how did rainbow, in the span of two months, get all the way from yellowstone to roseville? they're hoping someone may know and maybe their story can spark a memory. >> hey, i remember that cat! and like we saw it here and there and they took it in. >> they say rainbow's story is an important reminder, get your pets microchipped and without a chip and have been found and finally brought home. >> important reminder! don't bring your cat to yellowstone is what my takeaway was. >> there are so many dangers! i get it when with you're camping. >> and okay and bring the whole thing with. the cat probably didn't care. >> the cat probably called an uber. definitely didn't walk! thanks for watching. we'll >> the following is a paid presentation for home title lock. >> the american dream. for most of us, our home is without a doubt our most valuable and precious asset. but for too many families, this dream has become a living nightmare. they've become victims of a cybercrime the fbi calls house stealing. >> nobody thinks that i can take their house. nobody thinks that. you, as a homeo

how did rainbow, in the span of two months, get all the way from yellowstone to roseville? miles away! they're hoping someone may know and maybe their story can spark a memory. >> hey, i remember that cat! and like we saw it here and there and they took it in. >> they say rainbow's story is an important reminder, get your pets microchipped and without a chip and have been found and finally brought home. >> important reminder! don't bring your cat to yellowstone is what my takeaway was. >> there are so many dangers! i get it when with you're camping. >> and okay and bring the whole thing with. the cat probably didn't care. >> the cat probably called an uber. definitely didn't walk! thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow! it is >> at a rally in new york yesterday, donald trump made this unusual promise. >> and if you vote for me, i'm going to reduce your taxes, reduce your crime, and reduce your levels of stress. ♪ ♪

i had to double check it, but i was like, no, it was yellowstone. wow yeah, it has a story to tell that it is all right. a story to tell us about this forecast today. yeah, we're going to see our chapters changing and flipping over the next couple of days. we may see a rainbow today. there's that chance with some showers nearby and also mostly cloudy, though the sun will begin to break out as we go into this afternoon to the evening. but we can see here the center of that low and all of the rain just off the coast. so we're going to be watching very closely our radar to see if we can get in on some wet weather. you may already be feeling some sprinkles with the low clouds and drizzle, but we'll have a better chance of more measurable rain right at about lunchtime for marin county. across the bay into the delta, as well as some of our coastal areas and san francisco going into the afternoon, we start to see those rain chances diminishing. and it's not going to be everyone, but it will be nice to at least get a few of those measurable showers as we ge

how did rainbow in the span of two months get all the way from yellowstone to roseville more than 800 miles away? >> he does have nine lives. >>> coming up at 5:30, it's the hippo that's taken over social media. look at this little guy! we'll take you to thailand to meet the pint-sized star. >>> i was devastated, totally. >> a bay area youth baseball team heartbroken to find all their equipment torched right before the season began, how the community is rallying around them. >>> could the u.s. be dragged into an even wider conflict in the middle east? we'll speak to a retired marine corps colonel about the fallout some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfet

yeah, a cat traveling from yellowstone national park to northern california. a couple from salinas went to vacation to yellowstone with their cat, rainbow. but on the camping trip, rainbow got lost. the couple spent days searching for the park in the cat or for the cat in the park, but he was nowhere to be found, so they had to leave without him. after a couple of months, a woman in roseville, which is out near sacramento, found rainbow and returned him to the couple thanks to his microchip. here's the map there. the owners want to know how rainbow traveled more than 800 miles in two months. we don't have the answer. wow. we're just that part of the story. we picked up along the way. that's what i was thinking. they dropped him off and then they picked him up. maybe a truck driver picked him up and then just kind of let him off. that's crazy. oh, man. glad that's a resilient cat. and the way you were reading it, the wording, it was like a doctor seuss kind of thing that could be happening. yeah, yeah. cat in the park and take it away, jeff. man, what a journey

this marks yellowstone's first known thermal injury of the year. rangers say 22 people have died from hot spring related injuries in the park since 1890. >> in arizona, a college student studying to be a nurse used her recent narcan training at a party in which two teens overdosed on fentanyl. marie rawls is a freshman at arizona state university. she says she was at a party when she noticed one teenager passed out on the floor. the other slumped over. she says she had narcan in her car due to her medical assistant training, and jumped in to help. she realized in that moment the importance of knowing how to use that medication that can reverse the effects of an overdose going in the medical field are not. >> everybody is taking stuff. they're not supposed to, or something's being slipped into your drink. honestly, it's just better to have the knowledge than not to, because i never thought on a random saturday that i'd be saving two people's lives. >> rawls completed the training through a health care company that partnered with the state of arizona

pero sigue siendo un misterio Ómo "rayne beau" lleÓ a casa tras perderse en yellowstone, durante unaresar... y sorpresa, el mes pasado, recibieron un mensaje inforÁndoles de que su gato se encontraba en california. y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a debt advisors presenta consejero financiero, un segmento con consejos sobre cómo manejar mejor sus finanzas y cómo ahorrar dinero.

pero sigue siendo un misterio Ómo "rayne beau" lleÓ a casa tras perderse en yellowstone, durante una al final con y asi llegamos al final con las noticias mas importantes a [música] no estoy seguro y tengo que esperar el resultado de algunos exámenes, pero si es lo que sospecho, la paciente tiene que comenzar tratamiento con un especialista. ¿y qué tipo de especialista? si mi hipótesis es correcta, la paciente tiene que recibir tratamiento psiquiátrico. esto puede ser un caso de anorexia o bulimia vamos a dejarla hospitalizada esta noche y según cómo evolucione la paciente, así mismo le vamos a dar de alta. pero señora, yo quiero que tenga presente que esto es algo de cuidado.

the cast says the ending to "yellowstone" is perfect. we have been talking about for a while around here, the second half of season 5 will not include kevin costner who played the patriarch of the dutton family. the cast keeping their lips tightly sealed promising it would be a surprise you couldn't see coming. we'll have to see the yellow stone next chapter sunday november 10th. >>> next up "new girl" wrapped up in 2018. but is so beloved thanks to the cast's iconic chemistry. >> this is so terrible. >> you gave me a cookie. i gave you a cookie. you gave me a cookie i gave you a cookie. gave me cookie. got you a cookie. >> what? huh? i don't know. >> it's a real funny show. it's a weird clip. >> trust us. years later fans still can't get enough of the banter between former real life co-stars, emmy winner, morris, johnson, greenfield and zoe dechanel. the internet clambering for a reunion. well, there is one cast member who is keeping the gang from getting back together. >> everybody is on the same page that we want to except for jake jo

. >> although i've seen yellowstone, they have a lot of drama there as well. >> well, we take a lookthe overall map. you will see hawaii doesn't come close somehow to those top three. and one of the least optimistic states is kansas way less than missouri. how do you figure that? >> well, i am from missouri, right? >> so why is missouri so much more optimistic when you cross the border? do you all of a sudden just go, no, both are lovely states. >> i'm surprised by that. >> good diplomatic. >> and a lot of people in kansas either. so you'd think true, they'd be happier. but there are not mountains like that. maybe that's why it's just flat, free roaming horses. >> a i'm gina. i want to talk to you about golo and how it has changed my life and how it can change yours too. like many of you i've been dieting and failing half my life. and each time i would diet i would quit and my weight and health would get much worse. i had to do something. i saw a golo commercial, i talked to my doctors, and i ordered. like me, the golo success stories are real. give golo a shot. you won't be sorry. a

and there could be new leads in yellowstone's possible sixth season after star kevin costner left the on character's beth and rich's romance the focus of a spin off series and speaking of spinoffs two famous actresses are joining the western universe michelle pfeiffer will star and executive produce the spin-off series the madison. no word yet on when that will be released and demi moore will start in yellowstone creator taylor sheridan's new series the land man. how cool is that? finally, do you remember? earth, wind and fire wants to remind you that september is their month. band members philip bailey and white tell people magazine that september starts with them bailey adding, quote: we got a key to the city in september in several different cities and stuff in september. so they are claiming the whole month is theirs. not just the 21st day. >> ainsley: we have to give it to them as they gave us this great song. thank you so much, carley. >> carley: you are welcome. >> ainsley: don't go anywhere. we have "fox & friends" still ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ 1z and there's no catch. it's fre. we make

. >> a monterey county woman has been reunited with her cat after losing him in yellowstone national wyoming. benny and hossein anguiano say their cat, rainbow, disappeared from their rv during a trip to yellowstone back in june. well, two months later, rainbow suddenly appeared in roseville nearly all the way back to his hometown of salinas. the couple says they believe the cat made most of the 800 mile trek on his own before a woman spotted him wandering the streets and brought him to a rescue center. >> so even though that day when we left, i was crushed, leaving without him, it was. it felt so unnatural to leave without him. like you just don't leave your kid. i mean, even though he's a cat, he's my baby. but i believ, truly, that he made that trek mostly on his own. he was pretty. his paws were really beat up, lost 40% of his body weight tonight, though. >> the couple still very unsure how rainbow was able to make it all the way back to california. >> another key witness testifies about the doomed titan sub coming up next, how the company's co-founder claims the tragedy could ha

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a california couple says rainbow took off during their visit to yellowstone national park.hey had to go back home without him, but 60 days later, they got a call from a shelter outside of sacramento. >> he was really depleted. he probably didn't have a lot of energy to maybe even go further. so this lady who found him and rescued him, she's just an angel. >> they still don't know how little rainbow there made the journey, but they are happy. he had a microchip implanted or he'd still be gone. finally, a sobering new study on the size of the pint glass at bars. >> it's 20oz in the uk versus 16oz here. health researchers are now urging bars in britain to use smaller glasses. their study found it would reduce overall beer consumption and improve health, lowering health care costs. >> that's because researchers found drinkers tend to focus on the number of pints they enjoy, not the size of the glass. top headlines next oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! ( ♪ ) feel the power

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ran away from their rv while on a trip at yellowstone national park in wyoming. back in june. 2 months later, rainy bow miraculously shows up. roseville. >> and nearly, you know, all nearly all the way back to his home town of salina. so. >> the couple does believe that the cat rainey bo made most of the 800 mile track completely on his own before a woman spotted wandering around the streets and then brought him to a rescue center. and then the rest is history. his story earth may have sported a saturn like ring system. nearly. >> half a billion years ago after it. captured and wrecked a passing astroid. that's according to a new study out of australia. they analyze more than 20 creator sites around the world and suspect they were all created by falling debris from the astroid, which is remarkable. remarkable. that's all the time we have for kron. 4 news at 6 of a good night. good. the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign la

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and since succession and yellowstone, there hasn't been that since peak yellowstone, there hasn't been that moment that convening of a cultural conversation. and i think that's missing right now. i think people are actually hungry for it. there nostalgic for it. that's like select me are watching the sopranos or your husband. >> i just took a photo in front of tony soprano, his house last month, jersey watch washington with you on that was that is that is the communal. but but not tv. i mean, there are probably some gen z-ers who are like, don't know if that's natural outcome of fragmentation and streaming and all this. and as a creator, it's good for creative energy. you get lots of international content. but it is the decline in american soft-power and a decline in our coming together. all right? >> i mean, this is also not that serious, but i do think people need to understand that this season of love is blind of now based in dc. and this is not at all what the dating pool in dc looks like our way to fitted the titles are normal, usually a title that you would run into a political d

fire the details about 3 year investigation into the catastrophic us to load for yellowstone or to the outside of the american weapons. land by the near, across the site, the agent poses a threat to the region. losses of documents are lead to allegedly revealing the land. so us based organization will go to, to try and inside protests and rush and cost addition to most of us. we look out the foundations links for washington. welcome box put, where is the crews? boeing, star, line, or spacecraft returns to earth without attempts to ask real to be left in orbit for months after the plague capture is deemed on fit to bring them home. the light from us cuz they say is our teacher know still, my name's unit. know neil of 30 minutes of and using viewed starts knowledge. the is really mila tree has withdrawn from the westbank city of jew name after a deadly 10 day long offensive, but killed 21 left over 130 wounded according to the palestinian health industry. the cities governor called it a devastating rate. the progress of the, of these rarely on the woods, q, off to town days of harassment

. >> the couple spent days searching yellowstone national park, but then had to head home to salinas without their cat. well, then, after 60 days, a woman in roseville found rainbow and his microchip was scanned at the local spca. >> he was really depleted. he probably didn't have a lot of energy to maybe even go further. so this lady who found him and rescued him, she's just an angel because. and she even said that he he looked like he was not going to make it much longer. >> wow. no one knows how the cat made it more than 800 miles. they hope his story could spark someone's memory of him somewhere to help piece together exactly what happened. >> good news though. he's back. yeah. that's great. wow, what a strange story. all right, let's turn our attention to the weather. will it warm up? it's been a little cool. >> i think so, sandhya patel. what you got for us? i've got some good looking weather. kind of like a happy ending with that cat tan. >> and let me show you beautiful views from our towercameras of the spectacular sunset tonight. yeah leftover clouds. just the right type to

. >> the couple spent days searching yellowstone national park, but then had to head home to salinas without their cat. well, then, after 60 days, a woman in roseville found rainbow and his microchip was scanned at the local spca. >> he was really depleted. he probably didn't have a lot of energy to maybe even go further. so this lady who found him and rescued him, she's just an angel because. and she even said that he he looked like he was not going to make it much longer. >> wow. no one knows how the cat made it more than 800 miles. they hope his story could spark someone's memory of him somewhere to help piece together exactly what happened. >> good news though. he's back. yeah. that's great. wow, what a strange story. all right, let's turn our attention to the weather. will it warm up? it's been a little cool. >> i think so, sandhya patel. what you got for us? i've got some good looking weather. kind of like a happy ending with that cat tan. >> and let me show you beautiful views from our towercameras of the spectacular sunset tonight. yeah leftover clouds. just the right type to

don't bring your cat to yellowstone is what my takeaway was. >> there are so many dangers! i get it when with you're camping. >> and okay and bring the whole thing with. the cat probably didn't care. >> the cat probably called an uber. definitely didn't walk! thanks for watching. we'll see you tomorrow! it is >> at a rally in new york yesterday, donald trump made this unusual promise. >> and if you vote for me, i'm going to reduce your taxes, reduce your crime, and reduce your levels of stress. ♪ ♪ >> looking to reduce stress, introducing calm, donald trump division, now you can relax to the soothing words of the former president. >> the american dream is dead! >> his message, your stress will melt away. >> world war iii has never been close and it is right now. >> let donald trump give you a state of peers then. >> they are eating the dogs. they are eating the cats. they are eating that pet's. >> download calm today, and finally enjoy a restful night of sleep. >> turn off the lights! turn off the lights! >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, spr

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the owners of rainbow she ran away from their rv while they're on a trip in yellowstone national park this was back in june will 2 months later, rainbow and just appeared near sacramento. the couple lives in salinas believes the cat made most of the 800 mile track on his own. before woman spotted him wandering the streets and brought him to a rescue center. incredible. all right. as we celebrate hispanic heritage month. >> we're taking a look. that story's that have shape latino communities in the u.s. one of them dates back more than 60 years and starts in cuba. it's known as one of the largest exodus operations of unaccompanied minors in history. lourdes duarte takes us back in time to operation peter pan. >> black and white images are what's left of a story of sacrifice and survival in the 1960's when more than 14,000 children arrived in the u.s. as part of a project known as operation fentanyl patch or operation peter pan. >> not everybody knows about it, but the memory is still at in the hearts of those or around to tell their version of what began as a secret operation to escape

he went missing back in june after he ran off into the woods during a family trip to yellowstone. his family spent the entire trip king for him. three months later they had just about given up hope until they got a phone call. somebody found rainbow and took him to get checked for a microchip. sure enough, he was able to come home. rainbow now back home with his family and everyone couldn't be happier. a wonderful story there. a great reminder of how important it is to make sure your pets are microchip. >> such a great reminder. i do not know what i would do if i lost junior. >> three months, good for them for not giving up hope. >> i am so happy they found her and she is back home related with her owners. and we will be reunited with our normal temperatures. a cool week behind us a little taste of fall because the season officially begins tomorrow. tomorrow is the official start to the fall season. if you were not already in the mood from the temperatures he felt earlier in the week. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s, 60s depending on where you are waking up this morning. ever

she is, yes, yes, interesting information, a pet named rainbow got lost during a family hike in yellowstoneational park, the owners spent the rest of their vacation looking for the cat, the couple laid out her favorite treat toys in the forest, but she was never found, in the end they had to go home without her, when all hope was lost, the cat returned, she was found by... far from home, the owners' home, a group of animal rights activists, how did the pet manage to cover such a distance it's unclear, in two months of his journey rainbow lost almost 3 kg, now the cat or cat is restoring his strength and spending days playing with his sister, i wonder how she walked 1,300 km, did not lose her way through rain, snow and wind, you know, how did she, first of all, determine where to go, from where? you know, i have an alternative version, well, it is unlikely, but still it is possible, well, since, as it were. the cat was found by animal rights activists not far from the owners' house, well, as if not by the owners themselves found near the house, maybe it was just some cat similar to rainbow,

"yellowstone" is back on november 10th on paramount network. >> looks like hoda found the star of ourime. f the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. >>> welcome back, everybody! and there are many reasons why it's happy. but the main reason is this guy right next to us. we've got chris stapleton. he's going to have some amazing, amazing music for us. hi, chris. we're so excited you are here. >> if you have always wanted to go to a chris stapleton concert, now you have. >> doing it right now. >> you are going to take over the full half hour, coming back with more music in the third hour. let's get the weather out of the way. >> let's show you what's happening for our weekend

he went missing back in june after he ran off into the woods during a family trip to yellowstone. his family spent the entire trip looking for him. three months later they had just about given up hope until they got a phone call. somebody found rainbow and took him to get checked for a microchip. sure enough, he was able to come home. rainbow now back home with his family and everyone couldn't be happier. a wonderful story there. a great reminder of how important it is to make sure your pets are microchiped. >> such a great reminder. i do not know what i would do if i lost junior. >> three months, good for them for not giving up hope. >> i am so happy they found her and she is back home related with her owners. >>> and we will be reunited with our normal temperatures. a cool week behind us a little taste of fall because the season officially begins tomorrow. tomorrow is the official start to the fall season. if you were not already in the mood from the temperatures he felt earlier in the week. temperatures in the mid to upper 50a, 60s depending on where you are waking up this morn

, up to a foot of stone for yellowstone, coming up, demi lovato will talk about growing up in the spotlightour toyota dealer now, because this truck event isn't just big, it's legendary. legendary. places. >> so what do you think about these? >> we're gonna take everything from design and products to removal and installation. >> re-bath is with you through every step of your remodel. call us or visit reebok.com and save $1,000 off your complete bathroom remodel. >> you're 61 years old. you have few opportunities to change your life now. >> now from abc seven mornings. >> good morning at 756. i'm reggie aqui. and let's see what's happening with traffic this morning. hi, amanda. hi, reggie. >> we'll head straight to union city. northbound 880 after whipple road. a multicar crash is blocking the second lane from the left. and that backup is to thornton avenue. then to the altamont pass. a big rig versus a car crash is blocking the middle lane with that backup to 205 nine miles per hour. is the speed limit there? >> hey, amanda. we'll take you to live doppler seven. we've been talking about thi

has a tale to tell this is rainbow, check out rambo his owner said he disappeared on a trip to yellowstoneack in june. last month his owners got a call from a shelter saying they found the cat in roseville, california. almost 900 miles from where he ran off. rainbow is now home and taking a break from all of that traveling. so far isn't that amazing? cats are amazing. i know producer jane is a favorite of that. they are just amazing. they could go hundreds of miles somehow and find you. arthel: we love cats, we love jane too. jane loves cats. see spot run. see how he did that? [laughter] you have a busy week mr. sean at the un and all of your coverage for it will be looking forward to that. jon scott has all the latest news at 6:00 p.m. on the fox report. thank you so much for joining us. leo! [whistling] ever since we introduced him to the farmer's dog, it's changed his quality of life. leo's number 2's are really getting better. better poo, better you! that's a good boy, leo! hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still

>> more than the grand canyon, yellowstone.s that even if they didn't intend, they will come across the street and learn more about why journalism and the free press is so important for all of us. >> the monument will be built on a limestone base the main structure will be made of glass. >> the idea is first of all, to indicate the qualities of journalism by using materials that suggest transparency, clarity, light. >> pathway around the monument will be designed as an investigative journalist path to uncover a story. >> it leads the visit into remembrance hall. we are standing right where the remembrance hall will be. >> in the senator will be a copy of the first amendment engraved in steel and covered in glass. >> when you stand in a particular spot and read that first amendment, you will then look up and see the capitol signifying the relationship between journalism and our important democratic institutions. how journalism is a pillar. >> exactly a pillar of democracy. >> bret: you can see the lives of journalists lost? >> t

literally, they're citing a law that was in place, the comstock act, before there was even a yellowstone prequel, and what i love about kamala harris and tim walz is they have an economic plan for the future. leading with small businesses and entrepreneurs. focusing on things workers need, like child care and housing. refusing to put in place something that would amount if donald trump's proposal would do to a $4,000 national sales tax on every american family. instead, they're looking at taking on the case, as you made the point here, for the people of this country. and the gilded age, maybe you know i wrote a book called antitrust, it was in fact teddy roosevelt who was the first president who actually took this on. and before that, it was a country of monopoly after monopoly after monopoly and a very difficult time for workers. >> and that is why you are the perfect guest for this segment, senator. yes, because you clearly know this era very well. >> everyone wants to talk about anti-trust the night before the vice presidential debate, oh, yeah. >> i mean, i do. i'm a nerd. i do. and

analysts on wall street are skeptical of boot barn calling it a fad thanks to the western drama yellowstoneshow is set to make a return on the paramount network two months from today after a brief hiatus over differences between star kevin costner and create or taylor sheridan. costner will not be on the show. i'm going to miss john dutton. aren't you? but his daughter, she's rocking it. boot barn shares are rocking it too capitalizing on the trend. share are up right now 9% up 81% year-to-date. activist investors giving no love to southwest airlines while elliott management appears to have succeeded now enforcing a boardroom shakeup. the pressure the hedge fund has put on the company is grounding the stock. aviation icon frank lorenzo no stranger to wheeling and dealing in the industry with the likes of donald trump and carl icahn. the former ceo of continental airlines is here to react to the southwest news and to share insights on what's right and wrong with american air travel. it's first on fox business. and nobody would have bet that when these two seventh graders met in gym class way

some entertainment news, kevin costner just hinted that he might return to "yellowstone." [ cheers ]y have finally made up with the show's creator. when they heard, the united nations was like, "well, our work here is done." [ light laughter ] >> steve: "take care, everybody." >> jimmy: well, get this, according to a new survey, two out of five gen z men don't have a primary care doctor. instead, they just create the hashtag #doesthislookinfected. [ laughter ] well, this is wild, i saw that a cream cheese festival in new york just served the world's largest cheesecake at 15,000 pounds. [ scattered cheers ] 15,000 pounds of cheesecake, which is almost as heavy as the menu at the cheesecake factory. [ laughter ] almost. [ cheers and applause ] finally, guys, it is tuesday, it's time for "wepost." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wepost wepost ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to "wepost." this is where we, as a group, decide something we should post on socials. i'm gonna show you five different posts, and we're all gonna vote on whether you like each one or not. you all have voting clickers at

ran away from their rv while on a trip at yellowstone national park in wyoming. back in june. well, 2 months later, rainbow miraculously appeared in roseville nearly all the way back to his home town of salinas. the couple believes that the cat made most of the 800 mile track all his own before a woman spotted him wandering around the streets and then brought him to a rescue center. >> mean, many the start of fall bringing some covid concerns. federal officials are now stepping in with free tests. plus. >> governor gavin newsom signed hundreds of bills into law, including one that will plastic grocery bags capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you what it takes effect and what shoppers need to know. >> over the last 3 days, governor newsom took action on hundreds of bills. that's right. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace. as a look at some of the major pieces of legislation he signed as well as vetoed. >> yeah, we're talking more than 200 bills acted on in just the last 72 hours. since this ceremony took place last week to sign 32 housing bills into law n

shared his cup. [ laughter ] and finally, a cat that went missing during their owner's trip to yellowstonepark was found in california more than 900 miles away. that's story's pretty unbelievable. who brings their cat on vacation? [ laughter ] what's the [ bleep ] point of vacation if it's not getting away from your cat? [ light laughter ] that was the monologue, everybody. we're off and running. [ cheers and applause ] man, we got a special, special night for you tonight. our first guests are emmy winning comedians. they're dear friends i met here in this building at "saturday night live." they're simply beautiful documentary, "will and harper" is something you must see. it's in select theaters now and available on netflix this weekend. will ferrell and harper steele are here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and if that's not enough, she's a talented actress you know from "the good place" and "veronica mars." currently she produces and stars in "nobody wants this," which is on netflix thursday. my friend kristen bell will also be here. [ cheers and applause ] my brother and i, we had a wo

brian bowe ran away from his owner's rv while they were on a trip to yellowstone national park in wyoming. back in june. 2 months later, he miraculously appeared back in his home town of salinas traveling almost 900,000 miles before a woman spotted him wandering the streets and brought him to the rescue center. adorable. and by the way, stay updated. stories like that in news and sports is well and whether just stream it on your tv, if you want for free. we've got our new and improved kron on app, which is available for download on apple tv, roku, fire tv and samsung tv or you can stream kron 4 on the go through our kron. 4 mobile app where you can watch us online at kron 4 dot com from your desk at work. no matter where you are, we've got what needs and that had did that without all those mobile device. right? where without google maps done theory well, hey, we got a forecast that might make you want to go outside during the mornings anyways. it is hot during your afternoons today and tomorrow will be nearing triple digits some 80's 90's along the bay shore. >> little bit of a break from

it happened at yellowstone national park. the family spent days searching, but then had to head home to salinas without their cat. then, after 60 days, a woman in roseville found rainbow and his microchip was scanned at a local spca. >> he was really depleted. he probably didn't have a lot of energy to maybe even go further. so this lady who found him and rescued him, she's just an angel because. and she even said that he he looked like he was not going to make it much longer. >> no one knows how the cat made it more than 800 miles. they hope his story could spark someone's memory of him somewhere. help! piece together what happened. >> despite that graphic, i don't believe the cat walked from highly unlikely back to california right around 800 miles. yeah, i don't know that the cat didn't. i'm just going to make an educated guess. >> this isn't like homeward bound, you know? i don't think it is. i don't think it is. i do think, but what if it were? but i'm not going to say we could have a sequel on our hands. >> even a prequ

well, he got lost during a june trip to yellowstone national park in wyoming but somehow this two-year-oldk home. >> and that's a 1,000 miles away in california well, an animal rescue groups is rainbows microchip helped get him back to his family. he's owners said they prayed that he would be found will rainbows family includes his sister, starr. >> of course, it deals that is certainly one lucky pussycat. well, thank you so much for your company. i'm anna coren in hong kong. cnn newsroom continues with michael. they exit, max foster, and christiane they don't macfarlane in london, stay with you? >> people are watching and then are world change tv on the edge next sunday at nine on cnn why did we choose safe flight? we were loading are suv when crack safe flight came right to us and we could see exactly when they arrive with a replacement. we could trust schedule free mobile service at safe flight.com pay your seat, might be traced slow down too fast. >> i know what i'm doing when new driver. >> yeah. i'm a little freaked out. >> it's one thing to freak out about. its high insurance ravid

. >> a warning if you have plans to visit yellowstone national park.officials are urging everyone on trails and use caution after a woman received third degree burns while walking with her husband and her dog. the woman was off a trail in an area where there are pockets of hot water just beneath the surface of the ground. while walking, she broke through the ground and fell into scalding water. nobody else, thankfully, was hurt. new at six, it almost the end of an era here in the bay area. the a's set to start their final series at the coliseum. >> then the gubernatorial candidate defending himself over claims he called himself a black nazi. and that's just the tip of the iceberg. >> and fighting to stay open. the meeting today about the future of the amtrak station in antioch. >> look at the accuweather forecast. temperatures are back to average today. morning clouds to afternoon sunshine. but looking at the weekend forecast. get ready to be outside. sunshine saturday and sunday. fall does begin here sunday morning. but look at those temperatures. way

. >> well, he disappeared on a family trip to yellowstone. this is rainbow.els with his family. they took a trip from salinas to wyoming a couple of months ago, and rainbow ran away from their rv. so they searched and they searched, but they say they finally had to go home. his owner says she thought they lost their beloved cat for good. >> logically, yeah, i probably won't see him again. but in my heart i just could not lose hope. i could just not let it go. so even though that day when we left, i was crushed leaving without him, it was. it felt so unnatural to leave without him. >> well, two months later, he was found wandering on a street in roseville, which is near sacramento. he was brought to a rescue center and the staff there found his owners. the couple believes the cat made most of that 800 mile trek on his own. he lost 40% of his body weight and his paws were pretty beat up. but he is happy to be home now. and of course, his owners are thrilled to have him back home. >> i'm sure they are. that is incredible. >> poor baby. yeah, really? >> the bay a

accordingly, and in our world, it is not necessary, as many expect, well, let's plant into the yellowstone so that not only as a political scientist, not only as a person who does this professionally, but also as a little bit of dangerous journalism, well, as a person much younger than me and than oleg viktorovich, who in this whole difficult situation, well, let's say, you have more on the line than we do, well, in principle, what already? well, it's okay, we lived there, you have more of your life at stake, that's why we, when we talk about all this with oleg viktorovich, well, we have it that way, really, i have there are children, grandchildren, why are you, why are you knocking me down from the heights of my iron this, i also have children, i don’t have grandchildren yet, but we are now speaking for ourselves, so i’m interested to say, here is nikita sergeevich, for you this is not a conversation about what will happen or won’t happen and so on, this is in general, well , i’ll say it again more. part of your life, which is well, how do you look at this, i’m interested, the first artic

there was actually one case where it happened that was in yellowstone during the nez perce war. they weren't scalp. there were two people who were killed. and there really was a concern that that the tribes were that if they were active in the parks, that they could a threat to tourists. so the military running a lot of the parks and they made whenever possible they made sure that the the native people were suppressed and unless there's some kind of crazy in europe in i think in the 1890s about basically you don't have to worry about the natives. they're not going hurt you. and he is said something about they have they have been lulled into harmless ness or something like that. and that was why the mostly dead or civilized, useless, innocent, that's it. yeah. yeah. so he really he is really channeling this fear of the tribal people and saying don't worry they have been so beaten down by sufficiently that you don't have to them a threat. mm hmm. yeah that's crazy. it's. i think it's quite tragic that lessons have not been learned from the past, that in 2021 wwf was the subject of

the owners of rainbow say he ran away from their rv while on a trip yellowstone in wyoming in june 2 months later, or recklessly just like a rainbow appeared near sacramento. >>the couple who lives insulin. us believes the cat may most of the 800 mile track on his own before a woman spotted him wandering the streets and brought him to a rescue center. coming up, a vta employee is behind bars accused of killing a co-worker. >>we have the latest updates from the investigations. stay with us. in the south bay. a vta employee is in custody after being accused of killing a co-worker on friday night. we're now learning new details about the case, including a possible motive. kron. 4 charles clifford has more. >>well, here in santa clara county, the sheriff's office is investigating a deadly shooting at a vta ard. we have now learned the identity of the victim, the valley transportation authority says that the victim in last friday's shooting at the vta chaboya bus yard was regular dot he was a father of 2 who worked as a vta bus operator for about 10 years. according to the santa clara cou

including such distilleries as maker's mark, buffalo trace, jim bean, bullet, jefferson's, yellowstone and many more of the world's finest bourbons. the kentucky bourbon industry is a huge economic driver for my congressional district. in addition to hundreds of good paying jobs and millions of dollars in revenue, tax revenue, it's a huge market for many of my farmers who grow corn and wheat. and the kentucky bourbon trail is the state of kentucky's single largest tourist destination. so let's all celebrate the kentucky bourbon heritage month and remember the huge economic impact it has not just on kentucky's first congressional district, but on the whole commonwealth of kentucky. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate debby lambert on being elected the first female chief justice of the kentucky supreme court. she has served as a judge for 17 years, including six years on the kentucky supreme court. i've had the privilege of getting to know justice lambert very well over the years. i've always admired her commitment to ensuring every person in kentucky receives the impartial justice

i'm curious if you have heard of the white buffalo calf birth in yellowstone over the summer and what that could mean spiritually for mother earth, the native tribes that follow her story. and if that can usher in a shift in the use of indigenous knowledge to solve modern problems. sorry. okay. um, shelly, are you and maybe shelly can a panelist. i think that yes, i think that for all of us, that's a really good. presence to kind of point to to say that things are shifting in some ways and we should be paying attention. mm hmm. i find me tacky. happy. i'm cindy hall, dakota of the south eastern nation and president of the american library association. we're so grateful that you're here. yeah. thank you. so thank you so much for your work. as this is sponsored by the library of congress, would you please share with us how important libraries were to you during your research? as we see universities across the country and even other library types being closed due to a lack of funding or support? we are at a critical point where librarians need to be supported and we need are authors to b