The entrance to the gorilla habitat and this morning one came over to a woman who crea d created another zoo visitor told us shes concerned for the safety of the animals. Five females. All came out, went to different parts of the enclosure, and just sat. Sort of like they were looking, like they were wondering what had gone on. Reporter a Security Guard was opiated at the entrance to the zoo preventing all media from going inside with tv cameras, so we bought a ticket and walked in with our smartphones. Were also concerned honestly that the zoo evidently shut things down for the press and journalists. Reporter no zoo Staff Members were made available, but according to a written statement by a spokesperson psychologist terry l. Maple has been hired to investigate this case. We talked to him by phone from florida. It has a mechanism that is there to be operated in an emergency. The door can be stopped. And in this case it was not stopped in time to save this little gorilla. Reporter kabi
Successful. The Vice President was there and said nothing. Reporter today dozens of students marched to the University President s office to meet facetoface. The president s staff said he wasnt available but he did release a statement saying, in part, although i know some have been frustrated with the perceived lack of action since the incident occurred we owe it to everyone to thoughtfully, thoroughly, and factually determine what occurred before taking action. The comment comes a year after he admitted to failing to recognize and intervene in the abuse of a freshman who was a victim of hate crimes on campus. Students say they will continue to rally until the board member is removed and an apology from the administration is given. Theres a lot of diversity here. For someone to go ahead and say that about one specific race . Thats very shocking to me. Reporter the university isnt releasing the name of the board member who allegedly made these comments. Theyre also not giving a timeline
A broader mix of energies, world needs which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50 fewer co2 emissions than coal. And why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. Lets broaden the Worlds Energy mix, lets go. Live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. A cliff rescue, a 4year old boy falls 200 feet and survives it. Now we know one thing probably saved his life tonight. The boy was walking with his family at bodega head near bodega bay when he fell. Christin ayers tells us how the boy survived it. Reporter that was a 20 something story potentially fatal fall, but that little boy got lucky. He hit the beach instead of the water. Paramedics climb a 225foot bodega bay cliff. A rescued 4yearold boy is in the basket conscious and crying after taking what could have been a deadly fall. Miraculously the boy missed the water and landed on the beach. He was stranded for about an
Days. Ryan. Reporter well, they can expect a lot of temporary nurses to try to fill in the gaps. We are talking about 18,000 nurses in total across the kaiser spectrum. Now, keep in mind the nurses union they are focusing on the lack of ebola preparedness at kaiser. Kaiser says that the union is working without a contract. Now, thats why they say as many as 18,000 nurses will go on strike starting at 7 a. M. The issue of money hasnt come up yet in contract talks. The stalemate after three months of bargaining, operational issues. One big one, the union wants kaiser to fill about 2,000 open nursing spots from the past couple of years. The nurses rallying today will focus on poor training procedures, specifically for training to deal with ebola. The California Hospital Association says thats a pr stunt and the nurses are being selfish. Frankly irresponsible from our perspective. Kaiser is earning 12 million a day in profits and we want them to put that money back into patient care. Repor
Disappeared and she realized he had fallen off the bluff. Authorities say the child had major injuries and was being transported to a santa rosa hospital. Its unclear exactly what those injuries were. This is the second fall since saturday in this area. A 23yearold woman also fell from a cliff here. Her injuries were moderate. 18,000 nurses at kaiser will walk off the job at 7 00 tomorrow morning. Its a twoday strike at kaiser hospitals and clinics in Northern California to demand better protection against ebola. Kaiser says its been working nonstop to insure ebola safety and called the strike irresponsible. In new y or kaisers hired replacement nurses and says all its facilities will be open tomorrow. In new york an e. R. Doctor is officially ebola free. Dr. Craig spencer contracted the disease when he was treating patients in guinea. Hes been in isolation 19 days. He is scheduled to be released tomorrow. Police want to know why it took so long for anyone to figure out a man inside a