sadly, his parakeet is gone, but woody is back home. able to get out of the house when the bears came in. a neighbor driving by found him and brought him back. he is thankful his family wasn't home when the cubs arrived. although bears are part of his community in sierra madre to mike he will be making sure they won't be making themselves comfortable inside again. >> definitely make sure that all of your doors and windows are securely fastened and you have fresh food in the house that a bear can smell>>speciall >> who doesn't love kfc. >> we were just talking about how the mother would hang out outside. >> she had her fill. >> he is lucky she didn't come in to try to get the cubs out. >>> let us take a look at the drought situation. we showed you the up close view in the last half hour. we will do that again at 6:00 if you missed it. this is how the map for the western u.s. loved 2 months ago. 95% of the western u.s. at least in moderate drought conditions. 23% exceptional drought. there's the new map that came out today. it is a little

mike and woody were asleep in separate tents around a common campfire.re suddenly startled awake. >> i was sleeping in my tent and i heard somebody shouting from the road about 100 yards away, "help, help, help, my wife is dead." >> this is the middle of the night. >> it's the middle of the night. >> and then i kind of was like -- just laid there and i was like, "nah, nah, i didn't just hear that." and then i heard it again. >> they got up fast and out of the black night-- >> some strange man come walking into their campsite going, "oh, help. help me. my wife is dead." >> the stranger was emotional, distraught, told them he and his wife had been camping a few miles further up the narrow mountain road. >> he said that he had been stung by a bee and that his wife was rushing him to the hospital. and he was laying in the back of the truck. he then told us that his wife lost control of the vehicle. >> and then the pick up went over the edge and tumbled down the ridge, he told them. >> and then, he was thrown out of the back bed of the truck. it just threw hi

the new owner of the mall brought woody back to life.alks to children about their christmas wishes. mike: mind your parents. kumasi: i wonder what the voice is like. reggie: i don't know, but if this is not sponsored by rejividerm, they are missing an opportunity. mike: did you see the before picture? scary. reggie: she got fillers and botox. kumasi: she got lashes. reggie: what is the thing that grows your lashes? she got that. mike: a chemical peel. reggie: micro dermabrasion. then the face got beat. she said i'm back. mike: it looks like some kid took their troll doll or garden k blinged it. i thought you would enjoy this this morning, the soft morning light. locale tranquil and peaceful the bay looks this morning. let's see if it translates into the forecast. high clouds as the dry cold front comes through. that will help temperatures tumble today and bring breezes to the hills tonight. it will be colder in the valleys tonight. tomorrow night with the driest air of the season. brighter and warmer this weekend. the storm track is well

woody interacts with people who talk to him.is kind of stuck. >> yeah. >> no thank you. >> you can stay home. >> yeah. >> it is not giving me christmas v ib e that i'mlooking for. >> creep vibes. >> take that face off that tree. the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. >> cbs mornings is up next. have a great day. >> yeah. >> i'm going to blink like woody. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings." hello to you our viewers in the west, it's tuesday, i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm nate burleson. >> we're all here. today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> it is very likely this virus is already here in the united states. >> vaccination is crucial to any strategy for addressing omicron. >> new steps to fight the omicron variant including cdc guidance urging booster shots for all adults. >> president joe biden addressing the nation saying the

woody the talking christmas tree is back at the micmac mall in nova scotia.rge face in the mouth that moves. the person who treated this video wrote our local mall christmas nightmare is back after 15 years. according to local media, woody fell into despair into the previous owner decided to stop displaying it, which was a smart decision. the mall's new owner brought him back to life. when he talks to children about their christmas wishes. --dyo children about maeir christbo her can mike: 'm nere to knock masi: but? mike: but after covid, z the first thing you want to see when you go to the mall. reggie: absolutely not. mike: does he have his own cartoon like and frosty and rudolph? kumasi: i'm just laughing. [laughter] mike: the word has been spoken. let's move on, it is 5:47 tuesday. good morning, here's a look at what is going on from south beach. clouds will be on the increase today, high clouds. that is going to shave a few degrees off the afternoon temperatures. look at this, no chance of rain. the seven day forecast, all the goodwill we put up -- built

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maybe woody in toy story can that. it would instead can year with the news at 6. a rescue us.holidays to you. happy holidays. got it. thanks. right. coming up at 6 o'clock tonight, the holiday travel season upon us just as the bay area is seeing gas prices which one upwards and in some cases above $5 a gallon. >> the big step. president biden took today to try and provide relief at the pump. >> shoppers say they're on edge tonight after that string of brazen robberies cross bay area. how local leaders are promising to try to keep people safe as holiday shopping kicks off. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news news at 6. we will do whatever it takes to keep san francisco safe to ensure that you can go about your life. >> now. it's 6 district attorney chesa boudin announcing charges in the union square retail staffs. this comes just ays after the downtown shopping area was hit by a group of robbers. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne. and i'm pam moore. the weekend robbery started in san francisco on friday night

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. >> reporter: travis mcmichael, father gregory mcmichael, and neighbor woody randall brian are standingharged with nine counts each including murder and aggravated assault. >> mr. arbery is under attack by all three of these men. all three trapped him like a rat between their two pickup trucks. >> reporter: the prosecution arguing the defendants chased down arbery for five minutes after one of them saw him running down the street in what he described at a very fast pace. >> he's assumed the worst and has absolutely no immediate knowledge of any crime whatsoever. all three of these defendants did everything they did based on assumptions. >> reporter: for 95 minutes, special prosecutor linda dunakovsky laying the groundwork of her case, that the men hunted and cornered arbery from their vehicles. >> he gets so close to mr. arbery that mr. arbery actually has a palm print on mr. bryan's car and white t-shirt fibers that are consistent on that car. >> reporter: incriminating video filmed by defendant william rodney bryant taking center stage. arbery's mother, who had never before seen any o

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and he bought a 1936 ford woody pictured here. check that out.ta: and he started our arch beach taxies. did you come out here with him when you were your child? oh, yeah, i was driving even before i could reach the pedals, you know, sitting on his lap and steering. that's great. he drove for 50 years of his life. and then sadly he got sick with alzheimer's. and that's when i came back home to take over the family business. and i've been driving roughly 40 years of my life, off and on. this must bring back really good memories, huh? yeah, very much so. look at this. how beautiful. wow. race point beach garners you access the provincetown's back shore. rob costa: this is really one of the only few beaches you can watch the sunrise and the sunset over the atlantic ocean. no kidding? ah, the ocean air. we go into the big sand dunes. i got to bring my tires down to 11 pounds. that's the magic number. narrator: you're bringing them down? rob costa: yeah. narrator: ok. make sure you don't get stuck. rob costa: all right. narrator: how are we going to do

. >> martha calling from carolina on a republican line pretty good morning martha woody. >> good morning to. you and good morning representative nancy mace, i rarely call on the political lines of asia: the tv but representative, nancy mace i followed your independent votes like representative rice from south carolina i really admire the republicans who vote country about party and a belief that both you and rice, and the new kids on the block there, your showing and independence that i admire as a registered republican and you keep saying lowering the temperature which is important for both parties. but especially the republican party and my hope is that we look forward it in the republican party and not back on trump. >> thank you for your call and when he ran for office, everybody knows that a very conservative but i will not vote to raise taxes read anything to the deficit i will respect and honor the constitution and i also told the voters my constituents that would be an independent voice. i'm thinking someone nancy pelosi and 90 percent of the time and i want to make sure that i h

how do you predict that total return given the swirl we are in between woody's and the economic unknownsy: it is a good question, tom, given the context of what we have seen in global bond markets. tremendous uncertainty around central bank policy. look at what happened yesterday with the boe. when you look at the bond market reaction today in the context of that global response, it is muted. it is a world of surprises. if you were wanting to win big when we were on talking about -- not a huge amount of surprise. relative to what is going on globally, the u.s. is pretty much at expectation. the expectation is that the fed will be patient. there will be lift off that they wilma the so quick to lift off because they're waiting on them for employment debate about the labor force participation rate. mickey said one data point will much change that. you see that in the market reaction. but really not that much going on. tom: we welcome bloomberg radio. negative zero point -- look out -- jonathan: here is the lineup -- bloomberg opinion, rick reid of blackrock. how do you know the teams they s

the book, you're referencing a pivotal moment in the biden administration right ate the beginning woody got together with the liberal historians and put everybody in a room there was no conservatives not that we aren't available not that there aren't historians available, he did not invite them. i'm going to read this for everybody according to the reports he is taking about his place in history in accomplishing big things in a big hurry. and he broke the story about a secret meeting and how big is too big and how fast is too fast to chance a once-in-a-lifetime historic change to america. this secret meeting outline for the history book marker of the go big mentality probate today read the story that they told biden exactly what he wanted to hear, or get bipartisanship in playing by the rules. now is the time for anything that stands in your way including bipartisan of thee filibuster. he will go on to say that historians leaned in, go big and do it now. . . . nothings tying this together.they confirm joe biden urging him to spend big and expand the power of government beyond what we sa

after witnesses. violence will, can you tell us well, there that there are that new clashes erupted in woody district and people, the protesters, auto medicaid, and the roars at while the security forces are, are fighting the tear gas to disperse that the professors and this professors are mainly gathering due to their violence that happened yesterday. they also a group of lawyers are now had into woodard this week just to report take the reports and to the church. the security forces from using excessive force against this protest as in what a district for now it's happening on a small scale. however, the fashion could escalate anytime dare. ralene to morning. there has been funerals off those who have been killed yesterday and, and to put the discredited forces where removing the barricades that have been at the sat by the protest. there's also they have, we opened the bridge and the main road, the life was seeming to be back to normal. however, this new collages are also escalating the tash and now so that the dead that their forces will freedom and change the may civilian coalition, whic

integrate into society as new groups fight for control of a territory. fuller fight gravel, william woody l is rightly proud of, is speak farm. it's one of 3 projects. he started with hundreds of other demobilized fighters investing the roughly $2000.00 each. they received this part of their agreement to design. we're selling an average of $160.00 pigs a month, 40 per week of around 100105 kilos. and we hope that with the 2 new sites will reach 10120 a week. william says, reaching this point has been very difficult approval for the project arrived only a year ago after long fights with bureaucracy says was set up to fail them in mobile. yeah, no, katie. oh, i see that is, this government has done everything possible to make the deal fail if it wasn't for the united nations and the international cooperation that are guarantors of the process got on. i wonder if i would be here the government saying that the story piece deal with the fact 5 years ago, bringing to an end, the conflict that killed more than $200000.00 people over more than 5 decades. but many of the hopes of that day or fulfi

woody from san francisco heritage. we support all of these nominations to the legacy business registry. we want to give special attention to t van. it is a project that has advanced over the decades. restoration of historic resources including the landmark house. we were proud to assist with the application and we support inclusion as well as all of the other fine and deserving businesses. thank you so much. >> last call for public comment. press star 3 to be added the queue. no additional requests to speak. public comment is closed. >> if i may, this is lee hefner to provide public comment for item 8. >> i don't know. >> thank you very much. good afternoon, commissioners. a quick note on behalf of supervisor peskin's office listening to the presentations was wonderful. we support awful of those. the -- all of those. staff presentations were fantastic. three fantastic businesses from district three before you this afternoon that all deserve your support. they do represent an array of communities across the district. th

if you are to be elected, woody hit the ground running? he was not able to do that before.with the left be as emboldened? would the house and senate accompany him? i don't know that answer. i don't think there's anyone on the republican side that could go and get 40,000 people on the cold night and appeal to that constituency. i think they will have to do that if they are going to win. i am neutral on it. if i were to criticize him very quickly, we have admitted that there were two mediocre candidates in georgia and there were two charismatic socialists. everybody knew that the socialist may win in georgia. trump did not believe it or the party did not believe it. had he gone down there not talked about prior election, his election, but said whatever happened to me, forget about it, go out and vote. we would not be in the situation now. kamala harris deciding whether we will have an electoral college or filibuster. and then he said, i am going to campaign like i never have and the 2022 midterm. i think i've over used that term so much. you know what, i may not be the person

. >> greg: is that woody allen in a week? apologies to mr. allen. jennifer rubin now calling out anyone as abnormal as like andrew cuomo telling the tsa agent to keep your hands to yourself. of course, ruben is a sellout they quote whenever they want to bash conservatives, the kind of republican who makes mitt romney look like abraham lincoln. considering changing to something less embarrassing but it's not surprising, the media's brazen defense of joe's downfall is as irrational as the attacks on trump, but in reverse. perhaps they know what a mistake they made trading peace and prosperity in exchange for fewer mean tweets. was it worth less food on the table? was it worth shortages and $4 gas? was it worth giving a china such a boost that our allies are taking mandarin lessons? now they got what they wanted and all its misery and they pretend that you deserve it good luck with that. welcome tonight. so sharp it sets off the metal detector, political commentator douglas murray. got more guns than the taliban, townhall.com editor in fox news contrib

. >> here's woody allen! >> i'm too cowardly to be a protest comic.ll those things that we've come to know and hate about -- >> merv griffin, despite almost a milquetoast reputation, was always more willing to have people on that represented aspects of the counterculture. >> dr. timothy leary has been described as being either a prophet or a fiend. >> how many times have you taken lsd, doctor? >> i've taken lsd 311 times. >> in 1969 when "the merv griffin show" debuted on cbs, for the first time ever you have what you would now call the late-night wars. merv versus joey versus johnny. >> there's been much discussion in the papers and in magazines about the three-way competition. and i want to set the record straight. i think carson does a great job. bishop does a great job. we're going to try to entertain you. and there's room for everybody. and may the best man win. >> "the merv griffin show" really cut into joey bishop's audience in a big way. >> and then when joey bishop didn't work, they thought let's go a little younger and a little more new york

>> in came woody harrelson. >> you get behind a bar and right away strangers are your best friends. >this is your secondary family. >> we lost nick colasanto, the coach, after the third year. we didn't realize how sick nick was. and he started writing all his lines down wherever he could. we saw one of them. after he passed away. the line was "it's as if he's still with us now." and we used to touch that every night when we'd perform. we'd come down and touch that and give it a little pat. >> yep. i'm off. >> the last episode -- >> i'm the luckiest son of a bitch on earth. >> i just remember thinking, i got to be part of that history of comedy. i am the luckiest son of a bitch. truly. n-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren, the joy of movement. (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ we've been waiting all year to come together. -it worked! happy holidays from lexus. get 1.9% apr financing on the 2022 es 350. this is the tempur-pedic® breeze° and its mission is to make sleep...feel cool. so, no more night sweats. no more nocturnal baking

banks of the river rezin in michigan where america once battled british forces to meet with professor woody houlton an expert on colonial america. what was the militia? >> it was the law. every free white male had to be in it. you were required to own a musket and meet once a month on a saturday with the other militiamen from your district. they were similar to a regular army in that they're supposed to be trained and ready. >> our early militia was mostly focused on skirmishes with native americans and putting down slave rebellions but in 1776 colonists declared independence from british tyranny. washington created an army, and the militia joined the fight. >> it is not an exaggeration to say that militiamen played a really important role in winning the revolutionary war and getting rid of the british. >> after winning independence the founding fathers drafted the constitution and a bill of rights, including the second amendment, which reads, a well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. today

sully sullenberger, jim lovell, captain phillips, and sheriff woody are all here in the body of one manm hanks. i don't know about you, but for me, covid got serious when tom hanks and rita wilson got it. that's when i was like, “oh no! it got the gumps!” we're in trouble. but things are getting better. according to the white house, 70% of u.s. adults are now fully vaccinated against covid-19. and 80% are at least partially vaccinated against covid. the other 20% are awaiting the results of the clinical trials being conducted by kyrie irving of the brooklyn nets. i don't get it. this is the part of the story where peer pressure should kick in. a wave of popular opinion should prevail. like, remember a few years ago when everyone was doing the harlem shake? and at first you thought it was dumb, but then once 80% of your friends on social media were doing it, you thought, “well i guess i should do the harlem shake?” and then you shook. this is kinda like that, except in this case if you dance, you won't die on a ventilator. so why not? there is a new covid variant making the rounds, calle

including woody 9% of voters over 65 and 28% of democrats. >> and when the present heads back to theouse next week, they will be a renewed emphasis on getting his nominees confirmed, including his pick for the offices of management end. it confirmed, she will be the first black woman to hold that office. mike.th >> mike: jackie, many thanks. and the new coronavirus variant has been detected in south africa. scientists say it is a concern because of the high number of mutations and rapid spread among young people. here in this country, there is continued resistance by many to vaccine mandates. correspondent kevin corke showsa us tonight. speak out with numerous lawsuits pending over vaccine mandates and groups representing teachers airline workers, law enforcement officers, and firefighters, it is certainly arguable that there is a growing resistance to being compelled to take the shot. but thousands of americans now willing to fight and/or walk away from their jobs to preserve their bodily autonomy. in fact, texas, louisiana, mississippi, south carolina, and utah are among the more t

we did "all in the family" with woody harrelson and marisa tomei.ood times" with andre braugher and viola davis. we did "the jeffersons" with wanda sykes and jamie foxx, and now we bring you two more american television classics. next month, we will be in prime time live with an episode of "diff'rent strokes" starring an all-star cast! [ applause ] i will announce the cast now. the part of willis will be played by damon wayans. [ laughter ] the part of mr. drummond will be played by john lithgow. [ applause ] ann dowd will be mrs. garrett. you want to guess who's playing the gary coleman part? guillermo? >> guillermo: uh -- >> jimmy: who would be the greatest person on the planet earth to play the part of arnold? >> kevin hart! >> jimmy: that's exactly right. none other than kevin hart will be playing arnold. [ cheers and applause ] that's what willis is talkin' about! so book a spot on your couch now. tuesday, december 7th at 8:00 p.m., live, here on abc. "diff'rent strokes" and "the facts of life." we'll be announcing the cast for that show very s

president trump did he learn and woody hit the ground the whole team next time and nobody could blame him because he didn't have it and how big with the margins in the house and the senate accompany him. so i don't know that answer i don't think there's anybody in republican side that would go into a wisconsin bolt the 40s and 40000 people out an appeal to that constituency and yet that constituency and i think it's going to have to do that to get i if they're going to win si am neutral on it so i think that if i were to criticize him quickly, we had admitted they were to mediocre candidates in georgia there were two charismatic socialists and everybody knew the charismatic socialists might win in georgia and either trump didn't believe it or the party didn't believe that the heavy compound not talk about prior election, his elections, said whatever happened to me, forget about it can go out to vote trust in the election of vote vote vote this is our future, we not be in the situation out kamala harris decides where the writing of electoral college or filibustering and heavy said that

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think about growing up in the suburbs and wanting to live in new york city, it's never, like, the way woody by david letterman about how garbage a city it was. and then "ghostbusters," where it was a city full of ghosts [ laughter ] and yet when i watched it, i was like, "that's where i wanted to live." i mean, obviously, new york was a huge part of this film, of the first one. was exciting for you guys, i guess you'd been gone from snl about five years, to come back to the city and make it. >> oh, sure, well, any time in new york city is exciting. i love - [ cheers and applause -- love new yorkers love the architecture. not sure that i would ever really live here again full time but we had a great time. it was wonderful because we would be shooting in civilian clothes. and nobody would be really looking, and then we'd get on the packs and uniforms running down the street, and people would kind of go, "are they exterminators? are they --" [ laughter ] and then the cadillac, we'd be going all over town in the cadillac and there was hardly -- that's just another emergency vehicle, i guess. yo

that if you were not there, you can't really know what happened and you were there in 1955 and if you woody, take us back to that moment and tell us what happened at the grocery store and into the home of moses >> first of all i would like to say that 66 years ago last saturday, i was 16 years old. that morning, was the morning they came and kidnapped emmett till and i had my moments and i can remember that the thing showed up just before she died his mother and she told me that she wanted me to carry on the work and they wanted to name it emmett till memorial center and everything was that i hope that he did not die in vain in coming here today, is a reminder that emmett till did not die in vain, he still speaks, sad to say i think he has done or death they would've done if he had lived so many things have come to past and done to help racism and help and with that i will go back into what happened at the store. so many stories that have been told is still mind-boggling to me that happened in 1985. the first interview that we had for eyewitnesses, was 1985 is happened in 1955. can you beli

warner says the house should approve the infrastructure bill weeks ago that woody given a boost to terry mcauliffe. >> i am worried not just in virginia but across the country we have a shell that we can deliver in a pragmatic way that affects people's lives. >> the gop is daring democrats to pass their bills. >> joe biden a nancy pelosi did not get the message from what happened last night. there may be more of their members that will look in the mere and say i don't want to be the next terry mcauliffe. but if they keep voting for big government socialism they will go the same way as terry mcauliffe. >> democrats argue that the social spending bill is in fact popular and their bedding the passage helps them find a course correction. but voters rejected big government can you just clarify, the democratic senator joe manchin is against four weeks of paid family leave in this country? >> is against what they're trying to do, to return to socialism, we always thought that bill went is passed in the house of representatives would be changed in the senate there is a placeholder in there right

unfortunately in sort of contrast to the woody allen quote that 80% of success is showing up, that is not true when it comes to these conferences. we're on the 26th one. if showing up actually worked, we wouldn't need 26 of these. it sort of is to use greta thunberg's metaphor that our global house is on fire, america showed up and plenty of other world leaders joined them in throwing a couple of buckets of water on the fire, and it's better than nothing, but it's a far shot from putting it out. as we've all been talking about, the absence of china and russia speaks volumes. brazil as well. but this deforestation initiative today, huge, if they mean what they say. nobody expected to see vladimir putin's face on the video or president bolsonaro of brazil saying that they are going to, you know, stop cutting down both the amazon and huge forests across siberia and other parts of russia. if they mean it, that's so great. that means a lot. the methane pledge in terms of capturing all of that leaking natural gas that's, you know, there's enough of it flowing out of the permian basin in tex

and they were like, "would you like to do a cartoon with woody harrelson, john goodman, tiffany haddishi was like, "yeah, like, what's the -- what's the premise?" they're like "you're a pothead that smokes weed all the time. [ laughter ] i was like, "yeah, for sure, absolutely, yeah." >> seth: as an actor, you've always said to me, "you want to stretch. >> yeah, i need to stretch my legs a little bit. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: you want to challenge yourself to do different things. >> yeah, absolutely. >> seth: that is a really all-star cast. >> yeah. >> seth: you have to tell us - i think you are -- you are the middle of these three gentlemen, right? >> yes, that is me [ laughter ] that is phineas freakers >> seth: yeah. >> he is, you know, the kind of nerdy -- he thinks he is really smart leader of the freak brothers >> seth: yeah. >> and that is me. [ laughter ] >> seth: now, this kind of has the style that plays into this premise, because this -- you guys are 60s stoners >> right >> seth: who come to the modern times. it's a very high-concept stoner cartoon. >> you know, every

this is woody [indiscernible] from san francisco heritage. i'm just calling in to implement staff, melanie, on this work. it's a very thorny and -- compliment staff, felony, on this work. it's a very thorny thing to identify earthquake shacks, so it's great to have a document, a living document that can change and adapt to what we find over time to recognize as a start these important and tangible relics from perhaps the most significant event that san francisco experienced, the 1906 earthquake and fire. and great thanks to jane crion who started all of this in the 1980s and who is the mother and celebrating all of these refugee shacks. thanks. >> clerk: thank you. last call for public comment on this item. seeing no additional requests to speak, commissioners, public comment is now closed, and this item is now before you. >> great. thank you. commissioner black? >> so shortly after i moved to san francisco over 30 years ago, i had the pleasure of meeting jane crion shortly before she passed away, and i wanted to thank her for her work. i fin

woody and his parakeets one bird is still missing. the dog made it out ok.e is familiar with bears in this foothill area. it was still very terrifying. they went through everything in my house. they went through the covered and they went through my child's toys. they went through our clothes even today, our cameras spotting a bear on the stairs and these 2 in the trees. and john says in recent days he thinks the same bears of come back looking for more. this bear right outside his window after seeing the video of the bold their challenge chicken. one resident tells us they are getting smarter. no one would expect a bear to go inside their house. and john says he has a new strategy to bear proof is house going forward. keep all that. >> windows the doors extra locked and make sure i don't have any kentucky. fried chicken around for sure. the california department of fish and wildlife says if a bear is in your home. they recommend hunkering down somewhere safe and calling 911. if it's outside and has room to escape. you can try scaring it off with loud noises

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as this court noted an injunction against the courts themselves of the ex parte woody bennett -- this court said specifically speaking about our expansion from post judgment creditors ability to restrain the debtors asset moved to a prejudgment ability to do so that was simply too great of a novel equitable innovation for this court court to be abt itself to essentially innovate. to do something that would have been understood in ex parte young in the very same opinion, there's a violation of her whole scheme of government is surely a much greater innovation. and if this court is going to stand by -- >> general stone, i think what justice breyer is suggesting is that the entire point of this law, its purpose and its effect, is to find the chink in the armor of ex parte young. that ex parte young said -- set out a basic principle of how our government is supposed to work and help people can seek review of unconstitutional state laws. and the fact that after all these many years, some geniuses came up with a way to evade the commands of that decision as well as the command that the broa