these three reasons, the macaw numbers today were ridiculously good.ows that winn is absolutely making head and shoulder strides better than their peers, macaw growth number one. steve winn's leadership in his ability to put his money where his mouth is. he was buying the stock hand over fist 15 months ago, he had a $60 hand him. he continued to buy throughout the year. he believes in his company. you should, too, there is a las vegas revival. they have huge opportunity there that they haven't gotten around to, because they're still too busy in macaw, for all those reasons, i think winn despite the move is still worth a look here. >> on macaw, do you have concerns on credit being pulled back and ultimately how much of the valuation. >> heavy question by you, steve winn, pardon me when we were in las vegas. he said although it's a concern, it's not a pressing concern for him. if it's not a concern for steve winn at this point, frankly, it's not a concern for me. >> when you look at the las vegas opportunity for winn, does it make you say, hey, maybe we

>> some residents are saying they are fed up with a neighbor who is keeping hundreds of birds and macaws. they're asking the sheriff's department to step in. >> reporter: neighbors say they first noticed problems at the house on the 5700 block of jensen road last year. >> she started off with a few birds. over time, she has gasket adding more. >> reporter: lonnie says the number of cages trimmed until the noise, the did, tripled until the noise, smell and flies spread. >> we hear the birds in our home. >> reporter: she and her husband hung fly traps but the problem's so bad, it's hard for them to be out in their own backyard. >> you can't open your doors because of flies. just worrying about the health issues. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said they responded to the complaint. >> much to our dismay and shock, we saw several hundred birds, estimated 500, these are parrots and macaws. >> you can't have this tremendous amount of animal life on a residential property. people wants peace and quiet, and they're not getting that. >> reporter: we tried to reach the owner. she didn't respond.

several hundred parrots and macaws have been found. this is apparently an illegal operation involving these birds. turning us on the phone is sergeant ray kelly from the sheriff's office. is is a hoarder situation or some kind of bird smuggling operation? >> well, that's hard to say. is definitely not a hoarding situation. it is more of a bird mail. we often see puppy mills but this is a bird mail. some estimates up to 500 parrots and macaws and so with that comes a lot of health and safety issues and environmental concerns. quality-of-life issues for the neighbors that live around here. >> is is a felony operation where the people who are responsible could face potential prison time? >> right now we're working with several government agencies including california fish and game and our local zoning and code enforcement people. a lot of these violations are county ordinance violations. we're looking to see if there's something more serious going on here. 500 birds is quite a bit. anyone that's ever owned a parent or macaw will tell you

inside the cages, sky drone 5 ditch spotted carrots, macaws and hundreds of smaller species.oman appears to be breeding them to sell on craigslist for close to $2000 apiece. in this ad, a couple of birds are missing feathers. >> it is absolutely illegal. you cannot have this amount of animals on or property. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's department says they are working with fish and game and other agencies to try to figure out what to do. >> you would think it would be simple. >> it's not like we can just pick up 500 birds and care for them. >> reporter: so they will meet with animal control, fish and game and other agencies to try and solve the problem. they say so far, the woman who lives here is not cooperating. she didn't answer when we rang her doorbell and called her phone. her neighbors say they are worried about the safety of their birds -- the birds and winter quarter of life back. tristan ayres, kpix 5. >>> there has been an arrest in a shooting at a st, andrew's church. shots were fired on saturday. police found evidence that a statue on the property h

inside the cages, "skydrone5" spotted parts, macaws and hundreds of smaller birds. the woman who lives here appears to be breeding them to sell on craigslist for close to $2,000 apiece. and this ad a couple of the birds seem to be missing feathers. >> it's illegal. you cannot have this amount of animals on your property. >> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's department says they are working with fish & game and other agencies to try to figure out what to do. >> you would think it would be simple. >> it's not like we can pick up 500 birds and tomorrow care for them. >> reporter: so they will meet with fish & game, animal control and other agencies tomorrow to try to solve the problem. they say so far, the woman who lives here isn't cooperating. she didn't answer when we rang her doorbell and called her phone. the neighbors say they are worried about the safety of the birds and want their quality of life back. christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> just one day until the golden state warriors parade and the city is gearing up for a huge celebration. chopper 5 spotted crews s

it is like a dog, cat, macaw, abandoned baby squirrels she found. she is a tender hearted lady. she told me the book is important to her and it is nice to tell someone's story in a way they recognize it and it felt true to them. squirrel, she's a tenderhearted lady and she told me that it >> what were your relationship be like with -- in the future? are you working on something? >> that's a good question. i hope my relationship is one that i will be a pediatrician there. but who knows. that is super reassuring and gratifying and it wasn't it's not a surprise, came after some of the articles that came out of -- from not being able to get the patients that they needed. but i see there is doctors and nurses the respiratory therapist they wanted to the best. it was the state, it was texas not extending medicaid. like 18 other states. it was deliberate denial of resources to vulnerable communities at a state level. then there was the natural disaster component which you cannot overlook. i try to be a fair and decent human being. it's a place at the that it's where i became who i am.

couple of weeks ago, there were as many as 500 parrots and macaws. sheriff's department says there are about 250 birds there, and neighbors tell us they've noticed a reduction in the noise, and the flies as the number of birds is reduced. >>> housing development at the sippet of the former naval air station in alameda is facing a major set back. rob roth talked to the developer and tells us the problem is a lack of money. >> water front park. >> reporter: 68 acres of what was once part of the alameda naval air station. the plan is to build 800 housing units, 200 affordable, with commercial space and public park. but after years of planning, the developer says the project is in financial default. >> >> the deal could collapse, yes. >> are you worried about that? >> of course. of course. >> reporter: joseph says the problem is due mainly to escalating construction costs. >> the problem here is as the land values decrease, our costs aren't decreasing so we end up at a point where there's not enough revenue to cover costs. >> reporter: in an effort to sa

these are parrots and macaws. >> reporter: the neighbor has been breeding them and selling them withoutordinances are being violated you cann 't have that amount of animal life on a residential property. people want peace and quiet up here in the neighborhood and they aren't getting that. >> reporter: we tried to reach the owner. she didn't respond. her daughter said her mother is trying to take care of the problem. >> it's a hobby. she loves birds. >> reporter: the daughter said she is trying to sell them and we did find some of them listed for sale on craigslist for as much as $1,600. the daughter said that her mother is battling depression. >> something pretty recent. to help with depression from her divorce. she is divorcing my dad and he is giving her a hard time. the birds -- take care of them is a nice --. >> reporter: county and state officials plan to meet on wednesday to discuss what to do about the house here on jensen road. they say if the homeowner doesn't cooperate she could face fines or criminal charges. in castro valley. >>> coming up, gun rights activists upset over la

i understand you can argue much of the winn is macaw gaining. you get the picture. i haven't mentioned quick service restaurants, mid-scale restaurants are doing so far this year. scott, while consumers can find many ways to spends their hard earned money and fuel savings, it looks like many are doing travel and leisure, doing will be big beneficiaries. >> i appreciate it. they have been big beneficiaries. marriott, all time high, carnival, royal caribbean, some of the names you mentioned as well. you like these stocks, to be able to continues those. >> vacation club. they went to a point system t. stock is up 40% year-to-date. there is rumor to be mna, ccl is up. i think you will find a lot of buy activity in that entire space. >> danny. >> you have one word, airbnb. when you think about hilton has a $20 billion mark cap. hilton is a company that will have $9 billion of revenue. this is a long-term head wind for the hospitality sector. airbnb is doing a lot of things right, to me, investors don't know a whole heck of a lot. >> that is a huge head wind. >> royal car

deputies say parrots and macaws in there. now agencies trying to see if any laws have been broken.uties say the birds will likely stay there for the time being as they figure it all out. >>> highway 140 entrance into yosemite is blocked by rock slide happened about noon. anybody trying to get into the park take highway 31 through oak hurt. ty oeg ga road is closed due to snow. >>> grass fires. one in vallejo burned close to homes and golf course. scorched nearly ten acres. cal fire and two nearby fire departments helped fight the flames. and here a grass fire burned close to power lines. had to use bolt cutters to get close to the flames. charred about an acre. >> it's that time of year. >>> and going to heat up midweek. >> how hot is it going to get? >> 90s and 100s. napa's average high is 81 degrees, next couple of days just above average but work week into the weekend. low to mid-90s in napa. and triple digit mark. going to get hot. live doppler 7 providing sign of what is out there. absolutely clear skies, no fog to speak of. indication of where the weather is headed. sutra tow

these are parrots and macaws.e daughter of the homeowner says -- she is going through a divorce and fighting depression and says taking care of the birds is her hobby. >> plus the siblings of janice joplin join us live as a show in her honor continues its bay area run. >> a shooting early this morning at a baseball practice session in alexandria, virginia featuring republican lawmakers is making big news today. welcome to the 9. we are bringing you more information on breaking information we had throughout mornings on 2. a shooting that injured one of the most powerful members of congress. >> house majority whip scalise is who we are talking about. he

these are airports and macaws. the neighbor has been breeding birds and selling them without a permit, and grating the backyard, in violation of code. >> a lot of county ordinances are being violated. and you can't have this tremendous amount of animal life on a rest deposition property. >> residential property. >> people want peace and quiet,. >> reporter: we tried to reach the owner, who is listed as an optometrist with offices in fremont and newark. she didn't respond, but her daughter emerged and said her mother is trying to take care of the problem. >> she really loves the birds. >> reporter: the daughter says she is trying to sell them, and we did find some advertised for sale on craigslist for as much as $1600. the daughter says her mother is battling depression. >> something pretty -- depression from my mom's divorce. my mom she's home. she having a hard time. taking care of the birds is an outlet. >> reporter: the sergeant says the county officials, and state department of wildlife plan to meet tomorrow to

danny is holding mattu a blue and gold macaw they are found in brazil and popular in the pet trade andds and could be really loud and can do a lot of stuff but will not do it live on tv. i'm not even going to try. and they can live as old as 50 years, think about that before you get one as a pet. >> i'm with a bird a flightless bird and the wings resolved and they can swim. and we are feeding them live from the philadelphia zoo. and we'll talk about a potential heat wave. >> what do you want to say? back to you? >> thank you cecily. back to you? >> thank you cecily. jeff skversky has phillies and it's raining shades during blinds to go's all shades sale. every shade in the store roller, solar, cellular... and more ! all 25% off. find your perfect shelter among hundreds of styles and colors. sale has been extended so pour on in. blinds to go. blinds for life. shades-a-poppin' during blinds to go's all shades sale. select from roller, woven wood, solar, cellular, sheer, roman shades and more! all 25 percent off. shades are still poppin, but not for long! blinds to go. blinds for life. >>

these are parrots and macaws. >> now the daughter of the homeowner told ktvu her mother is going through and battling depression. taking care of the birds is a hobby. we did find several birds on sale on craigslist for as much as $1,600. >>> happening today, the bay area two pro soccer teams are squaring off in a soccer competition. the earthquakes will host the deltas in the fourth round of the u.s. open cup. it starts at 7:15 tonight. it will mark the first competitive match between the two local clubs since the deltas was formed earlier this year. >>> the giants might have to take extra batting practice today after the loss to the royals yesterday. they were able to get on the board first. buster posey scored in the 2nd after a double. but the royals scored six times in the 6th inning. three runs came on a triple by merryfield. royals and giants play again this afternoon at at&t park. >>> well, the oakland a's lost 8-1 to the miami marlins. the a's scored first. after that, it was all miami. marcel ozuna tied the came on a home run in the 4th -- game on a home run in the 4th. this tow

since they can't sweat, the macaws get misted with water to help them handle the heat.eepers monitor the animals very closely on hot days. they freeze fruit, meal worms or for the carnivores, blood, to make chilled treats for the animals to enjoy. there's the jaguar. >> jaguar does not look like a fan of children, and a blood popsicle, i'm desperate to escape the heat, but there is a limit, mike nicco. >> when you're handing the bag of cold blood over, watch your hand. >> natasha, foodie, won't go for that. >> not the blood popsicle. >> fair enough. i just tweeted eight ways you can help keep your pets cooler during this heat wave. i also put it on facebook. so go check that out if you need to. let's take a look at live doppler 7. it's clear and bone dry. this is where we start. kind of hazy this morning. no marine layer of clouds. we're getting all the sunshine we can take today. that's hot, hot, hot temperatures. unhealthy air. so far, we haven't exceeding any unhealthy threshold, so you guys have been doing a good job. keep it up today. easing begins tomorrow. almost