. >> lynx came onto the winter grazing areas.each day that i went out, i found bodies of reindeer killed by them. it's horrible for a breeder to find their animals killed in this way -- after all, our lives are based on them. >> at one point, he was about to shoot himself. and he didn't go through with it. at the local health center, no one could help him. piere says the doctors there don't understand the sami. >> when i told the doctor i was having a really difficult time and wanted to kill myself, he didn't take me seriously. he said, if it didn't get better in a month, then i should come back again. >> but piere rediscovered the will to live at a special clinic for sami in norway. sweden says it's proud that all its citizens are treated equally. but many people here complain that there's little consideration for the cultural needs of a minority. magret fjellstrÖm is keeping her reindeer penned in. they're not allowed to roam freely because there are too many lynx around. she must give them additional feed to make up for the la

siberian lynx.>> jimmy: look at the hair -- >> they can send little signals down little tufts of fur. so it send signals down their ears so they can hear everything going on around them. they can drag down, like, a a reindeer right to the ground. they go right for the jugular. >> jimmy: okay, now you're getting ridiculous here. this is good. well, thank you so much for having him on the show. >> boomer, you want to go bye-bye? come on, let's go. >> jimmy: aw. he wants to stay? >> he just want's to hang out. i don't know if he's purring. are you purring? yeah, he's purring in the mike. you hear him? he loves "the tonight show." here, good boy. >> jimmy: no kissing. get out of here, man. >> i love my animals. i love my animals more than people sometimes. >> jimmy: yeah. you do. >> this is going to be so great, because this one here came all the way from mexico. don't move. stay there. don't move. >> jimmy: i don't like spiders. please, i don't like spiders. >> now, this -- [ audience ohs ] don't move!

there's 10.3 billion-barrels of oil there but it's home to polar beers, wolverines and lynx and where caribou give birth. the interior department will protect other part otherwise alaskan wilder is no. republicans have promised to fight the conservation effort. >> coming up at 6:00 a peak hind the kurt tap of the bay area's white elephant sale. why the preview two months before the event is popular. >> a beautiful day in the bay area. will we see winter again? meteorologist drew drew has the forecast. >> the eagle has landed or the seahawks in this case and in arizona for super bowl xlix at they beat at the patriots here by a guy. pete carle russell wilson the >>> people paid today to be the first to shop at rummage sale in oakland. not your average garage or yard sale. every year hundreds of people line up for hours for the white elephant sale. a 96,000 square footwear house filled with racks and racks of donateth clothing jewelry books and music. people want the best shot at items that go for bargain basement prices. >> i think everything my mother threw out of her attic, i bought i

there's 10.3 billion-barrels of oil there but it's home to polar beers, wolverines and lynx and where caribou give birth. the interior department will protect other part otherwise alaskan wilder is no. republicans have promised to fight the conservation effort. >> coming up at 6:00 a peak hind the kurt tap of the bay area's white elephant sale. why the preview two months before the event is popular. >> a beautiful day in the bay area. will we see winter again? meteorologist drew drew has the forecast. >> the eagle has landed or the seahawks in this case and in arizona for super bowl xlix at they beat at the patriots here by a guy. pete carle russell wilson the first >>> people paid today to be the first to shop at rummage sale in oakland. not your average garage or yard sale. every year hundreds of people line up for hours for the white elephant sale. a 96,000 square footwear house filled with racks and racks of donateth clothing jewelry books and music. people want the best shot at items that go for bargain basement prices. >> i think everything my mother threw out of her attic, i bo

. >> you have wild animal, a lynx, and the fact that it had basically not used up any of it nine lives, which is a miracle. >> all right, look at him in there. well aside from being a bit started, the bobcat was not eastern seriously hurt, not much at all. congress heads back to work on tuesday, and one of the controversial issues to be taken up will be the keystone pipeline t would move oil from canada to refineries here in the u.s. >> debate just even in our area. lots of people aren't happy about it. we've got our molly hannenberg with this story from washington. >> reporter: president obama says the keystone pipeline is quote not going to be a huge benefit to us consumers. but republicans believe it would be a big job creator and they plan to move forward with it, as the first order of business in the 114th congress. the senate reconvenes tuesday as republicans take over the majority in the senate, expands the majority in the house. on wednesday the senate energy commit lee hold a hearing on the keystone bill, where the vote is expected on thursday. republicans plan to move that bi

we are those two brothers with known lynx to al qaeda and the al qaeda franchise in yemen claims they directed the brothers to carry out the attack. a claim that is being investigated by french and american officials. meanwhile, the prench president says france is not done with these threats and called on all french people to stay vigilant. dan? >> there's a huge hunt on this morning for this woman considered to be armed and dangerous. she clearly knows how to wield a crossbow. here he is in a different environment, wearing a bikini hugging her husband, who was killed at the kosher grocery store after taking hostages there. matt gutman with more on the search. >> reporter: the siege may be over. the hunt is on. this is the building where hayat boumediene and her husband lived. neighbors say they saw her last week. today, he's the most wanted woman in the world. radical, armed and dangerous. this morning, the 26-year-old behind this veil is on the run. she seems to have vanished. the bonnie to the murderous clyde of amedi co he allegedly killed four hostages before dying in hail of pol

. >> you have a wild animal, a lynx, and you have the fact that it had basically not used up any of its nine lives which is a miracle. >> really is. look at that, aside from being a bit startled, the bobcat was not even seriously hurt. >> amazing. there was a christmas tree that was stolen from a little girl eights grave right off her tombstone. but there was something on it that led police right to the thief. why he says he snatched the decoration on new years eve. >> and a cold snap on the west coast, of course, space heaters, and warm coats selling out fast. but there is another item that's flying off store shelves, and it might surprise you. dominica? >> we'll get a break from the cold temperatures getting to the 60s tomorrow, but still talking about rain. break on the radar earlier. that rain starting to fill back in. i'll gave you a look at your >> welcome back, look at this, looking live at the poconos pretty scene out there now lots of snow, and it will be coal enough to make plenty more next week. the frigid blast in our forecast coming up in just minutes. >> the airasia flight

. >> you have a wild animal a lynx and you have the fact it had basically not used up any of its ninely that it had been hit. i thought i killed it. it is a new year's miracle. >> wow. police and animal control were called out. the animal appeared to be in good health. a very lucky cat indeed, lisa. >> remarkable for sure. it is so cold out there, still in the 20s. we're recovering slowly. low to mid-40s in half moon bay. still foggy and cold. this afternoon will be hazy. north bay central bay, along the coast, 57 half moon bay. 55 in fremont. the akuccuweather seven-day forecast will get warmer tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon with more clouds and monday and tuesday above average. warmer but very dry. >> thank you for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. save $300 on the final close-out of the c3 queen mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. and snoring? s

this effort or if you are a student who wants to go see selma, go to our website, abc7 news, for the lynx the information. >>> oprah winfrey and stars of the movie selma will march today in alabama to honor the birthday of martin luther king, jr.. paramount picture says the march will also include selma's director and the actor who portrays dr. king in the movie. the event will commemorate his civil rights leadership and his development in the protests of 1965. those demonstrations are the subject of the film. as we said before, it's among the nominees for best picture at the academy awards. >>> the president of the academy of motion pictures, arts and sciences said this your's oscar nominees are inspiring her to push for more diversity. some spoke out after they tied 20 are white, no women in the directing or writing category. she said outreach to women and artists of color has been the focus of the academy for the past two years. >>> and mark your calendar for oscar sunday. the big award show is february 22nd right here on abc7 your oscar station. >>> still ahead on the abc7 sunday morn

effort or if you are a student who wants to go see "selma," go to our website, abc7 news, for the lynx to honor the birthday of martin luther king jr. paramount picture says the march will also include "selma's" director and the actor who portrays dr. king in the movie. the event will commemorate his civil rights leadership and his development in the protests of 1965. those demonstrations are the subject of the film. as we said before, it's among the nominees for best picture at the academy awards. >> the first black president of the academy's motion pictures arts and sighens said this year's oscar nominees are inspiring her to push for more diversity. some spoke out after they said 20 are white, no women in the directing or writing category. she said outreach to women and artists of color has been the focus of the academy for the past two years. >>> and mark your calendar for oscar sunday. the big award show is february 22nd right here on abc7, your oscar station. >>> still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, another pair of orphan bear cubs find a home at lake tahoe. it's been a v

mcnair was killed last summer when a walmart truck slammed into their lynx mowimo. the settlement is confidential. the ntsb report shows the driver was speeding on the jersey turnpike. >>> so you pull into your drive way, and the house you've had for a decade is gone. >> it happened that fast. now imagine that your spouse is the one who brought it down some of your belongings still inside. >> that's what happenedn middletown new york. jen maxfield takes a look. >> reporter: diane andershack drove up to find her home reduced to rubble. >> she was very upset. she came and she was in the middle of the road screaming about her house what happened to her house. >> reporter: the man driving the bulldozer that razed her home in middletown yesterday was diane's own husband, 48-year-old james ryne. >> reporter: why not wait and let her get her things out? >> i tried calling her. she didn't answer the phone. >> reporter: but she only got one day's notice? >> how many days should i give her? >> reporter: police say ryne didn't notify anyone and didn't have the gas or water shu

investigators saying some of the suspects have lynx to the murders at the market. more terror related arrests were made in germany and police in belgium have charged five people and arrested seven others closing in on what they believe to be a group of radicals plotting to kill officers. today just as british prime minister david cameron met with president obama at the white house to discuss the intensifying problem. >> all our countries are working together to prevents attacks and defeat these terrorist networks. >> reporter: just as president obama was making that comment and meeting with british prime minister david cameron another arrest, an 18-year-old woman in the uk was taken into custody on suspicion of terrorism. reporting live, marci gonzalez, channel6 "action news." sharrie, back to you. >> okay, marcy, thank you. >>> there will be much more on the terror sweep on world news tonight with david muir. that's tonight at 6:30 directly after "action news" at 6:00. >> all right, let's talk weather. temperatures jumped into the 40's today. a welcome treat to en

> breaking right now authorities in bulgaria say they have arrested a french citizen saying he has lynxhe suspects in that terror attack at charlie hebdo in paris. meanwhile that satirical magazine has released the cover of its latest edition and it depicts a picture of the prophet mohammed saying all is for given. islamic terrorists barged into the magazine paris officers last week and killed 12 people. prime minister benjamin netanyahu arrived moments ago for the funerals of four jewish victims of a shooting at a paris market n a rare move the white house admits that president obama or another high level representative should have attended the huge anti-terror rally in paris on sunday. >> ♪♪ >> new on "action news," a berks county man confessed to killing a marine who was reported missing nearly a year ago. police say on the river trizarri an 17-year-old boy lured corey samuels from schuylkill county into rural coaldale last january. that's when the pair attacked him eventually killing him. trizarri told investigators he and the teen believed samuels had sexually assaulted a female fr

turns out the little lynx didn't lose any of its nine lives in the whole ordeal.. >> when i lived in arizona, we also had snakes that would crawl up into the engine. >> did it ever happen to you? >> a snake? no. i would have died right there on the spot. >> you ever have an armadillo in the carburetor? >> i did. >> another big, famous arizona problem. >> speaking of the western half of the country what's going on weather-wise? >> it's chilly, critters looking for a warm place like an engine block. boston would be included in that too. not so many armadillos there. temperatures there in the 20s and up into the 30s. feeling like winter. but seesawing before too long. and you'll get a little bit of snow. at least a wintry mix through boston. here is the storm that's going to plague millions today. severe weather across parts of the south, going to pop up some moisture for sure. and wintry mix from chicago, detroit, back to the northeast, upstate new york, new england. heavy snow today and tonight. but then this warm front comes through and turns that snow over to fre

turns out the little lynx didn't lose any of its nine lives in the whole ordeal.ived. >> when i lived in arizona, we also had snakes that would crawl up into the engine. >> did it ever happen to you? >> a snake? no. i would have died right there on the spot. >> you ever have an armadillo in the carburetor? >> i did. >> another big, famous arizona problem. >> speaking of the western half of the country what's goi >> boston would be included in that. not so many amarillos there we're looking at temperatures in the 20s and getting up into the 30s. it will feel like winter, but we'll get seesawing going only. a wintry mix in boston. here's the storm that will plague millions today. severe weather across the south will pop up moist for sure. winter mix back through the northeast. up state new york will get heavy snow today and tonight. the warm front comes through and turns it over to sleet and rain and eventually all rain. some of the rain could be heavy at times that rain will be clearing late tomorrow. a huge warm surge of air. look at the seesaw temperatures. bosto

. >> you have a wild animal, a lynx and the fact that it had basically not used up any of it is nineracle. i felt very badly that it had been hit and i thought that i had killed it. but it is definitely a new year's miracle. >> wow. well, rescuers were able to successfully free the little critter and the bobcat only suffered a back injury. >>> well, fast food chain chick-fil-a investigates a potential data breach. we're going to bring in kyle harrington. good to see you. >> good to see you, arthel. >> why are these companies so vul ner ra vulnerable, kyle? >> it's happening more than we like and companies are trying to focus on this technological -- as technology advances, they have to get up to speed on how to protect themselves more and more from hackers who are getting themselves more and more sophisticated with the techniques that they use to break in to systems. so technology can be expensive and i think a lot of corporations are hesitant to spend money in trying times. and so that is an area that i think has made this a little more difficult to prevent the hacking. >> yeah, but

add new data to our systems, we find we get an exponential increase in the amount of knowledge and lynxes between the cases. and the work we're doing in creating the mobile slavery dektory and can you find that on the our website but we map out anti-trafficking resources all over the world. and it is a fascinate ago tempt to do that and making that then public on the web for those who may need it. so here is the information on the hotline and thank you for the opportunity to share how technology is enabling us to do our job of serving victims, connecting them with the resources that they need and i look forward to contacted people around the world to repurpose technology specifically for serving victims and identifying those who are per traiting them. thank you very much. >> thank you my nak astaca shehan from the national center for missing and exploited children and that is the division in which we operate the child sex trafficking team. i have a couple of slides that will come up in a second. and essentially, for those of you that might not be aware the national center for missing and