13-year old dog overnight for a week, late last month. while his owner was vacationing in cancun. the owners found the dog living in filth and bruised when they got home from the trip. >> said you're going to be charged with animal abuse and theft. >> i am. it's all false. i mean i'm -- i'm wrongly accused. >> a quincy image straight found the dog owner story is believable. this owner says his dog is doing bitter now with the proper ce. but still very angry with barker and claims he's still getting unwelcome credit card charges and other surprises. >> she changed my bank account information at my bank. you can't do that without the account numbers. so -- >> she had some time at your house. >> she did. she had a nice vacation. >> reporter: joe says thousands of dollars in coins from 3, five gallon jugs are mission. he found her id nearby in a spot

barker says she went down there because the ac had tripped a breaker in the house. >> so i had to climb up on a chair, on a table. get up to the fuse box. that's probably how it fell out. >> reporter: he used a dog sitting service and agreed to pay this woman $40 a day, had her come to the house in advance. stocked the refrigerator. he thinks he did the right thing. now he says the dog is most of it in coins and cash. we're live in quincy. jonathan hall, 7 news. >> anchor: a disturbing discovery, multiple cats found living in filthy conditions. investigators were at the home after neighbors called about a similar. jehas the details. >> the mspca back at this home in upton. >> reporter: we want to make sure the animals are safe and healthy. >> reporter: neighbors didn't want to speak on carmra.

>> recently, the past year or two, especially this summer, the stink is getting real bad. >> the town's board of health condemned the home. investigators were called in. 9 cats were removed from the property yesterday. the cats found dead. the mspca returned looking for several more. >> we want to make sure that all the cats ra out. at that point. the town will do what they need as far as the conditions. >> similar situation at this home five years ago. >> we worked with the owners. they always corporated. they willingly signed the animals over as they did yesterday. when the case was closed out, a couple years back, the home was clean. and any animal that was left behind was spade and neutered, vaccinated. >> reporter: neighbors want this property cleaned up and safe. >> you see them in the windows.

bottom of the window sill. never open. cats continue go out. >> the two women are not facing charges at this time. the cats were taken to a shelter in boston. they'll be up for adoption once they have been checked out. in upton, jennifer. >> a man behind bars after making an alarming threat. police say a woman flagged down officers on the street saying man had just threatened her with a ginn. the officers searched the found the suspect behind the home with a loaded gun. he's charged with assault. police cruiser hit overnight, happened on aims street. they're looking into if the driver did it on purpose. police arresting this man, 23-year old timothy biel. redrove into a utility pole t kla native was drunk when they got to the scene. the crash left some people in the area without power.

sex abuse cases. victims have come ford, some of the allegations quo back more than 30 years. for some the decades old pain eased just a little. a milestone settlement with st. georges school in rhode island. >> it's important for the survivors, who were brave and came forward. >> the allegations come from as far back as the 1970s to the 200 odds. nearly 30 former students are receiving undisclosed money to settle claims of being capitally abused while at this school. maureen have been working with the survivors. >> no amount of compensation can make up for the damages, but it's a step in the right direction. we want to continue to support these victims as they go through the healing process. >> reporter: the survivors attorney said had the case gone to court, the former students likely would have lost due to statute of limitations.

different crimes they will be very careful about what they do until someone gets to a certain age. >> the chair woman of the schools board of trusties said it is our sincere hope this agreed resolution will assist our survivors as they move toward healing. we look forward to continuing to work with our survivor community so that the lessons learned can ensure safety of current and future generations. she says there were other victims that have not come forward. offer support to any within who still needs help. >> neither side can talk about the money involved, the school's head master announced he will not seek to renew his contract when it expires next year. >> police in arizona warning locals about a serial shooter who they have linked to another shooting incident in phoenix. police say the same person who shot at 2 people in july is also responsible for a string of shootings that left 7 people dead and 2 hurt earlier this year.

for this man who they believe drives a black bmw. police are offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. the body of a helicopter pilot has been recovered after a crash south of batten rouge. police discovered the resage this morning, the helicopter disappeared from radar yesterday afternoon. the pilot was conducting a pipeline survey. no word on the cause of the crash. >> anchor: the city of orlando is turning the pulse night club into a memorial. city officials are in talks to mass shooting in u.s. history. a spokesman said the city wants to turn the site into a permanent memorial. >> anchor: a terrifying home invasion caught on camera. in florida. surveillance video rolling when two masked men forced their way into an apartment, a victim amburked when he opened the door. the encounter turned more

the place. here is an inside look. >> reporter: these men extremely dangerous. not only are they armed, they're not afraid to use physical violence. >> reporter: and the two armed men that pushed their way in cheerly wanted something. money. they targeted the victim thinking he would have a lot of cash. >> reporter: so on the evening of july 16, they went for it. investigators say that man in yellow lives here. he's a priest, giving spiritual counseling to a opened the door was one of those clients. >> forced every one to get on the ground. they used wires and cables to tie their hands up. when the victim hesitated to give them what they wanted they beat him up. >> deputies say you don't see that on camera, the home invaders disconnected the surveillance system. they left with cash, jewelry, electronics and keys. neighbors seeing the video say they had no idea what happened just a few feet from their own front doors.

i'm really glad. >> yeah. >> yeah. it's pretty living in fear that someone can do something out there. with your bag. you can't even go on the street. i'm afraid of all of the incidences that are out there. as for vladimir, he no longer lives here. the armed men made a parting threat. >> they said they could come back and kill the victim. >> 3 women in critical condition, beg your pardoned by scalding hot grease. the restaurant is shut down after the horrible accident monday night. the floor gave away, chicken fryers sent hot grease on top of 3 workers. >> i was standing at the counter. it was like all hell broke loose. it was that bad. they all 3 fell. >> it was the most horrendous things i ever witnessed in my

girls were not -- they were not doing anything but working. >> reporter: one of them has third degree burns over most of her boyd. >> body. >> wild weather putting on a show. lightning really lighting up the night sky after a day of over 100 degrees heat. that show didn't last too long. this is out in vegas. unlike other shows, at least this one was free. and 3 you can see smoke and ash darkening the sky. massive delays at the airports there, as you can imagine. >> still ahead, putting a little pop in the race to the white house. rhode island soda company is having some fun playing politics. >> plus, dogs with a meaningful mission. how these animal are helping survivors of the orlando night club shooting. >> new at 5:00, a uber woman recovering, how this poll ended

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>> anchor: a new twist on a political poll, company in rhode island is holding a soda pop poll, the company's pitting hillary clinton and donald trump against each other. >> their creative marketing turning some heads. >> the presidential race has been pollizing. bottling works is playing it down the middle. pitting hillary's blue ration bury liberal against donald's strawberry peach punch for the poll. >> we're watching the debates, and it popped in my head. >> reporter: keeping track off how many bottles go out the door admittedly, not a scientific poll. as a way to gauge voters. >> they have a light acidity, so

have a little edge to them. >> local mom and pop soda companies have been making a come back over the past decade. here, they're selling 24,000 bottles for of 2 dozen different sodas per week. the other day after chosing time, a customer knocked on the door. >> he said i want 2 cases of hillary, 2 cases of trump. i said fine. >> in the past, yacht club sodas have only gone as far west as oklahoma but with these trump and clinton sodas, sales going all the way to the west coast. >> stay here all day and night if we have to. >> as word spreads, the 4 family employees say they can double their output to meet the demand. sales figures are expect to be released by election kay. >> right down the middle. >> maybe it's a secret way to find out who their friends are. who not to invite to the party. >> so if you're looking to cast your soda poll here in massachusetts, you can keep your

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she was trying to have the baby at home when she had complications and called an ambulance. but the baby couldn't wait. paramedics pulled over on 95 to deliver that baby girl. >> breaking news, the president holding a news conference at the pentagon talking about isis. >> i want to thank secretary carter and chairman dunford who just returned from meets from our partners in the middle east for hosting us and for their continued leadership of our men and women in uniform. last on our campaign in june. shortly after the horrifying attack in orlando. in the weeks since we've continued to be relentedless in our fight against isil. and on the ground in syria and iraq isil continues to lose territory. tragically, we have also seen isil still has the ability to direct and inspire attacks. so we've seen terrible bombings in iraq and in jordan, lebanon,

attacks on an isstall bull airport, a restaurants in benghazi la deficient, bastille day celebrations and music physical in germany. the decline of isil in syria and iraq appears to be causing it to shift to tactics that we've seen before. even greater emphasize on encouraging high profile terrorist attacks including in the united states. as always, our military diplomatic intelligenc professionals are working around the clock with other countries, and with communities here at home, to share information and prevent such attacks. over the years they've prevented many. but as we've seen, it's still very difficult to detect and prevent lone actors or small cells of terrorists who are determined to kill the innocent and willing to die. that's why as we discussed today we're going to keep going after isil aggressively across every

our air campaign continues to hammer isil targets. more than 14,000 trikes so far, more than 100,000 sorties, including those hitting the isil core in rocka, and in mosul. and in star contrast to isil which uses civilians as human shields america's armed forces will do everything in our power to avoid civilian casualties. with our extraordinary technical we'redu after all, it is the innocent civilians of syria and iraq who are suffering the most. and who need to be saved from isil's terror. so when theirations of civilian casualties, we take them very seriously. we work to find the facts, to be transparent and hold ourselves accountable for doing better in the future. we continue to take out senior isil leaders and commanders.

a top commander in mosul, and another significant loss for isil, the minister of war. none of isil's leaders are safe and we're going to keep going after them. on the ground in iraq, local forces keep pushing isil back. in a major success, iraqi forces with coalition support finally now they're clearing fighters for more areas up the valley and iraqi forces retook the strategic air base, just 40 miles from mosul, now the last major isil stroke hold in iraq. given the success, the additional 560 u.s. support personnel that i ordered to iraq last month will hi turn this base into a logistical hub and

of local forces backed by our special operations forces and air strikes continues to take the fight to isil as well. the coalition is fighting its way into the town, a gateway for isil fighters coming in, and terrorists heading out to attack europe which is why isil is fighting hard to hold it. as isil's beaten back we're gaping vast amounts of intelligence. thousands of documents, thumb drives, digital files which we isil's networks and stop foreign fight ers. we also continue to intensify efforts against al-qaeda in syria, no matter what name it calls itself cannot be allowed to maintain a safe haven to train and plot attacks against us. i do want to step back and note the broader progress that has been made in this campaign so far. two years ago isil was racing across iraq to the out skirts of baghdad itself and to many

since then, isil has lost at the dam, at the crite, sinjar, ramadi, at height, and now fallujah. in syria, isil lost at can you be wani, and several other areas. isil lost tertroy across vast stretches of the border with turkey, almost all major transit in both iraq and syria, isil has not been able to reclaim any significant territory that they have lost. so i want to row pete, isil has not had a major successful offensive operation in syria or iraq in a full rather. even isil's leaders know they're going to keep losing. their message to followers, increasingly acknowledging they may lose mosul and raqqa, and isil is right.

driving them out dill they do. in other words, isil turns out not to be invincibility. they are in fact inevitably going to be defeated. we do recognize at the same time that the situation is complex and this cannot be solved by military force alone. that's why last month the united states and countries around the world pledged more than $2 billion in new funds to help iraqis stablingize and rebuild their communities. that's why we're working with campaign to liberate mosul is matched with humanitarian and political efforts to protect civilians and promote inclusive governsance and development so isil cannot return by exploiting divisions or new grievances. in syria, as i've repeatedly said, defeating isil and al-qaeda requires and end to the civil war. and the assad regime brutality against their people, pushing people into the arms of

to violate the cessation of hostalities. medieval siege against cities like aleppo, and blocking food from reaching families that are starving. it is deplorable. and the depravity has he wered the condemnation of the world. russia's direct involvement in these actions over the last self weeks raises serious questions about their commitment to pull the situation back from the brink. the u.s. work with rus trito reduce the efforts against isil and al-qaeda in syria. but so far, russia has failed to take the necessary steps. given the deteriorating situation, it is time for russia to show that it is sear i can't say about pursuing these objectives. beyond syria and iraq, we'll keep working with allies and purposes to go after isil wherever it tries to spread.

strikes in support of governmental aligned forces they fight to retake cert and we will continue to support the government's efforts to secureth country. in afghanistan, one of the ropes that i decided to largely maintain our current force poster was to keep eliminating isil's presence there. and we delivered another blow last month when we took out a top isil leader in afghanistan. finally, it should be clear by now, and no one better than our military leaders, that even as we need to crush isil on the battlefield, their military defeat will not be enough. so long as they're twisted idol persists and drives people to violence, groups like isil will keep emerging. and the international community will continue to be at risk in getting sucked into the kind of global lack movement where we're always reacting to the latest threat or lone actor.

counter violent extremist, including the soldier, economic and political factors that help fuel groups like isil and al-qaeda in the first place. nothing will do more to discredit isil and phony claims to being a caliphate than when it loses its base in raqqa and moz. and we're going to keep working with partners including mike mccarthy countries and communities, especially on line, to expose isil for what they are, they kill innocent people including muslim families and chirp, as they break their fast and set off bombs in one of the holist sites in islam. we refuse to let terrorists and voices of division under mine unity and values of diversity and pluralism that keep our nation strong. one of the ropes that america's armed forces are the best in the world, we draw on the skills and talents of all of our citizens. from ail backgrounds and faiths.

americans who risk and give their lives for our freedom. i think the entire world was inspired this past sunday when muslims across france joined their catholic neighbors at mass in a moving display of solidarity prayed together. the greeting they extended has to be the message we echo in all our countries and communities. peace be with you and also with you. now, before i take some questions, i want to say a few wordsony another topic. as our public health experts have been warning we are now seeing the first locally transmitted cases of theizen by mosquitoes in the continuenal united states. this was predicted. and predictable. so far we've seen 15 cases in the miami area. we're taking this extreme lay seriously. our cdc experts are on the ground working shoulder to shoulder with throw health authorities. there is a very aggressive way to control mosquitoes there and

stay away from the particular neighborhood we're focused on. we'll work as one team, federal, state and local to try to slow and limit the spread of the virus. i want to be very clear, our public health experts do not expect to see the kind of widespread outbreaks of zika here that we've seen in brazil or puerto rico. the kind of mosses that care zika are limited to certain regions of the country. we can't be we expect to see more zika cases. even though the symptoms for most people are mild, many may never know they have it. we've seen that the complications for pregnant women and their babies can be severe. so i want to encourage every american to learn what they can do to help stop zika by going to cdc.gov. in addition, congress needs to do its job. fighting zika costs money. helping puerto rico deal with