what do we owe mountain lions, what do we owe to other species of plants and animals?auly: man-made structures act as barriers for lots of species in urban areas. but some aspects of our infrastructure actually allow non-native species to thrive. the big moment for thinking about water in los angeles is 1913. once you have permanent water on the landscape, lots of non-native species, if they get introduced, can now make it. so, what's happened is that non-native species that get introduced to southern california, that are maybe from a more tropical place, now can make it here because there's much more water. and one of the ways that a lot of these species are coming in is actually via the nursery plant trade. [animals calling] things like brown anoles and green anoles and various species of geckos and now a thing called the coqui frog. "coqui, coqui, coqui," and it might do this all night long. so, if you live in a neighborhood with a coqui frog, you might find it incredibly aggravating. so, the coqui frog was introduced to hawaii in the 1980s. once they get establishe

♪ ♪ >> on the morning of october 29th, i was woken up by a colleague who alerted me that a lion aircraftshed. he said, "it's the max." and i was surprised because it was a new aircraft. my company provided the air data for aircraft flying around the jakarta area. so i went to the computer and looked at the data. it was immediately apparent that, okay, something was wrong. the plane went up to about 2,000 feet, just over a minute after takeoff, and the plane had a bit of a dive. and then the plane climbed to about 5,000 feet. but then, at 5,000 feet, the plane was fluctuating up and down. and then the plane just started diving. it just didn't make sense. you don't see planes diving on departure. i was ffled. why did it go down? ♪ ♪ >> lion air flight jt610 went missing from radar... >> narrator: 189 people were killed in the crash of lion air flight 610. >> the boeing 737 max 8. >> narrator: the plane was a new boeing 737 max... >> what do we know about this 737 max 8? >> narrator: ...the fastest-selling jet in boeing history-- just introduced the year before. >> we don't yet know what ca

we're dealing with a mountain lion and mountain lions obviously have the potential to be more violentressive than a house cat. typically when we see mountain lions and residential areas this time of year. usually it's a young male mountain, california apartment. official wildlife suspect the lions separated from his mom took a wrong turn and is looking for food, raccoons, not their number one choice for food. maybe it's not that great at hunting deer yet maybe you know it was hungry, and, uh, tried to go for something else. what's to say that line won't find a little dog or cat instead, fish and wildlife says that does happen, but not too often. it. it's dangerous, especially in the evenings. that's when i kind of look around this neighbor suspects the mountain lion came from a nearby creek or crystal springs reservoir is normal. i'm scared and you know a little bit nervous, and i just need to be cautious. police say mountain lions are creatures of habit and may return. neighbors are keeping a close eye on their small pets and children. i think we'll just keep the dogs inside for a co

we're dealing with a mountain lion and mountain lions obviously have the potential to be more violent and aggressive than a house cat. typically when we see mountain lions and residential areas this time of year. usually it's a young male mountain, california apartment. official wildlife suspect the lions separated from his mom took a wrong turn and is looking for food, raccoons, not their number one choice for food. maybe it's not that great at hunting deer yet maybe you know it was hungry, and, uh, tried to go for something else. what's to say that line won't find a little dog or cat instead, fish and wildlife says that does happen, but not too often. it. it's dangerous, especially in the evenings. that's when i kind of look around this neighbor suspects the mountain lion came from a nearby creek or crystal springs reservoir is normal. i'm scared and you know a little bit nervous, and i just need to be cautious. police say mountain lions are creatures of habit and may return. neighbors are keeping a close eye on their small pets and children. and california apartment. official wildl

mountain lions and bay area tonight, how they are able to travel so far so fast. plus, one woman's close encounter. [music] >>> and tonight, halloween is back and the displays bigger and better than ever in one east bay neighborhood. >>> good evening i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. >> a working report on the leaning tower resumed today. >> kpix5 spoke to a structural engineering consultant who believes it is time to put the brakes on the entire project, max? >> reporter: for months we reported on this fix to the tower that actually has been making the problem worse than better. construction crews were out here today once again working on one part of the project. that structural engineer thinks there is serious potential that this retrofit will hit another big roadblock. >> reporter: construction crews were busy on the corner of mission and fremont today as work on parts of san francisco's leaning tower retrofit resumes. work on the fix was put on pause just before labor day once it became apparent construction methods were making the problem worse. >> we h

. >> an unsettling scene today lockdowns have been lifted for 2 north bay schools after a mountain liontted prowling around. thanks for joining us this evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. a rare sighting. you see the. >> outline their this is road or park. our cameras were there rolling as the mount line roads a bit too close to schools can force. charles clifford now shows us how authorities were able to find and relocate the big cat. >> well, here in sonoma county on monday. a mountain lion was seen hiding in the brush near 2 schools, including evergreen elementary school right behind me here. the call came in about 07:40am in the morning where a man walking through the area saw the mountain lion, the 2 schools were put on to lock down the road or park police department responded and they also called for assistance from the california department of fish and wildlife and biologists here in sonoma county who work with big cats now after about a 2 hour search of those biologists were able to tranquilize the mountain lion. it took about 5 minutes for the sedation t

there's a mountain lion. 2 doors up the lion moved from daimler's neighbor's home to his home. >> saysee after matt when wildlife officials tranquilized the big cat from the folks here did did a really good job they notified you know, they didn't approach the and they allow the wildlife officials to handle it. tiffany app is a wildlife scientist at the center for biological diversity in oakland. yep says this recent sighting serves as a reminder we are living in mountain lion habitat. it's really important to find ways to safely coexist and that includes making we have enough wildlife conductivity for these lions to roam freely through our developments and through our roads by. >> wildlife crossings and making. >> developments better suited for animals to move around just last week, one mountain lion, a 5 year-old female was taken in after roaming around schools in rohnert park. >> and later euthanized due to an untreatable illness. back in santa rosa, the recent sighting in an area close to nature. daimler says he will be more aware in his neighborhood, especially if i'm starting to w

wasn't wandering too far. >> technically, the mountain lion was still

those biologists were able to tranquilize the mountain lion. it took about 5 minutes for the sedation to kick in and then they pick the mountain lion up out of the brush and give it a medical evaluation. it appears to be a female mountain lion, maybe a little thin was wearing a tracking collar around its neck. now the rohnert park police department took the initial call, but they defer tn the experts because they don't often see mountain lions in this area. we've had sightings but never confirmed. >> cat. and so this is the first time that that i'm aware of. one. >> now after the mount line was captured. the lockdown at the 2 schools were lifted and the mountain lion was taken to a wildlife refuge where it's going to be evaluated. some additional tests and they hope to release it back into the wild. but for now in the north bay. charles clifford kron. 4 news. as firefighters get closer to full containment of the caldor fire. >> and the eldorado national forest has reopened people in the tahoe basin are still dealing with a lot of damage, includ

what convinced you this was a mountain lion? >> the face for sure. >> reporter: lunchtime walk turned into a scary memorable moment. >> i snapped a quick picture and then i kind of hustled out. >> reporter: a snapshot of an animal lurking in the bushes along the trail. this comes on the heels of this mountain lion spotted in santa rosa. >> only about 100 yards away from a key habitat feature which mountain lions use, a creek. >> reporter: the big cat was less than a year old. efforts were made to shoe it away but when it didn't move it was tranquilized and brought to the sonoma wildlife rescue for medical evaluation. all signs pointed to a healthy feline. >> condition was really good. i doubt he would be doing that well on his own at this age. so i think he's been sort of helped by his mom. thontoitab decided to release bitat give it best chance at reuniting with its mother. >> reporter: a tracking lion was traced and gps information shows he is back in the hills. movements will be monitored in hopes of finding out if he indeed

wasn't wandering too far. >> technically, the mountain lion was still in its home range. it was on the very, very western edge of its range, and about a thousand, 1800 feet east, of where it was seen, is wide open space. so it really wasn't out of place. >> reporter: the five-year-old had been collared by a local researcher before, and is believed to have some neurological problems. >> we observed it to be unsteady on its feet. haven't this is the season when the big cats are looking for new territory. josh of the mountain lion foundation said between the blow live race of cameras and people moving farther into nature, these sightings are happening more often. >> a lot of people, you know, move out to be closer to those woods, and then bet a little bit surprised when suddenly thinks come out of the woods into their backyard. >> what is folk an happen to this mountain lion now? >> reporter: well, ken, this mountain ryan is being evaluated right now. because of its prior neurological conditions, it's being closely looked toot determine whether or not it can be releasing bac

this mountain lion was tranquilized and is being evaluated right now. according to researchers, it had been known to have some neurological conditions. andria borba, kpix 5 . >> thank you so much, andria. >>> a freight train derailed near the port of oakland i can offer tanker cars karen salt truck acid. this happened today at 12:30. hazmat teams were called and. officials say there is no immediate threat to the surrounding neighborhood. >>> everybody is wondering if we will get any rain. to answer this question we have chief meteorologist paul heggen . >> there is more rain chances on the way. we even saw shower today with the today down the peninsula. this is the highest amount at one quarter of an inch. it was a nice, light rain event for most of the bay area. especially with more rain chances to calm. there is another good chance tomorrow night into wednesday. past tomorrow i cannot guarantee any day will be completely dry, which is a nice problem to have. >> thank you so much, paul. >>> it was not much but still what rain we got caused a lot of pow

those biologists were able to tranquilize the mountain lion.utes for the sedation to kick in and then they pick the mountain lion up out of the brush and give it a medical evaluation. it appears to be a female mountain lion, maybe a little thin was wearing a tracking collar around its neck. now the rohnert park police department took the initial call, but they defer to the experts because they don't often see mountain lions in this area. we've had sightings but never confirmed. >> cat. and so this is the first time that that i'm aware of. one. >> now after the mount line was captured. the lockdown at the 2 schools were lifted and the mountain lion was taken to a wildlife refuge where it's going to be evaluated. some additional tests and they hope to release it back into the wild. but for now in the north bay. charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay contra, costa county animal services is trying to find forever homes for dozens of pets taken out of a home in danville. officials are moved at least 70 dogs and 2 dozen cats from well, the

there's a mountain lion. 2 doors up the lion moved from gamblers, neighbor's home to his home. coffee after matt when wildlife officials tranquilized the big cat from the folks here did did a really good job they notified you know, they didn't approach the and they allow the wildlife officials to handle it. tiffany app is a wildlife scientist at the center for biological diversity in oakland. yep says this recent sighting serves as a reminder we are living in mountain lion habitat. it's really important to find ways to safely coexist and that includes making sure. >> we have enough wildlife kind of activity for these lions to roam freely through our developments and through our roads by. >> wildlife crossings and making developments better suited for animals to move around just last week, one mountain lion, a 5 year-old female was taken in after roaming around schools in rohnert park. >> and later euthanized due to an untreatable illness. back in santa rosa, the recent sighting in an area close to nature. daimler says he will be more aware in his neighborhood, especially if i'm

one. >> now after the mountain lion was captured. the lockdown at the 2 schools were lifted and the mountain lion was taken to a wildlife refuge where it's going to be evaluated. some additional tests and they hope to release it back into the wild. but for now in the north bay. charles clifford kron 4 news. you know, we're getting closer to the holidays with the ice skating rink in san francisco starts to assemble. >> construction on the outdoor rink is underway. there are special events scheduled throughout the holiday season. general admission $19 and it does include your skate rental tickets are sold online. only the ice rink opens on wednesday, november 3rd. >> still to come on kron 4 news at 9, a victim of a hit and run is asking the public for help tonight how the fender led to a violent attack. >> plus 3 members of the san francisco school board. they're facing a recall why parents in the district say they're frustrated with the board. >> and the los gatos mom who allegedly hosted under-age parties is returning to the bay area

we're dealing with a mountain lion and mountain lions.ly have the potential to be more violent and aggressive than a house cat, typically when we see mountain lions and residential areas this time of year year, usually it's a young male mountain black california apartment. official wildlife suspect the lions separated from his mom took a wrong turn and is looking for food. raccoons not their number one choice for food. maybe it's not that great at hunting deer yet maybe you know it was. hungary and, uh, tried to go for something else what's to say that line won't find a little dog or cat. instead fish and wildlife says that does happen, but not too often. yeah. it's dangerous, especially in the evenings. that's when i kind of look around this neighbor suspects the mountain lion came from a nearby creek or crystal springs reservoir is normal. i'm scared and you know a little bit nervous, and i just need to be cautious. police say mountain lions are creatures of habit and may return. neighbors are keeping a close eye on their small pets and

those biologists were able to tranquilize the mountain lion. it took about 5 minutes for the sedation to kick in and then they pick the mountain lion up out of the brush and give it a medical evaluation. it appears to be a female mountain lion, maybe a little thin was wearing a tracking collar around its neck. now the rohnert park police department took the initial call, but they defer to the experts because they don't often see mountain lions in this area. we've had sightings but never confirmed. >> cat. and so this is the first time that that i'm aware of. one. >> now after the mount line was captured. the lockdown at the 2 schools were lifted and the mountain lion was taken to a wildlife refuge where it's going to be evaluated. some additional tests and they hope to release it back into the wild. but for now in the north bay. charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> and now to a big story today. some parents across the states are keeping their kids home from school to protest a mandatory covid vaccinations for eligible students. this was the scene

a lion's paw and travis confirmed it. >> i had a yellow hooded sweatshirt on. cops became more suspicious when they noticed the injury to travis'face and asked how he got them. travis explained he had been punched out by the hunter in the parking lot of the broken drum. >> the detective noticed some scrapes on travis'hands. >> what's the cuts here from? >> where is your costume now? >> my costume, we threw it away. >> why did you throw it away? >> i was looking at him, i saw what appeared to be a blood drop on his shoe. >> the detective pounced on that new lead. >> would we be able to take your shoes? >> take them? >> he gave the cops everything they asked for. including a dna sample and permission to search his apartment where his lion costume was still in the trash. >> without them needing to get a search warrant. >> i knew i didn't have anything to do with it. >> but investigators were suspicious. in part, because travis said he couldn't remember anything from the time he was punched until the time he got into a cab more than an hour later. and on the cops't

the mountain lion is known to fish and wildlife. it has a tracking device on it and they have it listed as an adult male. the leaders are asking people to avoid that area as they now try to move the mountain lion away from the public. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. well, also in the news the nation lost one of its iconic leaders today. general colin powell passed away due to complications from covid. along with being a retired four-star general, powell had a lot of links to the bay area. nbc's chris pollone has the circumstances of his death and the highlights of his stellar military and diplomatic career. >> this is a magnificent country. i am proud to be one of its sons. >> the family of colin powell announced his death on facebook writing that the former secretary of state passed away at walter reed national medical center monday morning. powell was fully vaccinated. >> the world lost one of the greatest leaders that we have ever witnessed. >> reporter: powell served two tours

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game knows since the mountain lion had a tracking device. everything is back to normal. things are moving just as smoothly in rohnert park. >> thank you. > north bay, groups of parents, students, teachers protesting against vaccine mandates. in santa rosa, crowds are gathered outside the district. some say they have concerned about possible longterm effect of the covid vaccines in children. they say they do not want to be part of the experiment. >> this is not about the vaccine. this is about taking away my choice. usa, we have a freedom of choice and we didn't get a choice. my choice is okay, right now, i choose to put my kid in school unvaccinated. i choose that. >> the mandate would make california the first state in the nation to require school children to be vaccinated against coronavirus. students k through 12 would be required to get the shots once fda gives the approval for children. >>> mayor breed meeting with various local officials to announce vaccination incentives. >>> colin powell has died from complications of of covid-19. he

in march, tranquilized the lion s.wildlife rescue sonoma county, one of only four wildlife facilities in california license to handle mountain lions. after an initial valuation. it was then taken to a private wildlife qualified veterinarian. the lioness was supposed to be back to wildlife rescue within an hour, veterinarians decided to look much closer. so any time you're able to do a full medical work up, you can find out a lot about the end. what's going on with the animal internally? late in the afternoon? when the lion was returned to wildlife rescue her blood no, no normal. what about that? uh what do the mri normal, normal, normal. it's a mystery. is a mystery. but right now that lion s is resting and recuperating and getting rid of a hangover from the drugs that they had to knock her out with, uh, should be here for a couple of days, and if she exhibits normal behavior than they will figure out a way to get her back out into the wild. probably somewhere far away from rohnert park reporting live. tom vacar ktvu.

there's a mountain lion. 2 doors up the lion moved from daimler's neighbor's home to his home.he coffee after matt when wildlife officials tranquilized the big cat from the folks here did did a really good job they notified you know, they didn't approach the and they allow the wildlife officials to handle it. tiffany app is a wildlife scientists at the center for biological diversity in oakland. yep says this recent sighting serves as a reminder we are living in mountain lion habitat it's really important to find ways to safely coexist and that includes making sure. >> we have enough wildlife kind of activity for these lions to roam freely through our developments and through our roads by. >> wildlife crossings and making developments better suited for animals to move around. just last week, one mountain lion, a 5 year-old female was taken in after roaming around schools in rohnert park. >> and later euthanized due to an untreatable illness. back in santa rosa, the recent sighting in an area close to nature. daimler says he will be more aware in his neighborhood, especially if

there's a mountain lion. 2 doors up the lion moved from daimler's neighbor's home to his home. >> says he coffee after matt when wildlife officials tranquilized the big cat from the folks here did did a really good job they notified you know, they didn't approach the and they allow the wildlife officials to handle it. tiffany app is a wildlife scientist at the center for biological diversity in oakland. yep says this recent sighting serves as a reminder we are living in mountain lion habitat. it's really important to find ways to safely coexist and that includes making we have enough wildlife conductivity for these lions to roam freely through our developments and through our roads by. >> wildlife crossings and making. >> developments better suited for animals to move around just last week, one mountain lion, a 5 year-old female was taken in after roaming around schools in rohnert park. >> and later euthanized due to an untreatable illness. back in santa rosa, the recent sighting in an area close to nature. daimler says he will be more aware in his neighborhood, especially if i'm start

in march, tranquilized the lion s.ild, then took the line as to wildlife rescue sonoma county, one of only four wildlife facilities in california license to handle mountain lions. after an initial valuation. it was then taken to a private wildlife qualified veterinarian. the lioness was supposed to be back to wildlife rescue within an hour, veterinarians decided to look much closer. so any time you're able to do a full medical work up, you can find out a lot about the end. what's going on with the animal internally? late in the afternoon? when the lion was returned to wildlife rescue her blood no, no normal. about that. um what do the mri normal really normal normal. it's a mystery. this lioness will rest and recuperate for a couple of days. and if she exhibits normally, behavior than fish and wildlife, will find a new place to put her back into the wild. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. bus service suspended for some students in berkeley up next how families are getting creative to get their kids to school also do corona

. >>> and schools put on lockdown because of a mountain lion. we were there the moment the big cat was captured. >>> and these two rescued a man from a burning apartment. >>> good evening. >> this is nbc bay area news tonight. our last interview with general colin powell here in our studios and how he defended his actions about the war in iraq. that's in a few minutes, and the bay area sports star caught lying about his vaccine status. that's just ahead, as well. >>> we start tonight with pushback from parents. thousands of them pulled their kids out of class today, out of school, to protest the state's student vaccine mandate. that's not all. take a look. thousands of parents showed up in person at various rallies. their message? my kids, my choice. the biggest rally was in sacramento at the state capitol. you see on the left side of your screen, our nbc chopper was overhead. we also had rallies in the bay area. on the right side of the screen. among them, santa rosa at the sonoma office of education. a state mandate requires all elementary thr

anchor: a in the lion was captured last night. and was found in the front yard of a high pressuresystem and refused to home. the mountain lion maybe it was ill and currently being evaluated. anchor: promoting booster shots. the governor rolled the bennetts really know how to put their wifi to work. whether it's work work. works for me. school work it worked! or a workout. oh i'm working... they've got xfinity, which delivers wifi faster than a gig for all their devices. it's more than enough to keep everyone working. can your internet do that? this is work! this is hard! learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call, or visit a store today. >> the governor paid a visit to a clinic to promote booster shots. the governor was among the first to roll up his sleeve. >> all right, governor, this won't hurt a bit. >> he put himself front and center. >> we know the ticket out of this pandemic is getting these shots. reporter: first shot was johns and johnson and another

they were on lockdown because of a mountain lion. how officials were able to catch an. >> plus a mom accused of throwing teen parties is coming back to the bay. why the investigation into them is expanding to idaho. and the nation is mourning the loss of general colin powell. we're going to show you the legacy he left behind. >> california is reporting its driest year in nearly a century. each year. the western regional climate center measures, water levels between october 1st through the end of september. this year. the state total less than 12 inches of rain and snow. and that's about half the average last time the numbers were this low was back in 1924 right now. 87% of california's under an extreme drought. vice president kamala harris visited lake mead yesterday to get a briefing on the drought. the lake is the largest reservoir in the united states and is quickly heading away because of the drought. >> of all the western states. 90% of the western states are facing some level of drought. so when we look at what's happening here

ok, so he entered the lions _ funding settlement is.n and he i funding settlement is. ok, so he i entered the lions den and he came out alive, as she said, but disadvantaged children. now, we've really seen those weaknesses and those disadvantages are exposed during this pandemic year. what is he going to do about that? itrefoil. during this pandemic year. what is he going to do about that? well, it can't or less _ he going to do about that? well, it can't or less with _ he going to do about that? well, it can't or less with educators, i can't or less with educators, although the trigger for this is talking about specific absences from schools. actually, one of the things we are really suffering from is the retreat of the support services around schools, child mental health and social care systems, health health care system is not being around for schools refers to so it is notjust about around for schools refers to so it is not just about what we can do around for schools refers to so it is notjust about what we can do in school than w

the serverfor lions do season in the championship.n in the championship. the serverfor lions do dig up injust five minutes to make his presence felt. england coach eddiejones names his squad for the autumn internationals tomorrow and max mailings willa done his chances no harm. jamie george is keen to impress and he added his sides and third try, tomorrow followed and beth had been dismantled. off to the break they got one back only for molly to score 27 for now is. mailings then claimed his hat trick with two more tries for each side but the contest was long gone, a rampant saracens won by 71.217 forbade it is now four defeats on the trot. with this thumping the worst at home in the publisher yet. the women's draw at indian wells has thrown up a few surprises, with both finalists unseeded in the tournament. the veteran victoria azarenka will take on the spaniard paula badosa and then, later on, cameron norrie will play the most important match of his career. the brit is through to the final of indian wells where he'll face nikiloz ba

in march, tranquilized the lion s.true wild, then took the line as to wildlife rescue sonoma county, one of only four wildlife facilities in california license to handle mountain lions. after an initial valuation. it was then taken to a private wildlife qualified veterinarian. the lioness was supposed to be back to wildlife rescue within an hour, veterinarians decided to look much closer. so any time you're able to do a full medical work up, you can find out a lot about the end. what's going on with the animal internally? late in the afternoon? when the lion was returned to wildlife rescue her blood no, no normal. about that. um what do the mri normal, normal, normal. it's a mystery. and it is a mystery, and what they want to do now is to give it a couple of days. of course, the drugs have to wear off because it was knocked out. but then they want to give it a couple days to see if it picks up and has the normal activities of a cat of that size and then. if it does, then what they will do is they will take it out and t

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in march, tranquilized the lion s.true wild, then took the line as to wildlife rescue sonoma county, one of only four wildlife facilities in california license to handle mountain lions. after an initial valuation. it was then taken to a private wildlife qualified veterinarian. the lioness was supposed to be back to wildlife rescue within an hour, veterinarians decided to look much closer. so any time you're able to do a full medical work up, you can find out a lot about the end. what's going on with the animal internally? late in the afternoon? when the lion was returned to wildlife rescue her blood no, no normal. there um, what do the mri, normal or normal kind of normal? it's a mystery. this lioness will rest and recuperate for a couple of days, and if she exhibits normally behavior. then fish and wildlife will find a new place to put her back into the wild. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. the golden gate bridge district held a public hearing today in the ongoing effort to make the bridge a safer place for bicyclists.

. >> and too close for comfort a mountain lion put two into lockdown, how wild officials captured the cat and where she is tonight. >>> good evening, tragic night at chase center san francisco has turned into a city investigation, is the new arena safe? building inspectors will be on site tomorrow >> this comes after 47-year-old man fell, or jumped to his death in the arena during a convert -- concert for a band called phish. >> two fans fell from the upper level at the chase center last night, one died, tonight police and san francisco department of building are investigating. thousands of phish fans packed the chase center but the fun turned deadly around 8:55. >> i saw something just go and the sound was so loud, i looked to my friend, i said did someone just throw a chair? >> was she saw was a fan falling from the seats above and said other fans rushed to help. >> everybody getting a phone, waving in the air for emt and staff. >> police say 47-year-old ryan prosser from green county new york didn't survive and an hour later another man fell from above this time landing on another

instead, we say work like lions.sue your objectives aggressively, go big and make the most out of monday through thursday. >> i feel like i work like a lion five days a week, but that's another question. i wonder how the remote working factors into your equation here? >> our we are reopening offices soon. we still remain a remote first workplace with offices being more of a social environment. >> how about stress levels of employees? since you started it i realized it's relatively new, what is the feedback? >> this is an experiment, a three-month long experiment, but the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive so far, 83% of employees report one month and having a surge and increase productivity. 86% of employees report improvement in their work life balance. 95% of employees say they are in favor of continuing a four-day workweek. >> obviously, for anyone who's in a business, they are there to make money, do you think this will be good business and resulting in you getting the best employees and making the most mo

there will be out of it whether it's a mountain lion.gh the bay area early today and that's why we had a cloud cover will be true. but those guys did not produce any precipitation. now the front moved through, will get the gusty offshore winds in its wake tomorrow early morning. a red flag warning goes into effect at 10 plug-in. the fire index with the fire musher and the relative humidity levels with it right between 0-10. we want to be close to zero. that's where we will be this evening. but tomorrow morning at a red flag warning goes into effect, we was in college is not just it's a lot of county but also into napa county. but the mountains there. we will track that throughout the afternoon hours as well. both of these values will peak by late morning and early afternoon and in the communities we are less than half of the scale. but the yellow shaded spot indicate where those valleys will be higher outside of the densely populated areas especially hiring always where the wind gust will potentially approach 35 miles per hour. but the f

they worked with rescuers to sedate the mountain lion and took it to a wildlife sank wary. they plan to conduct cat tips to figure out what to do with the animals. >> we're counting down to the olympics in beijing. 100 dawes away. america's next olympic figure skating hopeful is from the bay area. alyssa lou is 16 years old and already accomplished so much including two back to back national titles. i sat down with alyssa at her local training rink oakland ice. >> she's a combination of power and grace. 16-year-old alyssa lou is a name we heard before but we'll be hearing a lot more of in the coming months. >> how is everything feeling? is this sinking in that more things could be coming your way soon? >> yeah. it is definite i had crazy to think about how i started skating and now i'm here. she started skating at 5. at 14 she won the title again. back then she was 4'8" and now she's 5'2." >> you have more weight. is it different? did i have to change things up? >> definitely different. i had to work more on height unstead of just pure rotation. so i worked on it for, like,

the proposed law only applies to lions, which are indigenous to south africa. animal rights group say people should be banned from keeping all exotic animals as pets to animals that are currently being housed in a back yard. in janice, big a ambassadors for so many others that are actually being held in captivity as a, as parents or in terms of breeding facilities across africa. and they highlight the fact that the needs to protect all because the government decline our request for an interview. some experts say in time the animal's wild instincts may kick in and these pads could soon become impossible for their owners to handle. the best option would be for them to live out their days in an animal sanctuary like this one. natasha name l. jazeera johannesburg. still had this, these are in sport 1st up. when for oman as the t 20 well cup get some the way sh and could scary foods be good for you. we look for a happy ending to the terrifying number of new orange. ah . the glamour of hollywood in an unlikely place. mortal pool, you know, is up on the, in ben dress

a mountain lion was spotted in the backyard of a home on bucknell drive. police shared this photo. the resident who spotted the sightings as the big cat was standing near recently killed police say when the mountain lion saw the resident jumped on top of a fence and ran away toward colgate way officers responded and searched the area but did not find the animal while they looked, which was described as being the size of a large dog. well, people are advised never to approach a mountain lion, particularly if it is feeding or with offspring. we'll b >> welcome back. it is 4.55 on this thursday morning. conditions out there today are nice and clear whether you're at the golden gate bridge or further inland looking outside at the golden gate. we have crystal clear skies for lanes open as you're heading northward. and hey, you know what, a pretty easy go as far as your commute into work goes this morning. the winds in wind, though definitely a factor, especially traveling along 80 from vacaville down to vallejo has. these are windiest spots currently 60's and 70's near the coast 70's fo

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there was a mountain lion that was spotted there in the creek path.re being told to avoid the area. police still need to clear it fish and game has been called. so they're sending some representatives out evergreen elementary and lawrence jones, middle school are in lockdown right now. kids not allowed outside until they get the all-clear from police that this mountain lion is no longer there. >> 8.42 and tomorrow it will be 30 years since the oakland and berkeley hills fire storm that happened. this was back in 1991 25 people died in this fire storm that also injured a 150 people and destroyed more than 3,000 homes. this is one of the worst and most expensive fires to ravage california at the time dozens of first responders and community members and families of the victims gathered yesterday to pay tribute to those who lost their lives. fire officials want neighbors to recognize the lessons that we learned and how to better prepare for fires. highlight the great things that have come about that terrible tragedy, which is government. a community partn

discussions will take place over the viability of developing a women's british and irish lions team.agh brown will form part of a 13 member panel to be chaired by the former lion ieuan evans. the board will assess the financial viability, strength of opposition and scheduling, in weighing up the merits of starting a women's equivalent to the men's side that has toured since 1888. the nfl has confirmed that dusseldorf, frankfurt and munich are the three german cities in talks to stage regular season games. the move is part of a bid to expand its international operation into mainland europe. germany willjoin the uk, which has successfully hosted games in london since 2007. the league is due to play its 30th game in the capital on sunday when the jacksonville jaguars face the miami dolphins at tottenham hotspur stadium. the powers that be in golf are proposing to limit the distance of drives, by shortening the length of clubs used. any club, other than a putter, can be a maximum 48 inches in length, but this would be reduced to 46 inches under planned new rules. at the recent ryder cup,

the proposed law only applies to lions, which are indigenous to south africa. animal rights group say people should be banned from keeping all exotic animals as pets to animals that are currently being housed in a back yard in janice, big a ambassadors for so many others that are actually being held in captivity as a s o in terms of breeding facilities across africa and they highlight the fact that the needs to protect all the checks the government declined our request for an interview. some experts say in time the animal's wild instincts may kick in and these pads could soon become impossible for their owners to handle. the best option would be for them to live out their days in an animal sanctuary like this one. natasha name al jazeera johannesburg. to russian filmmakers have returned to earth from their mission to shape the 1st movie scenes in space. alana think has it's done early on sunday. the cruise state of the international space station for 12 days to film and segments of a movie. hollywood is also planning to send a crew to space to shoot a feature f

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the proposed law only applies to lions, which are indigenous to south africa. animal rights groups say people should be banned from keeping all exotic animals as pets to animals that are currently being housed in a back yard in janice, big a and bessengers for so many others that are actually being held in captivity as a, as parents or in tens of breeding facilities across south africa, and they highlight the fact that the needs to protect all because the government decline our request for an interview. some experts say in time, the animal's wild instincts may kick in and these pads could soon become impossible for their owners to handle. the best option would be for them to live out their days in an animal sanctuary like this one. natasha name l 0. johannesburg. a major shut down in hollywood has put, avoided off for an agreement, was reached between a union and produces the national alliance of theatrical stage employees were present, 60000 film and t. v. crew. members, it says the pandemic has caused a backlog and has left staff working 14 hour days on strea