what do we owe mountain lions, what do we owe to other species of plants and animals?auly: man-made structures act as barriers for lots of species in urban areas. but some aspects of our infrastructure actually allow non-native species to thrive. the big moment for thinking about water in los angeles is 1913. once you hahave permanent water on the landscape, lots of non-native species, if they get introduced, can now make it. so, what's happened is that non-native species that get introduced to southern california, that are maybe from a more tropical place, now can make it here because there's much more water. and one of the ways that a lot of these species are coming in is actually via the nursery plant trade. [a[animals c calling] things like brown anoles a and greeeen anoles and various species of geckos and now a thing calalled the coqui frog. "coqui, coqui, c coqui," and it mighthto this allll night long. so, if you live in a neighbhborhood w with a coqui f, yoyou might find it incrcredibly aggravating. so, the coqui frog wasas intruced to hahawaii in the 1980s. o

see the mountain lion kitten snuggling up to mom. bay. see the mountain lion kitten snuggling up to mom. . >>> researchers in sonoma county celebrating some new life. >> two tiny mountain lion kitten's caught on camera snuggling up. they were born in the state park, about ten days old. the duo seemed live with their mom. researchers say this may be her first litter. young mountain lions will stay with her to learn big catskills like hunting until they set off on their own in about a year. >>> coming up more on breaking news. shooting involving an alameda county sheriff's deputy. >> san jose you've been patient long enough. 300 miles of streets are going to get repaved this year. >>> tesla crashes into a bay area sushi restaurant. >>> a deadly school collapse in nigeria. frantic efforts to save dozens of children, bearded trapped inside. bearded trapped inside. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit toba

"> another concern..mountain lions..wildlife officials caught this 60 pound female mountain lion after someone reported it crossing the area of parker ranch road..in saratoga..santa clara county sheriff's office is urging residents in cupertino and saratoga to be aware of these animals..as it's just the start of coyote season.. ( james )( james ) happening today. president trump will visit alabama to get a first-hand look at the damage done by deadly tornadoes. the national weather service says 12 tornadoes struck alabama on 23 people were killed by the deadly twisters. as residents and officials work on recovery efforts, parts of the state are preparing for more severe weather expected to hit the state this weekend. ( james ) in other national headlines. president trump's former campaign chair paul manafort has been sentenced to 47 months in prison. manafort received a much shorter sentence than prosecutors had argued for. this sentencing is for convictions brought on by special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. manafort had been convicted of eight counts, including five

b i'm a female mountain lion in saratoga was captured and released. the sheriff department said the resident spotted the mountain lion and called authorities. the mountain lion was sedated, tagged and released to the fremont preserve. >>> fema rejected reimbursement costs for dam. it has approved $333 million. fema does not consider some of the spillway construction eligible. the state will you submit more documentation. >>> damage along the russian river, and the little league facility took a major hit. opening day is three weeks away. organizers are concerned about the field and the food. >> coaches and players reporting for sebastopol little league. >> there'that you can step in really mushy. >> only last week the ballpark was 10 feet under. heavy rain overwhelm wheel the watershed. when it receded debris was everywhere. even a telephone pole. >> the infield still a wet song. >> we'll get the season kicked off. it would have been nice if it wasn't 26 days before opening day. >> the biggest loss the snack shack. the league's main fundraiser. >> the

deputies say they received multiple calls about mountain lions and coyotes spotted in cupertino and saratoga. these photos were taken during a reason sighting in saratoga. you can kind of see 30th beneath the tree. they found one of the lions in saratoga. they sedated, tagged, and then released the mountain lion into the mountain reserve. >>> a second chance to play after a crash side lined a musician. he is from germany. he uses an electric bike hitch to move his piano around. the san francisco state streets proved too much for him. he was pulling it near fisherman's wharf. he posted these pictures saying he lost control of the piano while going down hill on bay street. >> i jumped off. i saw a red light. they were waiting for the green. no. i have to jump. it is getting faster and faster and this piano is going to go back. it's going to smash me. >> he luckily wasn't injured but his piano, pretty beat up. after people saw his social media post, they reached out to repair it and he was given a he tickling the ivories. >>> our bay area series will take a look at how the video game industry h

meet the mountain lion kittens seeing snuggling up to. . >>> always nice to start your day with sunshineast three months. it will be chilly inland, clear skies near the bay 43 degrees. up the coast, clear and 45. mary lee with your up-to-the- minute forecast talking more about the sunshine and the beautiful weekend ahead at 4:30. >>> researchers celebrating new >> two mountain lion kittens caught on camera. you have to look hard they are pretty well camouflaged. born last month near santa rosa. in the pictures they are just ten days old. researchers say the young mountain lions will stay with their mom for about a year to learn big catskills. >> they are so adorable. thank you for watching. >> we will see you back here at 11:00. for more news and weather you can always had to kpix.com. goodnight. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: welcome to the show. thank y'all. thank you very much. i appreciate y'all. yeah, i do. thank y'all. heh heh. thank you, folks. thank you very much. i appreciate y'all. ye

. >>> watch out for mountain lions. lot of people have spotted mountain lions and coyotes in cupertino and saratoga. you can see the mountain lion beneath the tree there. animal control just announcing they found one of the big cats nac in saratoga this afternoon. >>> this week's bay area revelations takes a look at the video game industry. there are more women than ever getting involved in the industry. one of them is anna prosser. she was a beauty queen and crowned ms. oregon usa. today she's a producer and host at twitch. a live streaming video platform. >> i think the area war the industry is still lagging the most is in recruiting and keeping professional women gamers that are very, very successful. there are really amazing women pro gamers who are doing incredible things. >> bay area revelations ayers saturday at 10:00 p.m. and after "saturday night live," catch esports fight night live. watch some of the best gamers in california battle it out. again, esports saturday night fight live. >>> who says apple's tim co

"> another concern..mountain lions..wildlife officials mountain lion after someone reported it crossing the area of parker ranch road..in saratoga..santa clara county sheriff's office is urging residents in cupertino and saratoga to be aware of these animals..as it's just the start of coyote season.. that mountain lion you just saw - a moment ago was sedated, tagged and released to a nature preserve in santa clara county.wildlife officials say to yell make noise and fight back if you encounter a mountain lion, reporting live in cupertino, gayle ong kron 4 news (grant) pg&e is again causing controversy. this time because it wants to give its employees significant bonuses. this raises questions because the utility has recently filed for bankruptcy... and it may be on the hook for billions of dollars in lawsuits... for its role in california wildfires. kron 4's dan kerman reports. in a recent filing pacific gas and electric has asked a federal bankruptcy judge to allow them to give out 235 million dollars in bonuses to thousands of employees, among them vice presidents and managers.sotits

beneath the tree you can see the mountain lion. animal control found one of the big cats in saratoga yesterday afternoon. they sedated, tagged and released the cat into the fremont open space preserve. >>> it is, you know what, right here, we have two teams under one roof fighting for consumers like you and they're doing it in two languages. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here with some of our most recent successes at "nbc bay area responds" and telemundo 48 responde. >> good morning. let's do the tote board first together, "nbc bay area responds" and telemundo responde helped $2.7 million for you, one case at a time. arlen fernandez helped out gabrielle in san francisco. he had trouble with a new stove but got the cold shoulder from the appliance store that sold it to him. arlen turned up the heat and gatt gabriel a respond. robert in san jose was struggling with health insurance after a hospital stay. we attend to a lot of the cases, we applied our billing expertise and saved robert $1,069. let us know if you're of help

safely with mountain lions nearby. >> the ten was in state park. move their cubs regularly. >> living with lions research is run by the audubon canyon ranch. >> world news tonight is next. appreciate your time. i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze. for all of us here thanks for joining us. >> see you again at 6:00. >>> tonight, as we come on the air in the west. the breaking news. the scene in los angeles. the growing outrage. the two well-known actresses among 50 people charged tonight in a nationwide bribery scheme. felicity huffman of "desperate housewives," lori loughlin of "full house," among the parents that prosecutors say paid to get their children into elite universities. millions spent. prosecutors claim changes to s.a.t.s and some allegedly paying for their children to be recruited for sports they never even played. >>> also tonight, the deadly plane crash right into a home. emergency crews on the scene tonight. >>> this evening, the growing pressure. the uk, france, germany among the countries now grounding the new boeing max 8. ton

"> another concern..mountain lions..wildlife officials caught this 60 pound female mountain lion after reported it crossing the area of parker ranch road..in saratoga..santa clara county sheriff's office is urging residents in cupertino and saratoga to be aware of these animals..as it's just the start of coyote season.. ( darya ) happening today. president trump will visit alabama to get a first-hand look at the damage done by the deadly tornadoes. the national weather service says 12 tornadoes struck alabama on sunday..... flattening trees and reducing structures to rubble. 23 people were killed by the deadly twisters. as residents and officials work on recovery efforts, parts of the state efforts, parts of the state are preparing for more severe weather expected to hit the state this weekend. ( james ) in other national headlines. president trump's former campaign chair paul manafort has been sentenced to 47 months in prison. manafort received a much shorter sentence than prosecutors had argued for. this sentencing is for convictions brought on by special counsel robert mueller's rus

"> another concern..mountain lions..wildlife officials caught this 60 pound female mountain lion after reported it crossing the area of parker ranch road..in saratoga..santa clara county sheriff's office is urging residents in cupertino and saratoga to be aware of these animals..as it's just the start of coyote season.. ( james ) ( james ) pg&e is again causing controversy. this time because it wants to give its employees bonuses. in a recent filing ... pg&e has asked a federal bankruptcy judge to allow them to give out 235 million dollars in bonuses to thousands of employees, among them vice presidents and managers. the request comes after the utility filed for bankruptcy. pg&e could be on the hook for billions of dollars for its role in california wildfires. ( james )( james ) pge has asked a bankruptcy judge to hold a hearing on the matter on

but they say you should do the opposite if you see a mountain lion... in that case it is best to yell, make noise, and try to appear larger than they are. (grant) in the east bay... a 10-thousand dollar reward is being offered to catch a masked gunman ... who sotrmed an oakland coffee shop... and made off with evey customers laptop. the armed robbery yesterday was at the "world ground" cafe on mac-arthur. police are looking at security video from nearby businesses. they say a blue pickup truck may have been involved in the robbery... a 10-thousand dollar reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest. (grant) in the north bay... police in santa rosa are asking for help identifying this woman. they say she burglarized the home of an 89-year-old woman in the oakmont neighborhood. officers say the woman stole credit cards and then used them at various locations in the old k-mart center. the woman was last seen driving a newer model silver 4-door toyota tacoma with black rims. lawrence karnow: we had a few showers and a little sunshine toda

mountain lions.e officials caught a 60 pound female mountain lion after someone reported it crossing the area of parker ranch road..in saratoga. it has been sedated, tagged and released to a nature reserve in santa clara county. wildlife officials say if you come across a mountain line to yell, make noise and fight back if it attacks you. ( darya ) new this morning... police in santa rosa are looking for this woman after they say she burglarized the home of an 89-year-old woman. the woman stole credit cards and then used them in the old k-mart center. the woman was last seen driving a silver 4-door toyota tacoma with black rims. ( james ) coming up on the kron-4 morning news... a gunman robs an east bay coffee shop and demands all the laptops inside. <"my child did not deserve this. no child deserves to be treated this way. why would you treat a child kid!">( james )( james ) and after the break... a california mother is outraged after she says her 8-year-old son was hummiliated by a teacher. you won

they say if you run into a mountain lion... try to appear as big as possible, speak loudly, and throw rocks or sticks if there are any nearby. (vicki) in the north bay... a woman is killed after she was seen running in front of cars near sonoma state university. it happened last night around 9:15 on petaluma hill road-- just north of curtis drive. university police responded to reports of the woman running in front of passing cars. and when officers arrived on scene... they found the woman had been hit and killed. the driver remained on scene and is cooperating with the investigation. the woman's identi is yet released... and it's not clear why she was running in front of cars. (justine) police in petaluma are investigating a murder-suicide. it happened yesterday around 4:00 in the afternoon. police say they responded to a home on the 800 block of echo court-- to reports that two people appeared to be dead. officers found the bodies of a man and a woman inside. they say both appeared to have gunshot wounds-- and the believe the

mountain lions.officials caught a 60 pound female mountain lion after someone reported it crossing the area of parker ranch road..in saratoga. it has been sedated, tagged and released to a nature reserve in santa clara county. wildlife officials say if you come across a mountain line to yell, make noise and fight back if it attacks you. ( james ) a federal judge in california is trying to ensure that migrants are fully protected by the u-s constitution. judges in the ninth circuit ruled today that immigrants seeking asylum in the u-s should be able to appeal if their claim is rejected. as current u-s law stands, if migrants don't have credible fear of persecution in their home countries and their claim is denied, they face expedited removal from the u-s. the appeals court says that law violates judicial rulings guaranteeing protection under the u-s constitution to non citizens. ( darya ) governor gavin newsom is now saying... the president's national emergency declaration at the u-s southern border..

they're part of a scientific project aimed to help people in rural sonoma county live safely with mountain lions. the cub's mother wears a gps collar. a mountainion family has since moved. they are very cute. living with lions research is run in marin county. >> they grow up to be scary looking, but they're cute in the beginning. >> oh, my gosh. so cute. >> i love the way the mother carries them around by their neck. >> that was really big. >> cumbersome, maybe. >> i was looking at the cute little cubs. >> i'm worried about her neck fashion. needs to be slimming. >> she hasn't complained yet. has to file a formal complaint. >> i saw it in her eyes. >> have to see if it matches her coat too when the sun comes up. >>> let's look at what's going on outside. show you the big picture. we have a major storm interrupting our travel through denver. last i heard, hundreds, maybe thousands if not delayed because of the major snowstorms through there. the winds will be incredible. for to 70 mile per hour winds. lot of wind damage. you can see the flags on the ferry bilgd. unfurled because it's -- relax the

you can see the mountain lion right underneath that tree. animal control just announced they found one of the big cats in saratoga this afternoon. it was sedated, tagged, and then released into the fremont alder open space. >>> a week after their memos and businesses were flooded, a lot of people in sonoma county are getting more help with the cleanup. during an emergency meeting today, supervisors voted to offer free curbside pickup of all the debris from flooded homes and businesses. the board also declared a local health emergency due to all the hazardous materials in the water and will apply for federal aid to help pay for the cleanup. >> we treat different disaster victims differently. that's essentially what happens in the federal system. so, you know, you have one person who lost everything and you have another person who lost everything and they might not be treated the same way at all. >> the estimated cost for the damages throughout the county is roughly $155 million. >>> in spite of filing for bankruptcy, pg&e is still asking a ju

. >>> a mountain lion ventures a little too close for comfort.he 60 pound animal was spotted and tranquilized, and where she is now. >>> back here with the rain forecast that will get to in the bay area weekend. >>> let's go to alex savidge in the newsroom with a look at some of the stories that are coming up in the 7:00 news over on ktvu plus. >>> a push to seal old arrests and convictions. we will tell you about the bill introduced today that could impact up to 8 million californians with criminal records . >>> we'll have continuing coverage on today's frightening oakland coffee shop robbery, where several laptops were stolen at gunpoint. you will hear from the owner of that cafi about exactly what took place today. ♪ >>> a female mountain lion was spotted in saratoga today, was captured, and then released to an open space preserve. the santa clara sheriff's department that a resident spotted the 60 pound mountain lion in the area of parker ranch road and called authorities. authorities said the metaline was sedated, tagged, and released to the

"> another concern..mountain lions..wildlife officials caught this 60 pound female mountain lion after someone reported it crossing the area of parker ranch road..in saratoga..santa clara county sheriff's office is urging residents in cupertino and saratoga to be aware of these animals..as it's just the start of coyote season.. (grant) new steps are being taken to tackle a measles outbreak in washington state. 800 students are now being ordered to stay home from school to keep the disease from spreading. more than 70 people have contracted measles this winter in that state. there have been three confirmed cases here in the bay area...although local health officials do not expecta similar epidemic here.. kron four's maureen kelly explains. we've essentially prevented measles cases by having this law in place the communicable disease programs chief for the contra costa county heath department is talking about sb 277.....a california law penned by a pediatrician turned state senator that aims to keep fewer non vaccinated kids from entering the school system. it stripped away the personal

. >>> a female mountain lion spotted in saratoga has been release to an open space preserve. called authorities. a wildlife crew sedated, tagged and released the mountain lion to the fremont open space reserve in cupertino. >>> right now, as we speak, more than 200 people are closely watching a live stream of a bald eagle necessary in southern california. we're watching too. the friend of big bear valley installed this camera in san bernardino national forest. now, the eagle laid an egg earlier this week. it is expected to hatch next month. we're there with mom and dad. we posted a link to the live stream at ktvu.com. you can find it under the web links section. >>> the san jose charge hope it win their fourth straight home game tomorrow against the st. louis blues. joe thorn torn called it a gustsy effort. he discovered the winning goal when his pass was denexted in the nets by one of the montreal players. >>> the oakland as head to japan next week to play a couple of exhibition and regular season games. they appear to be ready judging by last night's 5-1 spring training win

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. >>> a new pair of mountain lion cubs to show you, next, where these animals were caught on camera. >>> the senate passes a resolution to bring an end to the national emergency declaration at the border. more on that coming up next. >>> the trump administration is expected to announce plans to ease restrictions on oil and gas drilling across western states. restrictions were put in place to detect the sage grouse, which has seen a dramatic decline in population. they are worried about the birds survival being threatened. the new england gas industry says that the protection of the bird is an obstacle to drilling. a woman steyer inspired a - - >>> a woman started a movement that has now spread to the night states and across europe. >> for so long, that politicians and people in power have gotten away with not doing anything to fight the claimant prices. we will make sure they will not get away with it any longer. >> she has been nominated for the nobel peace prize. and there is a claimant strike plan in front of nancy pelosi's office. they plan to rally at union square, where they wi

. >> a new pair of mountain lion cubs. up next, where in marin county the little animals were caught on camera. >> the senate passed a resolution to end president trump's national emergency declaration at the southern border. the action the president is expected to take. >>> today, the trump administering is expected to announce plans it ease restrictions on oil and gas drilling across western states. the restrict were put in place back in 2015 to protect the same grouse, a bird ceasies cease species that has even a dramatic decline population. the oil an gas industry argue the grouse protects were created as an obstacle to drilling. >>> happening today, students in the bay area and around the world will walk out of class to demand that adults take action on climate change. 16-year-old greta thornburgh from sweden start the the movement. she has inspired massive protests by young people all across europe and new here in the u.s. >>> in san francisco, students taking part in the climate strike plan to rally at 10:00 this mo

this home is in an area that is known for mountain lions, lots of deer, coyotes, and wild turkeys.in lion spent some time in the yard and then headed out back into the wild. >>> have a look at this odd pair of playmates. yes, that is a dog playing with a wild coyote, and they are just running around together having a good time. the unusual friendship popped up in tempe, arizona. this coyote does seem to be getting a little too close for comfort, though. he's not at all afraid of humans coming within an arms length of the woman who was capturing this video on her cell phone. that's a little too close for me. >> yeah. >> step back maybe a little bit. >>> mark, it is really pretty today, but i was surprised at how windy it is. >> the winds really wrapping up. we saw a slight chance of the show because the system moving in from the north, and that have boosted is wind speeds. there's a light shower report in san jose earlier this afternoon, so heather was right on. the winds were picking up the the afternoon hours and still taking on for tonight. we are getting a break in the significa

. >> reporter: with temperatures near freezing, carolina was in part because they call it mountain lion country. >> my sisterhi our family. >> reporter: with over 200 volunteers searching for thest rescue helicopters circling above. they stayed in the same spot un bush. >> i raised super heroes. >> reporter: two days later,ch first clues, food prints and wrappers, bread crumbs leading them to the rescue. >> i felt a little nervous. and a little afraid. but i knew dad would find us. >> reporter: today back in the arms of their parents, search teams call this the miracle in the mountains. two little girls surviving two long nights in the wilderness. >>> switching gears now to the markets there. ock exchange. er weighed ongoing trade negotiations of china and the u.s., along with strong earning high. withoen notoing to want r web side z u6mper with a national rent report and average rents for one bedroom parmtd in san francisco less than $3,700, an 8% jump over the last year and $800 more than new york city. the silver lining, though, a two-bedroom rental costs in san francisco those costs

there is an area known for its majestic red woods as well as bears and mountain lions.7 news reporter kate larson tells us they were prepared for the ordeal. >> i knew we needed to find shelter fast. >> reporter: she kicked into ino survival mode. they survived 48 hours with no food or water in cold and rainy conditions in the redwood forest. >> we found shelter, a tree branch close to the ground and we had my sister's rain jacket to keep us warm. >> reporter: she said she's not sure her daughters would have survived if not for their program. >> justin taught them fire making skills. >> they stayed calm. >> reporter: he teaches leah and caroline in their 4-h. he's glad the girls applied the lessons during their misadventure like drinking water from leaves to stay hydrated. >> versus drinking fro contamin. >> reporter: there are 4-h classes all over including here in san bruno. 9-year-old caroline has been a member of the san bruno south san francisco 4-h program for five years. thanks to 4-h she feels she'd have a shot at surviving in the woods, too. >> if you're ever l

certainly was a terrifying night for the sister whose the sheriffs says were afraid of the dark and mountain lions. the sisters also had to contend with rain and temperatures in the low 40s. so it is wonderful to report a happy ending to this story tonight. back the you. >>> every parent in the audience is saying yeah. maryanne, thank you so much. >>> president trump facing another con tensicious week with two congressional committees demanding documents from the house. tomorrow the house judiciary committee is going to request documents from more than sixty people in the administration and elsewhere. investigating whether the president interseeded to get son-in-law jared kushner top security clearance over objections from intelligence and top white house officials. michael cohen is going to be back before the house intelligence committee on wednesday as it investigates possible trump campaign ties to russia. the president insists it has done nothing wrong and used expletives to defend himself as a conservative conference this weekend. >> they are trying to take you out with [ bleep ], okay? with

researchers say 50% of mountain lion kittens survive the first year of life.ll continue to track the kittens' movements and their habits. >> a happy family. >> little guys there. that's going to it for us right now. lester hold is next with "nightly news." >>> breaking news tonight. a major reversal. the u.s. grounds those 737 max jets involved in a pair of deadly air disasters. the move coming after days of intensifying pressure. the new evidence that pushed the decision. tonight what it was like on those planes as they were grounded. airlines scrambling, passengers rushing to rebook. >>> a bomb cyclone of historic proportions. a blizzard for the ages with hurricane-force wind gusts slamming eight states. the national guard called in to rescue drivers trapped on the highway. >>> a torrent of new fallout from the massive cheating scandal. "full house" star lori loughlin surrendering to the fbi and anger growing among parents and students who say the system is broken and believe the rich and famous cheat to get ahead. >> i'm sorry that you feel so entitled that

they live near richardson grove state park known for bears and mountain lions. kate larson explains the sisters were prepared for the ordeal. >> it started to drizzle. i knew we had to find shelter fast. >> she kicked into survival mode when she and her 5-year-old sister caroline got lost a few miles from their home in humboldt county. they survived 48 hours with no food or water in rainy conditions in the forest. >> we found shelter, a tree branch close to the ground. we had my sister's rain jacket to keep us warm. >> their mom said she's not sure if her daughters would have survived if not for 4h program. >> group leader justin taught them fire making skills. >> they are strong girls and stayed calm. >> he taught them in the 4h adventure class in humboldt county. he's glad the girls applied the lesson during misadventure drinking water off leaves to stay hydrated. >> versus drinking out of a creek or someplace that's contaminatsacramento. a member of the san francisco 4h program, thanks to 4h, she feels like she would have a shot at surviving in the woods, too

. >>> we are just getting in new pictures of a mountain lion captured today in saratoga.s a 60-pound female. she was spotted wandering in a neighborhood along parker ranch road. she was sedated, tagged and released into the nearby open space. >>> speaking of animal encounters, you don't need a boat to go whale watching on the bay right now. viewer michael pierson sent us these photos of three gray whales cruising around the shallow waters. he says two of the whales showed up a few days ago. a third has been around at least three weeks, but there is some concern about their safety tonight because of how close they are to the busy shipping lanes and ferry routes. they are beautiful if you get to see one in person, majestic. >> they are gorgeous and they are right here, which is kind of cool. >>> we have temperatures falling outside and sunset which will be later starting sunday. we have spring forward this weekend. i want to show you a live picture from our chopper. that is a fantastic shot at the sunset. we have some midlevel clouds in the foreground, but skies are beginni

made a camp fire as they spent two scary nights in the thick woods known for steep drop offs and mountain lions. the sisters also had to contend with rain and temperatures in the low 40s. so it's so great that they were found, the very happy reunion tonight. back to you. eight yes, we are happy i, too, marianne. thank you so much. wow. >>> well, tomorrow the city of san francisco will hold a public memorial service at city hall for public defender jeff adachi. 59-year-old adachi died last friday. sources tell our investigative unit that early autopsy reports show adachi had extensive heart disease. though questions continue to mount, officers have made at least two trips to the telegraph hill apartment where he was found, but they haven't said why. the woman who made the 911 call still hasn't been located. she's a colombian national named catalina. his phone is also missing. >> a man caught on camera punching an activist on u.c. berkeley will be in court. he is formally charged with assault on this confrontation that went viral. the man punched in the face is trite there. he's being heralded as

[ inaudible ] [ technical difficulties ] >> near an area for towering redwoods and bears and mountain lions. >> dion lim is live in the newsroom. these girls are really incredibly smart. >> reporter: that doesn't scratch the surface. what will strike you about this interview is how resilient and how brave and how well prepared these two little girls were for the elements. it is why rescuers are calling their safe return home a miracle. >> my sister cried the whole night. and so i told her to think happy thoughts of our family and i kept watch for most of the night. >> reporter: the cries of despair, very different from the tears of joy in the cell phone video. the moment misty and travis carrico were reunited with her daughter's leia and caroline after two days lost in the woods. the girls ages 8 and 5 were doing what kids do in rural benbow. >> we live on 80 acres of land in the middle nowhere and our kids spend hours of time out playing and it is not abnormal for them to be out in the yard playing unsupervised but it is our lifestyle. >> reporter: but when the girls didn't come home, mom

felt like a nightmare, like i couldn't wake >> reporter: both area known for steep terrain and mountain lions. they found a tr footprints and found the two girls. they were hungry a spirits. >>> well, their dad told us that i thought it was a miracle. he searched for them for 48 hours straight. the little girls were taken to the hospital, but all they got there were heating blankets and pizza. so, it's so great they're back home tonight. back to you. >> such a great reunion. thank you, marianne. do you want to watch more of this interview? we've posted more clips of the sisters on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> you're looking at traffic across the area. it's gray everywhere you're looking. the good news is it's also dry. a nice break from the wet weather we saw last week. much more rain coming, though. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri here. talk about that, jeff. >> definitely is a very complicated pattern we're looking at on top of all of that rainfall we had in february. check this out. guerneville mountains 404% of normal in february. we picked up 45.92 inches. that's well over that avera

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here and arizona, i played where there is a mountain lion off in the distance and a bobcat. >> that alligator walked across my line. how am i supposed to putt now? [ laughter ] >> good morning, every one. let's go out and take a look at the richmond bridge because there has been some slow traffic there. i wantto contra costa county on 80. we have had a couple of accidents near hercules and richmond. this is going to be a tough morning for you, clearing the accidents as quickly as they can but the dam is done -- the damage is done here. some people will find slow traffic because of an earlier accident near north maine. richmond bridge, there is some slowing not out of the ordinary and the macarthur maze traffic is going to be slow approaching it at the bay bridge. no major issues in oakland, on 80 or 880. san jose, traffic is beginning to get filled in. peninsula between san mateo and platt looks good. also on 280 on woodside and los in rosemary. >> all right, sal. partly cloudy skies, dry weather in the forecast. there you go. live look from san francisco across the bay as we look towards the

humboldt county near richardson grove state park, an area known for its redwoods and bears and mountain lions. she kicked into survival mode when she and her sister caroline got lost a few piles from their home. they survived 48 hours, no food, no water. it was cold and rainy in that redwood forest. their mom said she's not sure how her daughters would have survived if not for 4h program. >> group leader justin taught them fire making skills. >> they are strong girls and stayed calm. >> justin taught them in his 4h adventure class in humboldt county. he's glad the girls applied the lesson during misadventure for example, drinking water off leaves to stay hydrated. it's an incredible story. you can learn more about the sisters' survival on our website, abc7news.com. >>> starbucks warning customers about a new scam that's making the rounds on social media. >> the shallow bucks campaign claims starbucks will give customer as free drink if they send a screen shot of themselves listening to the song. some fans are saying they are getting fake messages from starbucks saying they received a voucher

it's an area known for majestic red woods, as well as bears and mountain lions.isters were prepared to survive their orde ordeal. >> what will strike you about this interview is how resilient and how brave and well-prepared the two little girls were for the elements. it's why rescuers call their safe return home a miracle. >> my sister cried the whole night. i told her to think happy thoughts of our family and i kept watch for most of the night. >> the cries of despair very different from the tears of joy in the cell phone video. the moment and travis carico were reunited with leah and caroline after two days lost in the woods. the girls, ages 8 and 5 were doing what kids do in rural benbow. >> we live on 80 acres in the middle of nowhere. our kids spend hours at time playing. it's not unusual for them to be playing unsupervised. it's our lifestyle. >> as friday afternoon crept on, the girls didn't come home. mom and dad began to worry. >> we hiked at least two and a half miles around your house. screaming their names. ringing a giant bell that they always come b

about four hours north of san francisco and kno as mountain lion country.ightings are not uncommon and could be deadly. >> it immediately became a concern to us when these girls who grew up in this area did not return home. >> reporter: over 200 volunteers and search teams sco aing the grou searching from above. but 24 hours later, no sig the missing girls. family members left trying to hang on hope. >> they've grown up in the woods, so i think they're going make it. >> reporter: temperatures overnight in the low 40s and rainy. police say leah and caroline tried to build a fire for warmth. something they learned fross their wildertraining. finally, 44 hours into the search, the girls were found waiting under a bush. where they had stayed since friday. a decision key to their survival >> you getlost, you stay put and wait for people the find you. that's what they did. >> reporter: the sisters were hungry and, co but uninjured and in good spirits. they told each oth stories t pass the time. and drank water off nearby leaves. >> i think most of the people that

. >> reporter: both parents searched for hours on end in an area known for steep terrain and mountain lions. finally two firefighters followed a trail of foot prints and found the two girls. they were hungry and dehydrated but in good spirits. >> i'm jodi hernandez so happy to have my girls back. after two nights alone and 30-degree weather with rain, it really is a miracle. >> reporter: well the sisters were taken to a hospital for observation where they received heating blankets and pizza and i'm sure parents have not stopped hugging them. back to you. >> marianne, thank you. >>> and they say they haven't been paid and they're fed up. a grum gathered outside of a construction site in downtown san jose to highlight the issue of wage theft. and in today's case they claim the boss sub contractor joe hernandez exploits workers. some say they haven't been paid in more than a month and advocates spoke up they are afraid of retaliation. >> migrants were lured here to work in squalor conditions and not paid for the work they performed. >> we have reached out to hernandez for comment. we have not

humboldt county, near richardson grove state park, an area known for its redwoods and bears and mountain lions. she kicked into survival mode when she and her sister caroline got lost a few miles from their home. they survived 48 hours, no food, no water. it was cold, it was rainy and they were in the middle of the redwood forest. their mom said she's not sure how her daughters would have survived if not for 4h program. >> group leader justin taught them skills. >> they are strong girls and stayed calm. >> justin leopard teaches them in his 4k adventure class in humboldt county. he's proud the girls applied the lessons during the misadventure. drinking water off leaves to stay hydrated. it's an incredible story. you can learn more about the sisters' survival on our website, abc7news.com. they are adorable. >> yes. worth listening to, because they are smart as a button. >>> now your morning money report. if you want to fly to hawaii but you missed out on southwest's big sale yesterday, you still have time to get a deal. >> other airlines are lowering their prices on flights between california a

. >>> travis kaffman, who survived a mountain lion attack, visited "today." re you?> feeling great, pretty much 100%. >> sharing his remarkable story of survival. >> so he got a c w through my lip, and then a claw on my face. that's kind of when i really hth instinct to fight back. >>> some of the week's most memorable moments can camera. a group of young skiers rescued a boy danglin from a chair lift near vancouver. he walked away with no injuries. >>> shocking video of a floda teen falling 40 feet through a high school gym's skylight. friends he suffered serious ck injuries but is recovering well. >>> and a century old bridge collapsed during a live tv broadcast in greece. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> finally, in south carolina, after a five-month recovery from spinal surgery, a 91-year-old woman celebrates with a special dance. >> cheers to that. >> right out of spinal surgery. she looks good. >> you'd be nervous to go into h surgery likeat. if that's the result. >> perfect dance, just stay still. move the feet. >> wish her well. >>> savor the cup of joe you'

with temperatures nearng freezi caroline was afraid in part because they call this mountain lion country sister cried all night. i told her to think happy thoughts of our family. >> reporter: with over 0 volunteers searching for the sisters, the girls could see resc helicoptersircling above. they stayed in the same spot sleeping under a huckleberry bush waiting forlp >> i'm the proudest mom. i raised superheroes. > reporter: two days later, footprints and food wrappers, bread crumbs leading them to the rescue. >> i felt real nervous and a little afraid, but i knew dad would find us.>> was so happy that i hugged daddy and mommy so tight. >> reporter: today back in the arms of their parents, search teams call this the miracle in the mountains, two little gls surviving two long nights in the wilderness. while the girls were lost in the woods, their mother said she did fear their worst. she said she only took her eyes off the childre for a few minutes. they ended up being rescued six miles from home. >> sometimes it does take two seconds you turn away and they're gone. thank god for this end

. >> rep the area is rural and remote, aboutour hour north of san francisco and known as mountain lion deadly. >> it immediately gave concern t us when these girat grew up in this area did not return home >> reporter: over 200 volunteers and search teams ground and serarching from abov, but 24 hours later no sign of the missin girls. family members left trying to hang t hope. y've grown up in the woods, so i think they're going to make it. >>eporter: temperatures overnight in the low 40s and raining. police say leia and caroline tried to build a fire for warmth, something they learned from their wilderness training. finally, 44 hours into the search, the girls were found waitng under a bush where they had stayed since friday, a decision key to their survival. >> if you get lost, you stay pd it for people to find you. that's exactly what they did. >> repoer: the sisters were hungry and cold but uninjured and in good spirits. they told each other stories toh pass time and drank water off nearby leaves. >> i think most of the people that came here today probably wouldn't have the survivab

. >>> travis kaufman when survived a mountain lion attack visited "today." >> i'm feeling great.>> sharing his remarkable story of survival. >> so he got a claw through my lip and then a claw on my face. and that's kind of when i really had that instinct to fight back. >>> some of the week's most memorable moments caught on camera. a group of young skiers rescued from a dangling chair lift. he walked away with no injuries. >>> shocking video of a florida teen falling through a jim's skylight. friends say he suffered serious back injuries, but is recovering well. >>> and a century old bridge collapsed during a live tv broadcast in greece. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> and finally after a five month recovery from spinal surgery, a 91-year-old woman celebrated with a special dance. >> cheers to that. >> she looks good. >> you'd be nervous to go into a surgery like that, but if that is the result -- >> and perfect dancing. >> we wish her well. >>> still to come, be sure to savor that cup of joe you're drinking. how climate change could make it harder to get in the years to come. >

. >> here's the thing, the guy a couple of weeks ago who was nearly killed by that mountain lion out talk to them afterwards, they're always right here. >> calm. >> and they get back into it. he went back into the water, that guy went back hiking. >> perhaps that's another reason women tend to outlive men. >>> still ahead, natalie gets olivia newton-john to tell stories from the sets of her most famous movies, but first, these messages. with my friends to our annual get-together, especially after being diagnosed last year with advanced non-small cell lung cancer. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (dr. kloecker) i started katy on keytruda and chemotherapy and she's getting results we rarely saw five years ago. (avo) in a clinical trial, significantly more patients lived longer and saw their tumors shrink than on chemotherapy alone. (dr. kloecker) it's changed my approach to treating patients. (avo) keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you have advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer and you do not have an abnormal "egfr" or "alk" ge

pier 39 camera, sea lions are enjoying sunshine right now. san francisco 58, oakland, mountain view, half moon bay, 66 degrees. and mt. tam to sausalito, it is a little hazy. nice looking weather. 12-hour planner for tomorrow. 7:22 sunrise, 30s and 40s, little bit of chill. sun and high clouds noon to 4:00 p.m., coming up a few degrees. download the accuweather app and track the numbers hour by hour, anytime you want. 3:00 p.m. increase in cloud cover. nighttime is sun and clouds. first bundle up, near freezing in lakeport and ukiah. 45 san francisco, 39 in san jose. freeze warning for interior portions of mendocino county and frost advisories for outer portions. dropping. protect the plants and pets. tomorrow, upper 50s to low 60s. friday up into upper 60s to low 70s. saturday even milder inland, and sunday spring-like warmth. accuweather seven-day forecast. filtered sunshine tomorrow. then luck of the irish, nice looking weather. spring in the air monday, then slight chance of showers tuesday but looking more unsettled wednesday with light level one system beyond wednesday go