. >> bengal tiger cubs. the 3 month-old cubs have cool become celebrities at the zoo ever since their public debut late last month. zoo officials say all 4 cubs are very healthy. they're sharing their enclosure with their mother who has not really enjoyed the spotlight as much as her playful offspring. she's pretty shm around visitors. but animal experts say the birth of tigers is a pretty complicated event at the guadalajara zoo is very lucky to have 4 new cubs as the tigers grow. they will be given to other zoos because there's not enough space. their moms tired. that's what it is. i mean, got 4 kids, 4 kids most. i urge them to break. here's what was a very exciting day for the baby penguins at the shedd aquarium in. >> chicago. they went on their first field trip. the penguins wandered around the aquarium grounds. and this video here that was posted to the sheds instagram account and handlers say. >> they have taken a few indoor excursions. but this was the first time they got to explore the aquariums ou

well cub in 2022. ah. hello and welcome to the program. a you laid is a grappling with how to respond to the growing number of migrants and refugees entering the block with neighboring bell roofs, accused of helping people cross with the whiny as president as cold for a new migration packed on the final day of the latest summit in brussels, he says, a fence on his border with bella. rou, says needed to stop people arriving to you or chooses belarus of deliberately letting migrants cross its borders in retaliation for european sanctions on the government of alexander lucas shanker. let's go to natasha butler who's alive for us at the summit in brussels. hello, they natasha. what are some of the key takeaways from the to day event? well, you leaders are still deep in discussions. they have been mainly talking about migrations day the focus very much on better versus frustration, grows in the block or with the actions of minsk away. i have heard for me, you lead is accusing the government of prisons. alexander look hanker of a human trafficki

so firstly, you can look at the cubs on the energy industry. china is really trying to reach quite strict climate change targets that have been very tied, codes on energy use across china. and as result, we've seen these power outages affect very major problems in here in china, and that's had a huge impact on the manufacturing industry and on productivity. so that's one area . another way that you can say this is self inflicted is looking at the real estate developing market. now for the past decade, this industry has grown in china and quite unbridled fashion, very fast. and china has few years identified it as an area of grave risk for the chinese economies in the last year. we've seen china really clap down on that tyson regulations, that's impacted construction, which is traditionally been a major growth of, of economic growth here in china. and of course, we've had the issue of ever grant china is the biggest real estate developer. it's dominated headlines over the past few weeks. certainly this past quarter is currently struggling to contain and manage it's $300000000000.00 worth o

this year alone, european member states are calling for new regulations to cub runaway energy prices . and really, consumers and businesses. the european commissions has brussels will explore setting up common storage facilities, the gas, and also focus on a shift to renewables to end dependence on imports allowed. as there is economics editor added, ali has more on those pipes. this is a failure by the europeans to make sure that they got enough energy for this winter . now at this time of the time of year, they should have filled the storage tanks up enough to cover for the winter supply . we're currently at 72 percent fall that's, that's a well below where they should, they, they should be, that's a 10 year low for the 1st time that's happened. and the trouble, the trouble is that there's other parts of the world which actually need the energy as well. so we're all going to be paying a lot more to keep warm this winter in the northern hemisphere because of europe's failure to fill this storage tank. now russia has said, look, we're ready to pump more oil. so punk pump more gas thr

with you need to get the panda cubs back. >> when president obama -- and then after then president trump blamed china for coronavirus, the people's republic said they wanted all three of the national zoo's giant pandas back by the end of 2023. at the national zoo their latest edition an adorable male cub born last summer to get a behind the scenes look, we have our very own panda cam. >> would you like an apple >> reporter: fears of covid prevent closer interaction, but even at that distance we engage with biscuits. >> there you go. >> reporter: as a special treat -- a frozen stick of sugar cane dessert was never delivered with such anticipation. china does not sell the pandas, rather, they loan them for a fee. as we get out of the way, we see them having a bit more fun here today. just understand the amount of money that's transferred back and forth by governments to china. the national zoo here pays $500,000 for the three pandas that will be going back at the end of 2023. in some parts of the world zoos pay up to a million dollars for a single panda all of that money is used by china f

a pair of bear cubs took advantage of the pet -- the fresh powder in south lake tahoe as they wrestled around in the snow. how like says this is -- alec says this is a common site for the area. >> that is adorable. our downpour brought an iconic spot in yosemite roaring back to life. the falls was listed as dry on the yosemite national park's website. here is a picture before and after the rain. wonderful to see that difference. will news tonight with david muir is next. >> thanks for joining us. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life

and for now they're calling him little cub. but there's a fund raising naming contest underway to help choose his official title. maybe they should call him rory. she patootie. all right. this newborn rhino entered the world yesterday at the royal burgers zoo in the netherlands. the calf wasted no time trying to walk. but as you can see, the little one got a little bit. tucker. doubt. we had to take a little bit of a nap who doesn't love a good nap. the baby rhino took it all in stride, though, was back up and walking again in no time. pretty cute. it's time now to check in with newsnation to see what they're working on for tonight. >> the border crisis keeps getting worse. the right nor the humanitarian issues while the left fails to place blame tonight will address both. plus, we talk with journalist traveling with the massive migrant caravan that's on balance. now here's a look at dan abrams live. >> thanks, leland. tonight on dan abrams live on news nation eddie munster, a potential murder suspect. the former child star tak

you are definitely not seeing double these twin giant panda cubs at the tokyo zoo have just been named to meet lay lay in her twin brother. she shouts. she shout. for, of course, officials say that these cups way just over 13 pounds which is 50 times their weight at birth when they were born just this past june. and a zoo in france is celebrating the birth of its newest family member. this baby white rhino was born to mother tall of this week. within an hour, the calf was able to right itself up and headed off to a breakfast of hay is actually tolls 3rd child southern white rhinos. now number 18,000 in protected areas of the african continent. good to see. that does it for us here on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock this saturday night. thanks much for spending time with us. i'm jonathan mccall. the news is always on the kron. 4 dot com. >> eric and i will see you back here live in prime time for kron 4 news i'm not getting through the pandemic just to end up with the flu. i asked for fluzone high-dose quadrivalent. it's the #1-used flu vaccine for people 65 and older. fluzone high-dose quadri

little breezy more than normally cub and the wind kicking in. but otherwise we're looking at fantastic weather over the weekend and then we get to some very gusty weather. maybe high fire danger as we head in towards sunday and monday night and probably into tuesday as well. but for tonight, enjoy the game should be a great one out there cool and breezy just the way we like it. all right. thank you lawrence. the stage for the fleet week. san francisco air show is basically. >> the bay. the coast guard will clear out an area between the golden gate bridge and alcatraz island in the air show is centered over that strip of open water crissy field to the west in the presidio, the marina green and aquatic park at the fisherman's wharf area are the best places to watch the show. the marina green will have tents and box seats where people can paid to watch the air show so access and that area is limited and it's going to cost you. and of course, you guys think about parking. we are going into the city. keep in mind traffic could be a big issue and you'

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also enjoying the snow these bear cubs in lake tahoe. they sure are. and we'll take a closer look at the forecast in just a few minutes. >>> we're learning more about a terrifying and deadly shooting inside a shopping mall in idaho. police exchanged gunfire with the suspect and megan tevrizian has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, people in boise, idaho, saying they are in shock after a deadly shooting at this mall. >> there is a security officer that was shot. >> reporter: two people were killed. at least four others including a police officer were injured. >> i cannot stress enough how traumatic this event is for the community at large. >> primary suspect ran by the dave and buster's wearing dark clothe, also all in black with a backpack. >> reporter: police responding reporting an active shooter. officers quickly confronting a person matching the shooter's description. >> there was an exchange of gunfire that ensued shortly thereafter resulting in the officer's injury. as well as the suspect being taken into custody. >> reporter: mall security

woman will spend four days in jail for defying rules at yellowstone national a grizzly bear and three cubs to do, what else, take pictures. the woman was vilified on social media after video of the incident went viral. >>> now to the urgent search for a 3-year-old boy in texas last seen chasing a dog. well police overnight said there is no evidence of foul play. here's abc's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning, a desperate plea from a texas mother whose 3-year-old son seemingly vanished. [ speaking foreign language ] christopher ramirez was seen wednesday afternoon. authorities believe he followed a dog into the woods and never came back. >> there is no evidence of foul play. there is no evidence that he left on his own, so we've got one fact, the fact that he's missing. >> reporter: overnight a massive search around the 4 1/2-mile wooded area near houston. law enforcement combing every inch with dogs and manpower, even draining one large body of water and deploying divers to search smaller ones. >> this is still a rescue. it is not a recovery. some people asked me that a while ago.

it's note smart to poke mama bear when nice protecting her cubs. you never know what's going to map. let me know what you think on facebook page and twitter, #judgejeanine. here to react to my open, the attempt to destroy free speech in america. lara logan and former director intelligence ric grenell. america is about right versus wrong, good versus evil. are we've on the wrong track? >> you know what, judge within there is a constitution that has guided this country since 1776. and that's all we have to do is stick with the constitution. and we are so far down the wrong track at this point that it's falling apart. what you see over and or and all around you is the tactics of tyranny and terror they are using are failing. this exposes how weak they are. we think they have so much power because northeast they take the levers of the understand tiewghtss of society that were established to protect the constitution and protect our rights and use them against us. when they do that, it appears they have an unlimited amount of power. but what it really te

over safety and we will talk to bubba wallace about making history as the first black drive tore win a cub's series race in nearly 60 years and getsing coronavirus vaccines to the world's most at risk. >>> cbs mornings starts at seven. >> the bay area has love for nate for sure. >>> the time is 6:39. coming up, also streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> fleet week takes off in san francisco. we are live with the president of the air show network to talk about all of the excitement. >>> and pain at the pump. gas prices soaring to highs we haven't seen in years. why it's not just an issue for the united states. >>> and the market just opened about ten minutes ago. let's take a quick check on the big board. cbs money watch reporter diane king hall peaks brown the down the numbers after the break. who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because with xfinity internet you get a free flex 4k streaming box and peacock premium included, with access to tons of free movies and shows. more bang for your buck. can your internet do that? get started w

at the national zoo, their latest edition, an adorable male cub born last summer. to get a behind the scenes look, interaction, but even at a distance, we engage the pandasn with vitamin biscuits in a plastic feeder. got with vitamin biscuits in a plastic feeder got a lot of food here >> there you go. >> reporter: and as a special treat, a frozen stick of sugar cane dessert was never delivered with such anticipation. >> reporter: he looks as happy as a child with an ice cream cone >> absolutely. >> kerry, apparently these adorable pandas aren't free, either any idea how much the national zoo pays for them and exactly where that money goes? >> reporter: absolutely. first of all, china never sells xiaochigi, the national the pandas so as we take a look up here at xiao qi ji, the national zoo pays $500,000 for the three pandas that they have and they will then return them, as we wo, china gets up to $1 million for a panda. said, in 2023. in some places around the world, china gets up to $1 million for a panda. again, the pandas are always returned and that money, it g

see him to that was chris bryant giants slugger who came over at the trade deadline with the chicago cubs. he won a world championship and an m v p award. little later on in sports will show you what he did to help the san francisco giants tonight. he had an unbelievably great night, three for three at the plate with a home run san francisco off to a good start, of course, plenty of work left to be dead. you know, it's just exhilarating to see what this team is doing, because partly it was just so unexpected. and now it's gone. you know, 1 80 where we kind of think they're going to take care of their business, and that they did in game one. it is getting real real market is fantastic. the city lit right now, but we have game to tomorrow. so we have that to look forward to. so we've got our fingers crossed again that the can repeat what he did today. absolutely. all right, mark. thank you so much. appreciate it. and plenty of today. fleet week is also underway this weekend in san francisco, and one of those popular sites is, of course, the blue angels. they took flight today over san franc

it's the cuteness vacationers in the smoky mountains captured one of the cubs managing to briefly get in and keep getting flipped out. the little guys quickly tipped out by another mischief maker. they tried and again and again. just too cute. if you have a video you want to share, hit us up on social media. this we are hearing some controversy oh 5-year-old comments from late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg for the first time because interviewer katie couric cut them from the original presentation of the interview back in 2016 in order to shield the liberal icon from backlash. fox news media host and host of news media buzz howard has the details. getting mean, howard. >> katie couric had plenty had plenty of time -- she was working for yahoo which posted half an hour online but the former cbs anchor and today show cohost deleted a key part because she wanted to protect the justice from backlash and that she was a big rbg fan. there is a fierce controversy then over colin kaepernick and other nfl players taking a need to protest national anthem. ginsburg said she found amer

there is nobody who can stand between a momma bear and pappa bear and their cub. it's unconscionable what the justice department is doing. what they're really doing is protecting political and business interest that lead right to the justice department and the education industry that is exploiting our children and so we have to return back to the abcs as one mom just told me and stop with all of this indoctrination. >> ben: as remarks i know this is something that you woke up to perhaps earlier than many in this country in terms of the development that played out over the past year plus, tell me a little bit about your reaction though to this -- what i think a lot of people feel like they never could have seen happen in country parents being tagged as domestic terrorists potentially for wanting to seek out the best for their children's education? >> yeah. it's just unbelievable to me. my father came to america in the 1960s as an immigrant from india. we lived in poverty our first years. i was english as second language student. i learned english with nancy drew. i

panda cubs at a tokyo zoo have just been named. this is lay lay and her brother. she shall she show which means of the light of dawn turning brighter. the causeway just over 13 pounds which is 50 times their weight at birth, which was just this past in bring the birth of its newest family member. the baby white rhino born to the mother told this week within an hour, we're told the calf was able to right itself up upright itself and headed off to breakfasts for hay. this actually tallest 3rd offspring southern white rhinos. now number 18,000 in the protected areas of the african continent. another quick check of your forecast tonight as we look outside along the san francisco embarcadero a look at the 7 day forecast. we can see where things are definitely. we're watching some gusty winds over the next few days. but temperatures relatively mild we are tracking a warm-up as we move into next week as well. temperatures for tomorrow. inland around 80 degrees 79 in along the coast. but things are definitely going to look good as well for the final day of the san francis

concord, 70's at our beaches, 80 around the bayshore cub are -- bayshore, upper 80's inland. a breezy and cooler tomorrow, light rain, and we are dry monday and tuesday with another level 1 system wednesday and again on friday. liz: lisa, think you. now to a holiday shortage and this could affect your children. there was a shortage of santa's helpers. abc 7 dustin dorsey explains how organizers of san jose's annual christmas in the park are changing up santa visits to help with health and safety worries. >> it is two months until christmas and oh what a time of year. stores have begun to spread holiday cheer. christmas in the park will return for in-person fun, but there is worry that it may be missing someone. >> ho ho, merry christmas. >> when they retire, they hang up their black boots and santa hat, and others for safety reasons and their own personal reasons, they are not able to participate this year and hope to come back in future years. for us, we are sure. we don't want somebody to come down and have santa not be there. >> we know this guy is busy for this time of ye

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i'm a bears and cubs fan. even though i'm a jersey and a shame that no one seems to care and we don't have focus on and no matter what mayor we have or what police chief we have, it's a war zone where gangs are running the show. i can't blame griffin in this case for moving their headquarters out of chicago because basically you can trade from anywhere, you don't need to be in a big building in a big city. why not move out and save money real estate outside the city and maybe safer for employees. maria: well, partly this is the result of the defund the police moment, right? the movement of defunding the police, ryan, because the police do not feel like they have the leadership, the back, they don't have their backs, and they're not going to stick their necks out if they don't have support from their superiors. >> well, 100%. it's a shame to see that especially because new york is having renaissance and one of the things that griffin mentioned is new york is becoming a central point and we have seen huge resurg

that bear may have been looking for a missing cub. after wandering through a neighborhood, it hopped a fence near the kindergarten section at that school and spent a half-hour on school grounds. it eventually settled into a nearby tree. the bear was then safely tranquilized and returned to the wild >>> it's 8:06. let's go for a boost a 10-year-old daredevil was once the youngest person in europe to perform a backflip on a scooter. he couldn't believe what happened this week he landed a double backflip. >> oh! >> stop. >> what if dad had been like, i wasn't rolling >> he said that stunt haunted him because he tried it before and he couldn't land it. >> man >> this is what he said because he had fallen a couple timessai him because he before, he said this time i smashed the wall of fear into pieces >> that's right. how old is he? >> he's 10 >> wow >> get back on your horse. >> imagine being the parent watching that. >>> when we come back, a "today" exclusive, sheinelle is going to share the inspiring story of one mother's resilience and

if you approach a mother grizzly bear with her cubs, she will kill you. this is what we have done to the earth. we continue doing it. we need to build smarter in the floodplains or we will be wiped out. we need to get people out of the flood canals. you can't build on an avalanche. you cannot build were tornadoes occur. we have millions of people coming in here, illegally and legally, and their polluting with a complete disregard for mother earth. host: is the solution to just stop building where there might be a flood? guest: there is an interesting item that came out of the white house this week, which was the domestic climate policy with a view of, we need to rethink where we are building and the standards to which we are building when it comes to floods. that is exactly what we are talking about here. what i've kind of was talking about earlier -- where are the high-risk stones, and if her some reason we need to build there, or we already built there, how do we start building to a different standard that allows us to ensure that it will not become ino

a male cub almost a year old, just under £50. columnist could be but in no hurry to hustle back to nearby open space, and police tried to use our sirens and our air horns as well as our high beams and our spotlights our flashlights, everything to kind of get him to move along, and he just wasn't having it. not unlike a female cat and rohnert park last week. that caused a local lockdown when she wouldn't budge, sedated, then later euthanized. she was known to be suffering a neurological condition and unlikely to survive on her own. she and other lions tracked by gps collar. just try and started trouble, but 70 people around, um they bound to get seen at some point in time. this researcher also fit the santa rosa mountain lion with a tracking device after he was tranquilized and evaluated. callers and trail cameras provide a wealth of information where it. survives what it eats burkas. the mapping shows mountain lions roam constantly on private land. martin 1000 properties in its territory. each one of those properties is almost li