sea lion was named mum. left behind a dynasty of sea lions that continue to thrive on the coast today. but don't just stick to the coastline. >> they push inland as far as they can, usually puts them up against road. actually one of the biggest threats are modes of transport. >> reporter: the sea lions have returned to very different coastline to the one they left over 100 years ago, with crowded beaches. keeping them safe is job of biodiversity ranger jim fife. >> human like go to the beach at summer, sea lions like to breed on the beach at summer. young sea lions are playful, know the surfers are having fun, want to join them, they're social animals. advice is just don't interact with them, ignore and do what you're doing. >> reporter: despite recovery, new zealand sea lions are one of the rarest species, facing threats from disease and accidental capture in local fisheries. makes protecting the burgeoning population even more important. that's where local residents come in. >> communities start to learn a

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both really fortunate to have lots of wild seals and sea lions that share a shorter. but it also just means we have to take a little extra effort to make sure that we're giving them the space they need while enjoying the beaches ourselves. right now is the height of pupping season. the marine mammal center is caring for about 130 patients. that means they're using about 1000 pounds of sustainably caught herring. is feeding stay. >> we go through a lot of ratner says elephant seal pups typically come into the center about 200 pounds underweight. they eat at least 3 times a day. many working their way up from a fish eating 5 pounds of herring. each the feedings are led by vets and carried out by volunteers by looking so cute, cuddly volunteers never get to play. so even though we have to be around these animals to help better want to minimize the level of interaction with them. and that way they keep all those wild in staying just as the experts keep their distance inside the center. they want you to keep yours out on the short ci and spend a fair amount of time up on b

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they want you to keep yours out on the shore to seal and sea lion spend a fair amount of time up on beaches. so just seeing any more out of water doesn't mean it's sick. >> if you see any cuts, scratches or people around it are dogs off leash. that could be a sign that they might have some trauma. so that's why you just give us a call. we can send a team of trained experts out there evaluate, do they need help? were they just resting and make sure that they get on the right path to recovery. pupping season ends in june. but the center rescues mammals in need all year round. >> well, the center has a 24 hour hotline. if you come upon a mammal in trouble, you can head over to our website kron 4 dot com to find that number and other ways that you can help with keeping distance from the seals. >> coming up next in the form of morning news and sports, it was some 5 in otherwise back game for the giants. kylen mills has the highlights. coming up. meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he ov

and our california coastline is filled with young sea lions and seals. while most will be able to grow up healthy on their own, some of them to end up needing some assistance. this year. the marine mammal center says that humans interacting with mammals on the beach that is driving up the number of pumps that they're having to care for. kron four's. well, bellow gives us a look at the problem. >> that's the sound of feeding time. it happened several times a day at the marine mammal center home to elephant seals harbor seals and california sea lions. need a little extra care rescue. any sick or injured marine mammal within 600 miles of california coast. and you see the most number of patients this time of year. adam ratner has worked at the center for over a decade. >> but he's noticed a shift in recent years as their patient numbers continue to climb. right now, what we're seeing is a lot more animals coming in due to human interaction. >> unfortunately, people are trying to help and a lot of cases, but they're getting too close to these animals and they

our california coastline filled with young sea lions and sit and seals. and while most will be able to grow up healthy on their own, some do end up needing some assistance. people want to get too close to those cute little faces. apparently this year, the marine mammal center says the problem of people getting too close to the animals on beaches. >> has driven up the number of pumps that are being cared for. kron. 4 s noelle bellow explains. >> that's the sound of feeding time. it happened several times a day at the marine mammal center home to elephant seals harbor seals and california sea lions. need a little extra care rescue. any sick or injured marine mammal within 600 miles of california coast. and you see the most number of patients this time of year. adam ratner has worked at the center for over a decade. >> he's noticed a shift in recent years as their patient numbers continue to climb. right now, what we're seeing is a lot more animals coming in due to human interaction. >> unfortunately, people are trying to help and a lot of cases, but they're

lots of young seal and sea lion pups are popping up on our bay area beaches this time of year. i caught up with the marine mammal center earlier this week, though, and they say people interacting with the mammals. >> it's a growing problem. >> that's the sound of feeding it happened several times a day at the marine mammal center home to elephant seals harbor seals and california sea lions. we need a little extra care rescue. any sick or injured marine mammal within 600 miles of california coast. and you see the most number of patients this time of year. adam ratner has worked at the center for over a decade. >> but he's noticed a shift in recent years as their patient numbers continue to climb. right now, what we're seeing is a lot more animals coming in due to human interaction. >> unfortunately, people are trying to help and a lot of cases, but they're getting too close to these animals and they can separate them center. nestled in the marin, headlands says negative human interaction with the pups as a growing problem in the bay area. specifically visitors to san mateo marin

they want you to keep yours out on the shore to seal and sea lion spend a fair amount of time up on beaches. so just seeing in out of water doesn't mean it's sick. >> if you see any cuts, scratches or people around it are dogs off leash. that could be a sign that they might have some trauma. so that's why you just give us a call. we can send a team of trained experts out there of do they need help? were they just resting and make sure that they get on the right path to recovery. pupping season ends in june. but the center rescues mammals in need all year round. >> it makes some of the strangest they are. they're so cute. but you really got to appreciate them from a distance. the center has a 24 hour hotline. if you come upon a mammal in trouble, just head to kron 4 dot com. we've got that number for you and other ways that you can help that's all the time we've got for that got more news coming up at 10 o'clock. don't go anywhere. stick with us. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news stat

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and our california coastline is filled with young sea lions and seals. most will do just fine. but some need a little extra help conference. noelle bellow explains. >> that's the sound of feeding time. it happened several times a day at the marine mammal center home to elephant seals harbor seals and california sea lions. need a little extra care rescue. any sick or injured marine mammal within 600 miles of california coast. and you see the most number of patients this time of year. adam ratner has worked at the center for over a decade. >> he's noticed a shift in recent years as their patient numbers continue to climb. right now, what we're seeing is a lot more animals coming in due to human interaction. >> unfortunately, people are trying to help and a lot of cases, but they're getting too close to these animals and they can separate them center. nestled in the marin, headlands says negative human interaction with the pups as a growing problem in the bay area. specifically visitors to san mateo marin and sonoma county coast lines are getting too close for comfort with really

she also says sometimes even sea lions take part. i mean you got to get going while the going -- i don't know. whatever. >> i don't know. it's a feeding frenzy. a buffet. >> just go eat. this is like when i throw bread in the water and the ducks come, you know. >> i thought you were going to say the pigeons in new york. >> that too. central park. >>> finally, to much calmer waters off the east coast. >> this happened in key west. this year's schooner wharf minimal regatta over the memorial day weekend. nearly two dozen teams competed in the minimalist boat race with some never even making it past the starting line. teams were tasks with building a vessel usually only three sheets of plywood, duct tape, and fasteners. no adhesives. prizes were awarded for fastest boat, most creative design, and even least seaworthy vessel. >> look at this. sparky is definitely ready for the sea here. if i had to do this, yeah, i think my boat would probably sink immediately. >> yeah. this reminds me of i'm obsessed with "naked and afraid," and the way

experts are warning even though they are cute, sea lions can be aggressive so they advised, admiring from a distance. >> they're pretty fast, too. >> really? >> you see them on the beach they waddle up pretty good? >> there you go. >> larger than you would think from a distance. let's take a look. i am not going to say anything myself of that equation. let's like a look at other headlines. closer to the end of the workweek. clear skies s of temperatures a couple average, we had all week. the warmest day on saturday and near normal temperatures by the first half of next week. one thing is not going to change, there is not much of a rain chance in the forecast, no rain chance at all through wednesday, there is an outside chance that upper level storm system is going to be close enough to maybe squeeze out a couple of showers in the north bay. by thursday, that's an outside chance. you are not going to see any rain drops in the seven-day forecast. it is a long off way. with no rain in the forecast, the warmest day will be the se sne sneezest day, that'll be tomorrow. to the east, temper

and our california coastline is filled with young sea lions and seals. >> while most are going to grow up healthy on their own, some need a little help from their friends at the marine mammal center in marion, the number of pumps that they're caring for has gone up this year about 130. they're taking care of right now. and they say that's because people keep interacting with the little babies because they're so cute. the mammals on the beaches, adam ratner works at the center. he says a lot of the negative human interactions are specifically he saying for visitors in san mateo marin and sonoma counties, rauner says keep your distance from the seals and a lot of sea lions and you will benefit them. even though we have to be around these animals to help better want to minimize the level interaction with them. and that way they keep all those wild instincts to susan ci and spend a fair amount of time up on beaches. so just seeing in out of water doesn't mean it sick. >> if you see any cuts, scratches or people around it are dogs off leash. that could be a sign that they might have some tr

then you're going to have mammals like sea lions. dolphins are going to try to get those caught fish and then they cut in. videos from other missions show entangled fish, crabs and other creatures. even a stingray disentangling them a lot easier than the nets themselves. balloons were already attached at an earlier dive, and now the divers had just enough air to the bags to start lifting those nets so they can cut them away from the wreck. as a year in the bags expand. one set net is lose it quickly rises to the surface where boats are waiting to get it. got it that feel to get it out of the. it's amazing. what's interesting is what's going to happen to those nets because they're going to be actually cleaned up and turned into all kinds of things every pound of nylon that we make from recycled content is one less pound of nylon we have to make from petroleum. nelson is with aqua phil. it's orange county facility recycles carpets and, yes, these nets into nylon. that is really used to make things like new carpets and more. beachwear a

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then you're going to have mammals like sea lions. dolphins are going to try to get those caught fish and then they cut in. videos from other missions show entangled fish, crabs and other creatures. even a stingray disentangling them a lot easier than the nets themselves. balloons were already attached at an earlier dive, and now the divers had just enough air to the bags to start lifting those nets so they can cut them away from the wreck. as a year in the bags expand. one set net is lose it quickly rises to the surface where boats are waiting to get it. what it does it feel to get it out of the. it's amazing. what's interesting is what's going to happen to those nets because they're going to be actually cleaned up and turned into all kinds of things every pound of nylon that we make from recycled content is one less pound of nylon we have to make from petroleum. nelson is with aqua phil. it's orange county facility recycles carpets and, yes, these nets into nylon. that is really used to make things like new carpets and more. beachwe

lions eat while they're they're being taken care of. all right. still ahead, parents who need special baby formula are getting desperate for supplies. we've got more on the unique problems straight ahead. plus, president biden meeting with the federal reserve chair today hashing out a strategy on high inflation. thos the fda says it trying to boost supplies and change some regulations to expedite shipments of baby formula. just last week the u.s. received 2 planeloads from germany, but parents of babies with allergies are struggling to find their specialized formula. kelsey kernstine has more on that. >> impacts us brain. if he doesn't have to support so i we do blood tests and are toxins building up in a kevin marks 4 year-old son grayson drinks formula that gives some 80% of his nutrition. he has a rare disease called pku where he cannot metabolize amino acids and he's been forced to take formula since he was 6 days old. if does not have this formula it it to me to somebody for him and the department of health and human services recom

lions while most will be able to grow up healthy and on their own. some really just a little bit of extra help. the marine mammal center in marion says the number of pups they're caring for has gone up this year. they're taking care of more than 130 of them right now. the center says it's because people just keep interacting with the mammals on the beach. adam ratner works at the center. he says it's best to keep your distance from these animals. and if you happen to see a stranded seal, call the center's 24 hour hotline. even though we have to be around these animals to help better want to minimize the level of interaction with them. and that way they keep all those wild instinct to susan ci and spend a fair amount of time up on beaches. so just seeing in and out of water doesn't mean that sick. >> if you see any cuts, scratches or people around it are dogs off leash. that could be a sign that they might have some trauma. so that's why you just give us a call. we can send a team of trained experts out there. >> good tips there. the center says the c

. >> experts are warning that even though they are cute, sea lions can be aggressive, so they advise admiring from a distance. >>> this morning, we have some tips on the best ways to see this sunday's blood moon eclipse. this video is from the last lunar eclipse, an astronomer with the chabot space and science center says the eclipse will be under way when the moon rises in the east around 8:04 p.m. he says some of the best spots in the bay area to catch it, skyline boulevard in the east bay, inspiration point near thp. >> and we'll be sleeping. >> yes, we will be. >> we'll be passed out but i'm sure it's great. >> yes. we'll get video of it. >> sure. >> watch it later, yes. >> it's 5:14. >>> what tea looking like out there? you are telling us about this eclipse? >> briefly, i want to give you a quick review, it's going to be low on the horizon, that's the only thing i wanted to point out which is actually kind of good because you'll get it a little closer to the horizon. it's not bigger then, but it's oftentimes looks bigger. you have a cooler perspective. it's really from 8:30 unti

and our california coastline is filled with young sea lions and seals that you can see. but don't touch because a lot of them, they'll grow up healthy, but some end up needing assistance in a large part. it's because somebody the marine mammal center in moran. they're the ones that can help. and they've been caring for a lot more this year, actually for about 130 to giving care right now. >> and it's because people keep interacting with the mammals on the beaches. so they're warning you that if you do see one. >> even if you think it's in distress, right, need your help or, you know, you think its sic don't touch it, just call them and they will respond. >> all right, 9.46 is the time. let's talk about the weather because a lot of folks will probably see seals on the beach this week. a lot of sunshine going to be warm, but they do. and so do we really like that weather this weekend, too. so make sure to share those beaches at a distance? it looks nice out there. half moon bay right now. definitely getting some sunshine, sunshine that isn't going to be seeing quite as muc

then you're going to have mammals like sea lions. dolphins are going to try to get those caught fish and then they cut in. videos from other missions show entangled fish, crabs and other creatures. even a stingray disentangling them a lot easier than the nets themselves. balloons were already attached at an earlier dive, and now the divers had just enough air to the bags to start lifting those nets so they can cut them away from the wreck. as a year in the bags, expand one setting it is lose, it quickly rises to the surface where bts get it. got it out of the ocean. it's amazing. what's interesting is what's going to happen to those nets because they're going to be actually cleaned up and turned into all kinds of things every pound of nylon that we make from recycled content is one less pound of nylon we have to make from petroleum. eric nelson is with aqua phil. it's orange county facility, recycled carpets and, yes, these nets into nylon that is reused to make things like new carpets and more. beachwear at another southern californ

and our california coastline is filled with young sea lions and seals. most can grow up healthy on their own, but some need a little help from there. friends at the marine mammal center in rent. they say the number of pumps that are caring for has gone up this year. in fact, right now they have 130 that they are helping out. and they say that's because people keep interacting with the mammals on beaches. adam ratner works of the center is says a lot of people think that they're helping and they're not. you know, if you're safe local from san mateo county marin, sonoma county those people of coming into contact with them and if they want to help, but by touching them, you're not helping. he says, even though we have to be around these animals to help better want to minimize the level interaction with them. and that way they keep all those wild instincts to susan ci and spend a fair amount of time up on beaches. so just seeing an animal out of water doesn't mean that sick. >> if you see any cuts, scratches or people around it are dogs off leash. that could

lions and seals and most of them grow up and have no problem. they're healthy on their own in the wild. others need a little help from the marine mammal center. and that's what they get. the actually the center marin says that they've been caring for a lot of puppies more this year then before so far, 130 pups are getting help from them right now. yeah, it's a lot and they say it's because people keep interacting with the mammals on the beaches. adam ratner works at the center. says a lot of the negative human interactions are specifically from visitors in san mateo marin and sonoma counties. and he says you should know better keep your distance because it benefits them. even though we have to be around these animals to help better want to minimize the level interaction with them. and that way they keep all those wild instincts to susan ci and spend a fair amount of time up on beaches. so just seeing any more out of water doesn't mean it sick. >> if you see any cuts, scratches or people around it are dogs off leash. that could be a sign that the

then you're going to have mammals like sea lions. dolphins are going to try to get those caught fish and then they cut in. videos from other missions show entangled fish, crabs and other creatures. even a stingray disentangling them a lot easier than the nets themselves. balloons were already attached at an earlier dive, and now the divers had just enough air to the bags to start lifting those nets so they can cut them away from the wreck. as the year in the bags expand. one set net is lose, it quickly rises to the surface where boats are waiting to get it. got it that feel to get it out of the. it's amazing . what's interesting is what's going to happen to those nets because they're going to be actually cleaned up and turned into all kinds of things every pound of nylon that we make from recycled content is one less pound of nylon we have to make from petroleum. nelson is with aqua phil. it's orange county facility, recycled carpets and, yes, these nets into nylon. that is re used to make things like new carpets and more. beachwear

it's home to walruses and sea lions, tens of millions of birds migrate through the area. right now it is the largest fishing port in the country, and it is home to an incredible group of patriotic people, the native people living in an area steeped in fascinating and sometimes very tragic history. so here's a short version of that history. first, when alaska was a colonial possession of russia, russian first seekers decimated the aleut populations through warfare, disease, even slavery. then 75 years after the united states purchased alaska from russia during world war ii, japan actually bombed unalaska june 3 and 4, almost 80 years ago today. then the japanese invaded and occupied nearby islands on alaska's aleutian island chain. many americans don't know that history. the united states -- alaska was actually occupied by our enemy, imperial japan, eventually american forces had to drive out the japanese in a brutal campaign on the aleutian island areas. about 1,500 american servicemembers were killed in those battles, 600 missing and almost 3,500 wounds in action. so tha

it's netting takes decades to degrade, and during the time it catches fish, crabs , dolphins, sea lions, even birds. netting can also entangled boats sailing by an old vessels that were shipwrecked and sunk to the ocean floor. we have collected over 700 tons of fishing nets, and this is our mission to bring this problem to the attention of people and also provide the solution. now a diving group from europe is branching out and expanding here to the u. s the first american group is patrolling the waters off l, a county nylon from the netting will be recycled. it will be converted into items that include clothing and carpets. it is 5 26 and returning to florida in the incredible story of a man who had never flown a plane. he was able to make us safe emergency landing after his pilot of his cessna had a medical emergency. i'll get a curious situation here. pilot john. no idea how to find the airplane. roger. what's your position? i have no idea. roger trying to hold the wings level and 50 can start sending for me forward on the controls and descended a very slow rate. wow the man managed

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, but i think it will be quite drizzly and damp across some of the irish sea coasts and breezy here, mr and coastalfog as well and over the hills. similarly so with this more persistent band of rain across the north and west of scotland and the northern isles included through the day on monday. but otherwise because you have got that warmer air pushing northwards, it will be a warmer day for the most part. but again that low pressure is crossing its way across scotland, the northern half of the country during sunday night, this next area of low pressure approaching from the south, bringing with it some rain. it is also bringing in that warmer air with it for a time, then that will slip away as the north—westerly winds set in, as it disappears off into the north sea. but for the start of monday, and through sunday night, we could well see some heavy rain pushing in across southern and eastern parts of england, pushing its way northwards. behind it, showers following on, really unsettled sort of day with heavy showers, the rumble of thunder, some heavy showers as well. temperatures a

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the governor of lions guessing about 90 civilians were sheltering in the basement of the building when it was hit. he also said rescue efforts were hampering, were being hampered by constant shelling. the black sea city of odessa is also come under renewed missile strikes. meanwhile, ameria pole, the last of the civilians in the besieged as off sell plans have now been moved to safety. hundreds of people have been trapped in the facilities underground. bunkers for up to 2 months sheltering from near constant rush and bombardment, with little food or water. but the ukrainian fighters, who are main, refusing to surrender to russian forces. we mailed to her personnel, the garrison to maria, the war christ reformed marashi. why? right? you know, we are witness. oh, surrender is not an option because russia is not interested in our lives. i'm not interested to and other developments g 7 nations are imposing new sanctions on russia and its leaders. a may be announcement after a video conference with ukraine's present law to me as a landscape in a statement. the group says president, regime o

yesterday's wet weather that we finished with is out into the north sea. another batch set to come in later from the west are so in between those two, we have the lion's share of the dry weather through the daytime. there are a few showers across the north west of scotland. those showers will fade away through the morning. varying amounts of cloud around, turning the sunshine he in places, for most, good long sunny spells to take us today in parts of london scotland paddle vicar, one or two showers. it is good to feel pleasantly warm in the sunshine, temperatures high teas to low 205. 23 this afternoon across parts of east anglia and the south east. moderate to high pollen levels and the uv is increasing. this evening storms burst into life across many areas, particularly for england and wales. the heaviest of the rain, chance of minorflooding. that all gets out into the north sea by tomorrow morning something is turning dry it for tomorrow morning and these are the temperatures to expect, ten to 14 degrees, not a cold start today. we are between weather s

the further west you are, you will get the lion's share of the sunshine and with the lighter winds you get the warmth as we go through the afternoon. top temperatures around 19 if we are lucky. already starting to get a little bit cooler on those exposed east coasts. that'll continue to be the story later on tonight and into tomorrow. the winds will strengthen. that will push and more cloud generally. we could see more cloud generally. we could see more showers into the north—west of england, the midlands, down into parts of wales by dawn tomorrow morning. it will be a relatively chilly start, in single figures, but into sunday, the winds will start to strengthen and become quite noticeable. high pressure drifts away. that will drag into the air. a little bit further south, a drop in temperature for all of us, through the second half of the weekend. certainly, more cloud around as well. there will be some showers moving their way through england and wales on and off throughout the day was that further showers to come to scotland and northern ireland. the wind direction coming from a