. >> reporter: this is in pacifica where this mountain lion was seen roaming around. it did not stay here. >> reporter: timothy was watching his kids riding bicycle when realizing he was not the only one when he saw this mountain lion sitting. the lion leaped over the fence and into the drive way but continued to focus on the children. >> i was fearful for the kids, i was like no, no, get, get. i was chasing at it like get out of here. get! >> reporter: a neighbor shows me this security camera calling the lion proximity to the kids intense. >> not even 20 yards away from a cat that big. i have seen them around before. we have a lot of wildlife here but never this close. >> reporter: the area has been tracking this mountain lion and called it a people observer. it is one of many animals who lost their usual habitat to the >> you will see activities here and there but nothing abnormal or scary or threatening about its behavior. >> i love mountain lion. i think they're beautiful but it is different when they're at your yard. >> reporter: it is hard to pinpoint why a grou

i guess the mountain lion was crouched. >> he ran outside, got in between the mountain lion and the kidsch is very brave. >> and he was like -- it wanted the cat, it wanted the kids. >> yeah. >> scared the mountain lion off, everybody's okay. good for him. also, this happened. a giant, scary robot in japan. >> yes. >> it's a big one. >> huge, 25 tons, look at that thing. >> wait -- is this -- is this the movie? >> yeah, it's that anime series, "mobile suit gundam." that's what it's inspired by. >> that's the giant -- why am i blanking on the robot movie name? "transformers," thank you, i'm getting up there in age, mark, floor director, aren't i? glad i got your help back there. >> 24 movable parts -- holy cow. >> that's a big robot there. also, so we got some double rainbow action going on in australia. it was so beautiful, so beautiful. then this happened. wait for it. wait for it. >> three, two, one -- >> it's coming, wait for it -- here it comes. >> .5, .3, .2 -- >> are we waiting? here it comes. then this happened, everyone. and then this happened. right? there it is. >> boom. >> i g

>>thankfully, his cat escaped the mountain lion in chase it away from the kids afterwards. neighbor engine many save still images from his surveillance cameras the close encounter with of a ford f one 50 from nose to tail, it's the biggest one that i've seen we have a lot of sightings of mountain lions around here. and they all seem to be small bobcat size this one was well fed and a very much are. >>neighbors say the mountain lion got to a deer later that day and is still roaming around the area as of late there seems to be a lot more activity i think the fact that there's no rain. >>mountain lions and all the wildlife or getting a lot more aggressive. >>and they're coming down. probably to eat the rabbits and the quail that live out in this field out here and probably to drink out of my bird bath now some neighbors say they don't really mind having this mountain line in the neighborhood. i don't want to attract euthanized or anything like that, but they do want to stay away from the kids and the pets in the neighborhood in pacifica taylor kron 4 news still quite scary tho

and the mountain lions of los angeles. oh, man, we are best friends., we start our look back with another big cat — this one in the ibera wetlands of argentina, where there are plans to reintroduce jaguars back into the wild. welcome to estancia san alonso, the island home of rewilding argentina — a project aiming to reintroduce this beautiful, terrifying animal into the wild. oh my... guys, this is... when you make eye contact with a beast this size, your heartjust goes... she is issa, she is a brazilian panther orjaguar. she is about six years old, she is quite young. and how will the wetlands benefit from reintroducing this beautiful animal? these animals were part of this ecosystem. they have been here for hundreds of thousands of years. they disappeared from the wetlands, and now this ecosystem is lacking from this top predator. and of course, we need to maintain the prey populations in natural numbers — i mean, not making them increase so much. it's estimated there are only 250 wild jaguars left across the whole of argentina. but for many locals,

>>mountain lions and all the wildlife are getting a lot more aggressive and they're coming down. probably to eat the rabbits and the quail that live out in this field out here and probably to drink out of my bird bath now some neighbors say they don't really mind having this mountain lion in the neighborhood. >>i don't want to attract euthanized or anything like that, but they do want to stay away from the kids and the pets in the neighborhood in pacifica taylor kron 4 news. >>everybody so calm. >>she's talking about it we would like it to stay away from our children was big it was yeah and what he supposed to do make a lot of noise right rdf like a baby of whoever what about like you're supposed to make a lot of noise right away, yeah, definitely i'm going to scare noise put your he pretty haha. >>yeah from what from what people tell me well we'll to outline maybe not today that will save that for later but. >>looking outside this morning. i know it might be tempting to get out there and enjoy your nice day ahead, i'd wait a little bit later on today because you're going to get

>>mountain lions and all the wildlife are getting a lot more aggressive and they're coming down. probably to eat the rabbits and the quail that live out in this field out here and probably to drink out of my bird bath now some neighbors say they don't really mind having this mountain lion in the neighborhood. >>i don't want to attract euthanized or anything like that, but they do want to stay away from the kids and the pets in the neighborhood in pacifica taylor kron 4 news. president trump now says he will not wait to someone to succeed justice ruth bader ginsburg. >>the latest on the political fight brewing over replacing her and when. >>plus for bay area schools getting ready to resume in person learning how one teenager is offering some protection for students to help them feel safer during covid. >>the first a long-awaited cleanup is finally underway in san jose why the pandemic and residents are the >>all this junk here in the south bay's finally getting cleaned up. yeah, this may be the largest illegal dumping site in san jose. >>and as kron four's rob fladeboe learned tod

so if it rolled over, and it got the wild lion underneath it, the lion wouldn't like that very much. ever in the whole wide world? and my mummy doesn't like spiders. well, i can see why your mummy doesn't like spiders, though there are none in this country that bite you. there's one, certainly in south america, which is as big as your hand, really. and very hairy legs. and you don't want to mess with that, because that one does have a nasty bite. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. 0ur weather picture looks very different for tomorrow. wet and windy pretty much across the board. when will pick up this evening across the west of the uk. this ridge of high pressure is kept as fine today but this ridge of low pressure coming into play for wednesday. in the next few hours the wind was that to strengthen —— was start to strengthen in the west and in northern ireland followed by the rain and work its way into scotland and cumbria and lancashire by the end of the night. a much milder night thanks to the strengthening south—westerly wind and milder air pulled in around

>>mountain lions and all the wildlife are getting a lot more aggressive and they're coming down. probably to eat the rabbits and the quail that live out in this field out here and probably to drink out of my bird bath now some neighbors say they don't really mind having this mountain lion in the neighborhood. >>i don't want to attract euthanized or anything like that, but they do want to stay away from the kids and the pets in the neighborhood in pacifica taylor kron 4 news. >>it's a jungle out there scared, like that was like a perfect like go. they've seen usually mean i don't i see wildlife and its smaller and or its darker farther away it pretty scary but hopefully everybody else stay safe and outlined will come wandering back into the neighborhood. >>but you can they're pretty close to the hillside there john so yeah, i know all the animals they want to enjoy the nice weather to i guess we can't blame of when we want to get out there as well and enjoy what's going to be a beautiful day today. see a little cloud cover this morning sweeping across the bay from the pacific that

there's mountain lions.long the crest of a hill, there could be a cavity, and you could step on one of those and fall 30 feet down. looks great. if you move the dirt, you might find one. >> now, what is that? >> this is a little end of a limb bone to a little plant-eater. it's pretty cool. you can see the whole end of the bone. >> oh, this is definitely bone. >> yep. that's most like a rib. i can tell by the -- >> oh, the shape. i can see why they call him the dino cowboy. >> another piece of bone washed down there. >> and i can see how you could get hooked on fossil hunting. it's the feeling you get picking something out of the dirt and realizing it was part of a living, breathing behemoth 65 million years ago. >> there's spikes on this. look. >> we're gonna have a project here. >> i'm starting to think the whole phipps family has some kind of dino radar. >> looks like a rib. >> like the top of one? >> in just the first few minutes, clayton's youngest, 7-year-old luke, finds a rib. >> okay, i'm having a bla

shirt on of course the fact that the commission president from the lion are now admitting that we need to decrease their emissions to 55 percent instead of what is now on the table 40 percent is a step in the right direction even though we want at least 65 percent to be able to reach their paris grievance i may also think that the way she's show us all that she is an anti racist how she addressed to racists how she wanted us to be more clear in protecting the rule of law and how she condemned what's happening in poland with the energy b.t.i. free so this was a really clear and very strong message from the president you mentioned the greenhouse gas emission targets that she and she raised the issue of climate change very prominently there let's take a quick listen to what she said we need to go faster and we need to do things better. really looked in depth in every sector to see how fast we could go and how to do it in a responsible evidence based way the european commission is proposing to increase the 2030 targets for emission reduction to at least 55 percent. does this proposal go fa

here in meru it counts lion, hunt's approaches and clears the park of dangerous snares.ervation efforts here in kenya? i think born free film, it is by far one of the most captivating films that has ever been done. the specific end of the film, that is me and many other young people, you know? we continuously have to meditate about would continue doing what virginia has done all our life and what george did. it is a continued inspiration for us. not only at born free but across the conservation world. of course, i°y conservation world. of course, joy and george needed helpers. 0ne joy and george needed helpers. one of those wasjohnny baxendale. george's godson. he helped return the born free lions to the wild but used to come back up to their favourite hau nts come back up to their favourite haunts for regular visits. are you ever endanger at all? never, there was no attacks and no issues. we knew very well that they would walk up to us and greet us in the most amazing way. the pair used to sit under this tamarind tree with warm beers. it doesn't ta ke with warm beers. i

with a promise from europe to do better today the new european commission president also from the lion delivered her 1st state of the union address a report card and to do list all the more to say that her goals for the next year are ambitious would be under statement to say that those goals will be met well that would be wishful thinking underlying touched on human rights migration gregson climate change she wants the european union to cut its greenhouse emissions by 55 percent now the agreed reduction is 40 percent her plan is doable but it would come with more economic pain its prospects however appear better than a plan to overhaul europe's welcome mat fund a lion has scolded the european union for not coming together to craft a fair and equitable policy on dealing with migration she called for more unity saying the disaster at the maria camp in greece cannot be allowed to happen again but leaders such as german chancellor angela merkel leaders with much more power they have tried and tried and they have all failed we have more now on the state of the european union in this report.

in southern california, the national park service says. >>13 cubs are born to 5 different mountain lion mothers between may and august in the santa monica mountains in simi hills west of l a it's the first time so many mountain lion dance have been found within such a short period of time during the 18 years in which the region's mountain lion population has been studied by the park service. the wildlife experts say it's incredible to see this many mountain lions in the area, especially because half of their mountain habitat was burned just 2 years ago in the woolsey fire. that wraps up kron 4 news at a time the primetime news continues at the top of the hour a heartbroken mother morning her son killed overnight in valais whoa why she was forced to drive him to the hospital. >>even after calling 911 plus some students in north bexar getting ready to return to campus next week, the safety plans in place to make sure the schools >>the news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 9. >>now at 9 as many school districts across the u.s. are delaying reopening schools and choosing remote learn

>> they're going to go catch up with that mountain lion. >> that's fine. iust go hang out. don't come over here. >> leave those kids alone. >>> coming up next, the seven things to know this morning. >>> also, taking a cruise in this time of covid-19. the extraordinary precautions to keep passengers safe >>> it's 5:24. if you're just joining us, seven things to know. california counties will learn the newest risk tier based on new daily covid-19 cases and the positivity rate. this will determine whether counties can scale back or push forward when it comes to reopening. >>> number two today we're expecting to get an update from the san francisco unified school district on the fall learning plan and it comes as national experts give distance learning disappointing marks. >>> holding a joint voter registration event for the homeless in the tenderloin today. the registration runs from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. >>> next this morning senate republicans say they do have enough votes to confirm ruth bader ginsburg replacement on the supreme court. they're meeting today as president tr

time at targets is not enough for some i expect from the lion to keep on working with her commissioners and really to put pressure on the council because we know that there are member states who are not willing to do what we need to do when funder lion took office late last year she presented a long list of projects by the code 19 pandemic slowed down many of them or brought them to hold she now said it's yours 1st priority to pull each other through this that you commission chief also put a focus on human rights not only calling out china's treatment of minorities but also criticizing your member said poland for introducing so-called free sones l g b t q i've free zones are sure manatee free zones funder line also said the e.u. finally has to decide on a solution on how to handle migration one of the most disputed topics among member states i expect that the member states will engage in the discussion so that we can really move forward and have a common plan to deal with that topic underlines commission will present a long awaited proposal for a new impact on migration on september 23r

who did you think would win out of a lion, a hippopotamus and a rhino? sir david attenborough takes questions from the children he says "hold the hope for the future in their hands." jetpack paramedics. could this be one way to reduce the response time to patients in otherwise hard to reach areas, like the lake district? welcome to bbc news, i'm victoria derbyshire. more than a million people around the world are now known to have died with coronavirus since the start of the pandemic. the united nations secretary—general antonio guterres called it an "agonising milestone" and a "mind—numbing figure". johns hopkins university has recorded over 1.1 million lives have been lost to coronavirus.

then i looked at it and it turned and looked at me, and i was like oh, my god, that's a mountain lion. >> he noticed the big cat had its eyes on children and tried to alert them. >> so i started yelling for the id cans to go back inside. and that's when the mountain lion turned around and saw me coming -- starting coming at me and jumped over the fence. >> it wasn't about to leave, so timothy decided he better do something to protect those kids. >> he was still watching the kids. so i was like, i better get in between him and the kids. >> the kids were the second thing it had its eyes on. he learned his own cat was on the menu but managed to escape. >> my neighbor has video of the cat chasing my cat over the bushes and down the hill, and then he comes back five

relevant topic and just the visceral style of michael franco's film makes it my pick for the golden lion i have another question i want to squeeze in here scott before we get to our last one to film with picked at the festival darling it's still coming up you haven't seen it we've been waiting all week tell us about. yes no matter. how directed you know it's the film that everybody's been talking about i've been talking about nobody's seen yet it stars frances mcdormand as a woman who loses everything in the 2008 recession and becomes a modern day nomad traveling across america in a camper van at the same credibly a look huge amount of buzz around this film people are already talking about it as a potential oscar candidate i just can't wait to see that i know ok well we'll hear from you soon enough i guess so venice has pulled this off a film festival in times of a pandemic what impact do you think that this will have in terms of restarting the film industry. the i.q. for huge impact i mean you have to remember what amazing risk venice talk and even having the distrust of all but they ha

so if it rolled over, and it got the wild lion underneath it, the lion wouldn't like that very much.n't like spiders, though there are none in this country that bite you. there's one, certainly in south america, which is as big as your hand, really. and very hairy legs. and you don't want to mess with that, because that one does have a nasty bite. we should have an interview with david attenborough every single day! paramedics are used to travelling by ambulance, motorbike and helicopter to deliver emergency care, but soon they could be taking to the skies in futuristic jet suits. it's hoped the packs will drastically reduce the response time to patients in otherwise hard to reach areas, as sharon barbour reports. it was one man's dream to fly, and an emergency service's desperation to reach critically ill patients much quicker, which has led to this. a test flight for the great north air ambulance service which they hope will lead to them launching the world's first jet suit paramedic. you know, we're not talking about big distances. but we're talking about steep gradients, and that

. >>> get ready for another "lion king."y says that it is making a followup to last year's live-action movie "the lion king." barry jenkins, director of the 2017 oscar-winning film "moonlight" will direct. disney says the new version will be a prequel. the original 1994 animated disney classic tells the coming of age story of the lion cub simba. >>> credit alexa and a little pennsylvania boy for helping to save his mother. the 5-year-old loves talking to the amazon virtual assistant. earlier this month his grandmother decided to program alexa so the boy could call her whenever he wanted. a week and a half later, he used alexa to call his grandmother when his epileptic mom had a seizure. >> i thought he was laughing or joking. it turns out he was crying. he told me he couldn't wake his mom up. of course, being her mom, my heart kind of fell to the ground a little bit. >> the grandmother called 911. her daughter is now doing okay. the boy says that he wants to be a police officer or a firefighter when he grows up. >>> and cons

thank you there was a result from the lion speaking there i want to bring in now my tayo he's from the center for international studies at the university of oxford he joins me tonight from right here in berlin it's good to have you on the program we heard in that report that ursula from the law and that she will face opposition to her climate goals for climate policy goals does she have the the power to change the minds that matter in europe. well she's lucky in the sense that she comes from germany people little country and respect and of course the car industry there has to play a big role she's been accused of not being ambitious enough. to say that she's going too far and so probably she's somewhere right in this proposal revising the commitments that it's taking to thrown 40 percent to 55 percent in terms of the level of greenhouse greenhouse gas emissions from the european union by 2020 compared to 9090 levels so she she is there or cut out there but d.c. is feasible especially if she gets political traction in germany dorrance unfeasable when we're talking about climate change w

will be and as a green quality show of course the fact that the commission president from the lion are now admitting that we need to decrease their emissions to 55 percent instead of what is now on the table 40 percent is a step in the right direction even though we want at least 65 percent to be able to reach their paris agreements i met also think that the way she's show us all that she is an anti racist how she addressed the racists how she wanted us to be more clear in protecting the rule of law and how she condemned what's happening in poland with the energy p.t.i. free so this was a really clear and very strong message from the president you mentioned the greenhouse gas emission targets that she she raised the issue of climate change very prominently there let's take a quick listen to what she said. we need to go faster and we need to do things better really looked in depth in every sector to see how fast we could go. and how to do it in a responsible evidence based way the european commission is proposing to increase the 2030 targets for emission reduction to at least 55 percent

award the competition runs for 11 days before we find out who will take home the series coveted golden lion. 8 out of 800 films by women directors and i'm joined by my colleague melissa horrid melissa some pretty impressive gender parity there for venice so finally we might say is there did dare we hope that the golden lion might be taken home by a woman well yes it could well be taken home by a woman couldn't i mean if we think about the comparison with great recent years this is a massive massive jump it's a huge difference phil festival director alberto bobber a said that the films were selected though exclusively on the basis of quality and didn't have anything to do with gender protocols interesting we do have we do have a i think you are going to tell me about a couple of those yes one film that is directed by a woman and is getting a lot of bars and is also in competition is bodies i.e. down where are you going i you don't it's by well established bosnian filmmaker spawn each the film is based on real events from the bosnian war in the summer of 1995 it follows aida who works at a ca

because we know that there are member states who are not willing to do what we need to do when funder lion took office late last year she presented a long list of projects by the code 19 pandemic slowed down many of them or brought them to hold she now said it's the year's 1st priority to pull each other through this that you commission chief also put a focus on human rights not only calling out china's treatment of minorities but also criticizing your member said poland for introducing so-called free cell phones l g b t q i've free zones are sure manatee free zones funder line also said the e.u. finally has to decide on a solution on how to handle migration one of the most disputed topics among member states saving lives at sea is not optional and those countries will fulfill their legal and moral duties or are more exposed than others must be able to rely on the solidarity of our. whole european union underlines commission will present a long awaited proposal for a new pact on migration on september 23rd and its her who will be judged on its outcome. just after she made that speech date

take it you're a fan but what are at this point your favorites or your favorite to win the golden lion. you know i'm not sure if this film. will have a chance or not i thought it was quite strong and so and the political aspects of it will definitely have an appeal for the jury here but if i have to pick my absolute favorite it would be pieces of a woman a film starring in that's a curvy as a woman who loses her baby in childbirth a very strong personal drama that really blew me away especially curvy as an as an actress and then a documentary that screened here and called. about people who didn't become refugees but stayed in the world torn areas of the middle east and struggle to survive in those war zones those 2 films i think were the most powerful that i've seen so far here in venice and we'll see if they have a chance to take home the gold lion come saturday and scott while we have you with us we just mentioned the oscars is now trying to address the lack of diversity in the award ceremony of the association has now announced new diversity roles tell us what they do and if that is

visa she's in brussels force good evening to you barbara we heard in the report that ursula fund a lionbut she will face opposition especially to her climate policy plans is she guilty of bold yet wishful thinking here lots of wishful thinking yes and lots of them vision of course and she will face opposition was it hard to climate change from the usual suspects who wealthy eastern european countries we have already heard from the czech republic we can't do this under no circumstances we have heard from the coal producing regions in poland and we have heard of course from the efficacy group for certain industry namely the german caught industries and others so we know all these people and all these arguments have been heard before were bought if she will not push the european union within the next year to go forward to prosper and she did talk about the fire is in on the american west because she did talk about melting the lace years in so on then the battle might be lost so she knows what she is doing whether she can win this fight is yet unclear but she might have to help from germany

that's a mountain lion caught on camera watching children play. what one man did next to make sure no one got hurt. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. as fall arrives tomorrow, some great weather but it's not going to last. record heat back on tap with some 100s. i'll give you the full timeline in about ten minutes. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> new evacuations under way tonight in southern california. it is night 16 of the bobcat fire. it's been burning near the angeles national forest. it is one of the largest in l.a. county history, burning more than 106,000 acres. 1,500 firefighters are working to get it under control, including some crews from bay area fire departments. >>> now to the north, a bay area search and rescue team is on the front lines of the north complex fire. that's the fire burning in butte, plumas, and yuba counties. an 80-person team from menlo park left this morning, but they're no

bounce forward, with comcast business. >> so, which famous actor worked as a lion tamer?ristopher walken, who, as a teen, performed in a traveling circus with a lioness named sheba. >> over the course of his life, william dickey hand-carves a 62,000-piece model circus. he dies in 1972. the miniature big top is willed to his son bill and daughter-in-law, barbara. was it an honor? >> it was an honor, yes, to have that as a part of the family heritage. >> but in 1975, circus towne, the tourist attraction where dickey's circus is on display, goes out of business. so the family packs it all away into a storage facility, thinking, "just for a little while." it needs a home. >> absolutely. we just felt like it needed to be seen. that's what it was created for. >> did you feel like you were personally disappointing him if you didn't find a place for it? >> we did. >> it really shouldn't take that long, right? after all, the circus was once valued at $100,000. yet, the couple has zero luck finding anyone interested in displaying their strange inheritance. >> i used to talk to my h

cows were easy prey for old, lazy lions. that the lions were looking for people instead. people would desert villages for safer places, allowing the bush tsetsever and those numbers to swell. there were laws that restricted the sale of firearms and ammunition, meaning if were around to prevent animals from ravishing plantations with impunity. that population displacement in africa meant ecological dislocation. find another image, further into the belgian congo with african porters. i will skip across the atlantic to latin america. hardly anyone thinks about latin itrica during this war, but played a pivotal role. they nourished and fueled european armies throughout the war, like mexico or argentina or chile. that role was in sodium nitrate in chile. overhad a near monopoly trade. it was essential for fertilizer and a major constituent of twoosives, thus served vital needs of any belligerent country. acceleratedd is it the processes that would exhaust their nitrate deposits. it also revealed the systemic weaknesses in relations between labor and capital. 's main trading pa

can leave us mating for stuffed lion his retirement and like many of his here for life after fought. for. the. also i used to call salt water and salt to. my life. if. i stay cool so. what. i can eat. i can say i wasn't ready and i let it because it's what i get what i want. you got to meet. more. if that be by state of the. morrisons but at me to do what. so that i would. to stop by. because stealing that is so what i'm going to wear. and. disease. that they feel in my. people with that kid on. my side what about me. i want. to get a house here. by how those kinds. of send my kid to. that. i welcome. the money make. money. ambition. what did i want. i wanted to home with micah somewhere else but i stayed because office work and a film author we could not afford a lot i tried to make the best of our small apartment when i was painting the walls i told myself that we would not stay long when we adopted a dog i thought we could take in the fast to germany. my boyfriend and i just rented an apartment what advice would you if me my house as soon as you can because as your 4 savings plan.

here on video as it was watching 2 kids sewer riding bikes in the street that is a good size mountain lion later you saw there, jumping the fence and then crouching under a neighbor's truck until it eventually ran away yanks good evening, everybody thanks for being here 9 o'clock, i'm grant lotus yikes is right, i'm vicki liviakis us course happened. >>on mason drive in pacifica our kron four's taylor bisacky reports. >>this area of the neighborhood backs up to the hills in a wooded area full of wildlife. neighbors say it's probably the reason this mountain lion is sticking around they saw over the weekend and as recent as monday afternoon i from his dog a governor who you are nothing like they get out here and then it turned and that's one of the only got couple good. >>and so i got my camera and started in the life of the kids in the 3rd young for the kids timothy cares captured this mount mine on video over the weekend has appeared to his front gate in pacifica stocking children off nice and drive watching the kids through the gate right here and. >>a of the kids go inside inside inside

>>we have a lot of sightings of mountain lions around here. and they all seem to be small bobcat size this one was well fed. >>any went out there and she well you got to protect the kids i did they didn't want to call like authorities, you know animal control they were thinking. they don't want to euthanize or taken away or i relocated, uh i guess they just want to watch their that. >>i don't know if i'd let my kids club side if i thought that big thing was out there just stays up in the open space there around the neighborhood. but i'm sure they'll >>careful eye out. yeah all right, get a check of the weather we've got john standing if people are to be taking any walks today in any open space is john obviously watch for them outlines the carry a poem or misuse big yeah, i mean there the you know what everyone wants to enjoy the nice weather even the mountain lions just social distancing, especially for mountain lions, good to keep in looking out there at the clouds that are pushing over the bay area this morning, it's made for a pretty great

up one italian city despite the presence of the virus. 18 movies are clawing for the coveted golden lion award at this year's film festival. stay with us. this is live from paris. ♪ it was postponed for four months because of france's covid-19 lockdown but it has got underway this wednesday. a packed court in paris has been called to order with 14 alleged accomplices of the january 2015 terror attacks standing trial. they are accused of assisting the three assailants in plotting the bloodshed and sourcing weapons and ammunition. inee of them are being tried excellency of your -- artist for a magazine as one of the main target. let's take a listen at what the lawyer for the publication has been saying. >> [speaking french] anchor: france 24's luke shrago is following proceedings for us on this long-awaited trial. he joins us from the courtroom in paris. luke, we had a quarter of 14 people taking to the docket in theory for the next two weeks. what more do we know about them and what they are accused of? reporter: from certain quarters, they have been called little helpers. not according t

see you soon. >>> disney fans, who can't get enough of the lion king? will get another round of it. a followup to the blockbuster is in the works. it is expected to dive into the characters' back stories. disney has tapped barry jenki ji as director. we don't know the exact details of the story line or when we'll see it, so stay tuned for a release date on this one. >> doesn't matter what it's about. >> not really. >> i'm there. >> just give us more lion king music, we're good. >> need all the details. >> and all the joy. >>> speaking of joy, this is something that i cannot escape in my feed. have you heard of this? it is called fat bear week. we'll talk about it. it is happening in alaska and how you can tune in and i'm to help california's 19 most vulnerable. over 24,000 homes were destroyed by wildfires in less than two years. too many of those victims are also hit with a sudden tax hike after their forced to move. it's wrong. prop 19 limits taxes on wildfire victims and limits taxes on seniors and severely disabled homeowners. join firefighters and

it that you're a fan but what are at this point your favorites or your favorite to win the golden lion. you know i'm not sure if this film. will have a chance or not i thought it was quite strong and so and the political aspects of it will definitely have an appeal for the jury here but if i have to pick my absolute favorite it would be pieces of a woman a film starring the nesa kirby as a woman who loses her baby in childbirth a very strong personal drama that really blew the way especially curvy as an as an actress and then a documentary that screened here and called. about people who didn't become refugees but stayed in the world torn areas of the middle east and struggle to survive in those war zones those 2 things i think were the most powerful that i've seen so far here in venice and we'll see if they have a chance to take home the gold lion come saturday and scott while we have you with us we just mentioned the oscars is now trying to address the lack of diversity in the award ceremony of the association has now announced new diversity whirls tell us what they do and if that is

>>we have a lot of sightings of mountain lions around here.nd they all seem to be small bobcat size this one was well fed. >>that's why forget i see it we show you video all that was left night. come on a kids that you're couldn't bend like a big fish story bigger after you when you tell the story but it's big that's big and so the neighbors are what we don't want to euthanize we don't want to relocate within on the leg-side call authorities and they're just hoping. >>it's going to stay with their kids. >>be careful out there we're going take a quick break as we go. here's a live look camera here at sfo we get a little bit of fog there in the background back with more news in a minute. frustrated that clothes come out of the dryer wrinkled? next time try bounce wrinkle guard dryer sheets. the world's first mega sheet with 3x more wrinkle relaxers. look at the difference of these two shirts... the wrinkle guard shirt has less wrinkles and static, and more softness and freshnes*á to tame wrinkles on the go use bounce 3in1 rapid touch up spray bo

just before darkness falls they encounter a pride of lions with cubs. backck at the lodge where the guests usually sleep, neil and alistair edit their videos. they release a new episode almost every day and viewers can give them feedback. today they get a video call from brian nel, who's a regular guest at the reserve. >> it means i can watch a story other than the hard news, i've got some realllly good news so watch but i cacat smelell, i cacan't feelel the cold from e morning, smell the cofoffee in the momorning cocoffee brea. and ththere's a fear of f thera lilion right nexext to thehe v. >> the lodge is now empty because of the coronavirus. guests are no longer allowed to spend the night here, but on some reserves at least the locals can still go on safari, albeit in their own vehicles. but the reserves can only make enough money with overnight guests, especially international ones. most of the employees have been laid off. thousands of south african families depend in the tourism sector and a lack of guests threatens their livelihood. for the worke

some teams are made for this like the detroit lions.ithin six feet of another player since 1998. i can say that because i'm a cleveland browns fan. and as a browns fan, detroit lions jokes are all we've got. god bless 'em. hey, speaking of sports are you familiar with the "beersketball challenge?" it started when i put out a song called "no i in beer" and some creative folks on tiktok took the ball and bounced it. ♪ cause we're all in this together ♪ ♪ to me, it's all clear ♪ drinkin' ought to be a team effort ♪ ♪ there is no i in beer ♪ >> it's a little trickier than it looks. but i happen to have a sidekick tonight who knows his way around a can of beer. how you doing, guillermo? >> guillermo: how you doin', mr. brad paisley? >> i'm doin' great. i see you've got your guitar, do you actually play that thing? >> guillermo: a little bit. you want to hear something? >> without a doubt. ♪ good luck tonight, mr. brad paisley ♪ >> okay, so he doesn't it actually play that thing. i'm glad you're here. because i know you have cat-like reflexes

carry must mating for stuffed lion his retirement and like many of his you for life after thought my . proof of what. also that i used the cost of water and salt to. my wife it. if i was to the tool. to walk. away i need. i can say i wasn't ready and i know what it will cause it's when i get what i want . in god we made the. more. ready by a good day of the. and i have what he wants but at me to do what he would. so a bad. writing. because stealing that is so what i am going away. and. disease. and. why they feel in my. when i see other people with the bad kid on. my side what about me. i want. to get a house here. by house. i'm sure my people in that. i welcome. the money to make. money to buy. was our mission to see. what did i want. i wanted to home with micah somewhere else but i stayed because office work and a film author we could not afford a lot i tried to make the best of our small apartment when i was painting the walls i told myself that we would not stay long when we adopted a dog i thought we could take in the fast to germany. my boyfriend and i just rented an apartment

and carry finally received his lion god's creation is beautiful we understand it so very not all we think we know so much we know nothing. the time for robbie the ensign to continue as our wired right here is let's see you know we had pretty much a sold out show i want to thank you everybody for coming but i was 5 winds. i guess. i'm like the doctors in canada the professor in germany did not give up on michael . it is a long path but every day he steps more and more into his new lives far away from the smokestacks and the pollution of the oil industry. for me there is no going back. but every kind of passes me minds me a fog make mary. the tooth brush in my hand. my t.-shirt. my lipstick. my food. just. entering the conflict zone with 2 sebastian. china is roiling the west and europe along with the us in many countries is pushing back hard as we show you a growing list of human life goes on to including home homes new security law my guest this week from beijing. one cool yeah well why is this country speaking so many fights these very aware of a new movie conflicts of. 13 d.w. . with be