no better meat than a moose. amazing. >> dave: i think that it is a treat, and i've said for years that moose meat is the best meat. the champagne of animal protein. >> anthony: you're right, it is something special. >> fred: don't even mind the rain anymore. [ laughter ] >> dave: look at that. like what is that, that's amazing. >> fred: it's a grey jay. put something in your hand and he'll get it. >> dave: look, look, he's on the camera. i really want to do this. is it gone? oh, he's on tony's head! [ laughter ] >> anthony: animals love me. i told you, i'm like st. francis of [ bleep ] assisi. whoa, look, they really are hitting the ham. this could get ugly really quickly. next thing you know they're pecking our eyeballs out tunneling up our asses. guess, a. that's why a new brain health supplement called forebrain from the harvard-educated experts at force factor is flying off the shelves at gnc. forebrain's key ingredients have been clinically shown to help enhance sharpness and clarity, improve memory, and pr

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those are ticks that have been able to attach to the moose and in so many cases kill moose, and they are there because it's not getting cold enough in our winters to kill off those ticks. and so they multiply in such numbers that they attach to the moose and they kill them. and you can see, this is a distressed moose who has been affected by those ticks. she shouldn't look like this. but it's the ticks. they are also responsible, those insect-borne diseases, there is something called brain worm that affects moose as well. so for our hunters and the people who enjoy the outdoors, wildlife viewing, that's being threatened now because of climate change. the beautiful maples that produce maple syrup, that cause such beautiful colors in our fall foliage, those are being threatened because of climate change. and the estimate is that in several decades, we will no longer see either moose or maple trees in new hampshire because they will have been forced out because warming temperatures mean that they can no longer survive. now, climate change is also affecting the public health of new hamps

we have a task book for operators of the moose boat so they will get the proper training. be signed off and qualified to operate that. we have it all in writing. moving to training division. probationary firefighters got 87 of them got to the division of training in september for 560 hours of pump training and aerial operations training. the dot crews working hard with them. we need them to be proficient at the basic skill to learn. in between academies they are extremely busy. they have inventory i inspectioning, polishing and cleaning and lesson plans including the video library. the video drill manual we are putting together. it is not just paper any more. the youngsters like the video. we are sad adjusting our training to how people learn, which is important. they also do creative things. they use old hose to make victim dummies. they are shaped like people and they have serious weight to them. we repurpose things. i know chief rivera likes that. you are not the money guy but a penny pincher. our inservice training. 304 members through 904 hours of suppression training

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. >> yesterday in a partnership with abc 7 and to stop violence, two globetrotters moose and zeus dropped in to talk about bullying prevention. >> they also showed off some of their amazing skills. visit abc7news.com and check out our choose kindness page. >> there's some great flfgs. >> world news with david muir is coming up. >>> tonight breaking news as we come on the air. the dramatic rescues playing out days after the hurricane. and this evening, our team on the scene at this hour. the possible new discoveries at ground zero of this hurricane the area we flew over. homes wiped off the earth by hurricane michael, some of them sitting in streets. and the new reporting coming right now. >>> the verdict in tonight. authorities say a homeowner opening fire on a black teenager who had missed the bus and who had come to the door to ask for help. what the jury has now decided. >>> new clues tonight. a u.s. resident, a "washington post" columnist last seen on this surveillance going into the saudi consulate in istanbul, authorizes say he never came out

the way to the united states is dangerous for moose to the illegal immigrants. to the most. simple they want to become most no one told us to sum this up but if many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sides the drifter used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities the best person to ask band. pussy to morrow and then head up next time i get i'm in a lot of class and i want that. they have water they'll choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the. movie it will be gravels. both of you who've got to do. a sit sit struggles of many couples. to which at the push included who fumbles both of you out to a few the hope of the. u.s. the sonics playing to this idea of the u.s. dollar reserve currency empire they've built over a post world war two hero where everyone gets into debt to the america and pays homage to america china russia africa. they're all saying now we want markets all of the payment trump wants markopolos up we want to go for it we want to trade directly bilaterally we don't want to be part of the globalization

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moose on missing in china . and the nobel peace prize is awarded to the activist a congolese doctor for their work to end sexual violence. by donald trump to maintain a five four conservative majority in the u.s. supreme court is one step closer to being appointed republican say that an f.b.i. . investigation didn't find any evidence supporting sexual misconduct allegations against him democrats say the probe was a sham the senate narrowly agreed to advance governor's nomination and a final vote is due on saturday also in jordan reports now from washington the motion is agreed to. the u.s. senate is now taking what should be the final step needed to approve brett kavanaugh for the u.s. supreme court thirty hours of debate and a vote the process has been delayed for nearly three weeks due to allegations of sexual assault a special senate hearing to review the allegations and a one week delay so the f.b.i. could investigate thank you. senator jeff flake a swing vote was pressured by sexual assault victims into cal

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the grant funds will be used to upgrade the navigation and safety equipment on two of our moose boot vessels, and it enhances our ability to locate and recover evidence, property or to locate drowning victims that are subsurface. funds will be used to purchase two personal watercraft with a transport trailer to replace two of our ageing personal watercraft in our fleet. just for a little bit of background, the sfpd marine unit is the primary marine unit for san francisco and it's responsible for enforcing the 64 square nimiles of shoreline, an ferry and cruise ship terminals. with this grant award, we'll be able to extend the useful life of our two vessels and provide our marine department with updated equipment. >> president cohen: do you know how often the police department uses these marine vessels? >> it depends upon the type of incident. they do use -- they do have multiple vessels that they're -- that they have a choice of using. as far as specific numbers, i don't have it on hand. >> president cohen: how many marine vessels do they have on hand, including these new ones? >> i'

countries and they claim that not having access to the pacific ocean is a major problem for its kaname mooses billions of dollars every year because it has to import and export goods through chilean ports it will what alice says that he will continue to fight to be able to access the pacific ocean in spite of this precedent set in chile accused it will want alice of using this whole conflict politically he also said that he had given the will leave young people false hope. or six days from now brazilians will be going to the polls in presidential and legislative elections but a large percentage of candidates on the ballot are tied to some of brazil's a worst corruption scandals and many will likely be reelected are left in america that newman reports now from a sale. from one in the morning to long after dawn men died into this lagoon in northeastern brazil to scoop out mussels from the mud with their bare hands. sure. their wives like twenty five year old just. sorting clean the shells. on a good day the family can make five dollars barely enough to feed her sons just so lanny is eligible fo

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. >> where is the moose boat. >> st. francis yacht club. >> that sacurrently where -- is currently where station 16 operates? >> yes. >> finally, if i could state the obvious since we are hiring a senior administrative analyst grand writer, i am sure it will be on that person's radar to look for grants associate you had with training facilities. i am sure there are some homeland security grants to help us perhaps fund that facility. i want to put that out there. that is it. thanks for your report. >> thank you. >> thank you. commissioner hardeman. >> thank you for the very thorough report, chief nicholson. you mentioned station 5. you are probably as familiar with this. chief rivera might be more familiar. he was in the video on station 5. do you think that video is accurate, chief rivera, and it is worth showing to this body? >> tony rivera. i would ask what portion are you questions is accurate? i know we had different members from different departments, city agencies. >> one you were interviewrd, particularly the part

we can to moose knuckle junction! ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( piano riff ) what? it means nothing!ns nothing, jon. you can get the kids back in the room. ( laughter ) and john cornyn tore the protesters a new cornyn' hole. >> now is the time to quit all of these antics, these hijinks. >> stephen: (as cornyn) "that's quite enough of your antics, your hijinks, jacka-napery, flim-faddle, fiddle-flam, tom-fool-itude, and credible accusations of sexual assault!" after the press conference, senator hatch was approached by protestors, and he gave them a dismissive wave before the elevator doors closed. (as hatch) "see ya, ladies! me and the other old men are off to party! i'm gonna crack open a bottle of ensure and shove it up the old boof tube!" ( laughter ) "mmm! vanilla! oh! oh!" that's a little sweet!" >> jon: oh! >> stephen: obviously, we're joking. earlier in the day, cornyn had an interesting literary comparison for the republicans standing up for brett kavanaugh. >> some commentators have called this our atticus finch moment, recalling the famous novel 'to kill a mockingbird' by h

. >> another important message according to moose weeks, be like lionel and take an active role in the life of your kids. >> i think it's awesome not just to prepare food for your kids every day for lunch but to send them with a little piece of you that they can, in turn, share with others to help them keep going and motivated. that's awesome. i'm going to probably steal a page from his book. >> that is awesome. >> very cool. for more information on the globetrotters abc's of bullying program go to abc7news.com. and a reminder the globetrotters will be playing in the bay area in january. tickets are available. >> they were in studio a enhanced live features and push alerts to get the news delivered to your phone. >>> allig joining us. i'm ama daetz. >>> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> we test the water main to make sure the water from the city is clean. >>> talking about the drinking water at several san francisco schools. an alarming report about what was found and how the problem is being dealt with. >> a fan badly injured in the parking lot of levi stadium and another man under a

we can't stay mad at you, you moose-loving maple-huffers. ( laughter ) you ice holes. ( laughter ) because, on monday, president trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced a new trade deal replacing nafta. and the rave reviews are in. critics hail it as "modest changes" and "almost the same as the old nafta but with a different name." ( laughter ) same thing, different name. this is like when ihop changed their name to ihob, but that was a more significant change in international relations. ( laughter ) and trump is sure you're going to love the new name. >> an incredible new u.s., mexico, canada agreement, called u.s.m.c.a., sort of just works-- m.c.a. ( applause ) u.s.m.c.a. and that will be the name that 99% of the time we'll be hearing, u.s.m.c.a. has a good ring to it. >> stephen: yeah. got a good ring to it. just rolls off the tongue, you know. what's nafta? nafta's done. it's the "united states-mexico-canada agreement," or "nafta." ( laughter ) ( applause ) but i think 99% of the time -- >> jon: 99% of the time. >> stephen: -- 99 p% of the time, that's what we're goi

. >> elk, moose, deer, goats... >> you're walking into someone's lifelong obsession, their commitmentrbucks, duikers, dik-diks. these lions are from "night at the museum." >> that was a big get. [ lion roars ] >> whoa! >> can his sons get this legacy to pay off? or did they inherit a dying business? >> nobody has an inheritance like the one that we've been

i think that should give them a little moose and hope that it's possible and it should happen. >> there is 18 years old in order to have recreational marijuana. those that can't make to it the over 100 stores opening in canada, it will be order online. >> that's interesting. how there this affect the united states if at all? >> well, there's a couple of thoughts here. problems people think they're fearing about the border. issues about perhaps legal canadian marijuana making its way to the black market in the u.s. u.s. customs and border patrol says that it's illegal to cross the border with marijuana. they also are saying that those that work in canada's legal marijuana industry need to watch out. they could be blocked from coming into the united states if they're coming here for business working in the marijuana industry. take a listen. >> marijuana is illegal in the united states. so the use, sale, production, distribution could render someone inadmissible to the united states. >> dana, nine states in the united states have recreational marijuana legal. two more states have it on t

to be able to go outside and go out and jig a fish, or shoot a moose, or, you know, go out and pick some

yesterday in partnership with abc 7 and the national campaign to stop violence, to glob trotters, moose and zeus dropped in. >> you see somebody down, try to be their friend, lift them up. you don't know what anybody is going through. >> i learned you should stick up for everyone because some people can't have that voice, and if you have the voice you should help mem out. >> that's a good lesson. the center has provided services to youth in the surrounding community since 1922. october is national bullying prevention month. for resources to get help with issues like bullying and teen mental health, visit abc7news.com and check out our choose kindness page. >> we have a lot of information on our site for you there. >> we do. >>> the weekend is upon us. one last time, we want to update the forecast. >> sandhya is here for us. >> it will be a good-looking weekend. tomorrow morning, a little bit of fog near the coast but the fog will expand in the afternoon hours. sunshine around the bay and inland, and the cooling breeze will kick in, which means tomorrow afternoon, mid 60s to mid 80s. coo

. >>> we now know the names of the victims in saturday's moose shooting inside the tree of life synagogue. eight men and three women. they ranged in age from 54 to 97. six people were also injured d including four police officers. matt bradley is at the university medical center. 24 hours ago there was some question. how are those that were injured? how will they fare after they gate out of surgery? how are they doing today? >> reporter: well, we've talked with some of the officials here at the hospital behind me at pittsburgh university medical center. of the six who were injured, four of them were taken here. we understand now two of them are conscious and two of them are in intensive care and breathing through tubes. they're not aware, they're not conscious. as you heard earlier this morning in the press conference, they're hopeful at least one of those people are going to be actually taken out of the hospital today. two of those victims of the four here are actually police officers. among the victims, several of them were police officers. i spoke with the head of the trauma unit and h

. >> another important message, according to new dad moose weeks be like lionel and take an active role in the live of your kids. >> it's awesome not just to be preparing food for kids every day for lunch but just to send them with a little piece of you to school every day that they can in turn share with others to help them keep going keep them motivated injury that's awesome. i'm going to steal a page from his book. >>> for more information on the globe traters abcs of bullying prapg visit the our website. abc7news.com. the globe trotters will play in the bay area in january. >>> next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00. new details on the facebook hack. the social media company reveals the number of accounts that were compromised, how to find out if you are one of them. plus a jumbo jackpot got even bigger. the major money on the line in the next megamillions drawing and the deadline for buying tickets. >> announcer: let's take on the issues. let's call out the problems. >> let's face it we have a trash issue here in san francisco. >> announcer: and find real solutions. let's have hard convers

the impact of climate change on new hampshire terms of the severity of storms, the impact on the moose population. commission at the state level that is produced recommendations, but this is a national security threat to our country. we need to make sure the federal government is paying attention. i think we have to be responsible about the way they're are handling this, and making sure we are putting the incentives in the right place so we can wean ourselves off of fossil fuels, and make investments in renewables, that not only hold the promise for environmental policy, but for our economic future, too. we have jobs in solar power in new hampshire in that is exciting. cannot do anything, we have to leave the ball better than we found it. mr. edwards, you have 30 seconds. mr. edwards: too often, america gets the short end of the stick. step up and engage. itsa is trying to increase gdp, doubling it over and 15 your period. america has to pick up the cost. sure thats to make everyone is taken care of but america. moderator: let's stay within the environment. mr. pappas: can i respond? m

. >> he would be a bull moose challenge would be the right thing for donald trump -- >> he was able toe a self-deprecating sense of humor which you don't see in trump at all. laugh at yourself when you have to. >> doris kearns goodwin, i really appreciate you stopping by "the beat." i hope you'll come back. gene, great having you. "leadership in turbulent times," check it out. >>> we turn to a progressive icon with warnings for donald trump and the democrats as we approach midterm polling, favoring the dems, ralph nad ser here coming up tonight on "the beat." my mom was freedom, and my dad, adventure. they baptized me in mud and christened me on rock, so i got tougher. they fostered a love of learning, so i got smarter. taught me to appreciate the finer things in life, so i became more civilized and refined. thank you, freedom and adventure, for giving me this rugged, civilized, wandering soul. for giving me this rugged, civilized, digital transformation actually what does ithappen?o make do you just flip a switch... and presto your business is magically transformed? not quite. it take

a patriotic moose stops traffic. check it out.ay have accidently got tangled in the flag at a nearby post office. and this american flag that we showed you flapping in the wind during hurricane florence. yeah, it sells for big bucks online. trying pan tower in north carolina actioning off the flag for 10,009 the hundred bucks on email. proceeds will benefit the american red cross. that's great. brian? brian: thanks, jillian. she has been talking about it for months. elizabeth warren dropping another big hint about her political future this time in new campaign video. >> i will take a hard look at running for president. brian: they need some sweetening on that audio. ainsley: could you understand what she said? if the liberal senator plans to go up against president trump in 2020, what should you the voter know about her? steve: here now break it all down exactly what warren stands for is radio talk show host and the author of what really happened how donald j. trump saved america from hillary clinton. howie carr joins us from subu

out and back, so it was a long day, but i lost count of the number of bears, there were a handful of mooset plenty of opportunities to see mount denali, the highest mountain peak in north america. (20,310')the thought of a road trip in alaska might seem overwhelming. you don't have to do it on your own. just like cruises ships get you from one destination to the next, there are a number of ground tours as well. i was traveling with john hall's alaska. they took care of all of the logistics, from park and attraction entry fees to hotel check-ins. all of your time on the ground in alaska doesn't necessarily have to be spent on the road. the alaska railroad is worth hopping aboard. with just shy of 500 miles of track, there are numerous stops, so you don't have do the entire stretch. but on a clear day, the scenery can be pretty impressive. every seat has a view, but i don't think i ever sat down. i spent the entire few hours on an open air, outside area of the car. we disembarked in the town of talkeetna. (towel-keet-nah) i'm going to date myself, but this is the town that's said to be the i

moose range is declining. 37% more more rain falls as a result of mega rain storms than we saw just 50 years ago. and the ragweed pollen season has extended three weeks in the twin cities in just the past 20 years. those are facts. when you think about the effect that has on animals, you think about the effect that has on our daily lives, and then think about what would happen if we kept going that way, not just this way but that way in the next 20 years. this is in stark contrast to comments made by some who still suggest that the climate change debate isn't settled. i couldn't disagree more. and i know we had a vote in this chamber where something like 98 or 99 senators voted in fact that climate change is occurring. there may not be agreement on what we should do about it but there better be soon. i'm a former prosecutor so i believe in evidence. and as this u.n. report -- and i really suggest everyone read about it or at least read summaries. it's easily available. as this u.n. report shows us, the facts and the science couldn't be clearer. every week seems to bring fresh evidence

i call it the moose herderses coalition in honor of teddy roosevelt and on the 24th of september this year in the lakeland ledger i have a letter that i laid out my premises for a reform in the republican party. and i've sent copies of that to vice president pence and so on and my comment is convince pence to dump trump. in the -- your address and a comment on this suggestion i have, the 25th amendment says that the majority of the cabinet members can agree to dump trump or congress can set up a body which i called the possibility of a presidential fitness tribunal. >> got your idea. thanks. >> yeah. well letters, it's very hard to get members of congress to respond to letters. i haven't gotten a call returned from bernie sanders in 21 years. i've written him letters. >> closely to what you believe? in >> i know. >> but doesn't. >> he doesn't want to be pushed into certain progressive areas he's not ready to take a stand on. >> such as? >> a real full medicare for all like -- >> thanks for your patience. john donnelly, president of military reporters and editors i'm a reporter with cq

i call it the moose herders coalition in honor of teddy roosevelt.n september 24 this year in "the lakeland ledger," i have a letter laying out my premises for reform in the republican party. i sent copies of that vice president pence and so on. my comment is convinced pence to dump trump. that5th amendment says majority of the cabinet members can agree to dump trump, or congress can set up a body which i call the possibility of a presidential fitness tribunal. host: ok, got your idea. thanks. very hardters, it is to get numbers of congress to respond to letters. i haven't gotten a call returned from bernie sanders in 21 years. and i've written letters. host: does he adhere closely to what you believe? guest: he does. he just doesn't want to be pushed into certain progressive areas he does not want to take a stand on, such as medicare for 676 in the house. such as taking a stand on the bloated military budget. is not very strong on military and foreign policy. he's done a lot of good things and has broken ground with small campaign contributions. ful

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through the winter, the ticks that live through the winter in new hampshire and new england and kill the moose, the ticks that live through the winter and spread disease that humans get, devastating disease. so we have to stop and be honest about this impact on our planet. we used to talk about computer models and many mocked those models and said that's just some ivory tower estimate. it's not really going to happen. but now the facts are on the ground and what we're seeing is damage to our forests and to our fishing and to our farming. so this is not an urban issue or a rural issue, it is both an urban issue and a rural issue. urban cities getting flooded, rural areas having their farming and fishing and forestry profoundly affected. so let us come together, whether we come from an urban area or rural area, whether we come from a republican state or we come from a democratic state, this threat doesn't discriminate nor should we make it a partisan issue. we have a responsibility to this generation, yes, but the impacts are accelerating. we have a responsibility to the next generation and the