deborah finally got the elk free. and i went up to him and i cut it and he was free and it was bites of corn and then he said see you. >> she is excited. deborah said it was a pretty long and daunting task to help that elk. friends are now calling her the elk whisperer . >> this is the perfect story. we are helping out kudos take a look at the doppler radar. >> what a great weekend. especially if you are out and about. temperatures cooler than average. live look outside. mostly clear skies. still in the triple digits. wind at 6 miles per hour. you probably noticed the dryer air. dew point ready to degrees. you will notice the humidity this is what is known as hurricane newton. 250 miles south east of cabo san lucas. cabo san lucas looks like it will get hit pretty hard. packing wind 75 miles per hour. weakening as it moves through the north just south of arizona on wednesday but it could bring significant rainfall. take a look at the ur for tomorrow morning. afternoon starting to see some rain. around tucson and then

deborah finely got the elk free. >> i went up to him i cut it, and he was agree it was amazing. and he ate a couple of bites of corn and then he said see ya. >>reporter: deborah says it was a long and daunting task for both her and the elk but she kept talking the can given a new name the elk whisperer. >>> all right mother nature certainly cooperating with our labor day weekend. i'm mark taylor in for ashli d. 101 the high here in phoenix. 103 the average for this time of the year two degrees cooler than considered normal for this time of the year record 112 back in 1945. across the valley of the sun we're looking at temperatures in the mid to upper # 0s low 90s for us from buckeye all the way to the van tanque valley. looking at across the state obviously much cooler 50 degrees in flagstaff 70 sedona. 88 phoenix 83 gila bend. when it comes to cloud cover and rain not seeing any. we're very dry we're not seeing any chance for thunderstorm activity for tomorrow into tuesday. nothing changed into wednesday. across the state same story looking at clear skies all tonight early toll

she said she had to talk the elk through the whole process. she is being given a new name, lindsay, it's "the elk whisperer" >>> new cbs poll shows donald trump trailing hillary clinton a narrow lead. marley hall has ??more on campaign 2016 from new york >> reporter: the latest battle ground tracker poll shows hillary clinton leads donald trump 47-35% in pennsylvania. but his campaign said he can still win in november without the state. in north carolina, our poll has clinton ahead of trump by four points. and the democratic presidential nominee also leads trump points in the 13 most competitive states, including arizona. trump gave a major immigration speech there last week after visiting mexico. >> they don't know it yet, but they are going to pay for the wall. . that's not clear at all. some people said it was hardening, some said softening. i say it was just confusing >> reporter: voters are a privateer is server while she was secretary of state. >> she said by using one device, i made a mistake. i apologize for it and i won't do it again.

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tim: the swing got tangled in the elk's antlers. it happened in debra butler's backyard. she said she was shocked when she looked outside and saw the animal. luckily, butler knew how to help. she's a veterinarian and spent about 12 hours getting the elk free. i wonder how she did it. last week we had a cat caught in a can. >> yes. >> look at how majestic that animal is. >> they can be quite dangerous. how lucky for the elk that he happened into a yard with a veterinarian. >> yes. >> steamy, 83 today. 88 for tomorrow. mid 80s for wednesday. so summer not letting go and we are tracking thunder this week as well. the fans or the air conditioning. highs tomorrow upper 80s. a wet weather pattern is happening later tomorrow and looking at the rain off and on through friday. this morning it is mild air. in fact, 63 west allis. now, waukesha low 60s. today. now, there is some cloudiness. the thunderstorms are pivoting across minnesota and western and northern wisconsin right now. i do anticipate clouds associated with this. i am going to continue to watch it diminish it overall b

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she spent 12 hours, they were able to get the elk free. here is another animal video going viral tonight. the atlanta zoo is celebrating the birth of twin panda cubs. less than an hour apart. the giant panda make sure we have the best opportunity for success. >> it doesn't seem fair. >> we will take a final look at the forecast when we come back. >> after a rough day, immerse >> speed eating buffalo wings in buffalo, new york. the eating competition yesterday, packing away 188 chicken wings in just 12 minutes. he defended his winning title from last year. he says he was happy to return and show off his wing eating technique. >> this is dinnertime. can we give a warning? >> i love wings but like work. >> competitive eater. [laughter] >> competitive chocolate eater. >> nice. nice. we need to be careful if you are still heading into the lake. here is the reason why. this south pier is closed in sheboygan. and yet, i still saw people going out there on the far. -- far pier. don't. just stay off. it is dangerous. drowned earlier this summer. it

she helped save an elk that got tangled up in a swing. liana enriquez has the story. >> take a look at this -- an elk with a large tire swing and log wrapped around his antelers -- debra butler of pine took these videos and picture of this distressed elk on her phone. we spoke with debra via facetime and she tells us she was shocked when she looked out her window yesterday morning to see this >> i literally had to take a double take because i thought i am not seeing what i think i'm seeing. and literally this poor guy had a tire swing all hung, tangled into his antelers. >> but lucky for the elk he had stumbled upon the perffect yard for help. because debra is a veterinarian so she took on the 12-hour task of setting him free and here's the moment it happened. and he was free and it was amazing. amy: surfing team tryouts in california were interrupted last week when a four legged swimmer decided to get in on the fun. check out this video. you can see a deer taking a dip in the ocean, right next to some surfers. one surfer came face to fac

we'll show you why an elk was carrying around some extra weight.. and why it ended up in the hermine took its toll over the east coast this weekend... but two fishermen and a dog narrowly avoided becoming victims. a daring rescue caught on camera, next. take a look at this video out we sent him here to fix it. but congressman joe heck became part of the problem. wall street invested over a half-million dollars in congressman heck's campaigns, and heck supports their agenda -- privatizing social security, handing wall street billions in fees, but risking our retirement in the stock market, cutting benefits, putting wall street ahead of us. congressman heck -- what's wrong with washington. heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing they left out is the truth. the truth is crime actually went down during my time in office. that's why i've been endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. i'm proud of my record cracking down on meth, protecting seniors from scams, and holding banks accountable for defrauding homeowne

officials say the elk is doing just fine. >>> what are the odds of that happening to the elk and in a vet's backyard. >> i know. lucky elk. >> worked out well for them. >>> still ahead on 7news today in new england a new title for mother theresa after she is officially proclaimed a saint. >>> gusty winds and showers at time in the next couplef days, significant wind and rain in southeast massachusetts. full forecast ahead. >>> star spangled boycott doing wonders for colin kaepernick when it comes to sales of his hos... >>> several states still keeping watch as hermida continues to >>> family and friends in nebraska honoring the little boy killed by an alligator at walt disney world. >>> and taking a knee. the u.s. soccer star offering support for colin kaepernick by kneeling during the national anthem. >> this is 7news today in new england. >>> welcome everybody on this labor day. it is 9:31. >> i'm sarah french. >> i'm kris anderson. >> more news ahead in this half hour. first off we are watching the weather closely. we want to let's get to meteorologist chris lambert. >> red means t

. >>> an elk who needed help wandered into the yard of a veterinarian. she spotted the elk. leisures were -- antlers were entangled in a rope, and tire and tree limb. butler knew what to do, but get this it took 12 hours to eventually cut the elk free. >> there's much more ahead in the next half-hour of "action news" at noon. it's back to court for bill o'brien, this time for a fight over what will be in his upcoming trial. >>> concussion sidelines another sports star, this time it's on the nascar circuit. next on "action news." katie: on crime, pat toomey's attacks on me are shameful. he's making it up. of course, anyone who commits a violent crime needs to be prosecuted -- and put behind bars. narrator: katie mcginty will keep us safe -- more police on the streets, better training and equipment, and take on the gun lobby for gun safety laws. katie: i'm the daughter of a police officer, and the mother of three. i'll stand with law enforcement to fight crime, and protect our families. i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message. ♪ i had an injury to my neck. it wasn't as s

she got the elk untangled and now they call her the elk whisperer. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we talk with house minority leader nancy pelosi as congress returns to washington tomorrow. many anti-bacterial soaps. the story of a former soccer star who is facing brain surgery and her husband who missed the start of the nba season to support her. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. >>> welcome to cbs4 morning news. we're putting the day. it's september 5th. i'm joel hilan. >> and i'm kelly werthmann. >> lauren is in the weather cent. >>> 55 in denver and boulder and five # to start the day in greeley. 78 in burlington. 46 in avon and 63 in grand junction. we are looking at mostly sunny

. >> the precarious situation for a massive elk and the lucky you live a portable life. new dannon oikos nonfat yogurt drink fits right in it. with 10 grams of protein... and zero added sugar, zero artificial sweeteners, zero fat. just what you need to help keep you going. >>> which one. >> coming up at 5, horsing around in the hospital. you are not seeing things. how littleity miniature horse is helping young patients heal. that's ahead here on wbz news at 5. >>> an elk gets tangled up in an arizona backyard. >> it turns out the animal couldn't have picked a more perfect spot to get antlers but the woman who lives there is a vet and she freed the elk and once it was loose he ran off. >> talk hermine. >> we have strongest winds this afternoon 30 to 50 down the south coast and cape and a one to two foot storm surge and a few bands of showers next tiew days. no big deal just minor beach erosion but big waves be careful. >> thanks. thanks for watching. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is rya

she got the elk untangled and now they call her the elk whisperer. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we talk with house minority leader nancy pelosi as congress returns to washington tomorrow. plus, why the federal government is banning ingredients found in many anti-bacterial soaps. star who is facing brain surgery and her husband who missed the start of the nba season to support her. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. storm hermine on this labor day morning. thanks for waking up with us this mornig i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus while the deadly storm surge isn't forecast to be as bad as feared earlier. it could still hit the east coast with coastal flooding, dangerous rip currents, and beach erosion. diane gallagher is live in downstate new york where the good morning diane. ((diane gallagher)) >> good morning, hermine may not be a tropical storm anymore, but officials want residents on the eastern seaboard to remain cautious. the unofficial end to summer vacation will end i

she got the elk untangled and now they call her the elk whisperer. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we talk with house minority leader nancy pelosi as congress returns to washington tomorrow. plus, why the federal government the story of a former soccer star who is facing brain surgery and her husband who missed the start of the nba season to support her. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. right now on cbs 2 this morning...the new information overnight after north korea launches missiles into japanese waters. the developing details this morning after russia and the united states stop talking about syria. the huge flood recovery milestone reached at the university of iowa this week. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. barry.and i'm kelly d'ambrosio. d'ambrosio. let's get a check of our cbs 2

the swing got tangled in the elk's antlers. look at him. help me. it happened in debra butler's backyard. she said she was shocked when she looked outside and saw the luckily, butler knew how to help. she's a veterinarian and spent about 12 hours getting the elk free. i got to think with a rack ov antlers like that, that is cumbersome. >> it is a beautiful animal. >> they are huge. and dangerous. >>er to up the tire pretty good. >> that is not going back up. there she is. i love that. brwo >> yes, and a veterinarian too. i have to mention the beach hazards today. it is a holiday and warm and humid, really tempting to go into lake michigan. but a particular note, the beaches from sheboygan to port washington there is a beach hazard posted. the winds are setting up today and that helps to get the temperatures nice and warm, but for the currents. the currents are expected today. along shore current makes it difficult to stand up. swim something dangerous in lake michigan. now, early this morning a few clouds are coming in. this area of rain that we hav

she got the elk untangled and now they call her the elk whisperer. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we talk with house minority leader nancy pelosi as congress returns to washington tomorrow. many anti-bacterial soaps. the story of a former soccer star who is facing brain surgery and her husband who missed the start of the nba season to support her. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. now at 4:30 - one man is dead after a shooting on the city's north side.the new details this morning in two minutes. 3 plus- today is the last day of the holiday weekend. what you need to know to stay safe on the roads.. and in y 3 good morning everyone.happy labor day!it's monday, september 5-th.i'm kyle aevermann in for jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell thanks for joining us.we're following a number of stories for you this morning... including a big cut for the green and gold.the packers part ways with another long-time veteran... this time on the offensive line.the latest from green bay ahead of opening week. week

an elk with a large tire swing wrapped around its antlers. deborah took these videos and pictures on her cell phone. and she tells us she was shocked when she looked out her window to see this incredible site. >> i literally had to take a double take because i thought, i'm not seeing what i think i'm seeing. literally, this poor guy had a tire swing hung, all tangled in his antlers. >> lucky for that elk he stumbled upon the perfect yard for help. deborah is actually a veterinarian. setting him free. this is the moment when it happened. >> i went up to him, i cut it, and he was free. it was amazing. amy: 12 hours, though. surfing team tryouts in california were interrupted when a four-legged swimmer decided to get in on the fun. you can cad or taking a dip in the ocean right next to those -- you can see a deer taking a dip convince the deer to wrap it up and come to shore. josh: they could start charging for that. amy: charging for that? josh: the experience of swimming with a deer. it costs a buck. [laughter] amy: he's here all morning. josh

debra butler took pictures and video of the elk on her cell phone. check it out. obviously the elk very scared and upset. debra said she's never helped an animal this large before. it took about 12 hours before she helped cut him loose. >> so i grabbed these things, official name. lopers i think. and with these things i just kept saying to him, please, please, let me help. and i put corn down on my table. >> that's how she calmed the big animal down. you see the corn on the table. every time the elk ate the corn. debra cut away at the tire swing and the log. that's bravery. that's a couple thousand pound animal right there. friends up in pine arizona whisperer. check this out. a man in north carolina wants to help family of fallen soldiers. so he's playing golf for 24 hours straight. progolfer gym mcmullen hopes to raise $5,000 for charities. he wants to give back to families whose loved ones have sacrificed so much for us. >> if i can do something to help a serviceman's family, that's what it's all about. he's expected to finish later this evening. his goal, 400

. >> an elk runs into trouble in arizona when it runs into a backyard tire swing. the swing got tangled in the elk's antlers. it happened in debra butler's backyard. she said she was shocked when she looked outside and saw the animal. luckily, butler knew how to help. she's a veterinarian and spent about 12 hours getting the elk >> glad he went to that backyard. >> she knew how to help but 12 hours. >> you have to call for help. that is not an animal you see in the office a lot. you know, good for her. knew basically how to help. well, i'm concerned today, so many people are off and lake michigan is a nice and place but swimming could be dangerous in lake michigan from sheboygan through to south. lake michigan swimming dangerous today thanks to currents. now, structural countries and long shore currents are expected today in the beach areas that stretch from sheboygan south into port washington, that is thanks to a gusty south wind. kind that can sweep you out and the other one makes it hard to stand on your feet. exercise extreme care in lake michigan. now in morn

she got the elk untangled and now they call her the elk whisperer. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we talk with house minority leader nancy pelosi as congress is banning ingredients found in many anti-bacterial soaps. the story of a former soccer star who is facing brain surgery and her husband who missed the start of the nba season to support her. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. developing news from overnight... after a car ends up in a canal.what police are saying about what happneed here. plus... a family... desperate for answers in the death of their loved one.what they are saying about the crime, next. and then... in the race for the white house... hear what the pastor of a church is saying... about the donald trumps recent visit to arizona.. good morning.. thanks for waking up with us here on cbs 5.it's monday, september 5th. there's a lot going on in the valley this morning .. and we have you covered!

she got the elk untangled and now they call her the elk whisperer. >>> coming up after your local newsmorning," we talk with house minority leader nancy pelosi as congress returns to washington tomorrow. plus, why the federal government is banning ingredients found in many anti-bacterial soaps. the story of a former soccer star who is facing brain surgery and her husband who missed the start of the nba season to support her. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> time to rise and shine on this monday morning, monday september 5th. it is labor day everybody. hello, thank you for joining us, i'm kenny choi. >> my mom is tuning in. it's her birth day. >> happy birthday. it's your birthday. ♪. [ laughter ] why not? it's labor day. >> i have had two birthdays in two weeks. >> oh, yea, very expensive. you are broke. >> yes. >> my dad said, you are not supposed to be working on labor day. >> you are here, and we are glad. >> and my boss' number is. [ laughter ] >>> what a nice start. very refreshing. she can it out. 48-

she saw the animal trapped but lucky for the elk the woman is a veterinarian. it took 12 hours to free the animal. here's the moment it happened. >> i went up to him, i cut it it was amazing. >> the woman says it was worth every hour she spent trying to help that elk and watch it trot back off into the wild. luckily the elk wasn't hurt in the ordeal >>> coming up -- the maker of gatorade is coming out with an organic version of the drink. the new flavors it comes in and when it's going to be available. >> it's all over social media. everybody's talking about >> south carolina high school football team in the national spotlight not because of how they perform on the field but >>> 9:22. she can put on a seatbelt with no hans. flying a plane with her toes, a black belt in tai kwon do. the one thing a woman couldn't do at universal studios led her to file a lawsuit. >> jessica cox born without arms but didn't let her disability hold her back so this is why she was fired up when she got this message. >> every single ride that moves has a brought blanket restriction

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she has never worked on an animal this big, so it took her 12 hours to free the elk. since that happened, she has come back three debra. she said he has kind of changed from animal to pet >> drier and cooler conditions coming your way this week, we'll look at your seven-day forecast after the break. >> note to self, never steal french fries from a police officer or steal period. season opener against the we got married in june... ...on tunaday. there's a subway? $3.50 sub of the day to help you remember life's important days. every day a different six-inch sub for just $3.50 at subway? every day of the week. her name is teri... ...she was born on >>> welcome back, everyone, a gorgeous sunny day for us if we have been warming up by one degree each day for the past few days. a cool down is coming our way for the rest of week, currently outside, 102 in phoenix. 74 in flagstaff. 77 for us in show low.le 6 in sedona. current dew points in the 40s, low 40s in the valley. upper 30s for us in the high country, seeing a few spots in southern arizona sitting in mid-50s for us.

the owner thinks elk poachers are responsible. it's possible that junior was scaring off elk and the hunters got upset and shot him. thankfully the shot missed any major organs and junior is recovering. >> poor baby. 5:41. >> it's a chance to save hundreds of dollars while expanding your family. >> the wisconsin humane society is offering a special deal today only. morning to take part. >> plus, the mayor of a small town in pennsylvania is getting attention across the country. the facebook rant that has >> 5:44. we'll see sun up in an hour across southern wisconsin. the skies are mostly cloudy and we'll keep the overcast in the forecast. the light rain is moving in from the east. the winds are northeast at 14 and gusting up to 22. breezy and showers throughout the we'll keep the readings in the 60s matt. >> the choper is staying parked. very light volume across the system. >> >> it's been nearly 24 hours since a commuter train in new jersey crashed into a station platform. one person was killed and more than 100 people were hurt.

it's possible that junior was scaring off elk and the hunters got upset and shot him. thankfully the shot missed any major organs and junior is recovering. he's got a stylish t-shirt on. 4:41. >> it's a chance to save hundreds of dollars while >> the wisconsin humane society is offering a special deal today only. what you'll have to do this morning to take part. >> plus, the mayor of a small town in pennsylvania is getting attention across the country. the facebook rant that has >> it is a quarter before 5:00, friday morning. if we on a soggy note. it is breezy today but less windy than yesterday. i am holding the temperatures in the low 60s. scattered showers today, tonight and most of tomorrow. so we'll look at the temperatures holding in the very low 60s today and the lows tonight in the mid 50s. i expect better weather by since a commuter train in new jersey crashed into a station platform. one person was killed and more than 100 people were hurt. now, officials are investigating to find out how that crash happened. the train slammed into a hoboken station around 8

. >>> an elk in minnesota found himself wra the antlers was struck. now they call her the elk whisperer. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we talk with house minority leader nancy pelosi as congress returns to washington tomorrow. plus, why the federal government is banning ingredients found in many anti-bacterial soaps. who is facing brain surgery and her husband who missed the start of the nba season to support her. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. . >>> now at #:30 storm watch all eyes on hermine. high winds and rough serve -- surf and it's head our way. it's headed our way. >> we watch hermine as it comes northwestward banking clouds day goes along. >> developing news a framing ham state police officer off the job and arrested. the disturbing charges he now faces. >> tom brady suspension is underway while the kb can't stepfoot inside gillett they are making sure a piece of him is there. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz this morning.

lucky for the elk he had stumbled upon the perfect yard for help.. debra is a veterinarian so she took on the 12-hour task of setting him free. let's go to 13 first alert tonight...clear. lows 64 to 68 on the west side of the valley... 66 to 71 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .tuesday...sunny. highs 90 to 94 on the west side of the valley... 93 to 97 on the east side. winds generally light becoming east up to 10 mph in the afternoon. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows 68 to 72 on the ws of the valley...70 to 75 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 91 to 95 on the west side of the valley...94 to 98 on the east side. winds generally light becoming southeast up to 10 mph in the afternoon. .wednesday night...mostly clear. lows 70 to 74 on the west side of the valley...73 to 78 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph. .thursday through good news for anyone driving this labor day-- gas prices are took on the 12-hour task of setting

deborah butler took these videos and pictures of this elk. we spoke with her and she tells us that she was shocked when she looked out her window to see this incredible sight. >> i literally had to do a double take because i thought, i am not seeing what i think i am seeing. but literally, this poor guy had a tire swing tangled into his antlers. >> stumbled upon the perfect yard. she is actually a veterinarian. so she took on the 12 hour task of setting him free. >> i went up to him i cut it and it was free. it was amazing. >> she says, it was a long and daunting time. she says, she talked to the elk >> that's what you do. >> are you sick of dealing with yomplaining. complaints on banks are up 26%. that's what a new report says. checking accounts are the most common gripe because, the biggest problem how those are being managed. bank of america cause wells fargo has the most complaints against them. >>> if someone had a bad credit score and you knew about that would that make you turn it down for a date? >> a surprising number of people are s

. >>> an elk in minnesota found himself w the antlers was struck. now they call her the elk whisperer. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we talk with house minority leader nancy pelosi as congress returns to washington tomorrow. plus, why the federal government is banning ingredients found in many anti-bacterial soaps. who is facing brain surgery and her husband who missed the start of the nba season to support her. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

.>>> an update to a the elk you got stuck in a tiger swing -- tire swing is back. deborah butler found in tangled up on her property. luckily, she's a veterinarian. it's a curse 12 hours to free the l. since that happened, he is come back not once but three times to visit deborah. she has converted from wild animal to family pet his new name is cs lucky, standing for complaint has been all over social media. espn fantasy fail had the wrong video. if you have a fantasy football team, it's probably been a very frustrating kickoff to the season. at 10:00, just as the early games were taking off -- kicking off, espn tweeted technical problems with the app. then they said the app was coming back but was not functional yet. espn claims to have the most widely used fantasy site in the back. or >> i want to party with cs lucky, the elk. the cardinals opened the season against the patriots. big red with a chance to show the nation is the real deal. larry fitzgerald up for the challenge with two scores on the night. he was a monster. david johnson with one of the (vo) we wen

and spent 12 miles per hour freeing the elk. the woman said cutting the >>> passengers on board a southwest airlines flight in chicago received a special treat when they reached the runway. check this out. >> i am bugs bunny here and the southwest crew and welcomes you to chicago, the windy city. please remain seated. -- >> gene: flight attendant zack hameser. you can see he welcomed passengers with the voices of looney tune character. he did more than bugs bu from elmer fudd and pepe le pew. the passengers gave him a round of applause. succotash, that was aim press sieve. should hire comedians to do those announcements sarz sarz when the flight is bumpy and when the -- >> sara: when the flight mood toe follow through on that plan. >> jason: we need a little comic relief on labor day when we want it to be sunny and calm. we have clouds on the way. we have rain on the way. winds beginning to pick up in spots. i have got the latest on what to expect for your holiday coming up. >>> and police, believe it or not, are investigating a

. >>> an elk in minnesota found himself wrapped up in trouble.w they call her the elk whisperer. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we talk with house minority leader nancy pelosi as congress returns to washington tomorrow. plus, why the federal government is banning ingredients found in many anti-bacterial soaps. the story of former soccer star who is facing brain surgery and her husband who missed the start of the nba season to support her. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >> live from the broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> hermine is moving away. storm scan3 shows the system as it heads north, while the sun may be shining, this labor day, katie says the bigger threat is in the ocean. she'll have the latest on the elevated re rip countriesing. >> we are in for a nice day today. you can expect to see sunny skies this labor day holiday. katie will also fill us in on when temperatures will be nearing

. >> we do have elks that use the drainage is for calving and also mule deer

the aspens are changing and the elk are bugling... so if you go - be this afternoon -- the federal reserve is making the federal reserve is making an announcement on what they plan to do with interest rates... and 'tis the season - for hiring! companies are gearing up for the holidays.. most economists change just yet. so far - interest rates have stayed the same since a hike last december. but - economists say - november's election could play a big role in future decisions.. and the federal reserve will likely wait until after the votes are tallied - to avoid influencing the election in any way. more big box retailers - are looking ahead to the holidays... macy's announced: it plans to hire about 83-thousand people to work at its department stores, call centers - and shipping facilities. kohl's wad thousand positions. and target aims to fill 70-thousand jobs. definitely plenty of options - for anyone looking for part-time work. other options include - hospitality jobs: especially since colorado and denver - are big winter destination

the owner thinks elk poachers are responsible. it's possible that junior was scaring off elk and the hunters got upset and shot him. thankfully the shot missed any major organs and junior is recovering. >> it's a chance to save hundreds of dollars while expanding your family. >> the wisconsin humane society is offering a special deal today only. what you'll have to do this morning to take part. >> plus, the mayor of a small attention across the country. the facebook rant that has people calling for his >> coming in at 6:45. we have a live look at sheboygan. a lot of low clouds in place this morning. another vantage at the station, the hone bridge, low clouds and light rain. 60 degrees. close to where wither for the day. remaining overcast and spotty showers throughout the day. the readings around 62. north, northeast breezes 10-20 miles per hour. now to matt for the traffic. >> low clouds are keeping the chopper parked. right now we are looking at 41, 45 at mayfair road. just a little brake tapping approaching the ramps. construct

an elk got a large tire swing and log wrapped around his antelers. debra butler took these videos and picture of this distressed elk on her phone.. she says she was shocked to see the animal right outside her window. but lucky for the elk.. he stumbled upon the perfect yard for help.. debra is a veterinarian so she took on the 12-hour task of setting him free. in the ice cooler kingdom, only the ones that cool your food and drinks the longest. which ones are the best? fox's kim posey tested four different chests, filling each with ice and letting them sit for 24 hours.. the $350 ice chest from yeti had the least amount of ice melted, while huskee's $16 foam chest was second. however, the foam cooler has no drain and isn't as so keep in mind price and wall thickness when shopping for your cooler. labor day monday promises to be labor day monday sunny with light winds along with daytime temperatures that remain below seasonal. temperatures will start to build back to seasonal to above seasonal by next weekend. high pressure remains our primary source f

. >>> a lucky break for a tangled up elk in arizona. the elk was wandering around with a tire swing wrapped in its antlers and caught the attention of the homeowner. the woman took these photos and videos in the back yard before jumping in to help. happens to be a veterinarian and spent 12 hours freeing the elk. free was, quote, amazing. >>> passengers on board a southwest airlines flight in chicago received a special treat when they reached the runway. check this out. >> this is bugs bunny here. and on behalf of this flight crew and southwest airlines, welcome to chicago, the windy city. please remain seated. keep your seat belt fastened. >> gene: that is flight attendant zack hameser. he welcomed passengers with the voices of looney tune characters. he did elmer fudd to pepe lepew. passengers gave him a round of applause. when he landed he said another thing. i thought i saw a purdy cat. mel blanc is smiling -- >> the flight attendant sitting next to him looks like she is a little embarrassed. >> gene: she might be he does this every

she worked for 12 hours to get close enough to free the elk, good job. >>> 6:48. we will go to the weather. >> the sun is beginning to come up and giving us a good idea of the cloud cover aspect around there. there's not necessarily fog, but a layer of clouds off the surface. i think it will scour out once it starts to heat up this is from the freedom plaza in sun city scepter. patchy clouds but not too bad this morning. 78 by noon, it's up to 86. day before the storms develop, a better coverage of rain through the afternoon, and any storms that form will push towards the coast, and otherwise, a high today of 98 degrees, and here's what i'm talking about, the next couple of hours, patchy clouds, and moisture increases through the morning hours, and by the time you head to lunchtime, there's not a lot of rain, but we will start to get heavier pockets by 2:00 p.m., and by 3:00 or 4:00, any rain that forms will make rain is not only closer to the coast, but also farther down to the south, and that's very important because dryer air is coming in from the north, and to

we got a look at these elk yesterday. you hear their mating call. busiest times at the park. more information at thedenverchannel.com. that's always fun to check out the elk. >> it's beautiful and especially this time of year as we head from summer to fall. >> and leaves start changing soon. not ready for that either. >> not just yet. don't even mention snow. >> yeah, the earliest snowfall ever in denver officially was september 3rd. that one saturday. not going to happen. sunshine this weekend. >>> beautiful right you see sun peeking through. fog early this morning and drizzle on the eastern plains. temperatures this morning in the upper 50s and low 60s early on. we will hit a high today of 85. it's a touch warmer and we'll see mostly sunny skies through the afternoon. denver at 85 and keenesburg at 86. in the low to mid upper soifts it's going to stay nice and a gorgeous afternoon here in denver. today most of our storms are in the mountains and here's your first alert that tomorrow the storms return to the plains. i'm showing you what it looks like both statewide and close

officials say the elk is doing just fine. what a coincidence. or maybe it wasn't. >> if you're going to run into a tire swing, do it in the back yard of a veterinarian. hopefully the weather works out. >> we're crossing our fingers. work through here. we're tracking the strongest winds this afternoon into this evening, especially across the islands with frequent gusts past 50 miles an hour. 40-50 across the cape and buzzards bay. gusty winds, strongest today and tonight. not as strong tomorrow but the showers edge in from the west late in the afternoon -- or from the east late in the afternoon to the overnight hours tonight so widespread showers on tuesday. lingering showers on wednesday end of the week. >> that will do it for 7news at noon. thank you for joining us today. i'm sarah french. >> i'm kris anderson. have a great labor day and a fios is not cable. we're wired differently. which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios, this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in, i know it's in, it's in but it's not working

the elks are hosting the dinner as a thank you. it's $12 for everyone else who attends the dinner. the money will be donated to programs in the waukesha police department. milwaukee's basilica of saint josaphat is one of more than 170 buildings rolling out the welcome mat for doors open milwaukee. guides will give a glimpse into the basilica's past. it was completed in 1901. the tour's start at 1:00 this afternoon. the last one begins at 4:30. other churches, private and public buildings are hosting similar tours. we have a full list under the on t.v. section of wisn.com. milwaukee bucks head coach jason kidd wants to see your best trick shot. how you can shoot some hoops with him later today. plus, a high tech box keeps how the device works and what it means for patients waiting for a transplant right now. and meteorologist jeremy nelson in the weather center. germany: the weekend and's with sunshine. darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos

police officers and firefighters were treated to a homemade dinner at the elks lodge, as a token of the community's appreciation for the work they do. it means a lot to us. anytime the community shows their support like this. immediately we walk in, we're greeted with thank you's and handshakes. appreciate what we do for the community. goes a long way 24 to hear that. especially on a sunday afternoon. get provided a nice meal. money raised from a raffle will be donated to the waukesha police the prime-time matchup was also the official unveiling of minnesota's brand new "u.s. bank stadium." the state of the art complex came with a price tag of one-point-one ?billion? dollars..at nearly twice the metrodome's footprint, u.s. bank stadium is one of the first things you minneapolis.the stadium is designed to bring the outdoors in; from the views of downtown to massive doors that swing wide open. "the fact that we've created the first fixed-roof, virtually-outdoor stadium ever built is really, i think, one of those things that will continue to make this building unique." there are six there

demonstrators gathered outside elk alone -- el cajon headquarters and they were shouting and chanting. a judge will soon since the man convicted of killing a colorado state patrol trooper. a jury found christopher gaber is guilty of the crash last spring that killed trooper t foe and injured trooper rushing. gaber's was driving high. the mother had a her son.>> taylor, your death serves as a reminder of evil existence but the way you lived your life serves as a reminder of evil's extinction. >> sentencing will happen in november. >>> president obama is set to sign a short-term spending bill government shutdown. it includes one $.1 billion in aid to combat the zika virus. the bill will keep the government running through early december. >>> one of the weather watcher's are seeing this. >>> welcome back. let's look at what's happening. mild in the pacific northwest and cooling off in southern california after a hot few days. we have subtropical moisture flowing from the southwest so arizona, new mexico to idaho into wyoming could get rain today. it includes colorado. the midsection is q

. >>> back here at home, take a look at this, and elk with a large tire swing wrapped around his antlers, take that back this is in arizona, colorado,, fortunately a woman nearby was not afraid to help. she recorded videos, and she says, she was shocked when she looked out her window yesterday morning to see this. at irst, she said she did not know what to do. >> i literally had to take a double take, as i thought i am not seeing what i think i am seeing. literally, this poor guy had a macrami, and his antlers. >> thankfully the elk stumbled upon the perfect yard for help, that is because deborah is a veterinarian. she was up to the 12 hour task that it took for her to free him. >>> here is a bizarre story, this man broke into a home in mmrtha's vineyard and pain to the residence doll purple. felix ragan is his name, he is charged with raking and entering an animal cruelty. purple, but he stole several items in and took off. he was eventually caught erie ?t he had purple paint on his pants. not clear why he would have painted the dog. >>> hermine, the tropical storm, continues to bow to

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so we do have elk that use this area. they use the drainages for calving. we also have mule deer. so there may be some mule deer fawns out here. coyotes are other common mammals. occasionally there is a bear in this area. and it really -- the connectivity of this open space, i think really helps that -- some of those larger mammals, especially elk, because they do move from summer to winter range. so kind of in the distance you can see lindsey ranch. and so the house was constructed in 1949. and so basically the site history we had native americans used this site intermittently, prehistoriwise, in the 1800s, it was homesteading activity. and which continued up until the property was taken over in 1951. we can go out and look at the edge of the property where the department of energy still retains that interior core, where the plant used to be. rocky flats plant was basically in operation from 1952 until roughly 1992. and they -- it was a plutonium trigger production site, so this was one piece of the nuclear weapon production. so then those triggers were shipped to other locations