diego to san francisco. in san diego, sea world, the company which faced public heat for orcha shows, has taken a public role in sea lion rescue efforts. >> gosh it's really exciting. how long do you feed them for? typically we'll be tube feeding for about twelve days. at about 5 days they start to gain enough strength and they start to show some interest again in fish. they will start taking one or 2 fish. >> sea-lions are first admitted to an almost triage like setting. the pups are fed a protein rich formula. up to 200 tube feedings a day take place behind the scenes. >> we have to gradually ween them on it because their bodies haven't seen fish and they haven't processed it properly. they have to show us they can process 3-5 pounds of fish per day which is what they would require to maintain their weight before we stop tube feeding them. >> brent stewart observes sea lion health at sea world's non-profit research arm. >> so in studying their habitats, are you able to get a better idea of what is happenin

san diego. auto huge presence in san diego. we will see what the phasing out, what this shift does for not only seaworld, but sort of tourism in san diego as a whole. >> the documentary "blackfish," you know, attendance at that park has dropped. we will see if this is really the motive for making -- >> they have other attractions at seaworld, right? >> many. >> i haven't been there in a long time. >>> at home we are talking about running. one day away from one of the bay area's nationally recognized events. some 10,000 people are gathering this weekend to lace up their running shoes and hit the road. >> it is the oakland running festival. it was recognized by competitor magazine as the bay area race to run. ates proud sponsor for us here at ktvu as we love to sponsor that race. >> in the studio is leslie of team bentley. good morning. tell us about team bentley. are you a runner in scoring position. >> i am. i am. >> all right. >> team bentley is a group of runners from the bentley school. the bentley school is based in oakland

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but why is san diego so much more expensive? the land price. the entitlement process. but it's pretty much a rounding error in the problem we're facing today >> if you go too far west in san diego, you reach a place called the pacific ocean where you can't build anywhere. >> it sure is. >> and there are not such limits put on phoenix. i hear the regulatory argument, professor, and my -- my -- the hairs on my old urbanite back of my neck start tingling, because that's often the excuse that are given. the unit profit is higher. the return on them is quicker. you can understand why they want to, but that's not necessarily mar cat -- market rationality. there is somebody that would rent that building at a profit. >> that's true. but if we look at that there are -- in almost every let's say suburban area, you were spauking about the sprawl in phoenix, less so. there is regulation and the nimbyism in terms of let's say the suburbs. in new york you have the major who is basically one of the most pro-affordable housing people and moderate cost, really, housing is what they are

diego and all over this country. >> he moved on to san diego last night as she did as well. unfortunately for bernie sanders, his victory doesn't give him enough delegates to make up for his loss to hillary clinton because she won. >> the big one. >> the big one in arizona. and that was winner take all battle there. and that was the big prize of the evening. >> on the republican side front runner donald trump won arizona gop prime areay and ted cruz won in utah and cruz is on pace to take all the state delegates by finishing with 50% of vote. >> he wanted arizona for sure. >> that was a big twoun get. >> you got it. plus, long lines and lack of ballots did not stop people in arizona, utah and idaho from voting and am i repeating myself. >> i think you are. >> who came out on top of last night's primaries and caucuses, this report was so nice we're going to do it twice. . going to do it twice. . >>

ginn visited san diego where cardell was training. he went from a 3rd string quarterback to leading the buckeyes to a national championship. many coaches have said he is the most gifted quarterback prospect. the hope is that his athletic ability will translate to the nfl. when sitting down with coach ginn in san diego, i asked if he saw cardell's potential from the very beginning. >> you always look at kids for all kids have that. we as educators and leaders and mentors we try to get the greatness out of them. >>> tonight on sports sunday at 11:35 i will have more on the relationship between ten ginn sr. and cardale jones. plus we will be talking browns free agency and the preview of the mack tournament held in cleveland. that and a lot more. and check it out and we'll be back right after this. >>> well the cleveland auto show has rolled out of town but two lucky drivers drove away winners. mary beth sheenburger won a two- tacoma and joe small won a two year least on a 2016 honda civic. >>> tomorrow may be the kind of day to get the c

. >>> the future of the oakland raiders may be in the hands of voters in san diego. the san diego chargers are asking voters to approve a tax increase that would fund a $2 billion stadium and convention center downtown. the chargers have the choice to join the los angeles rams in a stadium in southern california. if the team decides to stay in san diego, the option to move to la would then be given to the raiders owner, mark davis. >>> the giants are doing something different this year. >> they are getting ready for the bay bridge series starting tomorrow but before that the giants aaa team is over and sacramento with the wildcats. great place to take in a minor- league game if you haven't. the big team getting ready to play the aaa guys and i don't know how excited they are, but i know they want the regular season to begin. the fans checking out the game tonight. hunter pence is there. they are definitely ready to go. >> it's about 1:30 pm and time so ready. i am wearing my giants jersey. >> i'm a giants fan born and raised in san francisco. this is my first season

. @>>> travis benjamin is gone to @the san diego chargers. @four years, $24 million. @$13million of it guaranteed. @san diego wanted a guy that @could stretch the field. @he can do that. @they needed a punt return guy. @san diego was the nfl's worst @in punt return average last @year. @the browns thought they had a @connection with this guy. @marvin jones, their offer was @too low. @he goes to the detroit lions. @we forecasted that last night. @five years, $40 million. @try to take the spot of the @great calvin johnson who @yesterday. @alex mac is gone. @he goes to the falcons. @interesting twist on this. @he's going to get paid $9.5 @million a year. @there's a report he took less @money than he would have gotten @from the browns and left @cleveland to go to atlanta to @be reunited with kyle shanahan. @he loved the way his offensive @blocking scheme played for him @and his talent. @a guy they may try and get is @this guy. @the jacksonville jaguars. @i don't know that the browns @are completely sold that @cameron irving can go in and @take the

. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orcas in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. c.e.o. wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in stranded dolphins, stranded sea turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. the california coastal commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca briefing. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dnot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't approve of how they were be

. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orcas in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. c.e.o. wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, stranded dolphins, stranded sea turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was the california coastal commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca briefing. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dnot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't approve of how they wer

diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orcas in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. c.e.o. wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, stranded dolphins, stranded sea turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. the california coastal commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca briefing. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dnot >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't approve of how they were being exhibi

. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orcas in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. c.e.o. wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with distress-- stranded whales, stranded dolphins, stranded sea turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. the california coastal commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca briefing. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dnot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't approve of how they were bei

. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orcas in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. c.e.o. wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, stranded dolphins, stranded sea turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. the california coastal commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca briefing. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dnot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't approve of how they were being

. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orcas in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. c.e.o. wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, stranded dolphins, stranded sea turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. the california coastal commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca briefing. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dnot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't

. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orcas in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. c.e.o. wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, stranded dolphins, stranded sea turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. the california coastal commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca schiff said seaworld does dnot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't approve of how they were being exhibi

>> kasie hunt at the sanders event in san diego. >> we have some determative information here. we don't know who is going to win in idaho or utah on the democratic side and even if we could forecast those victories, i'm not sure what we know about what that means about the delegate count at the end of the night. none of these are winner takes all. steve kornacki has more. >> let's show you what bernie sanders is up against. kasie was talking about it a minute ago. this is a the delegate scoreboard in the democratic race. the superdelegates, the elected officials, they automatically vote right now. they say they are for hillary clinton. the sanders theory has been, if he could ever get ahead of her with the allocated delegates, the ones giving out in these primaries and caucuses, then these superdelegates will be forced to come around. she comes into tonight ahead by 302 allocated or pledged delegates. so she just won arizona. tonight, there are 75 delegates up for grabs in arizona. so she stands to gain 15 to 20, probably win by 15 or 20 delegates. kasie mentioned we still have

. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orcas in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. c.e.o. wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca briefing. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dnot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't approve of how they were being exhibited. >> reporter:

thank you, san diego! let me thank all of you -- thank you for coming out tonight and let me thank rosario dawson for that extraordinary introduction. it's a little bit hard to follow rosario because she said everything i was going to say. the only thing she departmeidn'i think, is not only do we have 9,000 people in this room, we have many thousands more in the overflow room! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] when we began -- when we began this campaign about ten months ago, we were 3% in the polls, about 70 points behind secretary clinton. as of today, last poll that i saw, we are 5 points behind and we're gaining. [ cheers and applause ] when we began this campaign against the most powerful political organization in the country, we had no money and no volunteers, now we have hundreds of thousands of volunteers all over this country. when we began this campaign, we were considered a fringe candidacy. now, who -- who in america, the media said, could believe in a political revolution? [ chee

the raiders could move back to los angeles if the san diego chargers decide to stay put in san diego. the paper there reporting new plans for a $2 billion downtown stadium. right now the chargers are supposed to move to l.a. with the st. louis rams. if they don't, then the raiders can take their place. if, again, the chargers stay in san diego. san diego have this november to weigh in on a stadium initiative on whether or not they want to pitch in to pay for it. >>> a northern california school warning parents to keep their unvaccinated kids out of school after a student contracted measles. the yuba river charter school is warning that only vaccinated kids are allowed back. an unvaccinated student contracted the virus while traveling abroad. only 77% of kindergarteners are vaccinated there. that is the lowest rate in the state. >>> hoping for a compromise instead of making a ruling, the supreme court is asking two sides to see if they can go and come back with an agreement. this has to do with the case where religious institutions are challenging the part of the president's health car

san diego police caught up with him. placed on three years of probation. >> aprobation. >> a woman threatened to keep her cute, cuddly 6-foot long alligator, keep them after all. eight the 15 -year-old pet the marathon has had with her for the past ten years. suddenly someone is trying to take that apart. the florida wildlife commission. however, the little guy has grown over 6 feet comeau which is past the limit. she also says that he has been a great friend. ♪ >> this irish girl has gone back to her homeland this st. patrick's day, long island. meeting up with kevin wesley.wesley. you can see it performing at the east meadow library. >> the post office, overall military commander members of the military council. >> radio show host turned activist have a lot to celebrate, especially routing walmarts of offensive st. patrick's day shirts. >> i think the mental the most going to mention on facebook that they were selling very nice teachers this year. when i handed her my card my eyes split open and she said, i know who

. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers suchda as wn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orca in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. ceo wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. the california coastal commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca breeding. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't approve of how they were being exhib

diego state and the aztecs are down one and shepard gets the lead for san diego state and lewis pulls up for the go ahead 3 and the bulldogs win and go to the tournament for the first time since 2001. >> in baseball, matt king through a bullpen session and still no guarantee on when he'll make his regular season start and jake gave up runs and lost to the angels. the other half of the giants were in scottsdale taking on the d-backs, and arizona leads by 4 and he rips into left center and that's going enough to score. and another guy fights to get in, parker, he's got power and his second home run that goes all of the way off the roof but the giants lose. >> this guy looks like he needs sunscreen, top of the first inning and it's a third of this spring and they go up 2-0 but rangers singles a run and kendall, he gives up 3 in the third and the rangers beat them. >> baseball is just around the corner. >> here we go, can't wait and getting into spring, and spring forward tomorrow and julie is on the morning shift tomorrow. >> i would love that extra hour. >> thanks for watching and back

is a press conference at sea world san diego with the president of the sea world and they are talking about ending their orca breeding program. much more on this on our website. you have to believe that a part of this has to do with the documentary, "black fish". folks were exposed to things going on. a lot of local folks forget the first sea world wasn't the one in orlando. i think most folks think they are headed until the right direction. for us, they have rain rolling in by the weekend. the circles looks great and partly sunny skies but you look at the radar and there are definitely some showers out there and you can see that rain across the area. let's come back here, shall we? look at the rain. you can see decent rainfall total north of citrus county and areas up towards gainesville. take a closer look. so much for the evening walk unless you live in citrus county, the southern flank of it could touch on citrus. this whole area isn't working down our way so tonight there this is sort of a telltale sign of things changing and big changes over the next couple of days. nothing toda

that is not the case for san diego. they are 105% normal for the year. there is a silver lining for some. 35 in napa. 30s for some, 40s for others. in morgan hill, gilroy, 30s. 34 in scotts valley. saratoga checking in at 39. 35 for truckee and we know. 38 four ukiah. a few high clouds, east bay and santa clara down toward salinas valley, a big low. more of the windy and cooler pattern for many in the southwest. low clouds and mostly sunny. a slight warm-up inland. i don't think the coast in babel warm up that much. mostly sunny but the low cloud deck is keeping temperatures in check near the water's edge. mainly low to mid 60s. this is where we should be this time of year, 62 and 68 degrees. if you 50s, 60s to the coast. mid 60s on the peninsula. slightly warmer as we head into thursday and friday. the next hint of rain will be on tuesday. >> are you ready for the end of march? >> yes, i am. >>> it's official, san francisco will be home to a pro soccer team. what fans can do now even though the first game is two years

. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orca in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. ceo wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, stranded dolphins, stranded sea turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. the california coastal commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca breeding. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't approve of how th

. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orca in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. ceo wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in stranded dolphins, stranded sea turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. the california coastal commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca breeding. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't approve of how they were being e

diego. whoo! >> if anything is defined super cool, this is it. >> just listen to this thing. >> one wheel on the back just makes it maneuverable. >> he is a championship race car driver, drifter and host of the "american gear show." i love this part here. watch tanner here as he just basically threads this thing up the roundabout and manages to >> this would be the exact wrong time to be a day walker in san diego. >> the polaris slingshot starts around $22,500. higher versions are near $26,500. the one tanner is driving has been massaged a bit. but you can go out and register it like a motorcycle. >> that's awesome. >>> are we going to do this? let's aic take a picture. >> this guy is learning that taking a passport with his son, and it is way past his bedtime, it's the hardest thing he's had to do. the kid looks like he's sleepy. >> along look at his eyes, they are gigantic and ghastly. he just wants to fall asleep. >> you have to look straight. >> in the entire video you can there. they pr

diego. whoo! >> if anything is defined super cool, this is it. >> just listen to this thing. >> one wheel on the back just makes it maneuverable. >> he is a championship race car driver, drifter and host of the "american gear show." i love this part here. watch tanner here as he just basically threads this thing up the roundabout and manages to stay in perfect position. >> this would be the exact wrong time to be a day walker in san diego. >> the polaris slingshot starts around $22,500. higher versions are near $26,500. the one tanner is driving has been massaged a bit. but you can go out and register it like a motorcycle. >> that's awesome. >>> are we going to do this? let's atake a picture. >> this guy is learning that taking a passport with his son, and it is way past his bedtime, it's the hardest thing he's had to do. the kid looks like he's sleepy. >> alolook at his eyes, they ar gigantic and ghastly. he just wants to fall asleep. >> you have to look straight. >> in the entire video you

san diego police caught up with him. placed on three years of probation. >> aprobation. >> a woman threatened to keep her cute, cuddly 6-foot long alligator, keep them after all. eight the 15 -year-old pet the marathon has had with her for the past ten years. suddenly someone is trying to take that apart. the florida wildlife commission. however, the little guy has grown over 6 feet comeau which is past the limit. she also says that he has >> this irish girl has gone back to her homeland this st. patrick's day, long island. meeting up with kevin wesley.wesley. you can see it performing at the east meadow library. >> the post office, overall military commander members of the military council. >> radio show host turned activist have a lot to celebrate, especially routing walmarts of offensive st. patrick's day shirts. >> i think the mental the most going to mention on facebook that they were selling very nice teachers this year. when i handed her my card my eyes split open and she said, i know who you are. >> quite a name

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. >> and the regulators, sated they would sea world to expand the habitat in san diego, only if the company stopped captive breeding, and sea world has also seen the sagging attendance, in questions of the treatment of they'll introduce new natural orca shows, focused on animal health and exercise. >> they'll still be there, it'll be more educational, and you'll learn of the plying of the whale in the wild. >> the changes will start next year in the sea world san diego, and all sea world parks by 2017. in miami, fox news. >>> and health alert tonight, new research, predicts which american cities could have a zika out breek, this summer -- out break this summer. the orlando is at the top of the list. the research combines the mosquito that spreads it, and the weather conditions, and takes into account the number of international travelers, some may have cold or flu like symptoms. there's a rare birth defect, that causes children to be born with large heads and brain damage. >>> and hulk hogan's tape testimony. >> bob, jurors will hear the closing arguments tomorrow. he discussed his wrestlin

. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orca in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. ceo wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, stranded dolphins, stranded sea turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. the california coastal commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca breeding. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dnot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't app

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. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orca in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. ceo wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, stranded dolphins, stranded sea turtles. running out of options. the california coastal commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca breeding. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't approve of how they were being

diego. whoo! >> if anything is defined super >> just listen to this thing. >> one wheel on the back just makes it maneuverable. >> he is a championship race car driver, drifter and host of the "american gear show." i love this part here. watch tanner here as he just basically threads this thing up the roundabout and manages to stay in perfect position. >> this would be the exact wrong time to be a day walker in san diego. >> the polaris slingshot starts around $22,500. higher versions are near $26,500. the one tanner is driving has been massaged a bit. but you can go out and register it like a motorcycle. >> that's awesome. >>> are we going to do this? let's aic take a picture. taking a passport with his son, and it is way past his bedtime, it's the hardest thing he's had to do. the kid looks like he's sleepy. >> along look at his eyes, they are gigantic and ghastly. he just wants to fall asleep. >> you have to look straight. >> in the entire video you can hear him say, sit still, look there

. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orca in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. ceo wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, stranded dolphins, stranded sea turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. the california coastal commission ruled it could not expand its san diego park unless it ended orca breeding. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dnot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't approve of how they were bei

. >> reporter: seaworld still holds 23 orcas in captivity at its three parks in san diego, san antonio, and orlando. the highly critical 2013 documentary "black fish" was the beginning of the end for seaworld's killer whale shows. it chronicled attacks on seaworld trainers such as dawn brancheau, who was killed by a massive orcas in 2010. attendance has been falling at the parks, along with seaworld's stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane partnership, the one-time adversary. c.e.o. wayne pacelle. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress-- stranded whales, turtles. >> reporter: seaworld was running out of options. the california coastal commission ruled it could not it ended orca briefing. california congressman adam schiff said seaworld does dnot suddenly see the light. >> i think it is mostly a decision based on the fact that people were not showing up at the parks. people did not approve of the continued captivity of these whales. they didn't approve of how they were being exhibited. >> reporter: now, the

ben tracy reports from san diego, where the orca shows will be phased out, starting next year. >> reporter: sea world is ending the shows that made shamu a household name. the company will also no longer breed the and tiff or cass. the ceo -- captive orcas. >> this will be the last generation of orcas. that's a difficult digs for us, but we -- digs for us -- decision for us but it's the right one. the critical 2013 documentary black fish was the beginning of the end for the killer whale shoes. it chronicled attacks on trainers like dawn, who was killed by a massive orca in 2010. attendance has been falling with stock price. the company is now entering into a $50 million partnership with the humane society. it's one-time adversary. >> we're hoping to partner with them to help with animals in distress, stranded whales, stranded dolphins, sea turtles. >> reporter: they will still be on display at the parks like this one here in san diego. sea world used to breed orcas and sell those to theme parks around the world. something they say they won't do anymore. >>> remember that google barge that

and atlanta falcons and mitchell schwartz and travis benjamin to the san diego chargers, $24 million. that's $6 million a year for travis, a raise from the 600 grand he made last season. we shared the plan going in. all. they have to want to stay. it goes both ways. that's just the way it is in the national football league, you know, contracts are in that way and we would love to have them all back and at the same time they have a right to do what's best for them and their families and to me, if that happens i don't want to sit and say we will give the season away. what we have to do is find players to fit in those particular positions. >> who are those players going we blew up the offensive line. alex mack didn't want to say. mitchell schwartz are claiming browns pulled the offer off the table and aren't happy with how they did business today. >> start over again. a complete overhaul. the one thing i will say this is not a surprise praying out with a surprise. hue jackson said we need to build from the draft is and be sustainable and not like browns are close and over the top and tex

i also taught in san diego. and savvy san diego and it is a bilingual school. i had a great issue with bilingual schools because what happens is a cultural ghetto is created in these children are not repaired to go into a multicultural world. and then when i would go into the classrooms, i would see teachers sitting at a computer and then i was given classes and i would find that you had to be creative. and you had to be creative in writing and right even to politicians and the parents were proud of it a response. i found that this is creative and the lack of professionalism among teachers. that is. >> okay, we're going to have to leave it there. cultural ghetto because of bilingual education. >> i respectfully disagree. i think that what i am describing is unlike most of the teachers it is not standing up there walking around as it showed. instead she is describing that teaching and i have seen a marvelous process all across the united states. and since she comes from new york, i have seen part of the year just sitting in bilingual kindergarten and first grade

diego. >> the polaris slingshot starts around $22,500. higher versions are near $26,500. the one tanner is driving has been massaged a bit. but you can go out and register it like a motorcycle. >> that's awesome. take a picture. >> this guy is learning that taking a passport with his son, and it is way past his bedtime, it's the hardest thing he's had to do. the kid looks like he's sleepy. >> along look at his eyes, they are gigantic and ghastly. he just wants to fall asleep. >> you have to look straight. >> in the entire video you can hear him say, sit still, look there. they are in a photo booth. they provide this quasi diagram where your eyes need to go, where your face needs to be. >> you see it's the scream, that's the thing, it's like an ipad in front -- all you want to do is look down and press buttons. >> no, no, we have to line it up and then i'll press it, okay? you tell me when you're ready. >> apparently dad was in there for 45 minutes. >> just do a normal mouth. don't pick your nose. >> eventually, at the very end, >> we took