it is an unbelievable same, rescue effort here at the apl. see these volunteers and staff going through the boxes those rabbits a number of animals rescued today from a home on the west side at the ep said he had not seen anything like it, a tip call came in earlier, to the epo hotline. police in a field investigators responded to the house at 39th and bailey finding the animals in the backyard. some estimates of about 100, many showing signs of neglect and poor conditions. mostly chickens would also turkeys, potbellied pig, a couple of dogs and cats the latest count is 155, at the apl they are assessing the situatio and it is coming at a challenging time because they have just rescued more than 30 >> this is a first. we have had large seizures before, we had a large seizure of guards in the past we have dealt with large groups of chickens usually cockfighting. this the first time we've had a example of urban farming gone wrong. account is 155 animals rescued from the home, the apl equipped to handle farm animals with their reaching out to sa

they are now being checked out and cared for at the p r apl. with that many -- at the apl. with that many animals things are bad. >> the vast majority are chickens and a number of rooster. we have a number of turkeys, rabbits, pigeons, a pig, a goat, a couple of dogs, a couple of ducks, and we've just learned we have some geese coming in as well. >> the animals were rescued thanks to a tip called in. once they are checked out and treated for problems the apl will look the animals. and i know they will find great homes. >>> all right, so, here's your dose of weird news for the night. it's really really weird. bestiality is close to being illegal in ohio. that's right it's not against the law in the buckeye state. a bill just passed by the ohio senate will make it illegal. it's on the way to the house and according to the dayton daily news ohio is one of 11 still legal. hmm. well, take a look that's governor john kasich sending a self-driving truck on a test run in ohio. i said it, a self-driving truck. it took a drive with a driver along as back up. it will take a test run o

. >>> this is the home where 211 animals were seized by the cleveland apl. >> just shocked. that's all i can say. door neighbor was. >> they're nice neighbors. come over once a week and hand us eggs. >> the man and woman who live in this house are married, in their 50s and from a foreign country. he said the animals were not part of a business. they were pets. >> he had a couple in there that looked unhealthy. >> yeah. >> but what do you expect with 200 animals. >> this is a first and this is rough shape. >> the conditions in the yard as you can imagine with this number of animals were extremely poor. >> some extremely thin. others have sores. according to the cleveland department of public health a person can have two farm animals if their property is 14,400 square feet with one additional animal per each additional 1200 square feet. >> you hear the pigs and stuff. sounds actually. it's pretty quiet now. >> neighbor beth smith is baffled be i the news. >> maybe just a few roosters, a couple of chickens, and we thought that was it. >> the animals were seized after a call was

removed the animals from the house on bailey avenue after a tip wednesday apl is caring for them will looking for help from rescue organizations, sharon harvey, says it doesn't appear that any of them were used for fighting neglected. >> as overwhelming as a says, w can now sleep knowing that thes animals are safe and we're goin to get them into more appropriate homes >> investigation is ongoing in the annals owners could face charges or be fine for zoning violations. a ban on buses and public square causes problems were rta riders and city council, some council members said they were close part of superior avenue to buses, the mayor's death says it is a safety issue with buses in an area with high for traffic but the council says that public square was designed to attract large crowds with high foot traffic, and i will write or say the band's increasing commute times causing them to miss connections. a million terms that this causes around the square, it actually places people in more danger than if you had passes through superior. by having to make the extra time, instead of going s

all being treated at the apl for more rural rescue groups. we're really not equipped to deal with this many fowl and livestock. especially after just saving 38 cats from a different home last week. as overwhelming as this is for us to deal with we can now sleep knowing these animals are safe and we're going to get them into more appropriate homes. in cleveland suzanne stratford fox8 news. during an extraordinary job there. the case is unr neglect charges and possibly also be fined by the city for zoning violations. a ban on buses in public square is causing problems for rta riders and city council. some council members say they were kept in the dark about the decision to close part of superior avenue to buses. the mayor's staff says having buses in an area with high foot traffic is a safety issue. council members say the argument doesn't add up since public square was designed to attract large crowds. a number of riders say the ban is also increasing commute the holiday season just got a whole lot warmer for about 100 students in the east cle

contact the apl for more information. >>> cleveland area gas stations were raided by the fbi we talked to a owner of five of the stayss who said -- stations who said he in no idea why they were there brothers connected to three of the the gas stations were part of a food stamp fraud ring. >>> self-driving vehicles could be in the future in ohio. governor kasich announced the state is investing $15 million to reer is. technology tested on a 35 mile columbus. the self-driving truck da test run and the truck is aided by a fiber optic cable network and sensor system pretty cool stuff. >> how about that that's technology. >>> let's check in with holly our good friend rick in dover says flurries they are seeing flurries. >> we have flurries flying around and colder air too. so, we are only going to end up around 40 or so for the high today. a little cooler than where we should be. and we are currently 30s. 38 degrees at hopkins scattered rain and snow chances. blustery. and colder december air has nestly arrived. right on time december 1st. hope you are having a great start. most of the show

. >> the animals were seized after a call was made to the apl humane investigation's hot line. it was the first complaint about the house. charges for violating the number of animals allowed on a property and cruelty and clinics in our state. the women's medical center is breaking law. : it doesn't have a nearby hospital. this case is likely toil toll be a similar regulation was a substantial obstacle to an abortion. >> donald trump victory. trump says this story is to thank his supporters in important battleground states. still plenty of protesters in attendance. >> now that you put me in this position, even if you don't help me one bit, i'm going to get it done. don't worry. >> trump's thank you tour will continue over the next few he thought he would have done better in. >>> well, what a year. first, we all know lebron james bringing cleveland their first nba championship in 52 years. now he is gracing the color as the 2016 sports person of the year. lebron is their pick, not only because of his work charity. lebron janes tiger woods. honored during a ceremony in brooklyn la

. >> philadelphia police have arrested apl "a" woman in connen to the death of her two-year-old son. andrea worrell is charged with the death of her two-year-old son zyair. he died at the hospital. he had a lacerated liver and ear. >> 23 people were left without a place when a fire broke out in a row of homes on north fulton street. no one was hurt but footage from chopper 6 shows what the flames did. six homes were destroyed. two others were severely damaged. as families try to determine how to rebuild, a woman a block away is speer heading efforts to help. >> i went to the people with blankets. i said what's your number? can i pray with you? how many people live in the home? what are your ages? >> she hopes to fill a u haul with items for the victims. >> the spanish version of philadelphia's love statute was on lone for pope francis visit last year, temporarily installed at the top of the art museum steps. now it will find a home across the street from the basilica of st.saints peter and paul. the horse show turned over a check, a third installment to the hospital modernization pro

. >>> the cleveland apl is caring for 100 barn yard animals that happened on the west side yesterday afternoon. turkeys and ducks and a goat and pig were removed from the yard. apl says it is not used to dealing with farm type animals and wants to get them out-- adopted out as soon as possible. for more information, and how to help, they need even chicken feed, check the facebook page or give them a call. >>> highways that enabled develop -- enable self-driving vehicles could be in the dollars to reer is. technology for a 35 mile stretch. a self-driving truck did a test run. it's aided by a fiber optic cable network and sensor systems that will be installed next year. >>> after being thawed for 7 years today a outdoor ice rink reopens. >> tiffany tarpley joins us live from canton this morning. make this happen. >> reporter: a big effort here to make all of this possible this once popular attraction is back and it opens tonight and joining me this morning is the mayor. just take us through this. how did you make something like this happen. >> tiffany good morning. thank you for visiti

woke up to see the rn decided to reroute d apl. i feel like i am in a dream. they actually listened to what we wanted. >> racial tweeted opinions aside i am grateful to live where victory isn't determined by your size or money. caleb rights this construction should have continued. the liberal elite would have you walking to work while they ride limos to the ball. we would love to hear from you. log on to any of our wusa 9 conversation. >>> another foot of snow could fall on hawaii's two highest mountain peaks on top of the two feet dumped there since last thursday. last night most of the big island and all of hawaii were under a winter storm warning. officials were closed to force a section of hawaii's volcano national park due to fog, heavy snow, icy conditions. snow on hawaii's mountain peaks is not uncommon in the colder months because they are this has to be giving meteorologists a lot to talk about since usually it's warm, sunny, beautiful. today, tonight and the rest of the week. >> most people don't live at the top of those peaks so they are down where

that could touch off aple of flurries but all in all, no accumulations with any snow showers or flurries that move in. mostly cloudy. 12 degrees to start your day. that probably will be the high temperature of the day. and them, we'll see below zero temperatures over the next few nights. i'll tell you how hold it is going to get with windchill advisories coming up. >> as the temperatures drop, local shelters are filling to capacity. >> they struggle to help the homeless. it's tough because of funding cuts. >> we're looking at a cold milwaukee landscape. katie. >> it's an often overlooked epidemic in our city. it can be a matter of life and death. tonight, i met some people who are working to make the situation better. have nowhere to go in this cold weather. >> when you're so out of energy, your body uses everything it has to stay warm. >> he knows exactly how it feels. he spent much of his life homeless. >> you drink all the time. >> six years ago, he showed up at the doorstep of the church with warming rooms and beds for 22 people. meals werero volunteers. >> she brought me this box of

the blaze has burned more than 15,000 acres of the great >> denise: a huge job for the apl. animal control officers just finished going through a home that was more like a farm. they seized more than 200 animals from one house. tiffani tucker with more on how they are trying to care for all of the animals at once. >> tiffani: an ma will control control -- animal control is removing this goat, one of more than chickens, roosters, a pig, rabbit and even a turkey taken from the backyard of a cleveland home on bailey road. some of the animals we are told are malnourished. >> reporter: it is normally a quiet community, but occasionally you would hear animal noises. >> what did you hear? >> the chickens clucking. >> we would wake up and hear i heard the pigs a couple times. >> reporter: officers are seen talking with the people at the home. people there didn't want to talk to us. >> we are dramatically overwhelmed right now. >> reporter: they say the agency has never seen anything like this. now they have the tedious task of tagging and documenting each and every animal. >> this i

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rabbits, dogs, chickens even a pig and a goat are being checked out and cared for at the cleveland apl. they were rescued thanks to a tip. they will start looking for homes. >>> today some very deserving cleveland businesses actually a big boost. the urban league is launching a loan fund for minority-owned small businesses. this money will be split into 50 loans for the next three years. the full plan set to be announced this afternoon. >>> and one of the biggest sports legends in cleveland history receiving a major honor. jim brown being awarded the athletes concerned with civil rights. the morning sprint will continue in 60 seconds staivment stay >>> a 33-year-old man was woman hurt. the nbc station in youngston that she was five or six months pregnant. we are working to verify that information with authorities. the high school in the area placed on lockdown. all students and staff are okay. i tweeted a photo and the journal also reports that he was on parole. live, news 5. >> the fourth and final inmate escaped from a california jail just over a recaptured. >> finding chavez at his

the issue that various tech giants have faced in front of google, aple and reminder of the travail they through. >> it has been a horrible year for technology companies in brussels. three cases opened against moste, one of the important against the android operating system. an order from apple to pay $13 billion of taxes to the irish government, which they will fight. tax andas issues with e-books. it is a jurisdiction where you need to tread carefully. these are very powerful regulators. more importantly, they can worse you to change what you do, as we saw with microsoft, change the way you do business in europe and globally. has had other issues? it had its own terrible year in europe in 2016? >> it seems endless. we started with germany having antitrust and privacy terms. a lot of privacy probes into the issue.app larger and also hate speech, german officials are concerned facebook may not be doing enough to stem hate speech. it is a tough year for them. julie: what about any other antitrust action that we will see for the tech industry broadly? , is theirlators special scrutiny on t

a couple chickens, and that was >> the animals were seized after a call was made to the apl humane investigators hot line. it was the first complaint about the house. the owner now facing charges for violating a number of animals allowed on the property and cruelty and neglect. >>> ohio is pulling the plug on one of the few remains abortion clinics in our state. officials say the women's medical center of dayton is breaking the law. doesn't have a transfer agreement with a nearby appealed and president is with the clinic. ruled a similar regulation in texas with a quote, substantial obstacle to a woman's constitutional right to an abortion. >> the doors to a unique housing complex are now open. a place for us is the first low income senior facility designed specifically for the lgbt community. the 55 unit apartment complex is on the cleveland lakewood border. it serves mainly order lesbians living elderly lesbians have an annual income of $20,000 or less. residents say they enjoy being around seniors with similar life experiences. >> when you're in your flock, you feel safe. you feel comfortable

cleveland apl has 200 more animals on their hands after what they called a seizure of pet like they've never seen before. >> brian: wait until you see this story. >>> breaking news, the search for a man wanted and killing a local man and another woman, we have new this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's all of this, this, this, and this. he mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal. in all of history. yeah, it's that good. honey bunches of oats. >> brian: we continue to track breaking news out of ravenna as the search for a man armed and dangerous continues this morning. that's david calhoun jr. he shot two people and killed one of them. >> denise: we talked to a police a short time ago, and they didn't tell us or wouldn't tell us whether he's in custody or not yet. the portage sheriff's department said he shot and killed a man and then shot taking off. here's another look at his picture. the portage county sheriff wants you to take a good look at the picture. this is david calhoun jr., 5'9" tall and 192 pounds and depth se

we just urge peopl cars, cars watch for people eveo when you're in apl parking lot. we recommend if you're driving, maybe crack your windows a little bit.litt it will help you hear what's wh going on outside. pedestrians, make sure they seee you, especially at this time ofi day when it's getting darker. in the morning, wear white clothing. just think of your traffic and d your road rules and we're tryinr to keep everyone safe. > thank you so much for joinini us, thank you very much., i know of we putth you on the st so we appreciate the update. again, just to recap, 52 year ya old woman, her two children, 11i and 14, a boy and girl struck by a vehicle all expected to survive at this point.e at teisha lewis, fox5 local news.ws > new tonight it's one of thehe most stunning videos d.c. police have release in recent memory and now it's led to an arrest thanks to some fox5 viewers. >> a man pulled a gun and thehe footage is so incredible been p more than 770,000 times.. 's paul wagner live tonight witi this story. >>reporter: we learned aboutbot this arrest earlier today

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