reptile experts say it's a ball python. oakland zoo manager adam fink, looks dangerous but they're not. >> the chances of it harming you are pretty much zero. >> reporter: that's not stopping park rangers from being on the lookout for this reptile. they're native to africa and usually kept as pets even though there are other species of pythons that are dangerous. reptile experts at the oakland zoo say owning a ball python is legal, but dumping it is illegal. it's a crime, and you can be charged. >> does seem to be an adult snake. this is probably a pet someone had for anywhere from four to 10 to even maybe 20 years before they decided they didn't want it anymore and discarded it like a piece of garbage. >> reporter: this ball python is believed to be injured. if found, veterinarians at the zoo will try to nurse it back to health. >>> an incredible yet gut-wrenching development for the family members of michelle veal. it's a 25-year-old cold case in sonoma county that has now been solved. in 1996, the body of michelle veal w

this is the photo of what is believed to be a ball python. it was taken by a hiker last week and it's about regional park. this is a long bigbear trail. park officials say the snake is not venomous, and not a threat to the public. however, the non-native python might be in danger itself because it is used to much warmer climates, and not our colder temperatures. people are a little nervous about sharing the park with a python. >> i could be a little hazardous. i would hate to have to go wrestle a python to get my dog away from that thing, but yeah, crazy. >> if i could see it from a distance, i figured i would be able to give it its space, but to walk up on something, and then totally surprised, that would be a bit tricky and would scare me a bit. >> park officials say they have conducted searches for the python, but have not really found it yet. it is illegal to abandon any animal. >> i would think that the snake is more afraid of the people and the people are of the snake. >> you haven't met me then. >> you artistic person? >> python is whe

he was very concerned about the python.wants to make sure it is getting all the things it needs to because it's not in its right environment. >> is definitely not in its right environment. even with our warm daytime temperatures, it gets cold there at night. it will be even colder next week once changes kickin. >>> tomorrow, another warm day a warm start to the presidents' day weekend. a light offshore wind will be with us. temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above average, but the changes kickin on sunday with a storm system dropping into the pacific northwest. it will kick in a stronger onshore breeze on sunday. those factors combined to send temperatures back to about normal for this time of year. the clouds on sunday and monday will drop any showers on us, but a second wave associated with the same storm system will push in on tuesday, and that will give us our 20 to 30% chance of a couple of passing showers. was added up with futurecast. the american forecast model is the optimistic one, saying we get barely more than a trace

where that person is, we don't know. >> find the python.> i have held a python before. i actually am afraid of snakes. i did it for a story. >> i thought you were going to say you did it for the gram. >> for the gram too. >> of course. >> i don't care about poisonous. but teeth. >> at least this python will have sunshine and milder temperatures. temperatures will be in the 60s and hopefully they can find that guy. a live look with our east bay salesforce tower camera. we have seen that camera shake a lot more earlier in the morning. things are starting to wind down especially in higher elevations. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s with clear skies and 13 mile-per-hour winds out of the northwest in hayward, 10 mile- per-hour winds in san jose. sunrise at 6:56 and sun set at 5:51 p.m. we are looking at plenty sunshine and mild temperatures. we have the beach hazard statement in effect. if you are planning to head to beaches, please use extra caution because we are talking about dangerous sneaker waves and strong rip currents. through our af

i have my small dog and i would hate to have to wrestle a python to get her away from it.ill be very hard to miss seeing this guy. how police and a notorious stat bear into yet another okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi that's “mikaela shiffrin” fast. ok, that's fast! speed's cool, but does yours block threats? yup, even for these upstairs all-nighters rocking wifi speeds faster than a gig. can your internet do that? learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> finally, a very fat bear in the south lake tahoe area caught breaking into another home today. police say the bear they have named hank the tank broke into a secure home through a small side window this morning. officers had to bang on the outside of the home until hank escapes back outside into the woods. this comes after california fish and wildlife announced that the bear would be captured and euthanized. other options

he captured the video of his friend wrestling the roughly nine-foot burmese python.d wildlife officers came to remove the python, which is an invasive species in florida. they should have just made it a whole episode on the discovery channel. crikey! >> wow, that is one big snake. >>> next to partying like the jetset. >> what is it, party like a rock star. this happened across the pond. the chief executive of a private airfield in england bought this retired 747 for just one british pound. after a nearly $700,000 renovation, created the ultimate party plane. >> you can say that. >> the jetliner has been fitted with a dance floor, deejay decks and a fully stocked bar. it will cost you about $1300 an hour. but you get the whole space to yourself. >> so it doesn't fly. i was like, how can i not go to the bathroom when the seat belt is on? but y'all can party on the plane. >> look how big that is. $1300 an hour sounds like a deal to me. >> if you're hosting a big enough party that can fit all those people, you just charge people at the door. always thinking. business min

a boa constrictor python. we're back and forth. whether was a boa constrictor python.s a python. >> and you know what? the difference between a python or bowl. and now there's an extra bone in the head of the thank you for clearing that up. have a night. 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 ♪ ♪ >> announcer: the clock is ticking. >> deborah: americans in ukraine, should they stay or should they go? >> i don't want to leave behind my girlfriend. >> announcer: then down she goes. the super bowl quarterback, he just turns away. not his finest moment. and just discovered. it's big i don't have long to live. >> bob saget's hauntin

park employees say though pythons have harp teeth, they are not venomous. but because it is cold blooded it is accustomed to tropical conditions, not the bay area's weather. it was spotted over the weekend. >> hopefully next time it's spotted, he gets caught. >> put back where he belongs. >>> an important recall to know about to avoid a call to 911. the potential problem with the candles. >>> massive effort to feed people during the pandemic helped more than just the hungary. >>> kpix5 is highlighting bay area leaders making a difference every day. a nonprofit giving young students of color the tools to be successful. they provide classes in coding, entrepreneurship, and design. >> the goal is for every field, particularly tech as it cuts across every aspect of our life, to have voices represented at the table. >> catch the fu >>> you may want to check candles around the house. anthropology is recalling thousands of the anecdote autumn glass candles. they've gotten reports of candles flaming up and breaking. so far there have not been injuries. the candles

it is a non-venomous python, an important piece of information. a hiker saw it near the big bear trail on sunday. a danger to the public. >>> still ahead, a come back for a popular streaming series. >>> a different kind of concert. >>> coming up on our streaming service, cbs news bay area , meteorologist paul heggen take a look at the mega drought. >>> victoria's secret has hired his first ever model with down syndrome. was revealed on instagram saying , it is a dream come true. she has included the new love cloud collection with 17 other women offer different backgrounds victoria's secret has been criticized in the past for an outdated brand image in for lingerie that was not inclusive of all body types. >>> netflix says the fourth season of "stranger things" will debut on may 27 falling annually for your hiatus. the shows creator say it will be the biggest and longest season so far. that looks also said it has renewed the show fowo lastorin e ns leto e y e kgroupscheduled for march 12. tickets go on sale later this month. this comes a couple mon

that just wowed, just people walking, two people walking on the trail, witnessed this, a full grown pythonng trails off the redwood hills and the picture was spotted while she was walking on the trail. >> i looked away from the snake. i was thinking any don't look at the snake i can walk by without like totally stressing by and then my partner was over and she's like it's not there. >> reptile experts at the oakland zoo say it's a bald python. they look dangerous but they are not. they are often pets. experts actually think that the snake is injured and that someone dumped it in the oakland hills. if found, veterinarians will try to nurse it back to the health. >>> causing problems in tahoe, a big bear responsible for dozens of break-ins and the new steps trying to stop it have been stopped in its track. >> now a north bay city just given money to help those struggling in the bay. awarred more than $18 million to buy and convert a motel into 54 permanent homes. this is part of project home keys, an initiative launched by governor newsom to help the state's homelessness crisis. since the or

the regional park employees say pythons do have sharp teeth, but are not venomous.to tropical temperatures, it isn't used to the bay area's winter weather. a hiker spotted the snake this weekend. they believe someone dumped it there, and they do ask anyone who spots it to not try to capture it. >>> a live look towards the east bay and mount diablo were more than 100 acres of land has been donated to the state park. it is part of the quarry in clayton. the quarry is donating hundred acres of land bordering the park. the land has chaperoned oak trees and sits near mitchell canyon. a portion of black point trail also runs through the property. >>> caltrans crews are busy cutting down trees along a section of highway 50. they say the trees are dangerous because they were scorched during last year's caldor fire. take a look at how dry some of them look from the wildfires. pretty dangerous, considering how it burned that area so badly. caltrans says drivers should expect delays from this. >>> it is sad to see that burn scar. the wildfire danger, it's a year-round danger n

. >> in the east bay and adult ball python presumably dumped there by its owner was spotted over thekend at chabot regional park in oakland park. officials tell kron four's phillipe djegal staff members are on the lookout for the snake. they say they're concerned, especially because the likelihood of its surviving these cold nights. he's slipped. >> east bay regional park district staff members are actively looking for a ball python park district spokesperson jennifer via says it appears was left abandoned at anthony chabot regional park in oakland's is not a danger to the community. it's a non-venomous snake they are >> not going to cause any harm to anyone, although we don't recommend anyone approached the snake. if they do see it. a hiker alerted the park district of the adult sized nonnative snakes and a while passing through the big bear trail, the park district and california department of fish and wildlife stress. it is illegal to abandon any animals and it's the snake in the area. >> thinking it could survive. this is a a species of snake that is a custom to warm climates. >>

ball python. he's on the loose at anthony chabot regional park in oakland park. officials think it was abandoned and they're worried it might not survive the cold weather forcefully has the story. >> east bay regional park district staff members are actively looking for a ball python park district spokesperson jennifer via says it appears was left abandoned at anthony chabot regional park in oakland's is not a danger to the community. it's a non-venomous snake they are >> not going to cause any harm to anyone, although we don't recommend anyone approached the snake. if they do see it. a hiker alerted the park district of the adult sized nonnative snakes and a while passing through the big bear trail, the park district and california department of fish and wildlife stress. it is illegal to abandon any animals and works. it's the snake in the area. >> thinking it could survive. this is a a species of snake that is a custom to warm climates. >> our climate will be very cold for that particular snake. and it's probably. pretty unhappy being abandoned out in our park.

because >> they're more worried about the python than you. >> they say, you know, the snake is venomousrobably not going to sneak up and strangle you. i mean, you'd feel him as he approached john. don't worry, but they're worried about the stakes being in danger. >> this is a species of snake that is a custom to warm climates are climate will be very cold for that particular snake and it's probably. >> pretty unhappy being abandoned out in our part. >> when you put it like that, i do. i feel bad for the snake. and i know, you know, richard, my producer, john lot of people are afraid of snakes, but he's out there and he's nazis wondering is too hot. you need away. the big hearts of the people to all right. he's not going to hurt you. here's what they think is it was a pet it's illegal in california. by the way, to abandon an animal. but if it was a pet and somebody thought long just going to set it free, maybe they didn't think they would be. it would be a problem. but it is a prom because he's not it's not hot enough. he's not switch to be here. yeah. so yeah. so they want to find him.

what we're learning about a python that could possibly be on the loose. the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. and good afternoon, everyone i'm mike mibach and i'm gasia mikaelian in just a couple of hours from right now. governor gavin newsom is expected to announce the easing of some covid restrictions as part of our states plan to live with covid in the long term. ktvu zahle rasmus live now with an update on what we could learn soon and how it's all part of a nationwide plan to relax covid restrictions democratic governors across the country from new jersey to delaware. even oregon have announced an easing of some covid-19 restrictions either immediately or in the weeks ahead and later this afternoon, governor gavin newsom is expected to do something similar. governor gavin newsom plans to lay out the state's endemic plan a strategy to deal with the virus. not as a crisis but as something we have to live with, and manage. long term endemic implies that something is present throughout the environment. and what we mean when we sa

so they're looking for the python. now. they say it's not a danger to the community.s non-venomous they kill the victims by crushing them all. so that's fine. so he so he won't poison me, but he will crush me potentially. >> okay. they you know. be careful what? you'll probably be fine. but just any smoke that's keeping close. because the idea is if he's wrapping himself around me, i should be worried. but if he doesn't get to crawl up my okay. should be alright. got it. yeah, it 42 is the time right now. and still ahead, will the warriors be ok? they need a break and they're not okay. health wise and they had a bad stretch of games. before the all-star break, we'll take a peek. >> what's up next for them? what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more....beginners' yoga. namaste... ...surprise parties. aww, you guys. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... ...for 3!... ...so i can du more of the things i love. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung fu

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allies like united states or countries like poland had been extremely critical of that, not supreme python because they believed 2 things. one that i believe too vulnerable, in case europe to vulnerable, in case russia did something that went too far with seeing that in a way right now. and 2nd, that it gave moscow too much power. and that's why for a long time, they had really asked for this project to behold it. and that's why the sign that we saw from germany only a few days ago to hold that project was welcomed by germany political that s. so germany's decision to finally suspend the certification of the nor stream to pipeline project was const was seen as quite a big step for the country that is an 11 around 11000000000 euro project. right there, toys looking forward now. you know, we're now at the point that everyone had feared and had hoped, would not happen. we have what appears to be a full scale invasion of ukraine by russia. russian president vladimir putin is talking openly about replacing the government in key of what role europe is now going to have to respond to this. the eu

a hiker shared this photo of the adult ball python on sunday near the big bear trail there at chabot regional park. the snake has not been seen since. that's a really big snake right? a spokesperson for the park district says that although they are looking for they python, they believe that it is not a danger to the community. and they say that it's non-venomous, rather. they say the snake is the one that could possibly be facing some danger because people are going freak out right? >>this is a species of snake. that is a custom to warm climates are climate will be very cold for that particular snake and it's probably pretty unhappy being abandoned out in our car. that's all i got to say. >>officials speculate that to the owner of the snake decided should just leave it outside. it's not illegal in california to abandon any kind of animal, but you could actually be found guilty of a misdemeanor for just leaving it like that. it's also going to be a very busy weekend in san francisco because of the litter new year's parade. now, organizers say that there it's a new security measures in

there's also a python on the loose in the east bay. what's being done to capture this house pet? that should not be slithering around a popular park. also is tonight the night we're following a very important vote that will help build a new ballpark for the oakland a's and keep the routed in oakland. now from the area's local news station. >> this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> now at 3 o'clock, california health officials will unveil the next phase of the state's smarter response to covid-19. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today. i'm justine waltman and we're waiting right now on governor gavin newsom to speak about these next steps in just a few minutes. the main focus of his announcement today is how the state will be shifting from a pandemic to an endemic meaning how we're going to cope with covid from here on out. so the state is now laying out what's being called the smarter plan and the letters stand for shots that refers to the covid vaccines and booster shots masks awareness. the newsom administration is saying will lean into health depa

plan your next vacation at iloveny.com >> what is an adult ball python doing in the east bay?al park people right park officials think it was abandoned and they're worried it might not survive the cold weather we across forcefully to go with a closer look. >> east bay regional park district staff members are actively looking for a ball python park district spokesperson jennifer via says it appears was left abandoned at anthony chabot regional park in oakland's is not a danger to the community. it's a non-venomous snake they are >> not going to cause any harm to anyone, although we don't recommend anyone approached the snake. if they do see it. a hiker alerted the park district of the adult sized nonnative snakes and a while passing through the big bear trail, the park district and california department of fish and wildlife stress. it is illegal to abandon any animals and it's the snake in the area. >> thinking it could survive. this is a a species of snake that is a custom to warm climates. >> our climate will be very cold for that particular snake. and it's probably. pretty u

a full-grown python, two people found the large snake in shibo regional park along a trail near redwood snap these photos. >> we came right down the path, probably like, you know, 20 minutes later i looked -- i actually looked away from the snake. i said if i don't look at the snake i can walk by without totally stressing out. then my partner looked over and she's like, it is not there. >> oakland zoo experts say it is a ball python. while it may look dangerous it is not. people often have experts suspect someone may have dumped their pet at the park. they also think it may be injured, so if rangers see it they're hoping to get it to vets. >>> as i was just mentioning, san francisco's chinatown is alive with excitement. the chinese new year parade is happening today after pausing during the pandemic, and huge crowds are expected. "today in the bay's" thom jensen shows us the preparations. >> reporter: bleacher seats along the route, sold out quickly according to organizers who say enthusiasm is high as san francisco welcomes back the chinese new year parade. >> this event actually bring

park supervisor saw photo of the snake and says it looks like a large python who may have been someone's pet but got too big officials say, since the pandemic began, the problem of people abandoning their pets has been growing. coming up today. here on the floor. san francisco's police chief bill scott addresses allegations his department misused dna from the rape kit more on the promise he made during a police commission meeting. also a judge will sentence former minneapolis police officer kim potter to prison tomorrow for killing a man during a traffic stop. why the state, though, is no longer seeking the maximum sentence. the potential of rain, snow and definitely some cooler temperatures before cast right here on the floor as the news continues on ktvu 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

make more of what's yours. 7.24 and an adult ball python. >> in anthony chabot regional park in oakland that that's not their home know. park officials say it was probably abandoned there because it's not its native habitat. >> they're worried it might not survive the cold weather that we've been seeing in the overnight hours across forcefully to call takes a closer look now at. what you need to look out for. >> east bay regional park district staff members are actively looking for a ball python park district spokesperson jennifer via says it appears was left abandoned at anthony chabot regional park in oakland's is not a danger to the community. it's a non-venomous snake they are >> not going to cause any harm to anyone, although we don't recommend anyone approached the snake. if they do see it. a hiker alerted the park district of the adult sized nonnative snakes and a while passing through the big bear trail, the park district and california department of fish and wildlife stress. it is illegal to abandon any animals and works. it's the snake in the area. >> thinking it could survive

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a hiker spotted a ball python along the big bear trail, you can see it there.e area today and did not find it. park staff said it's probably a pet that someone dumped there. this particular snake is not venomous, it's in endanger because the climate is not what the snake needs to survive. >> teslas stopping in the middle of the road for no reason, the u.s. regulators want to know why it's happening. it's happening in model 3-s and model ys from 2021 and 2022. the brakes suddenly activate in a driver assist mode, even when the traffic is flowing and no obstacles are in the road. there's no crashes caused yet but there's a concern. the government has received 350 complaints. >> that could be scary. >> we are back in a moment to tell yougoing on with the a's and giants and a dramatic finish at the shark tank. stay with us. thanks yeah. - wait! before you click that... - (gasp) i'm you, from 20 years in the future. - i have a message. - wait! (panting, grunting) don't listen to her... i'm you, - from even further in the future. - stop! i'm you from 400 years in the

. ♪♪ ♪♪ have to get the python dance., california governor gavin newsom ending his state mask mandate next week. it's right on time because americans are totally fed up with covid roles. recent university poll found seven out of ten americans think we need to accept that covid is here and get on with our lives. we've been saying that for like two years on this show. help experts continue to emphasize vaccines and not masks are the real protections. democrats prefer to continue the hypocrisy friday, democrat candidate for georgia government, stacey abrams visited in elementary school outside of atlanta where everyone was wearing a mask except for her. she was immediately called out on twitter but actually her campaign responded that the witticism is not about hypocrisy, it's racism. your criticizing her because you are racist. can we all agree the masks need to go? if you need a mask, you can wear a mask, don't make me wear one. party panel is back. scott, why are you so racist against stacey abrams? [laughter] >> i can't

function much longer under these circumstances because russia has basically conducted an operation pythonit's wrapped itself around the country basically and is squeezing it economically. psychologically. no country can stand that for any lerngth of time. so i think he's correct to say i'm under attack now. how long are you going to wait before you at least have some of these actions that you're promising to take, take some of them now to let the russians know what is coming. i can't survive over the long-term if they're just sitting there, poised there, and suffocating, squeezing me to the point where i can't maintain my government. >> the economic rep recushions are real. if it exists, we've seen the russian proposal that was a response to u.s. security prop proposals. they don't overlap much. what is an off ramp? what's doable here from a diplomatic perspective should talks launch in a genuine manner? >> there are talks that could include for example, what sort of weaponry can be posted in various nato countries. is there anything really offensive we're working about striking? most of

. >> so the boa constrictor squeeze, or as david writes, the python squeeze, makes more sense now.his one big massive nationwide attack we heard david describe there is what administration officials and the biden administration think is more likely. why do you think there's a difference? what is the difference in the calculus between what you're saying and what they think is more likely? >> we've seen it many times in putin. he's a judo master. he goes for the opening when it's weak. as a gambler, he's a careful one. he doesn't take risks that he doesn't think he can take. we have seen it many times over in 2014. there were promises from the west that he's going to go on kyiv, and he never did. i always look at him as a judo master. all his political moves are very much in his sport. it is a very slow game. it's a tactical -- it's not even strategic because ultimately russia is going to be ruined by all of this kind of military and even small military ventures. it's not good for the country in any way. but he's going to take what he can now. he's not really going for this giant let

. >> east bay regional park district staff members are actively looking for a ball python park districtn jennifer via says it appears was left abandoned at anthony chabot regional park in oakland's is not a danger to the community. it's a non-venomous snake they are >> not going to cause any harm to anyone, although we don't recommend anyone approached the snake. if they do see it. a hiker alerted the park district of the adult sized nonnative snakes and a while passing through the big bear trail, the park district and california department of fish and wildlife stress. it is illegal to abandon any animals and it's the snake in the area. >> thinking it could survive. this is a a species of snake that is a custom to warm climates. >> our climate will be very cold for that particular snake. and it's probably. pretty unhappy being abandoned out in our park. the park district says the snake has not been seen since it was photographed sunday. the hope is that it has reached some place warm to hide until it is found. it's hard say how long the snakes going make it out. >> we hope that somebody

. >> officials with the east bay regional park district say they're searching for an adult ball python. that was apparently abandoned that chabot regional park in oakland, a hiker shared this picture of the snake on sunday near the big bear trail. it has not been seen since this picture was taken. a spokesperson for the park district says although they are looking for the sake, it's not necessarily a danger to the community. in fact, it's not even venomous. but they say the snake is the one itself that in danger. >> this is a species of snake. that is a custom to warm climates are climate will be very cold for that particular snake and it's probably. pretty unhappy being abandoned out in our part. >> officials speculate a pet owner simply left the snake in the area thinking it could survive. authorities know it is illegal in california to willfully abandon any animal. you could be found guilty of a misdemeanor. >> coming up next at 9 point might be a lot harder for you to contact somebody from the irs filed filing your taxes. plus the latest on the severe winter storm that is moving ac

or is he trying to do a sort of python move where he squeezes the government until he destroys it? remember his goal here is to get a friendly puppet government in kyiv. and to do so with the least amount of economic penalties on him or casualties to his own troops. and the question is, what's the strategy that gets him there? >> and given all of that, that you described, i mean, maybe he takes a small bite. putin seems to be moving incrementally toward a scenario in which something happens and yet there's still talk of this summit at the end of the week. i mean, what is the real likelihood of this summit actually occurring, and putin deciding to invade anyway? maybe invade simply go into those separatist regions, as you were talking about? >> well, my own view is you're not seeing a presidential summit any time soon. we did hear today from the russian foreign minister that he planned to go ahead with the meeting in geneva on thursday with secretary of state antony blinken who was just here in munich where i am now at the munich security conference. mr. blinken said to us before he

. >> a python was found slithing in chabot regional park on the trail near redwood road.g with her partner when she spotted the snake. it's a bald pie this and while it looks dangerous they are not. people often have them as pets and they believe that someone actually dumped it there, and they also believe it may be injured so if people see it, they are hoping to get it to a vet >> top stories we're following for you, exclusive bay area on high aler. the gang that's being blamed for a string of break-ins being. >> later today, the new plan for drives as the voyeurs becomes endemic. the new plans it could have. >> some restrictions for some water customers had be lifted. stillmore ahead on "today in the bay." it's 6:27. woo! whoa! what the heck? oh, it's all that nacho cheese flavor packed into my nacho tiny tacos. (coughing) i love it. i love it. it's good. get my nacho tiny tacos for $3.50. or try them bacon loaded for $4.50. >>> we'll manage this as an endemic. >> right now at 6:30, moving forward from the pandemic. governor newsom set to lay out california's plan for t

one nationwide aatttattack, a s of bites that dismantle the country, piece by piece, or a python-like government without having to immediately roll in tanks. which scenario do you think is more likely? >> let's be clear. the russian people are not for an invasion. they don't want to see body bags come through the streets of moscow. if we take your belief there will be an invasion, it could very well be a small invasion of the breakaway republics, claim land there in the way he did with crimea. that would certainly intimidate the ukrainian government to the point they would renounce any desire to join nato. i don't think it means a blitzkrieg, a full occupation. they've had that experience in afghanistan and they saw what an insurgency can do to their military. i don't think he wants to do a full scale invasion because like the dog that caught the bus, what's he going to do with it after he's taken it? >> like the dog that caught the bus. i like that. and i hope you're right, general. thank you so much for all of your expertise. >>> well, coming up, the parents of daunte wright express

on sunday, a hiker spotted a non native snake presumed to be a red tail boa or a ball python on the sideinn anthony chabot regional park in castro valley. the snake is not been seen since that original, citing the snake is not venomous, though, and it's not a threat to the public , but it could be in danger as it is not native to the bay area climate, which is much colder than its native habitat of warm tropical forests or grasslands. it's possible the snake could have been someone's pet. park officials say that since the pandemic began, they have seen an uptick in people abandoning pets in the parks. well it has happened yet again. another dog stolen this time on a busy street in oakland, our crime reporter henry lee spoke with cocos owners who say they are just worried sick. 74 year old leonard morgado is heartbroken. please don't care who you are. bring my dog. his beloved dog. coco was stolen from his car parked on busy broadway near piedmont avenue in oakland. that's my life, my family. i have human myself. i need my dog he's might support it happened tuesday afternoon surveillance

lucas tomlinson spoke to the former head in europe saying they are like a python, en circling ukraineld be panzer-type movements and you heard jake sullivan say is that in a matter of 48 hours, russian forces could take kyiv. and that is why they want americans to be clear, get on commercial flights out, overland routes out, 3 or 4 different countries they could drive into. they do not want americans to be caught in the crossfire if russia moves in and increasingly all of the signs are that putin is moving forward with this. >> sandra: fascinating exchange where a reporter asked, do you have a picture, to jake sullivan, a picture of how many americans are in ukraine. he said i would refer you to the state department for specifics. apparently the reporter checked with the state department and said they don't know. >> we do know, sandra. 7,000 americans are registered with the u.s. embassy. how many have left the country at this point, that we do not know. we know there were 7,000 registered. an estimated 25,000 more who are not required to register. nobody, americans are not required t

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we're moving into a skill-based work where google and others are going to train 100,000 people in pythondo not need college degrees are going to to be joining the tech people that's the trend. >> it's very funny, tsedal i whack through the warehouses and the transportation companies. they're doing those jobs truck drivers are in high demand retail workers are becoming the high demand. they're not going to become technology people. >> joe knows i'm in the predicting job. >> you work at the best actiongy institution in the worlt i work with people who go for jobs every day $15, $20, $40, 50 dollars, $80 an hour. i see these people all the time. i talk to the cliejts. the majority of people want a connection to their office it's always going to be the fringe, the loud squeak request wheel gets a mentality. >> tom, i've missed you, my friend, but your data does not support the argument, it just doesn't. >> if data were always right, the economists would be able to predict every month, and they're wrong. sometimes you have to go to main street and see what people are saying, and there was a h