one female has a tracking device to provide information on why hundreds of sea lions seem to be starving. >> the attitude of a survivor and to see her get through this and be back out there now and be a scientist at sea for us this is what we have been working towards. >> in a normal year rescue crews save about 200 sea lions but so far this year, they have helped about 800 and not just due to the oil spill. there's apparently been a disruption in their food supply possibly due to changes in water temperature. >>> they had a lot of dead birds washing up on stinson beach because the water is very warm offshore. their source of food is moved farther offshore. there were dozens of birds dead off stinson so things are happening out there. right now at the golden gate bridge, clear skies, and the numbers are warm. it's about 11 degrees warmer today than it was yesterday. so the heat is on in the bay area. 94 concord right now. san francisco 79. san jose 86. and in santa rosa 94 degrees. and here's what's happening. high pressure is building in from the eastern pacific. that means near record

killing more than a hundred sea lions. scue team found 62 alive. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: today was finally time to return the last of them to the water. it was kind of a media mess as we tried to help coral them. >> don't come to me. >> reporter: finally they were home. >> he look more like me boogie boarding than a sea lie. >> reporter: it's tough for the rescue crews who are used to saving to hundred sea lions a year. so far they've held 800 this year including these female. >> collar 769. >> with that tracker on her. >> when she's stranded on the beach, she weighed 10.5 kilos that's almost down to birth weight. now, her tracking device will provide valuable information about why hundreds of sea lions are starving and needing these res rescuers help. >> she had the attitude of a survivor and to see her get through this and be back out there now and ab scientist at sea for us, this is what we have been working towards. >> reporter: towards unforge unforgettable, important momen moments. in impure ya'll beach, abby

temperatures a little bit, and then mild weather, first day of fall, there it is on wednesday. >>> well, sea lions who were sickened by a summer oil spill have now been returned to the wild. >> sea world released seven of them on friday. four months ago a spill near santa barbara killed more than 100 sea lions, but the rescue team found 62 alive, and yesterday, look at them go, it was time to return the last of them to the ocean. now, one female has a tracking device to provide information on why hundreds of sea lions seem to be starving. >> she had the attitude of a survivor, and to see her get through this and be back out there now and be a scientist at sea for us, this is what we've been working towards. >> in a normal year rescue crews save about 200 sea lions, but so far this year they've helped about 800, and that's not just due to the oil spill. there's apparently been a disruption in their food supply, possibly due to changes in water temperatures. >>> we have got a new friend in studio this morning, precious. she knows her name. she's looking at me. she lives up to her name as well. well.

>>will tran: just four months ago you might recall will cover the waters more than 100 sea lions wereescue team from 6 to the were still alive after announcing the back to help the roof finally ready to release them to the wild guest today the for is an attractive buys on to learn what hundreds the sea lions are starving is been a tough year for rescue crews the year to seven about 200 sea lines every year so far this year that 800 sea lions. >>will tran: welcome back taking a look a lot of the outside at the golden gate bridge the golden gate this morning this is a shot from sfo. >>anny hong: if it is looking at one time conditions ally of the sfo and we have no problem for the flights arriving in oakland and san does the airport good morning where nice cool 55 degrees right now 7 is by 10:00 this morning temperatures warmed up quickly by lunchtime mid to upper 80s already expected 94 at 2:00 p.m. still looking into these by 6:00 this evening in the '80s and in a clock looking at north brae is fighting to moscow our tomorrow is how is the we could challenge the new rector's one of th

>> jimmy: sea lion. >> steve: oh, sea lion. oh, "a", sea lion. oh, i see. was it a sea lion? got it. thank you. >> jimmy: yeah, no problem. >> steve: "b", horse? or "c", penguin? >> it's got to be a horse. >> steve: is that your final answer? >> yes. >> steve: oh, that is wrong. it is a penguin! jimmy wins! kyle mcadams and lisa armstrong! >> jimmy: hi! puppy. >> oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: hi, buddy. they smell like puppies. >> they do. they do. >> jimmy: they smell like puppies. oh my gosh, guys. you're so much better than those other puppies. >> oh, my god. [ laughter ] >> steve: all right, jimmy, this question is for you. >> oh, my god. >> steve: which of these recording artists does not have a species of wasp named after [ laughter ] which of these recording artists does not have a species of wasp named after them? is it "a", shakira? "b", madonna? or "c", lady gaga? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think it's gaga. >> steve: "c", lady gaga. it's wasp. >> i didn't understand the question. >> jimmy: madonna could be a a name of a wasp. >> steve: two of these people have wasps names af

. >>> and sea lions rescued by sea world have just been released back in to the wild. about four months ago oil covered the waters. the disaster killed more than 100 sea lions but the rescue team found 62 alive and yesterday the group released the last of them to the water. one of the rescuers described it as a moment she will never forget. >> this is the goal. this is the moment forays. animals that couldn't pick up their head when they stranded. you could see their ribs, spine, hips and now all you see is you -- you see a little bit of blubber going down the beach. >> they say that its been a busy year and they saved about 200 a year but this year they have helped 800. >>> for the 12th time this year officials have found a ra bid bat in alameda county. someone pick it -- picked it up. it was tested found rabies. the results came back positive. rabies is a potentially deadly disease. it's spread through salivia. anyone who touched the bat could now be infected. if you think you are affected get to a doctor right away. >>> want to update you because we just got a word

these sea lions in san francisco decided to have their own little version of a dance battle. you can see him kind of like dancing around on there by himself. then all of a sudden here comes another male. >> you got served! >> you see the way he's moving. it's not the normal attack. it's like this weird little dance and then finally pushes him off. >> when the bigger one jumped up there, he did his move. he's, like, fist drop. >> the smaller one actually won and was the one doing the dance moves. other one is actually being aggressive. yeah, dance off. >> it's a cross between a boy battle and sumo wrestling. >> now we're going to go into a different type of battle. this video comes out of india. you'll see this much smaller bull going head to head against a much bigger bull. >> it's like practice with his son. kind of like going out and playing catch, maybe. that's a good boy. come on. >> according to these guys, the smaller one's actually challenging the bigger bull. and he's holding his ground. >> so what ends up happening? does anybody win? >> no, they just kind of peter ou

. >>> seals, sea lions, and the coast. that's next. >> and america's student loan crisis. new at 6:00, 7 on your side's michael finney with a warning about the >>> a water main break in san francisco. we captured this video of two workers shortly after the leak was located in the glen park neighborhood. we are told the leak was in the eight inch main installed about 1973. no word yet on how much water was lost, but it did cause quite a puddle downhill. >>> a san francisco supervisor wants subway tunnels running throughout san francisco. today scott weiner introduced legislation that would set up a subway master plan. forces the city to always have a subway system under construction continuing the work of the current project, the central subway. weiner believes it will be a necessary with the booming population and ongoing traffic problems in the city. the plan does not outline how it would be paid for. >>> for the second day in a row, the bay area was rattled by a small earthquake. a 2.6 magnitude quake hit near nevada at 8:30 this morning. that's not far from where a quak

also say the noise could affect sea lions, seals. the meeting is scheduled for 1 this afternoon the he ferry building. >>> newest underway to make the bay area aware of rising sea levels. conservation development and conservation commission put out a form called sink or swim. sea levels, including san francisco bay rise over three feet over the next 100 years, virtually wiping out coastal cities worldwide. >>> san francisco police asking for the public's help solving the murder. jordan mckay was shot riding his bike in san francisco. he went from house to louse house looking for -- house to house looking for help before dieing in a doorway. today mckay's parents and police hold a news conference about police. se $5,000 reward -- $75,000 reward being offered. >>> treasured relic stole p n from a stolen from a san francisco church. gold plated cross containing a bone of st. anthony was stolen and three gold and silver chal isz and a guitar. but the church says the cross is is the most valuable and sentimental. >> it's a bone so it's ver

. >>> sea lion in new zealand is getting an awful lot of attention. >> he is especially large this sea. take a look the at big guy hanging out on the beach there. he is attract ago lot of onlookers so to keep people at bay police are trained a nearby surveillance camera on the seal. >> people seem to be getting quite close to it, and they might be unaware of how fast these things can move and so he would just, give people a reminder just to move back. >> well, seal has been on the beach for several days, that has led to speculation about the seal's health. so hopefully they can check in on it. we will >>> fans are remembering the the life of baseball great, yogi berra. >> hall of fame new york yankees catcher died at 90 today at an assist ted living facility where he has live since 2012. cbs this morning anchor charlie rose takes a look at his captivating life both on and off the field. >> it is not over until it is over. >> reporter: yogi berra had a quick witt and a even quicker bat. it was berra's unique spin on the english language combined with his brilliant play on the field that

he confessed to shooting kate but said he was shooting at sea lions and had no intention of hurting her. a few days later he changed his story saying the gun went off accidental. >> every word that comes out of your mouth is going to come back to haunt you. if you say something once and say something totally inconsistent a second time it's devastating to your case. >> they believe the prosecution has a pretty strong case. >>> police are asking for your help. they are looking for man who robbed a wells fargo atm customer last night. the suspect then stole the victim's black four-door lexus and took off. if you were in that area and saw anything unusual last night please call the concord police. >>> in an effort to recruit oakland residents for law enforcement jobs, one is offering a one of a kind program. the program is the first of its kind in northern california for students interested in a profession in law enforcement. part of it involves shadowing in the field. >> we want them to be prepared to be successful. this program is designed to help them overcome a number of barriers that t

. >> we have noisy sea lions but the wars are calm. we could see activity at 5:20 this morning. people at the santa cruz harbor are aware of the tsunami advisory yesterday. the advisory only g 3' but in santa cruz it could rise by half a not but boat owner know a small surge can cause serious damage. it can slam you against the dock or if it is really strong, break a line or -- we are not next to another boat but it could slam you into another boat. in march a tsunami traveled from the japan earthquake and rocked the santa cruz harbors with subjects causing $14 million in damage. we will be out here this morning and let you know if there is activity in the santa cruz hard before. >> keep a chose cry on that. the bay area air quality management district warns smoke from the massive valley fire could drift into the bay area today. more than 70,000 acres have burned and the fire is 35 percent contained. we expect a new update in a couple of hours. year, cadaver dogs searched anderson springs for a miss man, a 69-year-old whose was war found in anderson spring. 900 are capped out at

the last remaining sea lion. it have been released back into the wild. they were more than 100 c.anza were killed. the area used to saving about 200 c. lanza per year. so far they have helped 800 here in ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ the faa as i did -- finding that city of cleveland. they say the airport field on numerous occasions to adequately clear its runways. multiple investigations date back to 2013. the airport has insufficient personnel for about 19 days this past winter. they have received the notice and their lawyers are planning a response. >> things are heating up. they've been tracking this forecast. what can we expect tomorrow. it might be about 50 degrees. we will see a lot of sunshine no and warm temperatures and how to dress. i would say it like closing -- clothing is a good suggestion here and we were into the 80s. it was a warm day. in the numbers are going up about another five to 10 degrees for tomorrow. i notice one thing out he

and he says marine mammals like sea lions will be attracted to all of those caged fish. they might get caught in the farm's cables or on its anchor lines. he says the farm could also change whale migrations and wild fish behavior. >> we're talking about putting a floating factory farm right off the coast of san diego. >> reporter: kent doesn't dispute its industrial farm label but says it won't hurt the environment. he says they're using thick lines and plastic nets that won't entangle marine mammals. he modelled to show the farm is in deep enough farm to dilute the fish poop. the cages are designed so the fish won't escape and even if they did they won't have diseases to spread. kent also says it will take eight years to scale the farm up to its full size and he'll be monitoring its environmental impacts along the way just like he would with any farming project. but o'mally with coast keeper points out the project's permits are for its full size. so once it's approved it could begin churning out more fish before the impacts are fully known. >> this is our backyard. this

. >> reporter: navigational problems traced to high algae levels have been traced, they say, to sea lionsnd at least one of the 12 whales beached earlier this year. this carcass in this instance is a long way from any housing or business development. the u.s. fish and wildlife service may choose to leave it there to decompose or may tow it out to deeper water. reporting live along highway 84, chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >>> well, talk of a strike tonight on the 23 cal state campuses. these pictures are from 2012 when the csu faculty last authorized a strike. the result was rolling two-day walkouts at different campuses. administrators and the teachers managed to agree on a are the so they avoided a system-wide strike. now contract talks are stalling again and faculty members today announced a new strike authorization vote. that vote will take place over anyo nine days next month. >>> you can't understand what's going on in the world if you don't understand the world, seems pretty straightforward. >> there's a south bay teenager who thinks children aren't being taught the basics in s

. >> we have noisy sea lions but the wars are calm. we could see activity at 5:20 this morning.santa cruz harbor are aware of the tsunami advisory yesterday. the advisory only g 3' but in santa cruz it could rise by half a not but boat owner know a small surge can cause serious damage. it can slam you against the dock or if it is really strong, break a line or -- we are not next to another boat but it could slam you into another boat. in march a

beachgoers say they had to stay 100 yds away to get away from the stench no word on it when the sea lion will be removed or what killed it. for a >> pam: month investigation and keeping in uc- berkeley restroom allegedly not identified facing charges police say jussive a former university employee spy and women carry found in a resident's home bathroom back in may with the heirs say 100 victims were secretly recorded campus police also believe the suspect is signs directing women to the specific restaurant facing two dozen counts of invasion of privacy of the camera to of the victims were minors. >> pam: hopes a strong jalapeno this year that might help to put an end to the ongoing drought new research showing there could also be long-term problems associated with this any feature of milhaud's trulls clifford in san francisco to explain. >> reporter: there is a big alenia forming that could result in more moisture here this winter resolved and the flooding extreme erosion along, our coast near research version could become a long-term problem. >> reporter: to the ninth 2010 of the new wa

could affect wildlife like sea lions and seals. scheduled for 1:00 this afternoon at the ferry building. >>> 6:40. another top story we're talking about, massive earthquake in chile and the shaking all caught on video. coming up in 20 minutes, the damage it caused and the reason boat owners are concerned. >>> muslim teenager detained after his homemade clock was mistaken for a bomb at his school in texas. the outpouring of support for thim from ce o's president obama. >>> looking at the brinl commute and right now -- bridge commute, and the san mateo bridge getting more crowded on the way to the peninsula. >>> rain done for now, low clouds in place. what about the temperatures, though? staying cool or warming up? we'll have your forecast if in a minute. and disneyland is ours!" my frightful fiends, "going down!" "boo!" screams don't miss the wicked fun of halloween time at the disneyland resort, dazzling brighter than ever during the diamond celebration! visit disneyland.com/halloween "trick or treat." . >>> 6:44. the number of peo

. >> reporter: but sanchez has already stated he was shooting at sea lions which contradicts the defense'se're competent we have sufficient evidence to prove this case. we look forward to trial. and, we look forward to ultimately to bringing justice for kate and her family. >> reporter: despite all the nationwide attention on this case and on san francisco's controversial sanctuary policy, the defense has already indicated it will not seek a change of venue. martha, francisco sanchez is 45 years old. if convicted on murder charges, he could spend the rest of his life in prison. martha: we'll be watching. claudia, thank you. bill: what a story that has been. >>> will bowe bergdahl take the stand? we'll find out today. his attorneys are calling witnesses to testify in his defense. what do his former platoon members think of him now? we'll talk to one live next. martha: forget seeing double. proud parents are seeing triple with the birth of these beautiful new little babies. so why the doctors say this particular birth is extremely rare! when we come back. ♪ if you love shrimp like i love shr

we're going to be biting and nibbles, the harbor seals and sea lions, you'll get to the end of the flood back. this will be experience you'll remember forever. >> especially when paramedics come to save me. what do you think about this heat? yesterday what were you doing to beat the heat other than getting into the water? >> i jumped in the bay, 3:00 i couldn't stand it. i jumped in and we swam out there, it was just glorious, it's incredible. >> is it too hot for san francisco, san francisco is not used to this kind of heat. >> usually we got 54 drizzling fog with a little wind and you turn on the heater, i'm liking it, you know. this is the warmest the water has been ever, and this is, i don't even remember a summer like this, i've opinion swimming out here for 20 years and -- wait until winter, it's 50 degrees. >> somebody has reminded me, if you complain now, you're going to have el nino winter, we'll be up to the eyeballs, guess what, we'll make a deal, i will sit on that chair and watch you. i don't know cpr either and if anything happens, i'm in trouble. >> i will not change my mi

we saw stunning wildlife that you see inhabiting this corner of the world, including endangered sea lionse pause, i asked the president for his impressions of the tour. he remarked on the giant chunks of ice that are broken loose from the glacier. here is what the president had to say. >> itting in a lake right there. periodically, the icebergs will break up with ice. each of those icebergs are about the size of a costco. >> reporter: now we did double check with a ranger and he said sometimes they are that size. the president hiked up a melting glacier. it has that name for a reason, guys. it's melted 1,000 feet in the last ten years. he taped a reality tv special with bear grills. no word on whether they got up close and personal with wildlife. asked for the trip to the arctic later this afternoon. he will hear from fishermen who say their livelihoods are being threatened and get updated on nearby communities that are reloca relocating. michaela, he is hoping to drive home the message that it is happening here in alaska and across the world. >> it's been an eventful week for the preside

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sea and by land. thousands complete the perilous journey from war to freedom. blindsided, why did two players sack the refer real estate? and the american hunter who killed the beloved lions finally telling his side of the story. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> quijano: good evening, scott is off tonight. i'm elaine quijano. the race for the white house is a marathon, not a sprint. for the democrats it just got a lot closer. as the candidates marked the labor day by marching in parades and taking-- taking

sea and by land. thousands complete the perilous journey from war to freedom. blindsided. why did two players sack the referee? and the american hunter who killed a beloved lionfinally telling his side of the story. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> quijano: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm elaine quijano. this is our western edition. the race for the white house is a marathon, not a sprint. for the democrats, it just got a lot closer. as the candidates marked the labor day by marching in parades

sea and by land. thousands complete the perilous journey from war to freedom. blindsided. why did two players sack the referee? and the american hunter who killed a beloved lion is finally telling his side of the story. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> quijano: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm elaine quijano. this is our western edition. the race for the white house is a marathon, not a sprint. for the democrats, it just got a lot closer. as the candidates marked the labor day by marching in parades and taking selfies, the latest poll shows bernie sanders pulled ahead of hillary clinton in new hampshire, 49% to 38%. pency cordes spent the day on the campaign trail in the granite state. >> reporter: here in new hampshire, labor day means two things... ...parades and politics. >> what a beautiful little boy. >> reporter: candidates were so thick on the ground here they kept bumping into each other. like senate colleagues bernie sanders and lindsay graham. one a democrat, the other a republican walking in the same parade in milford. >> this is when people start to pay attention. this is the first inning of a

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lion. only he knows the way to the blessed realm that lies beyond the sea. the light ahead was growing stronger, writes lewis in the last battle. lucy saw that a great series of many-colored cliffs lit up in front of them like a giant staircase, and then she forgot everything else because aslan himself was coming, leaping from cliff to cliff like a living cataract of power and beauty. in this king comes in power and in beauty as the voice of conscience and the source of consolation, as the lion and the lamb. here is the union of tenderness and severity, as lewis put it, of terror and comfort intertwined. in tolkien's story this king is the chief, epic hero of the lord of the rings, heir to the kingship of gondor, his life is devoted to the war. but his true stature is made known only after his defeat when he finally assumes his throne. listen to tolkien. all that bei'd him gazeed in silence for it seemed he was revealed for the first time. he stood above all that were near. ancient of days, he seemed, and yet this the flower of manhood. wisdom sat upon his b

reportedly will be a part of the "lion king" sequel and is starring with cicely tyson in an upcoming broadway production of "the gin game." >> reporter: if wind negates the seafor today is that bank to change for tomorrow at much of the coming weeks. and really foggy weather pattern starting tomorrow below cloud devolve it will take awhile completely clear out bright now after midnight tonight british columbia it will hang out here all week keep watch for when the billing empress lot fog 6 seabury's for the afternoon all adds up to cooler weather. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning low clouds around the bay for has model keeping it clear to the north east a foggy foggy moving in the south bay areas of drizzle i am still pretty fog by the day still prefer of vietminh low clouds and clear very slowly even the afternoon patches hanging out by the day ocean as well regrate for tomorrow slow clearing cooler tablatures even cooler still for wednesday foggy start same thing for thursday begin and end of the lead toward friday saturday sunday next began with the will ship and onshore winds develop the sea breeze and that will warm things up i think by sunday and monday '80s

sea into europe this year alone and nearly 3,000 men, women and children have died or remain missing. amy kellogg is live in washington history. taking the lead? >> germany is actually taking the lion'sy're expecting to take 800,000, and basically if you're syrian, you're in. no questions asked. they are willing to take pretty much any syrian who can make it to germany's borders, and germany even sent buses to collect those who got lost on route. people in large numbers in germany came out to volunteer. they contributed food and toys and time. >> translator: wonderful to say speak, especially the children being happy when they got sweets and food. not good to see howing the people arriving have. most just carry small bags for going into town. these people do not have anything. >> as you can see, from the images and the reporting we have didn't doing, europe is really struggling to come up with a unified policy. the eu is the european union and need to be acting as one here. some countries are saying they only want to take christian might my grants, print and france will take 20,000 more over the next few years but want to take those at least britain wants to take those refugees from