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officials telling us the trail they were on had a sierra national forest warning poster to stay away because of the toxic bacteria. the epa saying warmer weather due to climate change might make harmful algae more dangerous. >> in many water bodies around the country, not just in california, we're reaching a tipping point. >> reporter: investigators say another possibility, carbon monoxide poisoning from nearby old mines. >> i've never seen an incident like this where there's zero explanation. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says there was no visible trauma. they hope toxicology tests reveal answers. whit? >> zohreen shah, thanks to you tonight. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the deadly freeway shooting in houston. a father shot and killed while driving. his young children grabbing hold of the wheel. the latest on the search for the gunman. >>> and news about two toxic fires burning in the u.s. and forcing evacuations. stay with us. now, we all know progressive offers 24/7 protection, but we also bundle outdoor vehicles with home and auto to

the trail they were on had a sierra national forest warning booster because of the toxic bacteria.armer weather might make harmful algae more dangerous. >> in many water b b b b reaching a tipping point. >> another possibility? carbon monoxide poisoning. >> i've never seen an incident like this, where there is zero explanation. it >> there was no visible trauma. they are hoping tests reveal answers. liz: we're learning more about the rescue of a family stuck on a boat in the delta. the fire department rescued four people on thursday. rescuers say the family of three was on this boat and had mechanical problems. a family friend came to help. rescues in the area are not uncommon. >> the mud in the delta is very unforgiving. both get stuck quite a bit. we launch our boat on average once a month to assist people who are stuck. liz: the family had no food for 24 hours. thankfully, nobody was certain they are ok. dan harris joins us to tell us about good morning america. >> coming, henri takes place and with the northeast. it could be the first hurricane to make landfall in new england i

reporter: tonight, the growing mystery of how this family suddenly died along the sierra national forestuthorities say a family friend reported ellen chung, her husband, john gerrish, and their one-year-old baby girl missing after they did not return after a hike. >> have a healthy family, including their canine, deceased, so we are looking for answers. reporter: they say one possibility is toxic algae blooms. the trail they were on had a sero-national forest morning poster to stay away because of the toxic bacteria. the epa saying warmer weather due to climate change might make harmful algae more dangerous. investigators say another possibility is carbon monoxide poisoning from old minds. >> i have never seen there be zero explanation. reporter: gerace tevi's are hoping toxicology tests revealed -- sheriff's deputies are hoping toxicology tests reveal answers. j.r.: we are learning more about a family stuck on a boat in the delta for two days. today rescuers tell us a family of three was on a boat that had mechanical problems. a family friend on a separate boat came out to help them and

officials telling us the trail they were on had a sierra national forest warning poster to stay awayause of the toxic bacteria. the epa saying warmer weather might make harmful allergy -- harmful algae more dangerous. >> in many body -- in many water bodies across the country, we are reaching a tipping point. serene: investigators say another possibility is carbon monoxide poisoning from nearby mines. >> i've never seen an incident like this where there is zero explanation. serene: there was no visible trauma and sheriff's offices are hosting -- are hoping -- liz: we are learning more about the rescue of a family who was stuck on a boat in the delta for two days. theis assumes city fire department rescued four people on thursday. rescuer say a family of three was on this boat that had mechanical problems. a family friend on a second vote come out to have -- came up to help them and also got stuck stop crews they rescues in this area are not uncommon. >> the delta is very unforgiving, so boats typically get stuck quite a bit. we launch our boat on average once a month to assist people

family friends reported them missing after failing to return from a hike along a trail in the sierra nationalhealthy family and canine deceased. >> reporter: bodies found after a 12-hour search with no signs of trauma or suicide note. authorities now searching for answers. investigators believing the family died from carbon monoxide poisoning but now toxic algae bloom. >> if you drink some of the water you can take the water and the sign of bacteria and the toxin they are producing into the body. >> reporter: authorities are waiting for the toxicology reports. >> i have been here 20 years. i have seen a lot of things. i have never seen an incident like this with zero explanation. >> the forest service has signs warning hikers of the toxic bacteria that warmer weather might make the algae more dangerous. >>> the fourth wave of the coronavirus forced more to work from home, and some are getting creative with their home offices. one landlord set up the office in a bathroom to rent for $68 a week. mini frinl, kettle and a toilet. >> okay. a whole new way to make ice coffee. ♪ ♪ moment of truth. t

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developments tonight and the mysterious deaths of a northern california family and their dog in the sierra national forest. investigators are looking into whether toxic algae blooms may have played a role. a husband, wife, their one-year-old daughter and the dog were found on the remote hiking trail on tuesday in mariposa county. there was no sign of trauma, nor was there a suicide note. the area is near a mining so investigators could look into whether toxic gases are to blame but that is mineral will that. we are looking more -- in learning more about the rescue of family stuck in the delta. they rescued a total of four people on thursday. rescuers told us a family of three was on the boat that had mechanical problems. a family friend on a separate boat came up to help them and also got stuck. crews say rescues in the area are not uncommon. >> the delta iselta iselta isela unforgiving, so folks get stuck quite a bit. we launch our boat on average once a month to assist people who are stuck. j.r.: fire crews say the family at no food. no one needed medical treatment. california's drought is leadin

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>>> welcome back to "gma" and the mystery surrounding a california family who went hiking in sierra nationalhe trail and now investigators are looking into whether toxic algae caused their deaths. abc's phil lipof joins us with more. good morning, phil. >> reporter: good morning, eva. this is far from your usual death investigation. a mother, a father, a 1-year-old all found dead with no obvious signs of what killed them. however, investigators are working with a theory this morning that, as you said, a toxic algae bloom could be to blame. this morning, investigators in california are facing a mystery. what killed a family of three found near a remote hiking trail? according to investigators, john gerrish, his wife ellen chung and their 1-year-old daughter were reported missing after going on a hiking trip in the sierra national forest. after a 12-hour search, rescue teams found the family dead along with their family dog. >> we have a healthy family including their canine, you know, deceased and so we're looking for answers. >> reporter: answers that so far have been elusive. investigators

their bodies were discovered on a hiking trail in the sierra national forest south of yosemite. the family enjoyed hiking and had recently moved to marry posts up from the bay area. think a great way to describe that would just be like universal friends because they just made. >> everybody feel comfortable around them. they're just genuine people. the autopsies confirm no signs of trauma. and initial suspicion about toxic gases from old mining shops has shifted to toxic algae blooms in them or said river. the u.s. forest service issued an alert just last month and there was said to be signage on the trail warning hikers not to swim wade or allow pets to enjoy the water. lg is not uncommon during the summer months all over the country. so warnings about the health threat are posted in many areas. but in many instances such as at saylorville lake in iowa, the warnings are ignored with covid and everything from that right about now, it's pretty rare for these algae taxes to actually kill people. but it can happen. >> people can be exposed to the saxons even if they're recreating in

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authorities say they along with their dog were found dead in the sierra national forest.h, a very strange story here. john garish, ellen chung and their one year-old daughter were first reported missing on monday. >> search teams. first found the family's car near a gate to the national farce. then on tuesday they found the bodies of all 3 family members near an area known as devil's gulch near them or said river. investigators say there's no clear cause of death at this time, although there's speculation that nearby toxic algae or somehow carbon could have been factors in the deaths. the california department of justice is assisting with the investigation. >> on the peninsula. san jose woman is behind bars tonight accused of stabbing. >> a 16 year-old girl in downtown palo alto. police say 39 year-old commission money. thomas walked up behind the girl as they were walking along university avenue. thomas. then according to authorities, that act with her knife pulled her to the ground and continued attacking her police say 2 witnesses intervene tackling thomas and pinning

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new developments in the mysterious deaths of a northern california family and their dog in the sierra national forest. investigators are looking into whether toxic algae blooms may have played a role. a husband, a wife, their one-year-old daughter, and a dog were found on a remote hiking trail tuesday in mariposa county. there were no signs of trauma or a suicide note. the area is near a mining site, so investigators looked into whether toxic cases are to blame or gases are to blame, but that has been ruled out. we are learning more about a family stuck on a boat in the delta for two days. a total of four people will rescued on thursday. skewers tell us a family of three was on a boat that had mechanical problems. a family friend on a separate boat came out to help them and also got stuck. crews say rescues in the area are not uncommon. >> the mud in the delta is very unforgiving, so both typically get stuck quite a bit. we launch a boat on average once a month just to assist people who are stuck. j.r.: fire crews say the family had no food. no one needed medical treatment. california's drough

family reported the family missing, after they failed to return from a hike, along a trail in the sierra national forest. >> healthy family, including their canine, deceased. we're looking for answers. >> reporter: their bodies found after a 12-hour search, with no visible signs of trauma or suicide note. >> i have never seen a situation like this, where there is zero explanation. >> reporter: authorities are searching for answers. investigators initially believing that the family died from carbon monoxide poisoning. from nearby mines. now, they're looking at algae blooms as the cause. >> if you drink some of the water, either by mistake or purposefully, you can take some of that water and the bacteria present and the toxins that they're producing into the body. >> reporter: autopsies of the bodies are providing few clues. authorities are waiting for the toxicology reports that could take several weeks. >> i've been here 20 years. i've seen a lot of things. i've never seen an incident like this, where there's zero explanation. >> reporter: the forest service has signs warning hikers of the toxic

their miss a northern california family was found dead yesterday along with the family dog in the sierra nationalest. >> search teams had first found their car near a gate to the national force. they later found the bodies of all 3 of the family members near an area known as devil's gulch does in the south fork of them are said river. they have been identified as john garish ellen chung and their one year-old daughter muji. there was no clear cause of death. but investigators suspect carbon monoxide poisoning could have led to their deaths. >> coming up in sports. brandon crawford makes one of the best offense plays of the season for the giants. but was his brilliance enough to hold off the maps. sports director jason dumas has that answer. coming up. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. hide my skin? not me. by helping t

they vanished after going on a sunday hike and search teams found the bodies in a remote area of sierra nationalest. they are running toxicology tests. there was no indication of trauma. >> i have worked in different capacities but have never seen a death like this. >> a great way to describe them would be like universal friends because they made feel everybody comfortable. >> there are abandoned mine shafts which can release dangerous gases. it is unclear if that played any role. the area is being treated as a hazmat scene. >>> what t mobile is doing to help clients whose data was exposed. >>> prepare your pockets. your next visit to krispy kreme can cost you more. elise preston reports. >>> stocks fell sharply during final hour of trading wednesday. dow dropped 382 points and nasdaq slid 130. s&p 500 was down 47. t mobile announced data of nearly 50 million people was exposed in a recent breach. the wireless carrier says those affected include about 40 million who applied for t mobile credit and about 8 million current customers who paid montfor service. compromised information includes names,

search teams found their bodies in a remote area of the sierra national forest. authorities say they are running toxicology tests, but there is no indication of blunt force trauma. >> i've worked in different capacities, but i've never seen a death like this. >> a great way to describe them would be just like universal friends, because they just made everybody feel comfortable around them. >> there are some abandoned mineshafts in the area, which can release dangerous gases. it's unclear if they played any role, but the area is being treated as a hazmat scene. >>> new at 11:00, a woman is suing a san jose police officer over a violent arrest last summer. >> and a bit of a warning, this video may be difficult for some of you to watch. last july the officer identified as matthew rodriguez kicked and dragged a 39-year-old woman across the pavement after pulling her over in a mcdonald's parking lot. police say that the car was wanted for evading officers. tonight the mercury news is reporting the woman has now filed a federal excessive force lawsuit against that offi

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. >>> a mystery tonight in the sierra national forest where a san francisco family of three, their dog and their baby have been found dead. john jarish, wife ellen and their daughter split their time between san francisco and mariposa county. both josh and ellen why known as avid hikers. their bodies and their baby were found on the trail. sheriff says no signs of trauma, no suicide note. now investigators are looking into the possibility they were killed by some kind of toxic algae bloom. >>> our team hit another one out of the park, the stats to an astounding, are you ready? $50 million. how is that possible? >> 50 mill. we have answers here. let's bring in consumer investigator chris chmura. this is the total amount we've saved our viewers? >> nationally. >> wow. >> we're going to start at home with rakesh in fremont. he was striking out with his airline and travel agent. he was due a $1200 refund from a trip that was canceled. after 13 months of curve balls of asking and waiting, nothing, he asked us to pinch hit. so we did. came out swinging. he got back his $1245. we have just ad

. >>> a deepening mystery tonight in the sierra national forest where a san francisco family of threend their dog has been found dead. john, his wife ellen, and their 1-year-old daughter split their time between san francisco and mariposa counties. both were avid hikers. their bodies and the body of their baby found a remote trail. no evidence of trauma, no suicide note. so now investigators are hook at the possibility that they were killed by some kind of toxic algae bloom. >>> a controversy in milpitas. the mayor and city councilmember are under fire for attending a council meeting and other recent events without telling anyone they had been in close contact with someone with covid. a report from milpitas where some are calling for change. >> here in the city of milpitas -- >> reporter: in a mask and hat, he seemed upbeat at the city council meeting tuesday. his presence is being harshly criticized after it was revealed an online post and conversations first reported by the mercury news that he and council member had been at a local bar now rampant with covid cases. it turns out the

thanks for us, mary trying to solve the mystery in the sierra national forest, a young family with bayrea ties found dead. we'll talk about the new focus of this investigation and coming up tonight at six, fed up bay area drivers say a traffic ticket lawyer took their money and never showed up to court. tonight. an update on the status of that attorney's license and what you can do to protect yourself if you find yourself in a similar situation, and a powerful hurricane is expected to hit parts of the northeast this weekend, we have the latest on hurricane henry the latest on hurricane henry and the threat ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options...and your perspective. ♪ find new summer adventures. find new roads. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for 90 days on select popular chevy suvs. plus, get interest free financing for 72 months when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not mo

. >>> there is a deepening mystery in the sierra national forest where a san francisco family of threeir dog were found dead. john, ellen and their 1-year-old daughter split their time between san francisco and mariposa county. they were both avid hiker, their bodies were found tuesday on a remote trail outside of yosemite. the sheriff said there were no signs of trauma or suicide. investigators are looking at the possibility they were killed by a toxic algae bloom. >>> as airlines deal with unruly passengers, flight attendants have taken matters into their own hands by taking self-defense classes. >> reporter: it's gotten so bad in the nation's skies, it's come to this. flight attendants volunteering for an 8:00 a.m. self-defense course. >> so from here i can strike. i promise you that's going to hurt. >> reporter: the trainers, air marshalls who are not always on board a flight, teaching flight crews to target an attacker's face, chest and groin. as the faa reports 3,900 cases of unruly, sometimes dangerous behavior on passenger planes this year. passengers drunk or angry about the n

what happened to a family of three in the sierra national forest. >> the sheriffs office says the bodiesere discovered tuesday morning after they vanished on a hike. search teams found their bodies in a remote area of the forest. authorities are running toxicology tests but there is no indication of blunt force trauma. >> i have worked in different capacities but have never seen a death like this. >> a great way to describe them would universal friends because they made everybody feel comfortable. >> there are abandoned mine shafts in the area which could release gases. the area is being treated as a hazmat scene. >>> new video shows some of the damage caused by the 7.2 earthquake. many locals are taking matters into their own hands to start the recovery. this is due to lack of resources. officials say at least 75,000 homes were damaged or destroyed. the death toll is 1900. >>> muni metro can be expanding. >> but it comes at a high cost. transportation 2050, sfmta envisioned expanding to fisherman's warf and richmond and sun set districts. >>> 5:45. let's head to mary and get a check of

the mysterious deaths along a popular trail in the sierra national forest has investigators focused onecent forest service warning about toxic algae in the area. according to the environmental working group, human deaths from toxic algae blooms are rare, but it can happen to would really depend on what action people were exposed to and then how much of that action they're exposed to 2 ce to actually. >> kill someone. the forest service alert warned people to stay out of them are said river near hite's cove. >> the family killed had recently moved to meryll posts up from the bay area and their remote home was near the start of hype cove trail that people can be exposed to the even if they're recreating in the water but actually the saxons can travel miles in the air. so even if you're not right next to a toxic algae where you can be exposed potentially to these actions. and there was nancy loo reporting. check out a different kind of vehicle on a san diego freeway. >> the small plane made an emergency landing around noon today. a couple driving down interstate 5 for their wedding annive

the whole family was found dead along with the family's dog in the sierra national forest search teamsly located the family's car near a gate to the national forest on tuesday. the letter found the bodies of all 3 family members near an area known as devil's gulch in the south fork of them are said river. they have been identified as john garish ellen chung and their one year-old daughter muji they worse. no clear cause of their death right now but investigators are suspecting carbon monoxide poisoning could have led to their deaths. for your health right now and that that recall are we talked about other batches of hostess hamburgers and hot dog buns that are being recalled because of listeria and salmonella concerns no illnesses have been reported but did decide to voluntarily recall some of its soft white hamburger buns and soft white hot dog buns the syrian salmonella can cause harmful infections in young children or adults with weakened immune systems. a full list of all the items the code numbers in the batch numbers in the best buy dates can all be found on either the fda's webs

the mysterious deaths along a popular trail in the sierra national forest has investigators focused ona recent forest service warning about toxic algae in the area. according to the environmental working group, human deaths from toxic algae blooms are rare, but it can happen. it would really depend on. >> what action people were exposed to and then how much of that action they're exposed to 2 ce to actually kill someone. the forest service alert warned people to stay out of them are said river near hite's cove. >> the family killed had recently moved to meryll posts up from the bay area and their remote home was near the start of high cove trail that people can be exposed to the saxons even if they're recreating in the water but actually the saxons can travel miles in the air. so even if you're not right next to a toxic algae where you can be exposed potentially to these actions. >> that was nancy loo reporting for us. officials say no other dead animals were found in the area they're hoping the pending toxicology results. we'll provide some answers. we go to the south bay now where a

they died in a remote area of the sierra national forest on tuesday, along with their dog sheriff's officialsay there were no obvious signs of trauma, and they're hoping that toxicology results will give them some answers. investigators are looking into whether toxic algae blooms or other hazards led to the deaths. john garish, alex ellen chung and their one year old daughter were reported missing. after the family set out for a hike on sunday and then never returned. it is frustrating, and it's like i've said before. it's not the news that we want to report or the you know the resolve of a situation of a search and rescue effort. officials say the family recently moved to the area from san francisco about oh, i'm sorry. go ahead. sorry. a bomb threat near the u. s. capitol today led to several government buildings being evacuated. the incident resulted in an hours long standoff between that suspect and police. madeline rivera tells us that a man suspected of making the threats reportedly livestreamed anti government messages on social media during the incident. police moved in as a more than

and that's exactly why you should join. family found dead in the sierra national forest.odies of ellen chung john garish their one year old daughter and the family dog were all found last week in the devil's gulch area of the mercedes river south of yosemite the mariposa county sheriff's office has now ruled out exposure to chemicals from a mine along the trail. the family was hiking. and they've also ruled out use of a gun or any other weapon they have not yet ruled out toxic algae from a nearby river there. authorities are still waiting for toxicology reports and cell phone data back now to the raging cal door fire it remained very active overnight in fact, that has led to new evacuation orders today that fire grew to more than 136,000 containment did take up just a bit to 12% but still there is a lot of concern this afternoon. soon as those flames raced toward tahoe want to go live down to plaster ville in giovanni ledge, e cal fire today saying that they don't expect full containment of this fire giovanni until september eight. heather yeah, that fire expected contain

toxicology results that could determine what caused a family and their dog to die while hiking in the sierra nationalst. that's ktvu demagogues explains. the sheriff's office is investigating whether they were exposed to toxic algae blooms that are found in that area. john garish and ellen chung, along with their one year old daughter and dog leave behind a grieving community in san francisco, according to a close family friend who spoke with ktvu. he said they loved attending burning man were avid hikers and moved out to mariposa in the spring of 2020. when ellen was pregnant, she was studying for her master's degree in counseling psychology. john was a software engineer. the mariposa county sheriff's department is still determining how the family and their dog died. toxicology results are pending as our lab results from water samples taken from the family's water supply and from nearby water sources in the forest. the sheriff's office confirmed toxic algae blooms were in the area. some of these blooms can be populated by. calgary or by what are called cyanobacteria that produce very sets of toxins

we're learning at least a little more about the death of an entire family and their dog in the sierra national forest. >> john garish, ellen chung and their one year-old daughter. they lived in mariposa. other originally from the bay area. their bodies for from this week near an area called the devil's gulch near them or said river them are opposed to county sheriff's office says the trailhead where they were found did have a warning sign for toxic algae in the river. it is too early to confirm whether that did play a role, but it is not being ruled out. investigators are testing for toxic blooms in the water right now. they have ruled out foul play and carbon monoxide poisoning. oakland police say they've made 2 arrests in the shooting death of a 16 year-old boy aaron pryor. he was a star running back for skyline high school in east oakland. he was shot and killed last september. police say they have arrested 2 people in connection with his death. they are not publicly identifying the suspect at this point since they might have been juveniles at the time of the shooting. >> today, a coroner's

. ♪ what caused the family and their dog to die when they're on a hike in the sierra national force. office is investigating whether they died from exposure to toxic algae blooms that are found in that area. ktvu emma gauss brings us details now about the family. john garish and ellen chung, along with their one year old daughter and dog leave behind a grieving community in san francisco, according to a close family friend who spoke with ktvu. he said they loved attending burning man were avid hikers and moved out to mariposa in the spring of 2020. when ellen was pregnant, she was studying for her master's degree in counseling psychology. john was a software engineer. the mariposa county sheriff's department is still determining how the family and their dog died. toxicology results are pending as our lab results from water samples taken from the family's water supply and from nearby water sources in the forest. the sheriff's office confirmed toxic algae blooms were in the area. some of these blooms can be populated by daldry or by what are called spinal bacteria that produce various

the bodies ofjohn gerrish, his wife and their one—year—old daughter were found in the sierra nationaldog also died. waterways nearby are now being tested. more than 20 people are now known to have been killed by flooding in the us state of tennessee. dozens of people are still missing and a search and rescue operation is under way following what local reporters described as unprecedented rainfall. roads and bridges were damaged and thousands of people were left without power. those are some of the main stories. something else we are talking about today, and... a widow who lost her husband to a gambling addiction is urging the government to stop online betting companies from giving away free bonuses that allow you to bet without depositing any money. luke ashton took his own life in april after he started gambling again while on furlough during lockdown. jayne mccubbin reports. i looked out of the window and his van wasn't there. and then the panic set in. i rang the police and they came round and took a statement. around about four o'clock on the 22nd of april, i looked out the window

wife ellen and their 1-year-old daughter and their family dog on a popular hiking trail in the sierra nationalner moved to the area with ellen a few years ago. the mariposa county sheriff's office ruled out poisonous gases for their deaths. the california state water resources board now testing waterways for toxic algae blooms. without any visible body trauma, investigators are searching for other potential causes. >> there was nothing around them besides the ground. there are other possibilities of just the natural elements of heat and the hydration and the aggressiveness of this hike. right now we don't have answers. >> reporter: while officials try to put the puzzle pieces of this together, they're telling the public there's no need to be afraid. >> we're ensuring the environment is safe. the main focus is the family. and that we are going to be with them every step of the way and the residents of this community and that they're not going to be left in the dark. we're going to leave no stone unturned until we figure out what occurred. >> reporter: toxicology reports are expected back in two

sierra leone, guinea, and liberia, probably 70% to 75% of the chimpanzees. so i think we have all the chance of just watching them disappear before our eyes. reporter: there have been no nationalest inventory in sierra leone for 40 years, but about a quarter of the forest here is gone. campaign or czar concern -- campaigners are concerned. one of the surviving areas is here at this chimp sanctuary. good, you made it. you can see what has been protected and preserved. this is 26 years of work to make sure that nothing is damaged in this area. reporter: this canopy at the sanctuary is one to behold. not a common site tse days on the freetown peninsula. ifrgent measures are not taken, this place will cease being hope for these animals. bbc news, freetown. laura: and before we go tonight, her fingers may be small, but hetalent is absolutely colossal. ♪ laura: she's only four years old but has mastered the piano more quickly than most of us do in an entire lifetime. what started as a bit of fun during lockdown has become her calling. six months after her first lesson, bridget has become the youngest winner of an elite compition and she will play at carnegie hall in new york city ne

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and this morning we're learning more about the death of an entire family and their dog in the sierra nationale year-old daughter lived in mariposa. but are originally from the bay area. their bodies were found. this week near an area called the devil's gulch near them or said river. the mariposa county sheriff's office says the trailhead where they were found had a warning sign for toxic algae and the water. and while it's still too early to confirm whether that played a role in their death. it is not being ruled out. investigators are now testing for toxic blooms in the water. they've already ruled out foul play and carbon monoxide poisoning. up in the north bay. a family is warning their community to be on the lookout for a delivery person who they say broke into their home and stole some valuable items. it was all caught on video and kron four's. theresa has the story. >> and home and robbed us of jewelry. sentimental items items that to others might just be worth a couple $100. but to us where that is a sonoma county man talking about this. >> on thursday, his surveillance camera captured

there has been no national forest inventory in sierra leone for more than a0 years, but some estimate cover is dwindling alarmingly fast. one of the surviving areas is here at this chimp sanctuary. right. good, you made it. so, you can see what has been protected, what has been preserved. this is 26 years of work to make sure that nothing is damaged in this area. this canopy at the sanctuary is one to behold. not a common sight these days on the freetown peninsula. if urgent measures are not taken, this place will cease being home for these primates. umaru fofana, bbc news, freetown. i want to take you back to that scene at the airport in tokyo. these are life pictures right now. but we understand of course is that the belarusian sprinter krystina timanovskaya left the polish embassy in tokyo in the early hours of this morning where she had been seeking protection after that dramatic diplomatic twist at the tokyo olympics. we understand that she is on her way to the airport right now to at this point understand that she may will be trying to get on a plane back. that is it for us. tha

there has been no national forest| has been no nationalforest inventory in sierra leone for more thanrter of the rainforest here is gone. campaigners are concerned that it is dwindling alarmingly fast. one of the areas is here at this chimp century. —— sanctuary. so you can see what's been protected, what's been preserved. this is 26 years of work to make sure that nothing is damaged in this area. this cano is damaged in this area. this many at — is damaged in this area. this many at the _ is damaged in this area. this canopy at the sanctuary - is damaged in this area. this canopy at the sanctuary is want to behold. a common site these days —— not a common site on the peninsula. if urgent measures is not taken, this place will cease being home for these primates. umaru fofana, bbc news. with a combination of lead climbing, speed climbing and bouldering, the new olympic sport of sport climbing will be one of the toughest gold medals to win in tokyo. usually athletes focus on one or two of the disciplines, so being an all—rounder is a big advantage. australian teenager oceana mackenzie

. >> megan barry is a sprinter from the african nation of sierra leon.he finished with a season-best time of 11.0. 45 seconds in the 100 meter dash during the preliminary and qualifying round. she didn't place. but once again, she is taking something home that she'll always keep with. i love the brought. the dog. >> everyone had a violin player, but the dog that was fantastic. all right there in the airport. so welcome home bagging. alright. that does it for us here live in primetime on kron 4 news at night and coming up at 10 o'clock. >> ken and pam, who are spam east. we've seen plenty of to is eyes. catherine, jonathan, thanks to you both. coming up next, a 10 o'clock. we are following the latest details from the pleasanton police department after they found a body that may be the missing runner from berkeley plus state and local lawmakers are considering what a vaccine requirement might look like for californians. >> why some local leaders say proof of vaccination. might just be what the bay area needs to keep infections down. those stories and more

the entire el dorado national forrest is shut down. it's tearing across the sierra foothills with zero containment. here is that same fire from space, flames and smoke covering an area about 24 miles wide. >>> it was an emotional day in court for a former resource officer. scott peterson is accused of hiding during the parkland school massacre that left 17 people dead. in 2018. he is facing multiple negligence charges for failing to confront the shooter. he wants the charges dropped saying he would never abandon his duties. >> i'll never forget that day. not only kids died. i had friends that died. and never for a second, would i sit there and allow anyone to die, knowing that i never went up in that building. never. >> the judge has not ruled on the dismissal request. >>> a debate featuring republicans that hope to replace governor gavin newsom was interrupted by a private detective serving a subpoena. it was from john cox that says he owes $100,000 from a previous campaign. the election to recall governor newsom takes place on september 17th. research shows that v

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sierra, nevada. breaking tonight, a united nations report says the earth is getting hotter.cted at this point and that it is definitely the fault of humans. that's what the report says. this occurs as extreme weather around the planet sparks alarm throughout the global warming community. we'll talk live with the energy secretary jennifer granholm in just a moment. first with the story here is correspondent benjamin hall. >> fire rages agross greece and turkey. the worse fires there in 30 years. leaving 140,000 acres burned with no signs of stopping. unprecedented heat combined with hot winds from africa have turned forests in bone dry tinderboxes other forms of extreme weather have also been seen more frequently in recent months and today a dramatic new u.n. report claims climate change is to blame and is now irreversible for centuries or millennia because of humans. they called it a code red for humanity. >> what's new in this report is we can attribute many more changes global and regional level human influence. >> the report states that global temperatures have already ri