the bay area humane society that stepped in to help when these pigs needed a little help being rescued. >> they are hungry. on thousands of giftss this weekend at ross. most stores are open thanksgiving, six p.m. to midnight. reopening friday at seven a.m. with extended hours saturday and sunday. yes for less. and you realize you are the the hostess with the mostest. you know when you're at ross yes! yeah! that's yes for less. entertain in style all season long. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. >>> the peak getaway traffic is over but we want to show what you it looked like this afternoon so we set up a time lapse here. that's 80 through berkeley on the left. and highway 24 in walnut creek on the right. the lanes on the right on 24, they are heading toward walnut creek. on the 80 side those lanes are going -- that's wall street. okay. >> busy there, too. >> yeah. heavy traffic mixed with rain made for a slow commute today. >>> people heading up to sierra are starting to see snow at the higher elevations. earlier there was rain along eastbound 80. th

the marin humane society is taking in some of these animals.: here at the marin humane society it is lunch time for these pigs. >> this one is outgoing even though she is smaller. this one is shy. >>reporter: these pigs about six months old are here because of the wild fire in butte county. the humane society took them in and pour dogs and 16 cats from the animal shelter in oroville so the shelters could make room for the estimated 1600 animals pouring into the shelters from the fire zone. >> how can you not love them? >> their guardian passed away. in the fire.>>reporter: they appeared to be healthy. >> there is some common respiratory problems but one cat was ill and made it great recovery and they are overall in good shape. >> reporter: they plan to put them up for adoption, perhaps as early as next week. none of them have owners. the humane society sent a team of animal control officers to help search and rescue any lost animals. they sent a team to help manage the overburdened animal shelters. >> there are a lot of animals that are reunite

the bay area humane society that stepped in to help these pigs and also other animals. >> and i want to check on the holiday getaway commute tonight on this wednesday evening. this is 80 in berkeley. you can see the headlights coming in the westbound direction. it's heavy there in both directions tonight. >> and now let's check the san mateo bridge. the headlights are coming towards the east bay. heavy tonight. heavy. t. heavy. >>> animal shelters across california are helping care for pets and farm animals displaced by the "camp fire" now that their owners have no place to take care of them. ktvu's rob roth though shows us how a humane society here in the north bay is helping out by taking some of the animals including two of the cutest pigs you will he aever see. >> reporter: here at the marin humane society it's lunchtime for two pot- belly pigs. >> this one is very outgoing. even though she is maller. she is the boss. and this one is a bit more shire. >> reporter: they are both about 6 months old and faces all dirty are here because of the wildfire in butte county. they took in t

the humane society took in the two pigs and four dollars and 16 cats.o shelters could make room for the estimated 1600 animals pouring in from the fire zone. >> these two cats guardian passed away. >> the animals appeared to be healthy. >> there is some upper respiratory and we see that. one was pretty ill but has made a great recovery. so they are in good shape. >> the plan is to put them up for adoption. they want to put them up as early as next week. the humane society also sent a team of officers into the neighborhoods to help search out any lost animals. they also sent a team to manage the overburdened animal shelters. dance there's a lot of animals that were reunited with the owners and that is lovely to see. a lot of the people may have to wait until they can reunite. >> the main society that they will waive their adoption fee to anyone who wants to take these pigs. they just want to to give them a good home. >> that is so cute. >> look at that. >> as we go outside there is a lot of rainfall out there. the mountains got over three inches of rain.

as ktvu's rob roth shows us, the marin humane society is helping out by taking in some of the animalsit's lunchtime for these two pot belly pigs. >> this one is outgoing, even though she is smaller, she is the boss. and this one is a bit more shy. >> reporter: the pigs, both about six months old and faces all dirty are here because of the wildfire in butte county. the humane society took in the two pigs, four dogs and 16 cats from the animal shelter in oroville, so shelters there could make room for the estimated 1600 animals pouring into shelters from the fire zone. >> how could you not love a pig? >> these two cats, their guardian passed away up in butte during the fire. >> reporter: the animals all appear to be healthy. >> there is some upper respiratory that is common and we see that. we had one cat that was pretty ill, but has made a great recovery, and so they are overall in good shape. >> reporter: the plan is to put up for adoption all the animals they have retrieved from butte county perhaps as early as next week. none of them currently have owners. the humane society also se

couple of hours out of seoul one father has succumbed willingly handing over his dogs to the humane society to national. government regulation is making business tough for small scale farmers it's also the change in eating habits that helps him to brother. so what's the reason for the downturn in the dog farming industry the. puzzle kitchen with hundreds of poor schmuck war. how to do the interaction returns the. u.w. gun cribbins who are on our economy when you've gone. the family is now trying to survive by growing chiles and hips but his financial burden has been eased by the humane society. r.j. want to give me that one yet. yeah today his dogs are being vaccinated and prepared for adoption of a sees how. this is number one. yet. many many ways it is. yes alone for us to see what. not all koreans are happy about foreigners interfering in their dog meat debate but the fama is happy to have the help of. realizing. some who when there was it would joke wounded. they're. back in seoul the end of the book now dog eating festival is being mocked by candlelight vigil was eat it with concerned

the rain humane society -- the marin humane society -- it is just overnight to give them a break. >> yes, you can help in other ways by giving money. >> money is always welcome. >> yes. >> good morning. let's start with a look at the gilroy commute. northbound 101 looks good as you drive into the main part of san jose. some of the roadwork has picked up. there are no major problems. the traffic looks good on northbound to 80. the westbound bray -- bay bridge has light traffic. 4:19. let's talk about the forecast. >> thank you. another quiet pattern. when things are stuck, they are stuck. there will still be some unhealthy levels. janice says, steve, which global forecast model would you put your money on? >> for now i would put it on the gfs. >> there are many. these models look out 10-15 days and they keep pushing the rain back. that makes me nervous. nothing will change through next wednesday. the last rain was long ago -- it was so long ago -- through next wednesday probably into thursday looks quiet. it should start to cool down. when i put this together -- it's like every temper

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the humane society says the goal is to keep animals healthy and out of shelters. one woman said the humane society previously did an emergency surgery on one of her dogs and now they've saved another. >> my other dog has a bad allergy and i would have had to put him down fit weren't for this place. i'm very thankful. they've done an excellent job. >> the woman says her dogs are more than companions, she says the dogs help protect her and keep her warm at night. >>> the slopes are open for the season for yet another sierra ski resort. the lifts at kirkwood started running early this morning. dozens of skiers and snowboarders waited in line to be the first down the mountain. they had about 6 inches of fresh powder that fell last night. the resort has gotten over 2 feet of snow since wednesday. snow, rain, and more rain on the way? >> and more snow, yeah. >> a lot potentially for the sierra. finally seeing a bit of a rainfall recovery here locally as well. when you compare where things were earlier this week, remember the air pollution, all the wildfire smoke, and no

remember he said a semblance of a decent and humane society. what you are faced with is trying to do the right thing under a system that is stacked against having a decent and humane society and we are just playing catch up to keep the people who are the most vulnerable. the care givers and people they care for from suffering any more than they are. thank you for what you are doing. you all realize that's how it is. >> president m. cohen: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm john lydell. proud to be here. i think we need a truly global mayor's conference to let everyone come and testify how problems get solved. one thing i've also been fighting for is daycare centers and this is kind of an exception to the minimum wage law in that i think we should staff them with elders who get paid with hugs and kisss. i think that's something else san francisco can innovate. whether main staffers are elders who love the kids and spend time with them and give them good attention. i think it's a national way to get the elders and younger folks togeth

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for the first time in their history, they have to decide -- and quickly -- whether organized human society is going to survive for very long, and that's not in the remote distance. so, is it the most gravest moment in my life question mark yes, but also in all of human history.y. amy: the world-renowned professor, linguist, and dissssident, noam chomsky, professor emeritus at the massachusetts institute ofof technology, where he has taught for 50 years. i am amy goodman. thanks so much for joining us.

the humane society says it pledges to care for the animals for as long as is needed. dave chappelle made a special appearance in an ohio couple's engagement photos. tommy saunders and emily eldridge were enjoying a photo shoot in yellow springs... when the comedian showed up. according to the photographer-- he initially declined taking a photo with the couple until he started talking with saunders about the future groom's military service. saunders has been in the air force since 2010.chappelle then announced he would photo-bomb the couple. he said the photos would then go viral. the images were posted on social media... and guess what -- chappelle was right. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... the death toll in the destructive 'camp fire' climbed again today.. we have late details on rescue efforts and the ongoing search for those still missing... plu

for the first time in their history, they have to decide -- and quickly -- whether organized human society is going to survive for very long, and that's not in the remote distance. so, is it the most gravest moment in my life question mark yes, but also in all of human history.y. amy: the world-renowned professor, linguist, and dissssident, noam chomsky, professor emeritus at the massachusetts institute ofof technology, where he has taught for 50 years. i am amy goodman. thanks so much for joining us. ruben martinez: los angeles, from the early 20th century all the way until today, is a city defined by immigrants arriving here in wave after wave. we'r're a city o of immigrants. it's all coming in a a human migration, a human journey, ultimatelely. that's how food gets around the world. we carry it with us in our stomachs and our bodies and in our c culture. those kinds of journeys, those kinds of migrations, are very los angelino. so, stuff starts to shift culturally in all kinds of different ways. people start learning the language... but it's not just the immigrants that are changed. the

and actor patrick dempsey was helped by the humane society. he posted on facebook that he's gate full for the evacuation of the farm animals. >> there are a lot of people rethinking evacuation plans. the mayor in the santa cruz mountains said people there have several things to be worried about, including how to escape flames or floods on narrow and twisty roads, and the mayor suggests people should make plans when they have team to think through all of the options. >> if someone said to you you have to be out in ten minutes, you have to know what you're going to take and what the route is to take to get out of the area. >> and the chp recommends sticking to a major highway, even if it's going to be jammed with traffic. in the santa cruz mountains that would be highway 9 or 17. short cuts they can be blocked by fire or fallen trees or utility poles and that could end up being deadly in the case of a fast moving fire. >>> and scientists say the fires burning in in or about and southern california say tease caused by nature and human caused clim

farm animals were rescue -- rescued by the humane society. actor patrick dempsey was among those helped by the humane society. posted on facebook he's deeply grateful for the evacuation of his farm animals. >>> san mateo is the first to embrace a state law for a statewide alert. emergency alerts will be isn't out for major fires, tsunamis and other threats. people will also have the opportunity to opt out if they want to. >>> the mayor of monte sereno says people there have several things to be concerned about and that includes how to escape flames even floods on narrow and twisting roads. mayor burton craig suggests people make plans when they have time to think through all their options. >> somebody said you have to be out of here in 10 minutes you have to know what you're going to take. you have to have an idea of what the rout is that you're going to take to get out of the area. >> reporter: chp recommends sticking to highways. shortcuts could be blocked by flames or fallen trees. even utility poles and that could prove deadly in the case

nbc bay area's kris sanchez says the butte county humane society is asking for donations. follow kris on twitter for a list of items needed and where you can drop them off. now to ou coverage, and the final >>> 5:23 for you right now. to our decision 2018 coverage, and the final ballot counting under way. >> in california's central valley a big upset as a democrat beats a four-term republican. first-time candidate josh harder defeats jeff denham following an updated count. harder said he would push for universal health care in congress. two other house racesmocr katie a 261-vote lead over republican representative mimi walters. she had been the trailing incumbent. >>> and in the 39th district, in orange county, gil cisneros tightened the gap with young kim. superta senate. >>> hundreds of evacuated animals are still waiting for their owners affected by the woolsey fire. number of the pets and livestock have been displaced. many of the animals are in shelters and waiting to be identified and claimed. volunteers say the animals are finally starting to settle in. their first

has learned that sandra bullock generously donated $100,000 to the humane society of ventura county top care for evacuated animals and throughout the weekend comedian whitney cummings canvassed the hills in search of animals left behind. ehind. >> i can take pigs. i can take dogs. >> when a report surfaced that malibu wines most famous aniresd not been evacuated whitney went rogue to make sure he was okay. >> stanley the giraffe is safe. >> new fires are the concern and dust is the concern. so i'm doing everything i can to make sure he's okay. i know nothing about giraffes. by the way, are they violent? you don't seem violent, buddy. i mean this is bananas. >> it was a surreal scene on the beaches of malibu as desperate animal owners had no choice but to tether horses and even llamas to life guard stations. >> alyssa milano called upon her nearly 3.5 million twitter follows to help evacuate her five horses. the animals did eventually make it out safe though she says her home is still in jeopardy. >> my heart goes out to the firemen that are out there and all the people that are in the

the humane society of silicon valley is looking for people to adopt and foster pets. they have taken in 67 cats and dogs including finn from the northwest spca. >> they were in the area of where the fire was going on and they needed to get out of the area in order to make more space for the fire victims animals to stay closer to home. >> reporter: as jamie sifts the items she says a 10-year-old girl donated her toys and touched her the most. >> she wanted to make sure they were going to other children in need. i think she wrote a letter.>> reporter: a letter is found in jamie read it. >> stay strong and find the light and do not give up. >> reporter: a message of hope. the girl also left a handful of quarters, proving that people care even at a young age. >> donations will be accepted until wednesday. the plan is to drop them off in chico on thursday. what she really wants and needs are gift cards. she knows those will go a long way. >> they can be used for anything. so sweet the girl who left the quarters. we have posted a list of resources for helping fire victims.

part of the human personality that the greeks called spiritedness or this belief i have an inner sense of dignity that is not being adequately recognized by other people in the surrounding society. this is the driver of a lot of phenomenon in the world, beginning with democracy itself. if you live in an authoritarian country where you're treated like human garbage, this is the origin of the arab spring. there was a tunisian vegetable seller name mohammad boone was easy who had his vegetable cart confiscated by the dictatorship. he asked what his cart was. nobody would talk to him sweet doused himself in gasoline and set himself on fire and that was really the trigger of the arab spring because people recognize that's what authoritarian governments do. they don't treat their citizens like human beings that is at least an answer to the question of where's my vegetable cart. it's also the source of some last night phenomena like nationalism where people believe they are members of the nation that is not politically recognized and so they demand that it be recognized. that's a legitimate demand in many cases, ukraine or georgia, places like that. but he can easily turn into an aggr

. >> if you're looking for a new pet, the humane society in silicon valley is helping with adoptions to free up more space. >>> cal fire has released an interactive online map identifying the damaged and destroyed homes and businesses. most have been labeled with a red dot on this map and an image is attached to a lot of them. you can find the map on our website, abc7news.com. institute police were patrolling a neighborhood destroyed by the camp fire when they came upon an american flag in almost perfect condition. elk grove police say they passed home after home destroyed when they came upon this pole still standing with the american flag barely touched by the flames. officers secured the flag and toeturt to its owners. >>> now to southern california. firefighters are struggling to contain wildfires in windy and dry conditions. >> evacuation orders are keeping about 200,000 people from their homes. the smaller hill fire is 85% contained. the much larger woolsey fire is only 30% contained. it has burned more than 146 square miles stretching from thor is fernando valley to malibu and

to furtherer exploitation will e another serious blow at t the prospects of survival, organanid human societyme,e, the trump admiministration right now is w west u up new areas of the for fracking, fofor increasing e ususe of fossil fuels. you have p probably seen may be discussed one ofof the mosost amazingg documents i i have ever trump department of highway standards, whatever it is called, just issued a long report, 100 page report urging all regulations on automotive emissions should be ended. and they had a very large uncle argument. they said if we extrapolate current trends by the end of the century, the climate will have warmed to several degrees centigrade -- meaning a huge rise in sea level, which they underestimate. so basically, we're going over the cliff anyway. and automotive emissions really don't add much to this, so there is no point cutting them back. the assumption of the department isthat everyone in the world as criminally insane as we are and isn't going to do anything about it. and on that assumption, yeah, let's just rob while the planet burns. i can't think of anythi

at will happen toc/t kate directs lorida's humane society. >> florida has 11 out of 17 tracks in the country, 2/3 of the industry will be phased ut. >> the sport is harmful. >> just one track in florida in 2017 there were 90 injuries. >> reporter: the greyhound trainer believes these dogs are more than just athletes. >> these are like family, and people don't understand that. >> reporter: the ban means that henrynd thousands more racetrack workers will be out of jobs by 2020. >> it's devastating. for me, it's orevastating. >> rr: and a blow to race fans. >> they're born to run, what's next?r se racing, polo, dog shows? >> reporter: most of t ose dogsly race for two years but can live for another decade. they have years and years aof being pets. roughly 6,000 greyhounds will need homes over the next few years. hundreds of groups poised to help them go from kennels to couches. >> all of these guys seem very well adjusted. >> reporter: for some, a chance at aew life. tammy leitner, nbc the hard work you put into lowering your very high triglycerides with diet and exercise deserves the h

and sandra bullock donating t $500,0d to the red cross and humane societies of ventura county. crews are making headway against the woolsey fi, but the big concern now is potentially toxic smoke. nbc' miguel almaguer is in the fire zone. >> reporter: in the smoldering mountains outside los angeles, a grim discovery. the 51st body in a skyrocketg atewide death toll. with more than 9,000 structures torched, most in nthern california, many are still unaccounted for. carol haxby's son missing for nearly a week. >> i don't know what i'm going to do. >> reporter: families impacted by the fire in paradise filing a lawsuit against pacific gas and electric, the power t companyy blame for sparking the fire. while investigars have not yet determined the cause, if found liable, the utility says it could face financial trouble. meantime, in southern california, new questi ts. >> ink it's so serious that i'm afraid to think about it. >> reporter: melissa bumstead is one of many residents who fears her family has been breathing toxic smoke for days after fire scorcht of the santa susana field

the humane society said biden reached out immediately after they posted on facebook asking for help.fostered major before adopting him. now the new pup will join the other german shepherd named champ. they look like a good pair. >> how cute is that to start your monday off? don't be go anywhere because just ahead, extreme surfers take on a 50-foot wave in portugal. you're watching "early today." that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. to wear another day. new listerine® ready! tabs™ aren't gum, mints, or marbles. seriously, what is this? if you guessed they're tabs that turn into liquid as you chew, so you can swish and clean your whole mouth instantly, then you were correct. and that was a really good guess. nice job. they should ...not hurting inside. thanks to you, st. jude children's research hospital is changing how the wor

southern baptisty convention for the apologetics engagement and with the trinity forum with the humane society of the united states. completing her phd at the state university of new york and the undergraduate studies living in a beautiful rural virginia with many dogs and horses and chickens. [applause] . >> i will begin with the reading to anoi introduction to talk what those contained. but to slowly meander into a deep love of dee god i tell howy reading widely and voraciously indiscriminately i whine - - learnua spiritual lessons as well as emotional and intellectual lessons i never would havell encountered most importantly the characters and i learned to be the person god created me to be. that theme of reading promiscuously those that proved the most formative published in 1644 the puritan left famous for his poem paradise lost is a building block with freedom of the press to invade against parliamentary licensing orders with a legal concept through prior restraint. and then to be empowered at i the time and to accept censorship to make a theological argument that christians today that w

the humane society says biden reached out after they posted a facebook asking for help.stered major and now he will join their shepherd the state by 2020. it's divide misdemeanor residents there, from those who depend on the races for their livelihood to others who say the sport is cruel. now the question remains, what will happen to thousandsfs once the races stop? tammy leitner has more. >> reporter: these gentle giants have a second chance on sonia's florida ranch. >> they learn what toys are, to get along with each other because they have been confined in small areas. >> reporter: she's rescued 2300 former race dogs, many with injuries. >> that's noodle. >> reporter: noodle, you are sweet, needle. >> he dumped h ebroke his leg as dumped at a blood bank. >> reporter: now the fate of thousands of dogs is uncertain. >> florida has two-thirds of the industry that will be phased out and finished. >> reporter: she says the sport is harmful. >> one track in florida since may of 2017 they've had almost 90 injuries and 65 broken bones. >> reporter: but greyhound trainer henry

. >> reporter: and butte humane society is helping victims with pet supplies. it created a wish list on amazon for those who would like to help but are not in the area. remember to do your research on a charity's reputation. charity navigator is a good source. again, the red cross at 1-800- red-cross is taking donations. you can text butte fire to 91999 to donate to the united way relief fund. the salvation army has its own 1-800-sal-army. >> all now, now, long night for the crews battling the woosey fire. it killed two people and threatening 67,000 structures, think about that. only 30% contained. the fire broke out thursday in ventura county and spread to malibu where we are getting a dramatic look at the devastation. hillside homes reduced to rubble. we go live now to calabasass where evacuation orders are still in order tonight. >> reporter: they are still in effect. this is one of the 400 homes that was burned. the home completely collapsed and the only thing still standing around here are the trees behind me. earlier today as crews were tackling the fire

nationalism not imperialist nationalism right but peaceful nationalism but it's not it's necessary to human society that i mean there's nothing wrong with being aggressive in defending your values in the culture that you were brought up in and maybe wanting to preserve the culture that you of your of your own family of your of your great grandparents great grandparents i mean i don't see anything wrong with that there i mean i think people should be aggressive like we are on this program to defend those ideals and because i don't think these globalists institutions you know give a hoot about what i think and feel or who i am as an individual because they don't want individuals it seems to me john they just want duplications of one you know of their their new man new person whatever it's going to be that's what they want that's what's we want to create go ahead john. well you've said the words peter you know you talked about a new man and earlier in a remark you talked about socialism one of the most sinister things that's how about what's happening to us now is that in fact we in the west are livin

the peninsula humane society took her in and named her piggy smalls. >> like biggie smalls. >> like biggiehas come to claim her being so piggy smalls is now up for adoption. volunteers say she'll make a great pet and is apparently quite fond of apples. >> she doesn't sing big papa, but sings big she can be the st pet. >> in the newsroom? that would be something. >> we wouldn't commissary. all the apples would be gone. >> that's going to do it for us at 5:00. lester holt is next at rockefeller center for the lighting of the christmas tree. >> yay! we'll be back at 6:00. we'll see you then. >>> breaking news tonight, nbc news has learned what president trump told mueller inside the president's answers about the infamous trump tower meeting with his son and the russians. also, what he told mueller about wikileaks. >>> also breaking, stunning new claims from stormy daniels about her embattled attorney michael avenatti. what she says he did. >>> growing outrage as a growing nfl team signs a player days after he was arrested for alleged domestic violence. >>> high school hazing officials say is

engagement, senior fellow with the trinity forum, and a member of the faith advisory council of the humane society of the united states. she completed her phd at the state university of new york low. my husband is from buffalo. and her undergraduate studies at amherst new york. karen and her husband live in beautiful rural virginia with many dogs, horses and chickens. >> something like that. me now injoin welcoming karen swallo prior. [applause] >> i'm going to begin with a brief reading from the introduction to a book and then i'm going to talk a little bit more of the what the rest of the pages contain. my first book, "booked" is a love story. the story of how my deep love of reading slowly meandered into a deep love of god. i retail on the pages of "booked" out biweekly after reading indiscriminately i learned spiritual lessons i never learned in church for sunday school as well as emotional and intellectual lessons that i would never have encountered within the realm ofu my little experience. most importantly, by reading about all kinds of characters created by all kinds of authors i learned h

if your looking for a new pet, the peninsula humane society says "piggy smalls" is up for adoption.n't know her age but say she can grow past her current weight of 45 pounds so ample space is needed. the adoption fee is set at a hundred dollars and anyone interested should contact the peninsula humane society. (grant) revisting our big story we brought you at the top of the hour the oakland a's...have laid out plans for a new home. (vicki) after much anticipation, the franchise today unveiled it's vision for a brand new park...right at the port of oakland. for more on what's in store for the green and gold, we turn to sports director mark carpenter. mark? the team's struggles for a new ballpark have been well- documented... and hopefully they've found a permament solution...with a state-of-the-art waterfront stadium at howard terminal. these are the renderings released this morning... 34-thousand seat stadium... right on the water with some picturesque views and really transforming the entire neighborhood. --even though they are leaving the coliseum, the team is proposing to take ca

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for the first time in their history, they have to decide, and quickly, whether organized human societys going to survive for very long. and that is not in the remote distance. two, with allre of the problems and poor's in the world which should be attended to, there are two existential threats. both being increased. one is the threat of nuclear war, which is terminal. the other is the threat of severe e environmental catastrophe, which doesn't destroy all human life, but is -- it does undermine the prospect for organized society. and you mentioned earlier a third threat, also dating back to the end of the second world war. the end of the second world war was the opening of the nuclear rage. as i mentioned, it is kind of a miracle that we survived it. it is also the opening of what geologists are now calling me -- calling the age in which human activity is radically affecting the environment. there has been debate about its origins. the world geological socociety more o or l ls said the late 1940's when there was a sharp spspike that damageded the environment. the third is what is calle

the humane society is looking for people to adopt and foster pets. they have taken in 67 cats and dogs including one from the northwest spca outside the fire zone. >> they were in the area of where the fire was going on and they needed to get out of that area in order to make more space for the fire victims animals to stay closer to home. >> reporter: a 10-year-old girl who donated her toys touched broke the most. >> she was concerned about where they were going and wanted to make sure they were going to other children who needed them. i think she wrote a letter. >> reporter: a letter is found and brooke reads part of it. >> stay strong and find a light. by all means do not give up. >> reporter: the girl also left a handful of quarters, proof that even at a young age people care. >> hopefully give them the peace of mind that there are those who want to help.>> reporter: she will be connect -- collecting donations into wednesday. she needs gift cards. she plans to drop off all items in chico on thursday. information is posted on our website at www.ktv

no one has come forward to claim her so the humane society are hoping to find piggy smalls, play thisn she is around, looking to find her a loving home where she will be kept as a pet and not for food. >> absolutely not. looks like she eats a lot of food. >> so cute. >> think about it. >> i might consider it. >> that will do it for us. ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 p.m. beginps after the break. -- begins right after the break. she is so cute. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >>> turning part of the port of oakland into, quote, nothing like you have ever seen. the new ambitious plan to build a stadium right along the estuary that would keep t

the humane society says she needs a permanent home. her name, that's the best part. piggy smalls.vorite part about this. >> yeah, possibly. >> and she loves apples. >> she is also a little notorious p.i.g. >> they don't know how big piggy smalls is going to get. you may need to have a sizable backyard or small farm. >> take us out with your rendition. >> oh, no. i think we should spare everyone. >> i love it when you call me pill papa. >> put your hooves in the area if you're a true piggy. >> happy birthday early to miss jessica. >> happy birthday. >> we will be gone this weekend. i appreciate the early happy birthday. >> a live look at our skies as the next round of storms move in. be prepared, lisa. >> heavy rain coming your way. >>> good morning. taking responsibility for false statements to congress after 70 hours of testimony damaging to president trump. the man he once said he would take a bullet for. >>> the new warning. mandatory evacuations ordered for thousands as a major storm slams california. fears of mudslides that could devastate those areas already hit hard by wild

and the humane society says she needs a new home. she has the greatest name, piggy smalls.e is gentle, possibly house trained, and loves apples. piggy, piggy, piggy, can't you see? >> sometimes your apples just hypnotize me. >>> okay. you have heard of sleep walking and sleep talking. what about sleep texting? >> researchers at villanova university say a growing number of young adults are doing it. more than a fourth said they have texted in their sleep. 72% didn't remember doing it. 93%, though, said they sleep with their phone right beside them at night. findings were published the american journal of college health. >> the end of civilization. however, we are coming back with another 0 minutes of news to tell you about it, including a new development in the gene technology. >>> he got his name put on san >>> he got his name put on san fr i am a techie dad.n. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're workin

. >> the humane society in silicon valley is look for people to adopt and foster pets. they've taken in 57 cats and dogs, including fin in orrville outside of the fire zone. >> they were in the area where the fire was going on, so, they needed to get out of the area in order to make more space for the fire victims animals to stay closer to home. >> the items, she said the 10- year-old girl who donated her toys touched her the most. >> she was very concerned where the toys were going, she wanted to make sure they were going to other children who needed them. >> i think she wrote a letter, she found a letter in the midst of the toys and read part of it. >> stay strong and find the light, by all means don't give up. >> a message of hope, the girl left a handful of quarters, even at a young age, people care. >> hopefully give them a piece of mind that there are -- a peace of mind that people want to help. >> she'll accept donations through today. she's hoping people will donate more gift cards so fire victims can buy things they need for themselves. she plans to take all of