coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her.w, they know somebody is coming with a tray of meat. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding coyotes. >> this is the first really good photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too close. so ultimately we had eliminated the coyote. situation was completely prevent

coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her. you know, they know somebody is coming with a tray of meat. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding aoyotes. >> this is the first really good photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions. toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too close. so ultimately we have to eliminate the coyote. situation was comple

coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her. you know, they know somebody is coming with a tray of meat. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding coyotes. >> this is the first really good photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome. for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions. toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too close. so ultimately we have eliminate the coyote. situation was complete

coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her. you know, they know somebody is coming with a tray of meat. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding coyotes. >> this is the first really %pgood photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions. toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too close. so ultimately we have eliminate the coyote. situation was complet

coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her. you know, they know somebody is coming with the trade. meet. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding coyotes. >> this is the first really good photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions. toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too close. so ultimately we have to eliminate the coyote. situation was compl

coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her. know, they know somebody is coming with a tray of meat. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding coyotes. >> this is the first really good photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too close. so ultimately we have to eliminate the coyote. situation was completely

they want to find her feeding coyotes in any wildlife.t makes the wildlife lose their natural wariness of people. they begin to see people as a source of food. federal officials cited that very reason for euthanizing the coyote back in july that had repeatedly approached toddlers at san francisco botanical garden. we were certainly very alarmed to see them approaching children. that's not natural behavior. a coyote should not be walking up to a child in any circumstance, a situation authorities think is triggered by repeated human feedings. the experts say that move interrupts their hunt that keeps the rodent population in check by feeding on gophers, squirrels and rats, coexistence with coyotes is achievable now since they generally do not bother the public rich barnes says they've never bothered him while taking his dog gibson for walk. i've seen multiple ones up on the hill. i've seen him in the clearing park. i've even seen beach like walking through, like washington squares. but animal experts say that changes when you add the human

while coyotes approaching people is bad idea. one coyote has been put down for that reason. there are similar concerns in san jose's alum rock park where wild foxes are getting hand outs. visitors have been feeding the gray foxes who are emboldened to approach. alum rock park is a wildlife sanctuary, banning the feeding of wildlife. >> it is always an issue. we appreciate that there is some looking into it by the media just because it helps us get the message out and it is an offense if anybody is caught feeding the animals in our parks. >> one of those foxes or a coyote, coyotes have not been seen. >>> aubrey huff is banned from twitter. twitter suspended huff for misleading covid-19 information. huff down played the severity of covid-19 which now killed more millions worldwide. previous post, huff threatened violence if bernie sanders was elected president and also quote, joked "about kidnapping and assaulting iranian women." he calls being suspended from twitter is his badge of honor. we'll be right back. >>> in arizona, a family's golden retriever is now a blue retriever

this was people's fault, not the coyotes fault. it is really important, everyone who lives in the city take responsible for themselves and stop feeding the wildlife. >> animal control says they have reason to believe the same woman maybe feeding coyotes and other parts of the city as well and if you are wondering, feeding wildlife is illegal and violators can be fined up to $1000. >>> would you be willing to take a pay cut to continue working from home? the new policy at a bay area tech company and how employees are reacting. >>> clear and sunny across the bay area today, but that is about to change. we are tracking the return of wildfire smoke. >>> on the heels of the governor's big announcement, we ask how will it impact his chances in the recall. >>> we begin with breaking news in san jose where a shooting investigation is underway. taking a live look at the scene where the shooting left a man with life threatening injuries. the shooting broke out just before 3:45 this afternoon at the intersection of littlewood lane and minneto

coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her. know, they know somebody is coming with a tray of meat. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding coyotes. >> this is the first really good photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too close. so ultimately we have eliminate the coyote. situation was completely pre

ama: san francisco animal care urging peep not to feed the coyotes. johns joins us to explain what's behind the city's latest plea. tim? tim: this comes after a woman was photographed feeding the coyotes. that of course, is a big no-no. it's one timesharing your snacks is definitely not encouraged. >> this is 100% a human caused problem. >> after this woman was photographed feeding what appears be raw meat to coyotes, san francisco animal control is asking people in san francisco in identifying her. >> we're hoping someone in the public can tell her -- identifyy her and tell her to stop doing that. >> expecting food from humans is problematic for several reasons. >> feeding coyotes and any wildlife, it makes the wildlife lose their natural weariness of people. they begin to see people as a source of food. reporter: but for those concerned about possible attacks, donahue has this to pr we're not -- we don't really think they will attack somebody. reporter: donahue said that several people had been spotted feeding coyotes in multiple places across the c

they want to find her feeding coyotes in any wildlife. it makes the wildlife lose their natural wariness of people. they begin to see people as a source of food. federal officials cited that very reason for euthanizing the coyote back in july that had repeatedly approach toddlers at san francisco botanical garden. we were certainly very alarmed to see them approaching children that's not natural behavior. a coyote should not be walking up to a child in any circumstance. i don't know what the coyotes intent was, but it's certainly a dangerous situation, a situation authorities think is triggered by repeated human feedings. the experts say that move interrupts their hunt that keeps the wrote in population in check by feeding on gophers, schools and rats, coexistence with kate. it is achievable now, since they generally do not bother the public, rich barnes says they've never bothered him while taking his dog gibson for walk. i've seen multiple ones up on the hill. i've seen him in the clearing park. i've even seen him like in like north bea

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they want to find her feeding coyotes in any wildlife. wildlife lose their natural wariness of people. they begin to see people as a source of food. federal officials cited that very reason for euthanizing the coyote back in july that had repeatedly approached toddlers at san francisco botanical garden. we were certainly very alarmed to see them approaching chill. drink. that's not natural behavior. a coyote should not be walking up to a child in any circumstance, a situation authorities think is triggered by repeated human feedings. the experts say that move interrupts their hunt that keeps the rodent population in check by feeding on gophers, squirrels and rats, coexistence with coyotes is achievable now, since they generally do not bother the public. rich, barnes says they've never bothered him while taking his dog gibson for walk. i've seen multiple ones up on the hill. i've seen him in the clearing park. have you even seen him like in like north beach like walking through like washington squares. but animal experts say that changes w

so ultimately we have eliminate the coyote. >> anyone caught feeding the coyote can be fined up to a $1000 to don't do it and if you recognize this woman, you're asked to contact san francisco animal care and control that like to talk to her. >> a 21 is a time and. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news and east. a woman who you see here she's suing bart police because she says they used excessive force. >> we'll show you what happens. and chp in law enforcement are responding more road rage all across the country. we'll have details on country. we'll have details on what's being done about this is an epic bbq barbeque burger. cannonball! ♪ ♪ what? nothing, you're good. face is good. face is good. your face is there. try my bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. california! try my bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. my barbeque bacon double cheeseburger. two 100% beef

so ultimately we have eliminate the coyote. >> anyone caught feeding a coyote can be fined up to a $1000. and if you recognize this woman, you're asked to contact san francisco animal care and control. >> 6.21. is the time right now. thanks for waking up with us. coming up. one east bay woman is suing bart police after she says they used excessive force. we're going to take a look at what. they did and why they say they did it. plus chp last and are responding to a lot more road rage all around the country. we're going to have details on what they're doing about that. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. new immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. >> and we are back. 6.24. is the time in a violent trend is costing lives on american roadways. we've seen. road rage incidents nearly double in the last 5 years. yeah. and the question is why nancy loo takes a look. >> just this weekend here in southern traffic cut off led to this road rage crash. 23 year-old krista nichols

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so ultimately we have to eliminate the coyote. >> anyone caught feeding a coyote can be fined up to $1000 recognize the woman asked to contact san francisco animal care and control their numbers 4, 1, 5, 5, 5, 4, 9400. we've listed that number right there on your screen. and on our website. >> now to florida where hospitals are being pushed to the limit as that state battles, the worst covid outbreak in the nation. some florida hospitals are treating more covid patients now than at any other time during the pandemic. nearly 20% of the nation's new cases are in florida where governor ron desantis has lifted all covid restrictions and banned mask mandates in the schools. >> our view is, of course, that that we believe this is a decision for the parent to make just given the the uncertainty about what it means, particularly for a lot of the young kids that to be in that. >> i wore a is not on the santa sits on the virus which we're trying to kneecap and he does not seem to want to participate in that effort to be kept the virus. >> more than 90% of florida's icu beds are in use right now and

>> no, i have seen a lot of people feeding the coyotes. there are people that sympathize with them. so they feed them all sorts of treats. >> it is believed the same woman may be feeding coyotes in other parts of the city as well. >>> 20 minutes before 5:00. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> fewer flights, trips canceled, revenue down. >>> what local doctors just revealed. >>> thousands of workers at a bay area university demanding action. the letter just sent to the school's president to keep them safe. >>> a live look outside before break. this is from our camera on treasure island looking back at the city at 4:40. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. travel trending down as delta surges and how dunkin' donuts is getting ready to say good- bye to summer. diane king hall reports from the new york stock exchange. >>> wall street was mixed on wednesday. dow rallied 220 points for another record high. nasdaq fell 22. s&p 500 gained ten, also hitting a new high. delta variant hasn't been good for travel. southwest airlines says customers are booking fewer flights

. >>> y la muerte de un salvadoreño en méxico por ser abandonado por los coyotes . >>> quisiera traerevo parte médico dice que vicente fernández está grave pero estable . >>> está difícil pero va mejorando , está despierto pero está intubado. >>> comenzamos en texas con la nueva amenaza del gobernador por el uso de mascarillas . >>> el comunicado enviado por el gobernador dicen tomar acciones legales dentro de una corte a distritos escolares , universidad que intenten infringir su orden ejecutiva , maestros pidieron el uso de mascarillas oblitaroio ante el incremento de estudiantes . >>> esta madstra asegura estar alarmada porque todos los días se reportan tudiantes enfermos . >>> estudiantes dicen que son positivos y los distritos no tienen comprobantes. >>> mientras que otros se opone n al uso de cubrebocas . >>> el senador césar blanco cuestionó a expertos sobre el uso de mascarillas y también hospitales en el poase dicen que comenzarán a recibir enfermos de covid-19 ante la poca capacidad en los centros de emergencia y el gobernador de texas dijo que 2500 profesionales de salud ll

one coyote has already been put down because of that. >> a coyote right on the side of the screen. >>an they want to hear from you. let's talk to jeff right here, is this what i think it is? >> it is rainfall. you got it. we've had thunderstorms over the sierra, a few light showers to the south we're under a slight chance for maybe a little bit of this overnight, and we're going to continue to follow that, of course, as we head through the morning hours, but the best chance of these thunderstorms is over the sierra. so we're getting this wild and wacky pattern from all of this. it is so busy on the weather map. we have this area of low pressure to the south bringing up some of this humidity, the thunderstorms and high pressure to the north pushing down some of this heat. so, again, a slight chance of maybe an overnight spotty shower. temperatures will start off in the 60s. we'll also get fog for the coastline. 94 in livermore. mix of 80s and 90s for san jose to morgan hill. over to san francisco, have you at 69 degrees. on my seven-day forecast in san francisco, we hold with this tren

que todavÍa estÁn pasando y aÚn los coyotes siguen jalando gente y no le dicen la verdad. gobierno de joe biden dicen que es peor que el de donald trump, segÚn este psicÓlogo. >> este gobierno no refieren como que es mÁs agresivo, como que no habla mucho en los medios, pero si estÁ ejecutando. pedro: el daÑo emocional que ve en ellos es tanto que le tomarÁ tiempo recuperarse psicolÓgicamente. en la frontera de guatemala, pedro utrera as, univisiÓn. jorge: vamos al tema del covid—19 y les dura realidad de la pandemia. la realidad de camas. quiero mostrarles este mapa. los estados mÁs rojos estÁn saturados de pacientes en cuidados intensivos hasta 90%. un poco mÁs paridos estÁn entre 40 y 50% llenos esta prÓxima imagen proyecta la disponibilidad de camas en ciertos estados, particularmente en el sur del paÍs. fÍjense que en alabama sencillamente no hay camas para cuidados intensivos. ilia: cuesta creer que hemos retrocedido tanto . la florida vio 48 horas a los distritos para que obedezcan una orden del gobernador ron desantis. no quiere que el uso de las mascarillas sea obl

kumasi: that coyote is cute.gie: teachers are waiting for students to arrive when this coyote made a beeline for the classroom. can we blame this coyote for wanting to learn. it was sitting in a corner behind the teacher's desk. staff try to shoo it away but it would not move. so they had to get animal control in their and then they safely removed the coyote. >> i don't know what this animal is thinking ever. reggie: i encouraging this animal. kumasi: it has options. reggie: it's head is right underneath this pendant. kumasi: i feel like that animal is getting so much shade. i can feel it coming through. reggie: when i was a real little kid in hawaii we had a mongoose. kumasi: were they friendly? reggie: they were mostly scared of us but we had wide-open classrooms so mongoose would run around the classroom. but it was fine. kumasi: you just let it be. good. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: ending the pandemic may rest in the hands of our nation's youngest adult spread why the white house

ama: wildlife experts say people should not be afraid coyotes will attack them, saying coyotes are pretty don't feed them at all. the same could be said of news anchors. [laughter] ama: don't feed us. dan: don't get too close. ama: we are keeping distance in the studio. the latest on the weather. sanda: w oere. hello! [laughter] the weather is changing. let me show you live doppler 7. we have some monsoon moisture moving in from the south. starting to see heavier cloud cover in monterey. there is the possibility that we could see a couple of drops along our coastline tomorrow morning as the monsoon flow continues. the lawyers are so dry at the lower elevations that we are not really expecting a whole lot in terms of accumulation if we get anything. sierra nevada will see some isolated thunderstorms and showers going into tomorrow. we want to show you the layer's of smoke and fog from our east bay hills camera. very clearly you can see some of the smoke layer's in the upper parts of the atmosphere. tomorrow, some of that is making it down to the ground, which is why there is an air quality

>> no, i have seen a lot of people feeding coyotes. there are a lot of people that sympathize with them so they feed them all sorts of treats. >> it is believed the same woman may be feeding coyotes in of close encounters reported with coyotes in the city recently even in populated areas. >>> dixie fire has scorched over half a million acres. that's more than 780 square miles. >> largest single fire in california history, crews phaze able to increase containment to 30% last night. more than 550 structures are destroyed. 16,000 are threatened. some greenville residents are in shock over the destruction they've seen and they're not the only ones. >> i have talked to guys who have been fighting fire much longer than i have, many decades more. and they've never seen anything even close to this magnitude of destruction. >> this morning climate experts and communities affected by fire will demand action to phase out fossil fuel extraction and production. they're holding a press conference at 10:00. >>> there is a new wildfire that's a concer

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ama: wildlife experts say people should not be afraid coyotes will attack them, saying coyotes are pretty reserved. dan: stay away, don't feed them at all. the same could be said of news anchors. [laughter] ama: don't feed us. dan: don't get too close. ama: we are keeping distance in the studio. the latest on the weather. sandhya: way over there. hello! [laughter] the weather is changing. let me show you live doppler 7. we have some monsoon moisture moving in from the south. starting to see heavier cloud cover in monterey. there is the possibility that we could see a couple of drops along our coastline tomorrow morning as the monsoon flow continues. the lawyers are so dry at the lower elevations that we are not really expecting a whole lot in terms of accumulation if we get anything. sierra nevada will see some isolated thunderstorms and showers going into tomorrow. we want to show you the layer's of smoke and fog from our east bay hills camera. very clearly you can see some of the smoke layer's in the upper parts of the atmosphere. tomorrow, some of that is making it down to the ground,

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. >>> a coyote crack down in san francisco. not against the animals but against the humans feeding them. animal control wants help identifying this woman recently caught on camera on bernal hill. sitting out plates of raw meat for the animals. they describe her as someone who regularly feeds the coyotes in several places throughout the city. officials say encouraging coyotes to approach people is extremely dangerous. one coyote has been put down for becoming too comfortable approaching people. wild foxes are getting handouts from people. rangers say people have been feeding them and that has led to them approaching people at picnic tables. it is not only a bad idea to feed the wildlife. it is also illegal and you can be fined. >>> a peninsula school district is taking a big step to helping teachers make it in the bay. the teachers broke ground on an affordable housing complex for teachers and staff. the complex is being built on the margaret brown elementary site. it will include 56 homes plus a community building and a play gr

kumasi: you want a coyote. reggie: i really kind of want a coyote. that's not good.ated for hypothermia before released. kumasi: it is friday and that means our guide to giving you a better weekend in the bay area. reggie: things are always changing with the pandemic, but for certain there is still fun to be had. what should we do? kumasi: here are some ideas. jobina: get your weekend started with the oakland a's after they take on the new york yankees on friday night dance will be invited to sit on the outfield grass to enjoy a star wars-themed drone lake show. tickets start at -- drone light show. if baseball is not your thing head over to dolores park for sundown cinema. at 6:00 the park will show a free screening of sister act and feature one of the city's favorite sisters. sister roma will be there with the divine choir of grace cathedral to perform a song from the movie. we watched august be declared transgender history month in san francisco. this sunday the transgender district is hosting a riot lock party in the tenderloin on taylor street. the party, requir

. >> coyote saved. >> good job. >> you heard that correctly. the rescue operation after a >>> new at 11:00. the date is set one month from now. you must be fully vaccinated to enter the shark tank or be turned away. what happens if you already got your tickets to a concert or a game and you did not get the shot? kpix5 is at the sap center with answers. [music] >> reporter: he is known all over the world as captain half beard. >> what is the first game you will be at. >> the first preseason game this year. >> reporter: his real name is rick kate. >> it will be fun to have a fuller tank again. a little nervous with delta and everything. >> reporter: but this year san jose sharks fans like rick are finding out they will need more than just a ticket to get through the shark tank door. they will be required to show proof of full vaccination against covid- 19. >> i am vaccinated. i actually feel safer and more i am fully vaccinated. i don't mind. it worth it to go to the games. >> we are here to rock. >> reporter: it is not just sharks games, every e

to be and it is really dangerous for the coyote. >> they're not home animals.y're like wild animals that life outside and you're not supposed to keep them. they go hunt for their own food. so i don't think it is right. >> the kid gets it. animal control says they have reason to belief the same woman may be feeding die owe r. owe tees in other city parks. >>> let's take a live look outside from our camera. you can see a little bit of treasure island out there. or is that angel island? but we could have some changes in the coming days. >> yes, chief meteorologist paul heggen is tracking a new round of wildfire smoke that could be on our way. >>> yeah, we've got some stuff headed towards different directions. monsoonal moisture from the south will converge on the bay area over the next couple of days. i don't think either of those factors is going to have a major impact, though, at ground level. we'll talk about that in a second. and farther to our north it will be this big heat dome taking over once again there the pacific northwest, and not quite as strong as th

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blanket and they treated the coyote pup for hypothermia and then released it.k on him in a suit. the murder hornets, they're back. the first nest of the killer bugs this year was discovered in a dead tree in washington state and teams quickly vacuumed 113 worker hornets from the nest and then destroyed 1500 others, which they say were ready to hatch. they're called murder hornets because they prey on other bees and pose a serious threat to the honeybee population. >> get him out of here. >> the science behind the spread. the cdc is using an outbreak in the north bay to show how. >> covid especially with delta >> covid especially with delta can spread quick ♪ ♪ ♪ >> covid especially with delta can spread quick ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. is a big story. the cdc released a report today revealing just how it unvaccinated marion county teacher started a covid-19 delta variant outbreak. >> at an elementary school. the teacher reportedly read aloud to the class while unma

new video of a coyote pup being rescued near a tourist site in san francisco plus a recently released sex offender could soon become homeless. why some say that's not safe also ahead hot and hazy weather is on the way meteorologist kyla grogan has the details in your at metro by t-mobile... ...we don't think you should pay extra for unlimited 5g. introducing the big 5g upgrade. ditch boost and cricket... ...and save half when you switch. just twenty-five bucks a month for one line of unlimited smartphone data. with 5g access included. plus get a free samsung galaxy five g with trade in. all on the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with the big five g upgrade. only at metro. about 10 30 this morning a coyote pup was spotted walking along pier 41 near the blue and gold fleet san francisco animal care and control tried to capture the young coyote but he got away by jumping into the water. two blue and gold employees got into a boat with the animal control worker and were able to rescue the coyote and they say the rescue happened just in time because the pup probably wouldn'

i have seen a lot of people feeding the coyotes. there are a lot of people that sympathize with them so they feed them all sorts of treats. >> it is believed the same woman may be feeding coyotes in other parts of the city as well. feeding wildlife is illegal and you can face a $1,000 fine or jail time. >>> dixie fire has scorched over half a million acres or 780 square miles. >> that's a little less than the size of alameda county. it's the largest single fire in california history. crews were able to increase containment to 30% last night. more than 550 structures are destroyed. 16,000 are threatened. some residents are in shock over the destruction they've seen and they're not the only ones. >> i have talked to guys who have been fighting fire much longer than i have, many decades more. they've never seen anything even close to this magnitude of destruction. >>> this morning climate experts in communities affected will demand action to phase out fossil fuel extraction and production. they're holding a press conference at 10:00. >

a small coyote, spotted walking along the p this morning. and control was called, but when they tried to get the coyote, it jumped into the water. blue and gold fleet emplo offered a small boat to help. >> she scooped it up in her net and we got out of the water just in time, i think. >> no word on the coyote's condition. >> poor thing. let's get a check of the forecast. it's going to get hot later this week. sandhya: is already going there. temperatures have soared into the 90's. low 100s inland. i want to show you a live picture. notice san francisco is starting to get hazy. here is a look at the temperatures. 69 in the city, it managed to get into the low 70's today. oakland is at 75 degrees. san jose, 82, compared to 24 hours ago. we are about five to 15 degrees warmer. 64 in pacifica. here is the view from san jose, where the sun is shining. 101 in fairfield, 94 in livermore. smoke from those wildfires in northern california, also the calder fire, pretty obvious how smoky it is. that smoke is actually traveling because of the wind into

look how close the coyote is. they call this woman a particularly egregious feeder. she allegedly feeds them in other locations as well around the city. if you know her animal control wants to hear from you. feeding wildlife is illegal and anyone who is caught could face fines up to a thousand dollars and even jail time. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area one tech company is asking how much is it worth to be able it work from home? the tech workers that could see a pay cut. >>> and the link between sleep apnea and heart issues. how the american heart association is raising awareness. >>> and we are talking kids and mental health. we got expert advice on how parents can help make sure their kid's have a smooth is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to escape your home, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlig

she was photographed feeding a coyote raw meat. this woman may have thought that she was actually helping to feed a hungry wild animal. >> it makes the wildlife lose their natural wariness of people . they begin to see people as a source of food. kumasi: the feed wild animals or coyotes and you could face a fine of up to $1000. elephants in china, reuters reports that after that 18 my -- 18 mile long journey they appear to be headed home in the southwest part of the country. more than 25,000 police officers have used vehicles and drones to help guide them and there have been a few umps in the road. one elephant accidentally ripped a side view mirror off of a car. warning police about those issues, let them go by. at this point they still don't know why the elephants left and started to travel miles away. don't they deserve a vacation, a change of scenery like everybody else? >> i was going to say, that was vacation. a sabbatical. good for them. i wish we could all take 18 months and just wander. kumasi: that's a vacation. [laughter

cal fire said that the coyote fire off state route 29 and spruce grove road in hidden valley lake in lake county. it is at 127 acres and is 95% contained tonight. caltrans did closed part of highway 29 last night. but it is back open right now. we'll keep you updated here. meanwhile, fire crews continue to make a little progress in trying to slow down the dixie fire. >> which shows no signs of slowing down in. it's burned more than 4, 540,000 acres across 4 counties in northern california. the fire has burned entire towns and has left thousands of folks without a home this weekend. fire crews are now bracing for triple digit temperatures and the potential of dry lightning which could spark even more flames. the dixie fire. now the second largest in california state history is just 31% contained. right now. the kron 4 dot com. you can find tips for the upcoming fire season just in the qr code on your screen with your mobile device. and you'll be directed to the wildfire resources on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> still ahead, what you need to know if you're flying to las vegas to w

. >>> plus, a very, very wet emergency landing. >>> back now with a 4-year-old girl attacked by a coyote in southern california. surveillance video shows family members outside their home when the animal runs by and attacks the young girl. the father ran after the animal. his daughter was injured in the arm. >>> there is new concern this morning about so-called murder hornets in the pacific northwest. a massive nest has been found and destroyed in washington state. it's the first discovery this year. a queen and nearly 1,500 other hornets were inside a tree. state officials vacuumed them up but say it was a close call. >> a few of us who were working very tight in the area were approached by the hornets, and they did actually attempt to sting us this time, but we're all very happy to say our hornet suits worked very well and no injured were sustained. >> murder hornets are not typically aggressive toward people but their sting can kill. the hornets prey typically on honeybees which as you know are crucial for pollinating crops. >>> an apparent gas explosion at a strip mall near phoenix,

officials released this photo of a woman offering meat to a coyote who is just feet away from her.otos were taken recently in bernal heights, feeding wild animals is illegal, and authorities say feeding coyotes can make them dangerously aggressive. they say a coyote that was being fed in golden gate park had to be euthanized recently because it had lost its natural fear of humans. coming up affordable housing coming soon for daly, city teachers and staff look at the i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. upcoming recall started going out today in the mail for people living here in san francisco. every registered voter will get a vote by mail ballot, but there will also be in person v

to feed the coyotes. >> it makes the wildlife lose their natural weariness of people. source of food. >> why left experts say -- wildlife experts say that people should not be worried that coyotes will attack them. but this should not feed them. -- they should not feed them. . this guy here is busy working on our state's recovery. you see he lives in california and by vacationing in california he's supporting our businesses and communities. which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away craftsman. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. and help our state get back to work. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today contestants-- a musician originally from chicago, illinois... a community engagement manager from arlington, virginia... and our returning champion-- a phd student from new haven, connecticut... ...whose 15-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now here is the guest host of "jeopardy!"--joe buck. [ applause ] thank you, jo