pupping season and there is an active coyote den in the area. witnesses say a coyote approached 2 children. they're the gardens. one just one year old earlier in the month in june. fortunately, nobody was hurt but animal care and control say they believe that coyote had been fed frequently by humans and was no longer afraid of them. and that's why it went right up to those little kids. another call for a viewer sent us this picture. june 15th alone coyotes spotted in south san francisco neighborhood just hanging out there on the street of all these instances fortunately humans were never attacked and it is unclear if any of the coyote ease in question, especially the one that's been killing cats wherever caught or moved. but certainly it is disconcerting if you have small child, small pet that you're out there with and just a quick search of the next door app revealed that the number of people around san francisco recently have seen reporting them in russian hail hill the north beach neighborhood presidio where there are many because of the open

. >>> an aggressive coyote and golden gate park killed after charging a toddler's. how human interference may help explain this unusual case. >>> first, our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. don't ditch your mask just yet. masks are back in the bay area. the recommendation to wear masks indoors once again. good evening, i'm alan martin. >> and i and elizabeth cook. just when we thought we were in the clear, bay area counties now recommending everyone wear a mask indoors. here's the overview. the peak of this graph shows covid cases at the peak of the epidemic. now we are much better today, but the concerning number is that seven-day positivity rate, now 3.7%. this time last month it was below 1%. >> let's get right to juliette goodrich, live in downtown pleasanton with how this new mask recommendation is going down. >> a lot of people caught by surprise. they thought it was just southern california. now this mask is a recommendation. the masking outdoors is not necessary. oo me set the stage for you. we were in downtown pleasanton. a lot of people

they said that coyote or what they believed to be that coyote. pretty big has killed multiple cats in the area. so unsettling just 3 days earlier now on june 29th workers here at san francisco's botanical gardens started posting signs, warning visitors that it is coyote pupping season there and they have an active coyote den in that area of the park. witnesses say a coyote approached 2 young children. well, in just a year old earlier in june there at the botanic gardens. no one was hurt. fortunately and animal care and control. they say they believe the coyote had been fed frequently by humans and bus was no longer afraid of people. and that's why it went up to those young children. another cut for viewer sent us this picture taken june 15th another loan coyote spotted in south san francisco. they're just on the street. little the day in all these instances, human swear, not attacked and it is unclear if any of the coyote is in question were caught or moved to a better location and just a quick search on the nextdoor app. the number of people in

do if you come across a coyote. warg golden gate park to not feed a coyote that frequents the area right there around the botanical gardens. probably never a good idea to feed a coyote, but especially this one ktvu christian captain live now in the city and christian. the concern here is that this coyote has actually started approaching humans, including at least two small children. yes that's exactly what the trouble is here. whether that people are concerned that this coyote has lost its fear of people and the worry here that concern here is that some either the coyote, somebody's pet or even a person could wind up getting hurt. coyotes in san francisco's golden gate park are common enough that videos and photos of the canines pop up regularly on social media. now one of those coyotes living near the botanical gardens has started acting in an unusual manner not aggressive, but certainly not afraid. we do have a coyote approaching toddlers in the botanic garden. it is very worrisome. the coyote has reportedly appro

so the fallout from people leaving this coyote food is now coyote is 10. >> officials want to remind people that it's illegal to feed wild animals. so if you're caught doing it, you can be fined or even go to jail live in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> amanda, did you get any advice today and what's the best way for people to coexist with wild animals like coyotes. >> just the news for this observed them from afar. you don't want to become a food source for them. so like i said, don't feed them but don't become an inadvertent source either. so don't leave out pet food, don't leave garbage unsecured and don't leave any fruits that may have fallen from trees in your yard on the ground combat could attract the animals as well. also, if you see a coyote getting too close for comfort laying in front of your home, scared away. so it knows this is not a place it should be. >> amanda, thank you so much. governor newsom issued an emergency proclamation today because of 2 wildfires. the lava fire in siskiyou county. the beckwourth complex fire, though. that's a number of fires in a

. >>> today, federal officials killed a coyote at san francisco's golden gate park. kpix 5's andria borba explains humans are to blame. eli >> this animal was showing escalating erratic behavior over the past few months, really intensifying last month, in the month of june, at the botanical gardens behind me. they say this had to be done for public safety. >> reporter: three times last month a coyote inside golden gate park's botanical gardens charged at toddler's. animal control officers say the same distinctive mail coyote did the same thing last fall. today, officers killed that coyote, calling him a threat to public safety. >> he was fed over an extended period of time by lots of different people, and he got very used to handouts. >> reporter: this wasn't a case of snacks that missed a trashcan, but rather, platters of meets, and last week, two dozen bagels left out for the coyotes in the park. the animals can look quite scrawny in the summer months, but heed the signs all over the park-do not feed them. >> i appreciate that they think they're helping. they're no

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. >>> in the south bay a coyote problem at a senior community these aggressive animals are attackingn some cases killing dogs. abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo explains how neighbors are taking extreme steps to protect their pets. >> this coyote came out of nowhere. we were ambushed. >> reporter: ambushed and terrorized, that's how diana holcomb is describing the recent coyote attack on her dog bunny, the maltipoo picked up and killed when her holding onto bunny's short leash. >> she was dead instantly. >> reporter: neighbors at the villages say the last 15 months have been a nightmare. they've had to arm themselves during walks with bear spray, weapons, even body armor for their pets. >> i was just taking her out for a second, even if i had the bear spray, i couldn't have pulled it out fast enough because it was there and it was on her in seconds. >> reporter: the village's general manager tells me off camera this existence battle. >> i don't think there's enough bird feeders out here to detract all the coyotes we're dealing with now. >> reporter: nelson frick lost his dog cly

so the fallout from people leaving this coyote food is now this coyote it's 10 officials want to remindthat it's illegal to feed wild animals. if you get caught doing so. >> you can be fined or even receive jail time in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> for 25 years. the disappearance of kristin smart now has been a mystery. and tonight we're getting a look at the evidence that convinced investigators, the cal poly freshman was murdered for 2 years. investigators have searched the property belonging to the father of murder suspect paul flores in arroyo grande investigators believe smart was once buried under the home and was recently removed. newly unsealed court records show ground penetrating radar indicating a, quote, major disturbance in the soil. investigators also found traces of human blood. classmate. paul flores classmate of smarts was the last person seen with her before her disappearance in 1996. police believe he killed smart and his father helped dispose of her body which has never been found. 45 year-old michael. guard, ju appeared in ellie superior court this aft

. >>> and a coyote spotted in a san francisco neighborhood. the reason wildlife experts say they are getting so close to people. >>> are you planning a trip to a covid-19 hot spot? one health officer lays out the risks you could be taking when it comes to where you are vacationing. >>> okay. the news at 2:00 p.m. starts now. thanks for joining us. >> we are on early because the olympic opening ceremony will be re-aired today at 4:30. >> we will get to that excitement in a moment. first, the other news dominating the headlines, the pandemic as people move forward with summer travel perhaps, could you be heading to a covid-19 hot spot. >> some health official leaders are urging people to make sure that the place isn't a place where the cases are rising. >> reporter: health officials say if you are traveling you should understand where the covid hot spots are. for example, las vegas is seeing a spike and isn't recommended if you are not vaccinated. all the casinos are full. >> the entire strip is packed. yeah, restaurants are full. everyone's def

so there's been times where she's been followed by by coyotes. >> yeah, it's very concerning.david ballard has lived in this area for over 20 years and says he's noticed more coyotes of the day. recently i believe that the county coming down for the water causes little stream that flows in this area, the coyote is are also looking for alternative food sources says the spokesperson for california fish and wildlife. >> kid. probably a coat is are extremely adaptable animals that learned to live alongside humans in residential area and that they're normally afraid of right. but given access to food will lose their fear will become habituated will become aggressive. the management at the villages golf and country club has a website dedicated to keep residents informed about coyote sightings. the best ways to coexist with the animals. >> so essentially the best ways to prevent coyotes from coming on your property is to eliminate or attracts. that means seal your guard, feel your pet if you've got a bird or another source of water. make sure that's not accessible. when we do we do t

is yell and scare the coyote away.you'll be doing the whole city and all the other coyotes of favor if you if you continue to help make sure that wildlife stays wary and afraid of people, visitors to the botanical gardens say they were surprised to hear about the coyote. yeah i was surprised. i mean, i know that, uh, sometimes coyotes are in urban settings, but say they know that wild animals should be allowed to remain wild animals.e we have coyotes in the area that we're from in l a. and we know you leave wildlife alone. i mean, i think people think that you're helping. but you're not animal care and control here in san francisco, say they have reached out to the state and are working on formulating a plan about what to do with this coyote that's coming too close for comfort in golden gate park in san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news. in one petaluma neighborhood, people are still taking extra precautions before they go out the front door after a mountain line was seen roaming the streets and in people's

is yell and scare the coyote away. you'll be doing the whole city and all the other coyotes of favor if you if you continue to help make sure that wildlife stays wary and afraid of people, visitors to the botanical gardens say they were surprised to hear about the coyote. yeah i was surprised. i mean, i know that, uh, sometimes coyotes are in urban settings, but say they know that wild animals should be allowed to remain wild animals. and that's something that we know because we have coyotes in the area that we're from in l a and we know you leave wildlife alone. i mean, i think people think that you're helping. but you're not animal care and control here in san francisco, say they have reached out to the state and are working on formulating a plan about what to do with this coyote that's coming too close for comfort in golden gate park in san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news. after the break. bill cosby excuse me, i'm freeman tonight after being released from prison following a court's decision to overtur

is an active coyote den in the area, animal care and control believe that the coyote had been fed frequently humans and is no longer afraid of them. meanwhile, take a look at this new video tonight of a mountain lion sighting in petaluma. you can see that big cat lurking around the backyard of someone's home on hill boulevard this morning. officials believe the same mountain lion was also spotted in petaluma last night, east of highway one o one in south of corona road. if you just happen to be in that area and come across animal experts say make sure you do not approach it. and to call 911. >> isn't the only warriors coach who will be participating in the upcoming olympic sports director jason dumas has that and more coming dumas has that and more coming up. when a truck hit my son, dumas has that and more coming up. i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe ecze

since i saw the coyote charge at toddler's five times. officers say the had to kill it because it was a threat to public safety. >> people continuously fed this coyote. he became desensitized. >> signs are posted oliver golden gate park warning visitors of active dens of coyotes and pubs. feeding the wildlife is illegal. >>> we are still waiting to learn the identities of three people killed when a small plane crashed in napa county today. chopper 5 was over the scene. the faa saying a pilot was trying to land in the airport when the plane clipped some trees and went crashing to the ground. plane caught fire when it hit the ground. the pilot on the two passengers on board died. the ntsb is investigating the crash. >>> bizarre seen in a southern california parking lot thanks to a bay area man's failed to get rich quick scheme. that burning u-haul you saw was filled with chlorine tablets. >> stacey butler explains the man's bright idea left him alive minus a whole lot of cash. >> a dangerous fire, a massive response. hazmat crews tried to p

coming up, bay area coyotes stocking up. >> fellow canine. why we may be seeing more coyotes in populated areas these days. >> who to call if you see one. >> also chilling new details are emerging about what the man who shot up his co-workers in san jose told agents at sfo years before that vta massacre. close to a dozen dogs have been attacked recently by coyotes in a neighborhood in san jose. a scary fact. one resident says his dog has been followed by coyotes more than once. >> kron four's. haaziq madyun has the story. >> multiple reports of aggressive coyote. he's preying small dogs who live with their owners inside this private gated senior living community at the villages golf and country club in settles. a some attacks have been deadly. >> we've seen them in norwalk and we've been followed by them. >> i would say we need you photo. that's coming >> yeah. she's a female. so there's been times where she's been followed by by coyotes. >> yeah, it's very concerning. david ballard has lived in this area for over 20 years and says he's notic

experts say this particular coyote had lost his fear of humans. signs were posted around the park warning people not to approach coyotes or any other wild animals. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, we'll have a report from the park along with tips on what to do if you actually encounter a coyote. >>> and another coyote was spotted this morning in contra costa county. a viewer sent us this video of the animals searching for brick this this morning across the street from st. mary's college. >>> and overflowing water tower in truck he caused freeway flooding and a big traffic mess today. happened along the westbound la north of lake tahoe, after a backhoe hit a water main. a contractor apparently trying to fix it but a valve failed, causing a surge in the pressure. >> that ended up exposing one of our pressure zones in our water distribution system to another pressure zone. that ended up in the overflow wing of one of our water tanks. >> look at that water overflow, the chp had to shut down the freeway for a while but the lane is now reopened. >>> overs

i took this photo of the coyote friday afternoon. it was running across the street moments before a woman walked by with a child in a stroller. >> and a dog can with the california department of fish and wildlife says coyotes are usually fearful of humans. >> but they can adapt to being around people primarily they have rodents and rabbits. >> but if you know take advantage of whatever food resources are available. he says they will go after trash or unsecured pet food. but it's not unheard of for them to go after small animals. he was just torn apart his head was torn off. he is just, you know, it was just horsing really when the roosevelt lives near richmond street and lincoln avenue in el serino. >> she believes her cat. mario was killed by the coyote. you know, is my companion. every day. she says she called police, but they only get involved if it threatens or hurts a human. she would have to submit a wildlife incident report, fish and wildlife officials may be able to help on a case by case basis. >> she says she saw the coyote

i took this photo of the coyote friday afternoon.t was running across the street moments before a woman walked by with a child in a stroller. >> and a dog can with the california department of fish and wildlife says coyotes are usually fearful of humans. >> but they can adapt to being around people primarily they have rodents and rabbits. >> but if you know take advantage of whatever food resources are available. he says they will go after trash or unsecured pet food. but it's not unheard of for them to go after small animals. he was just torn apart his head was torn off. he is just, you know, it was just horsing really in the roosevelt lives near richmond street and lincoln avenue in el serino. >> she believes her cat. mario was killed by the coyote. you know, is my companion. every day. she says she called police, but they only get involved if it threatens or hurts a human. she would have to submit a wildlife incident report, fish and wildlife officials may be able to help on a case by case basis. >> she says she saw the coyote the

i took this photo of the coyote friday afternoon. it was running across the street moments before a woman walked by with a child in a stroller. >> and a dog can with the california department of fish and wildlife says coyotes are usually fearful of humans. >> but they can adapt to being around people primarily they have rodents and rabbits. >> but if you know take advantage of whatever food resources are available. he says they will go after trash or unsecured pet food. but it's not unheard of for them to go after small animals. he was just torn apart his head was torn off. he is just, you know, it was just really when the roosevelt lives near richmond street and lincoln avenue in el serino. >> she believes her cat. mario was killed by the coyote. you know, is my companion. every day. she says she called police, but they only get involved if it threatens or hurts a human. she would have to submit a wildlife incident report, fish and wildlife officials may be able to help on a case by case basis. >> she says she saw the coyote the day

. >>> in the south bay a coyote problem at a senior community is getting out of control.se aggressive animals are attacking and in some cases killing dogs. abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo explains how neighbors are taking extreme steps to protect their pets. > this coyote came out of erambushed. ambushed and terrorized, that's how diana holcomb is describing the recent coyote attack on her dog bunny, the maltipoo picked up and killed when her holding onto bunny's short leash. >> she was dead instantly. >> reporter: neighbors at the villages say the last 15 months have been a nightmare. they've had to arm themselves during walks with bear spray, weapons, even body armor for their pets. >> i was just taking her out for a second, even if i had the bear spray, i couldn't have pulled it out fast enough because it was there and it was on her in seconds. >> reporter: the village's general manager tells me off >> reporter: nelson frick lost his dog clyde to a coyote last month. >> we didn't see it, but i found the carcass later, which is not exactly a nice thing to do eith

so the fallout from people leaving this coyote food is now coyote is officials want to remind peoplet doing so. >> you can be fined or even receive jail time in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> and meanwhile, there is new video this morning of coyotes roaming in the inner sunset neighborhood. this is some dash cam video sent to us by a viewer. the animals were spotted near noriega and 12 last night. this is reportedly the second time in as many weeks that coyotes have been spotted and the area. so definitely be careful. 2 attacks in less than 24 hours on the same block in oakland's chinatown in both incidents were caught on camera. 2 women violently pushed to the ground. their belongings stolen right by madison park kron four's, michelle kingston reports. >> since to us that they don't wouldn't care just wanna do it no matter what time of the day. >> another brazen attack in oakland's chinatown course. they should be about. and i know that they both got take a look at this video to asian women walking in the 200 block of 9th street attacked just before one on friday afterno

i took this photo of the coyote friday afternoon.the street moments before a woman walked by with a child in a stroller. >> and a dog can with the california department of fish and wildlife says coyotes are usually fearful of humans. >> but they can adapt to being around people primarily they have rodents and rabbits. >> but if you know take advantage of whatever food resources are available. he says they will go after trash or unsecured pet food. but it's not unheard of for them to go after small animals. he was just torn apart. i mean, his head was torn off. he is just, you know, it was just horsing really in the roosevelt lives near richmond street and lincoln avenue in el serino. >> she believes her cat. mario was killed by the coyote. you know, is my companion. every day. she says she called police, but they only get involved if it threatens or hurts a human. she would have to submit a wildlife incident report, fish and wildlife officials may be able to help on a case by case basis. >> she says she saw the coyote the day after h

. >>> plus an aggressive coyote in golden gate park, why wildlife officials are blaming humans for its behavior. >>> happy man crush monday to this hero. >> and see dr. fauci's adorable reaction to his newfound fame on twitter. >>> all that's ahead, but first here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks, dan and ama. i want to read the tweet that you wrote in your voice. >> good. >> once i was in a spot in a >>> i was shocked to hear this earlier today. rapper biz markie died at the age of 57. he is most known for his iconic classic '89 hit "just a friend." it's on vh1's list of the 100 greatest hip-hop songs of all time. now his cause of death has not been released. biz markie struggled with health issues in recent years after being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. >>> new developments tonight, democrats are calling for congressional action after a federal judge in texas ruled that the daca or deferred action for childhood arrivals program is illegal. the ruling doesn't affect the status of the 650,000 dreamers who are protected from deportation, but it doe

you notice it's along coyote creek, right? see that repair e.a riparian sort of easement that goes between the buildings there and they're working both sides of the creek. the creek is full of right. brush and foley's. it probably hasn't been cleaned out much. so the undergrowth is burning. you see the black we noticed the green is stank. alex points out the temperatures. yes, they are not. they are not high fire danger conditions, which is great. i mentioned this earlier that there's two types of fires we're going to have this year and one is going to be like this where the conditions are just like they are today and the firefighters will knock it down. you can count on that. but this kind of fire happens in september with the right conditions. it's another. it's another ball of wax, so they're two different animals said when we a fire. i don't want you to think oakland hills right away. that's a rare event or paradise, so it's a rare events, right? they have to a lot has to come together to make that happen. these types of fires are are much m

we have numerous clients who daca term currently ending. >>> a coyote that had repeatedly charged atrancisco's golden gate park has been killed by wildlife officials. sf animal care and control officials provided this image of the coyote in 2019 when it was spotted near lake merced. they say people illegally leaving food for the coyote as seen in this photo contributed to its fearlessness. local animal control called in federal officials who determined that they had to act because the coyote had become a threat to safety. >>> espn's hugely popular "the last dance documentary" captured the attention of sports fans and general audiences when it first aired last spring. soon you'll be able to stream it on our sister network's streaming app espn plus. it's all about michael jordan. reporter jim rose from our sister station in chicago spoke with the series' director. >> reporter: director jason hare's the last dance will begin streaming on espn plus starting this monday. >> we went from a [ bleep ] team to one of the all time best dynasty. all you needed was one little match to start that

coyote is are attacking dogs in the south bay. why fish and wildlife officials are saying this is not going to be stopping anytime soon. >> now to the south bay where a flower shop owner in san jose is asking for more police after someone tried to break into his business. this happened at grooming bo someone smashed the store's window and tried to get inside a witness was able to call 911. police did show up and arrested the suspect. but the owner says this is not the first time that his business has been targeted. >> it's just really sad to see what this city has come to be. from being the most. you know, the the most beautiful. so the combine the of the country to come to this point in making us business on his on safe. >> the owner is now asking city leaders to put more resources into public safety. coyote is in one san jose neighborhood of attack close to a dozen dogs and one resident is telling us his dog has been followed by coyote is more than once. kron four's has it. but you has the story. >> multiple reports of aggressiv

el pago a los coyotes se encarece, pero muchos dicen que eso no significa que el trato sea mejor. >>los coyotes por el valle del río grande, entran decenas de niños y adolescentes solos sobre las balsas. gabriela tiene 16 años y vino sola desde guatemala a buscar a su tía. >> dije que quería un futuro mejor. >> 11. >> 15. >> 13. >> son tres hermanos que llegaron de ecuador que rompen en llanto buscando a su madre y escapando de las pandillas. >> en nuestro país nos amenazaron. >> un padre con su niño cayó de bruces frente a nosotros al intentar pasar bajo una cerca con alambres de púas. >> no es fácil, pero gracias a dios la logramos. >> padres dicen que los coyotes ofrece mejores tratos con con mayor pago, pero que no es así. >> nos veían mal y le pegaban al niño. >> son imágenes de esta madrugada, vimos a más de 100 personas entran con la ciudad de roma, ahora los coyotes han tomado una nueva ruta con grupos de hasta 300 personas en bloque. en medio de la noche los migrantes se esconden entre los matorrales, hay rastros de sus pertenencias. cuando sale el sol se entregan a las auto

so there's been times where she's been followed by by coyotes. >> yeah, it's very concerning.lard has lived in this area for over 20 years and says he's noticed more coyotes of the day. recently i believe that the county coming down for the water causes little stream that flows in this area, the coyote is are also looking for alternative food sources says the spokesperson for california fish and wildlife. >> kid. probably a coat is are extremely adaptable animals that long to live alongside humans in residential area and that they're normally afraid of right. but given access to food will lose their fear will become habituated a little behind aggressive. the management at the villages golf and country club has a website dedicated to keep residents informed about coyote sightings. the best ways to coexist with the animals. >> so essentially the best ways to prevent coyotes from coming on your property is to eliminate all attracts that means seal your guard, feel your pet if you've got a bird feeder or another source of water. make sure that's not accessible. when we do we do tr

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so the fallout from people leaving this coyote food is now coyote is 10. >> legal to feed wild animalst everybody realizes that if you're caught, you could be fined. you could even face jail time. there is new video tonight of coyotes in the inner sunset neighborhood. you're looking at dash cam video sent to us by a viewer. the animal spotted know noriega and 12th last night and reportedly it's the second time in as many weeks that coyotes have been spotted in that area. next at 10, a major court ruling on immigration the judge's decision that could leave so-called dreamers. >> in legal limbo. plus, catastrophic flooding in western europe. then with the death toll that's climbing by the hour. how rescuers are racing to save as many lives as they can from what experts are calling historic devastation and 2 bay area. man accused of it sinister plot. prosecutors say they were planning an attack on the california democratic headquarters. we're learning about their motivations that how they plan to do it. the stories and much more coming up next on kron, 4 news at 10. story tonight new deta

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another coyote sighting in the bay area. this time in san jose and residents in one neighborhood.ir dogs or attacks by them. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. close to a dozen dogs have been attacked recently by coyotes and one resident says his dog has even been followed by them on more than one occasion that resident talk to kron four's haaziq madyun today. >> multiple reports of aggressive coyotes preying small dogs who live with their owners inside this private gated senior living community at the villages golf and country club in settles. a some attacks have been deadly. >> we've seen them in norwalk and we've been followed by them.

i took this photo of the coyote friday afternoon.ing across the street moments before a woman walked by with a child in a stroller. >> and a dog can with the california department of fish and wildlife says coyotes are usually fearful of humans. >> but they can adapt to being around people primarily they have rodents and rabbits. >> but if you know take advantage of whatever food resources are available. he says they will go after trash or unsecured pet food. but it's not unheard of for them to go after small animals. he was just torn apart his head was torn off. he is just, you know, it was just horsing really when the roosevelt lives near richmond street and lincoln avenue in el serino. >> she believes her cat. mario was killed by the coyote. you know, is my companion. every day. she says she called police, but they only get involved if it threatens or hurts a human. she would have to submit a wildlife incident report, fish and wildlife officials may be able to help on a case by case basis. >> she says she saw the coyote the day aft

officials are warning visitors about active coyotes in the area. witnesses sayah cody recently approached 2 children. thankfully no one was physically hurt, but there was a scare is a one year-old a 2 year-old cody went right up to the signs are now posted at the gardens warning visitors that it is coyote pupping season and there is an active coyote dane in that area. obviously we are. >> wanting to ensure her safety. every child safety ever. anyone safety in general. but, you know, i feel like here at the park. they they do put out the signs. and, you know, i feel like that's a big part of it is just being aware. >> and knowledgeable and like authority has just like messed up until ecological pattern and also in county could bring the dam like something's probably wrong. >> animal care and control believes the coyote. has been fed frequently by humans and us is no longer afraid of people. >> new video tonight of a mountain lion that was spotted in petaluma. there it is. and it's a big one. yeah. you can see that big cat lurking around somebodys ba

. >> several dogs have been attacked by coyotes. all in one particular neighborhood.oing to tell you where. and after the break. from the grocery store to the gas station. everything is costing more. and we are going to be seeing clearing skies quicker than we have the past few days across the bay as a foe looks good. there's obviously great overhead, though. that's not going to last for long. >> temperatures later on mostly in the 70's today, even for a further inland areas. i've got the details in your forecast. >> and we're keeping a close eye on your traffic on this thursday morning commute. i've got an accident to tell you about in the south, they will have more on that coming up. we'll get back from break. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control e

the coyote was last seen on the corner of moser and king drive. california department of fish and wildlife says if you happen to see a coyote. yeah. you got to keep the kids and small animals away and make loud noises to scare away the coyote and do not approach. >> last night we cared fireworks shows from all across the country, including washington, d c let's take a look at that part of the show. the death toll from florida's condo collapse standing at 28 for more bodies were found a day after this year. >> looking at the rest of the partially collapsed building being brought down and part of the reason that was happening. concern about an oncoming storm. this move opens new areas for rescuers to explore presumably more safely. >> honestly this precise moment i don't really i feel because this building was our search efforts. really restocked that we couldn't get to a certain part of aisle. i heard them 40's in this area. here search. i'm excited. >> searchers are back on the job. more than 115 people are still missing. miami beach firefighters.

he lost 30 pounds while he was out there missing a coyote that was apparently charging it. francisco has been killed. federal wildlife officials killed the coyote today after they say a charge that toddlers on 5 different occasions. it was happening in the area of the botanical gardens in golden gate park. federal officials were called in and determine the animal was a threat to public safety animal care and control says that people had consistently fed the it just lost its natural fear of humans feeding coyotes is illegal and officials are cautioning people against it. >> so wear your mask when you go inside a lot of bay area counties are now recommending you do that indoors in public places. the reasoning behind this new suggestion today. plus, are we doing on vaccinations. the report card here in the bay area. pretty good. it's a but other spots around the state, not nearly as good will outline those and concerns over covid are continuing in tokyo at the olympics which members of team usa. we are now needing to usa. we are now needing to stay stateside durin people were

como ocurre con mÁs frecuencia los coyotes los llevan por caminos mÁs difÍciles, lo que da lugar a las desesperaciÓn arrebatan el sueÑo de las familias de 15 inmigntes de ecuador, quienes parece que se los tragÓ la tierra momento de pisar la frontera sur de estados unidos este aÑo. osvaldo sarmiento es padre de tres hijos caminaba escondiÉndose con otros inmigrantes por el desierto de texas al parecer cayÓ cuando intentaba subir una montaÑa hace tres meses dicen que el coyote lo cubriÓ con una colcha y lo abandonÓ. >> yo no veo un cuerpo yo pienso que mi esposo estÁ convive tengo la esperanza que algÚn autoridades entienda mi dolor y mi apoyo para que lo busquemos. >> la organizaciÓn que aparece pantalla dice que los ecuatorianos llegan a la ciudad de mÉxico como turistas de guayaquil o quito y suben al norte donde contratan a traficantes de personas hace un mes cristian alexander de 15 aÑos venÍa con ganas de ver a su madre despuÉs de 12 aÑos y el coyote los abandonÓ con su padre. >>ni que el padre estaba en una condiciÓn mÉdica muy delicada, lo habÍan llevado a un hospital regional,

the 10-year-old girl in toronto was walking her yorky macy when coyote started to chase them.aid she dropped the leash because the dog wouldn't follow her. then she knocked on doors and yelled for help. someone let her in, and what happened next was caught on a home security camera. she confronted the coyote and the dog having surgery, but is expected to make a full recovery. >> oh my goodness. >> they are. >>> that's it for us, we are on 24-7 on cpsn >> wyatt: what are you keeping from me? >> quinn: nothing. >> wyatt: mom? >> quinn: nothing. >> flo: i--i can leave if you two rather would just talk on your own. >> quinn: no, no, no. you stay here because i'm the one who's gonna be leaving. so-- >> wyatt: mom, if you need my help with something, you have to talk to me. >> quinn: uh, no. no. just drop it. okay. i'm not keeping anything. there are no secrets. if you haven't realized, all the secrets have been exposed recently. >> wyatt: okay. fine. well, if you need me, i'm here for you. >> quinn: thank you very much, sweetheart. but all i need to do now is--is go because somebod

will scare away the coyote. and don't you approach them. but don't run. there's a fine line between panic and being loud. there's been a recent spike in crime at target stores in san francisco. that's led the company to announce there juiced their hours at various locations in the city. kron four's. maureen kelly has more. >> you can hear the shrinking of alarms going off in this video sent to us showing an alleged shoplifter making for the exit as an employee tales behind at the stonestown target. the retailer giant is so sick of being a target of thieves. all 5 of their san francisco locations will temporarily operate from 09:00am to 06:00pm outside of the city. most targets open up around 07:00am or 08:00am and stay open until 10 o'clock at night. >> here's what one shopper had to say about these new shorter hours here in the city i see the east many people working. they need. >> the full gang hours. he says the greasing all the economy. >> there is no timeline for when the restrictions will be lifted as to w

federal wildlife officials kill the coyote today. this is coming after that coyote charged the toddlers. >> on 5 different occasions in the area of san francisco's botanic garden in golden gate park. the officials determined that the animal had become a threat to public safety. according to animal care and control people have been feeding the coyote consistently and this legal action led to the animal losing its natural fear of humans. so they say that this sad outcome was 100% caused by humans. >> next up in sports. former forty-niners richard sherman speaking up for the first time since his arrest earlier this week kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills has details. and also the update surrounding his court hearing. that's next. also a new local study indicates the impact of the covid vaccine on milk. >> that's after the break. for your health ucsf study says new mothers who have been vaccinated will not pass the vaccine through milk and this is suggesting that pfizer and moderna vaccines irsay for breastfeeding. researchers sampled, t

that viewer says that he saw a coyote again last night. this time of the corner of most are and king. according to the california department of fish and wildlife. if you do see a coyote, make sure you keep small kids and animals away make loud noises to scare them away and make sure you do not approach them. >> and coming up tonight we'll have your full fireworks forecast and enjoy the seasonal temperatures while they last tracking a heat wave set to arrive and peak a week from today. more coming up in just a few minutes. stay tuned. >> but first, we'll show you how san jose fire crews preparing for a safe 4th of july celebration. it's time for sleep number's lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-powering, wellness-boosting, foot-warming, temperature-balancing, recovery-assisting, effortlessly life-changing proven quality night sleep we've ever made. don't miss our 4th of july special. save up to $1,000 on sle

plus we've got details on a coyote spotted over the weekend and one east bay neighborhood.we head into the break is a live look at the golden gate. bridge. traffic is moving well here but expected to get worse pretty quick. we'll take a look at the hours of tri we are where the threat of wildfires sparked by fireworks remains even after the holiday. >> there are concerns that people may try to set off fireworks today. officials are cracking down on illegal fireworks. they are illegal in contra, costa county and many other parts of the bay area. contra, costa county fire reports 40 people have lost their homes this year alone because of the firework related incidents. now people caught selling or using these can face hefty fines or jail time. >> and happening right now, california highway patrol's maximum enforcement period for the holiday weekend continues until midnight tonight. maximum for some periods of times. >> when more officers are out on the roads, keeping an eye out for ticketing for unsafe driving statistics are available for this in for some period just yet. but

these coyotes have been cited inside a private gated senior living community at the villages golf and resident says his dog has been followed by coyotes on more than one occasion and some attacks have been deadly. >> the men are walking. we've been followed by them. >> yeah. it's very concerning. i believe that the county coming down for the water causes little stream that flows in this area. >> but still you really got to watch your dogs and he would want to just put them out all night or anything to help combat the problem. the management of that area has a website dedicated to keeping the residents informed about the coyote sightings and the best way to coexist with the animals, which is to leave them leaving a lot our we'll take a 43 is the time. coming up next, we continue our destination, california series with a trip. >> with small southern california town that has a little something the whole family will take a look. did you know that your clothes can actually attract pet hair? with bounce pet hair & lint guard, your clothes can repel pet hair. look how the shirt on the left a

and of course you have coyote creek.s a big factor in terms of where this fire is spreading now in terms of the web. or we've been watching the condition since his fire started during the earlier this hour to the fourth during the four o'clock our temperatures are not talking about extreme heat, but temperatures in the eighties when's around 10 to 15 miles an hour, so keep in mind that typically, we're talking about a red flag fire born in which we do not have today we're talking about winds gusting to 40 to 50 miles an hour, but that could also be misleading because a 10 mile an hour wind could have a huge impact on fire growth, fire behavior. and of course, the firefights. that's a bit of a challenge. relative humidity, the moisture levels right around 37% so watching the picture is with this fire. pretty impressive smoke plume, and it looks like just the creek and just just kind of the that's that spatial areas having a big impact on this fire growth and, of course, a huge override. an impact is the drought. everythin

to try and scared away and do not approach a coyote. last night. we broadcast fireworks displays from across the country, including washington, d c. >> this. take a look at part of that show. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. from florida's condo collapse now stands at 28 for more bodies were found today after the rest of the partially collapsed building. >> as you can see, there was demolished part of the reason it was brought down was concerned about an oncoming storm. the move opens up new areas for rescuers to explore more safely. >> i honestly this precise moment i don't really i feel because this building was our search efforts. really. we restart that we couldn't get to a certain part of the aisle. i heard them points in this area hearings for search. i'm excited. >> after the demolition. searcher

been notified of the coyote.l right. now 7.41, let's get to our wildfire coverage. take a look at these intense. >> video clips. this is video from u c davis firefighters as their crews were driving through raging fire storms battling the tamarack fire. we saw similar scenes in the north bay in past years. the fire truck was surrounded on by flames on all sides. the crew was apparently racing to try protect some homes. everybody got out. all right. thankfully. but the tamarack fire has igniter was ignited by lightning strike back on july. 4th up in alpine county. it's burned over 50,000 acres. so far it has only just 4% contained. as for the dixie fire crews, there are making some progress. it's been burning for about a week now up in butte and plumas counties containment has gone up from 15% to now 18%. but the size of the fire has also gone up to its now 113,000 acres and growing evacuation orders are in place right now for several communities. we'll take a break. back with more news in just a minute. tired of

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