and they wrestle the moose to the ground. and the people actually have been professional rodeo cowboys. >> the goal is to collar and release 200 moose between this winter and next. >> these people know how to handle animals, most importantly is how to humanely handle an animal. >> the professor's team tracks the collared animals from a fire tower in northern new hampshire. each day devices are eck chd for signs of life. >> of the 40 moose out there, how many have we successfully monitored here today? >> we picked up 37 of the 40. this morning there is one, if you want to check that one, nick. >> when monitors signal a moose death, researchers are quick to get to the animal before vital information is diluted by weather and time. >> what we're going try and do is get to them much sooner so that we have better information on exactly why they're dying. >> the main theory new hampshire researchers are pursuing is that the massive moose dieoff is caused primarily by a devastating par sight, the winter tick-- parasite, the winter t

>> i've never seen a moose in the wild but i've anchored enough news to know moose do those things from time they do, we put it on the news. see a moose, be careful. >> here's the thing. these guys are almost professional snowmobilers. they've had this cabin for 11 years. they log between 3,000 and 5,000 miles every year. so they're out there all the time. they see moose all the time. they've never had an encounter like this. but the wife says this time was a little different because this moose, he looked sickly, kind of mangy, they found blood on the trail, probably a little desperate. the wardens told them they did the right thing. >> she is pretty cool. she said she knew her handgun was a small caliber and probably would do nothing more than make the moose mad. handled it perfectly. >> the warden said they did the right thing. >>> coming up, lindsay lohan has shocked us before, now she's shocking us again. >>> and the white house comment on a push to send justin bieber back to canada. we'll have that next in "the skinny." back to canada. we'll have that next in "the skinny." you're i

missing a head-butt from the moose.g any chances janice fires a warning shot. >> i knew what kind of time i had and that i might make it even more angry. >> reporter: at first, nothing. but soon enough, a retreat. no one, human or moose, was injured in the standoff. >> oh, my god. >> we both have a new appreciation for moose and wildlife in general, and we'll definitely be keeping more of a distance. >> absolutely. and the couple says this may be their last snowboarding trip after that, dan. >> i wonder why. >> no surprise. >> was she rolling the whole time her husband was being chased by a giant moose? >> you know, the moose don't like to be videotaped. >> yes. >> no video cameras. >> yes. they've been writing a lot of anti-paparazzi legislation. thank you, ryan. appreciate that. >>> from a large land mammal now to a ginormous fish. the joke about fisherman, they tend to exaggerate the size of their catch. but one guy who recently reeled in a huge shark tried to keep it quiet. he's explaining why now and our sara haine

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. >> if you pump into this moose, beware. especially if you're on a snowmobile. what happened to these two new englanders. we'll tell you that and more coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, on the teen who stowed awaya san jo >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, team coverage on the teen who stowed away on that san jose flight. a closer look inside that wheel well and the theories on how he could survive that flight. that and more at 5:00. >> it's baffling. >> it is. >>> a new england couple is recovering after a frightening snowmobile ride. >> a moose walked in between them. the couple says the moose had his ears back, his fur was standing up and then he charged at them. the moose grazed one of the snowmobilers before they fired a gun into the air to scare him off. the couple is going to be okay. they think the moose might have been sick and hurt when he charged. >> i would just turn around and got other way. >> someone had their phone out because it's video tapedment thanks finish watching us on the news at noon. >> enjoy your monday, everybody. [ knock on door ] >> hope:

. >>> that is the moose on the loose.rthbound trouble for a close encounter with a moose over the weekend. avid snowmobilers say the moose appeared on the trail. they expected he would move along as other moose have done in the past. this moose was not cooperating. >> oh! >> it charged at the powells. janice fired her pistol. the moose ran off after that the powells were not harmed they reported the incident but the game warden is investigating whether they were harassing the animal. judging from the video it was clear who was harasser and harassee. >> demand for e cigarettes is growing. fda making a move to control who uses them. >> a look at the fda plans. >> e cigarettes burst on to the market in 2006 the federal government has been scrambling to catch up. >> like wild, wild west in terms of what people are doing. products with no oversight. >> there are -- they are a battery-powered device the fda announced it's anticipated proposed regulations if approved the sales would be banned to people under age 18. a warning la

only thing i could think of is what i had to put between myself and the moose. and unfortunately that was just the snow mobile. >> he ran back to his wife's snow mobile. she had a gun with her but worried shooting the moose would make the situation worse. she fired off a warning shot. the animal was missing patches of fur and did not look like it was doing well. >>> coming up next, we are getting ready for what is sure to be an emotional event for many. the boston marathon. we are taking you there live this morning. this is a picture of boston today. the promise last year's winner is making as he gets ready to take part in this year's race. >> this is live pictures of what is left of the 420 party. >> good morning. right now we are looking at highway 101 san francisco. no major problems. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. >> very warm temps on sunday but changes are already inching closer if you will. cold front is coming in. >>> good morning. incredible story of survival involving a local teenager. the reason his trip from s

the couple says the moose had his ears back, fur was standing up, and charged at them, the moose grazed one of the mobilers before they fired a gun into the air to scare him off. the couple is going to be okay and they think the moose might have been sick and hurt when he charged. >> little scary though. fulness people in the stanislaus county town of oakdale did not let buddyings ruin their -- bad eggs ruin their day. it was white premise cyst propaganda. >> the general feeling amongst the neighbors is outrage and unhappiness and took something fun and enjoyable and using to deliver a hateful message. >> but neighbors aren't letting it get them down, yesterday morning people went around distributing a basket of good eggs distributing notice messages outside the eggs. >>> bunch of football fans are mad at bart about their new train cars. >> it recently unveiled the fleet of the future. they're not happy with the neon green and blue inside. they say the color scheme is too reminisce sent of the seattle seahawks. new change.org position calling on bart to pick other colors. it's not clear

and we see a moose on the loose in nyc. >> he represents a program called tommy moose.a program to help kids overcome fear. >> all getting together like that. >> he wanted us to hear his side of the story. >> and we do. >>> what's your side of the story, ginger zee? >> fair and balanced. my side, i would run from that thing in two seconds. i want to start with wind in salt lake city. you know it's windy when this happens. that's a port-o-potty, zooming through the streets in a neighborhood in salt lake city. no one was inside. that's the great answer. yeah. and no one was hurt in the moving of this port-o-potty. we're having significant changes out west with the system that's going to create severe weather this weekend. salt lake city, look at their temperatures go in the 50s by saturday. phoenix even drops into the 60s, from the 90s, in two days. las vegas does the big drop-off. so does los angeles. cooling out west. and we're already cool. you only have to go up from here. >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. increasing clouds today with near normal temperatures. 64 to 7

the moose ran away.couple have a new areasonation for wildlife and will keep pore of a $in the future. firing a small handgun wasn't a good idea, that would not have deterred the moose. >> stay tuned. >>> breaking overnight a deadly accident in the east bay outside a bart station and what police are saying about the it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> now the forecast from mike nicco. >> good morning, everyone on this monday. you can see the winds at sfo blowing out straight from the west at 21 miles per hour, and southwest to northeast through fairly at 17 miles per hour, that is the sea breeze so cooler weather for all of us. it is keeping the clouds to a minimum and it is clear all the way back to san francisco with increases clouds and 65 to 76, quite a spread from the north bay valley to the east bay. around the bay, 64 to 72 and the coast and interest san francisco is 56 to 62. sue? >> thanks, mi

the moose left shortly after.mal was missing patches of fur and seemed to be sick. >>> on a much tamer story just about 30 minutes from now the white house will hop into the easter spirit with its annual easter egg roll. i want to show you video from last years event. the easter egg roll is held on the south lawn of the white house. more than 30,000 people are invited. this years event is hop into healthy, swing into shape. celebrities scheduled to take part include actor jim kerry and miss america. >>> coming up next here on mornings on 2 the incredible story of the day. story of survival involving a bay area teenager. the reason his trip from san jose to hawaii has stunned the entire country. >> plus we have live coverage from the boston marathon. these are live pictures. police there on very high alert as runners are off and running. staand the speed readingsng incrare off the chart!appiness. paradise found! luscious locks! great glittering galaxies. the happiest place on earth keeps getting happier! save up to

there might be a moose or a bear in there! (laughter) and listen, just listen to their lame reason. >> alaska's board of game says drones give hunters an unfair advantage. >> stephen: since when is hunting about fairness? if it was fair, we would meet the moose in the middle of a field, flip a coin and the winner gets the gun. so lift this ban, alaska, and allow americans to fulfill the dream of every outdoorsman bagging a pa jess particular 12 point buck from the comfort of his own toilet. finally, on timpicay mother wager a new warning has been announced with a car with 16 valves, four cylinders and thousands of leg legs. >> mad da-- mazda is recalling 42,000 cars because of potential danger caused by spiders. the automaker says the insects are drawn by the smell of gasoline and then they build webs inside the vent hose. that causes the fuel tank to crack, increasing the risk of fuel leches and fires. >> stephen: that's right. once again, mankind faces a threat of gas huffing spiders. (laughter) which brings me to a tip of t

the moose had his ears back, first standing up, then took a charge. grazed one of the snow mobilers before they fired a gun into the air. couple is begin to be okay, they think the moose may have been sick and hurt when it charged. >>> silicon valley giants have another legal headache to contend with. >> jason brooks has details and more from the business world, good morning jason. >> reporter: good morning, wall street journal is in a class action lawsuit that alleges that some of the big companies aleuted together no not hire employees to keep wages down. big names including google, apple, intel, adobe. they are alleged between wyoming and 2009 to not poach each other's employees. other companies including intuit and the lucas films. and pexar units of walt disney are working on a different settlement. this involves # 4,000 workers. they're seeking $3 billion of daniels. that could triple under anti- trust rules. a lot of analysts expect it to be reached. six companies back in 2010 reached a civil suit treatment with the justice department in which

the moose dropped off. the couple says they have a new understanding of wild life and will be keeping-of a distance. janice gets to keep taking shooting lessons. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we've been reporting on health care customers having trouble >>> kpix 5 newsroom. new at 6:00, reporting on health care customers having some trouble finding doctors who will accept their covered california insurance. tonight, the scope of that problem. plus. >>> clean it up a little bit. pump it up a little. bring it into the new millennium. >> transforming this bay area china opportunity to how the famous tour destination is getting a little help from hollywood. we'll talk about that. a lot of other stories coming up, guys. >> see you in about 30 minutes, ken. thanks. >>> brian, we will get a little dusting of rain possibly tomorrow? >> reporter: just a touch. it will be late tonight. it is very convenient and also very slight. it's just going to be annoying. >> i need to wash my car. >> thank you for watch

scientists made a huge breakthrough on monday when they cured liver disease in a moose, in a moose bypart of its genetic code. but sadly not long after the procedure the moose went right back to drinking again. [ laughter ] i'm assuming molsons. not that i know moose. [ applause ] i'm assuming. colorado police are offering a $3,500 reward to anyone who has information concerning eight poison meatballs that were found in a public park in boulder. authorities say that if you ate a meatball you found at that park, you should seek help immediately. [ laughter ] and if you ate a meatball you found at any other park -- [ light laughter ] -- you should also seek some kind of help. if you eat a meatball you found at a park you've sort of crossed a threshold into not quite being a human being. [ laughter ] such a fun day at the park. dude! [ laughter ] park meatballs! [ applause ] at&t has announced a plan that would offer internet speeds 100 times faster than the rest of the nation. tell me more, said porn addicts. [ laughter ] or that maybe close to, tell me more. [ laughter ] i don't think

the moose left shortly after that. the couple says the moose was missing some patches of fur. actually looked sick. they said if this happened again, they will retreat slowly. >>> this morning, the san francisco 49ers are showing off their newly-installed turf. last week, crews started installing the two and a half acres of sod at the new stadium. they used bandera bermuda sod that uses up to 50% water and holds its color longer. the 49ers home opener still has not been scheduled yet but we should learn that date soon. the first time this new field will be used is august 2nd when the san jose earthquakes will host the seattle sounders. >>> 7:57. the 2014 boston marathon is underway. ktvu's claudine wong will join us live with the thousands of runners now proudly sending the message of boston strong. >> reporter: we're live at san jose international airport, where a 16-year-old boy stows away on a plane to hawaii and survives. we just spoke to airport officials. we'll tell you what they are saying about the security breach. >>> good morning. we're looking at northbound 101 in s

how two snow mobilers reacted when a moose came running at them.aand the speed readingsng incrare off the chart!appiness. paradise found! luscious locks! great glittering galaxies. the happiest place on earth keeps getting happier! save up to 20% on rooms at a disneyland resort hotel on select nights. there's no end in sight! i'm going to need more time. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. easter sunday surprise in florida sent more than two dozen people to the emergency room. 200 people were packed inside a fort meyers church last night for a holiday concert when a car plowed right through the wall and into the sanctuary. at least 20 people were injured. many were trapped under the car. the driver of the car told police the breaks gave out as she pulled into the parking lot. it's not clear if she will be cited. >>> time is 5:55. san jose police still investigating the stabbing of four men yesterday morning outside of a downtown bar. police say they were called to the sb2 communal bar. they had a report of one person being stabbed.

everyone needs to remember that >> these moose, even though they are captive moose, are very dangerous we're enjoying them through this fence. if we were to go in they could trample us or whatever. >> the couple says they are cooperating with authorities and the incident has taught them a lesson. >>> after more than a decade the fda is cracking down on electronic cigarettes once seen as a way for smokers to kick the habilitate habit. e-cig relates have become under fire from health officials as experts say the liquid nicotine in e-cigarettes is highly addictive and used as a gateway to real cigarettes. the fda will require warning labels and a ban on sales to minors. >>> is a starbucks frappuccino not sweet enough for you? the coffee chain next month will offer the chunky cookie frappuccino that contained an entire cookie and served with an extra wide straw because of the cookie chunks and available mid-may through august and only in japan. oh, come on. sorry, chocolate lovers. there are no plans to offer it in the u.s. >>> if you want to indulge your sweet tooth you may want to head t

take it correct even though anita was in new york last week she sent me a photo they're in a foot moose age particularly in some exotic city i get to only work harder. but she was there in new york i was proud of her a as she joined the department and the united nations convention commission on the status of women conventional in new york to courageous one hundred cities to join the campaign and do so before next year abused next year san francisco hosts the conventions of mayors we want to see at least one hundred other cities eliminate all forms of description and we needed to do that has we host this great convention so make sure those cities do. as i said we're here to recognize 3 exceptional women. first, i'd like to recognize listening benny hoff she's been an incredible leader in floiptd but is shown her compassion for the city without bound she's been focused on any causes but we take this opportunity to thank her without questioning giving back to the community and without question to the diverse community to make sure that everyone a has the opportunity to success in our city.

moose attacked them repeatedly.e change and seasonal allergies. it's finally feeling like spring in much of the country but that's bringing an extra dose of pollen if you're among the nearly one in three americans with seasonal allergy, you know the long winter and climate change may be packing a 1-2 punch of misery for you. dr. holly phillips joins us at the table. hi holly. we heard all this winter about the polar vortex which most people had never heard of the phrase. now we have to know about something called the pollen vortex. what does that mean? >> it turns out that our really really cold winter we think we should get this silver lining at the end and have a less intense allergy season. that's probably not going to happen. what usually happens is spring brings our tree pollen summer brings our grass pollen and then in the fall we see rag weed. because our spring was so delayed this year many things are blooming all at once. what should have bloomed over the course of a month is now popping up altogether so we

he charged at them as you can see, the moose grazed one of the snow mobilers before they fired a gunair, finally scared him off. the couple is going to be okay. they think the moose might have been sick, could have been hurt, could have been mating season, don't know. >>> people in oakdale did not let bad eggs ruin their holiday. these eggs showed up on dozens of doorsteps on friday. neighbors who didn't want their faces on cameras, say they were racist messages. it was white supremacy propaganda. >> outrage and unhappiness because you took something like an easter egg that's supposed to be something fun and enjoyable and using to deliver hateful message. >> no, neighbors did not let it the get to them too much. neighbors didn't, on sunday morning, people went aren't distributing baskets of good egg containing nice messages inside. >>> and portland gained attention during easter weekend. >> big bunny, look at that guy, meet wally, he weighs a whooping 12 and a half pounds, that's a big bunny. that's considered normal sized rather. that's a big, big bunny right there. wally has taken

that in turn endangers the natural habitats of deer, bear, wolf and moose populations. >> mongolia haseautiful forests. they're natural, not created by man. they're home to all manner of plants and animal species. i'm happy to be here, and would never move to the city. even if i had the chance to travel, i'd prefer to stay in the forests. i could never be happy living in the city. >> the city is the sprawling metropolis of ulan bator, home to an estimated half of mongolias 2.8 million human inhabitants. and they need wood and other raw materials for building and heating. the countrys economy has been booming for years. the biggest contributors to that growth are mining, dredging and other extractive industries. goldmining companies, for example, take huge amounts of water from rivers for washing the metal. a large part is blown off as steam and doesn't return to the rivers, so there is a greater likelihood of forest fires. climate change on a global and local scale is increasing tree mortality in the taiga. out in the countryside, the german development agency g.i.z. is on the ground t

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literally 102 years ago when teddy roosevelt failed to get the nomination for president and started the moose party and split the republican vote. allowing woodrow will wilson, a progressive democrat, to become president of the united states. sometimes they look like roosevelt, nixon, ford, bob dole, john mccain, or mitt r romney. today it is mitch mcconnell and many others. we are fighting that wing of the party. the voters reject them. and only when the face is a limited government do we score big victories. this weekend, as a matter of fact, republican leaders, cantor and mccarthy are meeting at the ritz carlton in florida meeting with the mainstreet partnership and the objective is to, in mitch mcconnell's words, to crush them everywhere and that means us conservatives. so they are meeting with an organization to crush the party. the big government republicans understand the problem and they understand that we are their opponents. we hear in the press about the conservatives have lost ground, they are reached their high water mark, they are on the down hill now and tea party isn't what it

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it was built in petaluma by the moose boat company. officials say it has all the tools needed to respond to everything from fires to rescues. the cessna has been the seventh time the boat has been put into service. although it will not actually be put into service until next month or the month after that. >> even though we're not officially in service, we feel it's important to get it on the water. >> there are hopes to train at least 20. >>> $43 million that's the price tag for a project meant to get more b.a.r.t. training on a busy rout. two investigates why that project is still not finished. eric rasmussen found that even the landscaping is plagued with problem. >> this is it. this is our new school. >> reporter: it'll take years before landscaping will cover their view of the tracks. but now she's wondering if the project that caused all of the upheaval will ever be ready. the promise two cross overs allowing a train to cross over to the opposite tracks and head back in the other direction without having to go to the end of the li

it was built in petaluma by the moose boat company. officials say it has all the tools needed to respond to everything from fires to rescues. the cessna has been the seventh time the boat has been put into service. although it will not actually be put into service until next month or the month after that. >> even though we're not officially in service, we feel it's important to get it on the water. >> there are hopes to train at least 20. >>> $43 million that's the price tag for a project meant to get more b.a.r.t. training on a busy rout. two investigates why that project is still not finished. eric rasmussen found that even the landscaping is plagued with problem. >> this is it. this is our new school. >> reporter: it'll take years before landscaping will cover their view of the tracks. but now she's wondering if the project that caused all of the upheaval will ever be ready. the promise two cross overs allowing a train to cross over to the opposite tracks and head back in the other direction without having to go to the end of the li

a couple charged by a moose on this snowmobiling trail. >> oh, oh. >> how they finally managed to scare him off. >>> and it's a royal animal house. the family adventure down under, taking wi,

today we got a first look at the 37-foot moose boat. bags on every corner to the sunstep off the back. >> we have hilo baskets here. we can launch divers from here. >> reporter: technology includes infrared and side scan sonar and a pilot house designed to serve as a safe house. >> if there were a bilogical out there we could be in here and be safe. >> reporter: so top of line. >> top of the line. everything we need that's why it's a regional asset. >> reporter: this boat comes with a lot of power. the jet sends out 1,000-gallons of water a minute. that's twice the capacity of a fire truck. it's been called into service most recently when the cessna went down at the bay. >> it's an asset that's available we need to get it on the water. >> reporter: dozens still need to be train but the department says firefighters are lining up. with 2 million miles of shoreline there have been times when they've felt helpless. >> i've responded, i've shown up on scene and i've had firefighters this their underwear getting ready to jump in the water bel

one critic moosed the shower painting depicted a self-cleansing, while another declared, george w. bush is a good painter. each echoes the same isolation in small space, rumination without guilt. and since, bush's artwork was revealed, perhaps prematurely to the world. now the former president is coming out of the artistic closet. >> i want to share something with you. i do take painting seriously, it's changed my life, and i brought a painting for you. >> you did? >> yeah. >> did you paint that? look at that! >> this is all really happening. now, over the past weekend, bush reached a milestone many aspiring artists could only dream of. and i don't know if this has to do with him being president or not, but he got his first solo exhibit. it was held at a place called the george w. presidential library and museum. and the exhibit features 30 of the former president's portraits of world leaders and set off another artistic discussion across the country. an art critic for "the new york times" magazine, wrote, or "the new york times," wrote, mr. bush has an uncanny ability to translate

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