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what is it about this stretch of 2.80, that just makes it so bad and so deadly for mount lions. >> let's put that. rated that at its next 2 up. that like cap that and has a lot of conflict between that traffic in the spotlight. and in this out lights. >> i know that it's not just dangerous for the animals, though, of course, for the people in the cars too, hit them, some of them being injured are losing their lives as well. it's also very costly right? absolutely. >> those accidents along that stretch of highway where pick mostly people here. they do fairly frequently. but are let me get what animal. and commuter traffic people are gone. sometimes people die not to a team at that point. it's a lot of injuries vehicles getting damaged as well. so it's very expensive. hire us to cost us highway in the state for wildlife collisions. >> right now, doctor, showing we have a we have a picture of this map that's actually, we're going to go to this that, okay, there we go. we've got a picture of the map here of to 18. this is from the report. can you explain here what we're looking at in terms o

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was we used to match dna to any mount lines that are darted and captured, but that his department has been able to get in contact with the property owner to find the lion important to that it's private property. >> so there's no crime committed. so we don't have the authority whatsoever. permission from the captain foye says public safety is number one concern and that's heightened when there's a child. it's been attacked. >> the air currents as far as the state's records show for 40 million people. less than 2 dozen in the last 40 or 50 years. the odds of being attacked by a mountain lion. >> is very, captain foye says if you are going to be out in the wilderness, it might be a good idea for you to carry a whistle on you. >> he says if you are approached by a mountain lion to stand tall, shout aggressively and if you are attacked, fight back reporting in san mateo county. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all really great tips. and no, i mean, you know, john, i could get out of get my hikes and is almost every day. >> when the weather allows. so that doesn't really get things to know we're talking about the weather. if people want a high today may be out

was we used to match dna to any mount lines that are darted and captured, but that his department has been able to get in contact with the property owner to find the lion important to that it's private property. >> so there's no crime committed. so we don't have the authority whatsoever. under captain foye says public safety is number one concern and that's heightened when there's a child. it's been attacked. >> the air currents as far as the state's records show for 40 million people. less than 2 dozen in the last 40 or 50 years. the odds of being attacked by a mountain lion. it's very captain foye says if you are going to be out in the wilderness, it might be a good idea for you to carry a whistle on you. he says if you are approached by a mountain lion to stand tall, shout aggressively and if you are attacked, fight back reporting in san mateo county. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> my weather time now as we get a live look outside here downtown san francisco on what has been a pleasant wednesday in the bay, indeed took a walk grab some boy, it is hard to come back inside. but you know what? >> this guy bring sunshine everywhere. he molds, is that

was we used to match dna to any mount lines that are darted and captured, but that his department has been able to get in contact with the property owner to find the lion important to note that it's private property. >> so there's no crime committed. so we don't have the authority whatsoever. people on front. permission from the >> captain foye says public safety is number one concern and that's heightened when there's a child that's been attacked. the rare currents as far as the state's records show. less than 2 dozen attacks in the last 50 years. the probability of being a talk by domestic dog is dramatically higher. >> being. >> talk about line in the captain foye says if you are going to be out in the wilderness, it might be a good idea for you to carry a whistle on you. he says if you are approached by a mountain lion to stand tall, shout aggressively and if you are attacked, fight back reporting in san mateo county. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news new at 6 tonight, a reward of up to $50,000 is being offered for information leading to an arrest after a postal letter carrier was robbed. >> a usps inspector tells kron 4 it happened on 41st street and t

was we used to match dna to any mount lines that are darted and captured, but that his department has been able to get in contact with the property owner to find the lion important to that it's private property. >> so there's no crime committed. so we don't have the authority whatsoever. people on that front. under captain foye says public safety is number one concern and that's heightened when there's a child. it's been attacked. >> the air currents as far as the state's records show for 40 million people. less than 2 dozen in. >> the last 40 or 50 years, the odds of being attacked by a mountain lion. it's very captain foye says if you are going to be out in the wilderness, it might be a good idea for you to carry a whistle on you. >> he says if you are approached by a mountain lion to stand tall, shout aggressively and if you are attacked, fight back reporting in san mateo county. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, antioch, police arrested a man who they say possessed 2 guns in his vehicle. it all started with a routine traffic stop last thursday. police say they're trying to pull over the vehicle on sycamore drive, but the driver didn

was we used to match dna to any mount lines that are darted and captured, but that his department has been able to get in contact with the property owner to find the liontant to that it's private property. >> so there's no crime committed. so we don't have the authority whatsoever. commissioner von miller under captain foye says public safety is number one concern. and that's heightened when there's a child. it's been attacked. >> the were air currents as far as the state's records show for 40 million people. less than 2 dozen in the last 40 or 50 years. the odds of being attacked by a mountain lion. >> is very, captain foye says if you are going to be out in the wilderness, it might be a good idea for you to carry a whistle on you. >> he says if you are approached by a mountain lion to stand tall, shout aggressively and if you are attacked, fight back reporting in san mateo county. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. here's a distressing story in southern california. police are looking for a woman after she stole a one month-old puppy from her owner. >> here's the surveillance video. the one in the red is the one who's accused of taking the dog. the video s

lion. he suggest carrying a whistle. if you're going to be out in the wilderness. and he says if you are approached by mount line, stand tall, be a look as big as you can be as loud as you can. and if you're attacked and its to that point, fight back to not run away. >> well, san francisco is seeing one of the biggest drops in the country when it comes to rental prices for apartments. senior economist with zillow says over the last couple years there was an exodus from san francisco during the pandemic, people were looking for more space. yes, and he also says it's too early to know if tech layoffs are also playing a part in this market. >> the slowdown due to kind of higher interest rates and affordability challenges is definitely the number one factor here for y grants are also starting to slow down. >> experts say this time of year is also pretty slow for renters. and they do expect prices to climb in the busier spring and summer months. it's 5.37. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, san jose's new mayor is lay out his plans to address issues on the top of his list. well, here. >> what some resi

was we used to match dna to any mount lines that are darted and captured, but that his department has been able to get in contact with the property owner to find the lion important to that it's private property. >> so there's no crime committed. so we don't have the authority whatsoever. permission captain foye says public safety is number one concern. and that's heightened when there's a child. it's been attacked. >> the air currents as far as the state's records show for 40 million people. less than 2 dozen in the last 40 or 50 years of being attacked by a mountain lion. >> is very, very captain foye says if you are going to be out in the wilderness, it might be a good idea for you to carry a whistle on you. >> he says if you are approached by a mountain lion to stand tall, shout aggressively and if you are attacked, fight back reporting in san mateo county. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> in the east bay, a postal worker is robbed in broad daylight while on the job in oakland, a usps inspector told kron 4 this happened on 41st street and telegraph avenue around 9.30 yesterday morning. usps says postal keys were stolen while the mayor can mail carri

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