the usual nasa story. >> reporter: according to a spokesperson for the u.s.artment of agriculture, they plan to have most of the turkeys trapped to be relocated in a week or two. in mountain view, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> blood banks across the bay area made a plea for people to roll up their sleeves and donate blood in the middle of the first-ever national blood crisis. the pandemic caused a steep decline in blood donation, but if people answer the call to help out? one of the oldest blood banks in the nation told kpix that there is still a lot of work to do to boost the blood supply. >> the omicron surge has a major impact than what we are doing. a lot of people are testing positive still. they can't go to work. they are taking precautions. they don't want to donate. on top of that, we have businesses and schools that bring in a majority of the blood, and they are not holding blood drives. >> the bottom line is there is a huge plea for anyone who can donate to do it regularly. >>> an unusually dry start to the new year has the water district in the south bay

so nasa is very dependent on space expert space. x is dependent on the technology that nasa 1st pioneered. so it's a symbiosis, right? public private partnership. it's always seem to be the way it goes there. what is the timeline here? do you have any sense of, of where things go from here? well, you, i'm throw some timelines out the lead back off a little bit, but he always ends up doing what he says he's going to do. and he's talking about being able to launch the 1st orbital flight, probably by the end of this year. and then start launching some starling satellites . and after a year or 2 of experience to put people on it. and the landing of the 1st americans on the board is supposed to happen in 2025. that's pretty solid deadline. so something's got to happen between now and that solid air feels just like around the corner. keep going or to leave there for now. thanks so much for that update. alicia. ah, let's turn to winter olympics. germany's completed a clean sweep of gold medals in luge events after climbing victory in the mixed relay. when that puts them top of the metals table t

so nasa ames decided it's time for the turkeys to movement >> nasa is teaming up with the u.s.ent of agriculture, who has licensed trappers, and they're going to be working on relocating the turkeys. >> reporter: the usda says about 18 turkeys will be relocated with the process starting now before nesting season. california department of fish and wildlife is helping, providing the birds their new home. >> the release site for these turkeys is going to be the san antonio valley ecological reserve which is about 3,000 acres. >> reporter: how do you catch a turkey? the usda says the birds will be lured to a walk-in corral with food for a few days, then a funnel will be put in so the turkeys can't escape. they'll then be placed in individual carriers. >> every turkey that gets trapped, at least, is going to be tested for disease, and you know, only the turkeys that pass the test, that test negative for disease, are going to be relocated. >> reporter: the usda anticipates these gobblers should be gone by the end of this month. in mountain view, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>

how dependent has nasa become on space x for achieving its goals? well, a few years ago, nasa went from you know, flying the spatial which was very expensive to looking at ways to use the private sector to launch cargo to the space station crews. and they eventually picked several company space. x was one that got both the crew and the cargo and in the in so in years they said the agency w a lot of money, but they've learned how to do things. it asks itself could do. and they've applied that expertise to the big rocket. they were talking about, so in addition, the rocket that we're talking about the big starship, the top part starship itself, is actually what they're going to use for nasa's 1st landing of humans on the move . so that the lot of overlap here between what space x is doing, what nasa is doing with the 2 of them are doing together so they depend on each other. ok, thank you so much. that was kate calling. there are the editor of spacecraft off call. a legal battle is underway at the beijing olympics after confirmation that star russian

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we're live outside nasa ames here in mountain view, just to gary ktvu. fox.d back to you up in oakland. it looks like it's going to be a careful operation going on there. all right, jesse. thank you. well staff members at the california college of the arts in san francisco are on strike today for what they claim are unfair labor practices. the walkout affects many workers, including librarians and admissions officers at campuses in san francisco and oakland. staff members say they want a new contract with better pay and more job security. many restaurant owners from the east bay met with congressman eric swalwell today in an effort to keep their businesses open. now they're teaming up to urge congress to keep funding the federal program that gives billions of dollars in grants to help struggling restaurants hit hard by the pandemic. the restaurant revitalization fund was created last march as part of the american rescue plan act . it has provided more than $28 billion in grants to help restaurants, bars, food trucks and caterers recover from the pandemic. 90,

scratchers kept on the secure grounds of the nasa ames campus.ure even for rocket scientists, not aliens, but an unwanted, an uninvited guest now claims part of this space as its roost. >> this is kind of situation. >> by phone state fish and wildlife spokesman can says upwards of 30 wild turkeys are roosting on the grounds. nasa ames officials sent pictures of the fao, which by all accounts, are acting destroying property, displaying poor hygiene mating season aggression. >> in a state agency says while they currently pose minimal impact to the nasa community. biologists are mainly trapping and relocating them to a reserve in santa clara county to roam freely. this measure protects the safety and well-being of the turkeys as well as the ames community and workforce. this isn't the first time while turkeys have tried to take over here. but this year, the numbers are greater. the impacts more noticeable. the u.s. department of agriculture will catch the turkeys, then test them for disease. nasa will transport them to their new home south of liverm

que hizo de este espacio su hábitat tu fotografía fue utilizada en un tweet de la nasa del 2021 peroe a otro lugar de la bahía. >> la nasa decidió contratar a trabajadores profesionales. los van a reubicar y nos van a matar son cerca de 20 pagos reubicados la operación debe realizarse lo antes posible porque las aves están por entrar a su periodo de apareamiento. será una reserva ecológica de 3000 acres un proyecto muy bien preparado, las aves son atraídas a un lugar son atrapadas en un corral. luego cada una será separada. para luego examinarlas y detectar que no estén enfermos legales examen ya están listos para volar a otra tierra para septiembre los pavos salvajes exploraran otras tierras. >> esas imágenes de los pavos caminando en cámara lenta me recuerdan el primer paso que dio el hombre en la luna. >> me quedo con esa parte del reportaje de cómo se buscan alternativas para coexistir vamos creciendo en un área que ha sido de ellos por muchos años. qué bueno que se puede reubicar, como los jabalíes que aseguran que no se pueden reubicar. >> hablaremos del tiempo. >> me encantó e

now nasa is on a mission to relocate them. >> it's certainly not the usual nasa story. >> i really like turkeys and am disappointed to hear they have to relocate them. >> they are very charming. >> they hope to have most of the turkeys trapped and relocated to the san antonio valley valley reserve in livermore in the next week or two. >>> just when you thought real estate could not get any crazier, we present the entire house you could fit in your digital wallet. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability >>> you may not realize it, but you are looking at the future of real estate. >> nothing too unusual about this midcentury home in florida, except

nasa will transport them to their new home south of livermore.ake the turkeys to the san antonio valley ecological reserve. it's about 3000 acres of an ecological reserve. there's already a small population of turkey's there and it's good turkey habitat has food, water, everything the target's gonna need, polyus says . officials are usually reluctant to transplant one problem to another location, but considering the important work done at nasa, ames and neighboring moffett field these birds will soon be traveling east provided they can be caught . turkeys are they're clever, and they're they're faster than you think they're not easy to catch. the u. s department of agriculture is sending in a special team of trappers. if all goes well, the foul will be caught, tested and transported by the end of next week. in mountain view. jessie gary ktvu, fox two news. all right. i hope you're enjoying this spring summer weather and in february because we're gonna have more of it. no rain in the forecast immediately and record temperatures possible tomorrow w

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nasa will transport them to their new home south of livermore.ake the turkeys to the san antonio valley ecological reserve. it's about 3000 acres of an ecological reserve. there's already a small population of turkey is there and it's good turkey habitat has food, water everything the turkey's gonna need, paulius says officials are usually reluctant to transplant one problem to another location, but considering the important work done at nasa, ames and neighboring moffett field these birds will soon be traveling east provided they can be caught . turkeys are they're clever, and they're they're faster than you think they're not easy to catch. the u. s department of agriculture is sending in a special team of trappers. if all goes well, the foul will be caught, tested and transported by the end of next week. in mountain view. jessie gary ktvu, fox two news. alright another warm day. another dry day 32 days straight without rain in san francisco. it's been getting going a long time here we were getting into record territory not only record dry days,

nasa will transport them to their new home south of livermore.the turkeys to the san antonio valley ecological reserve. it's about 3000 acres of an ecological reserve. there's already a small population of turkey's there and it's good turkey habitat has food, water, everything the turkey's gonna need, paulius says officials are usually reluctant to transplant one problem to another location, but considering the important work done at nasa, ames and neighboring moffett field these birds will soon be traveling east provided they can be caught . turkeys are they're clever, and they're they're faster than you think they're not easy to catch. the u. s department of agriculture is sending in a special team of trappers. if all goes well, the foul will be caught, tested and transported by the end of next week. in mountain view. jessie gary ktvu, fox two news. so many people are enjoying the warm weather this week. but for other people, it's creating some new drought concerns. california water officials say there is good news and bad news about reservoir

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an that's what nasa is handing over earth orbit to.ly stages of funding now on the commercial side and that will clean up the rest of the universe for nasa to go and explore. >> nice. commander chris hadfield, thank you for taking the time. i always learn from you. >> thank you, christi. have a good day. >> you as well. >>> all right. good morning from earth, i should say, welcome to your "new day." i'm christi paul. >> hey, christi. i'm boris sanchez. mike pen

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having said that, remember, nasa got to the moon in nine years.n in years that shows you if you can put enough investment into such projects they are achievable. probably see, i would they are achievable. probably see, iwould imagine, the first flight to my is, will probably be sometime in the next decade. hopefully kevin works in huge technical challenges are out there for the whole system, we'll probably see trips to the moon and certainly nasa landing using the whole system, we will see that probably in the next five years. see that probably in the next five years— five years. what applications could be scarlett _ five years. what applications could be scarlett satellites l could be scarlett satellites have four hours normal earth dwellers?— have four hours normal earth dwellers? ~ , ., ., dwellers? we see the whole idea ofthe dwellers? we see the whole idea of the internet, _ dwellers? we see the whole idea of the internet, and _ dwellers? we see the whole idea of the internet, and even - dwellers? we see the whole idea of the internet, and ev

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now nasa is on a mission to relocate them. >> you know certainly not the usual nasa story. >> i really to hear they are relocating them. >> this recharming. >> charm charming. the hope is to have most of them trapped and relocated to the valley reserve, with in a week or two. >> i guess they are kind of charming. >> imagine walking in to work and saying hi in our way in? >> little gobble there your way to work. right? >>> let's check on the forecast with mary. it is warming up for the rest of the week. >> do you like the warmer weather? >> i like it. >> i will take it. >> lots of sun, beautiful weather. we need that rain. that doesn't look like it's coming any time soon. unfortunately and we are looking at those highs soaring to possibly the record breaking territory as we look ahead to the rest of today, thursday and for friday. the first alert weather forecast. if are you getting ready for work or school. maybe t-shirts, shorts, because we are looking at the highs in to the 70s. these are the forecasted highs. very close to if not tying or breaking some records as we go through today

nasa has made plans to retire the international space station after three decades in orbit. the iss will remain in operation until the end of 2030, however, in january of 2031 they will crash it into the most remote part of the parko southbound this he will rely on the private sector to help continue research in space. >>> it may come ascanio surprise but it looks like americans are not feeling very happy. we will break down the numbers coming up. . >>> and also coming up on the streaming service, cbs news bay area, february is american heart month. we speak to an east bay doctor about reducing your risk of heart disease. >>> and you can watch our stream wherever, when ever, find us on pl, to >>> it looks like americans are not so happy. according to new poll the number of people who said they were not happy hit 24% and those who say they are satisfied were only 38%. that number was 48% in 2020 right before the pandemic started. overall the number of people who said very happy was only at 19%. >>> happening tonight celebrity big brother returns for its third season. the famo

there are currently 4 nasa astronauts to.uts and one european astronaut aboard the space station. and our coverage of the battle for give continues after the break. when we return, what could happen? >> if the capital city falls to russian forces. >> and on what would have been his 36th birthday, the city of oakland will be celebrating the life of oscar grant this coming weekend. more news after the break. >> time now for 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside this beautiful evening shot of the golden gate bridge there as we inch closer to the weekend. we're almost there and meteorologists mabrisa rodriguez is abry said today it felt like for the first time all week you felt that sunshine. and if you're out there in the middle of the day was actually a little warm. >> yeah, i wasn't that cold. some like what we've been feeling the last couple of days where it looks warm out there. but it certainly felt cold. we did have that wind chill factor as well. but today we're slowly starting to nudge to where we should be for t

but everybody at nasa, certainly nasa's leadership they are hoping for the best.d in a statement nasa is going to continue working with all of our international partners for the ongoing safe operations of the international space station. the new export control measures will continue to allow u.s.-russia civil space cooperation. so nasa certainly hoping for the best here, but without a doubt this partnership between the u.s. and russia at the space station is being tested right now like never before. kristen fisher, cnn, washington. >>> and violence in ukraine is pushing thousands of innocent people out of their homes and forcing them to leave loved ones behind. >> so we are afraid. my husband is still there. we'll fight even if europe doesn't help us. >> hear from some of these new refugees in their own words next. unitedhealthcare medicare plans offer more... like the “visit a doctor anywhere our rv takes us” plan. and the “zero copayays means more money for rumbmba lessons” plan. find the right plan for you from u unitedhealthcare. get medicare with more. (ted k

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habitat will come to an end in spectacular fashion. nasa plans to crash the iris as into the southern portion of the pacific ocean in the region known as point nemo, also known as the spacecraft cemetery because this generally the location space agencies target the orbit. it's for d r d orbited spacecraft. the location has become the resting place for space station, mir and skylar. now in it's really pointed to commercial space enterprises as the future saying that the private sector is technically and financially capable of developing and operating commercial low earth orbit destination with nasa assistance. but there may be an issue with the overall plan as the us of the cooperative program between several nations and russian rocket and space corporation and responded to the releasing, quote, the issue of the life of the station. and accordingly, the timing of its flooding is determined as the governmental level of the partner countries under the international space station program and not solely by one of the parties. so it does seem like these countries that have all of these conf

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this will happen by the end of 2030 before nasa retires the orbiting lab into the ocean in january of1. >> still to come, there's no keeping these couples six feet apart. why they saved the day for their big day. >>> >>> plenty of couples save the date to say their i dos today at the san mateo county clerk's office. >> it will be an easy anniversary to remember, 2-2-# 2. clerk's office expanded its hours to accommodate all of the weddings today. some said it has meaning. >> 2-2-22 is an angel number which means you're at the right place, at the right time with the right people. so what wetter date to get married. >> and with your best friend, if you can do it, and you can, go for it, especially the one you love. >> if you thought today was busy a few weeks from now will be 2-22-22. so suspect an even heavier wedding traffic on that day. that is amazing. >> it is kind of a romantic number if you think about it, one plus one equals two and it is really easy to remember, so that is really good. >> guys, you can never forget your anniversary now. >> that is right. >> ours is on saturday,

i hope that sparks them to read it and understand are coming fr > >>> wild turkeys taking over at nasa aim's research. a group have lived on the campus for several years. over the past few months they have caused damage to cars and landscaping and have gotten close to the field. now nasa is teaming upstate and federal agencies to move them to the san antonio valo reserve. >>> city workers are using green lasers to scare away crows but the city said it could cause blindness to pilots. the faa is asking the city to find another way. >>> it's 4:45. time for a check of weather and traffic. >> we will start with mary lee. get ready for that. it's a chilly start to the day. we are looking at the temperatures on the mild side for some of us. 40s and 50s as we look southeast across the bay with the sales force tower camera. saa ro e d-30ss with patchy fog. current visibility for partsst north bay, santa rosa down to a half mile. here is that first alert forecast. your weather headlines. clear skies, chilly temperatures. as we look to our afternoon, sunshine and turning pretty toasty. very warm

the shapes are all up focused copies of one star nasa showed a position of randomly arranged dots andhey arranged them no a hexing a follow and this is called image segmenttation. the third step will be a biggie sacking all 18 images on top of each other for a clear view. all part of the initial process to align and focus the world's most powerful telescope. nasa expects the telescope to develop unprecedented views of the universe by it summer. >>> sometimes life gives you a second chance. something one mother in minnesota says she learned the hard way she credits a state trooper who arrested her ten years ago for drunk driving for saving her life local reporting from carol evans and their reporter boyd hooper >> reporter: the roads we travel are not just our own >> it changed my life for sure. >> take it from a minnesota state trooper whose road intersected with a mom in trouble. >> show's part of my family now. >> reporter: trooper kristi sue hathaway can get emotional when she thinks about this journey that led her to this home in sell wear. >> amy martin's home. >> people scale ho

nasa knows more about radiation than all of you. >> raymond: nasa also knows better than their moon shot cancer in the same phrase, laura. this is not working. i don't know if he thinks politically this is help. if biden is really interested in cutting that cancer death rate, he should have been more proactive getting those hospitals to treat and cure for cancer patients. there's a study that found that one in seven cancer patients missed their surgeries due to the covid lockdown and the left cancer moonshot we spent $1.8 billion uncut laura, it did not move that death rate at all. >> laura: now, the lockdowns regular checkups for a whole variety of diseases. we don't know how many lives were lost because of the lockdowns. maybe never. but we know no -- we won't know for decades for sure. >> raymond: today, as you know, is groundhog day. see if the groundhog sees its shadow. it is a little different in dc. each year, punxsutawney joe looks out. if he sees his shadow and return to basement, we will have six more months of inflation. it looks like he did see his shadow, laura. >> laura: yo

the nasa james webb telescope, which launched last month, captured its first photo.was a selfie which is probably going on its dating profile since we are talking about that today. the telescope snapped a picture of its own gold mirror. also captured a bright star in the distance. nasa says the new telescope could forever change the way we see the universe. >> it is all about instagram. >> it your best angle, that was the best angle it could find. >> dial in the, a little bit. i've never done that. picture looking blurry. >> give it up and leave it to the universe. >>> for better or for worse, there it is. check out what is happening weatherwise going to the weekend, still warm and dry. no changes. big pile of air on top of us does not go anywhere fast. it will drift south this weekend and kicked south on monday as a storm system drops into the pacific northwest. this will track down the spine er weather to the bay area early next week but moisture starved. any chance of rain looks like it will stay north, far northern california picking up rainfall, better chance to

so it is important to note that, like, nasa's annual budget is only 0.36% of the federal budget. and in fact, of the national gdp, it is less than 0.1%. we are only spending 0.1% of our resources on space. i think that is ok. we will be fine. so, just make sure people don't think, like, is he suggesting we spend everything on space? no, i am saying, maybe half of 1%, something like that, we will be ok. and i think, you know, given, the establishing security for life itself and having an exciting future and inspiring kids about the future, i think it is worth it, basically. [laughs] [applause] so, how do we do this? how do we make a life -- what is the first step? the essential technology, the holy grail breakthrough that is needed is a rapid and completely reusable rockets system. this has never been accomplished before, and a lot of people for the longest time thought this was not possible. with falcon nine, we have been able to show that you can have a reusable of a boost -- and reuse of a ferry. falcon nine demonstrated a lot of the use of a boost stage and of a ferry. we have

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newly announced plans, nasa says commercially operated stations will replace it. i.s.s.m 19 different countries over the past 21 years. >>> finally this morning, new york university students are taking a deep dive on taylor swift. ♪ ♪ >> the megapop star's career and cultural impact is the subject of a new course at nyu's collide davis institute. according to "variety" swift has been invited to speak to the class. that's going to be popular. >> she is a business powerhouse. she is a business and cultural powerhouse. >> i think they should bring in rihanna. >> i know, right? i would go to that class. thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. the star witness in donald trump's first impeachment trial speaking out now. lieutenant colonel alexander vindman says why he's suing the former president's son. >>> rudy giuliani caused two judges to walk off the set of unmasked. ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? what happens when we welcome change? we can

being celebrated highlighting the important contributions of african-americans to the military and nasa a first look at a special exhibit in the bay area to mark black history month. alsoalsoalsoalsoalsoal celebration today that explores the shared connections between the diverse asian cultures here in the bay area. i'm spencer christian. our long dry spell will continue into next week and maybe a company by record february warmth. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up abc 7 hey, sandwich fan! new denny's melts belong in your hand. patty melt's a classic. big dipper? fantastic. nashville hot chicken... bombastic? our lineup of melts, grilled to please. now with free delivery. see you at dennys.com month the uss hornet museum in alameda is honoring the immeasurable contributions of african-americans to the armed services the display highlights the rich history of african-americans in all branches of the service and with nasa there are photos and biographies and stories describing a rich and important part of american history. there's so many significant things that have happened i

so nasa certainly hoping for the best here. without a doubt, this partnership between the u.s.tion is being tested right now. like never before. >> condemning the russian invasion of ukraine. including russian athletes. after his match on friday in dubai. he had a message to everyone. writing on the camera lens. no war please. he says it's important to have peace in the world. >> in this moment you realize that my match is not important. it's not about my match. how it affects me. what's happening is much more terrible. >> his fellow country men also spoke out about the war. he says he is all for peace and it's most important right now. if you would like to help people in ukraine who maybe in need of food and shelter, please go to c cnn.com/impact. breaking news coverage of russia invasion of ukraine continues after the short break. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in ctain adults. it's not a cure, butte, with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i- to hp you get