we're seeing a lot of cases. >> sick sea lions along the coast. how the marine mammal center researchers are teaming up to solve it. when mexico sends its people... they're bringing crime, they're rapists. are you going to have a massive deportation force? you're going to have a deportation force. we're rounding 'em up in a very humane way, in a very nice way. we're going to build a wall. that's not america. we're all californians. i'm tom steyer. it's time to speak out. please, register. and vote. vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. woman: how do we protect them from $4 billion in new cuts to california schools? man: vote yes on proposition 55. woman: prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. man: not on working californians, not small businesses. no one. woman: instead, prop 55 simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. man: so those who can most afford it continue paying their fair share... woman: ...to prevent new education cuts... man: ...and keep improving cali

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. >> they went to see how they are treating blind sea lions with cells allowing them to see again. >> some o >> the world has rescued thousands of the lines through the years. most are stranded or starving. but recently, the one that washed up in la jolla had a much bigger problem. this little guy was almost blind. >> we are not sure of the underlying cause. >> the world caretakers realized he couldn't see so he couldn't catch any fish. >> it went -- it won't last very long. >> he would start to death or be easy prey. >> i think that he needs a couple. >> she moved nearly 4 years ago to be a vet tech. >> so being a part of the rescue program is honestly a little girl's dream come true. >> her team is improving the >> it's very rewarding. >> and, the sea road medical team explores some unusual options to help restore the sea lions site. >> we are basically using a treatment injecting stem cells. >> they generate locally and the hope is that they will stimulate the growth of new healthier cells in the sea lions eyes allowing him to see older penguins. >> you can do a child or treatmenen

. >>> keeping with our animal theme, after months of rehab, nine sea lions were sent off into the waters after rehab. they were released where hundreds of other sea lions live. >>> if you have always dreamed of a fairytale wedding, this story is for you. in january for the first time couples will be able to get married in front of world kingdom at night. this will be after the park is closed for the day. you can have up to 300 guests, the cost is not so magical, and a fantasy for most people, $180,000. >>> betsy is back at progressive field. it is only game 1, so i'm guessing tickets for tonight are not $180,000. as we go on to the world series, those prices are going to go going up. we have been asking questions of those offering tickets for sale and so far the prices have not been terribly astronomical in my opinion. they are elevated due to service fees but, you know, that's how you play the game a little bit. when you are buying tickets on the street. hey, let's go, tribe! let's look at the forecast for tonight, 8:08 start, it will be chilly. temperatures will be in the low 50s as we

thousands of animals have been killed after getting caught in these nets ranging from whales to sea lions. we managed to obtain years' worth of government records and discovered that only about 22% of what's caught in these nets is actually kept. the rest is tossed back into the ocean. it's estimated 87,000 sharks were killed in these nets over the last 25 years over the west coast. 3,400 dolphins, 1,100 sea lions, 389 whales which includes endangered pe cease and 107 sea turtles which are all either endangered or threatened. fishermen say the nets are the best tools for catching sword fish and tell us without them they'd be likely forced out of business. plus they point to new policies and precautions in the industry that have led to fewer animals getting caught. over the last two decades the number of entangled marine mammals has been cut in half. currently there are no penalties for fishermen when they kill endangered or threatened animals. this month the feds proposed z a new law for them to close for up to two years if certain whales or sea turtles are killed or even injured. to find

in russia, northern sea lions are protected as they are in danger of extinction. but seals are not. this facility was set up by a local man to help baby seals on the verge of death. so far this year, 21 of them have been rescued. alexander ivanov owns a local shipping business. for the last two years, he's been taking care of the baby seals using the hut that he borrows from a friend. each seal needs seven kilograms of food per day. ivanov pays for this out of his own pocket. >> translator: i don't give them names, or it would make releasing them too painful. as you can see, this one is way too small. >> reporter: the main reason why so many baby seals are in trouble is global warming. in the last 30 years, the ice floes of sakhalin have shrunk by almost half. seals spend the first month of their lives on the ice, learning how to swim and catch fish. but if it melts before they have grown enough, they are unable to survive. ivanov and his friends built a pool to help the seals get used to swimming. >> translator: it looks happy to be back in the water again. >> reporter: recently re

were killed in drift gill nets over the past 25 years along the west coast. 3,400 dolphins. 1,100 sea lions. 389 whales, which includes endangered species. and 107 sea turtles, which are all either endangered or threatened. >> california is the last place left on the west coast where this is allowed to occur, and it needs to stop. >> reporter: earlier this year, state lawmakers pushed to ban all future permits, but the legislation failed after the fishing industry pushed back. >> what have we got going on here? >> lifelong fisherman bill sutton and gary burke fought against the measure. we joined them off the california coast. how much of your livelihood depends on these nets? >> all of it. >> reporter: both men believe drift gill nets are the best tool to catch swordfish. another option is harpooning each one individually, but that's less profitable. how many harpooning trips would it take to catch the same amount that you would with a gill net? >> it's probably five to one. >> reporter: so if the industry tossed the nets, they argue consumers could end up paying more since fewer fishermen

estimated 87,000 sharks were killed over the past 25 years along the west coast. 3400 dolphins. 1100 sea lions389 whales which includes endangered species and 107 sea turtles, which are either endangered or threatened. >> california's the last place left on the west coast where this is allowed to occur and it needs to stop. >> reporter: earlier this year state law makers pushed to ban all future permits, but the legislation failed after the fishing industry pushed back. life-long fisherman fought against the measure. we join them off the california coast. how much of your livelihood depends upon these nets? >> all of it. >> reporter: both believe it's the best tool to catch sword fish. another option is harpooning each one individually. how many harpooning trips would it take to catch the same amount? >> it's probably 5 to 1. >> reporter: they argue consumers could end up paying more since fewer fisherman would be willing to go out at sea. you couldn't afford to keep fish sng. >> no, not really. i couldn't. >> there's always going to be something bad you're going to catch but i think that happ

years thousands of animals have been kills after getting killed in these nets ranging from whales to sea lions. some want the nets banned while others say the impact is overflown. tonight we investigate. what happens when something gets entangled in one of these nets? >> it's the beginning of the end for that animal. >> reporter: this biologist heads the turtle island restoration network, a conser conservation group. but he says a specific kind of fishing net known as a drift gillnet is posing a major threat off the california coast. >> these are invisible curtains of death placed out in the ocean. everything that swims into it becomes its victim. >> fishing boats can drop the nets in to the ocean from about sunset to sunrise. so the nets are left out overnight. they can stretch up to a mile long. that is nearly the entire span of the golden gate bridge roughly 6,000 feet. there is no cap on the height, but the nets are typically about 100 feet tall. >> this is basically a barbaric method of catching fish. >> the federal government documents how much marine life the nets catch and kill each ye

were killed in drift gill nets over the past 25 years along the west coast. 3400 dolphins, 1100 sea lions, 389 whales, which includes endangered species, and 107 sea turtles, which are all either endangered or threatened. >> california is the last place left on the west coast where this is allowed to occur. and it needs to stop. >> reporter: earlier this year, state lawmakers pushed to ban all future permits, but the legislation failed after the fishing industry pushed back. >> what do we get going on here. >> reporter: lifelong fishermen fought against the measure. we joined them off the california coast. how much of your livelihood depends on these nets? >> all of it. >> reporter: both men believe drift gill nets are the best option to catch sword fish. another option is harpooning individually but that's less profitable. how many harpooning trips would it take? >> it's probably five to one. >> reporter: so if the industry tossed the nets, they argue consumers could end up paying more. >> you couldn't afford to keep fishing. >> no, not really. i couldn't. you know, it is open ocean. you

the project was held up for about 10 minutes, though, because a sea lion swam right into the area at that detonation site. so caltrans gave it a little time to move out of the area. morism motions on the old -- more implosions are planned but no date has been announced yet. >>> let's check in with sal for an early look at traffic. good morning, sal. >> good morning, pam, dave. right now traffic in the gilroy area is doing well. we're going to start there this morning and look at the gilroy commute from gilroy to san jose. it's not a terrible commute. it looks pretty good from gilroy to morganhill and into the main san jose area. nice looking drive if you're driving sunnyvale, off to nice start. i want to remind you today is the day where a lot of people try to get home to have their kids trick or treat. even if you don't have kids, your afternoon commute is going to be affected by this. put that in the back of your mind. if you want to leave work early, the earlier the better today to get home on time to be there by dusk. this is the san mateo bridge. at the bay bridge toll plaza it

. >>> how especially trained sea lions are making lives easier for critically ill patients at a hospital. >>> there's more brain on the way -- there is more brain on the way. ,,,, my mom marnie and then she died life. of lung cancer. so i have a personal interest in helping prevent smoking. i'm tom steyer, the co-chair of the yes on 56 campaign. every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking. please. vote yes on prop 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. today when an audience member poured a powdered substance into the orchestra pit... the man managed to escape after ubstance >>> a performance at the opera house was stopped midway after a substance was poured into the orchestra pit. a man spackled the substance during the second break. they clean up the powder and everybody was fine. they think the substance was human ashes.>>> loved ones remains were cremated without permission. 26 year-old george fernandes died this month. he was found unconscious and taken to the hospital. the ma

it says, washington state, stop killing sea lions. new jersey, speak up for abused pigs. pennsylvania, get tough on puppy mills. etc., etc. as the leader of this national organization, how do you partner with the state and so many different animal groups doing so much important work. together we can do more, you know. if we are just doing our solo action, it's going to be difficult. so we want to partner all the time. >> you know, i want to mention as we close our show, we were going to tape with you in late spring, but your spring and summer were pretty doggone busy. [laughter] so we have done it in the fall and we are happy to have you. you were pretty busy with something. and i have my copy right here, everyone. we have his wonderful book "humane economy." i'm going to let us tell us about it. i understand you may have been on a show a little bigger than this one recently. tell us all about it. >> well, i have been touring about my book "the humane economy" and i was with oprah and we had a great show. >> i'm sorry. who? [laughter] >> the book is really about our duty

. >> sea lions, why they're having a hard time surviving in the pacific. >>> it is number two versus columbine did not disappoint, the highlights later in the broadcast. >>> first, good morning thank you so much for starting your day with us, i'm sure many of you want to know what the forecast will be, let's get straight to belen de leon. >> reporter: hello guys, good morning it is a wonderful morning i want to show you what is happening, although the health or does not kick off until 8: have volunteers getting ready to say hello to all of you. i want to remind you there are a few more health affairs happening today, one at the bar number creation center and the mission medical center, if you want to find a healthcare close to you you can always go to their website. let's get to the forecast, beautiful outside, it was kind of gusty this morning around the foothills but the winds will gradually decrease and it will be breezy at times. we have high pressure in control of the forecast which very stormy weather in the pacific northwest but the storm track will take the stormy weather up

the project was held up for 10 minutes after a sea lions swam into the area.protecting room this in marine life is a top priority. >>> we work with our environmental agencies to ensure when we have marine life in the area, we will halt the process until they are given ample time to leave the area. >> everything went smoothly today. caltrans is planning for more implosions. >> >>> sacramento celebrating the results of a three-year project. they have to rate hikes since the project began to help pay for major upgrade. the new plans returns 160,000,000 gallons of water a day for thousands of residents. they say the huge in prison from the old plan. replace the parts had to be made by hand because they were so old. >> if something had gone wrong, if we didn't have supply water, the people would have been pretty angry about that. the rates are paying off.>> project took 630 project took 630,000 man-hours because 165 project took 630,000 man-hours because $165 million. >>> halloween is clearly gone to the dogs. the fun festival here in oakland that focuses on the fo

he comes to us from the rocky mountain sea lion rescue. he is five months old. he is checking out lawrence gibbs right now. one of our directors. if he looks like he just wants to be super, super curious and get into everything, it's because he is five months old and they describe him as believe it or not one of the chill cats that they have at the rescue. he gets along great with other cats so we do good in a family with other cats. he just needs a lot of love and attention. his adoption fee will cover everything his shots, which he already has and he's been neutered so he would be great for a family that wants to play with him. lauren walked away. that is the problem. we're good. so we need to find heathcliff a good home. you can find the number on the bottom of your screen to call. >> lauren has the touch. >> love this little guy. >> he has been sitting there patiently like a two-year-old. [ laughter ] i've got to move now. i'm ready to go. >> for sure. >> thanks. >>> that's going to do it for us. maybe lawrence has a new friend 9 news at 5:00 is next. >>> ne

when the platforms get to the fleet, they protect the sea lions, and through these, 90% of the world's trade. fact is to focus on ship holding has produced tangible benefits for the marines. its advanced both our own economy as the global economy and contributed international security in a way that benefits every american. but increasing the size is only part of the equation. the way we do that with its about the energy we use. when i came in in 2009 and 2009t reached $140 a barrel, and we were having to make choices between operational. we were losing a marine killed or wounded for every 50,000 broadband to afghanistan, which is way too high a price to pay. on the supply restrictions to get the prices back up, and while the final outcomes of those negotiations in the short term remains unknown, for the first time, russia has shown a willingness to cooperate. you only have to look at what happened in crimea war with russia did the ukraine. that's why i took action to reestablish the department of the navy as a world leader in energy and energy innovation. and the reason was. the navy a

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the project was held up for about 10 minutes, though, after a sea lion slammed into the area.ore implosions on the old bridge span are scheduled, although no set date has been released yet. >>> coming up, his story made headlines, and now the subject of a story by tom hanks. we set down with captain sully sullen burger who talks about that life changing day. >>> a group of east pay elementary school students spent several hours with a face to face meeting with police officers to discuss the tension between the police and community member, and many of the students left the meeting with a enough different view of the police officers who patrolled their neighborhoods. >> i had hate for them, but coming in they're today, what i've learned is it's not all police that's like that. >> in the police department, the youth of the community, we're are on the same team. we need to break down those walls and come together and communicate. wire not saying anyone is right or wrong. we're just trying to come together. >> the oakland police officer said it hope hes these meetings will him brid

the project was held up about 10 minutes after a sea lion swam into the area.altrans gave it a little time to leave. more implosions are planned, but no date set. very interesting. >>> yeah. it's time to check in with sal. you're watching the bridges and roads and also what else is happening out there. >> we have breaking news in oakland. we have a structure fire in oakland burning at a three- story building that was under construction near lester and hanover, which is close to lake merit in oakland. you can see the flames rising here, and looks like it's heavily involved and smoke is rising. we do have a lot of fire companies arriving on the scene, they're talking to each other and seeming to need more and more support. not sure how many alarms this is, but they seem to be asking for more equipment to arrive. again, this is near lake merit near lester and hanover, about a block away on lake merritt's east side. we're going to find out more about this coming up. we have a fire in redwood city this morning. we're switching to this, the traffic in redwood city wi

tony gross says he found the the sea horse measures about four inches tall. it may be a lion sea horse, which are not too common in our area. have you ever seen one before? >> only in an aquarium. the fact that he could bring them up while trying to get lobsters is pretty amazing. >> sea monkeys. always had those. >> if one of those are caught, send it to me. >> only tonight at 11:00, a deaf dog with a hard time finding a forever home. >> we'll show you the special way a local shelter with hopes of being adopted imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better >>> if you are watching from new hampshire, hello. but as we looked through the overnight hours with a little light drizzle and the best chance for heavier downpours will be tom

. >> federal scientists said the number of sea lion pups in channel island have increased. it's because of the warm waters. there are an estimated 300,000 off the california coast. >>> coming up, getting on and off the bay bridge is going to get easier. >> las vegas one step closer to a stadium for the raiders. others say that the team is not going anywhere woman: prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. man: not on working californians, not small businesses. no one. woman: instead, prop 55 simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. man: so those who can most afford it continue paying their fair share... woman: ...to prevent new education cuts... man: ...and keep improving california's schools. woman: vote yes on prop 55 to help our children thrive. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. assingsing >>> good morning, a beautiful start over the east bay hills

surround yourself with savings at aarpadvantages.com >>> nine sea lions.s, have returned to the wild off the coast of peru on friday. the pups were rescued after their mothers died off the coast. they were nursed back to health by the organization for research and conservation of aquatic animals. and now are headed back out. good luck, guys. >> very cute. >>> now check out this video. this is a police officer in south bend, indiana. officer paul stababe directs traffic with the use of light sabe sabers. also shows for waiting pedestrians and vehicles. he says that not only does the sabers make the kids happy, but the adults, they are smiling and following traffic quite nicely. >> couldn't that be a little distracting if you're a driver? >> what i think you meant to say, is can i get one, and i checked it out on amazon, and there's plenty of available. >> are you going to have some for me. >> totally. >> light saber show coming up over the next couple of weeks. >> and everyone is turning off their tvs. >> that's what we do. >>> oh my god. is he cute? >> i t

he likes spending time with both his human and his sea lion friends and is looking for a quiet home whereenjoy his retirement. he has turned -- earned it. he does love a good play session and all different sorts of toys. he has a ton of love to give and it is available as the san francisco spca. go to our ktvu facebook page. gibe gibe hey guys. i called you all in because i just had an idea. brunch. allday, every day. brunch? that's great! where'd you get that idea? well... sweetie? you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken, and fried egg, with bacon. like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm and it's tuesday. huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... should we get started? who wants coffee? introducing my new brunchfast menu. with tasty options like my brunch burger and a crispy bacon and egg chicken sandwich. served all day, every day. only at jack in the box. . >>> a 77-year-old woman was arrested for punching a police officer. >> ktvu crime reporter tells us this is just the latest incident in a home that is well- known to the police. >> >>reporter: cats are everywh

it may be a lion sea horse which are not too common in our area. >> i hope he keeps it as a pet. >> no. >> why not? >> i want one. >> get some salt water and keep it. >> it's so cute. i don't know i feel like that's something that you never see one let alone catch one. >>> temperatures 10 to 20 degrees cooler than they were this time yesterday. we hit 81 in boston. 57 in boston, 42 in taunton, most of us in the 40s and 50s. the sun is going to be shining. then the clouds thicken up back through new york, back through pennsylvania and back through vermont and new hampshire. we will get into today but generally not until after lunchtime. 61 in boston fairly normal for this time of year. low to mid-60s here from keene, worcester at 62, and most of us in the middle to upper 60s from plymouth to taunton and over the cape and island as well. hour by hour okay, no problems, mid-day lunchtime clouds start to increase from the west and then the south. 3 p.m. still some sunshine though and then t there may be an isolated shower or 2 but most of the activity i think holds off until after the even

lions. >> that was a great game. >> how about the eagles. we had dramatic images from the rescue operation that took place in the mediterranean sea. 772 people were rescued off the coast of tripoli libya on friday. a baby was brought safely a shore. four other shims rescued migrants in the same area. >> authorities are trying to why a tour bus slammed into the back of a semi truck in southern california. it was on its way home back to los angeles from a casino trip. ment u.s.a. holiday tour bus was traveling faster than the semi. the impact when the bus hit the semi, the bus went 15 feet into the trailer. >> a south carolina faces attempted murder charges for stabbing a fellow parishner in church. investigators say 55-year-old billy lewis sat behind his victim and stabbed him 3 times for no apparent reason. he has a historical of mental -- metal health issues. >>> a jesus statue is final together again. the church put a terra cotta head as the replacementment priest said the woman brought the original head back on friday. he claimed the person who stole it had personal problems, the priest said he will not take any legal action against the p

to sea tomorrow, they are making it on the chin here today tremendous problems in south and north carolina. >> the eagles wanted no participant of sun as they prepared for the game against the lions, jamie apody tells us why. >> reporter: the eagles might be without bennie logan who missed practice yesterday he is questionable with a calf injury. the birds practiced inside the bubble yesterday, why? ford field is enclosed and it's loud. the eagles opened the momentum with a snap by the bye. >> they are a good d. they will be playing fast and it will be a loud environment. we know they present challenges and play fast. we have to execute. >> i think they understand it's a long, long season. they are excited obviously for where we are, but by no means are they satisfied being 3-o the goal is to win the next game. and we take it one game at a time. it's been a good week. >> reporter: the injury bug has bitten the flyers, michael delzotto will be out with an injury. >>> utley went for rbi single off max sherzer. utley and the dodgers with a 1-0 series lead on werth and the nationals. >> penn state will kick off home coming. franklin hopes to win on home turf. >> this is the first tim