common sails have almost no enemies in the wilds the islands of peter the great bay are inhabited by thousands of them seal hunting in the reserve is banned even then scientists are anxious about the future of their population. they are so susceptible to any external influence that it is almost impossible to protect them for example if an oil tanker capsizes here right now we will clean the shores up but if this happens in february all the newborn seals will die obviously it is much easier to preserve the leopard as a species. because. alexei custody is a biologist he is one of the few people to have an official license to catch leopards . alexei's job is to set up special snares and measure leopard tracks to determine the direction of their movements he hopes that several of the predators will end up in his traps in the autumn. we set up no more than twenty snares on two or three trails there is no point in placing more than that because we simply do not have the time. since nine hundred ninety four such snus have been set up once every three or four years a leopard that gets caught

waiting for them is a wealth of food and spawning grounds in winter the rain life in the peter the great bay is less active about one third of marine mammals head south. well. science technology innovation all the latest developments around russia we've got the future covered. eagle cotton is a ranger at the far east marine nature reserve he is famous for his knowledge of common seals since he began studying them in one nine hundred ninety six the eagle has defended a thesis and written many scientific papers on the subject he spends nearly all his time on tellus island. where we're on the lookout for possible intruders along the reserves perimeter of. the closest seal nursery can be clearly seen from here with it's possible to monitor the twenty four hour movement of incoming and outgoing seals in the primeau skin lesion is the sales southernmost habit scientists don't yet know how these optics sales coped with the summer heat most of them had to other cities for feeding but they always return here the breeding the common seals of peta the great they never make with seals from other regions

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. >>> welcome back to you as we look at the bay bridge this morning. 4:54. a greathite shark released by the monterey bay aquarium has died. the latest shark died four days after release. experts recovered the shark's tracking device and will analyze the data. the shark had been on display at the aquarium for 55 days. since 2004 the aquarium caught and released six young great white sharks. it's been a year since the san francisco giants brought home the world series title. today is still giants day. last november the team returned home to a huge parade held in their honor. mayor newsome declared november 3 giants day. they didn't make it to the playoffs this year but had record-breaking attendance at games. mike? >> good morning, scott. we'll take you to the south bay where we have construction for highway 237. that's in your westbound direction away from 280 headed to sunniville. a lane or two locked as crews start to clear out. further south the middle of the screen, construction just clearing off southbound 880 and stevens creek. that crew should be moving as we

great. south bay roadwork the story up and down some of the freeways especially 880 in both directions between80 and old bayshore highway, some stuff out there cones and caltrans workers. maybe a little slowing, to be picked up by about 5 a.m., possibly 6 a.m. i think i put up a picture of the san mateo bridge. here's a live look this. camera is just past the toll plaza. so this is across the span. and the right side of your screen is the commute direction. we like to point that out because that's where a lot of folks are going towards foster city and san mateo, a 13-minute drive time from hayward. up and down the nimitz this is a live look at 880 again near the coliseum. quick trip towards downtown oakland. we have been following these "occupy oakland" protests around downtown. it's an active fluid situation still so always possible delays street closures around frank ogawa plaza where the protestors are camped out. so plan accordingly. bart, ace, muni and caltrain and your ferries everything is on time. that's traffic. back to you >> thank you. we have some live pictures going on at this mom

so things actually look great on bay area bridges, roads.haven't seen too many incidents out there. a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic free-flowing into san francisco. overnight roadwork into novato should be picked up according to caltrans. you can see they did the lane change there, as well. other bridges the san mateo bridge, nice and quiet. westbound 92 a 13-minute drive time as you see at the bottom of your screen between 880 and 101. all green towards eastbound 92 towards hayward, as well. and coming up into san francisco, along the peninsula, this is a live look near bayshore and you are crewing this morning all the way towards -- cruising this morning all the way towards oakland. westbound 580 we are starting to see brake lights past the wind turbines but your drive time is still not too bad. 17 minutes from the altamont pass to the dublin interchange. yesterday we had a couple of fender-benders along that stretch so it was backed up so far we are in the clear. the nimitz 880 through oakland you can see maybe in the dista

. >>> still ahead, a great weekend for bay area families to enjoy. >>> we'll take you to the east bayor newlywed bliss. pa >>> the peninsula spca has more than $10,000 in reward money to track down a person who drowned a healthy cat in redwood city and they drowned it on november 2nd. it had a five pound weight attached to its neck using plastic zip tie fasteners. an autopsy shows the cat was in good health. the spca has followed up on numerous leads but haven't located the owner yet and hoping the money will motivate someone to come forward. >> looking for something to do this weekend for free? how about the national park? yosemite, along with other national parks are not charging admission today in honor of veteran's day and that's not all. others are part of the deal. originally, free admission prices were just for veterans and active service members. two years ago, the park service opened the deal for everyone. >>> coming up, why some men wil their wedding anniversary. [ male announcer ] steak combos, featured now at sizzler! tri-tip sirloin with fried shrimp, malibu chicken, or g

bay. >> great point. the fog that we've seen develop is not that typical fog we have moving in from the coastline. in fact, you can see it's clear right now here across san francisco. looking back out toward the ocean. the fog we're getting is more what was we call a radiational fog. temperatures start to cool off in the overnight hours with moist ground inland. we get fog developing. it's not typical fog we see moving in from the pacific. numbers dropping, the most in hayward, san jose, sunnyvale where the coldest air is, wear finding fog consensused out. for the morning hours we find visibility a quarter mile and less tomorrow. low clouds tuesday. sunshine in here, and then we are talking about windy weather. even though we don't have large storm sister tees the next three or four days it is going to be active. visibility right now, it's going to be the worst for tomorrow morning. you can see bayside communities oakland to hayward to mountain view, also san jose, six miles and less. mainly low clouds ri

great leader of law enforcement. and his partner in all of it around law enforcement in the bay area, the great chief of the san francisco police department. i want to give them a shout out and thank them for all of their leadership. and i'm glad it -- to join you here. i feel like there are people i have known for years. i started in the alameda county d.a. office and i'm a career prosecutor and i have personally prosecuted every kind of crime you can imagine, talking about why justice demands and dictates there will be severe and serious consequence when one human being kills another human being or when a woman is raped to are a child is molested. i have tkodone that work over 2 years and strongly believe in the importance of making sure that we keep communities safe. but when we talk about criminal justice policy, it is about discussing the issue beyond a specific criminal details. it is about talking about the crime problem. and in that way and from that perspecti perspective, when we talk as leaders of our communities, all united in our desires to have safe communities, we must be committed to focusing not only on t

on the bay bridge westbound, look at this, it is not even back up to the middle of the east parking lot. this is a great commute for the bay bridge and lighter than the one we saw yesterday. quite remarkable for the right headed towards san francisco. headed towards the san mateo, that is where we might have some problems on highway 92. a report of an accident on the incline to the high rise. that would be here, it is passed midband. there is a report that traffic is slow from about mid span if to the days of the high-rise. it is possible that we could see traffic backing outside. if your just heading out and have the option, you may want to the by using the dumbarton bridge as thick-- dumbarton bridge instead. there are no delays northbound or southbound. the traffic maps show a pretty good ride around the bay area. looking at the commute 80 westbound, much lighter than usual. the san ramon valley is a problem free. the south bay freeways are exceptionally light with no delays for 101, 854080. the north bay 101 ride still looks good coming into central center fell out of nevada. the drive times are wel

and to the south bay we get a check now of traffic coming out of downtown san jose. looks greatn 101 and 280. coming up, there is some more roadwork there. we'll check mass transit as well in just a few minutes. >>> 5:10. a major break in the search for a wanted east bay terrorist. where the fbi says he may be hiding. >> and a transfer student killed by police at cal. why one family member thinks it was all a big misunderstanding. >> and the mother of one of the alleged penn state victims speaks out. how she claims the school tried to stop her from calling police. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, police. >>> back now at 5:12 we are learning more about the uc- berkeley student. shot and killed by police this week. he was 32-year-old contrary travis seen in a video that a former employer made a few years ago. he was an undergraduate transfer storm from ohlone -- he was an undergraduate transfer student from ohlone college. he was found with a firearm in a class. he was shot after refusing to drop the gun. his uncle believes police were too quick to act. >> if they did ask him for the gun, i can s

bay area. thank you to the engineering crew. thank you to the iron workers. thank you to international workers in china for building this last section. this is really a great day for the bay area 678. >> thank you, mayor. we could not let today pass without major representation from the bay area city, since this is a significant link here between the bay cities. i'd like to introduce from the city of san francisco, mohammed nuru. >> good morning, and thank you for having us out here. i'd like to start by first of all expressing mayor lee's regret for not being able to come here. unfortunately, he got stuck at city hall. but with that said, we are very, very happy to be here for this event, and to join our partners. this celebration today marking installation of the 28th piece of the piece of bridge completes the driveway, bringing the rage into san francisco. as we heard from the mayor, it is a very, very important part of the project because it does connect san francisco. as you know, of 100 million people use this bridge in a year to come to san francisco. but the construction of the bridge itself brings a lot of jobs to the bay area and we're very, very

>>george: we have had a great ride around the bay area. a slightly better than average commute. the bridges have been great. of the bay bridge westbound, we still do not have a much of a backup westbound. the 880 approach is still the best one. the san mateo bridge has been problem free all morning long. lighter than usual traffic westbound. the golden gate bridge ride is problems freed. your south bay freeways will be slow leading westward from san jose downtown. 101 it's much better today. a lighter than usual commute. the marin ride looks good as well. >>justine: things are escalating in new york from the occupy wall street movement. protesters have taken down barricades that have been set up outside of the financial district. they are trying to get into the building. there is a swarm of people, not only protesters but police a and media members. we are watching things escalate, i will be back for an update at 830 and. >>mark: if an appeal is allowed for proposition a, supporters would be the challenge of the ruling, if not, the ruling that the ban is unconstitutional will sta

hill drive should be wrapping up by about 6:30 this morning. 880 through oakland in the east bay looks greatd we're going to get a quick check of the south bay. we still have our photographer standing by live showing you traffic conditions near alum rock and 101 looks good in either direction. that's traffic. back to you. >> it does look okay, good. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> hard to think of new adjectives, good, fine, problem- free. >>> con general cost pricing on the bay bridge is apparently working. according to researchers over at cal, the amount of time drivers spent stuck in traffic has dropped by as much as 16 minutes and the new carpool toll has reduced traffic in those lanes by 26% in the past year. researchers say more drivers may be using bart or driving in the off-peak hours to save some money. >>> cal state university faculty plan to picket at all 23 campuses in the next two days. they are upset about the contract proposals as well as increases in student tuition and faculty workloads. union members are angry that csu administration has been raising salaries. >>> san jose co

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bay area. pretty cold inland into the 30s. by the afternoon some great weather, 60s and some low 70s.ike some beautiful weather continuing throughout the day today but by tomorrow the clouds gather. and there is a chance we could see some showers as we head into thursday night. by the way on veterans day, which is friday, a chance of rain around the bay area. temperatures expected in the 50s and 60s and maybe a few more raindrops over the weekend. that's a look at weather. let's check on traffic now with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. >> a lot of people are taking that day off so they can kick back and relax in the comfort of their homes. >> i'm not coming in. >> you're the only one. >> they don't know yet. [ laughter ] >> here's a live look at traffic coming off the upper deck of the bay bridge. so far this morning, looking good heading into san francisco from either direction from the peninsula moving fine as well and your silicon valley commute, so far off to a nice start. bart, ace, muni and caltrain and your ferries all reporting everything on time. it's been a quiet 5:00 hou

out to the east bay here's a live look at the nimitz. everything is great as you pass oracle. can see it there off in the distance. northbound and southbound 280 moving fine towards oakland. silicon valley commute is fine but you can see we are getting crowded in the westbound lanes of 237. this is right by 880 and 237 in milpitas. so if you are heading towards san jose it's not a bad drive. and mass transit, we just checked in with bart. 50 bart trains all running on time. ace train 1 and 3 have been reporting no problems and muni, caltrain and ferries are all on schedule. that's traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:47 now. job growth is examined to be on the rise in the new year and here now is jason brooks with kcbs and cbsmoneywatch.com to talk all about it. good morning. >> reporter: another indicator that things are getting slightly better and this focusing on the bay area. university of pacific business forecast center saying that basically, the bottom has already been seen in the job market bust in the bay area. expecting growth of about 1.6% in the east bay and t

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bay looks good no roadwork other incidents. here's 280 out of downtown san jose. smooth along the peninsula. 101 looks great. oking good towards downtown san francisco. out to the east bay altamont pass westbound 580 a few brake lights, again just your usual stuff here at this time of the morning. 22 minutes is that drive time between the altamont pass to the dublin interchange. you can see it's slow always way towards hopyard and the dublin interchange. checking the marin county ride, southbound one not too bad from novato through san rafael and all the way down towards the golden gate bridge. we have seen no incidents all the way through your marin county ride and not as much fog as yesterday, as well. checking in with mass transit, bart has 47 trains all on time. ace train 1 and 3 both on schedule. muni, caltrain, ferries no delays. and if anything changes, remember kcbs once you do hit the roads. they're our radio partners. and you can find them at 740-am and 106.9-fm. that's traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:19 now. and a political ad with a halloween theme is stirring up some controversy. this a

at the bay bridge, upper deck looks great heading into san francisco. on the lower deck they had to clear some debris that was blocking the middle lane for a while also dog roadwork across the stretch approaching the declean but everything is back to normal there as well towards the east bay. and across the golden gate bridge, they were doing some overnight roadwork for a while only one northbound lane getting by but it looks like that's no longer the case and everything is free throwing in either direction from marin to san francisco. that is traffic. back to you. >> we like normal. all good. thank you. >>> cal students could get squeezed even more today. how much a vote today could drive up tuition once again. and we're hearing from the key witness in that penn state abuse sexual abuse investigation. why assistant coach mike mcqueary is comparing his life to a snow globe when we come back. >> he called my sister and then he goes, is this the sister of the person's car that i got? >> she texted, he answered. how a bay area woman talked a thief into giv

until then, have a great evening. good. >>> bay area bank takeover.tent inside of the branch may be camping out in jail tonight. >> video from a police shooting and what it takes to survive in a neighborhood like this,. >> he he turned his life around, becoming an honor student but wound up dead in a confrontation with police. >> and abc 7 news i team unravels the jamaican lottery scam. >> one by one, demonstrators removed from a district bank of america branch and hauled off to jail. the san francisco occupy movement comes alive and takes this mess wrath to the streets. and good evening. >> the last of the protestors is being taken into custody now. and there is sky 7 overhead as police and demonstrators skrufled on the streets. what is the latest? >> the latest is that police have told us behind me, number after rests taking place inside of the bank and just outside of the front steps will total betwee

it brought great luck for a bay area couple.an francisco. >> let's go to sports. >> larry is here. >> college basketball season is here. what may be the coolest court ever. cal bears opening at home >>> good evening, college basketball season has aried. the cal bears tipped off the new season against the achbt eaters of u.c. irvine. ranked 24th in the nation. cal off on quick start. debuter ez, had seven assists and cal shot, 47%. emerson murray, knocking it down to camp, big man hits the jumper and more from debuter ez as cal gets on off to a good start. stanford opens the season 91-32 rout. cardinal had five men in double figures. >> north carolina and michigan state tipping off on an aircraft carrier aboard u.s.s. cavl vincent. they had 8,000 in attendance including president obama. look at that scene. it's spectacular. this is henson coming in for a landing on the flight deck. carolina wins. how about the ladies? number five open up in austin, texas, nightclub move. cardinals up by five at the and a half. stanford got a vict

great day. >>> good morning. we start in the south bay accident northbound 280, currently blocking saratoga avenue off-ramp. sensors are showing very good speeds through the area. live look at 280 at 17 you can see a few head fights -- headlights traffic flowing freely in both directions. things getting sluggish on westbound 580 from 205 towards the dublin interchange, 19 minutes, okay antioch towards pittsburg, 13 minutes. northbound tl 0 to the maze 15 minutes. for the latest go to abc7news.com/traffic. >>> 5:22. >> they will play like the cardinal but look like spider-man. uniform change stanford will be sporting this weekend. >> tiger woods ready to return to the site of one of his greatest victories. why bay area golfers are cheering. g-rated films. the others are "arthur christmas" and "hugo." that's "america's money." i'm rob nelson. ts >>> there are reports tying weirds may return to pebble beach in february. he was just in the party in october for in the south bay warming up for last week's president's cup in australia woods scor

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and an update on the great work of the 100 black women in the bay area, all next on "bay area focus." >>> good morning. i am your host, brenda wade. san francisco is known for its vibrant district communities and san francisco's most curly diverse district -- culturally diverse district in the whole city. we have san francisco city native here to talk about that. it is a pleasure to have you here today. >> thank you, dr. wade. >> i know you have a great vision and you are a native san francisco can. >> that makes two of us. >> and that is rare, right? >> yes. very rare. >> tell us your vision for the 10th district. >> my vision is broken down into three compartments. to keep not only the southeast residents of san francisco working, but also healthy and safe. very simple, yet complex. we will get into it a little later. >> yes. >> to keep district residents works, healthy and safe. >> and what is it that makes district 10 so special. because it really is an interesting district. i used to run a clinic out on 3rd street. the 3rd street day treatment program. and i lived there, so, i ha