animals at one time. during the peak, which is more than double operating capacity. city of san joseector of public works matt lesh says the overcrowding forced the shelter to only accept mostly sick and injured animals, and that contributed to the high mortality rate. >> really had some really dire cases of animals that were really this is their last resort and we're trying to find that bridge. some of them were trying to give a chance, so we're not euthanizing. so our euthanasia numbers were down. overall, those animals in those critical challenging states, we had a really positive outcome for many of them. >> kurt and former volunteers, we spoke with tell a different story, highlighting issues with mismanagement regarding the care of the animals and a new rescue policy of focusing more on adoptions than rescues. town cats board of directors member nineveh parker says only a fraction of the animals in the shelter that need to be rescued are available for partners, like her group to take in to help reduce capacity and save lives. >> i'm not sure why they decided to move away with re

a record high number of animal deaths at san jose animal care and services. the trend has staff and volunteers worried about the future of the animals. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey has a look at the issues at the shelter. >> with the turn of the new year days away, san jose animal care and services staff, partners and volunteers hope it brings a new beginning as well. 2023 is recognized across the board as a harrowing year for the shelter, with jarring overcapacity numbers and tragic animal death statistic. current and former volunteers are concerned about the safety of the animals. it's just terribly, terribly frustrating. >> it's sickening. >> it's so disturbing. >> it makes me so sad that animals are suffering, being euthanized, dying in their kennels when it's unneeded. >> their concern is warranted. as a year end report released by the shelter shows, 426 animals died while in shelter care during the last fiscal year, a five year high compounding this problem was overpopulation in the shelter. some 11,000 animals all year and nearly 950

a record high number of animal deaths at san jose animal care and services. s staff and volunteers worried about the future of the animals. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey has a look at the issues at the shelter. >> with the turn of the new year days away, san jose animal care and services staff, partners and volunteers hope it brings a new beginning as well. 2023 is recognized across the board as a harrowing year for the shelter, with jarring overcapacity numbers and tragic animal death statistic. current and former volunteers are concerned about the safety of the animals. it's just terribly, terribly frustrating. >> it's sickening. >> it's so disturbing. >> it makes me so sad that animals are suffering, being euthanized, dying in their kennels when it's unneeded. >> their concern is warranted. as a year end report released by the shelter shows, 426 animals died while in shelter care during the last fiscal year, a five year high compounding this problem was overpopulation in the shelter. some 11,000 animals all year and nearly 950 animals at o

a record high number of animal deaths at san jose animal care and services. concerning trend has staff and volunteers worried about the future of the animals. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey takes a look at the issues at the shelter. reporter with the turn of the new year days away, san jose animal care and services staff, partners and volunteers hope it brings a new beginning as well. >> 2023 is recognized across the board as a harrowing year for the shelter, with jarring overcapacity numbers and tragic animal death statistics. current and former volunteers are concerned about the safety of the animals. it's just terribly, terribly frustrating. >> it's sickening. >> it's so disturbing. it makes me so sad that animals are suffering, being euthanized, dying in their kennels when it's unneeded. >> their concern is warranted as a year end report released by the shelter shows, 426 animals died while in shelter care during the last fiscal year, a five year high. compounding this problem was overpopulation in the shelter. some 11,000 animals all year

a record number, a record high number of animal deaths at san jose animal care and services. the concerning trend has staff and volunteers worried about the future of the animals. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey takes a look at the issues at the shelter. reporter with the turn of the new year days away, san jose animal care and services staff, partners and volunteers hope it brings a new beginning as well. >> 2023 is recognized across the board as a harrowing year for the shelter, with jarring overcapacity numbers and tragic animal death statistics. current and former volunteers are concerned about the safety of the animals. it's just terribly, terribly frustrating. >> it's sickening. it's so disturbing. >> it makes me so sad that animals are suffering. being euthanized, dying in their kennels when it's unneeded. they're concern is warranted as a year end report released by the shelter shows, 426 animals died while in shelter care during the last fiscal year. >> a five year high. compounding this problem was overpopulation in the shelter. some 11,000 animals, a

animals at one time. during the peak, which is more than double operating capacity. city of san jose director of public works matt lesh says the overcrowding forced the shelter to only accept mostly sick and injured animals, and that contributed to the high mortality rate. >> really had some really dire cases of animals that were really this is their last resort, and we're trying to find that bridge. some of them are trying to give a chance. so we're not euthanizing. so our euthanasia numbers were down overall, those animals in those critical challenging states, we had a really positive outcome for many of them. >> kurt and former volunteers, we spoke with tell a different story, highlighting issues with mismanagement regarding the care of the animals and a new rescue policy of focusing more on adoptions than rescues. town cats board of directors member nineveh parker says only a fraction of the animals in the shelter that need to be rescued are available for partners like her group to take in to help reduce capacity and save lives. >> i'm not sure why they decided to move away with

animals at one time. during the peak, which is more than double operating capacity. city of san jose director of public works matt lesh says the overcrowding forced the shelter to only accept mostly sick and injured animals, and that contributed to the high mortality rate. >> really had some really dire cases of animals that were really this is their last resort , and we're trying to find that bridge some of them were trying to give a chance. so we're not euthanizing. so our euthanasia numbers were down. overall, those animals in those critical challenging states, we had a really positive outcome for many of them. >> kurt and former volunteers, we spoke with tell a different story, highlighting issues with mismanagement regarding the care of the animals and a new rescue policy of focusing more on adoptions than rescues. town cats board of directors member nineveh parker says only a fraction of the animals in the shelter that need to be rescued are available for partners, like her group to take in to help reduce capacity and save lives. >> i'm not sure why they decided to move away wi

at the city's animal shelter. the san josehat a study found that 1500 animals died or were euthanized there this past year. sometimes the shelter was filled up with twice its capacity of animals. critics which include shelter volunteers and animal advocates, accused the city of neglecting these animals. the city says it has changed policy to prioritize taking in more sick animals, which is why there was an increase in deaths. >> our time is now. 555 a homeless man in oakland speaking out after his van was stolen with his pet dog inside. jose acenas acenas was going back to his van after a doctor's appointment near eastmont mall, but the van was gone. jose says he has no family, just his dog django, who he's had for ten years. and django is blind. mr. arsenio said he filed a police report, but now, without having his van to get around, it's hard to look for his dog. >> he just wants someone to help him. if they see him out there, please help him because he doesn't have a car to go out and look for him. so if anyone can see him,

field that includes santa clara county supervisor joe simitian and former san jose mayor sam liccardo. all in a day's work. an animal control officer wades in to help a struggling beaver. details on what happened after a passerby realized that beaver needed help. then later tonight on the 10:00 news, budget cuts are coming to san francisco. the positions and committees on the chopping block. plus, governor newsom urging the federal government to require health plan coverage for all forms of contraception. the letter sent to lawmakers. those stories and more this beaver in matadero creek who seemed to be unwell and there the officers found the beaver who appeared to be struggling to stay warm. palo alto animal control says an officer gently put the beaver in a towel before putting it in a crate. and then the animal was taken to palo alto's animal control wildlife center, where it is still receiving treatment. the 49ers are feeling confident after yesterday's decisive win over the eagles, and so is las vegas. right now. every sports book tracked by vegasinsider.com . com has the niners as super bowl favorites. caesars

san jose and 71 at morgan hill. now the futurecast forecast animation shows saturday night storm approaching the bay area, and by sunday we'll see that first wave of rain coming in followed by yet another wave of rain on monday. also on tuesday. finally on wednesday, it'll still be raining, but the system will be weakening a little bit and moving southward as the rain starts to taper off. but we'll be left with some pretty wet weather and rainfall totals over two inches in many burial locations. but here's how the next seven days look. let me back out of your way here. show you tomorrow and saturday. as i mentioned, it'll be nice and mild to warm with record high temperatures possible. unsettled saturday, then on sunday the rain arrives. it'll be wet and gusty and we can expect wet weather all the way through the next four days on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale, the storm intensity will be a level one, but this is going to be significant amount of rainfall and finally tapering off on thursday when the rst day of winter arrives. we'll (♪) (♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volv

san jose and 71 at morgan hill. now the futurecast forecast animation shows saturday night storm approaching the bay area, and by sundayll see that first wave of rain coming in followed by yet another wave of rain on monday. also on tuesday. finally on wednesday, it'll still be raining, but the system will be weakening a little bit and moving southward as the rain starts to taper off. but we'll be left with some pretty wet weather and rainfall totals over two inches in many burial locations. but here's how the next seven days look. let me back out of your way here. show you tomorrow and saturday. as i mentioned, it'll be nice and mild to warm with record high temperatures possible. unsettled saturday, then on sunday the rain arrives. it'll be wet and gusty and we can expect wet weather all the way through the next four days on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale, the storm intensity will be a level one, but this is going to be significant amount of rainfall and finally tapering off on thursday when the first off on thursday when the first day we used to struggle with greasy messes. now, we just freak, wipe, and

up to about 70 at san jose and some other south bay locations. now forecast animationpping ahead to saturday night, notice the first wave of rain coming in on sunday followed by yet another wave of rain on monday. tuesday rain continues, probably some snow in the sierra and on wednesday. finally, we'll see the system that brings the rainfall beginning to weaken and move away from the bay area. here's the accuweather seven day forecast each day of rainy weather next week will rank level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. it's going to be a wet day, a wet day. what week leading into the first day of winter, which is next thursday at 7:27 p.m. east. i should have put st pacific standard time. >> i knew what you meant. yeah, yeah. all right. thanks, spencer. >> okay. the story of the nisei soldiers is one of the most remarkable in us military history. >> and telling that story all over the country in a truly special way has been a passion project for david ono, who's with our sister station in los angeles. >> tell us about the origin of this project. what w

few locations will top out at 60 degrees tomorrow, although san jose is likely to reach that temperature level. and here's our futurecast animation going into early next week. starting tuesday afternoon. our next rain wet weather system will be approaching. they'll start to produce rainfall tuesday night into wednesday through the day wednesday into wednesday night. then we get some clearing on thursday before the next wet weather system arrives on friday afternoon friday evening and that is likely to produce rainfall into saturday. and notice it looks like some a pretty good snowfall may occur over in the sierra from the approaching storms next week. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so for tomorrow, mainly cloudy during the day. maybe some showers again in the afternoon and evening, but we're hoping for some clearing late tomorrow night and it looks like that actually may occur. then on monday, new year's day, sunny start bright skies, high temperatures up to about 60 degrees but cooling down a little bit on tuesday as clouds increase. rainy and breezy with a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scal

san jose and 71 at morgan hill. now take a look at our future cast forecast animation on saturday night. see the first wave of rain approaching. it'll start to push into the bay area on sunday, followed by more rainfall on monday and some cooler air, perhaps some snow over in the sierra. yet more rain on tuesday and into wednesday. and finally that low pressure system that will be our storm. our rainmaker will start to slide eastward southward rather, and take the rain away. but rainfall totals uh- by next thursday evening, going to be pretty significant over two inches likely in santa rosa and in san francisco, inch and a quarter over that four day period down in san jose. so the bay area is going to get a nice little pre winter soaking. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. and of course i say pre winter because it next thursday will be the first day of winter. it starts at 7:27 p.m. pacific standard time. but each of those four days leading up to next thursday we'll have rainfall uh- in the bay area and storm activity at the level one on our exclusive abc seven storm impact scale

san jose headquarters and houston office. crunchyroll subscribers have until next week to claim their share of a privacy violation settlement. the california based animeagreed to pay $16 million to settle a class action lawsuit just a few months ago. the lawsuit accuses the entertainment company of sharing users personal data without their consent, according to the settlement administrator. the settlement will pay $30 to affected users. and california is getting a major boost for its high speed rail project. the state's high speed rail authority is set to receive about $3 billion in federal funding to support the construction of the line in central california. the grant will go towards six electric trains. the construction of a fresno station and the second track of the two line rail. the entire system is expected to cost $128 billion to build, and that is almost $100 billion over the initial estimates. >> all right, pam, time is 651. right back to sal. it looks like everybody's trying to behave for you this morning. >> sal. yeah the fog is back, though. >> i was just joking with steve that yesterday he missed it. there's a little bit of it for him th