if the animal does not have any type of i.d., no microchip, i.d.for five days. >> so we need to call animal control if we find a stray dog or cat or anything like that? >> yes. >> what about as far as when animals go into animal control, what happens in that process of them being there? for an amount of days and give the owner an attempt to reclax their animals. after the stray hold is up they go through medical behavior evaluation and from there up for adoption. >> they go straight into the shelter if the owner does not -- that's fantastic news. there are some shelters that actually euthanize but animal control centers that do n euthanize, that's great they send them to find a new home. there's the video, you see the dog getting scanned for a microchip. if you have it in your lart heart pick up a stray animal, go ahead and do it and always call animal control. i see a lot of deer on my way to work, a lot of them. i'm in a neighborhood going slow and they are in the front yard of people's houses. what can we do if we hit a deer and the deer is stil

video showing this is an example of why to get your pets microchipped. >> the cat has a chip that wasody hacked the cat's chip and sent the treecat up the tree. >> shortly after, they able to the cat with his owner. >> this man is very happy to see her. >> oh my family miss her so much. my sisters were so mad at me. why did you let herutside? >> poor guy's been in the doghouse over this cat. >> but the cat is reunited and everybody is happy. but the moral of the story is get your cats and dogs chipped so if they do accidentally get out or run away you can get them back. >> you're home. >> you have a very sweet cat. >> yeah. >> she's so friendly. >>> fun with drones. they are a lot of fun, especially when you get to a video like this. let's break that one down. it all happened kind of quickly. the guy flying the donptured the video spotted this. watch off from the left. out of nowhere -- comes speeding in another drone. that happens to hit the guy's radio, which sends his drone flying. but it also captures the shot where lands good of cool. >> so much happened in that >> pretty ty. lik

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he was able to use this machine to scan the microchip, and that is how he found sharee. >> this is a i really appreciate it. anna-lysa: areli was greeted in >> excited. we have one of our family members back. >> i was happy for them. if my dog was missing, i would be just like them. anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: love it. 7 on your side, and we are waiting for test results at a school bus lot. workers in prince george's county say that mold is growing inside of their office and lounge. it is making them sick. the school system says if there is a problem they will fix it. we will keep you posted. she says it is a reminder that good can come from evil. jonathan: a crime brought an unlikely pair together in faith. a 60-year-old woman had her purse snatched. the fairfax county police responded. in the report, the woman said among the things stolen was a rosary belonging to a friend's mom who had passed away. grandmother, so i felt obligated to make sure she had it returned. jonathan: talk about good police work. he got a rouge or a from a priest and showed up at the woma

investigators say the dog they since named cranberry was microchip leading them to michael long who adoptedog earlier. >> we found evidence 23 in his e to link her back to cranberry. >> it's horrible that it was a police officer that did this. >> this is cranberry now running around her home where she was adopted by a happy faim. >> sh she now spends her days aa couch potato in her suburban home. >> as for the woman that found cranberry? >> i'm happy i was able to save her. and your dog. >> he got lots of treats. >> officer long has been suspended with intent to dismiss by police commissioner richard ross. he faces two counts of animal cruelty. dann cuellar, "action news." >> thank you, dan. the republican effort to repeal and replace obama care is in critical condition at this hour. the vote on the plan supposed to take place tonight, didn't. republicans didn't have enough votes to pass the latest version of the healthcare bill. president trump made more concessions today in the meeting with the freedom caucus, the group of super conservatives that say the plan doesn't go far enough in red

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her microchip led offices to michael long a veteran of the force facing animal cruelty charges and was since adopted by a family in the malvern area and is now thriving. >> turning to the forecast we started off with cloudy and cool temperatures out there but a big warm-up heading our way and sharp changes in the temperature tomorrow and sunday. david murphy has more on the roller coaster forecast. >> it is a roller coaster heading from today to tomorrow and again on sunday. a brightening on the clouded above and the return of sunshine trying to break through on the terrace. looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan most of our morning showers are also pushing to the east of allentown and there you see them evaporating as they head across the river to flemming ton, new jersey. the wide view and clouds by harrisburg breaking and that is one spot we are starting to get sunshine. and in the poconos you still have lingering precipitation and cold enough for freezing rain. and winter weather advisory ares are still up. and quick caution heading up the turnpike in that direction. 48 is your

. >> unreasonable registration that require, mandatory neutering, mandatory microchiping. insurance. >> i think with the owners i can see the actions based on what they were. and i've seen loving pit bulls. i do not think this should be breed specific. >> federal office of animal welfare supports the rules to end rules that target specific breeds. >>> in other news, a pro golfer took everyone from fans to former players by surprise. >> golfer jason day completed six holes of the match in austin, texas, then he suddenly forfeited and walked off the course. >> announcer had no idea what happened. but a short time later, he shared the very personal reason he had to walk away. >> my mom has been ill for a while and she has lung cancer. at the start of the year. she was given 12 months to live. is this so hard. >> day's mother is scheduled for surgery tomorrow. >>> 5:17 right now, let's get a quick check of traffic. including roosevelt boulevard. "first alert" traffic reporter jessica boyington has you covered as you walk out the door. >> we're watching construction, the southb

an app uses an attachment that connects to your phone and a disposal microchip. man runs an app to measure the concentration and movement of his sperm sample. a new study looked at 350 samples and found it delivers precise results. scientists hope this option will one day make fertility testing easier for men. >> specific rooms in hospitals under so much stress and embarrassment so we wanted to come up with a technology to enable home-based mail-in fertility screenings. >> it could be sometime before men can put the technology to use. researchers plan additional testing and then will file for fda approval. >>> wells fargo customers may be using their smartphones more. the bank is upgrading all of its atms so that customers can take out money using their phones instead of a debit card. customers get a unique 8 legitimate code from the wells fargo app -- an eight-digit code from the app and enter a pin to access the account. the debit card is still an option. >>> sunshine outside right now, but do not put away the umbrella yet. the wettest day of the week is still

also kind of highlights the need to make sure your pets are always properly id'51d, have a g and microchipucky and he came to the right place, he knew to come to >> erika, you are in the mark for a dog. >> i'd like to think i am. i don't know ifuwcw i'm ready y. i would like one as calm a÷ sweet as her. >> she is. >> she's very well behaved. >> her owner must have taken very good care of her,6?÷ she's very sweet, well socialized and she is aáÑ2ñáal love. she is not available for adoption but we do have lots of other loving pets and dogs that need homes. >> two events this weekend. >> that's right. (t&háhp &hc% weekendygnñ so we will be at twt keys today, petco bensalem in willow grove and tomorrow at petco in dora and grant from 12:00 to 3:00. >> people can get in touch with you by giving you a call or going you on the web. i believevváúç we have that information we can pop up. if for some reason your pet gets loose you know who to call act philly 267-385-3800 or visit them on the web act philly.org. not a bad day to be out and about if you're going to be inside. >> right. >> runningds err

. >> we've spayed, neutered, heartworm tested, microchipped, vaccinated, defleaed, dewormed and did dentistryn all of them, so they're ready to go. >> reporter: look at those faces. if you can't adopt one, the nonprofit is asking for donations to send some of them to seattle where chihuahuas are in higher demand. joe vazquez, kpix5. >> all right, all right. we'll take one. paul? >> i'll take the last 25, done, problem solved. >>> it's not the dog days of summer, but it will be warmer the next couple days. we're in the 50s now, milder tonight. it's 58 in oakland, 56 in san jose, currently 54 in concord. don't worry about rainfall. we have had plenty. we'll be good for the next couple months regardless of what happens over the next couple months. livermore right now 79% above average, santa rosa 82% above average, even san jose 30% above normal for this time of year. the drought is done. so enjoy the sunshine. tonight partly cloudy skies, mild oakland, 49, mountain view 51, napa 48, upper 40s for concord and santa rosa, 50 the low tonight in san francisco. we have some big storms heading toward

. >> that's a huge campaign for microchipping! whoo! >>> 4:57. major development in the investigation into russian interference in the election. a former adviser to president trump says he is ready to talk. >> reporter: plus, we are getting brand-new details about a single payor healthcare system for californians but how much would it cost? we are breaking down the details. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm kenny choi. let' outside... >>> good friday morning, it is friday, march 31. i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. >> good morning, i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside. the morning rush is about to start as we take a live look at the bay bridge on the left, and on your right that's 880 in oakland. looking pretty good out there right now. but roqui is going to have a traffic report coming up. >> mm-hm. >> can you believe it is the last day of march already? >> i was just thinking the same thing. and we did come in like a lamb very quiet and then we picked up more rainfall in march than we have seen any think back to 2011. and in the h

she was microchipped, so they were able to track down her owner. boo boo will be on her way back to the states tomorrow to her owner. >> we'll see what boo boo has to say when she gets home. >>> in baseball it's just beginning. we haven't seen it in san francisco since last october, baseball back home, bay bridge series, giants and a's style, game one in the books and we've got moving pictures. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the nissan sports report coming up next on kpix5. >> baseball up top, get used to hearing that a lot. guess where we found the giants and a's hanging out? first of all, catch of the night right here. look at this. clyde freeland, backhand. giants started johnny cueto at at&t park. he got chris marrero to end the 2nd. he tossed four perfect innings, scoreless bottom of the 7th, runners at the corners. brandon crawford found a hole. brandon belt opened the scoring. giants won 3 -0. same two tomorrow at 7:15. >>> meanwhile segwaying over to hockey, all time leading scorer wayne gretzky in the house watching his original team edmonton

each one has since been spayed, neutered, vaccinated and microchiped.far 50 of the dogs have been adopted. do some quick math, that means 30 of these chihuahuas are still looking for loving families. the spca says if you can't adopt, please consider donating money or supplies. if you're interested, visit our website nbcbayarea.com, and click on the link in the upper left-hand corner. >> new fall out from our recent rains, a horse had to be rescued in santa cruz today after getting stuck in mud. happened at wood cutter trail at the wilder ranch state park. you can see there the horse fell in the knee deep mud and had to be rescued. fire fighters literally had to put ropes around it to pull the animal out. luckily the horse is okay. >> another step toward las vegas for the raiders, the joint committee made up of nfl owners reportedly recommended to the other nfl owners to vote on the las vegas proposal. this is what the raiders want, a vote asap. this comes just a day after the raiders secured a $650 million loan from bank of america. now, if the vote hap

microchipped.. and have updated vacciantions.participating shelters include the berkeley humane society and contra costa humane society among more than 20 others.the foundation putting th together is based in michigan.they've done similar events in several oter cities across the country.and they say.. it just made sense to bring the empty the shelters event to the bay aera.sot holly kroeze, spokesperson, bissell pet foundationwe partner with 3000 shelters across the united states. so coming to the bay area was an easy choice for us. we felt like there was a need here. and we're excited with the response that we've gotten so far. we hope we're able to come back and do it again standupfor a compelte list of participating shelters in tomorrow's event. you can go to bissell pet foundation dot org.reporting in san francisco, ha k4 news coming up... it's a sellers market in bay area housing. we'll explain why that trend may continue. live look outside... san francisco embarcadero. for the weekend: it's the "blessing of the lowriders" i

the cats are fixed, and microchipped. houck ((howk)) says she's a responsible owner and simply wants her cats back. ( james ) houck is the founder of the rescue organization "kitty 9-1-1 east county." the reward is 900 dollars to help get these cats back. ( james ) six men are now facing charges of attempted murder of an orinda school board member. back in september, carol brown was arriving home with her husband when they were attacked. two masked men allegedly demanded the husband's wallet and pistol- whipped him. he ran to call 9-1-1 and that is when he heard gunshots. his wife carol was shot. the suspects were later arrested along with four other men. in addition to attempted murder, they are also facing charges for other home invasion robberies and burglaries in ( james ) the long process of removing the old eastern span of the bay bridge has fin

a microchip tripped off the radar that he was in canada, illegally.nd he handed him to his california owner. she's thrilled to get him back and saying that losing boo-boo will now be an indoor cat. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's a long trip for boo-boo the cat. >> how did boo-boo get to canada. >> >> phenomenal. >> we're changing about the changing forecast and baseball is around the corner. >> we'll get you covered. live look here in walnut creek. check out the rainfall to the north and i've got the forecast in about seven minutes. >> i'm scott budman. it was topic a in silicon valley. what can you do now that your online history can be sold without your permission? cod iactll us. ano >>> a vote in washington could impact all of us on our online browsing history, and a lot of people are calling this an assault on privacy. >> comcast or at&t, could with the president's signature, have access to our online habits. what's the real impact here? >> a lot of people in the bay area are asking that question, raj. internet providers may be able to sell our data. o

. >> reporter: she turned up thanks to a microchip they implanted. they knew she could get around but had no idea. my mom got a phone call from a canadian numbers and thought, i won't answer. >> from the same she was a kitten she was in watsonville and somehow managed to make it over here to a city outside toronto. that's over 2,000 miles from home and nobody is sure how she did it. >> how did she get all the way over there? >> the folks at the humane society took her in as a stray. >> she's very social and vocal. every time you go to the bui building she's being housed she goes meow. >> they think it may have helpey as a stowaway. >> we are having an animal protection officer drive her to buffalo tomorrow. >> ashley's mom will pick her up on an airplane. >> i wish i could have a huge conversation and ask her what she's doing. >> for all she's seen she hasn't learned to speak. all those four years will be a mystery. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> boo-boo is back. >>> the california state animal is the grizzly bear. see it on our f

. >> reporter: she turned up thanks to a microchip they implanted. they knew she could get around but had no idea. my mom got a phone call from a canadian numbers and thought, i won't answer. >> from the same she was a kitten she was in watsonville and somehow managed to make it over here to a city outside toronto. that's over 2,000 miles from home and nobody is sure how she did it. >> how did she get all the way over there? >> the folks at the humane society took her in as a stray. >> she's very social and vocal. every time you go to the bui building she's being housed she goes meow. >> they think it may have helped her hitchhike across the country as a stowaway. >> we are having an animal protection officer drive her to buffalo tomorrow. >> ashley's mom will pick her up on an airplane. >> i wish i could have a huge conversation and ask her what she's doing. >> for all she's seen she hasn't learned to speak. all those four years will be a mystery. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> boo-boo is back. >>> the california state animal is

after four years she turned up thanks to a microchip. they knew she could get around, but they had no y had. >> my mom go the a phone call from a canadian number and she's like i'm not going to answer. >> reporter: her whole life was centered here, but she managed to make it all the way over here to a city 40 miles outside of toron toronto. nobody's sure how they did it. the folks at the huh main society took her in as a stray. >> she's social. she's very vocal. any time you go in the room she's the first cat you hear. >> reporter: ashley thinks that friendly nature may have helped her cross the continent. >> she was known to going into people's cars. >> reporter: there's one more car ride ahead of her. >> we are having an animal protection officer drive her to buffalo tomorrow. >> reporter: her mom will pick her up and bring her home on an airplane. >> i wish i could have a huge conversation with her and ask her what she's doing. >> reporter: she still hasn't learned to speak so those four years will stay a mystery. >> i'm going to hug

what could have prevented this situation is if rizzo had a microchip and it could cost as little as $15t she hoped the new owner will hear her story and she is -- >> pleading with him. please he has a home and people that love him and he want him back. families here. stacey says she has no ill will toward anyone here. that no one did anything deliberately wrong and the spca is a wouldn'terful organization and they have reached out to the new owner if he would consider taking another dog in an adoption situation, but at this points they have traded voice mails but have not talked to one another directly. >> quite the mixup. thank you. >>> students at rowan university held the sixth annual mustache march and the students donned their best stashes and stubbles as they marched down the east side of campus, the best mustache real and fake won prices, all in an efforts to education people on stroke research and they hope to raise $2,000. >> and think i can pull one off a mustache. >> it was a goatee in college. not a pretty picture. >> one factor could affect your car insuranc rate more than

microchipped.. and have updated vacciantions. participating shelters include the berkeley humane society and contra costa humane society among more than 20 others.the foundation putting this together is based in michigan.they've done similar events in several oter cities across the country.and they say.. it just made sense to bring the empty the shelters event to the bay aera holly kroeze, spokesperson, bissell pet foundationwe partner with 3000 shelters across the united states. so coming to the bay area was an easy choice for us. we felt like there was a need here. and we're excited with the response that we've gotten so far. we hope we're able to come back and do it again. if we can adopt out a 1,000 pets tomorrow it's completely money well spent. i'm so excited to know that so many pets are going to have an awesome night's sleep in a warm bed for the first time. some of them in months or a year. (hermela)for a compelte list of participating shelters in tomorrow's event. you can go to bissell pet foundation dot org. ahead at e

to start developing robots, electric cars, microchips, this is a state led national agenda with a tremendous state resources behind it. money behind it. that is what we have to counteract. some of the ways of doing it are rather than throwing tariffs, one idea is to use an approach of what is called reciprocity. hey, if american companies cannot do something in china or they are restricted from doing business in some way or investing in some way, maybe we should match those restrictions on chinese companies doing business in america. it would not only start to curtail some of the predatory practices of chinese businesses but it would pressure the chinese to open their own market which is great for american businesses. it would help bring down that trade deficit mr. trump is very worried about. >> tucker: you have obviously thought about this a lot. thank you for joining us from beijing. up next, a bakery battle. we will talk to the couple thato has been given a huge penalty by their state forwe not violating their own religious beliefs. they join us next that wil baa baa black sheep, have yo

microchipped.. and have updated vacciantions.articipating shelters include the berkeley humane society and contra costa humane society among more than 20 others.the foundation putting th together is based in michigan.they've done similar events in several oter cities across the country.and they say.. it just made sense to bring the empty the shelters event to the bay aera.sot holly kroeze, spokesperson, bissell pet foundationwe partner with 3000 shelters across the united states. so coming to the bay area was an easy choice for us. we felt like there was a need here. and we're excited with the response that we've gotten so far. we hope we're able to come back and do it again standupfor a compelte list of participating shelters in tomorrow's event. you can go to bissell pet foundation dot org.reporting in san francisco, ha k4 news (steve) coming up...new at ten.... a teacher on the run with a fifteen year old student.. tongiht -- hear his wife's desperate plea for him to turn himself in. (pam) then: new details about the bay area

and you, in case you're not a regular view eer each week, you spay, neuter, microchip give all vaccines. >> yes. >> they are really ready to go at noon today. >> absolutely. >> al, this is kind of like kicking off the beginning of cat season. is that right? or kitten season? >> kitten season. all shelters, pets in need, included, right around this time of year are usually inundated with kittens or pregnant mommies or mommies with litters, and we need foster families throughout the year, but particularly during kitten season, during this time. the next three or four months or so. >> because you basically need to buy some time in between when you get the kittens and when you can adopt them out. is that right? so you just need these temporary foster homes? >> right. it frees up space in our facility to rescue more animals, and as wonderful as our facility is, it's nice to have kittens grow up in a family situation. >> right. and you can't take anymore yourself. >> no. my wife and i have plenty. >> yes, yes. so percy and periwinkle can go home for adoption beginning at noon today. if you're

. >>> in next story is a good argument for microchipping. cat disappeared four years ago.er owner says the tabby probably didn't plan to leave the santa cruz area let alone the state and go to ontario canada but it got into a car and went from california to ontario canada. boo boo recently turned up at an animal shelter. staff were able to track the owner because of the chip. they will be reunited today. ♪[ music ] >>> we are live in north beach where 76-year-old woman was hit by a car while crossing the street on wednesday. a new report out shows that pedestrian deaths nationwide are at its highest in decades. coming up, we'll take a look at why. >> plus, eliminating copays and deductibles. i'll tell you about a new healthcare proposal for californians. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, plan for a single- payer health care system. good morning. it's.. friday march 31st. ne makovec in >>> key details revealed. state lawmakers break down their plans for a single payor healthcare system. good morning, i'm anne makovec. >> i'm kenny choi. sanda osbourne reports. >> reporter: senate bill

. >> we have spayed, mutederred, heartworm tested microchip vaccinated defleaed deworld and did dentistryhem so they are ready to go. >> the nonprofit says if you can't adopt any of the dogs, they are also taking donations. the money could help fly them to seattle where they are in hot demand. >>> six more people are identified at a robbery heist on university avenue last december. they rammed an suv through the storefront window. they stole apple products worth more than $70,000. officers recovered some of those products. but 37 items worth about $32,000 are still missing. >>> it is 5:56. in the next half-hour, a new push to lower the voting age. why one california lawmaker thinks teens should be able to cast a ballot. >> reporter: it soon could cost more to ride bart. coming up, why bart is in such a budget pinch and how it could cost you. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, how much more it could soon cost >>> when ridership drops that has a big impact on our budget. >> now on kpix 5 news, bart is considering a fare increase. how much more it could soon cost to ride bart due to dropping ridership a

it offers spay and neuter surgeries as well as vaccinations, microchips, treatments for common conditionsngs. the clinic is its first location outside of texas where it operates in four cities. >> wow. >>> jamie apody here with a look at sports tonight. and talk about the flyers. >> yeah. we're probably not going to have much longer to talk about them sadly. they're quickly running out of times, folks. i'm really not liking this math. the flyers now eight points out of a playoff spot with ten games left. and they lost their last four games on the road. tonight they play in minnesota. dave hakstol shook up the lines. >> i don't think i've ever played with both of them at the same time but i've blade with them before, and obviously, they have the puck, usually good things can happen. and you got to find that open ice and they'll be able to find you and they can -- >> yesterday philadelphia lost a legend. former phillies manager dallas green died at the age of 82 from kidney failure. he will be then for bringing philadelphia our first world series twof trophy in 1980. he butted heads with th

the cats are fixed, and microchipped... have flea meds...houck notes...stressing she's a responsible owner...and simply wants her cats back. kelly houck, wants cats back: "these are our family members, we work hard to save cats from the streets and now i need everybody's help saving my cats because they are part of our family."(grant) houck is the founder of the rescue organization kitty 911 east county... when it comes to her cats that are now gone, she's checked shelters, filed reports. she says if people have a problem with neighborhood cats, they can trap them on their property but they have to bring them back to the owner...or bring them to a shelter....not just dump them somewhere. (pam) new at ten: the disturbing details of a quadruple homicide in sacramento... with a connection to the bay area. (steve) today the man accused of killing his wife, two children and niece in sacramento is made his first court appearance. salvador vasquez oliva was arrested in san francisco after police discovered the gruesome scene. (pam

. >> you guys spay, neuter, microchip and you do all the things and some pets you can't adopt out righty so you need people to foster them. >> until they're two months or two pounds, i feel like there is a weight, but we do need people and kittens and puppies that are too young to be adopted. help free us up space in our shelter to bring in new animals. >> barbara just fostered and you had a good experience. >> i just fostered and it was a great experience. >> you always hear the stories of foster fail where you end up adopting. did you do that? >> every time there is one i fall in love with but they do get adopted. you watch them grow and their personalities and it does make them so much more. >> it socializes them. >> being around, i have a dog and other dogs and people. it really helps. >> so, if you want to be like barbara and help out, you can contact pets in need to foster. and, of course, they're always looking for people to adopt not only dogs, but cats. thanks to alexa and barbara for joining us this morning. >>> and thanks to you for making us a part of our your morning. more

surf and a lot of -- microchip. trimble used to be a competitor.hese guys are competitors. do they really have the -- >> lot of different what i would say recreational uses. it's a really very good model. they figured it out. >> john deer and garmin? >> a lot of gps and telematics in them. >> that's what i'm saying. >> we bought a tractor. >> very quickly want to get this stock in, fastenal, fast. this stock has been tracked just below 50 almost the entire time. has just broken above over the last week. this is a stock that now really no one in it has a loss. everyone is up. there aren't any natural sellers. there's a lot of momentum happening here. companies consolidating. >> this company works and i feel badly when people sell all stocks because of trump. this is not a trump sell. >> classic sell the news environment, but the price of the stock is perfect. it's smaller, more nimble, more profitable. >> airlines. i focused on one thing, delta saying no capacity coming on. >> dead right. >> he joey? >> palo alto. need security. >> great stuff. >> t

a very strong analyst reporter on new microchips pushed that higher.olla pharmaceuticals, a takeover target. let us go into the bloomberg. the tv #6884. what you see is a very interesting chart on hedging tell risk. that is what a lot of professional investors are paid to protect against. large market swings, and what you see on the far right-hand side is a big jump that surpasses the prior record right after the brexit vote, so where the new all-time high and that tells us that professional investors think there could be volatility ahead. what we are also seeing in legislation traded commodities, rights, oil and gold moving in different directions? the gold is an interesting story because we saw a lot of investors cut their bullish bets on gold and the very next day, janet yellen, let us go to the charts, saying do not worry about multiple rate hikes. gold took off. today was the second of a two-day rally that is the biggest since november, so a lot of gold traders caught off guard there. we go into the oil chart and you will see it has been on a decl

the cats are fixed, and microchipped. houck ((howk)) says she simply wants her cats back.our family members, we work hard to save cats from the streets and now i need everybody's help saving my cats because they are part of our family."> ( darya ) houck is the founder of the rescue organization "kitty 9-1-1 east county." she is offering a $900 reward to help get her cats back. ( mark ) president trump has signed an executive order loosening regulations on clean power and coal mining. the president says loosening the regulations is really about creating jobs. the new executive order calls for a review of clean power production goals, and rolls back recent protections for american waterways. it also urges federal agencies to identify regulations that might stand in the way of american energy independence. several governors... including governor jerry brown issued statements calling the president's executive order misguided. ( mark ) and here in the bay area, environmentalists are reacting to the president's actions. and some are even preparing to fight him in court. after ye

trades of 18 times higher than micr -- microchip makers.altman has been the pinnacle of power on wall street and washington. from the youngest ever partner at lehman brothers, two assistant secretary and deputy treasury -- deputy treasury of the secretary. thank you for being here. >> i don't know the guy you're talking about. david: i don't remember a time that the business community on has been this fixated on any president. let's talk about specifically tax reform. how important is that to the ceos you deal with? how fixated are they on what's going on? brexit -- unlike frexit where it's really carry on for the moment, there is a tremendous focus naturally on what will are one happen from a tax-cut or tax of our point of view. even outside united states there is tremendous focus on that. part of the reason for that is because it is so murky and so completely unclear. at the moment nobody knows how this will come out. and whether there will be attacked -- there will be a tax break. -- tax bill. 70% they will the ends early percent there w

semiconductor companies we think benefit from edge profiting and those investments would include microchipace as well as zylynx in the fpga space. david: let's assume for the moment i concluded artificial intelligence is the waste place i want to put my money. what are the companies i go to? particularly ones i haven't thought of. >> right now if you look at specific technologies, there are a lot of smaller companies, private companies. really the ways to directly play the theme at the moment are -- if you think about google, google is interesting because they have reinvented their search algorithm already using artificial intelligence. so it's an example of using their core competency and thinking of ways forward that they'll continue to leverage that. amazon's a perfect example of i.o.t. and machine learning, artificial intelligence coming together with alexa, and at this point in time those are the most obvious ways to actually play the trend in a direct way. david: that drives you back to the big guys. there aren't the smaller ones i should look at. >> well, as i mentioned there are a

microchipped and up-to-date on their vaccines.t of participating shelters check it out on a website. all the information is there. ktvu.com and look under the web links tab. it's from noon until 5:00. >> at our shelter and chester is hoping someone comes and adopts him. he's a great dog. >> you get a leash if it's a dog in the caller if it's a cat and coupons for food and everything. >> absolutely. >> thank you for coming. >>> let's kick it over to rosemary and find out how our weekend is shaping up. >>> not bad is all. not a sunny or as warm as yesterday but still a nice one for you to get out and about. we will have the possibility of a few scattered showers through the weekend. here's a live look from san francisco across the bay where you can see a lot of cloud cover in place. of you from above shows us in addition to the cloud cover, a few scattered showers over portions of the north bay. these are moving across areas toward santa rosa. maybe in and out of a hillsburg, cloverdale and maybe some shower activity further east to