. >> yeah, the cubs were found march 9th along state route 96 near yreka.ow the two cubs are fostered at a rescue center. >> that's right. they needed help to survive. jim mcgraw has the story. >> safe in loving arms. >> they have big claws and big feet. >> these brother bear cubs. >> like a baby they need to be burped. >> find comfort at the lake tahoe wild care center. >> our job is to make sure they grew up big and healthy and strong and get rae leased back in the wild. >> they were rescued by wildlife officers last saturday, left beside the highway 96 in yreka. their mother was nowhere in sight. officers believe someone illegally separated the cubs from their mother. after all, they can't wander off. >> they scoot, but they don't walk. they can't. >> officers tried to find the cub's mother, but didn't have any luck. >> something happened to mom, but we'll never know. we won't. >> so fish and wildlife brought the brothers to tom and sheryl milhan who will care for the cubs over the next year. >> this is blaze. you can see the blaze on his chest. >> these

they were left beside highway 96 in yreka.he 5-week-old cubs were rescued by wildlife officers last saturday. officers tried to find the cubs mother but didnt have any luck. fed 4 times a day. theyll move to a larger habitat, where the cubs will have room to climb, play and learn to be more independent. <"these guys are siblings. theyre brothers. so that makes a good thing also."> (ken) when they reach around 100 unds, and theyre ready, these little guys will be released back into the wild... the department of fish and wildlife is searching for whoever is responsible for separating the cubs from their mom. (grant) today the city of lake elsinore resumed shuttle service to walker canyon... that's after the huge crowds lining up to see a superbloom of golden poppies forcedthe city to shut down access. even now - there's very limited parking. the trail's poppy fields are especially colorful this year -- after an unusually wet winter. the city says the site has drawn thousands of visitors from around the world. lawrence karnow: it

it will be up to the biologist in the yreka area to determine where he is going to release them and when are safe and sound in their foster dan. just because it is now time doesn't mean these guys are settling down anytime soon. . >>> the perfect holidaifarto ma pi celebrn d the world record just broken. . >>> kind of a big number holiday today. are you celebrating? >> there still time but every mass lever looks forward to because today is pi day. the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter known as 3.14 or march 14th. this evening in claremont students and teachers hosting a special event. classrooms open to showcase science, math and art. >> kids and teachers will host different stations like making a lava lamp or amoeba art or mealworms mania is one. magical math or pi in the face. the pi day extra special for claremont middle school. being recognized as a california distinguished school tonight. >>> a tech jam got in on pi day celebrations by setting a world record. this is a google employee based out of japan. she set a guinness record for calculating kurds to more than 31

4th and 5th, just a little dry towards orange county and san diego county and a little dry towards yreka. aside from that the entire state of california, none of it in drought last time i checked california is a pretty large place. 67 concord, oakland and santa rosa. just enjoy the sunshine without needing to usethat line, but we need the rain, for the first time in eight years. we don't. go enjoy the sunshine. san jose 65 with sunshine. oakland 45 degrees, napa 43, mountain view 43, livermore 49. 66 degrees doesn't sound very warm. the last time san francisco was warmer than 66 degrees was 122 days ago on november 12. i am using a graphic because we get close to that on saturday. we likelihood that an warmer coming up sunday. big st. patrick's day parade saturday, not sunday in san francisco. sunny and mild, mid-60s. let's go to san carlos we are warming up there. sunshine tomorrow, beautiful day, 66 degrees. you want warmer? saturday 60 degrees. me hit 70 on sunday. with cloud cover working n angle through, we will continue to warm up 1 - 3 degrees a day. we are in the mid-60s already.

the 5-week-old cubs were found on highway 96 in yreka saturday. while officers investigate, the cubs are being looked after at a rehabilitation center in south lake tahoe. officers tried to find the cubs mother but didnt have any luck. right now they are staying in a crate..and being fed four times a day. soon, theyll move to a larger habitat, where they will have room to climb, play and learn to be more independent... they will have surrogate parents for the next year. ( james ) the cubs will return home once they reach around 100 pounds. ( james ) the company that owns golden gate fields and santa anita park has decided it wants to phase out the use of a very common medication called álasix.á. it is a diuretic given to racehorses that also helps their lungs handle the intens

the 5-week-old cubs were found on highway 96 in yreka saturday. looked after at a rehabilitation center in south lake tahoe. officers tried to find the cubs mother but didnt have any luck. right now they are staying in a crate..and being fed four times a day. soon, theyll move to a larger habitat, where they will have room to climb, play and learn to be more independent... they will have surrogate parents for the next year. ( james )( james ) the cubs will return home once they reach around 100 pounds. ( james ) the company that owns golden gate fields and santa anita park has decided it wants to phase out the use of a very common medication called álasix.á. it is a diuretic given to racehorses that also helps their lungs handle the intensity of a race. the agreement between s

áblazeá and áyreka.á the five- week-old bear cubs were found on the side of a highway last saturday in yrekat of fish and wildlife believes a person illegally separated the cubs from their mom. so far -- they haven't had any luck finding the mamma bear. (jw) while officers investigate, the cubs are being looked after at a rehabilitation center in south lake tahoe. "our job is to make sure they grow up big and healthy and strong and they can get released back into the wild, so everyone can appreciate them." / "we know when to start pulling back to let them develop into wild bears"(jw) the cubs will return to the whild when they reach around 100 pounds. right now -- they each weigh around four pounds. we're all busy. we've got kids to drop off. races to run. dogs to walk. and we're going to plant a garden? yes we are. because the home depot makes it easy. with plants that are bred to thrive where we live. ♪ so our gardens can burst with color. ♪ we can all make time for spring. ♪ because today is the day for doing. ♪ the home depot. more saving. more doing. the home depot. (nats - show theme m

the brothers were found along highway 96 in yreka last weekend. no one knows what happened to their mother. wildlife officers tried to find her but did not have any luck. the two cubs will remain at the tahoe facility for the next year. >> these bears are on a special formula. they are getting special care. we know when to start pulling back to let them develop into wildfires. you have to be trained to do this. >> the bears are fed four times a day. the plan is to return them to the wild when they reach 100 pounds. >>> it turned out to be pretty nice today. temperatures outside, 80 in morgan hill, santa cruz 79 degrees. 75 degrees in antioch, 75 in fairfield. temperatures tomorrow, a little bit cooler. a little more of the cloud cover today. a little more tomorrow. filtered sunshine. by wednesday, we are getting into an opportunity for a few showers. here is the system we are tracking offshore. it's gone or it stays out there for the next 36 hours or so. by tuesday night into wednesday morning, we will see some clouds. by wednesday morning, we hav

the bear cub brothers were found along highway 96 in yreka last week. no one knows what happened to the mother. wildlife officers tried to find her but no luck. the two cubs will stay at the tahoe facility for the next year. >>> >> these bears get a special formula, we know when to start pulling back to let them develop into wild bears. you have to be trained on this . >> the bears are fed four times a day. the plan is to send them back to the wild when they get up to about 100 pounds. >> very cute . >>> time now, 5:17 am. time to check in with sal, how are the roads looking for is on this monday? >> they are looking pretty good right now. especially as i look at some of these commutes they are kind of easing in. if you are used to getting up at this time on the road, you will see some slow traffic already. let's look at the route between gilroy and san jose, no major issues as you drive up to san jose, driving into the west valley. although there is some slow traffic from gilroy to morgan hill. it is not that much. when you get out to the west valley l

they were found abandoned in yreka. >> when we got them two weeks ago, they came in just a little overontracted through california fish and wild like, one of only two rescues in the state. the husband and wife operate out of their home. >> we are hoping that because there are two of them, that they will progress a little faster. >> the cubs now doing well. >> tom and cheryl taking the place of mama bear. the sow, never found. >> the main challenge is we don't want them to become habituated and relying on us that is why, the only time we get them out right now is when we feed them and we give them time to play in the playpen. the other 22 hours of the day, they are sleeping. >> and they are growing. >> they go through the baby infant stage. now they are going into the terrible twos where they want to climb on the playpen. one will walk up and that the other one. >> blaze is 7.8 pounds and the other is 8.3 pounds. when they get released into the wild, they will be anywhere between 85-100 pounds. that is 10-12 times the weight now. >> they learn fishing. >> we just want to make sure they