. >> 23 hours of drone flights show these orcas in fairly good health over the summer. a rare population boom for animals whose numbers have been dropping in recent years. several more appear pregnant. good signs but orca watchers say this is no time for avictory dance. >> we've had a very good year for chinook salmon. when you have a good fish year you have a good black fish year. they're fairly well fed, they're no way out of the woods. >> this information will provide baseline data for future assessments and they show details of orca behavior not seen this close this clear ever before. >> what we've been able to find is two of the members of the family group actually came over towards the mother and brought the salmon to her. they dropped it and she picked it up. i think it's a great example of how the whole family are involved in rearing this calf. >> better ways to study a speciouspecies on the brink. we're heading into an el nino water pattern, more warmer water in the pacific, and less salmon, that's what the orcas eat, setting them apart as a species. telling us

ansound and see the orcas that we are talking about. they appear to be healthy but the broader context, they are still under stress and extend on the endangered list. a drone lifts off in the san juan islands near the u.s.-canada border. researchers from both countries are targeted a small community of killer whales. known as the southern residents only 81 are still alive. the team took pictures of all of them allowing for detailed measurements of individuals, identified by distinctive fin shape and white markings. >> you couldn't get sharper than that. tail's down. we'll figure out who it is. >> similar studies have been done before but not with the almost silent low flying drone. >> look at his growth so that's great. >> reporter: the high resolution images from 23 hours of drone flights show these orcas in fairly good health over the summer, five orcas were born. several more appear pregnant, good signs but orca watchers say this is no time for avictory a y dance. >> we have had a good salmon season. no way out of the woods. >> resea

if you're an orca fan, you'll love it. if you like harbor seals, you'll hate it. >> oh, my goodness. >> that was perfect. >> isn't that incredible? >> can we watch that one more time? >> exactly what you think happened, happened. that harbor seal comes rocketing out of the water, looks like it was flipped into the air by the tail of the whale. isn't that an incredible example of the strength that these whales have? >> an incredible display of animal power. an incredible display of animal ingenuity. >>> watch this bear meet an impala. >> maybe it's his car. >> it might be, because he seems to know how to open the door quite easily. hops right in. the people recording this video don't try to stop the bear. >> hey, mr. bear, could you please step out of the car? they yell and wave and make a big ruckus. the bear hops right back out. >> bears have learned they can find food in cars. if you're in bear country, don't leave anything edible behind. >>> athletes nowadays wear cameras so they can catch their amazing athletic feats.

there are three ohchr -- orca pods in the area with a total of 82 burqas. -- orca's >>> we will tellen we could have chance of rain in the forecast. plus the warriors defending their nba title tomorrow night. the season opener as a warrior's take on the pelicans.>>> traffic is nice and might on this monday morning on the bay bridge. we will be right back. >>> back in -- back to the kron4 morning news. temperatures are dropping. 49 right now in santa rosa. 50s and san francisco and san jose. we are seeing patchy, dense fog. visibility near sero--- zero, especially in the inland valleys. we're talking about a chance for rain on wednesday. it is diminishing a bit and there is still a chance.>> that is stopping me from washing the car. >> there's a 30% chance of a storm. >> so should i wash my car?>>> right now more on the warriors. that golden state warriors are gearing up to play the pelicans for their season opener tomorrow. alecia reid got to sit in on the practice yesterday and she has more.>> it is very exciting. >> the team is great.>> i am mentally ready and fresh.>> reporter: pe

a 38-year-old orca known as princess angeline or j-17.sixth baby born to puget sound's three orca pods since last december... boosting their numbers to 82. >> vicki: rung for a same-sex couple who were denied a marriage license by kentucky clerk... kim davis. karen roberts and april miller tried to obtain a license back in july. after davis refused to grant it... they partnered with the a- c-l-u to push for equal implementation of the law. their case was one of the cases that led to davis doing jail time. roberts and miller have now been reception. >> vicki: a missouri woman and her son have been charged with assault and robbery. because of a fight that was recorded on a cell phone. 15-year-old jordan koontz was at this apartment on south oxford near east 35th with her friend nicole and 17-year-old shane shafer. koontz says shafer's mother.shelly matthews.wanted her gone and was driving her home, but took a detour to winner park. >> vicki: this is where koontz says she was beaten for sitting next to matthews son. she was left bloody and b

they banned seaworld from breeding captive orcas. the deal isn't enough. they want the whales released into the wild. >> captive orcas are heavily medicated. they are treated for ulcers countless. >> they live long and sometimes longer than killer whales in the wild. >> a 2013 documentation said the treatment of orcas leads to violent behavior. >>> a group of high school football players in michigan is inspiring the community to pay it forward. >> the players didn't mean to start the chain of kindness that touched the lives of dozens of people. they were eating dinner tuesday night. when they went to pay the bill they were told don't worry about it. an anonymous man took care of it. the teens decided they were going to pool their money and pay for another table's meal. >> we decided to pass it forward. >> we were very proud, especially because they were young boys. you don't hear younger generations doing that so much. it made us really happy. >> how cool is that. the cafe's owners say the chain continued long after the boys were done with their meal. in t

release of that popular documentary, called black fish released in 2013, saying that the captivity of orcas promotes violent behavior. >>> officials at ramapo state forest says they had to euthanize four bears, none of them seemed afraid of humans and that is not natural, they remind people not to feed the animals, there is no shortage of food as black bears usually prepare to might be nate this time of year. >>> flu season is nearly here and that means time to get your flu shot, a free walk-in clinic was held at the haverford ymca, and was staffed by the county and state department of health. >>> and there is much more to come at 12:30, if you are home watching us and are suppose to be at work, you have company why more people are calling out sick when they are fine. >>> and a couple trapped in an elevator on their way to the wedding, what they did waiting to be rescued. >>> workers are apparently playing hooky at the highest level in ten years, career builders is he that 38% of employees have called in sick the past year when they are not they say they do it to catch on sleep or no reason

approved sea world's proposed $100 million expansion of its orca tank. at the same time future breeding of the whales. that decision came where people on both sides argue. >> before people understood these intelligent animals, people know and love them and want to protect them. that is in no small part do to the work of seaworld. >> the expansion will replace two existing orca facilities with larger tanks. the new rules only apply to sea world facilities within the state of california. >>> well, baseball post-season just getting started with one of its most beloved california broadcasters suddenly on the dl. even many dodgers will tell you they love listening to vin sculley. he will be sidelined through the entire post-season. this after undergoing an undisclosed and minor medical procedure yesterday morning. he missed the last few days of the regular season due to another medical condition that may have led to this procedure. he is still suppose food be back at the mike next spring. >> that's a classic. >> popular thuroroughfare in th bay area is bannin

. >>> california has approved the one million dollars of the orca tanks.ld has said they have not captured wild orcas in more than 30 years. we'll be right back. ♪ hand-crafted...layer by layer. the new macchiato from dunkin' donuts. experience the flavor of fall with a new hot or iced pumpkin macchiato. dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. >> this is a developing story just into "action news," a man was shot multiple times this morning in camden. it happened around 4:00 a.m. on the unit block of north 21st street. the man is in cooper hospital in critical condition. police are doing their investigation. >> the christy administration has filed an eminent doe -- domain claim to seize public beach plots in margate. governor christie called the beach front residents in margate among the most selfish people in the state of new jersey for not allowing the dunes to be built. >> a water mai

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it has banned the park from breeding captive orcas.ea world has said they have not captured wild orcas in more than 30 years. >>> the nobel committee made a surprising pick for its most esteemed award. it went to a grassroots american democracy group. >> reporter: a huge prize for a small group, a little known democracies movement the tunisia national dialogue quartet this year's national peace prize winner, beatings out pope francis and germany's leader angela merkel. they achieved a democracy they toppled a dictator and sparking a pop lulls move up ending the status question across the middle east. in tunisia buildings democratic institutions, a constitution and legislature from ask scratch. today other countries marred by violence and chaos. tunisia not immune, in march isis inspired terrorists killed 22 people at a museum. thousands are thought to be fighting with isis in iraq and syria. there are problems. >> the quartet exercised its role as riding force to advance peaceful democratic development in tunisia with great maurel auth

. >>> seaworld gets a green light to build a bigger orca tank and copyright over a popular christmas song. columbia, south carolina, is the state reporting on the ongoing danger from the historic floods. a second wave of flooding is expected as recovery begins this week. officials are warning that it will take months to fix the roads and bridges washed out by the water. >>> "usa today" reports on comedian bill cosby's legal problems. today, cosby is being forced by one of his accusers into appearing for a deposition in los angeles. he fought to avoid the deposition but failed. more than 50 women have alleged that cosby sexually assaulted them. cosby denies any wrongdoing and has not been charged with a crime. >>> the "los angeles times" reports on a move to ban captive orca breeding at seaworld in san diego. the california coastal commission voted to bar whale breeding. those were the paneled conditions for the approval of seaworld's $100 million project to double the size of tanks for killer whales. >>> and new orleans times remembers a legendary chef. >> i'm chef paul. we are alway

because the orca came close and as soon as it saw our boat it nose-dived under us. i thought we were going to be airborne. >> then you really would have a video! [ laughter ] >>> good morning, out the door this morning, if you want to grab an umbrella to be on the safe side it's advisable. some very light rain showers and primarily mainly focused on the northern portion of our area. it's live. mostly cloudy skies a few scattered sprinkles a slick road especially north of the golden gate bridge. 56 and 63 out the door. here's what we need to know. a slick start again mainly to the north this morning. cloudy all day and a beach hazard statement in effect for today for some dangerous high swells and some sneaker waves and please be very mindful of that if you are heading out to the coast. this is our futurecast. when you see that lining up, that's a good indication of the front associated with this cold front that's going to be slicing through the northern portion of the bay area just around sun-up. we were hoping it would tap into some subtropical moisture way to the

voted to give seaworld san diego a permit to build two large orca pools on the commission.ached the jurisdiction. the company has been criticized over the treatment of its animals at its parks. sam and kris, back over to you. >> we hope you have a great weekend. thank you very much, landon. >> we are here for the weekend. the best part of a friday, if you have school kids is no homework. so, can we go outside and decorate for halloween? >> yeah, a great weekend for that. although it may get wet in some parts of the bay area heading into the weekend. so, if you have something like a scare crow or some paper outside, yeah, it may get a little bit of water on it. let's take a outside right now. as we see in san jose, we do have some clouds starting out. but not much rain yet. but don't be surprised if that is as you're driving to work you see some sprinkles on the windshield. <-though, from this leftover system that continues to spin over southern california and now moving towards las vegas this weekend and may be wet there if you're headed in that direction. here in the bay a

new picture show the puget sound orcas are in good condition, some are pregnant. the best closeups came from the air. known os the southern residence, 81 are still alive. the team took picture of all of them, allowing for individuals identified by fin shape and white markings. >> when the tail's down for measuring, we'll figure out who it is. >> similar surveys had been done before, but not with the nearly silent, low flying drone. >> we'll be able to compare him to the measurement we got two years ago and five years before that. that's great. >> the high resolution images from 23 hours of drone flights show these orcas in fairly good health over the summer. five new calves were born this year, a rare population boom for animals whose numbers had been dropping in recent years. several more appear pregnant, good signs, but orca watchers say this is no time for a victory dance. >> we've had a good fish year in salmon. when you have a good fish year, there's a good black fish year. they are in no way out of the woods. >> images will provide base line data for future

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. >>> seaworld says denying orcas their ability to breed is cruel. but it remains unclear whether the corporation will fight such a ban at its california park. the california park approving $100 million worth of an expansion, but now has banned breeding of the captive orcas that would live in them. i'm patricia stark, for all of your headlines log onto foxnews.com. >>> an engineering student says that female classmates are not his equals. he wrote in a letter published in the school newspaper to the women in my engineering classes while it is my intention to treat you as my peer, let me deviate from that and say we are not equals. i did not grow up in the world that discouraged me from focusing on hard science, nor did i live in a world that told me not to get dirty or said i was bossy for exhibiting leadership skills. okay, so you and i cannot be equal. you have already conquered far more to be my this field than i will ever face. his letter has been liked thousands of times on facebook. malden says he is happy to add to the conversation about sexis

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officials say they orcas in more than 30 years. >>> the leaves are starting to turn. maybe you noticed. one of the most popular events is this weekend. the sandwich fair starts tomorrow. the always popular parade steps off at 1:00 sunday afternoon. floats, livestock, bands, even puppet people will be there. for more information about sandwich fair, head to the escape outside section of wmur.com. right now the weather is looking gorgeous. turn around and look at foilage at the same that's the place to do it. kevin: no precipitation expected. you start cool and crisp tomorrow and warm things up. back here 70 in southern areas. we start off with clouds and periods of rainfall on the door step this morning. a lot of this skewed to the northern half of the state this morning. winding down there by mid afternoon while the focus after that will be for southern new hampshire. this afternoon and early this evening. temperatures today in the 50's up north. the rain cooled air out there initially. for southern areas, you wait on the rain chances. kind of the tail end of the fron

many of the critics concerned that breeding the orcas was the motive behind the expansion. among the critics, actress and animal activist pamela anderson. >> i often look out at the beautiful ocean and wish the whales at seaworld had freedom as nature intended. >> reporter: peta saying it thinks the commission did right by orcas but this fight may not be over. seaworld plans to consider its options. >> over your shoulder, are you -- is that -- did we bring a humongous fish tank here to the studio? >> we got the expansion. >> seems like to gio. >> yeah, nice, nice. >> he's not hungry. >> not at all. thank you, gio. so much more ahead this friday morning. spencer stone, the american hero who helped take down a terrorist on a train, seriously injured in a violent brawl. police are searching for his attackers, what really happened last night. >>> and "gma on the lookout." what would you do if your car accelerator got stuck? sending it racing out of control like what happened to this woman. >> oh, my gosh. i'm scared to death. >> we're going to tell you what to do if it happens

animal rights activists say it will lead to getting more captured orcas. world says they have not capture whales in 0 years. >> a group is responsible for five murders and four are unsolved. some took issue with the police tactic and ripped down the flyers. >> what about education. educate these kids that be out here, on these corners. >> all they know is the streets. when all you know is the streets, they closing down libraries. >> federal agents are getting involved and set up anonymous tips. (800)283-4867. >> coming up in the next half-hour, a top democrat is helping a company that makes exercise gear. >> hear why organizers had to 86, the 2015 pumpkin chunk iin. >> good morning everyone, it is 5:00 a.m. on this friday, october 9 we're following developing news. >> a water main break caused a mess for people and businesses on south street. >> police are searching for an attacker who stabbed a business owner 29. >> we're waiting word on the winner of the nobel peace prize. it could happen

. >>> well sea world, they can expand where they houses its orca whales, but night lowed to breed theapproved that parks $100 million expansion plan. and animal rights activists say that they would fear sea world was planning to breed them in captivity that the key world should, "be the last 11 orcas there." adding an amendment saying that the park is not allowed to do that. the expanded blue world exhibit set to open in 2018. >>> two shootings involving the college campuses today, one in texas and the other in arizona. the details that they will be sharing what lead up to the violence, especially with those campuses still on alert after the oregon community shooting. ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life"♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise, jardiance works around the clock to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it works by helping your body to get rid of some of the sugar it doesn't need through urination. this can he

that is in no small part due to the work of sea world. >> the expansion will replace two existing orca facilities with larger tanks. one containing more than 5 million gallons of water. the new rules only apply to sea world facilities within the state of california. >>> well, the police motto is protect and serve, but ask any officer they'll tell you it's a lot more than that. >> oh, i'd say. one san francisco police officer is living proof of that. what he does to help city kids certainly goes above and beyond. garvin thomas is here with today's bay area proud. >> officer jason johnson grew up in the east bay city of pittsburg facing he admits a lot of challenges. he didn't have many positive role models. he swore if he ever got the chance he'd be that for other kids. it's a promise he's going to great lengths to deliver on. when he first joined the force seven years ago, san francisco police officer jason johnson just like every rookie went through a probationary period. his was just about over when his captain conducted certainly the shortest job interview jason had ever been a part

okayed a $100 million expansion of the killer whale tanks, but they also banned the breeding of captive orca' s writ it applies only to see world in san diego, not others they. at animal-rights activists called it a "deathblow" to the use of killer whales at the park area -- at the park. jc: elephants rarely develop cancer and new research may show wide. they have more of a gene that suppresses tumors. this research could lead to new cancer treatments for humans. phil: the push is on in a new jersey neighborhood to find a new home for "pedals," the bear who walks on his hind legs. s emily riemer shows us, wildlife is better off staying put right where he is. emily: it was the one thing that >> a.j., be quiet, don' t move. are back in northern new jersey, but this one is not like the others here at >> poor guy. emily: take a look. he walks on his high legs like a human. then it' s just weird. could be a human in a bear suit. but this bear is no laughing matter. he needs urgent medical attention. neighbors, uniting around the bear they have affectionately named pedals. they have set up a faceb

and an orca launched a seal 80 feet into the air with his tail. they're pretty surprised at the footage! they said he was just playing with his food. ... cbs >> reporter: great to be with you in the bay area. here's the cbs evening news tonight. the fbi is now investigating a police officer's violent arrest of a high school student. and carson pulls ahead of trump in our new cbs news poll. resistance tell us what's behind the shift. and one of the greatest americans ever to grace a soccer field is announcing her retirement. holidays... cbs business reporter jill schlesinger sa >>> thinking of getting a part- time job for the holidays? the opportunities extend beyond retail. >> reporter: we haven't celebrated halloween yet but retailers are already looking ahead to christmas. and holiday hiring is in full swing. if you're looking to earn a little extra cash this season, you're in luck. labor experts say with a low unemployment rate of 6.1% in california, it's harder for companies to find seasonal workers. that puts you in the driver's seat, maybe l

approved seaworld's proposed expansion of its orca tanks. at the same time, commissioners blocked seaworld from future breeding of those whales. the decisions after a packed hearing where people on both sides argued their cases, including celebrity pamela anderson who opposes seaworld's plan. >> before people understood these intelligent animals, people know and love them and want to protect them. that is in no small part due to the work of seaworld. >> the expansion we just mentioned is going to replace two existing orca facilities with larger tanks. one containing more than 5 million gallons of water. the new rules only apply to seaworld facilities within the state of california. >>> a california appeals court says public colleges and universities are not responsible for protecting students from violence on campus. the "l.a. times" reports the second district court of appeals dismissed the lawsuit by a former ucla student. the student sued the uc regions after she was stabbed by a mentally ill classmate in her chemistry lab. the lawsuit cl

. >> when many orca set tape manufacturers surrendered in the battle with cd and digital music, they turned up the audio literally. they fill orders from around the world. >> you don't stop. >> we're too busy to stop. >> why are consumers all of a sudden starting to listen to around log music cassettes again? >> it's for sound. >> they'll hear the warmth and presence in an analog recording that you won't here in the digital recording. >> how old is all this stuff? >> 1970s, almost new equipment by ow standards. >> he bought up everyone's old equipment and brought it here and keeps it running. >> i was a geek before there were geeks. >> robert and his team tore these machines apart. to learn what makes them tick. this one used to wrap cigarettes in the 1930s. now, it wraps cassettes. >> you can't learn this stuff at school. >> no. >> you don't learn this at school, you learn this at the >> and it is the young up and coming independent musicians who are driving the newfound demand. >> cassette culture is kind of reaction to digital streaming. because digital streaming is so short term,

drones are being used to capture the striking pictures of the 81 orcas. federal researchers say they look pretty healthy. there are five new babies, and several whales appear to be pregnant. >>> new questions about the career criminal suspected of killing a new york city police officer. tyrone howard still limping from a bullet to the leg was arraigned in a courtroom packed with police. after an arrest last year, a judge sent howard to a drug rehab program instead of years in prison. the empire state building went blue overnight in officer randolph holder's memory. >>> hands-free technoly is apparently not the ultimate solution for distracted driving. a new study found it can take 27 seconds for a driver using voice commands to regain full alertness. aaa researchers say people blew through stop signs, had close calls and traveled the length of three football fields all because their texts or call was still on their mind. >>> well, u.p.s. has agreed to return more than $4 million to settle a lawsuit. customers claim that they paid premium prices for overni

the state ruled sea world cannot breed 11 orca whales being held in captivity. animal rights activists argue it's cruel to confine these giant sea mammals. >>> fantasy football sites draft kungs and fan dual are now facing a class-action lawsuit. the suit filed right here in manhattan fedeyal court. it alleges that regular players are at a disadvantage by employees who are allowed to play in the other sites' games. earlier this week, both draft kings and fan dual banned their employees from playing on the opposing websites. that came after new york's attorney general launched an investigation. >>> mayor de blasio is going to israel next thursday. he plans to talk about fighting anti-semitism. this trip is not costing city taxpayers anything. >>> now we have a story about one of the city's trendiest new restaurants. it's booked until january, but it doesn't have a celebrity chef. it's not in soho. it's not in tribeca. a columbia senior runs it out of the communal kitchen in his dorm. it it only costs between $10 and $20 a meal. he takes reservations on yelp. >> i

a film crew in british columbia had cameras rolling as an orca launched a seal 80 feet into the air with tail. wildlife expert believe the killer whale is just kind of playing with its food. >> i can't believe they were cheering for the whale, the yes, yes, yes, yes. >> just amazed, x games, pretty good shot out there. mom always said, though, don't play with your food. so the whale is now in timeout. >>> here's a peek at the south bay, sunnyvale, milpitas, san jose, palo alto, east palo alto, mountain view all getting rainfall. look at this live shot. now let me show you four hours of weather history. we have had light rainfall in the south bay and peninsula the better part of three hours, also showers moving into mendocino and lake county, ft. bragg showers as well. let me take you up north because that heaviest rainfall you see yellow and orange west of eureka, that is the actual front that will arrive overnight tonight and tomorrow giving us widespread morning rainfall. what a wonderful phrase that is, rain coming to the bay area. we're cloudy tonight, a low around 60 degrees, sunris

the park did get approval for a $100 million expansion that would triple the size of existing orca enclosures. animal rights groups say captive whales are lonely and miserable, a claim park officials insist is not true. >>> the nfl's thursday night showdown featured the colts visiting the texans. 40-year-old matt hasselbeck was at the helm for indianapolis in place of injured andrew luck. and it was colts receiver andre johnson, a former texan who did most of the damage. take a look. one of his two touchdown receptions there. first quarter, his second one capped an 80-yard drive that houston couldn't answer. indy winning 27-20. it's the team's 16th straight afc south victory. that is an nfl record. i know you've been keeping track. >> i've b been follow so closel. the sameith baseball. i'm an expert on all of that. baseball's playoffs, it was a great night for the visiting teams. the rangers won in toronto. and the astros defeated the royals in kansas city. >> speaking of that game in kansas city, it went into rain delay in the third inning. that wasn't good for a member of the royals grounds