wetlands, there's proof that coyotes use this area because i'm finding coyote scat inside these fences. coyotes are species that most people know live in the l.a. area, but people think that they live in the mountains-- mountainous areas or griffith park, where there's more open space, but really don't think of them as animals able to adapt to this type of landscape. [car alarm beeps] back to the ranger station. yeah, so, we're in griffith park, and here is one right here. this park is surrounded by freeway, by urbanization, by some major barriers for wildlife. so, we just saw two, maybe 3 coyotes within this picnic area. so, they know that this resource is here on a regular basis. coyotes are doing pretty well in this urban landscape thanks to their adaptability, but the mountain lions are another story. they really need some help if they're going to have a population here for multiple generations to come. i use camera traps, which are motion-activated cameras that have a sensor in front that's triggered by motion or heat that allows me to document wildlife that is using a particular

to coexist with coyotes, they say. what you might think of as aggressive is actually their defensive behavior. here's a great little sampling of some of the marine coyotes that my team has come across and the years you know, we've put 20 solid years and the coyote management they are in every neighborhood in marin. they are during the day, the dawn dusk and midnight . uh what we do know what we've really learned by them is there very quick to adopt and really smart. if you do encounter a coyote. what you're supposed to do is something called hazing. and that means you get loud you get as obnoxious as possible. you try to make your body seem as big as possible. wave your hands make a lot of noise. the idea is that because those coyotes are so adaptable, they learn very quickly that they shouldn't be near humans and that they should be fearful of humans. if every human that they come into contact with does that hazing so that is the advice being gay? into the neighborhood around here to know what to do when they do come

once on the field, the coyotes did not disappoint.in. >> go, baby! yeah! >> reporter: final score, wildcats 13, uvalde coyotes 21. a pointed reminder of the 21 lives lost. >> i don't know where this stands in the games that i've won, as far as importance. because i've won some big playoff games and things like that. but right now, with the weight of the world on our shoulders what you came out here and just done, i love you like you're my own children, you understand that? could not be more proud of you. >> i was hearing my community cheer and chant for us. it's a lot of emotions coming in at once. we're not going to give up, we're going to keep fighting for the town and for the families and for everybody else. it just felt real good that i know they're happy and they're not mourning or sad anymore. >> it's funny, because as a football dad, i want the score to be 100-0. but they won 21. and to me it was just a sign that the 21 angels are looking down at this community and saying that they're here that they're still present. and that t

the family is accusing huntington beach of not doing enough to remove coyotes from populated areas.y chang has the story. >> at a news conference in pasadena, bree at backers, attorney spoke on her behalf. doctors, 2 year-old was attacked by a coyote in april while they were walking near the pier in huntington beach when suddenly out of nowhere, a coyote came and attacked. >> brands, 2 year-old toddler girl. you may have seen reports from this but essentially what happened was that ran up and it tore the girl's face leaving deep lacerations and now scars on her face. >> dockers attorney samsula meany said the attack happened amidst a rise in coyote sightings and incidents in urban areas in beach communities. 18 to 24 months approximate before this incident. >> reported incidents of cody's to animal control around huntington beach. we're going on an order of at least once a week. >> so many said based on information they've collected, it appears the city had a plan at the time to create coyote hazing teams but failed to take action. hazing, obviously referring to steps, taken to dete

coyotes, if you are confronted by a coyote, wildlife experts say don't back down, shout, throw items and never feed them. >> in antioch, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> time for another look at the forecast to looking live over the golden gate bridge with a cargo ship sailing underneath the bridge kind of cool. lawrence is standing by with what's going on. yeah, that is really cool coming and going right now, bringing supplies taken some out and here we go. we've got some changes coming our way. there's a cold front off the coastline is going to factor in our weather here. the next 24 hours. and then i think we're going to set sail what looks like some warmer weather as we get in toward friday. and will the weekend's looking pretty good? beautiful fall weather outside for the beginning of october. up there right now. yes, a little those cargo ship. amazing. the they're so huge that go by one right next to each other. underneath the golden gate bridge. beautiful out there right now. no fog to speak of. so their visibility not obscured as our sailing on through temperatures right

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by the coyote. if you encounter a coyote, the advice is to do something called hazing, so that means to get big to get loud, really, to get as obnoxious as possible to try to scare them away. the idea is that this coyotes are pretty smart, and they learn very quickly. so if they have humans that are doing that that are scaring them away, they will know to not approach humans anymore because they will be scared of them. so that is really the advice from wildlife experts. you've got to get loud clap stomp your feet. whatever you can do to scare that coyote away, and that is what they are encouraging people in this neighborhood to do live in san rafael, amanda keown, thanet ktvu fax two news. thank you knew this morning just hours ago , a tentative agreement between us freight railways and the unions representing those workers for now has been averted has averted a possible strike that was due to begin late tomorrow night. a strike would have affected 30% of all freight in the country also would have a

here how to coexist with coyotes.you get too close to a done, that's where their young are right and they are very good parents and they're very protective. and so they will. they will respond defensively. and sometimes this is directed at people. and so if you get this body ling this body language, you know that you're too close to a den, but usually it's directed at dogs. so the advice is, if you do encounter a coyote to try to scare them off , and you do that, with loud noises, you move your hands and try to be big act loud. stomp your feet all of that to try to scare that coyote away. that is the best advice right now for people who are living in this neighborhood live in san rafael. amanda kintanar ktvu fox two news. alright. thank you, amanda. san francisco police were targeted by thieves who stole catalytic converters from at least four police vehicles that that's happened monday at the police special operations bureau in potrero hill. officials confirmed thieves had two police trucks and two vans. officers are

they noticed a coyote in the neighborhood yesterday. we can see this coyote crossing a car's path, searching for something. as of now, no reports of that coyote hurting anyone or causing any problems. people are paying close attention. ama: a shooting the entered a 13-year-old student last month was not intentional. a student has been charged in the race. investigators have determined it was an accidental discharge. the child who was charged is now out of the hospital. dan: juveniles who commit crimes in san francisco could now become charged as adults. today, they announced they are abandoning the policy to never charge a juvenile as an adult. effective immediately, they are forming a juvenile review team which will consider whether to recommend if a 16-year-old or 17-year-old may try as an adult. >> we cannot allow families of victims and victims themselves to remain without justice. or accountability in very serious and egregious cases. dan: they will collaborate with all parties involved including members of the victims and offender

they noticed a coyote in the neighborhood yesterday.is coyote crossing a car's path, searching for something. as of now, no reports of that coyote hurting anyone or causing any problems. people are paying close attention. ama: a shooting the entered a 13-year-old student last month was not intentional. a student has been charged in the race. investigators have determined it was an accidental discharge. the child who was charged is now out of the hospital. dan: juveniles who commit crimes in san francisco could now become charged as adults. today, they announced they are abandoning the policy to never charge a juvenile as an adult. effective immediately, they are forming a juvenile review team which will consider whether to recommend if a 16-year-old or 17-year-old may try as an adult. >> we cannot allow families of victims and victims themselves to remain without justice. or accountability in very serious and egregious cases. dan: they will collaborate with all parties involved including members of the victims and offenders families. in

across the years coyote coalition not to try to teach people how to coexist. coyotes are generally skittish and posed little risk to what you see as aggressive is actually them being up around and they look at you often gets misperceived that this coyote is get me and what trying to tell? yes they're trying to trick you into thinking that that's all going to happen. that's natural defense mechanism if you encounter a coyote do something cold hazing standard ground makeup. right away the idea. coyotes learn to be fearful of humans and know that they are not welcome near them in san rafael and eakins. donna interview, fox two news. i don't want to update on the mosquito fire in the sierra foothills qualifier about 400 acres, and it's now what more than 64,000 acres or 100 square miles in size. it is california's largest wildfire this year did not change overnight. it remains a 20% evacuation orders were issued. 1000 people in el dorado and plaster counties are currently evacuated from their homes after flames jumped. the american river wildfire says today's prio

coyotes, if you are confronted by a coyote, wildlife experts say don't back down, shout, throw items and never feed them. >> in antioch, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> several authorities have launched a criminal investigation into how the mosquito fire started. the official cause of the fire which has burned more than 76,000 acres and is 85% contained remains unknown as gurajpal sangha tells us the u.s. forest service has now taken control of some of pg and e's equipment. >> it has been nearly 3 weeks since the mosquito fire started in the foot hills, a placer county. it has burned homes, structures and forced land. the u.s. forest service says early indications show the fire. starting the a one up each of these power lines. the electric utility says federal investigators seize its utility transmission pole and attached equipment. confirms it is cooperating with the investigation and that's they're conducting their own. but they don't have access to that evidence. in a statement pg e says we are grateful for the first responders who have been fighting the mosquito fire. the u.

. >> a dog was attacked by a coyote at the contra loma regional park. >> a coyote snuck up on a small dog and its owner monday morning in antioch, dragging the animal away before the owner chased it down and contra loma regional park and recovered her pet. fortunately, the east bay regional park district says the dog is expected to survive. certainly off-leash dogs very high risk, especially small ones because they are. >> very tempting to but in this case, wildlife program manager doug bell says the dog was least the woman that was walking her dog. and you're been tense since she really totally aware her surroundings. and the county came up from behind. >> and grab the on leash. the bigger concern bill says is that the coyote was not intimidated by the woman or maybe humans in general, they get more brazen and more brave and everything else. so. >> the doing, you know, people aren't just scaring them off. so they're coming in closer. still, dog owners are advised to follow the signs and keep your pets tethered regardless. it never off a leash. >> he's a big guy and he's very sweet th

there are coyotes in antioch after a dog was attacked by a pack of coyotes yesterday. this happened at the contra loma regional park park. police say someone was walking their dog when the coyotes attacked and then the pac ran off into the hills of the part. the dog is expected to survive. thankfully now if you see a coyote be aggressive, they say to call park police for help. >> it's a look at the first romantic comedy by a studio with a predominantly lgbtq cast. i'm doug kolk. we take a look at the film rose coming up next. >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news from the producers of bridesmaids. and you may have seen train wreck. this new movie is a romantic comedy revolving around 2 men with commitment issues. that cold gives us a behind the scenes look. and this morning's entertainment report. >> the film is the first romantic comedy from a major studio with an entirely lgbtq main cast. the lgbtq+ museum. everyone is really excited and totally getting along. >> to be bisexual awareness week and one acknowledged a mask history month. marks the mixed or brought

said the coyote didn't seem to be fearful of humans at all. wildlife officials encourage people to try to be scary when they're approached by an aggressive coyote, they say stand up to them, be from do not run away because coyotes can see that as a sign of weakness. >> getting here, more news coming up right after this. after being in the works for a decade, a new housing deeelopment for san francisco unified teachers is closer to becoming reality. shirley chisholm village will be located on 43rd avenue in the outer sunset, the 135 unit affordable housing development is the first educator housing project for both. the city and san francisco unified school district. it's being built on property owned by the school district and district educators, employees and their families will get priority for the new units. >> shirley chisholm village not only addresses the urgent housing needs of rsf usd educators, but it's actually the very first 100% affordable housing development i'm ever in the sunset district. yeah. >> shirley chisholm village will in

. >> also were small dog was snatched by a coyote in a local park. how the owner came to the rescue. plus hurricane and is expected to bring a life-threatening storm surge in the path of the storm has shifted what people are doing to brace for potentially historic catastrophe. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. if you think you have dupuytren's contracture, there's a simple test you can take—from anywhere. try to lay your hand flat against a surface. if you can't, you may have dupuytren's contracture. talk to a hand specialist about your options, including nonsurgical treatments. >> i want to slow down in those cond

tonight, the coyote was found in an antioch residential neighborhood, limping around with broken right scapula and a puncture wound from a suspected animal attack. she was also very thin. the county will be on cage rest as they call it for at least 4 weeks while her injuries heal. happening tomorrow, bart will offer 50% discount on all public affairs for the entire month of september. >> the discounts are in honor of the transit system's 50th anniversary, which is september. the 11th. but riders only get the discount if they use a clipper card and a printed tickets at the vending machines will be charged at the regular price. the bart system was first launched in the bay area back in 1972, also to celebrate its 50th anniversary bar is holding an event on september 10th from 11 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon at the lake merritt station in oakland. there will be food, trucks and music and games prizes and the opening of a time capsule. >> coming up next in sports, giants hoping to avoid another sweep against the padres and snap their six-game losing streak. grim out there. sport

you do see the coyote happened over the fence given. >> really good chase.to go back to where he came from. and then you see mom and coming out there to he's see what what the commotion was. all right. well, even animals are trying their bus to beat this record heat. take a look at this girl that was sent to us from angela from saint helena. well, she says the squirrel seems super exhausted and lay down for a little rest on the back porch. john, this looks exactly how everest. that's not a squirrel. that was me yesterday the exclusive video. i mean, he's probably awful on some you known nets or something. just, you know, wired in it just continues that whatever he's laying on right there must be nice and cool because getting a big and it looks like he's being provided some shade. like a tree right there. so. >> hey, follow his advice and just keep it cool are coming up in the next hour. we got some high temperatures. >> in the bay area there causing massive power outages, forcing businesses and schools to close down yet. energy officials urging residents to

a resident saw a coyote roaming.is clip the coyote crossed a car's path and seems to be searching for something. as of now there have been no reports of the wild animal being of any harm to residents in the community. or to their pets. reggie: nasa is preparing to combat potential asteroids with the first planetary defense system and they will test the double asteroid redirection in two weeks. they will crash a special spacecraft into a faraway asteroid in the hope is that the collision will shift the trajectory of the asteroid. and this seems like something that i just made up but it is apparently true. drew: didn't they do this in " armageddon." reggie: that was "armageddon" and "deep impact" which came out at the same time as "bugs" and " antz." drew: that was the first dvd i ever owned, a special place in my heart. reggie: i am not sure that i ever saw "armageddon" or "deep impact." kumasi: i do not remember what happened. drew: the late 90's was obsessed with asteroids hitting us, i do not know why. reggie: and

in fact, they went after a dog attacked by a pack of coyotes yesterday.ed at the contra loma regional park park. police say someone was walking there dog when the coyote is attacked and then the pac ran off into the hills. the dog is expected to be ok, but if you do see a coyote being aggressive, they say need to call park police for help and trying to cause much noise and swing your arms, trying to get him to run off. we'll take a break. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. we're continuing our coverage of hispanic heritage month. we're going to show you one teacher who took a field trip. >> to a place that he and his students wouldn't be able to use less than a century ago. we'll explain. >> and we are going to see conditions today that are a little bit cooler than yesterday, only in the 70's andi80's. no 90's in this forecast today. but will we get there in your seven-day forecast? i'll tell you about it. still to come. >> then hit the roads out there on this tuesday morning. we are keeping a close eye on ♪ ♪ from out of the blue, every room can be

on go, there's a coyote home.a fence to get into the backyard before making its way around the side of the house. and that's where the 2 dogs we're waiting. they both gave chase sending that cut coyote running back to where it came from. >> now to an amazing story of survival off the coast of northern brazil. a fisherman safe himself after his boat sank by jumping into a floating freezer. the man says he spent 11 days in that freezer until he was eventually rescued by another boat. he does not know how to swim and says he constantly had to scoop water out to keep the freezer afloat. he says sharks would often circle the freezer, but they never did attack. >> on the >> sure is that summer arrived. >> video from the virgin islands shows the moment the coast guard rescues of stranded spear fisherman according to officials, the 50 year-old man was injured and holding onto some rocks before he was lifted into that helicopter to safety. the rescue happened sunday as the region was being battered by tropical storm earl.

actual coyotes? the one they eat you. that is what they're facing. and the only thing is we talk about the process now. border patrol is trying. they can't process everybody who's coming. they don't have enough people. and the cartels are getting paid in advance, so one of those people who live or die along the way they got their cash. we are complicit in that. we might as well pay the cartels ourselves. >> well the biden administration is. >> his first interview and more than 200 days, president trump got his spotlight when he says to be seen. more on thatll t next. >> president biden raising my questions about a second term in a new interview with 60 minutes. for months now you've known him the president, the white house, even, even kamala harris, have been alluding to abandon hera's to get up. but not something that we have from a different president biden saying that he is insane yet. >> said are you committed to running again? or are they certain conditions that have to be right? >> look if i we

tres coyotes fueron detenidos y lo migrantes fueron deportados a sus paÍses.al hacer la inspecciÓn descubrieron a mÁs de 180,000 antes. muchos de ellos no saben quÉ harÁn. me siento mal, me siento triste. hay mÁs deudas. este grupo de migrantes cruzÓ el grupo fronterizo. >> no hay dÓnde quedarnos. del lado mexicano llegÓ. se organizan mÁs. quieren salir de la ciudad fronteriza. >> un nuevo problema se ayuda a la larga lista de deficiencia. supervisores federales investigan el caso de los residentes pasan mucho trabajo para obtener agua potable. >> es el problema mÁs reciente que enfrenta la administraciÓn de viviendas, contaminaciÓn del agua con arsÉnico. >> no podÍan hacerlo para tomar, para cocinar. >> anoche recibimos un mensaje. >> su vecina tambiÉn dice haber notado el agua turbia. su mascota apareciÓ muerta dos meses despuÉs. del agua gratis repartÍa cada maÑana que recojan en pleno calor. hoy volvieron a tomar pruebas. los resultados de mueran varias horas mientras que los residentes esperan. >> las autoridades aseguran que el problema es aislado. guill

. >> the juvenile coyote is recovering at the lindsey wildlife experience in walnut creek tonight.this is a picture of the little girl. she was found rescued in an antioch, residential neighborhood, limping around with but turned out to be a broken right scapula and a puncture wound from a suspected animal attack. the coyote will be on cade rest for at least the next 4 weeks while her injuries heal. >> new court documents are revealing details surrounding the fiery crash here. windsor hills. you see the explosion. you're just a horrific scene. 5 people died and unborn child was also killed. were now learning that the suspects legal team says the driver apparently suffered a lapse of consciousness at the time of the collision. documents show the cold linton, a 37 year-old nurse from texas was suffering a mental health crisis days. and her lawyers say even minutes before the crash. he also reportedly struggled with bipolar disorder for several years. those documents were filed by her lawyers and obtained by the la times. lynn's attorneys now say due to her mental health issues, she s

the coyote had sneaked up. then drag the little dog away. but the owner chased it, managed to get the pet back. the dog was injured, but it is expected to survive. wildlife officials encourage people to be firmed act scary as they put it when approached by an aggressive coyote. >> tonight, police are blaming illegal dumping for this crash in pittsburgh. police say a driver was trying to avoid a large box of construction material that had been left on the pittsburg, antioch highway when the driver crashed into the back of a bus hurting a bus passenger. it's not clear whether or not authorities were able to track down the person who dunks the construction debris, a community in oakland coming together to help a family of an uber driver who was shot to death while seated in his vehicle outside of his own home kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the story. >> crowdfunding up and raises over $116,000 for the family of peter back on july 17th, the 52 year-old uber driver was shot to death while seated in his vehicle outside of his home oakland's littl

they are cheering on the uvalde high school coyotes who won their first home game friday night. they are now undefeated, with fans all over the world cheering them on this season. david? >> no question about that. we are rooting for that team and for all of those children going back to school. mireya, so glad you are back there again tonight. my thanks to you. >>> when we come back here on the news this evening, a deadly shark attack involving a pennsylvania woman snark. ing with her family on vacation. >>> and the tv news anchor struggling on air suddenly, revealing to viewers it was the beginning of a stroke. the reminder tonight about the warning signs. you can't always d triggers like stress. qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks... you can't prevent what's going on outside, that's why qulipta™ helps what's going on inside. qulipta™ is a pill. gets right to work to prevent migraine attacks and keeps them away over time. qulipta™ blocks cgrp—a protein believed to be a cause of migraine attacks. qulipta™ is a preventive treatment for episodic migraine. most common side ef

>> reporter: in texas, john quinones, abc news. >> go coyotes. thank you for watching.ary bruce. for david and the team, good night. and have a great weekend. nd. wh't the heat if you need ideas we've got several to share. i'm meteorologist sandia patel live on the roof extreme and dangerous heat for the holiday weekend. i'll have the temperatures and warning coming up. do you guys know you're not supposed to be drinking outside in public? yeah. a day after the i-team showed you this violent arrest the san rafael police chief is taking action against the officers involved now from abc 7 live breaking news. and that breaking news a fire that is exploded in size in a matter of hours and destroyed homes. this is called the mill fire. it's in siskiyou county near the city of weed. look at those flames the fire has grown to nearly 2600 acres with no containment all residents in the city of weed have been ordered to evacuate the mayor says multiple homes have burned wheat is located 70 miles north of redding. it's right off i-5 as you head toward the oregon border fire starte

. >> watch out for a coyote ease in antioch. a pack was spotted yesterday at contra loma regional park rangers to the east bay regional park district say 70's with their dog. >> the coyotes attack, but eventually then ran away and hills. the dog was injured but is expected to survive. is just a good reminder that coyotes are out there. >> be careful. 8.11, is that i'm still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. oakland police officers are re-imagining public safety as violent crime continues to rise there. we'll see how they plan to do with low level calls. and pope people are scrambling right now to lee florida before hurricane ian hits that states officials are saying now is the time to get out. don't wait. we'll be right back. >> 14 right now and florida looks calm and this shot. but floridians are scrambling to protect themselves ahead of hurricane ian. yeah, we know it made landfall in cuba earlier this morning, a category 3 storm and they're predicting it could very well drop anywhere from perhaps 12 to maybe even 16 inches o

it's the coyotes' first home game of the season.elementary school. their first game of the season last week was an away game. final score, carrizo wildcats, 13, uvalde coyotes, 21. a poignant reminder of the 21 lives lost, and on the team's first home game, another win for the coyotes. >> big win with my boys. fought our hardest but we never gave up and, you know, that's just what this town needed. >> reporter: giving their fans and the community a reason to come together and cheer and to collectively feel just a bit of healing one tiny step at a time. in texas, john quinones, abc news. >> and so many people cheering for those young men. we'll be right back. i guess that's it then, huh? yup. see you around. i knew that was the last time i'd see tom. the truth is, i was spending too much online jake from state farm. don't give up what you love. state farm has options like bundling home and auto, so you get a rate that fits your budget. tom! i'm gonna buy more stuff! for surprisingly great rates that fit any budget... like a good neig

those coyotes eventually ran away into the hills. as for the dog, it was injured in the attack but is expected to survive. new at noon the federal government has approved an ambitious plan to build a nationwide electric vehicle charging network all 50 states, washington, d.c., and puerto rico are included in this plan to create alternative fuel corridors on the national highway system. the biden administration has allocated 5 billion dollars to states to fund the new ev chargers for 5 years. once built the ev charger network, we'll cover 75,000 miles of u.s. highways. meanwhile, the white house is proposing new rules requiring airlines to be more transparent about their fees. president biden announced the initiative yesterday at a meeting of the white house competition council. the rules would force airlines to disclose the full true cost of a flight up front before tickets purchased. that includes fees for baggage seating fees are cancellations after the proposal was made public. one industry group said airlines pricing is already h

they were doing that night and their attorney says that the city knew that the coyotes were causing problemscommunity and they should have taken action before. the little girl was attacked. >> what the city could have done differently in this case was actually follow the portions of their plan that called for hazing teams to be created to address the risk of encroaching cody's. does not appear that they actually did that. >> a spokesperson for the city said they could not comment on pending legal matters, but that they did say in the last 5 years this was the only report involving a coyote attacking a human. kron. four's your local election headquarters. and just days after the chair of the california republican party talked about how the party is reaching out to voters, we have the same questions for the leader of california's democratic party. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace sat down with the chair rusty hicks about where the parties party stands as the midterms approach. >> yeah. chair hicks makes clear he expects this upcoming election to be one of success for california. democra

. >> the juvenile coyote is recovering at the lindsey, a wildlife experience in walnut creek tonight,h residential neighborhood, limping around with a broken right scapula and a puncture wound from a suspected animal attacked. she was also very thin. the coyote will be on cage rest for at least 4 weeks while her injuries heal starting tomorrow, bart will be offering a 50% discount on all published fares for the whole month of september. >> the discounts are in honor of the transit system's 50th anniversary. an event will be held september 10th at the lake merritt station in oakland with food. you have food his music games and the opening of a time capsule. that will be cool. one caveat writers only can get the september discount if they use the clipper card printed tickets at the vending machines will be charged. the regular prices. >> he's going to disney world how a community came together to make a young boy's dream come true. elementary school in san leandro has been renamed to how keen elementary school. and you're looking at video from the excited crowd at the unveiling this tim

throughout the 19th century americans regarded the bald eagle as a predator like the wolf, the coyote, or the mountain lion. that was a threat to livestock for farmers. a bald eagle was a living -- a living boat eagle was a bald eagle to be shot and americans taught hundreds of thousands of them and pushed the bald eagle in the lower 48 states to the brink of extinction by the turn-of-the-century. peter: how low that number? jack: we don't know because nobody was conducting an official census, but the bald eagle had disappeared from many of the eastern seaboard states. they had become a rare sight by the early 20th century. states where they were at once time very prolific. peter: how many today exist? jack: it is a really wonderful story. the population has come back dramatically. it quadrupled in the 20 tens. now, the estimated population across north america, and, the bald eagle lives only in the wild in north america, truly an all-american bird, today the population is approximately 500,000. all 48. that is north america. canada, alaska, the lower 48 states, and northern mexico. p

they pay them thousands to the coyotes to come north and bring them across the border they want to getaught because they know they will be released and it's a magnet from biden and harris. if joe biden cared, then go to the border and meet with border patrol but he's never done that. >> the coyotes get arrested for the trafficking of humans but what happens? they are deported and sent across the border and then they walked back in because we have no way of stopping them. >> we could spend the whole shelf talking about this problem but we have to move on. the president sits down on camera interview with the media after more than 200 days. we got a sneak peek. where the tough questions? quite the opposite. that's next. ♪ ♪ welcome back to the big saturday show. president biden first date and all the white house promised his administration would bring transparency truth little did we know it would take seven months to 19 days avoiding on camera interviews with the media, biden sat down with 60 minutes. so much too talk about from book border to inflation to recession, plenty of to talk ab

muchos migrantes se sorprenden que el cruceno es tan fÁcil como lo pintan los coyotes o como ellos loas con el informe. pedro: viviendo la intÉrprete esta madre hondureÑa y su hijo llevan siete meses en mÉxico esperando cruzar estados unidos. >> me dijeron que tenÍa que estar en espera. pedro: durante la pedro: en la frontera de reynosa y miles en esta situaciÓn. muchos creÍan que al dejar nuestro zar ya tendrÍan el asilo y podrÍan trabajar de inmediato. >> una mala noticia. pedro: mientras decenas son aceptados a diario en estados unidos, en ciudades fronterizas es que sean voluntarios, ——escasean mientras mÁs migrantes siguen llegando. >> estamos tomando un problema federal a los hombros de un gobierno local, y estÁ muy pesado. tarde o temprano tiene que explotar. pedro: estas son las condiciones en las que tienen que esperar los migrantes en mÉxico, en una casa de campaÑa improvisada, y muchos mÁs en la misma condiciÓn. por eso dicen que prefieren esperar en estados unidos el tiempo que sea necesario, pero ya estando de aquel lado. rosa lleva meses de este lado y dice que por amena

last season, the 28-year-old pebbles played in 60 games for coyote's reason who scored six goals andssists and just about arizona. belarusians are playing here. vladislav klichonok, last night the coyotes 1.3 lost to anaheim vlad without one second spent 16 minutes on the ice. blocked one shot, made one interception while climbing. in the next match of reason, the project will replace vegas and the regular season has already started in the western hockey league of canada, we are interested in the prince albert club in this tournament where vladislav shilo and tikhon chaika perform last night hockey raiders met in unipeg aisi lost to opponents 2-6 in one of the two goals of the team participated belorus on his account assistant balt, which became for him. shilo made his debut in the new season in three matches with a utility indicator of -1 tikhon chaika repelled 20 shots out of 26, we note that prince albert suffered a third defeat in a row at the start of the season. if one door closes, then thousands of others open somewhere, such words were heard during the coaches' awards ceremon

coyote in the desert, is howling in the darkness. calling forth the pack. lifting up the moon. we are eroding, we are evolving together. this is the place we create from. with love, with courage, in grief, and with anger. what do we do with our anger? with a name like tempest i can tell you i don't have a lot of hope. [laughter] but i have sought wisdom from my elders, the elders that we live near, willie gray eyes, a community organizer, who now is a county commissioner in a navajo majority in san juan county, utah. [applause] when he was told that he was not a resident of the state of utah, that it was an illegitimate election from an illegitimate candidate, his family have lived in navajo mountain for adjudications. when they asked what right he has to the state of utah, he simply said my umbilical cord is buried here. when i asked willie what do we do with our anger? and he said terry, it can no longer be about anger. it has to be about healing. going to the source of our pain, and recognizing it. owning it. apologizing for it. embracing it. with a commitment to change. and

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schools across the state of texas will be coyotes for the day and for this community that has a long road to recovery ahead. >> it is a difficult day there. morgan chesky in uvalde, thank you so much. >>> joe and mika, your heart just breaks for the 19 parents who should be dropping their kids off at school in uvalde. the two teachers that should be going back into the classroom and all of those surviving kids and those surviving teachers who experienced that now have to step back today into a classroom and not just learn math and english but try to get through this together somehow. something that will be with them forever. >> these children will live for the rest of thur lives with the trauma of that day. >> and it will impact how so many parents and so many children are looking at school as they go back to school. i think, willie, you, mika, me, some other parents, we've had to explain this to our children. and obviously it is caused great, great tension, great fear not only among children and teachers, but also parents across the country. it is really something, though, that uval

. >> i had a coyote in my backyar. apparently cooling off. he was not a member of the household. > >> parks in the east bay are tag precautions as temperatures climb. more than a dozen parks were closed today. they will be tomorrow. that's to cut down on fire risk and the risk to people people suffering heat related illnesses. one east bay residens that's a good idea. >> i'm grateful that we take mes to mitigate any danger of fire.i understand that with the fire dr being so high right now, and i think i'd rather be safe than s. >> other parks closer to the bal remain open along with swimming pools. we have posted a full lit of closures on kpix.com. > >> until san francisco, the warm the warm weather is bringing a t of people out to the presidio. a presidio. a look at the park crowd today, catching some of that blazing sun but it's kind of cool there at the presidio being so close to the bay. and as kpix 5's da lin show us busis up and down the coast are cashig in on this. >> reporter: it was sold out. up out. up and down bay area beaches. pac

has always been to have the adjudication of some of this at the guatemalan border before people pay coyotes, billions of dollars to risk their lives coming across mexico and maybe get turned away at the border. but to remember three things. 1, we must secure our border. 2, we have a responsibility to accept refugees. and three, our nation is great because we are a nation of immigrants. but don't takeit from me . listen to ronald reagan. when i quote ronald reagan and my republican colleagues he doesn't get any applause. can you imagine that, not even ronald reagan who has said america is preeminent in the world because we have a constant flow of newcomers to our country. and when we close the door we will be diminishing our preeminence in the world. don't take itfrom me. go to google, look up president reagan's last speech as president of the united states . this is the last speech i will make as president of the united states and i want to communicate a message to a country i love and go from there . >>. [inaudible] will you ask is a whole are of the women ran out in terms of personal. the

they pay thousands of dollars to cartels and coyotes or human smugglers and often the women and girls are raped, abused, and migrants who slow down the coyotes will be abandoned and frequently left to die. we see that particularly in south texas around the falfurrias check point where we see the migrants coming across the river. then they are put in stash houses in inhumane conditions and then driven north through the border patrol check points. but because of their fear of being discovered, the coyotes tell them get out of the vehicle and walk around the check point and meet us on the north side to begin -- to continue our journey. the problem is this time of year the weather and temperatures are brutal and frequently ranchers in books county which is a county why the falfurrias check point is located find the bones of migrants who did not make it or otherwise dead bodies. migrants are certainly the face of the biden border crisis, but they're not the only ones being hurt by the failure of the administration to deal with this crisis. when thousands of people a day illegally cross our

r thinks it dates back to the coyote creek flood. after the e, the managers began rapidly drying the water level down after any significant rain. thas when things started slipping. >> >> the idea this is an act of god in nature is not true. it is is a man-made catastrophe. format the deputy operating officer doesn't dispute the changes in the reservoir are contributing to the slippage. >> those things do have an impact. >> reporter: that is exactly why exactly why the homes have to g. part of the seismic project is to stabilize the banks of the lake but there is no practical way to do that under the existing houses. >> the water district said it will buy them all at fair market market value. that is where the dispute lies. and appraiser valued his home in only $900,000, comparing it to similr sized houses and residential su. residential subdivisions. >> we live on a lakefront home.f you going to compensate us for a for a lakefront home you should compare to another lakefront home. >> none of the neighbors have tn the offers. if an ag

friday night lights pulling this town together and as only texas football can the coyotes playing their hearts out to start their season with a big win >> they're going to play hard for each other and they're going to play hard for the town >> reporter: pride in a team and town, proving they can make it through anything together morgan chesky, nbc news uvalde >> the whole country rooting for uvalde >>> when we come back, the inspiring new college football tradition. a different kind of wave at this game and why it means so very much >>> finally tonight, labor day weekend marks the start of college football season and also the return of a new tradition, one that celebrates the young heroes off the field >> it's time for one of the coolest traditions -- >> reporter: for 70,000 fans in iowa city, iowa -- >> everybody here turns and waves to the children's hospital behind the stadium >> reporter: -- some moments are bigger than the game itself like this one. look from the field at the hawkeyes' kinnick stadium to the stands, everyone turning to wave hello to the kids next door. there they a

reporter: schools remembering uvalde statewide as students, teachers, even police officers donned coyote maroon, everyone showing support for the town, forever honoring those 21 lives lost morgan chesky, nbc news, uvalde. >> what a difficult day. >>> the nuclear watchdog agency sit's concerned about a disaster at that nuclear plant. in their report after visiting the plant inspectors said shelling in the area should stop immediately to prevent more damage to the largest nuclear power plant in europe. >>> in the uk a new public glimpse at queen elizabeth and echoes of the past as britain officially gotta new prime minister our keir simmons with late details >> reporter: tonight a rare public appearance by queen elizabeth for the first time in over a month, britain's increasingly frail monarch clutching a walking stick while shaking hands with her 15th prime minister queen elizabeth appointing elizabeth truss, the uk's third female leader. making history in more ways than one. prime minister truss traveling 500 miles to b balmoral castle because of the queen's mobility issues. that hasn't

to people it is an open border so they are willing to take chances with cartels and smugglers and coyotes everything else, that is not you may neither appear have to get a handle on it. >> gillian: do you allow coyotes and smuggling free access to the border into you allow immigrants to come but people seeking asylum have to wait up to seven years. it doesn't really... b1 but you have this week in a fox news. >> i'm a grizzled veteran. we have elise stefanik part of the leadership role in there rolling out a commitment to america and plenty of critics on the left and if you want to write but we will talk to her about that. joe manchin finds himself in the middle of everything because we run out of money in washington next week. we are fighting for continued resolution this idea he made with chuck schumer to get his vote onto inflation reduction act. that is going to be attached to the funding measure and people on the right and left to say they will not vote for that either. stay with us exclusively and we will drill down on fact. >> john: the border secure. >> i don't think he agrees. >>

. ♪ ♪ i >> announcer: look what the coyote did to this little girl. >> attacked as she sat on the beachch again? then, the woman who walked right into an ambush. inside her own house. speak with a pistol whipped me and they kicked me in the face. >> wait until you see with a talk. >> announcer: unicycle madness. they're everywhere. are they safe? >> i saw you weeping and traffic. >> announcer: plus, the baby faced school shooter. 25 years ago, he shot up his school and killed three