. >> dog on a leash makes for a fun good weaer hat it's degrees in canada and there's a beach ball. >celsius, right? >> it's still bloody cold. >> mike, i've got to hand it to him, still giving the forecast through laughter and the stress of being pulled offset by a dog. >> no, no, no. okay, okay. we've got calm conditions at grand prairie. >> he's doing really well. >> he knows this is serve gold rig -- tv gold. >> now the dog is no longer on the leash. >> run amock, ripple. >> you're on your own. 17 on sunday. by monday 18 degrees. by tuesday we are looking at somewhere around 16. normal for this time of the year is at 10. we'll be back with more in just a moment. >> it almost became a lovefest. they cut away just in time. >> how are they going to get this dog adopted? >> somebody who loves to play and train dogs is the perfect adoptive family. you can tell even when he wasn't on the leash he didn't run off. >> jasper is minus two degree mark. no! >>> what we have here is a police chase in russia. they are pursuing a suspected drunk driver. as you can see, that car is not paying att

both starters are going to be on short leashes.w do you expect this game to play out strategically? >> we expect great things out of guthrie. hopefully, he can go six or seven like we expect him to do and like he has been doing the whole month of september and october. so we expect big things out of him and then after that our bull pen can pick him up. we are staying positive and hopefully good things will work out. >> alex, thanks a lot. kevin, back to you. >> kenny, thanks very much. fans are ready to go. first pitch coming up in an hour and two minutes. royals and giants in a game seven. there you go. who is pitching this one? how about 39-year-old tim hudson pitching in the biggest game of his life tonight. we will get his perspective on the opportunity he has been waiting all this time for. plus, he has been the face of the royals franchise for decades. the star of the '85 world series, hall of famer george brett, he joins us live on the set when we come back on fox. game seven. >> game seven! ♪ ♪ i'll take you down come with

. >> yeah. >> obviously this leash isn't really there to do that. aren't good pets. though you see this, this is not a good pet. >> jimmy: don't worry, i'm not getting one. >> i know you saw the leash. >> why is she so calm right now? >> she is very relaxed because she's -- >> jimmy: because she spotted her dinner and is ready to lunge. >> she likes people. she's raised with people. these types of things -- >> jimmy: i'm people. we should get along, no problem. >> give her too much time, she will get worked up. >> hang on a second -- >> jimmy: no, no. oh, look at that. does she like purel? she's very cute. >> you can look at the tail there. >> jimmy: that's a great tail. yeah. you know what, i do a lot of work on this desk, so, it would be better if the animal wasn't on it. i have a lot of writing to do later. all right, well, you're not on the show. we're going to promote it anyway. it's called "the real apes of the planet." >> on animal planet. >> jimmy: october 21st. dave salmoni, everybody. we'll be right back with steve aoki. the planet." ♪ ♪ >

and the other parks that it is appropriate for the dogs to be on the leash and working with our partner and rec and park and the office of community investment and infrastructure, the former redevelopment agency, we looked broadly at all of the parks, not only the blue green, program, parks but the parks that are adjacent to it and try to come up with a program that complimented each of the parks, rather than repeating them. so within the mission bay there is a dog park for the mission creek that is well used and there may not be a need for a dog park, let's say, at cranco park but cove might be another location where it is appropriate and we will continue to work with our partner agency and leverage each other's resources so that we don't duplicate the programs and offer the unique opportunities for each of the open spaces. >> but both of my dogs are young, and so they are not going to get tired, is there any water or a taxi, that you can take around on the water? >> i don't believe, or none of our, and this pier 52 is a place for a water landing and there is a park there, and the othe

. >> of course, you'll also need a leash. it should be sturdy and about four to six feet long. and here's a neat trick for training. >> get yourself a treat pouch that you can hook on your hip and you can carry with you on walks so that treats are easily accessible when your dog walks nicely. and perhaps most importantly, you want to make sure that you get your dog lots and lots of chew toys. >> chew toys are not only a fun activity for your dog, they also help with obedience. >> these are toys that are hollow in the middle that you can put the dog's normal meals and special treats in because it's a really great way to keep the dog busy, which means that they're busy playing with their chew toys -- they're not getting into trouble. >> and that's good, because if your dog's occupied with chew toys, it's less likely to chew on things like clothes and furniture. >> i would have to say that probably the most important tip for a family that's adopting a dog is that they need to avoid killing with kindness. the kindest thing you can do for your newly adopted dog is bring them home an

this seems like a guy you would keep on a very short leash. >> oh, a very short leash, indeed, john and michaela. this is such a gruesome story. i dent even know where to begin. but let's start with that case in texas. so in 2007 he hired a prostitute and when she arrived he asked her if she was a police officer and as soon as she said no he immediately started the assault, the strangulation, the rain, and she was one of perhaps only the lucky ones who had an encounter with him because she left. she cooperated with the police guys, told them the whole story, he was arrested in 2009, pled guilty, sentenced to five years, did the entire time and when he was released from a jail in austin, texas, he was deemed by the state of texas as "a low risk." he did register when he moved back to indiana, but obviously since they thought he was a low risk they weren't doing any kind of tracking, they were only doing random check ins and he was allowed to travel at will. and what we know now is that there are at least seven victims that he has confessed to. they have recovered five -- they've identifi

they have to get a leash around her neck to get out. it takes patience and work. >> this breaks my heart. you don't know how long they've been there, when was the last time they ate. when was the last time somebody gave them a rub in the back. >> once they get her and she is in the lap of the rescuer there, she is like, i like this. nice. >> it looks like these were somebody's dogs at some point. they are not aggressive. they immediately respond to the human touch. >> they look like a dirty mop though. >> they are very dirty. what you see here is her brother. all they have to do is offer him a treat. finally, they are taken back to the rescue to get treated. >> they look great. i have a feeling they are going to come back white. >> you guys are so smart because their furas covered in motor oil. look how white a >> they look like different dogs. >> look how happy and gorgeous they are. >> they are in the care of maltese rescue california.org. if anyone wants to adopt them because they want them adopted in a pair. >> this is so cute. all

there's no way anyone can get there. >> miraculously the leash comes off, and flea makes it safely to of a mistake. it wasn't that bold of an attempt. so that scares everybody off a bit. people are really like, whoa, okay. >> everybody but one. neil is already on his way out to the surf spot and doesn't see flea's narrow escape. after a full 45 minutes of paddling, he reaches the point where waves are breaking. he sees a big wave coming and takes it. >> oh, he's dead. that guy's going to die. >> his balance is thrown off. and he falls really hard into the middle of the wave. the wave lands on him. and you could tell even if he gets a breath after this one, it's going to be horrible. >> on shore, grant watches, and neil disappears below the massive wave. he scans the foaming water, hoping he'll surface. >> you can see his surf board sitting there and it's pulling. it has a rope to his leg. and it's pointing up the whole time, which means he's about 20 feet underwater. >> surfers call this tombstoning. neil is trapped deep underwater. a second wave, bigger than the first, crashes direct

obama has the military on a short leash. now, let's let them off the leash. let's declare war. and let's defeat them. this is world war 3 and we need world war ii tactics. >> he's never going to do that, in my opinion. i agree with you. i think this is a show war leading up to the election because the polls -- >> where's the declaration of war? >> i agree. constitutionally it's very clear. there have been some people that have called for it, but you're right -- >> that's not his job. >> the speaker. >> that's boehner's job. >> i agree. here's where we are. well, 4,000 americans died and he didn't lift a finger as ramala and tikrit and fallujah, all these cities our american soldiers fought, bled and died for. here's my question, it's the one-year anniversary of health care, the illegal immigration, the flood of illegal immigrants crossing our border, add to that afghanist afghanistan, russia, crimea, ukraine, israel, gaza, the south china sea. is there -- add to that the economy. is there anything this president from your perspective has done well that you can say good job, sir

. >> they have their training leashes on them which is heavy and weight down trains which makes the dogger. >> the fighting ring is splashed with blood. mitchell was charged with 18 counts of animal cruelty. he was found guilty of two and he was found guilty on 2002 on battery of an officer. and police found pounds of marijuana today. >> anything we can work with our criminal -- we're going to load it. >> he had 41 pit pulls and i guess it was about '04. >> glen coal lives across the road but says he hasn't seen anything wrong lately. >> there's no dog fights. woi have heard it >> other neighbors said they've seen dead pit bulls disposed in the canals nearby. >> authorities never suspected dog fighting. they were here because of the marijuana. the dogs told a clear story. agents are aware of mitchell's past record. >> we're here now again some time later and we're finding dogs that's being used to fight, and gamble and quite frankly, their lives are being put in a horrific situation. >> according to county court records, mitchell has a criminal history. >>> a six pound treasure was foun

and i tripped and let go of his leash and he ran off. run off with their leashes because they can get strangled on a tree or over a cliff or something. >> seth: or do weird sex stuff. [ laughter ] >> well i just worry about him choking to death. >> seth: sure, sure. [ light laughter ] >> so we drove all around the neighborhood -- this is in maine in the woods. >> seth: yeah. >> and couldn't find him anywhere. but he had his tags on, luckily. and his tag has east hampton number, he has a seal harbor number, maine, he has a bedford, new york and a fifth avenue apartment. >> seth: those maine people are like, "this dog is a snob." >> yeah, this dog -- [ laughter ] >> seth: a wicked snobby dog. >> we think we can get a big reward for him. but no, he went up to some house like a half a mile away and coming out of the woods they thought he was a bear. [ light laughter ] and two little boys were back there like nine and ten years old. and then they realized he was a dog and he was so gentle and nice. so they called and said they would bring him

meteorologist mike zobel waited through the entire broadcast while still clutching that half leash.me we're going to bring in sara's dogs, but they're chihuahuas. >> i have a baby bjorn for that. >> wait a second. you have a baby bjorn for your dogs. >> only one fits in so it's for a dog. >> a bjorn for your dog. >> in miami they push the dogs in strollers. have you seen that? >> yeah, they have them in new york city too, sure. >> they're in their twilight years, their legs respect good so sometimes you need to do that. >> your chihuahuas are cutting into my weather time. thank you for that, by the way. a lesson, always get to the seven-day forecast or you will be fired. all right. we show you a live shot of boston. temperatures in the mid-50s. and you know what, you're going to stay in the mid-50s today because that wind will keep howling from the north-northwest and, yeah, fall has arrived, my friend. but it'll be kind of a brief cooldown the next two days and tomorrow morning especially will be chilly. frost advisories for boston and the surround areas. tomorrow will be a cool st

we have those so people can review the power points at their leash. under the architectural plans we not only have the plans and forms but also links to resources for how to get code interpretation and access board and most importantly since we were talking about earlier about john paul scott, we have the full record of our ada transition projects up there including current status and reports on that. it's still needs a little bit of editing, it's a work in progress, but a great reference and resource to access. and then, we also have resources. this is part of my outward looking plan here. i want people from the small business community to be able to come to the mayor's office on disability web page so that they can get information about how best to comply. what are the tools that are out there so they can make their facilities accessible. we have handouts and resources to help them in that process. and, one feature that i think the council will find very useful here is that we now have a google calendar that will be posted, and the google calendar c

. >> everybody's on a leash. [ laughter ] >> and they got the kids on a leash. >> the idea was we werersation to their parents. so, we were like, "how you doing, little kid? isn't it nice weather today?" [ laughter ] but we didn't put together that four middle-aged men with no kids shouldn't be in a park baby-talking anybody. [ laughter and applause ] >> it took about -- it took about six minutes for a s.w.a.t. team to arrive. [ laughter ] >> and this is the first season, so the cops weren't fans of ours at that point. >> seth: yeah. >> we thought we had the whole thing figured out. we actually bought an empty stroller and was like, "we'll pretend one of these kids are ours." and there was like three kids in the park and everybody knew whose kids was who. >> it didn't work out. >> seth: you mentioned the punishments. explain. we have a particularly bad punishment -- >> well, not for me. >> seth: -- with tattoo base. so, you created this punishment. >> well, i won the episode. the three of them lost. so, i thought we would take a field trip to a tattoo parlor. >> seth: got it. and you g

he's being leashed train right now so he's very smart and very adventurous. >> how old is he?> he's only seven months old which is great. he's still a kitten but he's out of the stage where he's nipping and biting and scratching. >> if someone wants to take him home, what can they do? >> they can go to our website and look him up. on saturday, october 1, we actually have our megaadoption event only at our georgia avenue location called frisky business. it's an '80s teamed event on it's an '80s teamed event on the in fairfax county we had to cut a lot of waste. we consolidated offices. started sharing printers. we can walk a few feet. replaced computers, but kept the monitors. they still work fine. we even discovered that the phone company overcharged us by three million dollars! i approve this message because congress doesn't need another right winger. they need someone who can balance a budget. oh, and we definitely didn't need so many government studies. . >>> getting diagnosed with breast cancer can turn your life upside down. besides the fear, there are so many decisions t

and i think he's going to let them have a leash, until they tick off enough people.this man is not going to back down. >> i think he's going to try to wait out the protesters, just like the capitollists in new york waited out the wall street, the anti-wall street crowd. hong kong the is economic engine for china. it's their new york. if he does a severe crack down that would only, i think cause protests on the mainland. >> i think he doesn't give up but the broader issue is in china is there are big problems in terms of separation of wealth between rural populations and rich urban areas. as china's export model becames difficult to maintain, they will have problems. >> you're going to have a clash between an educated well to do population and a successful population. he'll have to find a way to reconcile those two. >> we'll be right back with predictions. >>> prediction pat. >> ebola virus contained here but explodes in west africa. >> a in the november elections it's going to be 52-48 for the republicans taking the senate. >> mark,. >> the housing market is going to

. >> he chewed through the leash. not sure if this convinced anyone to adopt a dog.t proved the old saying, never do this with animals. >> the dog did its job. probably got more viewers than he could have imagined. >> i would like to know if the dog was adopted. that particular dog. he's feisty. he's playful. i think he would protect my home. >> as long as the intruder doesn't give a weather forecast. for some of you, your local news is next. >>> for everyone else, a picture showing true sportsmanship. hey, how you doin'? it hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles, a painful, blistering rash. if you had chicken pox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. i wish that there was something i could do to help. the shingles rash can last up to 30 days. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about your risk. campbell's® fiesta chicken sausage and pepper rigatoni. southwest style bean & barley. tuscany style chicken and pasta. if you think campbell's® 33 new soups sound good... imagine how they taste! m'm m'm good!

there was no doubt, starter tim hudson on a short leash in game seven. also no doubt, manager bruce bochy knew if he kept it close, x factor, beat the royals, bumgarner. giants/royals. bottom of the third. and relief, hot smash. makes the stop. flips to crawford. throws to first. double play. challenge. ruled out. next, michael morris. broken bat. sandoval. from third. giants take the 3-2. bumgarner out of the bullpen. pitched. bottle tom ninth. alex scored. hits liner to center. missed plays. ball off to the wall. perez boots it. gordon on third. a single and error. kansas city with major life. tying run. and, mad baum, bears down. gets him to foul out. sandoval puts the squeeze. giants win the world series with a nail biting game seven victory. >> little bit of relief. excitement. combined. and, you know, you are just sitting trying to figure out if it happened or not. you know for me. but, you know it was -- those, an awesome experience. getting to be out there for the last how the of the game seven. world series. >> you know what? this is unbelievabl

the fall of the regime has let radicals off the leash. we have seen violence in neighboring libya.they have become something of a fact of life. >> you have been talking to locals ahead of the parliamentary vote. what are they thinking about all of this? >> security is one of the concerns and what we have -- and one followed closely by people on local media. what is striking is a lot of the idealism we saw after the fall of the regime in 2011 is gone. after four interim governments people are focused on more practical concerns. particularly, the economy. unemployment now worse than it was during the regime. people very worried about the economy and job situations. obviously wondering what kind of government this will lead to. . the biggest single force remains the islamist party. for many, their record is tainted after politicians accusations of mismanagement. on the other side, a party run by a veteran of the government. they claim they have the technical ability to get the country back on its feet. some are perhaps hoping they do not see them with job. whatever happens, some sort

a school board want a history that leashes out civil discord and civil disobedience.have to tell the dark and the good side of the story. and that's certainly what i've always tried to do. it's a lot more interesting that way. >> now there's a discussion as we've seen a movement already in a number of places to rename the day and repurpose it, if you will. i'm not sure if i would call it indigenous people's day. i might send that back to the market. >> it's certainly caught on in portland and seattle. some have tried to go forward with discoverer's day, celebrating the idea of discovery and exploration which is a notable idea. thing it's time to talk about what this really meant, who columbus was, what his arrival actually meant. we're talking about ebola right knew. he also introduced the diseases that probably wiped out most of the native american people. interesting connection with the past and present. >> always fascinating. kenneth c. davis. always good to see you here. >>> age comes before beauty is good but it may work for football too. is the football coach th

livermore and dublin is not too bad but we have traffic building looking tracy at 30 miles per hour leashing 580 and youing slow through the pass until you get to vasco. >> someone found a huge snake on the loose, and this snake was considered on california street and was pillow and rebel belongs to someone in the area. they took it to the an mall control authority. >> alarming when the car horn beaches when you are not in the car especially when the person beaching is: the not a person. a colorado couple was awakened and call 9-1-1 thinking it was a car thief. a black bear was trapped inside. officials say it probably opened the door trying to snatch left over food but could not get out. it scratched around and trashed the car. the bear was not injured. >> the cost of digging a trench through palo alto will cost $1 billion. caltrain wants to boost the frequency of trains from 5 to 10 an hour which will affect the ability of cars to cross the tracks and they will need a trench. submerged lines would mean the city would have to purchase several prosecutes. >> the blue angels are roaring above

the woman says what she believed a young great white took a few bites out of the stabilizing arms leashing scary looking teeth marks. it was so forceful she was knocked into the water but got back on the safely. official state shark was too smart to warrant an advisory. >> if you are scared of spiders don't look. the rest of you, this is the south american bird eater the largest spider in the world, and harvard scientists had a run in with one. he posted these pictures on the "web," and they went viral weigh up to half a pound. they are a foot across. they eat frogs and mice and prey on birds. >> i would not put my hand that close to the creature. >> they are not particularly dangerous. >> right. right. right, that is what they all say. >> here we go. we have beach hazards. we will have large breakers on the northwest beaches with up to 13' waves and high surf and wind advisory at santa barbara and northbound along the coast. to the south, be careful. 72 in chico and 75 in sacramento. 93 in palm springs. >> here is someone would loves spiders. >> they are dangerous. they throw their when i

. >> the leash got tighter for the surviving pot clubs in san jose. the city is cracking down to. day the city council approved new and far more expensive fines for breaking the rules. for example, a $25 nuisance fine is now $2,500. for a first offense. $5,000 for second offense. marijuana club supporters say it will make things harder for those who rely on medical marijuana in the south bay. they're not pushing for a 2016 ballot nesh o ballot measure. >> we have new video to show you. caught on camera. policen walnut creek, searching for a thief that stole credit card from a woman's wallet in a restaurant and went on a shopping spree. take a good look. watch as the thief, boldly steals the wallet out of an unsuspecting woman's purse. yesterday, noon. after emptying the wallet add returning the purse. the suspect left and charged $3,000 on the credit card. if you recognize her, you are asked to call police. >> homeowners on hypeigh alert after a string of break-ins. 15 homes targeted this month in one area. area south of embarcadaro to mountain border. police released a sketch. no

relatives of the man killed by the ebola virus are free to leash their home, while the government steps up readiness to keep future cases contained. >>> a small college town festival gets out of control. more than a dozen arrests are made and riot police are called in after the celebration turns violent. >>> and number 509 is one for the books. peyton manning moves past brett favre for nfl passes. >> congratulations quarterback peyton manning on touchdown number 509. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, october 20th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. for those who had contact with first ee bela patient diagnosed in the united states, today is a big day. the 21-day incubation period ended at midnight and their confinement and monitoring is over. meanwhile the government is issuing revised guidance for health care workers dealing with the disease. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. that's right. meanwhile federal officials here in washington are trying to ramp up their readiness

however, some have hopes that they can leash their mattresses on the floor and get sleep but hopefully they want to spend as much space in this time as they cannot knowing when they'll be returning or what they'll be coming back home to. >> it's hard to explain. i don't know. i don't know what to say or how to feel. it's a trip. it's a big trip. the impact is going to be severe. there's bumper-to-bumper traffic because this is happening. >> reporter: there are some outbreaks officials are closely monitoring. they hope to meet back together downslope and they thunk that could widen the wide mar jen, otherwise they're recognizing the possibility of impact within the next 24 hours. i'm mill le ka lincoln. >>> investigators are trying to figure out why an unmanned commercial rocket exploded shortly after takeoff. they're taking a look at the 40-year-old russian engines. it blew up just 15 seconds into the flight. the disaster raises even more questions about nasa's reliance on private industry to keep the space station supplied. >> the goal was to lower the cost, make it a little less expe

is not sure where he will be getting help finding a new home especially after he chewed through the leash. >> that is a big boy. holy moley. >> does that mean you will bring your pet on the show sometime soon? >> my ferocious rabbit. >> more well behaved than the doing. >> never had a dog on the set like that before. >> you are going to do the forecast holding a bunny? [ laughter ] >> why not. >>> showers around the bay area today. just some light activity right now. but big waves developing along the coastline. from a couple of storms in the gulf of alaska. that will continue to build. and tonight, we are looking at some of those 11-16 feet and be careful and it looks like the high waves will stick around for another day and should begin to subside. and now, this is all part of the first system that moved through the bay area, now it is bringing with it some scattered light showers and nothing too heavy but enough to get the ground wet outside. interestingly, a lot of the moisture is running very low. and low level moisture, and running beneath the doppler radar and scattered showers aro

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>> i think he's going to have them have a bit of a leash until they tick off enough people in hong kong. when push comes to shove, he will do it. this man is not going to back down. >> eleanor. >> i think he's going to try to wait out the protesters, just like the capitalist in new york waited out the wall street, the antiwall street crowd. hong kong is the economic engine for china. it's their new york. if he does a severe crackdown that would only, i think, cause protest to spread on the mainland. >> i think he doesn't give up. the broader issue in china is separation between poor rural locations. i think in the future, as china's export motto becomes difficult, they will have problems. >> i think you'll have a real clash between an educated well to do population and a much less, shall we say, successful population. he will have to find a way to reconcile those two. >> the u.s. and hong kong. >> 1,400 u.s. berms are situated in hong kong. u.s. companies enjoy the city's business environment, legal system, low taxation. solid infrastructure and over 60,000 u.s. residents live in hong k

you don't even need a leash. you just need some kind of smartphone or a tablet.ts the device when you open it up. ♪ music ♪ it's so important to make someone happy ♪ ♪ make just one heart to heart you ♪ ♪ music ♪ you sing to one smile that cheers you ♪ ♪ one face that lights when it nears you ♪ [ male announcer ] play the monopoly millionaires' club lottery game. making more and more millionaires. >> ♪ >> time to your traffic treasure report. looking live in west chester area, 202 at paoli pike. the i don't ever night construction is cleared. we see the arrow board. you've got ongoing construction blocking the right lane but other than that you're looking pretty good there on 202 in west chester. on the big picture we've got some paving work going on on the boulevard, it's northbound near levick blocking the inner drive and southbound near devereaux so in two spots you've got paving out there working in the inner drive. you might just want to stick to the outer drive to avoid problems. tacony palmyra bridge last time we talked i showed you that it was up for a br

by friday leash pressure moves in but we will keep that breeze around because we are between systems. your pollen report no worries, ragweed is the iron but levels are low. next couple days keeping in all of the cool side friday does rebound a little more seasonal and i'll tell you what it will be a nice trade off this weekend. mid 60's, very seasonal. bright sunshine. i'm thinking a little leaf peeping in the forecast for us here, some nice bright fall foliage, what do you think. >> nothing like a little leaf peeping, right. >> yes. i know that is what you are all thinking. >> you know what, it really is something second tack lar when you drive around and i noticed it myself too. when you drive around our outer suburbs and things like that, some of these roads are beautiful with all of these colors changing. so leaf peeping, don't discount it just yet. good morning. traveling out and about on the roads, maybe doing some driving or scenic driving on the schuylkill. i don't know why you would be scenic driving on 76 other than to see our beautiful sky lines but road is wide opened. no