after contract to either sell, donate or throw away most of the furnishings. >> i have seen the waste happen for + years. it absotely mind blowing. >> reporter: she started selling furniture after dropping out of high school. she lost her job at the onset of the pandemic. now she is running a booming business working with companies like oober, l'oreal and tick-tock. >> i kind of took a chance. >> reporter: the founder of sustainability concierge helps to clients make their homes more environmentally friendly. >> during the pandemic as folks were setting up home offices, we were seeing people, you know, trade and reuse furnit

our kenny choi shows you what people are doing in the north bay to saveone, biologist ayana hayes placesnts into the soil. salmon need insects to survive. it is restoration work to address wha state wildlife calls a decline. loss of habitat. extreme drough has taken a toll on the species a good amount of rain is beneficial but extremely strong currents after heavy rainfall could have a negative impact. >> since the juveniles are so small, they are most susceptibl to stronger flows. >> with an ecosystem so fragile and outlook so bleak, the site of these salmon spawning isn't taken for granted. >> this spawning season was a bit on the lower side. >> professional fishing guides also worried that the serious decline since midcentury is als happening now, to e chnock. alarmingly low amounts have called for fisheries to close the recreational salmon season. >> everybody wants to fish, but what we saw in the numbers, and we did hear a lot from people who understood the abundance numbers that we were given that day, was that the numbers are i the toilet and we are in trouble. >> the industry bel

as kenny choi reports, we could be seeing a lot more ticks this spring and summer after that wet, wet winter. >> reporter: michael mcgrath is all smiles when he takes his friend's dog for walks, especially after it rains when streams and waterfalls are gushing, but the dog walker is keenly aware of ticks eager to latch onto legs and more. >> there's always more ticks after it rains and it's rained a lot this year. >> reporter: veterinarian peter gall is seeing a significant number of dogs with tick bites and believes numbers will remain high because of an extremely wet winter. >> you also have more animals out there. you'll have more rodents, more deer. so you could even have another surge of ticks a year later. >> ticks are being found at latitudes and at altitudes that they weren't previously recorded at. >> reporter: joe ellis is director of education at the bay area lyme foundation. she acknowledges tick infections are much more prevalent on the east coast but emphasizes recent studies indicate a problem on the west coast, too. >> we found ticks at our beaches here in california w

kenny choi has been piecing together details about the guard and the victims and the moments leading up to the deadly confrontation. >> reporter: we have learned the identity of the security guard who was involved in the shooting last night as well as a person who was killed. san francisco police also confirming that a theft occurred and that the person, the security guard, is under arrest on suspicion of murder. ira works near the walgreens on market street in union square cleaning sidewalks. he sees everything from petty crime to violent confrontations in the area. >> people are just walking, they steal, you know, they will be belligerent and disrespectful. a lot of the times the security guards, i mean, they're overwhelmed. >> reporter: last night an alleged shoplifting incident turned into a chaotic scene. police say an armed security guard opened fire, shooting 24-year-old chynna brown. she hoital. the security ar has been identified as 33-year-old michael earl wayne anthony from oakland. >> i was on my way out. i was like by the little pay thing. and all we hear is boom, boom.

. >> kenny choi introduces us to a north bay teen who's taking his 3d printing skills to another levele lives. >> reporter: high school sophomore ryan conkel is getting closer to building one of the fastest 3d printers in the world. it's a hobby he picked up a couple of years ago. >> you're thinking of ideas like how can i make this better? >> reporter: the 16-year-old shows a growing collection of machinery in his attic. >> all rind. >> rtattention to detail is part of why he's building a newly launched 3d printing business into something much bigger. >> layer by layer it will stack up and become a 3d object. >> reporter: he got the attention of ucsf doctor who's working with him to build a medical device that could one day help lung patients in a major way. >> one of the things i'm hoping is that it will reduce the amount of hospitalization time. >> reporter: they can't give away many details yet. conkel is the machinist rather than engineer. >> i never thought someone would want to prototype medical tools with me. >> reporter: the teen is getting credit for how quickly the project a

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. >> kenny choi introduces us to a teenager who is taking his 3-d printing skills to a whole other levelt could one day save lives. >> this thing is about to go crazy. >> reporter: ryan conkel is getting closer to building one of the fastest 3-d printers in the world. it's a hobby he picked up a couple of years ago. >> you're thinking of ideas like how can i make this better? >> reporter: the 16-year-old shows us a growing collection of machinery in his attic. >> and all this wiring i did by hand. >> reporter: attention of detail is why he launched his 3-d printing business into something much bigger. >> layer by layer it will stack up. >> reporter: the fascination got the attention of ucsf doctor. the pulmonolist workwith a build a cal device that d onday patients in a major way. >> and that is what i'm hoping they could show. >> reporter: and conkel is the machinist rather than engineer. >> i never thought someone would want to do prototyping medical tools with me. it blew my mind. >> reporter: the teenager is getting credit for how quickly the project has advanced. >> he performed at

but kenny choi went out and checked things out. he said that a pivotal experiment to reduce those harmful gases is happening in our own backyard. >> reporter: when cows munch for lunch, the amount of methane admitted harms the greenhouse gas. scientists say that it is 25 times more potent than carbon dioxide. >> she will breathe into the machine and the machine will capture the omissions. >> reporter: uc davis professor has been researching how different types of feed can reduce emissions from livestock. >> i see that this is a way in which we can drastically reduce methane emissions. >> reporter: the latest team with his team of scientists include adding great promise, a product of winemaking, to cow feed. >> we want to get to 89% reduction of methane reduction, which was unthinkable 10 years ago. >> reporter: so far does the red seaweed that is most promising. it contains a compound that inhibits the production of methane in the stomachs of cows. the first commercial trial in the u.s. took place in 2021 at the strauss family farm

our reporter naomi choy smith has those reactions now from oui’ newsroom those tributes are pouring inson donovan, saying that australia has lost one of its greatest. funny and fiercely intelligent. posting the picture of them together. he says that barry humphries was an entertaining genius. and those words are echoed across social media. we have another australian icon, danni minogue. with the hashtag legacy of laughter. in the world of politicians, the prime minister of australia, posted this tribute to barry humphries and the premier of new south wales posted this tribute, saying the all—time most successful solo theatrical performer anywhere in the world. barry was a legend. we're also seeing reaction in the uk, including ricky to face, tweeting farewell barry humphries, you comedy genius. striking a chord in australia, uk and beyond. 50 you comedy genius. striking a chord in australia, uk and beyond. so many --eole in australia, uk and beyond. so many peeple having — in australia, uk and beyond. so many people having their— in australia, uk and beyond. so many people having their

kenny choi has been piecing together details about the guard and the victims and the moments leadingecurity guard who was involved in the shooting last night as well as a person who was killed. san francisco police also confirming that a theft occurred and that the person, the security guard, is under arrest on suspicion of murder. ira works near the walgreens on market street in union square cleaning sidewalks. he sees everything from petty crime to violent confrontations in the area. >> people are just walking, they steal, you know, they will be belligerent and disrespectful. a lot of the times the security guards, i mean, they're overwhelmed. >> reporter: last night an

our newsroom reporter naomi choy smith explains how the systems work in different countries.ces like japan, canada and the us. so, let's take a closer look for a moment at the american system, which sends a wireless emergency alert to your mobile, along with a vibration and a loud sound not dissimilar from the one being used in the uk alert system. now, in the case of a real nationwide emergency, you may even get a text direct from the us president's office, as in this test presidential alert. in the us, these alerts are not only used for emergency weather events, but also in the cases of missing children in specific states rd where you may get a text and also you may see on a highway billboard the name of a missing child, or the last place they were seen or the car they were last seen in. now, to europe for a moment, where extreme weather events have been plaguing the continent in the past few years. now, in france here, they've been using these alerts to inform people of wildfires in their area and other natural disasters quite successfully. now, injapan, these alert system

. >> all right, thank you very much, kenny choi reporting live in san francisco. and safety is a big concern for san francisco retailers. earlier this month, the whole foods store on market and 8th abruptly closed its doors. the company cited dangerous conditions for its employees and we heard stories about daily thefts and people taking bags of food and just well, just walking out the doors. the city's downtown has been losing stores this year starting with gap owned at let that and banana republic. in january the real feel and in february amazon go and office depot and an though poll gee this month. all the locations are within a couple of blocks of union square: coming up at 6:00 we'll speak to experts about the rules and responsibilities for security guards in california including how far they can go to fulfill their duties. >>> we learn more today about the plan to fight the fentanyl crisis in the tenderloin. shawn chitnis is live at city hall with more on how they really feel about the plan to bring in the chp and the national guard? shawn? >> reporter: liz,

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- i think the thing that we have learned is, when people would say to me that poverty is a choi, and i'd say, you know, it actually is a choice. but it's not the choice of the person who feels poverty's oppressive weight on their shoulders. it's the choice of our society. it's a choice of how much pain that we're willing to tolerate and endure. the thing that we have learned here is, it's not just for us to understand what policies do we have to put in place to be able to relieve a bit of that human suffering. we also still can not run away from the question of, but what role has policy had in creating these disparities in the first place? that's the place that i want us as a society, and i want us as a state, to also get to. - let me ask you about educion. eight years in a row of record funding to the schools, and yet 23 schools in baltimore have 0% proficiency in math, according to a fox 45 investigation. there was a bipartisan program, it still exists, created by your predecessor, to provide scholarships for low-income families to send children to private schools. you sought to cu

our kenny choi shows us this battle over a tree that is part of the charm of one marin county home. >> looks like a spider got to it. >> not sure what year they made that sign. >> reporter: it is called the tree house for good reason. they surround cameron martin's tiny cottage near dillon beach. >> it has been known as the tree house for 40 years. it has a working tree house. >> reporter: she has been running a san francisco preschool for decades working to pay off the mortgage and planning retirement. this is what she has been dreaming of to get away from all the noise in the city. >> it is just beautiful. you come up here, you want to just look at all the trees. >> reporter: but storm damaged trees are brewing boisterous battles. neighbors complain about a fallen limb prompted the arborist to take a closer look. >> the tree in poor health. >> reporter: public works tagged the old cypress believed to be about 100 years old. the problem is the county hasn't determined if part of the tree lies on private property. >> it could become a legal issue. if we weren't allowed to enter the pr

our newsroom reporter naomi choy smith brought us up to date on the story.e partnerships with these two major brands in the past week or so. now, for those who may not be familiar with dylan mulvaney, she is an extremely famous tiktokker. she is an actress, she is a comic, and she has about 11 million followers on social media. she chronicled her journey, hertransition to womanhood, as she called it, online, and she got more than 1 billion views, so she is extremely popular in the social media sphere. now, that has garnered the attention of all kinds of major brands, most recently... and she also met with president biden in the white house, actually, just a little while ago, in october, to talk about trans rights, so she is a very high—profile figure. now, most recently, coming back to those brands, she has partnered with nike, seen here sporting the brand's leggings and you can see here in her social media videos here she is advertising essentially the nike sports bra, the leggings, and this has produced a major backlash from conservative commentators, both

let's go live to our newsroom now and naomi choy smith, who can bring us up to date on this story.orm of controversy over these partnerships with two major brands over the past week or so. forthose major brands over the past week or so. for those who may not be familiar with dylan mulvaney, she is an extremely famous tiktoker, an actress, comics, she has about 11 million followers on media. she chronicled her transition to womanhood online, and she got more than a billion views, so she is extremely popular in the social media sphere. that has now garnered the attention of all kinds of major brands. most recently, she also met with president biden in the white housein with president biden in the white house in october to talk about trans rights, so she is a very high—profile figure. most recently, coming back to those brands, she has partnered with nokia, senior sporting the grand's leggings —— nike. in a social media videos here, she is advertising the nike sports bra, the leggings, this has produced a major backlash from conservative commentators both in the united states and here

here's our reporter naomi choy smith who can tell us more about this.scotland first picked up the story back in october. that is when miranda dixon first got an enforcement notice from edinburgh city council telling her to repaint her front door, which as you can see is this rather vibrant pink colour. in the past couple of days she has finally complied with that notice after failing to flout it. she has painted it a sage green colour. still quite vibrant. that is because miranda dixon has claimed there are other doors in her street that in this historic part of edinburgh that are alsojust as this historic part of edinburgh that are also just as vibrant. she sent the bbc these pictures of other doors and her neighbourhood, you have got bright yellows, bright reds, bright blues. all this stems from the issue of conservation. in fact, the end of the city council provided these guidelines on which show homeowners what colours to paint their doors to keep everything in the traditional style. you may notice that there is a pink door there on the website. how

let's get more on this issue now with our newsroom reporter naomi choy smith. case of ralph yarl, although missouri does have a stand your ground law in place which allows homeowners to use lethal force if they feel that they are under serious threat. so where else in the us are these laws in place? let's take a look. roughly 30 states and puerto rico currently have some kind of stand your ground legislation in place. and what does that mean in practice? well, it essentially builds on the idea of self—defence, where you can use lethal force to defend yourself if you are under threat. however, in many of these cases, in many of these states, you do not need to actually retreat to remove yourself from the threat before you use that force. and one of the first states to in fact use this in practice was florida. you may remember the case back in 2012 of trayvon martin, an unarmed 17—year—old who was shot in sanford. now, george zimmerman employed the stand your ground defence, and he was actually acquitted. now, that did lead to mass protests and it ignited a debat

let's go live to our newsroom now and naomi choy smith — who can bring us up to date on this story.nd, naomi. della mullaney has found herself at a storm of controversy over the latest sponsorship by major brands. for those not aware of della mulraney is, she is a massive star and tiktok and social media. she is and tiktok and social media. she is a comic and actor simon has about 11 million followers on tiktok alone. all of this popularity she has garnered has garnered her the attention as well of major sports brands and major food and advertising brands. in the past couple of days we have seen nike do a partnership with dylan where she is seen sporting nike leggings. and we will hear a snapshot. i thought we were alljust having a hectic month but it turns out it had something to do with sports and i'm not sure exactly which sport but, either way, it's a cause to celebrate. this month, i celebrated my day 365 of womanhood and bud light sent me possibly the best gift ever — a can with my face on it. well, that tiktok video has sparked a massive backlash among conservative circles, i

our reporter naomi choy smith brings us some of those messages from the newsroom naomi?those tributes are -aourin naomi? yes, those tributes are pouring in _ naomi? yes, those tributes are pouring in especially, _ naomi? yes, those tributes are pouring in especially, of - naomi? yes, those tributes are| pouring in especially, of course, from australia where, as phil mercer mentioned, barry humphries is was a national treasure. we can begin here with jason donovan, australian soap star famous for his role with jason donovan, australian soap starfamous for his role in neighbours who treated this tribute saying barry humphries was quite simply an entertaining genius. the characters he created brought laughter to millions. australians has lost one of their greatest. but as jason donovan there. danni minogue, another australian i can of course tweeting a legacy of lacks that he will leave —— another australian icon. also in the political spectrum we had the australian by mr anthony albanese each tweeting his tribute saying the brightest star in the galaxy was always barry a g

let's cross to naomi choi smith, to tell us how the french pension system is different to other countriesn outlier in the rest of europe where the average retirement age is 65. you only have to look at germany and italy where you have to be 67 to access your state pension. in fact here in the uk you can access your state pension at the age of 66 but there were government plans to raise that to 68. those plans are off the table for now and that is largely because of life expectancy in the uk decreasing but there still could happen in years to come. which other countries have the highest retirement ages? we have iceland and norway where you have to be 67 to access your pension pot. on the other end of the scale here we have countries like turkey where you can beat 49 if you are a women and access your full retirement or 52 if you are a man. we have colombia and luxembourg and slovenia where you can retire at the age of 62 if you are a man, 57 if you are a woman. many of these countries with the retirement ages are having to rethink that as their populations age and strength. nowhere is that

to tell us more and remind us of that courtroom drama, here's our newsroom reporter naomi choy smith.g the wagatha christie case closely. tell us, first of all, what does trademarking mean. how do you trademarking mean. how do you trademark a phrase like wagatha christie? the trademark a phrase like wagatha christie? , ,.,, trademark a phrase like wagatha christie? , ., ., ., ~ christie? the purpose of trademark is to aain christie? the purpose of trademark is to gain a — christie? the purpose of trademark is to gain a form _ christie? the purpose of trademark is to gain a form of _ christie? the purpose of trademark is to gain a form of what _ christie? the purpose of trademark is to gain a form of what we - christie? the purpose of trademark is to gain a form of what we call - is to gain a form of what we call intellectual property. by something which is ordinarily free for everyone to use and enjoy or possibly exploit, it becomes your own property to do so. and what she is trying to do, therefore, is to take this phrase, which was not coined by her, and try, as one of the ways to r

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our reporter naomi choy smith was in central london's busy oxford street when it happened .us which is already a busy place to be in central london. everyone paused. there was a loud sound. people look down at their phones and were swiping to see what exactly was going on. there wasn't any mass panic. more curiosity. a little bit of human views, especially among some tourists who are getting the alerts on iphones in that they are not uk residents. we had a range of reactions he would many people saying this is a good idea and they would prefer to be related to survey the events of the people saying it was a little bit anxiety inducing —— they would prefer to be alerted to severe events. a couple of ladies here were having lunch with this alert came through. is a little bit about what your reaction was the dealer some people around you. i personally suffer from anxiety so not remembering the alarms went to go off and having my finger wealth so loudly and so abruptly they put me on edge and, yes, in the middle of the restaurant it was fun with chaos, everyone's alarms going of

as kenny choi tells us , without that plan coming into fruition, nearby businesses are in a state ofreporter: george rodriguez has been cutting hair since he was a teenager. >> i started really young . it was a hobby and it became a career. >> reporter: he finally opened his business last year after nearly 2 decades of building his clientele. the a's project at howard terminal would have made a significant impact for his employees. >> it would have brought more foot traffic. >> reporter: nearby, she expanded her small business with a second location and production facility in 2018. knowing it could grow even more with the a's as new neighbors. >> it was always, wait until the a's get here. there will be a lot of new customers and we were just kind of waiting for that. butt economists predicted the billion-dollar project would create jobs, many going to local workers and businesses. michael is a labor attorney with duane morris, a former director. >> for those businesses in that area, especially for any businesses that came to that area specifically with the expectation of the stadium

our kenny choi shows us what people are doing in the north bay to save an endangered salmon species.by one, biologist ayno hayes places resources into the native soil like insects that the salmon need to thrive. >> we are making room for planting all the natives. >> reporter: it is restoration work to help address what state fish and wildlife calls a serious decline in california salmon for decades. the loss of habitat, impact of dams, rising river temperatures, and extreme drought have taken a toll on the species. a good amount of rain is beneficial but extremely strong currents after heavy rainfall can have a negative impact. >> since the juveniles are so small, they are most susceptible to stronger flows. >> reporter: with an ecosystem so fragile and outlooks so bleak, the outlook of salmon systems spawning is not taken for granted. >> this sponsor season was a bit on the lower side. >> reporter: professional fishing guides also worried that the decline in endangered coho is also happening now to the chinook. alarmingly low cancer chinook have fisheries closing the entire recreati

researchers at uc davis estimate a single cow can produce about 220 pounds of methane a year, but as kenny choi us, a pivotal experiment to reduce those harmful gases is happening in our own backyard. >> reporter: when cows munch for lunch, the amount of methane emitted through burns and more harms the planet as a greenhouse gas. scientists say methane is 25 times more potent than carbon dioxide. >> you will breathe into the machine. the machine will capture the emissions. >> reporter: uc davis professor cabrob has been learning how red seaweed additives can reduce methane emissions from livestock. >> this is a way in which we can drastically reduce methane emissions. >> reporter: his latest experiments include adding grape pumice, a by-product of wine making , to cow feed. >> we are looking at about an 89% reduction in methane. >> reporter: red seaweed is the most promising. it contains a compound called bromoform. the first trial took place in 2021 at the strauss family farm. >> this is a continuation of what i've worked all my life on. >> reporter: founder and ceo albert strauss is on a life

kenny choi is piecing together details about the guard and victim and the moments leading up to the shooting. >> we have learned the identity of the security guard involved in the shooting last night as well as a person who was killed. san francisco police confirming that a theft occurred and that the person, the security guard, is under arrest on suspicion of murder. he works near the walgreens on market street cleaning sidewalks. he sees everything from petty crime to violent confrontations in the area. >> people walk in, steal, they be belligerent, disrespectful and a lot of times, security guards, i mean, they are overwhelmed. >> reporter: last night an alleged shoplifting incident turned into a chaotic scene. an armed security guard opened fire killing chynna brown. she died on the way to the hospital. the security guard is identified as michael earl wayne anthony from oakland. >> i was on my way out. she was out before me. as soon as we were walking out, boom, boom. she dropped to the floor. i'm looking at her and that was that. >> reporter: anthony worked for kingdom group protective

kenny choi is piecing together details about the guard and victim and the moments leading up to the shooting. >> we have learned the identity of the security guard involved in the shooting last night as well as a person who was killed. san francisco police confirming that a theft occurred and that the person, the security guard, is under arrest on suspicion of murder. he works near the walgreens on market street cleaning sidewalks. he sees everything from petty crime to violent confrontations in the area. >> people walk in, steal, they be belligerent, disrespectful and a lot of times, security guards, i mean, they are overwhelmed. >> reporter: last night an alleged shoplifting incident turned into a chaotic scene. an armed security guard opened fire killing chynna brown. she died on the way to the hospital. the security guard is identified as michael earl wayne anthony from oakland. >> i was on my way out. she was out before me. as soon as we were walking out, boom, boom. she dropped to the floor. i'm looking at her and that was that. . >> reporter: anthony worked for kingdom group protectiv

kenny choi shows us what people are doing to save an endangered species. >> reporter: one by one, placing native plants into the rich soil, providing food source for insects that salmon need to thrive. >> we are making room for planting all the natives in. >> reporter: restoration work to address what state fish and wildlife calls a serious decline in the california salmon for decades, loss of habitat, impact of dams, rising river temperatures, extreme drought have taken a toll on the species. a good amount of rain is beneficial but extremely strong currents after heavy rain can have a negative impact. >> since juveniles are so small, they're most susceptible to stronger flows. >> reporter: with an ecosystem so fragile and outlook so bleak, the sight of the salmon spawning isn't taken for granted. >> this spawner season was a bit on the lower side. >> reporter: professional fishing guides worry the serious design in endangered coho since mid century is also happening to the chinook. there are fisheries calling to close the entire commercial recreational salmon season. >> everyone wants to

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