for community support in the final stages but they are $150,000 short in the more than 1.9 million needed to bring the project to fruition. let s talk about the bigger picture. besides pet overpopulation, there s another growing crisis. there are fewer and fewer vets available to handle caseloads and it s a nationwide problem. i spent some time with one east bay vet who works at the new surgery center to get a sense of her challenging work. you so cold right now so i will put you back in, but she looks good. she is recovering well. reporter: dr. watanabe has been a veterinarian for close to 20 years. there is a highly emotional aspect taking taking care of animals but reporter: she says pets are like family. think about it, her job at times is to keep someone s fragile family member alive. s budget can be very taxing. does that take a toll on you, sometimes? it really does. i think that s are the hardest on themselves, you know? we are very hard on ourselves becau
the agency hasot share thesult. united condu investigation and decided to provide additional training to the pilots involved. the national transportation safety board elected not to look into the incident because it doesn t fit into the category of incidents the agency is required to investigate, ryan? just frightening. gosh, i can t even imagine. you re there, and those 21 seconds probably felt like two hours. terrifying. unbelievable. thank you, anne. let s take a live look outside where a lot of cold air is blowing our way, and we could see a little bit more rain. first alert meteorologist paul heggen is tracking what we can expect and where. going to get breezy, the cameras have been shaking around already, and we have a wind advisory in effect along the coast tomorrow morning. let s take a look at what things look like right now as we look from black mountain towards the santa clara valley. the wind is going to bring in a different air mass and clear that
syria. video shows the building tumbling down in turkey. a huge plume of dust and debris. people running through the street. more than 2300 people are dead after the powerful earthquakes. sadly, that number is expected to rise even higher. rescue workers are frantically searching for survivors under piles of rubble. this d footage shows is known as the , is seous emergency response team. they are setting up a search what is left of a building. hundreds have been killed, thousands more injured, adding to the devastation to the syrian city ravaged by years of war. navy divers are searching for the debris of a suspected chinese spy balloon shut down by a u.s. fighter jet saturday off the coast of south carolina. democrats praise president biden s decision to bring down the balloon, while republican say it came too late. defense officials say the u.s. took action to protect against any intelligence collection. china calling the action, and indiscriminate use of force. maintain
after i rolled through the first time as sheriff, i go back and go through again on the line dance team with brothers and sisters in the sf pd line dance team. i enjoy it so much i do it twice. dozens of other groups will also be marching including these students from san francisco . sharon chen shows us the lifelong lessons they are learning just by practicing for this parade. reporter: monica loon is choreographing the students march for the chinese new year parade. what she is teaching them, she hopes, will last long after their performance. reporter: in the shadow of late power, students at garfield elementary school get ready to shine in another iconic san francisco attraction. they are dressed as tiles in the classic chinese game of mah-jongg, welcoming the year of the rabbit under direction of their kindergarten teacher. i want them to feel proud, to be a part of the school community. one, smile. too, have fun. three, are you ready? reporter: it is her firs
working at tesla. he conveyed a physical exhaustion describing that time, complaining about short-sellers and people who were trying to kill the auto company. so where is all this discussion going? a judge has already ruled that the so-called 420 tweet when he said he secured funding to take tesla private was false and misleading. but the plaintiffs need to convince a jury that it was the tweet that cost them their money. that s why previous witnesses included angry tesla experts and a business expert who described the situation as highly unusual. lastly, elon musk has appeared in court. we know he is willing to wrangle with attorneys. we saw a bit of that today questioning the questions, throwing out quips and even laughing a bit . it was an interesting prelude to what will come on monday. tesla has already paid $40 million to the sec over the tweet. it also cost musk the chairmanship of the tesla board. at 5:30, we will speak with a legal expert about the trial, whether t