u. s department of agriculture is sending in a special team of trappers.l, the foul will be caught, tested and transported by the end of next week. in mountain view. jessie gary ktvu, fox two news. alright another warm day. another dry day 32 days straight without rain in san francisco. it's been getting going a long time here we were getting into record territory not only record dry days, but record warmth potential for tomorrow. and here we are in february. when of course you expect anything but this. there's the big high pressure. you've seen way too much of that more sunshine this week record highs possible, and then we might see similar eighties. so it's just whole bunch of nice weather at the wrong time. as you look at the day's highest from today ties tomorrow i'll be a little bit warmer, and i wanted to mention this was talking about it earlier, sort of alluded to it, but with the warm weather. everybody's going out to the ocean and the surf is not giant is deceptively, uh, medium sized or small, and so it does, but there's a lot of water moving. t

u. s department of agriculture is sending in a special team of trappers.he foul will be caught, tested and transported by the end of next week. in mountain view. jessie gary ktvu, fox two news. so many people are enjoying the warm weather this week. but for other people, it's creating some new drought concerns. california water officials say there is good news and bad news about reservoir levels around the state. the warm weather did melt some of the snowpack. the head actually reservoir, which provides water to san francisco is now at 82% capacity, but that is a 5% increase since the start of the year. but if you look at other reservoirs like trinity lake, that league is still at half its usual level for this time of year. alright, just checking the marine county sheriff's twitter feed here. marcus says that forward progress on that canyon fire out by stinson beach has been stopped. so that's good news about that fire right there , but back to the water. i mean, you know, i mean, there's just nothing brewing out there. it's yeah, it's just amazing up to 3

u. s department of agriculture is sending in a special team of trappers.l, the foul will be caught, tested and transported by the end of next week. in mountain view. jessie gary ktvu, fox two news. all right. i hope you're enjoying this spring summer weather and in february because we're gonna have more of it. no rain in the forecast immediately and record temperatures possible tomorrow with highs today that easily got into the seventies. it's high pressure has been stuck here for easily 32 days in san francisco without rain. other areas a little longer. some areas a little shorter, but that is just a dominant ridge of high pressure that has no intent on moving our budget, which again i'll tell you that. that's a that's a typical feature the high in the summer months, the pacific high. that's why we have a mediterranean climate dry summer wet winter, but it's not supposed to be there. in the summer months. the big high pressure so obviously more sunshine this week, possible records tomorrow we could see some low eighties in the process , especially up arou

of avocados here in the u. s. are from mexico. did you know they were all coming from one state mutual con, but now after the u. s. department of agriculture reported a verbal threats, importation of the green fruit has been halted. the u. s da has yet to publicly announced details surrounding the verbal threat they received friday while some speculate it could have been from a mexican drug cartel or other local community groups. mexican president, andreas manual lopez, orbit or questions. if the move was political, i envy him which as he been older, there are also a lot of political interest. and there's competition when they don't want mexican alcorto to get in the united states, right? because it wouldn't rule in the united states because of its quality. there are other countries interested in selling avocados, woke up and now abruptly stopping the importation of avocados from mexico is having serious effects on california farmers. as intro valley, the brand basket of the nation has already been struggling to produce needed crops with past drought conditions and the high cost for water. and it takes on average more than 250 gallons of w

u. s government has suspended all imports of mexican avocados indefinitely over security concerns. officials with the u. s department of agriculturen response to a threatening message one of its inspectors received on his phone while working in mexico. u. s inspectors routinely work in mexico to ensure that exported avocados don't carry diseases that could hurt us crops. while the pandemic has been so difficult in a number of ways and single people looking for love, say it's made finding that someone special even more difficult. reporter gina silva spoke with a dating expert who has tips for people who are searching for a relationship. holding hands showing love and affection. sweet intimacy. it's what many long form i definitely am interested in getting a date . elizabeth jackson would love to have a date for valentine's. but she says there's no one in the picture because the last two years have been rough. i haven't had any actually, i've been single for a super long time. she's not alone. many people are struggling to find the one social distancing and mask wearing have made it nearly impossible to make a connection . i think i

u. s department of agriculture, more than £130, billion of food goes wasted every single year that accountsmany reasons as to why this happens, but for some restaurants and grocery stores, there is a way to combat this. i want to introduce you to a program called too good to go if you love pie, and we mean the freshly made stuff. the most popular ones are going to be like a chicken pot pie. we have, like a cha cha chicken, which is , you know sarah to mayo bits of bacon in there. or what about a bumble berry crumble pie or classic apple then one place you've got to check out is pie bar. it rotates so we can look back 120 fives in there. and this. this particular oven has been around for 50 60 years. the crank them out daily in seattle's ballard neighborhood. we have a couple of dessert cocktails that are really popular. one of them actually takes the filling from the pie. it's all about making the pies as fresh as possible. and while the pies look amazing a few went unsold. obviously we weren't you know, recouping our losses and with margins already running thin for restaurants, anything so

u. s department of agriculture, more than £130, billion of food goes wasted every single year that accountsfor about 30 to 40. of the nation's food supply. now there's many reasons as to why this happens, but for some restaurants and grocery stores, there is a way to combat this. i want to introduce you to a program called too good to go. if you love pie, and we mean the freshly made stuff, the most popular ones are going to be like a chicken pot pie. we have, like a cha cha chicken, which is , you know sarah to mayo bits of bacon in there or what about a bumble berry crumble pie or classic apple, then one place you've got to check out is pie bar rotates so we can cook 120 fives in there. 25 yeah. and this this particular oven has been around for 50 60 years, the crank them out daily in seattle's ballard neighborhood. we have a couple of dessert cocktails that are really popular. one of them actually takes the feeling from the pie. it's all about making the pies as fresh as possible. and while the pies look amazing a few went unsold. obviously we weren't you know, recouping our losses and w

u. s department of agriculture say the decision was in response to a threatening message that one of itsived on his cell phone while working in mexico here to help us understand what it means for all parties involved. is martha montoya. she's ceo of ag tools, which conducts marketing research of agriculture. commodities. good to have you with us, martha. thank you very much, frank. you nice to be here . well we made it through the super bowl the biggest day for avocados here in america. so what does this mean for us avocado lovers here in the states for the next few months. would we have? i think of the mario is the question because that's our next stop, um, festivity that we have the 1/4 of the avocados will be shipped by then. well this is a $3 billion export industry in mexico. the us isn't buying product. how devastating will this be to their economy? well there are 22 of us will suffer the consumers because even the prices were already going up 80% 50% from last year to begin with and then on top of that, the farmers who farm who have all the avocados ready to be farmed now, where w

u. s department of agriculture will catch the turkeys, then test them for disease. t them to their new home south of livermore plans to take the turkeys to the san antonio valley ecological reserve. it's about 3000 acres of an ecological reserve. there's already a small population of turkey's there and it's good turkey habitat has food, water, everything the turkeys are gonna need, polyus says. officials are usually reluctant to transplant one problem to another location , but considering the important work done at nasa, ames and neighboring moffett field these birds will soon be traveling east provided they can be caught . turkeys are they're clever, and they're they're faster than you think they're not easy to catch. the usda is sending in a professional team of trappers. if all goes well, the birds or the foul will be caught. tested and transported all by the end of next week, if all goes well. we're live outside nasa ames here in mountain view, just to gary ktvu. fox. two news will head back to you up in oakland. it looks like it's going to be a careful operation

u. s department of agriculture said the decision was in response to a threatening message that one of itspectors received on his phone while working in mexico. the u. s inspectors routinely work in mexico to ensure exported avocados don't carry diseases that could hurt us crops. experts say the threat is the result of the drug cartels growing influence on the avocado industry. on tuesday, voters in san francisco will decide whether to remove three school board members from their positions. ktvu james taurus spoke with those in favor and those opposed to this recall. election day is tuesday, and after speaking to organizers on both sides the arguments they may not agree on what the end results should be. but they do agree voters should vote. years of frustration from san francisco. parents now comes to decision day this week, three school board members within san francisco's unified school district are on the ballot at risk of being removed from their positions. they are. gabriella lopez, allison collins and malika. those leading the recall effort, say many frustrations stemmed from the di

u. s department of agriculture said the suspension is in place due to a verbal threat against a us inspector says the restriction will remain in place as long as necessary. chipotle didn't specify if there would be an increase in menu prices. however the company is facing higher costs for buying and shipping avocados because of this pause. mexico ships 83% of the uss annual avocado supply, according to the haas avocado board. california farmers are now expressing concern following this import halt. some are worried about the economic impact. if this issue is not resolved soon, we get more now from misha de bono. there isn't really a reason to panic. people shouldn't be worried because avocados are still flowing, but it is unchartered territory for the first time since 1997 when the united states lifted abandon avocados from certain areas of mexico, the u. s government has suspended all imports until further notice. you know, we hear that there is some potential that inspectors life was threatened or um, you know, a conversation got really heated where there was some very serious concerns. th