otter experts at the monterey bay aquarium tell us a wild streak may run in the family starting withhe otter's mom nicknamed 723. >> similar effort went into catching 723. when 723 was recaptured from the wild, it was found she was pregnant. she was pregnant with 841. dan: 841 and its mother spent time at the monterey bay aquarium before 841 was old enough to go into the wild. when she is captured she will go back to the aquarium to decide on her permanent home. more coming your way tonight. hollywood on strike, thousands of actors preparing to pick it in just hours with the future of tv and movies on the line. plus there is a saurashtra sweepstakes happening, a mass shortage has turned it into liquid gold but we found one bay area spot handing it out if you know how to ask. and the coit tower celebration. the iconic landmark look -- that to look much different tomorrow. in your hands or feet? try nervive nerve relief from the world's number one nerve care company. nervive contains ala to relieve nerve aches, and b-complex vitamins to fortify healthy nerves. try nervive. and, try ner

scientists at the monterey bay aquarium. >> it is the last marine heatwave cause booms of sea urchins that depleted kelp forests. eruptions just went nuts and they started eating a low tide of kelp. so we saw that this widespread loss of kelp forests here in central northern california. and outbreaks of seen virgins, according to smith fishing industries. also take a hit. >> when an el nino causes ocean temps to rise, decreased populations of sardines in 2015 prompted washington to declare a federal disaster and coral bleaching in florida could remove billions from the local economy. >> smith says it's important for politicians to pass legislation that encourages climate solutions with climate change. these heat waves are going to increase in frequency. we're going to see more of them and they're going to increase in dog into they're going to become more severe. >> i asked smith what you can do to try to make a difference. he recommended avoiding one time use plastics, choosing sustainable seafood to avoid harmful fishing practices and joining an ocean restoration project such as a be

a spokesperson for the monterey bay aquarium tells us the behavior is highly unusual. >> what that tellsss there is a positive association with people, whatever that is. we don't know how, why that happened. but for the health of that otter and the well-being of that otter, as well as the health and safety of people, it's an interaction that caused concern. it doesn't have that natural fear that so many of her otter brethren have. >> this type of story doesn't happen often. once she is captured, though, she'll be taken to the monterey bay aquarium for a checkup and then moved to a new location. aquarium officials tell us she could be hormonal in terms of surges, or being fed by humans. they don't know for sure. >>> another story catching our attention, it's last call for an iconic san francisco brewery, officially turning off the taps. anchor brewing company, which is considered the nation's first craft brewery is closing after 127 years. today the company announced it's going to seize operations and liquidate the business. it says economic factors played a role in its decision. the pand

otter experts at the monterey bay aquarium tell us a wild streak may run in the family starting with otter's mom nicknamed 723. >> similar effort went into catching 723. when 723 was recaptured from the wild, it was found she was pregnant. she was pregnant with 841. dan: 841 and its mother spent time at the monterey bay aquarium before 841 was old enough to go into the wild. when she is captured she will go back to the aquarium to decide on her permanent home. more coming your way tonight. hollywood on strike, thousands of actors preparing to pick it in just hours with the future of tv and movies on the line. plus there is a saurashtra sweepstakes happening, a mass shortage has turned it into liquid gold but we found one bay area spot handing it out if you know how to ask. and the coit tower celebration. the iconic landmark look -- that to look much different tomorrow. i've been telling everyone. the secret to great teeth... ...is having healthy gums. crest advanced gum restore detoxifies below the gum line and restores by helping heal gums in as little as 7 days. crest. good checkup

reporter: once the otter is captured, she will be examined at the monterey bay aquarium and rehomed. e truth of the matter is it is not normal. reporter: a spokesperson for u.s. fish and wildlife say as long as conditions are favorable, they will attempt to capture her. dan: city officials are launching a plan to take act san francisco's united nations plaza. -- take back san francisco's united nations plaza. there are plans to bring skateboarding and other attractions. in may they held a conference to address rampant drug use. plans have been filed to build a skate park on 13,000 square feet of the plaza. it calls for the addition of chess and ping-pong tables, exercise stations and more, all part of a pilot program run by the parks department. the changes are set to begin in september. coming up, a beloved bay area icon shutting off the taps. the reason the country's first craft brewery is saying goodbye for good. the reptiles and oddi and what you need to know about that. plus, the inspirational message from a former oakland a. his comeback to baseball from the stage of tonight's h

the bay bridge and the washing up over dead gray whale on angel island. they say that clear result of climate change. joshua smith is an ocean conservation research scientist at the monterey bay aquarium and says the study was just published last week about the last marine hate heatwave picture showing a boom in purple sea urchin that depleted kelp forests and increases of fish that aren't normally in the waters off northern california, several species that do normally live here declined such as sardines and crabs affecting local fishing economy. >> the bottom line is that these marine heat waves and rising ocean temperatures can really dramatically impact these ecosystems from ecological perspective to the fisheries and there there there are consequences. and there are changes in and that the ranges of these species. which has direct implications for where fisheries might target their catch. >> a marine heatwave is concerning. so i asked smith what people can do try to make a difference. he recommended things like avoiding one time use plastics, choosing sustainable seafood to avoid harmful fishing practices as well as consider joining ocean restoration efforts such as beach cleanups

. >> so the spokesperson for the monterey bay aquarium said the otter's highly unusual behavior coulde caused by hormonal changes or being if he had by humans. officials say once she is captured, she'll be taken to the aquarium for a check-up and then moved to a new location. >>> no big winner tonight. that means the powerball jackpot is now at $875 million. this is the 35th consecutive drawing with no big winner. the last time someone won the powerball jackpot was april 19th when they won $252 million. the next powerball drawing is this saturday. the jackpot for mega millions is $560 million. that drawing is friday. so we have, let me do my quick math. more than $1 billion between the two lotteries there. >> so you're telling me there's a chance! >> a little chance but i'll take it. >>> all right! when it comes to the weather forecast, we've been winning the lottery temperaturewise. this year napa had 140 days below average. that accounts for 72% of the year. cooler than average. not only napa but have of the bay area. that heat is knocking on our door and it will be widespread. you

scientists at the monterey bay aquarium. >> it is the last marine heatwave cause booms of sea urchins that depleted kelp forests directions just went nuts and they started eating a tide of kelp. so we saw that this widespread loss of kelp forests here in central northern california. and these outbreaks of urchins, according to smith fishing industries. also take a hit. >> when an el nino causes ocean temps to rise, decreased populations of sardines in 2015 prompted washington to declare a federal disaster and coral bleaching in florida could remove billions from the local economy. >> smith says it's important for politicians to pass legislation that encourages climate solutions. the bottom line is that these marine heat waves and rising ocean temperatures. >> can really dramatically impact these ecosystems from ecological perspective to the fisheries, i asked smith what people can do to help he recommended avoiding one-time use plastics, choosing sustainable seafood to avoid harmful fishing practices and joining an ocean restoration project such as a beach cleanup reporting in san fra

reporter: once the otter is captured, she will be examined at the monterey bay aquarium and rehomed. eople are like let it be, but the truth of the matter is it is not normal. reporter: a spokesperson for u.s. fish and wildlife say as long as conditions are favorable, they will attempt to capture her. dan: city officials are launching a plan to take act san francisco's united nations plaza. -- take back san francisco's united nations plaza. there are plans to bring skateboarding and other attractions. in may they held a conference to address rampant drug use. plans have been filed to build a skate park on 13,000 square feet of the plaza. it calls for the addition of chess and ping-pong tables, exercise stations and more, all part of a pilot program run by the parks department. the changes are set to begin in september. coming up, a beloved bay area icon shutting off the taps. the reason the country's first craft brewery is saying goodbye for good. the reptiles and oddi and what you need to know about that. plus, the inspirational message from a former oakland a. from a former oakland

the goal is to capture the sea otter and bring it to the monterey bay aquarium. >>> a brush fire.s near riverside. these are live pictures now from our nbc chopper near that fire zone. it has burned at least 600 acres. it's spreading fast. 0% contained. started a few hours ago. thankfully, below -- you can't see it. below, not many homes in the area. this is one of three fires burning right now in southern california. jeff ranieri is here. >> what you are seeing is a cloud that's trying to form because there's just so much heat in that fire. it's rising so fast that you are getting a lot of strong updrafts. that will create downdrafts that make it unpredictable for the firefighters. >> it's the own weather system in this. you can see the smoke there. >> winds around 20 miles an hour and the heat, 100 to 105 through the next couple of days. >> it's intense for them as well. >> we have our own concerns here. >> low humidity. a breeze, 10 to 20 miles per hour. we will keep our fire danger elevated. at the same time, fog at the coastline. the heat warnings spread through most of the s

a spokesperson for the monterey bay aquarium tells us the behavior is highly unusual. >> what that tells us is there is a positive association with people, whatever that is. we don't know how, why that happened. but for the health of that otter and the well-being of that otter, as well as the health and safety of people, it's an interaction that has caused concern. >> and conner says when she is captured, she'll be moved to a new location. >>> well, as our weather heats up, california is getting closer to its goal of clean electric energy. today the state announced its electric grid has expanded to 5600 megawatts of battery storage. that's enough to power 4.2 million homes for up to four hours. but to reach the state's goal, the state will need to build 148,000 megawatts of clean power by the year 2045. ahead of this upcoming heatwave, the state says for now the power grid is stable, and it does not anticipate any shortfalls. officials are still asking people to conserve. >>> all right. let's good to take a look outside. from a few of our traffic cameras in walnut creek, palo alto, san f

and wildlife says that once 8 for one is captured should be given a set and assessment at the monterey bay aquarium. and then most likely will be rehomed in a zoo or aquarium. >> climbing half dome at yosemite national park is no easy task. but imagine climbing it at 93 years old. that's what one oakland native just accomplish. just incredible. reporter ben morris spoke with a man and his son. >> this is take a look at this remarkable moment. just a week ago accomplishing the achievement of a lifetime to a round of applause on top of the world. >> they got up and they put the lamp on my forehead and the game. a pair of polls and said walk the guy. >> guided the hike is a challenge for anyone. but kaylyn says with his wife claire's blessing in the help of his son, john, a granddaughter city, he was able to pull it off, experienced hikers themselves. they were with him every step of the way for the 13 and a half hour journey hooking him into a harness. the world renowned ascent to the top of the dome. that was incredible. this, you know, let's say it by age is as hard. and so, you know, you're going

fish and wildlife service, and the monterey bay aquarium have been working to try to capture the infamouster. >> should she be captured? i don't know. i am kind of on the don't get rid of the otter. austin: those i spoke with along the coast leaned towards having otter 841 remain in her natural environment. >> i think the thing that i would be most disappointed to see is the otter being put in a zoo or facility when this is her environment and her home. austin: mark woodward has been capturing various photos of otter 841 interacting with people on the water. while there have been reports of 841 getting aggressive, those behind the capture say there is another safety risk. in a statement to kion, they say that due to her lack of fear of humans, she is more susceptible to boat strike or a fatal intestinal blockage from consuming parts of a styrofoam surfboard. if it comes down to her safety, some say she should be captured. >> if her life is at risk at all by humans being so close to her all the time, then it might be an option. austin: however, the fish and wildlife service adds if ocean c

fish and wildlife service, and the monterey bay aquarium have been working to try to capture the infamousld she be captured? i don't know. i am kind of on the don't get rid of the otter. austin: those i spoke with along the coast leaned towards having otter 841 remain in her natural environment. >> i think the thing that i would be most disappointed to see is the otter being put in a zoo or facility when this is her environment and her home. austin: mark woodward has been capturing various photos of otter 841 interacting with people on the water. while there have been reports of 841 getting aggressive, those behind the capture say there is another safety risk. in a statement to kion, they say that due to her lack of fear of humans, she is more susceptible to both strike or a fatal intestinal blockage from consuming parts of a styrofoam surfboard. if it comes down to her safety, some say she should be captured. >> if her life is at risk at all by humans being so close to her all the time, then it might be an option. austin: however, the fish and wildlife service ads if ocean conditions pre

raised in the monterey bay aquarium, then released into the wild, lately she's gotten too wild.'s a fugitive. worried she's a menace to herself and the public, wildlife authorities are trying to recapture her, hoping to place her in an aquarium or zoo, but the otter 841 fan club is pushing back with petitions to keep 841 free. being an otter is not a crime. as for jason, he would be "lion" if he denied rooting for the sea lion. >> i'm a local and seeing these tourists get a taste of their own medicine, it was great. >> reporter: he's getting a charge out of chonkers charging. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i love that he enjoyed watching them get a taste of their own medicine, as he says. >> i know. he may have a point, right? >> yeah, that sea lion is saying, it's my beach. >> exactly. >> that's correct. >> jeanne moos, thank you. the nenext hour of ""cnn this morning" starts right afteter a quick break. (mom) the moment i l loved our subaru outback most... was the moment they y walked awy from it. (dauaughter) mom! (mom) oh, thank goodness. and that's why our family will only

the given health assessment at the monterey bay aquarium and the most likely rehomed at a zoo or aquarium. so we'll see what happens. >> it's 10 41 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> and lining up right now to snag merchandise for taylor swift's concert by stadium. swift's concert by stadium. tell y wendy's is open until midnight or later. so come get that baconator! gimme one honk if you want a baconatorrr! [car honks one time] ayyyeee! gimme two honks if you want tyler to make it! [car honks twice] dude. go night mode. choose wisely. choose wendy's baconator. >> 10 44 right now in the south bay swifties are waiting in line for a piece >> of taylor. yes, my hundreds made by the thousands right now all wanted to get a hand on some of that merge. that's up for sale right now. we've crawford's will trend in the thick of it. >> thousands of people are at levi stadium and the concert is not until tomorrow. some of them got here as early as 2 o'clock in the morning. and you can see them in the sun. also, if this is dedication, look at that long line. they are here not to get their

and wildlife say that once a 4, one is capture, she will be given a health assessment at the monterey bay aquarium. and then most likely rehomed in a zoo or other aquariums are just one year out from the paris 2024 olympics. and we're getting our first look at iconic symbol of the event. the olympic torch. the creator says this year's torch was designed to imitate reflection of the eiffel tower on the ruffled surface of the seine river and peaceful energy. the torch will be lit on april. twenty-six next year at greece's ancient olympia, which is, of course, the first place of the olympic games. a's fans are not giving up on the heels of last night's joint protest with giants fan said oracle park organizers are planning another rally when the 2 teams meet next month at the coliseum. they're still calling it, sell the team saturday, a part of the summer of cell. this 3rd fan funded giveaway and reverse boycott will be happening on august. 5th for the battle of the bridge series between the a's and the giants. you can see pictures of the rally towels. it will be given to fans for free. the protest is

says wants 8 for one is captured if she's captured, should be given a health assessment at the monterey bay aquarium. and then most likely rehomed in a zoo or aquarium. i heard a rumor that she might be pregnant. are the 2 feel for her. if that's the case, could be going through quite a bit trying to be captured right little pups. yeah. guess timed out soon enough. if they can catch to her. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 9. thanks for being with us this hour. stick around, though. kron 4 news at 10 is coming up. stephanie and ken are here with a look at that low. guys ought or ought to see it is. i'm really hoping that she's bates capture really? >> i all right. coming up, thank you very much. investigation is underway after. >> san francisco police shoot and kill a man who they say was armed. but people who live in the area disagree why they say police were at fault. >> plus, the city of was declared a state of emergency over its police shortage. just how dire the situation is for the department and how this declaration could help. and meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez tracking more cool weather. >> k

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the monterey bay aquarium has partnered with monopoly, and it will have zero plastic pieces. that. the aquarium is focused on sustainability and keeping the ocean clean. also instead of purchasing land, the game will focus on philanthropy. it's set to come out in october. that's a great version. >> you can have sea shells or something around the board. >> you landed on my property, now you donate to my cause. >>> if you want to check out what's trending, even if it's not christmas related, you can head to our website. we have that trending bar right at the top of our home page to give you something fun to talk about. that's nbcbayarea.com. >>> right now at 6:00, president biden and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy set to meet at any moment now. tensions are sure to run high as they discuss ukraine's desire to join nato. we are live in washington with a look at what's at stake. >>> i wonder if we know about all of it. >> more problems at the martinez refinery. we are live with a new warning for neighbors as hazardous materials teams try to identify what is potentially t

fish and game says that once a 4, 1, is captured, she will be given a health assessment at the monterey bay aquarium. and then most likely be rehomed in a zoo or aquarium all right, back live now apologize for the audio issues earlier. but as i was mentioning, cal fishing games trying right now, a little boat out there to try to catch a for one. she's wearing a radio collar so they can find her but trying to catch wiley little otter is very difficult. but for now in santa cruz, charles clifford kron, 4 news, she's clearly got a mind of her own. >> in my opinion, they might just want to leave her alone 90. she lives there. you know, everyone else is invading her i guess we'll see if you can actually that whenever wildlife and people come into contact with each other. usually the wildlife loses out. so it's probably for her is probably the best course of action here. that's true. that's true. all right, charles, keep us updated. thank you. it looks beautiful down there in santa cruz as it does there over the bay bridge. taking a live look this afternoon. want to get your check of your forecast to kron

. >> she even makes eye contact, just chilling. 841 was raised in captivity at the monterey bay aquariumince her release into the wild. while 841 looks cute sitting on a surfboard she has a serious bite and surfers should avoid her. the otter's old handlers decided it's time to capture and relocate 841. as of this morning she remains at-large and unrepentant for her crimes. >>> our next high goes to a more docile creature who knows slow and steady wins the race. frankly, that's the only way it can race. let's head to norfolk, england, for the snail racing championship. >> ready! >> and they're off, kind of. the snails race, if you can call it that, from the red circle in the middle of the table to the black circle 18 inches away. this year's winner number 14, evy, about to cross the finish line, if you have patience with us here, she has done it coming in at a brisk 7:24. evy's adorable trainer is a 4-year-old girl named letti. >> we have been looking after evy all day in the heat giving her water and leaves to keep her ready for her race, haven't we, and you're very happy, aren't you? >

she will be given a health assessment at the monterey bay aquarium and then most likely rehomed in a the forty-niners traininh camp. and we are expected to get our first look at block party parties expected to take the field for the first time since injuring his elbow and nfc championship game. kate rooney has that story. more highlights from the second day of training camp. >> day 2 of forty-niners training camp in santa clara. and we got to see the team back on the practice field for the first time tea's cheered on by hundreds of diehard forty-niners fans who are ready to get this season underway. brock purdy was also on the field cheering on his teammates, although he had a plan day of rest and didn't throw today. also is planned. trey lance and sam darnold split those reps at qb for the forty-n.ners. it was a light practice, no pads. they won't put those on until the 5th practice of the season. but the energy didn't disappoint those good first day. you know, we do rely today with the reps just how long are out there. so it's. >> it's a pretty easy practice. monday. biggest thing i

and while they are undeniably cute, the monterey bay aquarium missing behavior like this means that outercclimated with people which jeopardizes it's critical survival instincts, even well-meaning acts of generosity like feeding these things can endanger a species if they stop forging for food on their own. all right. good. good point. so so enjoy from afar, indeed. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 on this thursday night. what so cool. little otter at sutro baths. really you know, just see do. and and a a pretty chill. didn't take anything from me. you know, the river otters are making a big comeback on the russian river. kind of fun. yeah, they're cute. cute. i think we ought are handed over these guys. >> were working on having up tonight a smash and grab the south bay surveillance video shows a burglary suspect ramming his car into a business ransacking the place tonight we're going hear from the start a store owner says she called police as the crime was happening. but didn't get any help. >> plus, the final countdown is on to a summer scorcher that's promising triple digit temperat

they say once 8.41 is captured, it's a girl sorry she will be given a health assessment at the monterey bay aquariumarently they think they have to snatcher and take should the 6.51 the time. >> fairfield police listen to this. they're reopening a cold case into the disappearance of young girl who went missing back in 1991. or police are now looking into a former pastor has a new suspect. rowena shaddox reports. >> i'm always going hold on to hope because she's my little girl. >> that was in 2001 when we spoke with and campbell, 10 years after her 4 year-old daughter nikki disappeared as she rode her bike not far from their fairfield home today. there is new hope that her daughter's case may finally be solved as fairfield police say they are now looking at a new suspect. 83 year-old david zandstra authorities in pennsylvania arrested him monday for the murder of an 8 year-old girl. they say he admitted to the crime. 48 years after it happened. like and double. maybe even triple punch because it's not something i ever believe he was just the nicest, coolest calmest and you had a really sweet wife, ma

say that she does pose a public safety risk if they catch or she'll be taken captive to the monterey bay aquariumrted to steal surfboards about 2 years ago. we're just learning about this now, though, this is video from september of last year. just look at that. looks like she's enjoying herself on that surfboard. it's not known, though, if this is exactly the same otter, but it was after someone surfboard. it good. pretty good chance. it was probably her, we think. but anyways, taking a live look now conditions on the bay bridge this morning. wow, traffic really picking up at this hour 7.44. this morning, let's check in now with dave spahr, the weather center. dave, it's looking a bit cool out there, but we know things are probably going to warm up pretty significantly that indeed. yes, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. although we will have microclimates checking in and it looks like they will remain. >> that way into tomorrow. this high tends to have when we get the scenarios with that hi part overhead. a test like cancel out entirely our micro climates and we're kind of on our

the u.s. fish and wildlife service, and monterey bay aquarium have been working to try and capture the infamouser. >> should she be captured? i don't know. i am on the don't get rid of the otter. >> those i spoke with along the coast of santa cruz leaned towards having otter 841 remain in her natural environment. >> what i would be most disappointed to see is daughter dean put in -- the otter being put in a zoo or facility when this is her environment, her home. >> mark woodward captured various photos of the otter 841 interacting with people on the water. there have been reports of 841 getting aggressive. those behind the capture say there is another safety risk. the u.s. fish and wildlife service says in part, "due to her unusual lack of fear of humans she is more susceptible to both strike or a fatal intestinal blockage from consuming parts surfboard." for her safety some say she should be captured. >> if her life is at risk from humans being close to her all the time, that might be an option. >> the fish and wildlife service as that if -- adds that if -- interactions with heresies capture e

the divers. they have been working with monterey bay aquarium staff since july 2. these are photos taken wednesday. officials are responding because this five-year-old female otter is showing an unusual behavior by approaching people. >> it is not an issue we have frequently to know how to capture an animal with this set of behaviors. we are just trying to be as adaptable and creative as we can. >> this mischievous otter has quite the mystery. the otter's mom was rescued in santa cruz in 2016. the mom had reports of approaching people on kayaks in boats but nothing to the extent of her daughter, otherwise known as otter 841, which is her rescue number. >> although we have not observed are being aggressive towards people, she's really focused on the boards or the fins. we don't want to have a person accidentally bit. >> officials say when she's captured, she will undergo a health assessment and eventually rehome to in a zoo or aquarium. a local server says that is a shame. he held a surfboard friday that said keep 841 free. >> every time humans come across nature th

the divers. they have been working with monterey bay aquarium staff since july 2. are photos taken wednesday. officials are responding because this five-year-old female otter is showing an unusual behavior by approaching people. >> it is not an issue we have frequently to know how to capture an animal with this set of behaviors. we are just trying to be as adaptable and creative as we can. >> this mischievous otter has quite the mystery. the otter's mom was rescued in santa cruz in 2016. the mom had reports of approaching people on kayaks in boats but nothing to the extent of her daughter, otherwise known as otter 841, which is her rescue number. >> although we have not observed are being aggressive towards people, she's really focused on the boards or the fins. we don't want to have a person accidentally bit. >> officials say when she's captured, she will undergo a health assessment and eventually rehome to in a zoo or aquarium. a local server says that is a shame. he held a surfboard friday that said keep 841 free. >> every time humans come across nature that doe

the coastline. >> it's even harassing kayakers. teams from monterey bay aquariumfe are trying to find this otter, which they say was born in captivity at uc santa cruz. it then moved to the aquarium where it was later released, and now apparently it's a little bit on edge. >> 841 was eventually released in june of 2020 and went a whole year without incident, just living a great otter life. >> so far, the otter hasn't bitten anyone, but if it can be caught, the otter will likely be re-homed at another aquarium. >> those surfboards can be expensive. >>> a lot of people are going to be pushing to the coastlines this weekend because it's going to be hot inland. >> and the coastal areas are going to be nice and mild. let's take a look at the forecast for santa cruz. we are looking at temperatures that will head for the mid-70s for today and tomorrow, and upper 60s on sunday. it's going to be really perfect weather there. and as you're making plans to head out to the beach, keep in mind that you do need to look at those beach warning flags and see what kind of condition

official say once they're able to get the otter, she will be examined at monterey bay aquarium and re-honedi want to know what re-honed means. -- re homed. kumasi: she is not bothering anybody. let us talk about this dog, its impressive stunt using a hot dog bun to catch and release fish is apparently going viral and i am ready to see it. let's look. reggie: oh. kumasi: oh. this is chance. the owner shared a video of him on the edge of the water with a hotdog bun floating just below its mouth, you can see the fish around him, then he grabs the fish before releasing it. the owner says chance has a wonderful disposition and gets along well with other animals. reggie: it looks like it was just eating a fish. drew: hungry. kumasi: he released it. jobina: yeah. drew: they love salmon skin, it is good for their fur. was that intuitive? he learned how to -- i don't know. reggie: a wonderful disposition with animals. [laughter] kumasi: meanwhile, lo reggie: so the otter is aggressive and a problem when it is going after a surfboard, but a dog going after a living fish, we are fine with that. that i

young is one of the divers on the capture team from the california department of fish and wildlife. they have been working with monterey bay aquariumstaff. officials are responding because this five-year-old female otter is showing concerning and unusual behavior by approaching people. >> we do not have this issue that frequently to know exactly how to capture an animal with this set of behaviors. we are trying to be as adaptable and creative as we can. >> this mischievous otter has quite the history. a spokesperson said the otter's mom was rescued in santa cruz. the mom had reports of approaching people on kayaks and boats but nothing to the extent that her daughter, otherwise known as otter 841, her rescue number. >> she is focused on the fins. we do not want to have a person accidentally bit. >> officials say when she is captured she will undergo a health assessment and eventually re-homed in a zoo or aquarium. a local surfer said that is a shame. he had a say for that said keep 841 free. >> every time humans come across nature the does not act their way we have to put it in a cage or take a summer. this is where she belongs. th