today we join in salmon us to honor our your friend. president carter. >> for his extraordinary years, a principled and decent leadership. and as courageous commitment to civil rights and human rights. i remember the emergence of jimmy carter on the national stage. in particular, his 1971 inaugural address. for the first time. georgia governor called for a commitment to the traditions of martin luther king junior. and for the decency that has leadership stood for over his lifetime. i was surprised when then canada carter asked me to join him as his running mate in 1976. >> he amazed me them as he has every year since. he, of course, was brilliant. he also had a great sense of humor. and while we had only 4 years in the white house. he achieved so much in that time. stood as a marker for americans dedicated to justice and decency. carter was a man of his word. i remember when he talked about the concept of the vice presidency. i told them i'd like to do it. had only 2 requests. i wanted to make a real contribution. and i didn't want to b

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salmon. there used to be so many salmon and now all most done. none. we care about creating a food product that is nutritious, that is free of all contaminants that are unfortunately found in all our sea food today. so, where we where right now is in what we call the fishery, so right behind us is a sushi bar. this used to be a brewery we did miner upgrades so soon we will be able to serve diners here so they can try wild salmon. right over there shoulders they are able to see where it came from. if you are one of the people that likes having super fresh sea food, this is about as fresh as it gets. we want guests to interact with the people who create it, get to know them and be part of this movement is of creating sea food for 21st century and beyond. . >> thank you all for being here . first i want to express my deep concern for everyone affected by the wildfires down in southern california and our first responders working to keep them safe. given this morning's earthquake and the one we had about ten minutes ago, i want to remind san franciscans of

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us. especially with the loss of the salmon season the past two years. that's half of our income gone, so all we can rely on right now is crabbing. >> usually when we go in november we get the thanksgiving and christmas market, so we get a better price for crab. now the holidays are over, and it impacts the price. >> reporter: kpix 5 followed jonathan out to sea last year when they were retrieving the crab pots. the season was also delayed, but jonathan says they had a great year catching more than 100,000-pounds of crabs. >> she's three. she's a boat dog. >> reporter: hard to say what this year will look like. they won't know until they retrieve the pots after midnight. >> the boats pull up, they bring them to us, and they're cooked within an hour or two. it doesn't get more fresh than that. >> reporter: local restaurants like the crab house are excited. >> this is the signature dish. skillet roasted crab. >> reporter: bob runs several restaurants at pier 39. the crab they're serving now are from the oregon and washington area. they plan to serve fresh

us. especially with the loss of the salmon season the past two years. that's half of our income gone. so all we can rely on right now is crabbing. >> usually when we g in november we get the thanksgiving market and the christmas market, so we get a better price for our crab. and snow all the holidays are over, it affects our price. >> reporter: kpix 5 followed jonathan out to sea last year when they were retrieving the crab pots. the season was also delay, but jonathan says they had a great year catching more than 100,000 pounds of crabs. >> she's 3. she's a boat dog. >> reporter: hard to say what this year will look like. they won't know until they retrieve the pots after midnight. >> the boats pull up, they bring them to us, and they're cooked within an hour or two out of the water. it just doesn't get any fresher than that. >> reporter: local restaurants like the crab house are excited. >> that's our two pound plus killer crab skillet roasted with our secret garlic sauce poured on top. >> reporter: bob runs five restaurants at pier 39. the crab they serve now from from the oregon a

salmon for a big part of the year, probably relying on stored salmon salmon that people caught in the summer and then dried for useoughout the winter. >> the hunting team may have been too successful. some scientists believe it contributed to the extinction of other ice age mammals. these days, we may not need our dogs to find food, but that doesn't mean we don't need them. >> oh, yes, there's nothing like coming home from a tough day at work, and you're not in a good mood, and you're just greeted with love and affection. >> dogs are just our best friends. they're loyal. they're our companions. they're going to be there by your side every step of the way. >> ktvu fox two news at five starts now. >> now at five. president joe biden prepares to say farewell to the nation. a live look from washington, d.c, right now at the white house, where in just moments, biden will speak from the oval office for the last time of his presidency. good evening. on this wednesday, i'm cristina rendon. tonight, the president will seize what is likely his final opportunity to reshape americans views on his term before he departs the wh

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salmon population in the area as well. in los angeles, the 2025 award season has officially kicked off with the golden globes tonight. >> reporter ashley dvorkin brings us a closer look at some of the best shows that left with an award this evening. >> honorees from film and tv are celebrating at hollywood's party of the year. here are highlights from this year's golden globes. and the golden globe goes to a post-world war two epic and a spanish language musical thriller won big. the brutalist the brutalist took best drama, best performance by a male actor for adrien brody and best director for brady corbet. amelia perez amelia perez was named best musical or comedy and best non-english language film. zoe saldana won for her supporting role and el mal won best original song. this is the first time i've ever won anything as an actor. in other big screen honors, demi moore won best performance by an actress in a motion picture musical or comedy for the substance. sebastian stan took best performance by an actor for a different man. fernando torres was the winner for her lead dramatic role in i'm still here. kieran culkin was awarded for his supporting rol

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salmon seasons have been closed for the last two years, and crowds have been shortening down to smaller and smaller crab season used to run from about november to june, allowing families to have crab for thanksgiving. >> but now it's been pushed back to january, lasting until about march or april. fish and wildlife worried about whales being entangled in crab traps. >> whales are staying longer because our ecosystem is healthier. there's more food, so they're hanging out longer. but that could be problematic for people that are are fishing, harbormaster gabe nikolic says it's a big day for fisherman's wharf, too. >> they set up a brand new float to make buying these crabs directly from the boat safe and accessible. >> we just installed it. we literally just finished it friday, so we put this in directly or exactly to sell to the public. and we've had an off the boat sales program for the last two years. >> it's been really successful and it's definitely popular. there were dozens in line before the boat was even docked. >> super excited. this is the best time of the year. beats christmas. we used to go out in bodeg

salmon seasons have been closed for the last two years, and crabs have been shortening down to smaller and smaller crab season usedo run from about november to june, allowing families to have crab for thanksgiving. >> but now it's been pushed back to january, lasting until about march or april. fish and wildlife worried about whales being entangled in crab traps. >> whales are staying longer because our ecosystem is healthier. there's more food, so they're hanging out longer. but that could be problematic for people that are are fishing. >> harbormaster gabe nikolic says it's a big day for fisherman's wharf, too. they set up a brand new float to make buying these crabs directly from the boat safe and accessible. >> we just installed it. we literally just finished it friday, so we put this in directly or exactly to sell to the public. and we've had an off the boat sales program for the last two years. it's been really successful and it's definitely popular. >> there were dozens in line before the boat was even docked. >> super excited. this is the best time of the year. beats christmas. we used to go out in bodega

salmon seasons have been closed for the last two years, and crowds have been shortening down to smaller and smaller crab season usedo run from about november to june, allowing families to have crab for thanksgiving. >> but now it's been pushed back to january, lasting until about march or april. fish and wildlife worried about whales being entangled in crab traps. >> whales are staying longer because our ecosyst is healthier. there's more food, so they're hanging out longer. but that could be problematic for people that are fishing, harbormaster gabe nikolic says. >> it's a big day for fisherman's wharf, too. they set up a brand new float to make buying these crabs directly from the boat safe and accessible. >> we just installed that. we literally just finished it friday, so we put this in directly or exactly to sell to the public. and we've had an off the boat sales program for the last two years. >> it's been really successful and it's definitely popular. there were dozens in line before the boat was even docked. >> super excited. this is the best time of the year. beats christmas. we used to go out in bodega bay

salmon seasons have been closed for the last two years, and crowds have been shortening down to smaller and smaller crab season used to run from about november to june, allowing families to have crab for thanksgiving. >> but now it's been pushed back to january, lasting until about march or april. fish and wildlife worried about whales being entangled in crab traps. >> whales are staying longer because our ecosystem is healthier. there's more food, so they're hanging out longer. but that could be problematic for people that are fishing, harbormaster gabe nikolic says it's a big day for fisherman's wharf, too. >> they set up a brand new float to make buying these crabs directly from the boat safe and accessible. >> we just installed it. we literally just finished it friday, so we put this in directly or exactly to sell to the public. and we've had an off the boat sales program for the last two years. >> it's been really successful and it's definitely popular. there were dozens in line before the boat was even docked. >> super excited. this is the best time of the year. beats christmas. we used to go out in bodega ba

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us. it's been waiting a long time. so yeah. credit card bills are racking up, so i'm happy just to work right now. as salmonn is closed, most fishermen are salmon and crab. salmon seasons have been closed for the last two years, and crowds have been shortening down to smaller and smaller. >> northern california's dungeness crab season is normally starting in november, but the state pushed back opening day because they worried whales would get tangled in the crab fishing gear. similar delays affected the crab season over the last several years. >> they're staying longer because our ecosystem is healthier. there's more food, so they're hanging out longer. but that could be problematic for people that are fishing. >> we heard from the harbormaster who points out the new crab season is especially exciting at san francisco's fisherman's wharf. that's because his office set up a brand new float designed to make buying crabs directly from the boats both safe and accessible. dungeness crab will now be in higher stock at some of your favorite seafood restaurants. the 2025 crab season is scheduled to last until march