this is jane goodall's visit to the zoo the first time in 15 years. students were in attendance as he as she hitched her roots program. >> working on humanitarian and conservation all issues. telling telling the students today how small the seemingly small actions performed could have a real big impact. >> the life force and power in that seed of sunlight could wor. could work. if we see all of the rocks and the walls and the problems we face today, hundreds hundreds of thousands of young people could break through and make it a better world. >> around 150,000 students from preschool to high school from over 140 countries are involved in the roots and shoots . >> she's a wonderful role model for young people and women especially. i even had a jane goodall doll growing up. she was was so cute. i loved it. i was so fan sedated with her i was so so fascinated with her. >> let's take a look at what's happening weatherwise. > >> this same weather pattern in control with upper levels of the the atmosphere pressing down keeping the marine layer and fog compa

welcome for world renowned conservationist jane goodall thursday at the oakland zoo. goodall spoke to students about hope and to inspire them to become tomorrow's conservationist. but all shared stories about her journey and her hope for humans, animals and the environment. the last time she was at the oakland zoo was about 20 years ago. >> josephine the armadillo. hello. is safe. back at home at the sacramento zoo after she went missing. this 6 banded armadillo escaped her enclosure yesterday morning today she was found at the zoo but almost 200 feet away from where she had gone missing a nice coat there. josephine is healthy and safe. now back home. and this might put a smile on your face. look at those hands. look at those faces. a south carolina couple. is celebrating. 75 years of marriage. leroy in will it morrison tied the knot back in 1947. when marriage licenses cost. just $5 ever since then, the 2.96 he holds it had 10 children, a long lineage of grandchildren, great grandchildren. the 2 first met at a friend's wedding with leroy saw his future wife among the

this was jane jane goodall's first visit to the zoo in 15 years. that program includes students from 140 countries all around the wod the world and we await their id. their ideas. dropped in for a look at our forecast with chief meteorologist paul heggen. you are watching the skies, as are the blue angels. two yeah, we have seen them fly by as they practice for tomorrow and they will adjust to whatever font is out there. we are likely to have have some of it around 3:00 in the afternoon. the thick of it will be developing into friday . friday morning. we will show you you that on futurecast in a moment. it will still be mild by by the water, but warm to even hot inland on friday. very summerlike pattern complete with with the june gloom, big temperature swing between england on friday, after most of of next week. that fog will be dissipating but still hanging out right along the coast. we zoom in for a closer look, at san francisco, you can see the fog peaking on through towards treasure island, towards alcatraz as well. this will be the pattern th

people said that she's the same as jane goodall. i said, she's nothing like jane goodall. - [jaynecan i get rid of this clutter while i'm down here? - [ann] well, i have cleared up a long way. - well, that's just trash. - hmm? - that's just trash, i can throw it- - not always. sometimes the trash is what i want. it's got some information. i'm a great one for information, so. - okay. well it says hamburger buns. - [ann] tuesday night, i don't know how much she drank, but she was in pretty poor state. - you start nag, nag, nag about the cat. - you go on and on and on with your nonsense. talking about the cat. alcohol is a drug. - [jayne] you're free to move out. - [ann] well, you're gonna move out. you said that many times, but you haven't done it. [jayne chuckles] - would you let her live on your couch for 12 years? i was on my way to make this shirt for hillary clinton, 'cause she was running for president. i made this great t-shirt it says, r next president will be wearing high heels. and i was supposed to meet these guys, 'cause t

they got to hear from famed conservationist jane goodall at the oakland zoo. she's best known for her work studying their social and family behaviors and how closely they do compared to humans that she works with students from around the world to get them involved in conservation efforts telling the students today about the small simple acts we could do locally to have a huge cumulative effect. >> in that seed to reach the sunlight, the brick wall will eventually be knocked down. seeing only the rocks in the was the walls as the problems we face today, hundreds and thousands of young people and those shoots and roots could break through and make it a better world. >> the program is in 140 countries with over 150,000 students doing their part. i bey bet every parent wanted to chaperone on the trip today. cbs cbs evening news is next naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires

she inspired others like jane goodall and cox. kumasi: they are really getting it.ie: good for them. also, the tina turner musical is coming. i sought and on broadway. it was so good. kumasi: is it soon? reggie: it is soon-ish. new climate funding. the county expected to get millions to fight climate change. kumasi: marking 33 years since the earthquake. the ceremony planned today. reggie: but look outside. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: the investigation that led to five arrests. kumasi: an incident with draymond green in practice. reggie: southbay star that is richer and where a winning ticket was bought. we are going to get started with a check of the weather. drew: limited area of fog. three miles in napa. the bigger story is a cooler start to the day compared to this time yesterday, nearly 20 degrees cooler in some spots things to mainly clear skies 11 us to cool off in the overnight hours. most cities waking up to 43. 45 in napa. take the heavier jackets, you will need it for the next sever

walker and jane goodall. >> piers: looks a bit like you, i thought.: trying to stir it up. >> piers: you will be -- may be surprised here. this is not the most disturbing emotional and intense exhausting experience i have had today with you four. it was actually the morning formerly know as kanye west. yee two hour encounter quite extraordinary. roller coaster of emotions ending up with him eventually and pretty t torturous doing defcon three. walked out and came back. he said some pretty inflammatory things about president biden. which will be breaking in evening. this is probably the most extraordinary interview i have ever done. this is a little clip. >> are you sorry you said that? >> no. >> you should be. >> absolutely not. >> you should be. >> absolutely not. >> you should be. >> i will say i'm sorry for the people that i hurt with the defcon. the confusion that i caused. i feel like i caused hurt and confusion. >> judge jeanine: wow. >> piers: pretty lively. >> judge jeanine: look forward to that jesse? >> jesse: do you want to see something re

she joins madam cj walker, jane goodall and laverne cox. she deserves this. kumasi: she does.usual red carpet dress has people talking. kumasi: emma coren, who you know as princess diana in "the crown," is turning heads. it looked like a goldfish in a plastic bag. she was promoting the new movie with harry styles. he did not appear at the red carpet event -- reggie: i really like it. kumasi: taking it to another level. reggie: this comment to me, is better. this is more interesting and fun. do you like it? kumasi: i would love to see it with movement. reggie: is the fish moving? kumasi: does it give that illusion? reggie: the movie they are promoting is "my policeman." kumasi: i did not see that. reggie: looking forward to that. kumasi: where is harry? reggie: i don't know. i know where he is, on tour. someone threw a bottle at a sensitive region. isn't that rude? people need to stop doing that. kumasi: that happened? reggie: it just happened. coming up, the seven things you need to know and remind her that you can watch us on the abc 7 app. you can download it and start strea

jane goodall likes amc it's like horseshoe. >> jane goodall, what a lady >> the best.ed with them >> let's get to the opening bell here and the cnbc realtime exchange and the big board celebrating its listing at the nasdaq medical technology company logic speaking of potential new listings, at least, jim, mobile i following a registration statement for that proposed ipo. >> well, what can i say? there is no nicer guy in the business than pat. you hear me? no nicer guy in the business than pat bring that mobile ideal, not necessarily -- should have brought this morning, actually >> not the best time to be bringing a technology ipo, so to speak. >> people -- >> it was a public company once, though >> sure. israeli public company it very much wants to be able to do that. self-drive how come every time i say something, they cheer? they're just addicted to what i have to say? i don't hear anyone saying anything if you talk >> they are. they just want to hear you talk. >> they go quiet >> that's why we basically do just let you talk. >> honestly, the mobile i, does it smack

. >> quite the welcome for a world renowned conservationist jane goodall that was happening at the oakland zoo. she spoke to students about hope and inspired them to become conservationist as well. goodall shared stories about her journey and her hope for humans, animals and the environment. the last time she was at the oakland zoo was about 20 years ago. >> it's officially fleet week here in the bay area. i'm stephanie lin it coming up on the kron. 4 news we take you on board giant plane. learn more about it and why it's called the fat albert. >> but first, more room to help feed the bay area's food insecure. a major upgrade at san francisco-marin food bank. i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. california is the first state in the country to announce it's phasing out plastic produce bags at the grocery store. >> most produce bags are plastic and are not recyclable. governor newsom signed a bill requiring grocery store

. > >> jane goodall was at the oakland zoo, speaking to students. she was there to inspe more young people to get involved in environmental issue. environmental issues. this is her first visit to the zoo in 15 15 years. hundreds of students were in attendance as she pitchd she pitched the roots and shoots shoots program. it brings students from around the globe together to work on humanitarian, environmental, and and conservation issues. she tells the students how the seemingly small actions they perform can have a big impact. >> there is a lifeforce of color of color in that seed to reach the sunlight and go up through the cracks in a brick wall. if you see all the rocks in the walls as the problems we face today, hundreds and thousands of of young people, roots and shoots can break through and make this a better world. >> 150,000 students, from preschool to high school, from r from over 140 countries are involved in the roots and shoot. shoots program. > >> we are excited for the spectr friday for fleet week. i am joined with her very own pilot an

. >> a very warm welcome for world renowned, primate expert and conservationist jane goodall thursday as the oakland zoo goodall spoke to students about hope and inspire them trying to inspire them anyway to become tomorrow's conservationist. >> but all shared stories about her journey and her hope for humans, animals and the environment. the last time she was at the oakland zoo was about 20 years ago. >> and here we come through. first one through the hatch is going to be comb and commander of tracking. >> all right. that's petaluma native nicole mann, the first native american woman in space. she is one of the now 11 crew membert on the international space station following the arrival of the space x dragon last night, the new crew, which includes 2 other astronauts and a cosmonaut will spend months aboard orbiting the orbiting laboratory conducting more than 200 scientific experiments. >> coming up, we're going to tell you about santa clara's, a new plan to prevent illegal dumping and clean up the streets. >> a warning about electric cars tonight which are exploding all over florid