visit the sea lions today.follow the trail to discover each stunning artwork and learn about the animal, the artists and their messages. join us in celebrating the 30th anniversary of our cherished marine friends. [applause] >> i know that time is

visit the sea lions today. follow the trail to discover each stunning artwork and learn about the animal, the artists and their messages. join us in celebrating the 30th anniversary of our cherished marine friends. [applause] >> i know that time is pretty tight. excess nitrogen creates an al ash algae bloom that affects the sea lions. stories like these, i'm really happy to see the artists today. the youngest is nine years old. and please scan your qr codes, and you can learn about sea lions. they can hit speeds of up to 25 knots. they can dive up to 900 feet. and they have hearing that can go up to 40-kilo hertz. there are conditions in the bay in terms of mic -- microplastics. this would not be possible without our sponsors. i want to acknowledge a few other people. dan from the port of san francisco helped us with the permitting process. thank you very much. i'm delighted to have the president of the port and commission kimberly and our board member, our partners from s.f. environment, s.f. travel and golden

visit the sea lions today. follow the trail to discover each stunning artwork and learn about the animal, the artists and their messages. join us in celebrating the 30th anniversary of our cherished marine friends. [applause] >> i know that time is pretty tight. excess nitrogen creates an al ash algae bloom that affects the sea lions. stories like these, i'm really happy to see the artists today. the youngest is nine years old. and please scan your qr codes, and you can learn about sea lions. they can hit speeds of up to 25 knots. they can dive up to 900 feet. and they have hearing that can go up to 40-kilo hertz. there are conditions in the bay in terms of mic -- microplastics. this would not be possible without our sponsors. i want to acknowledge a few other people. dan from the port of san francisco helped us with the permitting process. thank you very much. i'm delighted to have the president of the port and commission kimberly and our board member, our partners from s.f. environment, s.f. travel and golden

visit the sea lions today. trail to discover each stunning artwork and learn about the animal, the artists and their messages. join us in celebrating the 30th anniversary of our cherished marine friends. [applause] >> i know that time is pretty tight. excess nitrogen creates an al ash algae bloom that affects the sea lions. stories like these, i'm really happy to see the artists today. the youngest is nine years old. and please scan your qr codes, and you can learn about sea lions. they can hit speeds of up to 25 knots. they can dive up to 900 feet. and they have hearing that can go up to 40-kilo hertz. there are conditions in the bay in terms of mic -- microplastics. this would not be possible without our sponsors. i want to acknowledge a few other people. dan from the port of san francisco helped us with the permitting process. thank you very much. i'm delighted to have the president of the port and commission kimberly and our board member, our partners from s.f. environment, s.f. travel and golden gate parks

new smugglers were lions and. what's your story.'d with numbers and women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. you are not of in a turnout and yet you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. i am. played by claire wang see who has been called the most expressive chopin performer of a generation she'll be my guest in the studio in just a few minutes time. we begin today though with an exhibition in the western german city of essen which features pictures of 75 survivors of the holocaust you know exhibition was opened on tuesday by the german chancellor and the number 75 is significant because next monday will be the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz death camp in 1945 the exhibition is one of many events marking this anniversary. these people were persecuted by nazi germany and survived. the portraits on display in the german city of essen. the title of the exhibition is survivors faces

visit the sea lions today.ollow the trail to discover each stunning artwork and learn about the animal, the artists and their messages. join us in celebrating the 30th anniversary of our cherished marine friends. [applause] >> i know that time is pretty tight. excess nitrogen creates an al ash algae bloom that affects the sea lions. stories like these, i'm really happy to see the artists today. the youngest is nine years old. and please scan your qr codes, and you can learn about sea lions. they can hit speeds of up to 25 knots. they can dive up to 900 feet. and they have hearing that can go up to 40-kilo hertz. there are conditions in the bay in terms of mic -- microplastics. this would not be possible without our sponsors. i want to acknowledge a few other people. dan from the port of san francisco helped us with the permitting process. thank you very much. i'm delighted to have the president of the port and commission kimberly and our board member, our partners from s.f. environment, s.f. travel and golden g

one of the lions died on monday from illness but activists hope the op is also 5. they were hungry and sick and nearly forgotten that was until a group of visitors and well wishes at the al correct decided and off is enough. with the hash tag sudan animal rescue they launched an online campaign to get donations and help the starving lions fans getting a lot of. after the pictures of the lines went viral on social media we were able to help in some of the lines of received treatment and now they're feeling much better and they don't have problems. but for one of the lines help came too late he died of illness on monday. before the campaign the lions lived on a diet of rotting meat on nourished and neglected sudan. in the midst of a worsening economic crisis led by soaring food prices and foreign currency shortage and that's now affecting these lions. we are facing a shortage of food supplies but we managed to keep it under control. we have a vet and now the fit is coming to check on all the animals. the african lion has long been classified as a vulnerable species a

visit the sea lions today.w the trail to discover each stunning artwork and learn about the animal, the artists and their messages. join us in celebrating the 30th anniversary of our cherished marine friends. [applause] >> i know that time is pretty tight. excess nitrogen creates an al ash algae bloom that affects the sea lions. stories like these, i'm really happy to see the artists today. the youngest is nine years old. and please scan your qr codes, and you can learn about sea lions. they can hit speeds of up to 25 knots. they can dive up to 900 feet. and they have hearing that can go up to 40-kilo hertz. there are conditions in the bay in terms of mic -- microplastics. this would not be possible without our sponsors. i want to acknowledge a few other people. dan from the port of san francisco helped us with the permitting process. thank you very much. i'm delighted to have the president of the port and commission kimberly and our board member, our partners from s.f. environment, s.f. travel and golden gate

visit the sea lions today.he trail to discover each stunning artwork and learn about the animal, the artists and their messages. join us in celebrating the 30th anniversary of our cherished marine friends. [applause] >> i know that time is pretty tight. excess nitrogen creates an al ash algae bloom that affects the sea lions. stories like these, i'm really happy to see the artists today. the youngest is nine years old. and please scan your qr codes, and you can learn about sea lions. they can hit speeds of up to 25 knots. they can dive up to 900 feet. and they have hearing that can go up to 40-kilo hertz. there are conditions in the bay in terms of mic -- microplastics. this would not be possible without our sponsors. i want to acknowledge a few other people. dan from the port of san francisco helped us with the permitting process. thank you very much. i'm delighted to have the president of the port and commission kimberly and our board member, our partners from s.f. environment, s.f. travel and golden gate par

visit the sea lions today.w the trail to discover each stunning artwork and learn about the animal, the artists and their messages. join us in celebrating the 30th anniversary of our cherished marine friends. [applause] >> i know that time is pretty tight. excess nitrogen creates an al ash algae bloom that affects the sea lions. stories like these, i'm really happy to see the artists today. the youngest is nine years old. and please scan your qr codes, and you can learn about sea lions. they can hit speeds of up to 25 knots. they can dive up to 900 feet. and they have hearing that can go up to 40-kilo hertz. there are conditions in the bay in terms of mic -- microplastics. this would not be possible without our sponsors. i want to acknowledge a few other people. dan from the port of san francisco helped us with the permitting process. thank you very much. i'm delighted to have the president of the port and commission kimberly and our board member, our partners from s.f. environment, s.f. travel and golden gate

the mountain lion is supposed to be in a tree. use caution. >> reporter: the child suffered only minor injuries. >> he most likely saved his son's life by his instant reaction. >> reporter: still officials were forced to shut down the park in trabuco canyon while they hunted for the mountain lion responsible. this morning they're urging caution for hikers in the area. >> we need to be aware of the situation around us, situational awareness, for this incident in particular. >> reporter: mountain lion attacks are rare, but encounters with the elusive animals are becoming more common. less than a week ago, this pack of five was spotted on surveillance video strolling through a neighborhood in sacramento. the mountain lion was euthanized because it was considered a public safety threat. >>> a nightclub security guard is being credited with saving lives after a deadly shooting in kansas city. police say the guard fatally shot a man who had opened fire on a line of people waiting to enter the club. that followed a confrontation inside w

visit the sea lions today.tunning artwork and learn about the animal, the artists and their messages. join us in celebrating the 30th anniversary of our cherished marine friends. [applause] >> i know that time is pretty tight. excess nitrogen creates an al ash algae bloom that affects the sea lions. stories like these, i'm really happy to see the artists today. the youngest is nine years old. and please scan your qr codes, and you can learn about sea lions. they can hit speeds of up to 25 knots. they can dive up to 900 feet. and they have hearing that can go up to 40-kilo hertz. there are conditions in the bay in terms of mic -- microplastics. this would not be possible without our sponsors. i want to acknowledge a few other people. dan from the port of san francisco helped us with the permitting process. thank you very much. i'm delighted to have the president of the port and commission kimberly and our board member, our partners from s.f. environment, s.f. travel and golden gate parks, partners from the u.s.

authorities say a man was killed by a mountain lion 16 years ago at that same park. >> a mountain lion was near a neighborhood yesterday afternoon. the caller told the police the animal was near big ben drive. here in the bay area, police in pacifica received a report of a mountain lion sighting around 1:00 in the afternoon. . >>> a guarantee from legendary 49er's quarterback joe montana. it's a tweet montana writes. you heard from me first. team the super bowl. montana won four super bowls by the way in 14 seasons with the 49ers before being traded to the chiefs in the final two years in career. >> the new nfc championship nfc t-shirts and hats were popular items. george kittle nick bosa and jimmy garoppolo also top sellers. >> i've got to keep her happy. >> at a smaller sports store in to any the super bowl run is christmas. >> the game by the way 02:02:20 on channel 2. >>> time is 4:20 and right to here is sal castaneda right to our newsroom. >> it's not too slow as you drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur bay bridge. did not cause a big backup there. san mateo bridge tr

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. >>> a life or death struggle when a 3-year-old is attacked by a mountain lion. how a father saved his son with a backpack. >> no, no! >> costumed crusaders jump into action. the story behind this bizarre situation in santa clara county. >> it looks like a war torn neighborhood like things you see on tv. >> the horrific scene in hawaii. the violent rampage that left 2 officers dead and ended in flames. >> and we are streaming on cbsn bay area. find us on kpix.com, the cbs app, or your favorite platform. >> hey, hey, hey! >> no, no, stop! >>> well, some video of a bizarre scene on the streets of san jose. several people who had been attending fur-con friday night came to the aid of a screaming woman inside of a car. one man dressed as a pink dinosaur, another as a tiger and more help pull a man out of a car who was assaulting a woman. they then sat on him and held him for police. the suspect was arrested for domestic violence. >>> some terrifying moments for a 3-year-old boy hiking with his family in southern california after he was attacked by a mountain line lio

visit the sea lions today. follow the trail to discover each stunning artwork and learn about the animal, the artists and their messages. join us in celebrating the 30th anniversary of our cherished marine friends. [applause] >> i know that time is pretty tight. excess nitrogen creates an al ash algae bloom that affects the sea lions. stories like these, i'm really happy to see the artists today. the youngest is nine years old. and please scan your qr codes, and you can learn about sea lions. they can hit speeds of up to 25 knots. they can dive up to 900 feet. and they have hearing that can go up to 40-kilo hertz. there are conditions in the bay in terms of mic -- microplastics. this would not be possible without our sponsors. i want to acknowledge a few other people. dan from the port of san francisco helped us with the permitting process. thank you very much. i'm delighted to have the president of the port and commission kimberly and our board member, our partners from s.f. environment, s.f. travel and golden

. >>> a life or death struggle when a 3-year-old is attacked by a mountain lion. how a father saved his son with a backpack. >> no, no! >> costumed crusaders jump into action. the story behind this bizarre situation in santa clara county. >> it looks like a war torn neighborhood like things you see on tv. >> the horrific scene in hawaii. the violent rampage that left 2 officers dead and ended in flames. >> and we are streaming on cbsn bay area. find us on kpix.com, the cbs app, or your favorite platform. as mayor, mike bloomberg slashed carbon emissions and achieved new york city's cleanest air quality in more than 50 years. as a leader in the fight against climate change, he helped shut down over half of the nation's coal plants, then led one of the biggest pollution reduction efforts in history. as president, he intends to reduce emissions by fifty percent within ten years. because if we want to stop climate change, we need to make a change. this is a fight-we can't afford to lose. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >> hey, hey, hey! >> no, no, stop!

you could say the sea lions have sealed the deal.ne, cbs news, san francisco. >>> coming up only on "cbs this morning," a closer look at the gap between the rich and poor as we carve up the american pie. you may be surprised by the results. >>> plus the annual battle of super bowl cities. mo rocca and michelle miller take us to san francisco and kansas city. and we catch up with the stars of the metropolitan opera's production of "porgy & bess," which features an all-black cast. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday.m arie. a gre d. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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life. >> we looked up and there was a mountain lion with a backpack. >> the mountain lion came out of somewhere. attacked 3-year-old, grabbed him by the neck and started grabbing him. >> the boy's father was quick to throw a backpack at the mountain lion and remarkably -- >> the mountain lion dropped the 3year-old and grabbed the backpack and went into the tree. >> there it was perched but not for long. the california department of fish and wildlife said it had to be shot and killed in the interests of public safety. as for the 3-year-old boy -- >> she had her son in her arms have the son was crying and a little bit scared. >> really quick thinking. that boy is okay. the mountain lion's body is in sacramento being tested. >>> we have a programming note to tell you about. abc's brand localish is expanding to tv. they connect good news, good people and good eats. beginning february 17th, you can final on it over the air digital channels 7.2 and comcast channel 715. >> still ahead, we say thank you for the steps picture. share your picture with us with #abc7 now. in 2016 i warned thatt d

he threw it at the mountain lion. the mountain lion dropped the 3-year-old, grabbed the backpack and went up into a tree. >> reporter: fellow hikers stunned by the strange scene in the tree. >> it was unnerving but it had a backpack in its mouth so it caught us off guard. >> reporter: the 3-year-old who suffered a bike bite mark. mountain lions are common in the area. warnings posted throughout the park. area residents capturing many of them on their surveillance cameras. >> within the last three days we've had several of them. five or six sightings. >> reporter: it's unclear if the one involved today is the same one seen prowling the named. leanne suter, abc7 news. >>> we are less than two weeks away, believe it or not, from super bowl liv and there's debate over where a potential bay area parade might be held. >> abc7 news reporter amanda is live at levi stadium where fans weighed in. >> reporter: of course, the 49ers have to win first. but confidence in the team already has so many fans thinkings about a potential

a 3-year-old boy attacked by a mountain lion.you hear how his father fought off that big cat. >> reporter: in the south bay, we all know the san francisco 49ers play here at levi stadium in santa clara. so, with the potential for a super bowl parade, where would it be held? that story up next. >>> and it's the t-shirt that's getting almost as much attention as the 49ers' big win. we find out where it came from. >>> here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7 news at 11:00. >> thanks, dan. prepare yourself for everything tonight. very grood to see you. is this part of your community service? part of your court order? >> how did you know that? looking to get your business off to a fast start in the new year? it's go time! switch to comcast business and get fast internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network. plus, complete reliability with 4g lte backup. and, cloud-based security to help protect the devices on your network. greenlight your business in 2020 with fast internet and voice for $64.90 per

this shows a mountain lion in a tree that was taken by park rangers shortly after the attack. the little boy was walking in front of his family when the mountain lion grabbed him by the neck. the father threw a backpack at the mountain lion which dropped the boy, grabbed the pack and ran up a tree. authorities evacuated the park and killed the mountain lion about an hour later. >> i would assume that it would be one of the most horrible tlings things you can go through. >> the boy was treated for neck injuries and is expected to recover. authorities say a man was killed by a mountain lion at that same park 16 years ago. >>> pacifica police received a report that a mountain lion was near a home in the afternoon near big bend drive which backs up to open space and says the mountain lion was only visible for a time. >>> our time is 6:39. let's see what's happening out on the roads. sal has the latest on our commute. >> people are back. yesterday was a holiday and we had light commutes that are over and the commutes were normal. you can see slow traffic pretty much all over bay po

the family through a backpack at the mountain lion.uthorities evacuated the parking killed the mountain lion about an hour later. >> i would assume it would be one of the most horrible things you could go through, to see your 3-year-old being dragged away by a mountain lion. the boy was treated for injuries and expected to recover. the man was killed by mountain lion 16 years ago. >>> the countdown is on to super bowl liv in miami. excitement is building among fans. maureen naylor shows us the faithful are getting geared up. >> reporter: at the 49ers team store inside me be stadium on monday -- >> if you want women's, it's the next table. >> reporter: it felt like the happiest place on earth for 49ers fans. they shelled out $40 for new championship t-shirts and hats. one family drove 14 hours to attend sunday's game and the unforgettable experience didn't come cheap. >> just on tickets alone, it was over $2000. >> $3000. >> reporter: isaiah liked the airplane flyover and the pretzels but had some complaints about the championship game.

. >>> a three-year-old boy recovering after being attacked by a mountain lion in orange county. the california department of fish and wildlife is saying incidences like this are "extraordinarily rare." rachel came reports from orange county. >> we have a match, forensic scientists in san francisco have just put a call into us and said they have a match that it is the correct lien. >> reporter: today fish and wildlife officials received a dna test results and confirmed that the mountain lion they killed yesterday at the wilderness park was the one who attacked and injured a 3 1/2- year-old boy who was hiking with his family. the unidentified boy was with his parents and three siblings when the mountain lion came out of the tree and fit the boy's neck. the boy's father jumped into action and then called 911. >> knocked him over, got him by the neck. >> he shouted and charged at the lien. as he did so, the lien startled and let go of the sun. >> he is bleeding a little bit. reps even the boy now out of the lions gripped the boy's father distracted the line with what he could. >> i

the video was taken by a park ranger and it shows the mountain lion up in a tree. officials say the little boy was walking in front of his family when the mountain lion jumped out and grabbed him. the father through backpack of the mountain lion and it caused it to release the boy. then grabbed the backpack and rub ran up the tree. authorities were called, they evacuated the park and shot and killed the mountain lion. >> i would assume it would be one of the most horrible things you can go through, two your 3- year-old being dragged away by amount line. >> they say this is rare but they do happen, in 2004 at the same park a 35-year-old bike rider was killed by a mountain lion after he stopped to fix his bike chain. >>> tiny homes else by volunteers, why this solution may get torn down. >>> a neurologist who set out to build a better helmet, why his design will help prevent serious injuries. >> whatever you can do to have better head protection, it's a great thing for society. vo: droughts. floods. hurricanes. tornadoes. donald trump is making it worse. trump:"all o

in california a 3-year-old boy attack bide a mountain lion. that child also saved by his name by throwing a backpack. the lion dropped him, picked up the backpack and raced up the tree. the child suffered injuries to his neck and is listed in stable condition. california officials confirm the mountain lion was put down. >>> president trump and french president emmanuel macron agreeing to hold off an escalating trade war avoiding huge new tariffs on french wine, cheese and handbags. president trump threatened 100% tariff to retaliate on tech firms doing business in france like google and facebook. the french officials say the leaders agreed to delay tariffs until the end of the year so the two countries can continue negotiating a digital services tax. >>> patients at risk for heart problems should be careful about using marijuana. a new report in the journal of american cardiology says there could be a connection between pot smoking and a range of heart problems. and because people who smoke weed typically hold the smoke in longer it may delive

the father through a back pack at the mountain lion, and the mountain lion dropped the boy, grab thek and ran up the tree. the park authorities killed them outline an hour later. >> it would be one of the most horrible things you can go through to see your three-year- old being dragged away by mountain lion. >> the boy was treated for neck injuries and is expected to recover. authorities say a man was killed them outline at the same park 16 years ago. pacifica police received a report that amount was a neighborhood yesterday afternoon. the caller thought of the dose told authorities that the animals near big bend drivers of the mountain i was only visible for a short time before running back up into the hills. >>> oakland almost mothers who were evicted last month city judge ruled they illegally occupied and took over that may now have a chance to buy that home. the owner of the house, squid word properties brought the property in july for $500. at first, wedgwood said it long as they were inthat house. yesterday, officials announced the company agreed to sell the house to oakland co

. >> a 3-year-old child attacked in a park by a mountain lion.father did. >> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. . >>> well good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on 2, tuesday morning, january 21st. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. we're waking up to some rain coming in soon. >> there's been a little north. most of it will be late morning. early afternoon. for the commute, we're okay. >> and most lima rin, sonoma, napa. >> yes. >> they mostly come out at night. mostly. somebody out there knows that. >> cloudy with rain developing. heaviest north of the golden gate. temperatures mid 50s to upper 50s a few near 60. that's the system. looks to be about the line so far. about 1/3" to maybe 1/2" could fall. some of that will not make it until late this afternoon or even this evening. 40s and 50s on your temps. we have a lot of cloud cover. rain developing over us now. it's very light. the front will get here eventually. 5:31. sal's here. something new you right away. >

visit the sea lions today.r each stunning artwork and learn about the animal, the artists and their messages. join us in celebrating the 30th anniversary of our cherished marine friends. [applause] >> i know that time is pretty tight. excess nitrogen creates an al ash algae bloom that affects the sea lions. stories like these, i'm really happy to see the artists today. the youngest is nine years old. and please scan your qr codes, and you can learn about sea lions. they can hit speeds of up to 25 knots. they can dive up to 900 feet. and they have hearing that can go up to 40-kilo hertz. there are conditions in the bay in terms of mic -- microplastics. this would not be possible without our sponsors. i want to acknowledge a few other people. dan from the port of san francisco helped us with the permitting process. thank you very much. i'm delighted to have the president of the port and commission kimberly and our board member, our partners from s.f. environment, s.f. travel and golden gate parks, partners from t

>> no, no, this was just me and the mountain lion. >> do you take a lot of drugs?e could be a little dangerous too. >> he may have thought he saw a lion i'm going to go with true. >> jimmy: okay, i'll say true as well. >> that is true. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: what are you kidding me >> it was in mexico if that helps the believability of the story. >> oh, in mexico >> jimmy: of course, anything happens -- are you serious >> yes >> jimmy: were you freaking out. >> no, that's why it worked out. [ laughter ] if i would have freaked out, it probably wouldn't have worked out. >> was the lion menacing at any stage? >> at the beginning. >> jimmy: wow. >> but we got on the same frequency. [ laughter ] >> all right, all right, all right. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> we got on the mammalian frequency and things -- like i said, he ended up purring. >> jimmy: oh, my - >> just scratching him behind the ears four hours later. everyone should try it at least once >> jimmy: alright, which one should i open, one or two? [ audicence yelling >> two, two, two one. >> one >> jimm

of a mountain lion siding around the clock. the persons of the cat was spotted in the area of big bend drive. the mountain lion was last seen running back into the hills. >>> tomorrow is another big day with the u.s. senate resuming impeachment proceedings. >> mitch mcconnell released his proposal for how the president trial will proceed. we are taking a look at what's expected to happen. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell is expected to present a resolution first. that gives each side a total of 24 hours for opening arguments. republicans hold a majority in the senate and they are confident it will pass. any vote on if it will include witnesses or other evidence will be held later. the republicans resolution on senate impeachment trial rules calls for the seven democratic house managers to go first. the trump legal team would present its defense writing and saturday. the facts revealed and a telephone call show president trump asked you can's president to investigate joe biden and his son. they also delayed sending military funds ea

a 3-year-old boy rescued from a mountain lion. and then a father fighting off a coyote. >>> an american mother missing tonight, on vacation at a popular destination. >>> and your health. the new warning tonight about sunscreen and the potential chemicals absorbed into the bloodstream. >>> and good evening from washington tonight. and we are here this evening because of the history being made in the senate chamber as we come on the air tonight. the impeachment trial of president trump now under way, in a deeply divided capital, a deeply divided nation. the chief justice of the supreme court, john roberts, presiding. the first battle right from the start. a fierce argument over the rules laid out by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. the democrats calling it a coverup, arguing mcconnell's framework does not allow evidence from the house investigation and gives no promise of any new witnesses. democrats declaring the house did its job, the senate must now do theirs. the president's team, white house counsel pat sip loney and his

the boy's father through a backpack at the mountain lion.see, the mountain lion grabbed the backpack and went up the tree. >> any father would react this way. obviously it was my thinking. there have been mountain lions in the past within whiting ranch . fortunately they are rare, but it's something we need to be aware of. fortunately that father acted quickly and probably saved the life of his son. >> the sheriff's department says they evacuated the park and got permission from state wildlife officials to euthanize the mountain lion. >>> was awesome showers out there now. the afternoon commute kind of damp. how does it go beyond? the five day forecast coming up. >>> ktvu's alex savage is in the newsroom with a look at some stories we are looking at for the 7 o'clock news on ktvu platz. >>> is a common painkiller and can be found in most people's medicine cabinets. why state regulators may soon classify acetaminophen as a carcinogen. also, another recall to tell you about involving the terra- cotta airbags, this one has more than to million

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this is the lions' second appearance at the state championship in the last three years. they took an early lead in their contest against shady side academy and held it throughout the game. aggressive and selfless offense, vigilant defense, and stellar goal keeping earned the lions a 2-0 victory. and their first state championship trophy in school history. these amazing athletes are the epitome of remarkable dedication and discipline, outstanding skill, exceptional sportsmanship, and an unyielding team spirit. their dedication to excellence to say the least earned them this championship. on behalf of pennsylvania's 10th congressional district, i congratulate the lions for their performance. we are proud of you. mr. speaker, i yield the balance. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, mr. norman, for five minutes. mr. norman: thank you, mr. speaker. it's my honor to recognize the exemplary leadership and career of sergeant john aiden, a native of the palmetto state, born and raised in my hometown of rock hill, south carolina. upon g

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and the boys father through a backpack at the mountain lion and then the mountain lion grabbed the backpacknd went back up the tree and they euthanize the mountain lion. >>> today, we saw a marathon session at the usn over debate over the rules that will guide the impeachment trial. here now, it is 1 am, back east, is that session still going on? >> it is still going. we are going on 12 hours, frank and julie. they wanted to get to the opening trial and democrats presented a list of amendments and called for a subpoena with an hour-long discussion on why each one is important to the trial. the battle of how the impeachment trial would be conducted was long and intense. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell made all last- minute decision, and they would have three days instead of two days for an opening argument. >> this will bring clarity and fairness that everyone deserves. >> reporter: immigrants said that the republican resolution gave no guarantees that the senate trial would include subpoenas for witnesses or evidence rocked by president trump. >> he ordered the executive branch t

and that's helped him empathize with wounded animals like this sea lion named zion. >> zion was very pinned down against a buoy. i saw a lot of me in zion. zion thought he was doing just fine. he was going figure it out on his own, right. and it's not until someone helps you that you realize how badly you needed the help. >> look at him go, oh, my gosh. >> reporter: veterans lisa stein and erica discovered the program while searching for help for ptsd. >> a lot of time when you get out, especially if you have ptsd, you're lost. you're nervous in crowds. you have nightmares. you can't talk to anybody. that's a lot like these animals. they have no voice. >> reporter: like the military, not all the work here is glamorous, but these vets agree, caring for the animals has a calming effect. >> it clears your mind. because all you're doing is thinking of looking at their eyes and their whiskers and the little flippers. >> reporter: the marine mammal center has rescued more than 180 animals this year, and some require surgery. >> i'm going clamp off the tube. >> reporter: veteran naomi watch

. >>> a 3-year-old boy attacked by a mountain lion.ild was also saved by his dad who threw a backpack at the big cat who came out of nowhere. the lion dropped him, picked up the backpack and raced up a tree. the child suffered einjuries to his neck but is listed in stable condition. california game officials at the wilderness park confirm the mountain lion was put down. >> i don't know, i'm nervous my kids are going to hear this story and expect a bit more. i'm going to be looking for some wild animal just to take onto show -- >> for their sake. >>> severely injured by an alleged drunk driver. will he ever play again? andy scholes with this morning's bleacher report coming up. copd makes it hard to breathe so to breathe better i started once-daily anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say go this way i say i'll go my own way with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. do not use anoro if you have asthma. anor