wildlife rangers say the dry weather is pushing the pigs population into residential neighborhoods. >> a lot of these neighborhoods and the lawns are wet and that's an extreme source of food, the pigs like that condition. >> a lot of people are talking about the story on our facebook page and to join our conversation, search for ktvu channel 2. >>> officials say the switch to shore power will reduce the tons of air pollution and to keep the engines running. if they use electricity, they can shut the engines down. >>> a report of -- the labor department says employees added 247, 000 of new jobs in the area. the government also revised auge going up of unemployment rate. the job reported prompted of a buying spree of wall street. nasdaq at its 61. >>> and analysts note the volatility as investors trying to figure out the correct evaluation for how companies will do in the long run. >>> ferma had denied of the past summer rim fire around yosemite national park. ferma says it is reviewed found that the damage was not severe enough to require federal assistance. the fire burned more than 4

we are going to need a whole new generation of wildlife biologists, of park rangers, of scientists and other professionals to care for our lands and waters. unfortunately, the entry-level jobs that we've relied on so much like seasonal ranger jobs or interns or trail crews are research assistance have been severely impacted by the indiscriminate nature of the sequestration and the lack of flexibility in how we spend our limited resources. that is the one area that was whacked the post by the nature of sequestration, and we've got to get back to regular order. this is happening at a time when many of the gym people are entering the workforce and they're inching and a really tough time in our economy to find a job. so for the health of our economy, public lands and future generation, it's critical we work now to establish meaningful and deep connections between young people from all backgrounds in all parts of this country and the great outdoors. so today i'm pleased to announce an ambitious initiative at interior that will undertake the next four years to inspire millions of young peopl

malnourished, cougar kittens were killed by a ranger one year ago. outrage over the shooting prompted the law allowing rangers to relocate mountain lions not found to be a threat to humans. it takes effect january 1st. >>> 101 dui arrests just this year in 2013, and it isn't over yet. >> we ride along with a bay area police officer and find out the extra steps he takes to keep the streets safe. >> right there in >>> a san raphael police officer has racked up more than 100 dui arrests in 2013 and the year isn't over. he is personally responsible for a full third of all drunk driving arrests in san raphael. debra caught up with this over achieving officer on the beat. she joins us live from san raphael to show us how he does it. >> reporter: very few officers have numbers like this, and number 100 came on this street, a driver going the wrong way, early thanksgiving morning. >> nothing? >> no money >> i don't believe you. >> reporter: he has a nose for dui in the parking lots where people drink and the bars they emerge from late at night. >> the reason

malnourished, cougar kittens were killed by a ranger one year ago. outrage over the shooting prompted the law allowing rangers to relocate mountain lions not found to be a threat to humans. it takes effect january 1st. >>> 101 dui arrests just this year in 2013, and it isn't over yet. >> we ride along with a bay area police officer and find out the extra steps he takes to keep the streets safe. >> right there in black and white the words of one bay area man. his story about what is now missing and why he wants them back so much. >>> a san raphael police officer has racked up more than 100 dui arrests in 2013 and the year isn't over. he is personally responsible for a full third of all drunk driving arrests in san raphael. debra caught up with this over achieving officer on the beat. she joins us live from san raphael to show us how he does it. >> reporter: very few officers have numbers like this, and number 100 came on this street, a driver going the wrong way, early thanksgiving morning. >> nothing? >> no money >> i don't believe you. >> reporter:

it's part of an antipoaching program with the world wildlife fund and kenya's rhinos are being killed at an astonishing rate. >> in one year we lost 20 rhinos in this country which is a significant population because that is about 10% of the population we have in this country. >> reporter: this animal which can weigh up to 3.5 tons can live up to 50 years. rangers saw off the horns and can grow 3" in a year and the horn is wanted across asia because of the medicine qualities, illegal traders can get $90,000 a kilo and chips are inserted under the animal's skin and horn and hope high-tech tracking will protect the rhinos in kenya and beyond. >> the plan is any is intercepted will be able to traces to the animal that it came from and it leads you to where it comes from. and we know this problem is happening all of africa and particularly south africa and kenya and libya and zimbobwai. >> reporter: the tranquilizers wear off as they put it in the container to a journey to another national park. the wildlife fund says there are 20,000 white rhinos across africa and protection programs lik

they were killed by a ranger a year ago. outrage over the shooting prompted the law, which allows rangers to relocate mountain lions found not to pose a threat to humans. it takes effect on january 1st. >>> if you need a dog sitter for the holidays, a new website may be able to help. the san jose mercury news reports stanford graduate sean heyward has started poochcollection.com. the site connects dog owners who exchange pet services for a $5 fee, which is much less than a kennel, which charges as much as $65 a night to board your dog. >>> a pizza hut manager fired for giving thanksgiving day off to his employees. now the restaurant chain wants him back. how it's trying to make amends. . >> keeping holiday shopping dollars in the community. what small businesses in the bay area are doing today to get people to shop local. >> and check out highway 101 in san jose, as everyone's moving just fine right there. no problems in the picture. but we want to tell you about on 101, there's a report of two little dogs, yorkshire terrier