. >> for 9-year-old raine mathes, these are apart of the family. e even have names for the chickens. >> she likes the little presents they give almost everyday. >> it is a hard egg. >> raine helps raised them. >> they're really sweet and nice. and they always like -- they always like seem to understand when ever you talk to them. >> this is a story that may not have a happy ending. the chickens' feather --the association demanded that the chicken leaves the coop. >> you are not allow to have chickens in ken woodlands. they're considered farm animals. >> raine mathes brings them around on chicken play dates and it really brightens people's day. >> for one little girl this is becomeing matter of the heart. >> it is going to be hard for us verses them. >> i would be really sad if i have to give them away. they have been with me almost their whole life and they really love me, i feel like. >> this is being put up by the vote by the homeowners. if the majority says the chickens stay, they stay and if not, the whole issue could end up in court. ktvu chann

. >> for 9-year-old raine mathes, these are apart of the family. have names for the chickens. >> she likes the little presents they give almost everyday. >> it is a hard egg. >> raine helps raised them. >> they're really sweet and nice. and they always like -- they always like seem to understand when ever you talk to them. >> this is a story that may not have a happy ending. the chickens' feather --the association demanded that the chicken leaves the coop. >> you are not allow to have chickens in ken woodlands. they're considered farm animals. >> raine mathes brings them around on chicken play dates and it really brightens people's day. >> for one little girl this is becomeing matter of the heart. >> it is going to be hard for us verses them. >> i would be really sad if i have to give them away. they have been with me almost their whole life and they really love me, i feel like. >> this is being put up by the vote by the homeowners. if the majority says the chickens stay, they stay and if not, the whole issue could end up in court. ktvu channnews.

math in everything. >> everything. >> give us examples. you're walking down a street you see a tree people cutting grass, rain drops, what is it that you seeangent lines. again, the smoothness is gone from everything. trees moving would be like an equation translating, like if you were to write an equation and it translates it makes graphs change. everything is moving. >> what do you do with this information? >> i build it geometrically in my mind and now that i've gone back to school i can go back and draw the equations like pi. >> are you glad this happened to you? >>> i wouldn't give ut up for anything but there's been difficulties that came with it. i had severe posttraumatic stress afterwards. i didn't leave my house for almost three years. ocd came with it which i'm working on. >> the most exciting thing about this is you had an accident, opened up parts of your brain you were not using. what does this mean that it's in most of our brains that we may not know about are used or anything else? >> it means that we all have this ability within us. i had no prior training whatsoever, and like we're all doing complicated math and fidsices