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the substance poses a threat to people as well as -- with how biologists there are helping sea lions that have been poison. >> david: well the marine mammal center here has taken in 18 california sea lions that were suffering from demoeic poisoning. rehabilitated at the mammal center were finally healthy enough today to be released back into the wild this evening north of the golden gate bridge. two of them suffered demotic acid poisoning. >> they come in with seizures or very depressed. >> it is a nerve toxin produced by alering i knows. experts aren't sure why we are seeing an increase right now. they have treated 18 sea lions so far this year. >> they get sick by injesting the fish that accumulate the toxin in the fish source that they eat. >> demotic acid can also be dangerous for people. a new health warning was issued saying not to eat -- or if internal organs of crab from monterrey or -- county. this is after another warning eating shell fish from the monterrey and santa cruz areas on the do not eat list due to levels of demotic as i said. >> cooking doesn't kill the toxins so

biologists tell us it is rare to find a sea lion so far inland. he was about 30 pounds under weight. at first his diet was only liquid. and now he is eating five pounds of fish per day. employees say he could return to the wild soon and the mammal center needs the space because they are treating a record 193 animals right now. >>> tonight we have an update on the east bay family's struggle to be at the side of their sick child. there is a way for you to help out the family. we told about you 6-month-old wyatt nick will coulds -- nickels. he needs a heart transplant. his parents live in martinez, more than an hour away and they can't afford to keep making the trip. there is a fund set up to help them. donations can be made at wells fargo to the wyatt nichols fund. >>> one nebraska toddler is back home safely after running away to the promised land of toys. 3-year-old cael ireland managed to sneak out of his lincoln home when his mom was in the bathroom. he walked across the street to a bowling alley and he climbed in the claw arcade game somehow, s

the sea lion was brought to sausalito to recover. biologists say it is rare to find a sea lion so far inland and was 30 pounds underweight and at first the diet consisted only of liquids and now he is eating five pounds of fish a day. the mammal from is treating 193 animals right now action record. >> an old guy is getting a brand new home, the museum of natural history in washington, dc, will have the fossil of a t recommend, found in 1988, part of the most complete skeleton found. renovations will take five years and the smithsonian sign add 50 -- signed a 50 year lease. >> a puppy in missouri is safe after falling down a storm drain. firefighters in stimulus spent three hours trying to save the two-month-old chihuahua named "storm," and crews pump water in the hole to get him to float to the top. they wrapped him in a warm blanket and his owner says that she was walking storm yesterday and he tried to jump over the open drain and fell in. now he is okay. >> indeed. >> san francisco is bracing for a holiday this week, not easter, t

. >> a nonprofit group right now is caring for nearly 200 seals and sea lions. you think that number is high, you're right. we'll tell you coming up. >>> want to take you back to our breaking news from the top of this newscast where it is getting dark right now. the search is for a woman who disappeared earlier this afternoon. the father reported her missing around 2:30 this afternoon noon. county officials say she was last seen near the mountain home inn. it's a second one who's disappeared in the last few weeks. you can see right now that the search is underway. the woman was reported missing at 2:33. the issue is that where she was reported missing is not far from where the 33-year-old was last seen on march 30th. she desz appeared and her photo was circulated. the search continues as the situation continues to get dpark. >> seals and sea lions continue showing up at a record pace this year. they've already got more animals than in their 40-year history. chase, what's the exact problem here? >> raj, there are three things going on. first of all, this is just

biologists tell us it is rare to find a sea lion so far inland. he was about 30 pounds under weight. at first his diet was only liquid. and now he is eating five pounds of fish per day. employees say he could return to the wild soon and the mammal center needs the space because they are treating a record 193 animals right now. >>> tonight we have an update on the east bay family's struggle to be at the side of their sick child. there is a way for you to help out the family. we told about you 6-month-old wyatt nick will coulds -- nickels. he needs a heart transplant. his parents live in martinez, more than an hour away and they can't afford to keep making the trip. there is a fund set up to help them. donations can be made at wells fargo to the wyatt nichols fund. >>> one nebraska toddler is back home safely after running away to the promised land of toys. 3-year-old cael ireland managed to sneak out of his lincoln home when his mom was in the bathroom. he walked across the street to a bowling alley and he climbed in the claw arcade game somehow, s

the sea lion nicknamed hoppie was found in the san joaquin river malnourished with deep scars on his back and was unable to get back into the pacific ocean. >> hoppie was found 100 miles from the coastline in los banos. >> long way from home. once he is fattened up, hoppie should be released back into the ocean in six weeks. has a ways to go. >>> in portland they are flushing 38 million gallons of drinking water all because of a teenager who urinated in the reservoir. a surveillance camera caught the 19-year-old in the act. he is seen relieving himself through a fence as his friends waited behind him. now, all three were cited. the reservoir is now offline for water quality tests but the plan is still to dump it all just in case. >>> it is 4:56. and hope is fading off the coast of south korea as the chances of finding survivors on a sinking ferry get smaller. coming up, the difficulty rescuers are facing this morning. >> reporter: we're live in redwood city, one person dead another injured after a boating accident. we'll tell you what the coast guard is saying. ,, ♪ at kaiser permane

on friday afternoon, seven rescues and now fully recovered sea lions got to, once again, experience thed his way this time. >> for "cbs this morning: saturday" saturday". >>> google x is center sounds secretive enough. it is. google x is the top secret lab where the company strives world-changing invasion. it has been completely off limit to journalists until now. tom is an editor at large at fast company, a business magazine. his latest story is the truth about google x an exclusive look behind the secretive labs door. here to tell us is john. good morning. >> you've been to the future and now you're back. >> i have. i've survived. >> tell us about the lab. what is happening there? >> it's a couple of buildings on the google campus. google has quite a few buildings. from the outside there's no markings. they try keep it hush hush. they don't talk about what they're working on. we know a few product that come out the lab. google class, contact lenses that measure gluecose and the self-driving cars. inside it looks like a regular technology building but what is different, i think, the pe

. >>> sea lions in distress. why more of them than ever are ending up in rehab. >> the milestone in the road to recovery for a bay area boy who almost died after sudden bleeding in his brain. >> everything looking good right through the easter weekend in the weather department but then it will be time fora cool change as we look live -- then it will be time for a cool change as we look live at the embarcadero. details coming up. >> the poisonous new predator spotted off the pacific coast. female announcer: it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event. get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ discovery inside a woman's g during a security check. ound an 8-and-a-ha >>> tsa agents made a businesses soar discovery inside a w

they trapped the sea lion. marine experts said hoppie was underweight and malnourished but is now eating well and gaining strength. >>> could the movie crews dres up robin williams be headed back to the bay area? a mrs. doubtfire sequel possibly in the works. >>> after a big three-day run, a number of quarterly earnings reports from companies, stocks fluctuating a little bit on this thursday. still some green on the board. dow right now is up a little over 20 points. s&p 500 and nasdaq showing positive signs. >>> a woman has filed a class action lawsuit against pier one imports saying she was forced to take unpaid lead because she was pregnant. she works in south san jose and says her doctor told her not to climb ladders or lift anything more than 15 pounds. castleman says the store responded by putting her on light duty for 8 weeks, then forcing her to take unpaid leave months before her due date. >> shocked and hurt because i've been such a loyal, dedicated employee for that company for two years. i figured t

biologists tell us it is rare to find a sea lion so far inland. he was about 30 pounds under weight. at first his diet was only liquid. and now he is eating five pounds of fish per day. employees say he could return to the wild soon and the mammal center needs the space because they are treating a record 193 animals right now. >>> tonight we have an update on the east bay family's struggle to be at the side of their sick child. there is a way for you to help out the family. we told about you 6-month-old wyatt nick will coulds -- nickels. he needs a heart transplant. his parents live in martinez, more than an hour away and they can't afford to keep making the trip. there is a fund set up to help them. donations can be made at wells fargo to the wyatt nichols fund. >>> one nebraska toddler is back home safely after running away to the promised land of toys. 3-year-old cael ireland managed to sneak out of his lincoln home when his mom was in the bathroom. he walked across the street to a bowling alley and he climbed in the claw arcade game somehow, s

workers hope the sea lion had eventually be returned to the wild.t this point it's unclear why hoppy left the water and hopped such a long way. >>> last night's dodgers giants game didn't finish until early this morning. our sports director mark ibanez is up next to tell us who was the hero right there at the end. >>> an endurance runner who began a cross country run in san francisco just ran across the dumbarton bridge. with encouragement, jessica goldman began what she hopes will be a record breaking run across america. she's also raising money for people suffering from brain injuries with a goal of $5 for every mile she runs. she says that her training as a massage therapist will come in handy. >> i do know how to work on myself, so you know, pretty much at the end of every day i'm working on my i. t. bands and loosening up my various muscles that could become problems. >> got to work on those i. t. bands. goldman had company for the first few miles, but will be doing the trip by herself with a stroller stocked full of food, music, camping gear a

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i think we'll see quite a few of the sea lions sunbathing in san francisco. you can check them out and the giants. dodgers versus giants, third game of the series. first pitch 12:45 and wind will likely play a factor and could pick up that ball and could carry it out towards mccovey cove. we're looking good there. temperatures else where will hit the mid-70s inland for today. 75 degrees in the south bay and peninsula at 73 and we'll hit about 78 degrees out in the east bay. meanwhile, 65 degrees is the high in san francisco. let's check your drive across the bay area. big bay area, but he has you covered. >> it is the big bay area. the bay bridge, we're picking up the volume, christina, not a big concern. typical pattern here at 5:26. let's look at the maps and we have one crash reported southbound 880 at dixon landing road. sounds like everything is moving out of the lanes and chp has not yet confirmed that. the speeds has maintained at the limit over the last five minutes, though. over here, 280 has maintained a little slower drive through cupertino. so, i

. >>> plus a wayward sea lion ends up in the middle of an almond orchard in modesto. new details as investigators try to figure out how it got so far inland. >>> now, taking you to santa clara and looking at levi's stadium. traffic out there this morning nice sunrise behind it. we'll be right back. >>> got a story for nbc bay area investigative unit? call the tipline at 1-888-996-tips. or e-mail us at theunit@nbcb theunit@nbcbayarea.com. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard from the makers of frontline® plus it's the only chew that kills both fleas and american dog ticks. vets recommend it, and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline® plus. >>> welcome back now, taking a live look at mccovey cove this morning.

: several sea lions were released back in the wild this evening north of the golden gate bridge.them suffered acid poisoning. >> they come in either seizuring or very depressed after they've been affected by the toxin. >> reporter: the acid is a toxin and occursal naturally sal -- occurs naturally from time to time. >> they get sick by ingesting the fish that accumulate the toxin in the fish source that they eat. >> reporter: demoick acid can also be dangerous even deadly for people. a warning went out to not ingest any recreationally caught shellfish due to dangerous levels of demoick acids after testing. >> cooking does not kill the toxin. so there's nothing the consumer can do to make it safe as far as contamination with the demoick acid. >> reporter: there's no reports of people getting sick and also that there's very carefully monitoring of seafood that gets into the market. cara liu, ktvu. >>> happy friday night. we have clouds out there now. we have a system moving to the south of us brought many clouds and dropped temperatures to 70 degrees. tomorrow like today that means

ktvu's cara liu is live with how they are helping sea lions that may be poisoned by their food. >> hereterey bay area that have been suffering from poisepenning. they have been taken -- poisoning. they have been taken care of here and rehabilitated. two are set to be released an hour from now. it is a nerve poison that occurs from time to time because of algae that is part of the food chain. >> they come in seizuring or depressed after they have been effected. >> reporter: how are they getting sick? >> they get sick by ingesting the fish that accumulate the toxin in the fish source they eat. >> reporter: the same can be dangerous and deadly for people. a warning was issued by the health department this week advising people not to eat commercially anchovies or sardines. this is in addition to another warning not to eat shell fish from monterey and santa cruz areas due to dangerous levels of the acid found during sampling. officials said there have been no reports of people getting sick and there is careful monitoring about all the seafood that gets into the market place. live, cara liu,

: several sea lions were released back in the wild this evening north of the golden gate bridge.them suffered acid poisoning. >> they come in either seizuring or very depressed after they've been affected by the toxin. >> reporter: the acid is a toxin and occursal naturally sal -- occurs naturally from time to time. >> they get sick by ingesting the fish that accumulate the toxin in the fish source that they eat. >> reporter: demoick acid can also be dangerous even deadly for people. a warning went out to not ingest any recreationally caught shellfish due to dangerous levels of demoick acids after testing. >> cooking does not kill the toxin. so there's nothing the consumer can do to make it safe as far as contamination with the demoick acid. >> reporter: there's no reports of people getting sick and also that there's very carefully monitoring of seafood that gets into the market. cara liu, ktvu. >>> happy friday night. we have clouds out there now. we have a system moving to the south of us brought many clouds and dropped temperatures to 70 degrees. tomorrow like today that means

the dentist the seas are devouring the local fish population and destroying coral reefs because lion fish have no natural predators the government of these is trying to encourage people to hunt and eat them. again diners to countdown to fix that. armed with a well of toxic spines is proving tricky new new. i am the carribean sea off the coast of central america the belize barrier reef stretches more than two hundred fifty km and is the second largest wheat system in the world protected ecosystem is a unesco world heritage site and home to hundreds of species of fish. the more recent arrival is the line native to the waters off fiji and australia. his income earners breeding at a rapid rate may care of the unseen and threatening the fragile ecological balance as a result. my offense that the durations of the sites they basically are indiscriminately this they were just eats anything they come across and they have this nation's refugee with special ed and recognize the way they haul but with that dance class that huge help them out of some provisions side and say these things in the ca

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. >>> a wounded sea lion pup is far from home. he's at the marine mammal center, this is hoppe, he was found with deep scars on his back, a long way from the pacific, staffers believe he swam up the river and couldn't get back. >> he was found 100-miles from the coastline. >> being nursed back to health, once fat ebbed up he -- fat ebbed up he will be released back in the ocean. >> the weather has been absolutely spectacular. >> beautiful today. >> give me the bad news. >> it's not bad news. it will be nice through easter. >> that's good news. >> we go outside, we have clear skies, wish we had skies like this the night of the total eclipse. there will be another one in october. tonight is nice and mild, temperature still in concord up to 60 degrees, san jose, 57 in the city. today 82 in fairfield and 82 at the marin civic center. tomorrow morning no problem. sunny skies and temperature mostly in the low 50s. we'll go north from there up to 77 degrees inland. 73 around the bay and at the coastline 63 degrees. out in the water tomor

. >>> an injured sea lion pup is being nursed back to health at the marine mammal center in sausalitoion nicknamed hoppie apparently swam nearly 100 miles up the san joaquin river and was malnourished, had deep scars on his back and was unable to get back to the pacific ocean. >> hoppie was found 100 miles from the coastline in los banos. >> once he is fattened up, hoppie should be released back to the ocean in about six weeks. >>> the city of portland, oregon is flushing 38 million gallons of its drinking water because a teenager urinated into the reservoir. >> well, surveillance cameras caught the 19-year-old in the act and he is seen relieving himself through a fence as his friends waited behind him all three cited. the reservoir is now offline for water quality tests but the plan is to still dump it all just in case. >> seems to me they can purify that water but what do i know? >>> 5:55. next half hour coming up a fire destroys a building in san jose. investigators bring the dogs out to search for human remains. >> hope is fading off the coast of south korea as the chances of find

the sea lion nicknamed hoppie was found in the san joaquin river way up the river. he was malnourished and had deep scars on his back and couldn't get back into the pacific ocean. >> hoppie was found 100 miles from the coastline in los banos. >> once hoppie is fattened up, he should be released back into the ocean. that's expected to happen, oh, in about six weeks or so. >>> time now is 6:09. robin williams set to reprise one of his famous roles. the sequel that will have the bay area native dressing like a woman again. there he is. >> this is a textbook of sort except it's real. >> learning leaps off the pages and into the skies. one local high school's state- of-the-art planetarium next. >> starting out mostly clear but some clouds are gathering near the coastline. maybe some rain in the forecast, too. we'll tell you when coming up. >> looking at your east bay travel times so far this morning, that westbound 580 is still a bear after that earlier crash in livermore. full look at your morning drive to work but first we want to know what drives you crazy during your

so we rushed her over to the animal hospital where the doctor, a sea lion specialist, she plated the leg to where the two fractures fused back together. >> after that surgery, getting this girl pack on her feet was a challenge. for eight week, staff here at the wild life center of silicon valley had to give this wild cat a daily dose of anti biotics and pain meditation. >> pretty difficult to deal with, to say the least. she is an adult bob cat. >> feisty and ready for a second chance. >> she can hunt, she can hide, run, climb. everything that a wild bob cat does. so we feel that she is ready to go. >> that bob cat is set to be relayed at 5:30. >>> let's go back to -- relayed at 5:30. >>> firefighters working to put out massive fire at an apartment building. we know one man ran out of the building with his cat. he is okay. we do not have any reports anyone was actually injured. this fire started just before 5:00 at the building at 87 delores street near 14th. this is live chopper view. it appears that fire is mostly out. fire crews still surveilling the scene. we do have a reporter o

. >> axelrod: and how did this sea lion pup end up in an orchard 100 miles from the pacific? danielle nottingham explores the mystery of hoppie. captioning sponsored by cbs

re >> pam: a lost sea lion pup is getting some much needed t-l-c with hopes of returning him to the wildst month by ranch workers hopping through an almond orchard about a mile from the san joaquin river. >> pam: volunteers took the pup to the marine mammal center in sausalito with other sea lions where he's being fattened up and now weights about 36 pounds. >> pam: that's him in middle. >> pam: wildlife officials don't know why the pop hopped away so far from the river but hope to release him back to the wild. >> pam: the easter bunny arrived at family house this afternoon.and brought easter baskets and gifts for the children receiving treatment for cancer at u-c- s-f hospital. >> pam: for years bobby thomas has acted as the easter bunny. he's raised money and provided gifts for the children and families staying at family house. my primary objective is to make the kids so excited that they forget they're sick, so everybody i've experienced smiles. that smile's what energizes me, it's fantastic. >> pam: he also put the kids in fire trucks and introduced them to san francisco's horsethis

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. >>> now, to the story of a small sea lion pup called hoppy.s found in an almond orchard in california's central valley. >> that's about 100 miles from the ocean and a mile from the nearest river. no one knows how hoppy got there. he's being treated at the marine mammal center. the hope is to have him gain weight before returning him to the wild. >> interesting. how did that happen? >> a long ways away from water. >> whatever happened, hopefully it's going somewhere it can be healthy. >> absolutely. hoppy will be happy. >>> in sports, the nba playoffs begin saturday. >> first, there was the small matter of ending the regular season. get the details from the guys at espn. >> good morning, america. he's jay harris. i'm neil everett. this is the bristol "sportscenter" set. the actual "sportscenter" set. we're all fired up because they talk about the piston bad boys. it's kevin durant against the pistons right now. >> and k.d. did some work. the regular season finale. first quarter, thunder down two. durant slicing in the lane. throwing it down. ta

. >>> then at 6:00, they've never seen this many sick sea lions before. the marine mammal center here in the bay area is overflowing. we found out what's going wrong in our local waters. that's new at 6:00. >>> new details tonight involving the tour bus crash that killed ten people and injured dozens more. the chp spent the afternoon reenacting that collision between the bus and that fedex truck. both vehicles had black boxlike data recorders on board, but they were so badly burned in the accident, they may not be usable. today investigators used a full-size tour bus and a fedex truck at the crash site on i-5. in addition, we're learning for the first time hearing the 911 recordings following that accident. nbc bay area's patrick healey is live in orland. patrick, investigators were able to find any answers today at all? >> reporter: well, jessica and raj, they did do a lot of testing at this location right behind us. this is where the collision happened during this hour exactly one week ago. they took measurements. it will be a while before we find out t

. >>> a sea lion pup safe with an animal rescue group after he was discovered in an orchid. wildlife officials say when they finally coaxed him into a cage, he was so tired, he just fell asleep. he was found earlier this week near modesto, about a mile from the san joaquin river. he's now recovering at the marine mammal center in sausalito. he was malnourished and a little banged up, but should make a full recovery. and when he does, they hope to return him to the wild. >> you hear about that. >> sometimes they get into canals and make their way to the central valley. >> they just got lost there. he's in a good place now, luckily. >>> a perfect game, hard for the pros. coming up, wait until you hear about the age of the latest person to pitch perfectly for nine innings. >>> 11:27. a perfect game in baseball is a huge feat at any age, especially for a little leaguer. >> not only did 12-year-old noah leonard from trenton, massachusetts, throw a perfect game, all 18 outs were strikeouts. >> get out! >> right? >> noah didn't even realize it was happening until the last two batte

navy's marine mammal unit will be deployed to the black sea where american, dolphins and sea lions could meet their russian counterparts. for two weeks they will be conducting nato exercises. the dolphins are testing a new anti-radar system. they are in charge of the dinner reservations. at the same time, russia's own soldiers are expected to be patrolling the black sea too. anyway, we have tape of an american dolphin in between missions. >> they train hard, they play hard. that's how it, would. >> that's how cheap the mexican bands are. >> liz, are we replacing the cold war with the wet war? >> i hope this works. imagine if dolphins is what brings two world powers that have been rivaling since the cold war and if this brings them together. it would be like dolphin diplomacy. >> i go to you because you are a serious journalist and i want your take. how concerned should we be about russian and u.s. dolphins turning on their masters? >> first of all i know a guy that works on this program and they were training ducks, pigs, goats and ponies. they talk about armor, dolphin armor. does that

. >>> and we have an update on the sea lion born found upstream in the ocean back in march.e is hoppy. he was found malnourished in the river near modesto. the marine ma'am am center rescued him. they say he's recovering and nine pounds heavy. they say once he's healthy enough he will be put pack in the ocean. >>> still ahead, they are your furry family friends but they can also make you sick. the diseases that your pet can pass onto you. >>> a pregnant woman said she was asked to leave her gym because of her baby bump. those stories coming up at the end of this newscast. >>> and next in sports. it's e-mail friday as gary and his lovely wife respond to the viewers including one that says that gary should have stayed in miami and not come home. >>> and jim harbaugh sounds off on the colin kaepernick situation in miami. gary has that and all of the sports -- next. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the

fish, sea lions, birds, they all ingest this junk thinking it might be food. >> i hear there's talk abouteces from the aircraft. there are 300,000 plus pieces of trash already there. >> reporter: the indian ocean gyre isn't the one that exists. there are two in the pacific and one in the atlantic. they bounce off the southern continents and create a vortex of swirling water that brings debris to the center of the indian ocean. keep in mind the entire united states is just under 4 million square miles. this garbage patch isn't just huge on the move traveling a half mile-per-hour or 12 miles per day. it may be carrying parts of the plane with it. >> it's moved away from the crash site, 50 to 150 miles by now. it's dispersed as well joining the background of other debris. >> reporter: leaving search teams to play catch-up as they try to track down flight 370. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> one of the more remarkable pieces of information that may emerge from that issue, ocean gyres is what those gyres actually do to bigger pieces of debris. they don't just hide them, they could destroy them.

the marine mammal center says wrong way sea lions get here vilve the river. >>> the next couple days across the bay areas let's get to the dodgers and giants. first pitch 7:15. back behind me, our live center field camera. you can see the sun's rays are still out in the outfield. but by the time first pitch gets going, we think a lot of that light will be diminished. winds out of the southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. the south bay is clear, averaging 74. across the peninsula, if you're doing any traveling across 101 or 280, you can see the camera shaking around. we're getting the marine layer building up slowly. so that is kicking up some winds. the other thing we're noting across the east bay, check out how beautiful it is. some cirrus clouds throughout the higher elevations and winds out of the south at 12 miles per hour. that southerly wind importing just a little bit of humidity for today. as we head through thursday we do have some notable changes. the biggest thing your eye's going to focus in on, instead of 80s, it's going to be cooling off into the 70s. still very comforta

videotaping the whale was a thrill but the view from the golden gate bridge is spectacular, dolphins and sea lions all traverse the golden gate bridge right now. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more of california's coast may be protected as a marine sanctuary. the plan announced today by u.s. national oceanic and atmospheric administration could double the size off the northern california coast. the boundaries would expand by 2700 square miles. the move would restrict the movements of ships, aircraft and jet skis and close to oil and gas exploration. >>> the oyster company launched its find bid for survival. they filed a request to the supreme court. the case has been rejected three times by federal judges. the company is challenging a decision not to renew federal permit that would allow it to remain open. the court said they lack jurisdiction to review the decision. >>> developing news out of oakland airport. a strange and dangerous find at security. ktvu's tom vacar is live at the airport. this volves a weapon unsealed in food. >> reporter: great work by tsa agents. a disguised knife in a

. >> a lot of sea lions out there, we're checking out everything. >> reporter: firefighters say they tried to comfort the victim's family and their thoughts are with them tonight. the man rushed to the hospital was in critical condition. the coast guard has been searching a five mile span all the way up to the golden gate bridge. they also plan to resume search efforts at first light. cara liu, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> now details on that stabbing rampage at that high school outside of pittsburgh today. a 16-year-old boy stabbed or slashed 20 students and a security officer with two kitchen knives. he was finally tackled, stopped, and arrested. now the 16-year-old suspect is being charged as an adult. here is alex hribal being led to a police car, while handcuffed and wearing a hospital gown. he is facing four counts of attempted murder, and 21 counts of aggravated assault. the district attorney says the teenager made comments that he wanted to die. meanwhile, a dozen fbi agents were seen at his home, searching for any clues as to a possible motive. this attack could have been even

. >> a lot of sea lions out there, we're checking out everything. >> reporter: firefighters say they tried to comfort the victim's family and their thoughts are with them tonight. the man rushed to the hospital was in critical condition. the coast guard has been searching a five mile span all the way up to the golden gate bridge. they also plan to resume search efforts at first light. cara liu, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> now details on that stabbing rampage at that high school outside of pittsburgh today. a 16-year-old boy stabbed or slashed 20 students and a security officer with two kitchen knives. he was finally tackled, stopped, and arrested. now the 16-year-old suspect is being charged as an adult. here is alex hribal being led to a police car, while handcuffed and wearing a hospital gown. he is facing four counts of attempted murder, and 21 counts of aggravated assault. the district attorney says the teenager made comments that he wanted to die. meanwhile, a dozen fbi agents were seen at his home, searching for any clues as to a possible motive. this attack could have been even

the view going in to the golden gate bridge is spectacular routinely, that dolphins, porpoises and sea lions are all traversing the golden gate right now. john fowler, channel 2 news. >>> another nice day out there. fairfield today was 80 degrees. high temperatures tomorrow a lot like these. not a big change as we head in to your bay area tuesday. foggy little clouds tomorrow when you wake up. there will be a lot pushing across the bay in to oakland and berkeley. in the afternoon temperatures begin to warm, but not hot. 80s pushed further south and east. lots of 70s. a couple low 80s. a lot like today. when i come back at 10:30 we'll talk about the lunar eclipse and your opportunity for seeing it. a lot of clouds outside right now. a lot of fog at the coast. i'll give you a breakdown on the best areas to see it. >>> cal fire today started hiring additional seasonal firefighters months earlier than usual. a spokesman said almost 100 firefighters will be hired to staff locations from shasta to santa cruz counties. it's been an active year so far for cal fire. since january 1st they've been cal

the view going in to the golden gate bridge is spectacular routinely, that dolphins, porpoises and sea lions are all traversing the golden gate right now. john fowler, channel 2 news. >>> another nice day out there. fairfield today was 80 degrees. high temperatures tomorrow a lot like these. not a big change as we head in to your bay area tuesday. foggy little clouds tomorrow when you wake up. there will be a lot pushing across the bay in to oakland and berkeley. in the afternoon temperatures begin to warm, but not hot. 80s pushed further south and east. lots of 70s. a couple low 80s. a lot like today. when i come back at 10:30 we'll talk about the lunar eclipse and your opportunity for seeing it. a lot of clouds outside right now. a lot of fog at the coast. i'll give you a breakdown on the best areas to see it. >>> cal fire today started hiring additional seasonal firefighters months earlier than usual. a spokesman said almost 100 firefighters will be hired to staff locations from shasta to santa cruz counties. it's been an active year so far for cal fire. since january 1st they've been cal

fish, sea lions, birds, they all ingest this junk thinking it might be food. >> you know, i hear this talk about there being 300-plus pieces from the aircraft. there are 300,000 plus pieces of trash already there. >> reporter: the indian ocean gyre is not the only one that exists, there are also two in the pacific and two in the atlantic. they form when ocean currents bounce off the continents and create a vortex of swirling water, which pulls the debris from the shores to the center of the ocean. the gyre in the indian ocean is thought to be about 2 million square miles. keep in mind the entire united states is just under 4 million square miles. and this garbage patch is not just huge, it is on the move, traveling about half a mile per hour or about 12 miles per day and it may be carrying parts of the plane with it. >> it has moved away from the crash site, moved 150 miles by now. and it dispersed, as well. and it is joining background of other debris. >> reporter: leaving the search planes to try to catch up. randi kaye, cnn. >> and we have a short break coming up, set your dvr so y

fish, sea lions, birds, they all ingest this junk, thinking it might be food. >> you know, i hear thisk about there being 300-plus pieces from the aircraft. there are 300,000-plus pieces of trash already there. >> reporter: the indian ocean gyre are anot the only ones there, they are elsewhere, forming when there is a vortex of swirling water, which pulls them into the center of the indian ocean. the gyre is thought to be about 2 million square miles, the united states is just under 4 million square miles. and this garbage is not still, it travels about half a mile per hour or about 12 miles per day and it may be carrying parts of the plane with it. >> it has moved away from the crash site, moved to maybe 50 to 100 miles by now and dispersed as well. it is joining the background of other debris. >> reporter: leaving search teams to play catchup as they try to track down flight 370. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> what a mess, coming up, the latest from ukraine, secretary of state john kerry and his ukrainian count erpart meeting. and easing tensions, we'll have more on the plan on how t

fish, sea lions, birds, they ingest this junk thinking it might be food. >> i heard about there being 300,000-police pusz in the aircraft. there are -- 300,000-plus pieces in the aircraft. there are more. >> there are two in the pacific and two in the atlantic. they form when ocean currents bounce off the continents and create a vortex of swirling water which pulls debris from the shores to the center of the ocean. the geyer is thought to be two million square miles. keep in mind, the entire united states is under four million square miles. and this garbage patch isn't just huge, it's on the move. tramping about half a mile per hair or about 1 miles per day. and -- 12 miles per day. and it may be carrying parts of the plane with it. >> it's moved away from the crash site, maybe 150 miles by now. it's dispersed, as well. it's joining the background of other debris. >> reporter: leaving search teams to play catchup as they try to track down flight 370. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> we'll take a short break. set your dvr so you never miss "360." next, an up-close look at the new tools t

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