it ducks were always spotted together at lake merritt. for months people posted photos of the couple and recently some noticed the female had a large cut on her beak. over the weekend don roger and her daughter went to lake merritt to scoop up the ducks and bring them to an animal sanctuary. >> made like murmerring noises so definitely somebody's pet that got dumped. >> they are renowned of lake merritt. >> turns out they were domesticated ducks likely dumped by a careless owner. we're back in a moment. we'll show you what the warriors did again tonight. pretty phenomenal. stay with us. to defend against dark forces attacking your organization, you need to see in the dark. to have the wisdom to understand multiple cyber threats. the precision focus to end attacks instantly. on computers, mobile devices, servers and the cloud. join the world's leading companies in our mission to defend. cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help

over the weekend, the two scooped up the ducks from lake merritt and brought them to rancho compasion animal rescue organization in ocasio. >> the oakland community was doing everything they could to take care of the ducks. we just stepped in because we happened to have the resources and connections to give them a better home. >> reporter: dumping domestic animals in public parks happens more often than you think. the staff and volunteers here at the rescue say it actually happened more often during the pandemic. that's because people wanted backyard chickens for their eggs and they ended up dumping unwanted roosters. >> people don't realize the commitment that it takes to have animals that aren't necessarily dogs and cats. >> reporter: in the meantime, the ducks will be getting medical treatment and are soon headed off to their forever home in vacaville. in nicasio, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> did she say they were the brangelina? >> so creative. >> back in a moment. stay with us. >>> tonight at 6:00, waiting for hours outside the hospital. the problem that led to long wa

they were spotted together in lake merritt.noticed a female had a large cut on her beak. over the week don roger and her daughter went to lake merritt to scoop up the ducks and brought them to an animal sanctuary. >> they were murmuring noises so he's domestic. he's somebody's pet that got dumped. >> people said they were famous but i didn't realize how popular they were. they are renowned amongst lake merritt. >> they sure are. >> it turns out they were domesticated ducks and likely dumped by their caregiver. they acted like pets. the good news is they're both safe and sound and in good hands. a pet duck. >>> trending this morning a serious jackpot has a lot of people dreaming tonight's mega millions grand prize, $442 million. so let's just pretend for a minute you also won the powerball jackpot. that's wednesday. it stands at $410 million. that's $842 million combined. the chances of winning either one is one in 300 million. you are statistically 600 times more likely to be struck by lightning. so you will need luck on your s

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the ducks are always spotted together at lake merritt.noticed the female had a large cut on her baek. over the weekend, they went to lake merritt to scoop up the ducks and take them to an animal sanctuary. it turns out they were domesticed ducks. both ducks reacted like pets when they arrived. they're both safe and sound and now in good hands. >>> well, trending this morning, a serious jackpot that has a lot of people dreaming here. the prize will top $432 million. maybe you will be really lucky and hit the power ball on wednesday. that stands at $410 million. that's $842 million combined. all right. so the chances of winning either of them is about 1 in 300 million. you would be 600 times more likely to be struck by lightening. you really need a lot of luck on your side. but good luck anyway. i hope you win one of them or at least your money back. >>> then you could afford really expensive sushi. the massive price tag japanese chefs are paying for high grade tuna. >>> first happening now, a test on a number of birds found dead in central

viewers also got a look at the world of urban mushrooms at oakland's lake merritt.course, what would a mushroom festival be without recipes? you see that demo there. there are hundreds of species of mushrooms in california and even a facebook group to help identify them all. now i'm feeling hungry. that's it for "abc 7 news" at 5:00. we will see you right back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, america on high alert as president trump readies to leave the white house and the nation inaugurates a new leader. military trucks rolling through the nation's capitol, now a fortress. checkpoints and barriers in place. around the country, state capitols boarded up. the michigan legislature canceling sessions over what they call credible threats. tonight, the new report that capitol police were warned about a potential threat to members of congress days before the attack. the fbi now making new arrests and some rioters asking for a pardon, saying they were just following what the president called for. >>> president trump remaining mostly out of sight during his last weekend in office

. >>> the houston rockets trade james hardin, and a former presidential candidate is entering a merrittalew yang will officially launch his campaign to be new york city's next mayor. the entrepreneur released a campaign video outlining some of his plans for the city. one of his proposals i n bak income. it would give half a million people living in poverty up to $5,000 a year. some two dozen democrats are competing in the june primary to replace current mayor bill de blasio. >>> the los angeles station kcbs says a new coronavirus super vaccine site opened at disneyland. about 3,000 people were vaccinated in the parking lot yesterday. it's the first large-scale vaccination site in the area. some people had to be turned away because they did not make appointments ahead of time. those who did said things worked well. >> i was able to make an appointment last night for today. so i think that's off to a great start. >> i can tell you i was super impressed with how fast they got it on line, the app, the process. i mean, there's a few little glitches. >> officials say they hope to vaccinate more

talked about before, and i'm not talking about hillary clinton's emails, what are the things that ag merrittrneys around the country are going to have to talk about that they never felt comfortable doing before, to show their work and build trust. >> i think most importantly in connection with what the new administration justice department assigns to do about crimes committed in the trump administration by people and governments, including people in your government, looking at rudy giuliani, whatever they decide to do, i'm not telling them what to do, they have to be transparent with the american people about that to earn their trust. i think judge garland and the u.s. attorneys are going to have to redouble their efforts to lead into the transparency piece. i know there are people who are going to tell the truth but you are not going to get to trust without also giving transparency to the american people. gerald ford did an extraordinary thing after he decided not to pursue criminal prosecution of richard nixon after watergate. he went by himself to the house of representatives, the preside

slow and go near merritt island. >>> it is a windy and chilly start to our day.0s wat fome patchy fog or black ice. we do have a wind advisory for san francisco as well as for the coast due to these gusty conditions. this afternoon, we will see the sunshine. daytime highs in the low to mid 50s with breezy to windy conditions. then, tracking a powerful storm system coming our way tuesday through thursday with heavy rain, strong winds, and a lot of snow in the sierra. >>> thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning ♪ >>> good morning to you our viewers in the west. welcome to "cbs this morning." it's monday, january 25th, 2021. i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >>> dr. deborah birx gives cbs news a stunning inside look at the trump white house's response to handling this pandemic. how she says her message was being undermined and why she says she did not quit. >>> we'll talk to dr. anthony fauci this morning about that interview and the biden administration's lt fos to control the virus. >>> plus, why the nearly $2 trillion covid relief plan

he said merritt garland will look at it. >> but there will be a thorough, thorough investigation of who's responsible and whether or not the responsibility is criminal and that is the concluded, the attorney general made that judgment. i will not intervene and tell him who he should or shouldn't indict or if he should indict. >> reporter: any major changes in u.s. immigration policy shouldn't come as much of a surprise. after all, joe biden was one of the democrats who raised his hand when asked to raise your hand if your health care plan would cover illegal immigrants at the first democratic debate more than a year and a half ago. dana? >> dana: i remember that well. all right, peter doocy, thank you. how much will it all cost? edward lawrence has all that. he's in der experts i talked with say they will absolutely increase cost in many areas. the center for immigration found that deportation cost $10,000 per person compared to a life time fiscal drain on $65,000 for illegal immigrant who stayed. this is the reason donald trump reformed the immigration system to deport those who don't be

great deal of comfort in, that the new leadership of doj, newly nominated attorney general judge merritt garland, lisa, are both people with deep experience in white supremacist terrorism. both under what the oklahoma city bombings occurred, and hopefully this leadership will steer the department toward giving domestic terrorism the time of priority that it really needs to have. >> patrice, when you see this in the greater milieu of law enforcement in this country, what does it say to you that the nypd, the fbi tried to flag this for the capitol police and it went unheeded? >> i think so much of what we've heard over the last few days was that there are several offduty police officers who engaged in the riot. who engaged in the insurrection. so we have to have a deeper conversation about law enforcement's role inside this riot. and we have to weed out white supremacists inside police departments. it is why over the summer we had a huge demand around defunding police. it is not just defunding what they could on a day-to-day basis but we believe defunding police also means defunding white

michael says the operator you know conscious and breathing was even able to tell him out to tie on merritt is umbilical cord with this shoelace no complications at the time it wasn't for those operators. yeah we were not who knows what would happen. >>covering at ascension seton the in kyle both mom and baby are back home now with family numerous miracle had happened there reflect things you can't control a lot and reminding themselves that with a new year walking away with a little comes new hope rainbow american baby i mean what else could you ask america may be no shame washington reporting and that wraps up kron 4 news tonight at 8 don't go anywhere though penn and back with you at the top of the hour for kron 4 news at 9 including more help on the way for small businesses here in california. >>we'll breakdown details on a 2.6 billion dollar relief package. so to be proposed tomorrow, we'll let you know why one bay area lawmakers says it needs to pass plus san francisco dishes that changeable day facing pressure to resign following the fatal new year's eve hit and run crash allegedly c

one man is dead after a double shooting near lake merritt in oakland. it happened around four o'clock this afternoon at a gas station near grand avenue and perkins. police say they found two men shot. one died. the other taken to the hospital investigators still looking into what led up to the shooting. the victim's name is not being released until family is notified. we're learning more about a father and son, who died on wednesday in san francisco in an apparent murder suicide today, an attorney for the boy's mother said she believes the boy's father suffered from untreated mental illness. the child has been identified as nine year old pierce o'laughlin, the boy's father, has been identified as 49 year old stephen laughlin, according to the authority. the parents divorced four years ago, and we're locked in an ongoing dispute about the custody of their son in his care. she believes he became violent when he saw himself losing control. we must realize. that we are dealing with a tragedy that involves much more to consider than even just a family law pr

was so exciting to hear the students balance competing arguments on both sides and december 9 james merritt is very author of why we lost the era, cal roadless raman, formerceo of employment equality and the independent women's forum will debate whether we should revise the equal rights amendment . trends, ihave been looking forward to this program for many months . the topic is important to understanding of our american ideal and we're happy to have not only three of america's favorite sellers but the three american scholars on this topic so it is unknown about what the founders brought from the greeks and romans, if these people don't know it no one does. i'm excited to introduce them and have adiscussion and learn from them. carl the shard is professor of history at the university of louisiana at lafayette . he's the author of many books on intellectual history and i have been by my side, i won't pull them up. "the founders and the classics", greece, rome and the american enlightenment. greeks and romans baron gets: how the ancients inspired the founding fathers. 12 greeks and romans who

he's feeling in temporarily until merritt garland is confirmed.n reassigning this joshua stern because of his objections. and the justice department told us in a statement really montie wilkinson's role was administrative, he had nothing to do with the policy. we know that wilkinson got details of what was going on with joshua stern, why he objected, why he thought that this was really what turned into a moral failing. he had problems with this policy and rather than raising this issue, he did sign off on reassigning this prosecutor. so it raises questions about what montie wilkinson knew in 2017, why he didn't raise that issue further, and really why the biden administration picked him. did they not do the vetting before they put him in this position, even if it's just a temporary one. while jacob and i do have these documents that show his role, i have to point out the guardian actually reported on his role in this last fall. maybe not to the detail that we had, but it would have been something that the biden administration could have found out

he can be prosecuted by the manhattan da and i think the incoming justice department under merritt garlandhe's going to have to investigate all of the crimes he's committed, including involvement in and fo. ing the insurrection, riot. a lot of deaths resulted from what he did. there is no end from the crimes he seems to be subject to prosecution for once he's out of office. >> thank you very much, professor. >>> and next, senator josh hawley, one of the republicans who led the election challenge after the riot is tonight defending his actions after everything we know about the insurrection after five people died. how is he supporting the president live? >>> plus, breaking news, cnn learning new details on the attack on the u.s. capitol. these new details suggest a much higher, a much more sophisticated level of planning. i will speak to onondre carson -- an dre carson, his vehicle contained several bonds. carson's response tonight. so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i

>> right, and we've had a lot of power outages, as a result, especially in oakland, around lake merritt right now, because of these high winds. we're seeing these spotty outages around the bay area, and i know people want to know when will this wind go away? we're going to see still this high wind warning continue up until 10:00 but it may be gusty through this evening as the gusts reach over 30 to 40 miles per hour. we'll stop it here at noon, this is our wind speed forecast and shows the arrows with the direction of the winds in miles per hour and we're going to see those winds still pretty high at about 30, 35 miles per hour, and into the evening. here we are at dinnertime, evening commute and it's going to still be quite gusty out there, until later on tonight. you may be able to sleep a little bit better tonight once those winds calm down. it may be breezy in parts of the north bay and then we'll wake up tomorrow morning to some calmer weather, and we are going to also be slightly cooler. our temperatures still ten degrees above average but not breaking as many records as we saw ye

. >> reporter: lee merritt represents warren's family. >> if they didn't have a mental health professionaleadily available to go see mr. warren, should they have not sent that officer in your mind? >> no. they -- if they couldn't send someone with the training to deal with the crisis that was actually occurring, then it would have been better to send no one at all. >> reporter: and mr. warren may be alive. >> that's right. >> reporter: warrener j says his family is still processing their father's death, including his younger brother who has down syndrome. >> he's constantly like, you know, my father's in heaven? and i have to answer that question a thousand times a day. and somet will be released. tony? >> thank you very much. >> that's what they keep talking about. the need for the proper training. you see what happened the day before when they sent a mental health professional, worked out all right. >> yeah. i admire patrick warren jr.'s calm demeanor in this. i would be just outraged. i'm sure he is, as well. but so important that they are putting all of this out there and sharing it. t