i suppose i am also thinking in the context of a more recent documentary film you made, grizzly man,ie materialfilmed by the extraordinary figure, timothy treadwell, who lived for years in a re m ote pa rt of alaska with grizzly bears, and tragically ended his life eaten, along with his girlfriend, i... nobody deserves to die like this. but what i am getting at, and so many of your movies wrestle with this, is your view of the natural world. because clearly you love it. you have spent so much of your life working in it, and yet yours is not a sort of benign view of nature. yours is a very raw, dangerous — sometimes you have even talked about the murderous capacity that there is within nature. showers are it is unsentimental, it is not a walt disney world view of nature, it is not romantic. that is quite obvious. i can say it in short, i love nature, i love wild nature, but most of the time, against my betterjudgement. it seems to me, unlike a lot of modern moviemakers, they are somewhat obsessed with computer—generated images, special effects, and the extraordinary fake, breathtaking

grizzly peak boulevard where local photographers come to get away from it all.but two early morning robberies each involving two robbers and victims in their cars have locals like adam shaken up. >> that is unfortunate. a lot of people are coming up here to enjoy the view. you don't think about those things. when you are in the city you are vigilant about locking your car. >> it is crazy to know that people have been robbed out here. >> reporter: after hearing both robberies were violent. one even a woman being wounded by gun shot, he is having second thoughts. >> the fact that someone is coming around here abusing that, is upsetting and it makes me not to come back here. >> reporter: us berkeley police department are not commenting on the robberies. >> thank you. a followup now on nbc area investigation. south bay fitness trainer arrested on sexual assault charges has agreed to a plea deal. one count of annoying and molesting a child and one counseled of lewd contact of a child under 14. he could have faced 28 years in prison. he told his -- >> a shooting and a

this is the second robbery on grizzly peak boulevard in three days.ce say just after 2 in the morning, a man was sitting in his car in the area of grizzly peak boulevard.... when he was approached by 3 suspects... forced out of his car and was robbed. the victim sufferend minor injuries... and the suspects ran off. on tuesday a woman was shot in the leg during an armed robbery in this same area. those suspects have not been caught either. (vicki) a bold crime in broad daylight in the east bay... four women arrested for reportedly ripping off a victoria secret store... grabbing thousands of dollars worth of mercandise. (steve) kron four's terisa estacio tells us... how they did it, how they got caught and how these crimes are part of a bigger problem. (estacio - reporting) check it out. pricey lingerie and clothes just spilling over this seat inside a mercedes benz suv - and police say it is all stolen, including the vehicle. the mercandise reportedly from two east bay stores including this one in walnut creek. police say it was just after 1 thursday -

means when the grizzly chases you, i just have to be faster than you.ruffalo thanks when the revolution comes for white men they won't come for him because he pointed at me first. what gives him the right to set himself apart from his very race, gender and so on and sit in judgment of other members of it. i don't get it. it's guilt. greg: it allows him -- >> i don't understand why you would want to watch a network there is not a single person that disagrees with you on anything. sit in the mirror and talk to yourself then. that's, not that i'm slamming that at all. it can sometimes help. why? otherwise there's no did debate. shut up about that. >> his problem is a white conservatives, he doesn't want black conservatives. >> that's the point. that's the real point. he would be calling him and uncle tom. that's why this is racism. >> only black conservatives and white liberals? what you doing. i have to say, i do see this on the right. if you have somebody on a show who deviates from a topic you could demand that person to be fired. it's this instinct thi

. >> grizzly bears in yellowstone park are making a comeback.owstone grizzly population, has led to the loss of federal protections. u.s. secretary of the interior ryan zinke called this one of america's great conservation successes. he said the grizzly population has rebounded from as few as 136 bears to an estimated 75 today. >>> a group of inmates in georgia are being rewarded for doing something good while on a work detail. listen to this. instead of making a break for it, the six inmates responded to help a sheriff's deputy to a chronic medical condition who had collapsed and passed out. one inmate called 911 with the deputy's phone while others removed his bullet-proof vest and gun belt so he could breathe better and to thank the inmates they had a free pizza lunch in the park with the deputy's family baking some desserts. the sheriff will be giving the maximum amount of time off with their sentences for good behavior. the deputy is now back on the job, by the way. >> this might be the video of the day. you have to see this new jersey man

means when the grizzly chases you, i just have to be faster than you.alo thanks when the revolution comes for white men they won't come for him because he pointed at me first. what gives him the right to set himself apart from his very race, gender and so on and sit in judgment of other members of it. i don't get it. it's guilt. greg: it allows him -- >> i don't understand why you would want to watch a network there is not a single person that disagrees with you on anything. sit in the mirror and talk to yourself then. that's, not that i'm slamming that at all. it can sometimes help. why? otherwise there's no did debate. shut up about that. >> his problem is a white conservatives, he doesn't want black conservatives. >> that's the point. that's the real point. he would be calling him and uncle tom. that's why this is racism. >> only black conservatives and white liberals? what you doing. i have to say, i do see this on the right. if you have somebody on a show who deviates from a topic you could demand that person to be fired. it's this instinct thing.

this is the second robbery on grizzly peak boulevard in three days.lice say just after 2 in the morning, a man was sitting in his car in the area of grizzly peak boulevard.... when he was approached by 3 suspects... forced out of his car and was robbed. the victim sufferend minor injuries... and the suspects ran off. on tuesday a woman was shot in the leg during an armed robbery in this same area. those suspects have not been caught either. (pam)a live picture outside now of s-f-o... (steve) brittney has the weekend forecast cooling trend started today for most areas as onshore flow returns. the far interior valleys will remain seasonably warm through this evening. the overall trend this weekend and into next week will be a return to more seasonable temperatures along with more extensive night and morning low clouds followed by sunny afternoons. it's hard to watch === difficult to bear and for two california parents the disturbing acts they caught their nanny doing on cam(

by some animal experts say the yellowstone grizzly bear is making an incredible comeback.here were only about 136 of them a few years ago. a were put onto the endangered species list. now there are about 700 of them in wyoming, montana, and idaho. the us fish and wildlife service has been taking them off the endangered species list. the interior department says a recovery is one of america's great conservation successes. >> this is a huge success story. i think most are really excited about it. >> some environmentalists plan to sue the federal government. they say taking off the protections was based on political and not scientific reasons. one thought the endangered list, if the yellowstone grizzly wonder outside the park boundaries they could be hunted down. by the board of director for bart approved policies yesterday. a resolution passed in an 8-1 vote. it states that bart believes will not spend money or time enforcing federal immigration laws. it permits workers from asking drivers about immigration status. it passed a policy that charges an extra $.10 or paper ticke

and this summer riders will get an up close look at animals, including grizzly bears, mountain lions, and bison. >> there's so much beauty and culture that thrives in oakland. and parts that are so gorgeous and beautiful. >> with the expansion, the oakland zoo grows to over 100 acres. this is largest gondola system in northern california. the zoo opens today at 10 a.m. and it stays open until 4 p.m. come out and try the gondolas for the first time. reporting live in oakland. i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >> have you been to the oakland zoo yet? >> i haven't but now that they have the gondola i think i will. >>> let's get a check on the roads with jaclyn. >> a nice people mover. and another nice people mover is the san mateo bridge but we have an accident and a couple cars blocking the far left lane. chp has just issued a traffic alert. and they'll let us know when the lane reopens. speeds remain in the green. we are not tracking any significant delay. the travel times continue to show it's still under a 20- minute ride. 16 minutes between 880 and 101. here's a look at the san mateo brid

now a group of grizzly bears near yellowstone national park is testing outdoor products like trash cansistant. carter evans shows us it's an effort to keep bears away from humans and keep them in the wild. >> reporter: when it comes to grizzly versus garbage can, most are no match. and these particular bears are some of the best in the business at tearing things apart. are some better product testers than others? >> very much so. >> reporter: randy helps test. >> when bears get into unnatural and bad for people. >> reporter: the eight resident grizzlies were brought here because, like these bears, they got too comfortable foraging for human food. >> once they have even maybe just one interaction where they decide that a food was easy and seemed safe, then they're going to go back to that food source. >> reporter: problem bears are often euthanized or relocated. here their unnatural skills are put to work. this grizzly named spirit just loves to crack open coolers, while 600-pound coram uses the tried-and-true cpr method to pop a garbage can. for about 500 bucks, companies can find out i

today there's an estimated 700 yellow stone grizzlies.cans may sue to stop this change. >>> get ready for pride. the closures are ready for this weekend. how cool are these? >> speaking of cool here comes some cooling fog. you may not see much of it yet but yo >>> street closures ahead of this weekend's pride the 47th annual pride celebration and parade takes place this weekend. leaders called this event historic. >>> you can combine pride with keeping cool this weekend. one of the fun ideas from our partners at hoodline. we get ready for the weekend. >> one of the biggest events of the year happen this weekend. the annual pride parade and with the heat wave what better way to celebrate than specially themed ice cream. >> i'm very surprised by the names. >> does that make it a little more fun? >> i mean, yes. prides is all about fun and intrig intrigue. >> i won't spoil the fun for you. you'll have to swing by the ice cream shop for a full list of names and flavors. happy pride san francisco. also this weekend a throw back to the summer o

jim: grizzly bear. steve: grizzly bear. quincy: tiger. steve: tiger. quincy: what you want to do?e're going to play, steve. steve: they're going to play. all right, we talked to 100 married women. i'm-a say that once. name an animal that best describes your husband's love making style. ebony: a dog. >> good answer! steve: you know, h

. >> do have you any love for the memphis grizzlies or are you 100% golden state warriors. >> i'm 100% golden state warriors. >> what is your role with the parade? i heard close to a million people. we experienced one when you weren't here. all of your officers on hand. >> we're all hands on deck. we are prepared. quite prepared. again, we are calling on our partners in law enforcement to help us. we are expecting crowds as high $1.5 million. >> california highway patrol, sheriffs, fbi, everybody. all of our partners are participating. >> you're riding the snail in the parade. >> are you doing that again? >> yeah. i'm happy that i don't have a broken hand this year. i had so much fun riding with mc hammer. >> i remember that. >> you fight see him on top of the snail car again this year. >> so for you, especially mayor, as someone born and raised in the city of oakland, the civic pride must be immense. >> it is fan fashion -- fantastic. people may underestimate us. but we know how to fight hard and we are champions, not just our team but our city. i'm excited about this glorious moment.

we're talking about grizzly peak boulevard in berkeley. between centennial drive and fish ranch road. scott budman has more on two robberies in just three days. >> reporter: it is well-known in the bay area as a great place to see for miles. grizzly peak boulevard. where local photographers like adam mcgraph come to get away from it all. but two early morning robberies, each involving three robbers and victims in their cars, have locals like adam shaken up. >> that is unfortunate. because a lot of people are coming up here to enjoy the view and you really don't think about that kind of thing as much as when you are down in the city, you are vigilant, lock my car and no valuables and but up here it is different. >> it is crazy to think that people would do that. >> and after hearing that both robberies were violent, one even involved a woman being wounded by gunshots, he's having second thoughts. >> nobody out here messes with you. no other people -- they all come up here thinking i'm going to meet new people and so the fact that somebody i

the 33-year-old is recovering at a hospital after a close encounter with a mother grizzly bear. >> the first time i saw her was when she was attacking james. >> reporter: over the weekend james and his frequent aliend ae riding bikes when suddenly. >> this grizzly crashed out of the bushes, charged james who was behind me. >> reporter: knocks james off his bike and begins to maul him. luckily, alex carries bear spray. >> i was able to spray her with the bear spray and as soon as she tasted that, she ran back into the woods. >> reporter: james is the fifth victim in just over a week. two others killed, including a 16-year-old runner fatally attacked after he got lost and veered off a trail. >> he apparently was able to establish cell phone contact with one of his brothers. he said there's a bear and from the sounds of the phone, it appeared that an attack was taking place right then. >> reporter: before this, a last fatal mauling in alaska was back in 2013. bear encounters are seemingly more common, wildlife officials noting more people are spending time in the back country than they we

while we're down there, gunderson high school grizzlies here, temperatures upper 70s to mid 70s, comfortable by the end, and up to fire birds at 4:00, dropping into the 60s. may need a jacket if you're a parent or sibling watching your brother, sister, son, daughter graduate. congratulations, every. still, a nice breeze at the golden gate keeping us cooler today at 3:00, 50s at the coast, 72-78 at the band. and inland 62-72, and going the game tonight? 62 at first pitch at the coliseum. storm impact scale. 1, it's light for a chance of light showers in the north bay, and you can see through most of the morning commute, there may be a slight chance of rain in santa rosa, but it's in the afternoon and evening hours. you can see once we get through the evening commute, coup p hundredths inch possible. north bay could have the most rain. it's light. because of that, and friday, saturday will be cooler, and sunday and monday the warming trend. >> okay, thanks, mike. >>> new study in the journal of pediatrics regarding babies and sleep may be confusing. babies get less sleep at night and sleep for

this is the aftermath, his blood seen right there on the ground. >> the brown bear, the grizzly crashedke a few yards and pulled him down off the bike. >> reporter: luckily, alex carries bear spray. >> i was able to spray her with the bear spray, and as soon as she tasted that, she ran back into the woods. >> reporter: james is the fifth bear attack victim in alaska in just over a week. but he was lucky. two others were killed, including a 16 year old runner who got separated from his group, a large black bear attacking and killing him. >> he was able to establish cell phone contact with one of his brothers. he said there's a bear, and from the sounds on the phone, it appeared that an attack was taking place right then. >> reporter: large black bears can weigh up to 600 pounds, the rare brown grizzlies up to 700 pounds. and can run at speeds up to 30 miles per hour. these attacks are very, very rare. experts say you want to take precautions. maybe if you have food with you, triple package it. keep that smell contained so you're not attracting any bear. and have that bear spray with you

again, the obama administration was strict -- restricted inhumane methods of killing grizzly bears hunting them with aircraft and shooting wolves and wolverines and other animals during the denning season. should the mother and you kill the entire family group. this was occurring on national wildlife refuges. on refugest to occur and the administration said we're going to draw a line in the sand, if we allow something on these refuges, which is controversial for a lot of people, you're going to say no the republican congress a resolution to unwind that. we were shocked. there were a number of in the house that supported our position. democrats mber of supported our position but it one wly passed so that is undone that we were deeply disappointed about. terrible vote. these animals are on refuges and they are not bothering anybody and shouldn't be subjected to this. host: we are talking to wayne humane the author of economy and joins us from fort colorado. caller: i was wondering if done about thebe wind generators killing all of birds and bats and seagul seagulls. i think there might be an

the trump administration thursday said it will remove grizzly bears in and around yellowstone national park from protection under the endangered species act. interior secretary ryan zinke's order will impact yellowstone's estimated 700 bears, whose population has grown from 136 when the bears were first listed as endangered in 1975. in response, the center for biological diversity said -- "it's tragic that the trump administration is stripping protections from these magnificent animals just to appease a tiny group of trophy hunters who want to stick grizzly bear heads on their walls." president trump's two adult sons, eric and donald, jr., are long-time trophy hunters who've been repeatedly photographed alongside dead animals, including a leopard and an elephant. president trump has renewed his push for an expanded wall on the u.s.-mexico border, telling a crowd in iowa he wanted ad solar panels to the length of the structure to help pay for it. trump made the remarks wednesday in a campaign-style event in cedar rapids. pres. trump: we are talking about the southern border. lots of sun

fell to second round, chosen 35th, goes to the grizzly.s to bulk up, work on offensive team. jabari byrd chosen by celtics, 56th overall. he lead cal in scoring, 14 points a game. rejoins old teammate jaylin brown in boston. deal with the raiders with dare carr and the raiders signed, $125 million. the highest paid player in the nfl, it is believed 40 million is guaranteed. he threw almost 4,000 yards last year, 28 tuesdays, leading raiders to the playoffs. his brother david had a funny tweet saying 125 mill, lunch is on you. steven vote is a two-time all star, one of the a's most popular players. it was not enough. they said goodbye to veteran catcher, hitting only .217. he is hoping to get picked up by contender. on the field today, fake umps ready to go to work. jesse hahn, not quite ready enough. second inning. jakemariznick, high, deep and aloha means goodbye. three-run homer. stros score eight runs in second inning along. gon dal easy with a three run bomb. the a's a furious comeback but swept in the series 12-9. giants and braves. h

fell to second round, chosen 35th, goes to the grizzly.ive team. jabari byrd chosen by celtics, 56th overall. he lead cal in scoring, 14 points a game. rejoins old teammate jaylin brown in boston. deal with the raiders with dare carr and the raiders signed, $125 million. the highest paid player in the nfl, it is believed 40 million is guaranteed. he threw almost 4,000 yards last year, 28 tuesdays, leading raiders to the playoffs. his brother david had a funny tweet saying 125 mill, lunch is on you. steven vote is a two-time all star, one of the a's most popular players. it was not enough. they said goodbye to veteran catcher, hitting only .217. he is hoping to get picked up by contender. on the field today, fake umps ready to go to work. jesse hahn, not quite ready enough. second inning. jake mariznick, high, deep and aloha means goodbye. three-run homer. stros score eight runs in second inning along. gon dal easy with a three run bomb. the a's a furious comeback but swept in the series 12-9. giants and braves. how about the little girl wi

the state animal is the grizzly bear, and its sweeping vistas earned it the nickname big sky country. we're talking montana, partner. - montana is from the spanish word for mountains or mountainous. - admitted to the union in 1889, its flag honors both the land and its people. - [randy] so, you see the tools of a miner, a pickax, a shovel. you also see farming tools for the settlers who came and settled the land. and in the back, you see the river, the waterfall, and the rocky mountains, in reference to the great nature they have in montana. - montana's rich and precious minerals, the banner across the bottom boasts, "oro y plata," which means gold and silver. montana is also rich in wildlife. it has more species of mammals than any other state. our 41st state has some pretty strange laws. for example, it's illegal for unmarried women to go fishing by themselves on sundays. i guess in montana, there's better ways to hook a husband. for flag facts, i'm eric. - new research shows that there's an art to being less stressed. in fact, just doing an art project helps reduce stress. and it d

they've been protected since 1975, when there were only 136 grizzlies left around yellowstone. now, there are more than 700. the change could allow for limited hunting of the bears, outside the park. and on wall street, the dow jones industrial average lost 12 points to close at 21,397. the nasdaq rose two points, and the s&p 500 slipped one. still to come on the newshour: former health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius on the republican plan to replace one of her biggest legacies-- obamacare. starvation in venezuela-- an economy in freefall leaves the country in dire straits. renewed outrage over police shootings of black americans, and much more. >> sreenivasan: we return now to the health care plan released today by senate republicans. to help break down the controversial details and politics, our own lisa desjardins, who's just returned from capitol hill. and mary agnus carey of kaiser health news. let's start with medicaid. how does this change what we know medicaid to be? >> the biggest change is how we change federal funding for the medicaid program. right n

campus police say a woman and two men were parked at grizzly peak signpost when three men allegedly walked up and demanded money from them. when the victim tried to leave one of the suspects opened fire. the woman was struck in her leg. she has already been released from the hospital. none of the victims are affiliated with the cal campus. >>> it's 4:36. coming up, keeping your wardrobe on point. whacked of products you can sample without having to put down a dime. >>> and a referendum on presidential politics. that's how the special election was billed. so what about the balance of power in washington moving forward? >>> good morning. i'm landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. wall street could come under pressure from falling oil prices. the markets ended in the red with the dow retreating from record highs. the energy sector dragging stocks lower as oil has fallen meaning it's dropped 20% from a recent high on concerns over a global supply glide. the dow falling 61 points to 21,467. the nasdaq down nearly 51 to 6188. >>> amazon has launched a try before you buy service called prime war

someone shot a woman early this morning along grizzly peak hills. police say three men tried robbing the woman and two men who were with her around 3:00 a.m. when the victims refused and droefr away the would be robbers hit the woman in the leg. suspects were in a white suv with damaged driver's side door. this will prohibit local retailers from selling products. the ban will hurt them and promote a black market of flavored tobacco products. >>> the oakland a's release a new study claiming a new stadium will create a three billion. it dropped some hints as to a location decision. sky 7 flew over the area one possible site. >> reporter: the president of the oakland athletics says an economic study for a new a's stadium hits it out of the park. >> we're pleased with the results. >> the team would equate the $3 billion of economic impact for the city of oakland in 2,000 construction jobs. >> reporter: the a's are looking to win over the community as they work to pick a ballpark site out of three proposed locations. >> the big movement moving stadiums i

a little further south than wyoming, grizzly bears are coming off the endangered species list, it hase controversial than you might think. conservation groups are threatening to fight it arguing grizzlies aren't out of the woods yet so to speak. the photographer here danny green from rex. i would love to hear what you think about this image, posting on facebook, instagram and twitter and snapchat. i want to hear what you think. thanks for watching this hour, that wraps it up for us now. we'll be back here on monday. more news with ali velshi and stephanie ruhle. >> i think tom brady sumo wrestling is better than your two bears. >> i can't hear you. so strange. >> good morning, i'm stephanie rule. >> i'm alli velshi. >> you have senators not on board. >> they are also four good guys and friends of mine, it's not they are opposed, they'd like to get certain changes and we'll see if we can take care of that. boy, would the people love to see two parties getting together and coming up with the perfect health care plan. >> do they want our votes or don't want our votes? they have to have a

she was one of the eight netherlands grizzlies relocated.ucks companies can find out if their containers are truly bear-resistant. >> he cracked it right open. >> reporter: and now you know which cooler you might bring with you. >> yeah. the white one. >> reporter: she and others watched as 6 a 600-pound bear named cora used the tried and true method to pop the top off of this trash can. it can be sold as bear resistant, but not all successful. >> this doesn't look so good. >> no, no. you can see all the styrofoam. they were able to tear that apart. >> reporter: even this steel trash locker was no match for the bear. >> the bear ripped the hinges right off? the manufacturers are getting it figured out. the ultimate goal is to benefit the bears out in the wild. >> reporter: saving bears one cooler at a time. carter evans, cbs news, yellowstone. >> you've got to love the cpr method. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" -- >> reporter: i'm adriana diaz in macondo, illinois. coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll tell you why this small town of r

. >> grizzly bears will be taken off the endangered species list.e say taking them off that list could open them up over a story that aired last week about the coal industry. murray energy is accusing hbo of a vicious attack on the coal industry. >> college freshman made history for the nba draft t for the first time the top five picks were all freshman. the sixers took dematha native markelle fultz with the number one pick. lakers picked lonzo ball. josh jackson is going to the phoenix suns and number five the sacramento kings selected kentucky's darren fox. >> that's exciting. >> coming up on fox5 news morning transportation leaders announce a change to parking rules across the district. >> and tensions run high at packed prince george's county board of education meeting. >> here's a live look across the d.c. region. it is a warm 78 degrees t mike thomas will have the latest on the forecast and that rain moving into the area as we continue. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> time is 4:45. here's a look at the stories we're follo breaking r

also ahead a grizzly discovery in a north philadelphia construction site we will tell what you workersovered digging in an empty lot there. >>> they are scrambling to get ready for this morning's commute after a subway train derailment, we will tell what you is being blamed, katie s. >>> looking ahead to the weekend frontal passage will take place and best chance to see any wet weather would happen late day saturday into early morning sunday with the passage of that front but it does stay hot, regardless of that front, it is a weak one so does in the do much to the temperatures. we will stay in the lower 90's and pretty humid all weekend >>> good morning i'm jan carabao in for rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment but first here's the morning minute is wednesday, june 28th. a 16 year-old girl shot multiple times at a barbecue with friend. >> i just spoke to the victim 's mother and she says she's sleeping in stable condition. >> a gruesome discovery in philadelphia's nicetown tioga neighborhood construction crew s find human remains in the suitca

. >>> it could be open season for america's grizzly bears.cials announce that protection on the yellowstone national park population have been lifted for the first time in 40 years. states will now be able to hunt approve hunts as long as the population stays over 600. they are no longer in danger after a major conservation sprrn -- effort. the interior secretary call the change one of the greatest conservative success stories. >>> one new yorker broke his very own strange guinness world record. he walked the longest distance doing this, balancing a power lawnmower right on his chin. he went over 234 feet crushing his previous best of 66 best. he feared that the lawn mother -- mower was going to fall because of the wind. he admits the record is a crazy he admits the record is a crazy one because it's dangerous and ♪ five-second rule protection. new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. ♪ lysol. what it takes to protect. it )s friday morning.. a live look outside at dublin.. where we will finally se