pit bulls. ((michelle mortensen)) >>> it seems like everyone has an opinion about the breed. some say the dogs are a danger ... while others say the breed gets a bad rap. supporters of pitbulls have taken to social media bombarding posts about this recent attack with the hashtag "don't bully our breed." ((brian loftus)) >> 8 news now reporter shakala alvaranga is clearing the air on the myths, lies and misconceptions about pit bulls. 9 year old derion stevenson was the tragedy putting a dark cloud over a breed that tends to get a negative reputation ... pit bulls. "i've heard horrendous stories as you can imagine in rescue as to what people have done to animals ... far more stories about humans hurting animals than animals every hurting humans." there's no question what happened this week was awful. "even if he saw you 20 times in the same day, he would tell you he loved you. 20 times a day he didn't get tired of it." but benson wants people to keep something in mind. concern about that particul

pit bulls. thanks for joining us live at 11 ... i'm paul joncich. ((christianne klein)) >> and i'm christianne klein. we've read your comments online...some people are angry that the dog's breed is getting a bad rap...starting the hashtag "don't bully our breed." the air on the myths, lies and misconceptions about pit bulls. shakala? ((shakala alvaranga)) >> paul and christianne, yesterday's tragedy has stirred an online debate : one side that says pit bulls are dangerous, vicious animals. but others, who say the finger should be pointed at the pet's owner. we talked to a rescue organization tonight ... to get answers. 9 year old derion stevenson was attacked and killed by a dog wednesday afternoon. the tragedy putting negative reputation ... pit bulls. "i've heard horrendous stories as you can imagine in rescue as to what people have done to animals ... far more stories about humans hurting animals than animals every hurting humans." there's no question what happened this week was awful. "even

the bull ran right through it. >> a bull walks into a bar -- >> no idea the level of injuries but you better believe he was soon. >> the bars saved him a little bit. as he was trying to gore him, it saved him. he seems to be okay. >> he'll be fine. >> wow. this is great sizer. is there raspberry in it? >> and strawberry. >> awesome. where did you get that? >> i made it. >> tell me more. >> you can now brew your cider at home. you can create your own recipes with this machine. this has you written all over it. oscar thought of everything with this new invention. all you do is choose your fruit of choice, toss them in there, add yeast, sugar and water. >> it gives you the amounts and the ingredients. >> it takes one to two weeks, but there you have it. >> not only can you do cider, you can make wine as well. >> it has you written all over it, too. >> oh, yeah. it's cool and they have a kick starter for it. they needed $80,000. >> i can see why. you need the app. anybody can do it then you put it in the corner and do it. honestly, i think it's a great idea. >> it is going to run $399. >>

out -- >> not even that the bull ran right through it. >> bull walks into a bar -- >> you know what the level of injuries that this guy received but you better believe he got real skard. >> ironically the bar david him a little bit. as the bull was trying to gore him it pushed the cage along the floor. he seems to be okay. >> he'll be fine. >> things are getting strange. starting to worry. this could be a case for mulder and scully. cue the nick calderone eye roll. this is -- >> surface last month. >> lots of speculation. big foot -- >> you can see this big creature walking along sort of desert area. goes behind that bush and then -- >> you're freaking out a little bit. >> i don't know what that is. >> oh -- >> oh, going to get all of this -- desert out there. >> it kind of moves like -- >> that's what it is. >> oh. >> looks like me honestly. >> especially when i get up in the morning. >> can we real or fake it? >> oh, yeah, thanks for the permission. >> it looks like the shadows aren't quite right. if you watch his right foot it doesn't move it forward in the right way. the thing f

the bull is like, watch what i can do. >> oh! oh, no. trapped in a cage with a bull. bars. >> of course he did. it's like a speeding freight train. whatever little piece of bar you put in front of it. >> you can see the man being thrown in the cage before people manage to go. >> holy cow. >> and try to get him out. not before the bull pushes the cage around this street. fortunately for this man, they are able to pull him out. >> worst idea ever. >> there is also a different angle. >> he was probably thinking he was so cool, hanging out behind those bars you are not going to get me. >> the bars weren't placed close enough to keep the bull out. >> not even that, they weren't strong enough. the bull ran right through it. >> a bull walk sbs into a bar - >> no idea the level of but you better believe he was real scared. may not be doing this anytime soon. >> the bars saved him a little bit. as he was trying to gore him, it saved him. he seems to be okay. >> he'll be fine. >> wow. this is great sizer. is there raspberry in it? >> and strawberry. >> awesome. where did you ge

watch shirt taunting the bull. the bull is like, watch what i can do. >> oh! >> oh. oh, no. >> now you're trapped in a cage with a bull. oh, no! >> charged right through those bars. >> of course he did. >> a speeding freight train. whatever little piece of bar you put in front of it -- >> oh, you see the man being thrown in the cage before people actually managed to go -- >> and try to get him out. but not before the bull pushes the cage around this street. fortunately for this man they are able to pull him out. before you know it, it's out again. now, a lot of people in the corner go you know what? >> worst idea ever. >> there is also different angles. >> this guy is probably thinking he was so cool. hanging out behind those bars you're not going to get me. >> the enough to keep the bull out -- >> not even that the bull ran right through it. >> bull walks into a bar -- >> you know what the level of injuries that this guy received but you better believe he got real skard. >> ironically the bar david him a little bit. as the bull was trying to gore him it pushed the c

he's bull[bleep] he's bull[bleep] about stuff.all right, well, why don't we let the dust settle a little bit? -sammy: okay. -lemonis: all right? sammy: got it. lemonis: the blow-up between sammy and joe gives me real concern. i know we have a management problem, but i need to put that off to the side and get focused, because we have a meeting with the first potential franchisee. how are you, john? -john: good. how are you? lemonis: good to see you. i'm marcus. i'm blown away by the interest that we already have with the concept, but closing a deal here today will give us real momentum. we've gotten a lot of applications -- almost 800 -- since we kind of launched the concept. and so one of the prerequisites we have is that there's significant restaurant experience. do you have it? -john: sure. my wife's family has been in the restaurant catering business for almost 50 years. i have a background in design and construction. lemonis: well, clearly your background is qualified. why don't we take a look at the menu board? john: you've g

this is one guy here in the red shirt taunting the bull. the bull is like, watch >> oh! >> oh. oh, no. >> now you're trapped in a cage with a bull. oh, no! >> charged right through those bars. >> of course he did. >> a speeding freight train. whatever little piece of bar you put in front of it -- >> oh, you see the man being thrown in the cage before people actually managed to go -- >> holy cow. >> and try to get him out. the cage around this street. fortunately for this man they are able to pull him out. before you know it, it's out again. now, a lot of people in the corner go you know what? >> worst idea ever. >> there is also different angles. >> this guy is probably thinking he was so cool. hanging out behind those bars you're not going to get me. >> the bars weren't placed close enough to keep the bull out -- >> not even that right through it. >> bull walks into a bar -- >> you know what the level of injuries that this guy received but you better believe he got real skard. >> ironically the bar david him a little bit. as the bull was trying to gore him it pushed the cage a

out -- >> not even that the bull ran right through it. >> bull walks into a b >> you know what the level of t this guy received but you better believe hal se k. >> ironically the bar david him a little bi thet. bull was tryi him it pushed the cage along the floor. he seems to be okay. >> he'll be fine. >> things are getting strange. starting to worry. this could be a case for mulder this is -- >> surface last month. >> lots of speculation. big foot -- >> you can see this big creature walking along sort of desert area. goes behind that bush and then -- >> you're freaking out a little bit. >> i don't know what that is. >> oh -- >> oh, going to get all of this -- >> it kind of moves like -- >> the bird, tweeting birds. >> right. >> not like that. that's the one thing that bothered me the most outside of, you know, aliens watching through the desert. >> the funny part about this, if you caught this on video, you mean to tell me that you wouldn't run up and try and get a better look or get a different angle, or investigate it? this is the missing link right here. >> are you crazy -- >> whoa!

moore still can't believe a pit bull took his nephew's knife. nephew. probably -- i thought a little bite. >> reporter: moore says the pit bull's owner's wife held derion until medics arrived. >> i don't blame them. the dog people they -- they didn't expect that to happen. >> reporter: animal control officers had the pit bull put down this morning. it's not clear if the owner will face charges. why the dog unclear. but moore thinks his nephew may have startled the dog. >> what triggered the dog was my nephew running. >> reporter: he called his anybody you a his mini me and they shared a room. >> he's done. what can you do? >> that was antonio castelan reporting. >>> a man is in critical condition after being hit by a a busy street just off the strip. police say the victim was not in a crosswalk when he was hit near harmon and paradise. the driver stayed on scene and cooperated with officers. witnesses say the man had just walked out of the a liquor store and was heads to the hard rock hotel when he was hit. >>> a veteran pilot was able to walk away. he

. >> reporter: marie, the pit bull has been put to sleep. animal control thought that would be the best option. the little boy's family wanted it euthanized. the family still can't believe a dog killed their loved one. >> i'm seeing myny too's face full of blood. >> reporter: it's an image derion stevenson laying in a pool of blood. >> went to get some candy. next thing you know they open the door and he -- the dog came and attacked my nephew. >> reporter: the pit bull bit stevenson on the face and punctured his pain artery in his neck. he was hush -- rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced took his nephew's life. >> i never thought he would kill my nephew. >> reporter: the pit bull's owner held derion until paramedics arrived. >> they didn't expect that to happen. >> reporter: animal control officers had the pit bull euthanized. the mauling is still under investigation. it's not clear if the owner will face charges. unclear. but moore thinks his nephew may have startled dog. >> i can't sleep with my nephew. he always want his own roo

are pit bulls. "they're amazing, amazing dogs so it's hearbtreaking to me that they get this stigma because here's what ends up happening: homeowners association don't allow them, insurance companies discriminate against them, landlords will say that you can't have them." we ran into stella on her way home tonight. she's 7 months old. "we had her since she "everybody thinks pit bulls are just so terrible, they're all so mean, and they're not." benson's team has rescued almost 200 pit bulls in the valley. she hopes others will do their research on the dog. "she's just like every other dog, she's no different, just because she's a pit bull." ((christianne klein)) >> according to dog bite dot org, 34 people died from dog attacks last year. 82 percent of those were by i pit bulls only make up 6-percent of the dog population. by the way, it's still unclear if the owner of the dog in the local attack will face criminal charges./// ((paul joncich)) >> tedd it's looking pretty cloudy outside this afternoon.

the pit-bull mix that killed a little boy has been euthanized... police say the dog attacked nine- year-old derion stevenson yesterday afternoon. fox5's eric hilt talked with the boy's family today, eric how are they derion's family says he was a very sweet little boy who was always telling his relatives that he loved them. they say he had gone outside to play -- and then about a half hour later they heard about the attack. derion's grandmother said she rushed to the scene and saw the dog standing over the boy. neighbor's tell me this isn't the fir the three-year- old pitt bull mix named left eye get violent... three weeks ago the dog bit another child -- and then attacked a dog. "we heard screaming outside and what we saw is the dog you know, trying to separate the pit bull and the little dog and the neighbor" one neighbor told me they were scared of the dog after that attack three weeks ago -- and if they saw the pitt bull mix i knocked on the dog-owners door -- nobody answered.... neighbors told me that nobody had been out that house since last

. >>> and it's the running of the bulls event where the bulls really left behind their mark. >>> well, good afternoon. we begin this afternoon with a news alert out of southern california, where police are brown. they have been there for several hours now after a woman claimed brown violently threatened her with a gun. >> you can see the big mansion and the luxury cars and the sports cars behind it here as the helicopter zooms around. ron has the latest on this breaking story. what do you have run -- ron? >> we have been watching it go on outside his home in the call came in at about 3:00 in the morning. officers did try to enter the home. when they tried to enter the house for search for a possible weapon, they were told, go get a search warrant. tmz reporting that they were later able to successfully retrieve guns, weapons, and out of his home. he even reportedly taunted place saying come and get me. he has been in legal troubles for years, including a brutal attack on his girlfriend, rihanna, back in 2009. that case closed after a judge ruled he successfully completed community ser

they got the bulls out of there. this is another one that takes the cake as far as new stories we've never had on the program before. >> dana: the homeowners saying that is a bunch of bull. >> tom: there is an accident up on the mountain in town it's getting busy as we get through the bowl. south bound on 15 lots and lots of cars. we're starting to get into the prerush hour. nine minute drive between the bowl and tropicana. >> kelly: outside right now a lot of sunshine. we're looking north. beautiful colors out there. as we look to the south late they are afternoon maybe clouds building, also off to the east. the temperatures outside right now, these are the coolest temperatures we're going to see probably for the next week. enjoy it. spring valley at 76. north las vegas 73. a little cool right now. blue diamond at 70. it is going to heat up big time late they are afternoon and especially into the weekend. quiet conditions now but lingering moisture in arizona and utah. thunderstorm possibles there. las vegas today e

but he's also taking heat over a tweet sent this morninag ut nba ose cosinstray bulle n friday. quote: "dwyane wade's cousin was just in chicago. just what i have been saying. african- americans will vote trump!" critics quickly jumped - accusing trump of racism - and using a real- life tragedy for political gain. the nominee from doubling down during his speech in iowa. t - donald trump / presidential nominee "more than six- thousand african american are the victims of murder every single year. just yesterday, ar dwyane wade, great guy, dwyane wade? was the shooting." ---------------- meanwhile, rival hillary clinton spent saturday morning at her first national security intelligence briefing? her motorcade arriving at the f-b-i field office in white plains, new york. the democratic nominee aeng alone - for more than two hours. her running mate tim kaine on the trail - keeping up the heat against trump. sot - sen. tim kaine / vice-presidential nominee "it's not the community of division and blame game that sadly can work in elections." election day now just 72 days away. devin d

pit bulls contributed to 64% of those death. now -- ken smith has a look at how the blue cut fire is affecting the roads this morning. temperatures are forecast for the las vegas area thursday. once again the big challenge will be air quality due to ozone and smoke. according to clark county ozone levels will remain at unhealthy levels thursday and again friday. smoke levels are forecast to be moderate for both days because of the blue cut fire near victorvi wind down toward the weekend there will be some thunderstorm chances in mohave county and some of those storms if they develop could spread into our area. the uv index for thursday is 10 or very high. we continue to this morning only 4-percent of the wildfire is contained. its exploded in growth...burning more than 25- thousand acres since it started tuesday... mario ramirez from our sister station in los angeles is at the front lines of the fire in wrightwood, california. mario? more than 31- thousand acres more than 31- thousand acres have been destroyed by the blue cut fi

this is the biggest bull. >> he said bull. we'll talk about that in 20 minutes with a reaction from the trump campaign live on the fox news channel. brian, thank you so much. laura? >>> eric, police are trying to figure out why a man set a fire on a train in switzerland and then stabbed several fellow passengers. authorities say the 27-year-old suspect had at least one knife and poured out a flammable liquid. at least six people are now being treated for burns and stab wounds including a 6-year-old child. the attack happening as the train arrived in the town near salez. so far they don't believe this is terror related. >>> we have a disturbing report to tell you about in queensland, mosque. two men were shot when a man walked up to them outside the mosque and shot them in the head. there are reports that the imam is one of the victims. we have no identification yet as that area of queens is largely arab as well as islamic. there were several mosques at that point and we'll bring you any information as when it come s the reason

the bull pen cannot hold. eddie rosario the pinch-hit run off of ramirez. the bull pen gives up four runs and by the way romero going to the 15-day dl. >>> cutter says mccoy and robert ayering so a great job of guiding rookie robert sp spence. draft pick flashes every day. >>> by the way, today's

. >> reporter: while red bull athletes are known for pushing the limits, this may be sean mccormack's most dangerous mission yet. >> it's an adventure we're chasing. >> reporter: a flyer in the elite red bull air force at 41 years old, sean's now out to sky surf a thunderstorm. >> everybody likes to say, you can't can't. ride up until you do it. >> reporter: welcome to florida where the summer storms are legendary. with more people killed by lightning here than any other state. last month, two vacationing lightning struck them on clearwater beach. >> i tried to figure out if i was hurting. my whole body was pretty much numb. >> reporter: central florida is one of the most lightning-prone zones in the world. for sean mccormack, that's exactly the point. >> so the big question is, why? >> in all my time training what we're doing here is the one experience that i've had that wasn't really able to get chronicled properly. >> reporter: but for extreme athletes like sean, carefully coordinated red bull stunts these are also about the bragging rights. getting that perfect video. not easy, es

and were likely pit bull terriers. those two dogs were to hear from deputies about receiving a 911 call from the son and what may happen to those dogs moving forward. shawn chitnis, cbs4 morning news. >> thank you very much. >>> a 2-year old boy remains in an aurora hospital after investigators say his father intentionally crashed his car trying to kill the young boy. it happened in centennial. police say he told them he wanted to kill son because being a father was a big responsibility. he was wearing a seatbelt and the boy wasn't and he wasn't in a car seat. the boy has a broken femur and concussion, but he'll survive. >>> new information about a suspected street racing crash that killed a person and a 17-year old left the scene. custody. police says he does not have a drivers license, only a learner's permit and they're looking for the second driver involved. 1 man who lives nearby says racing is a constant problem. >> it's a big problem. it's a problem between friday and saturday night. sometimes sunday night. i th

one officer tried to kick the pit bull after him. he was unsuccessful. >> when he was unsuccessful, he pulled the weapon and fired shots at the pit bull. >> reporter: the dog was killed. the 28-year-old wok who was bitten in both hands was taken to the hospital for treatment. the man was bitten in the hand, but refused medical treatment. the dog suffered minor injuries. >> discharged his weapon and that's what stopped the dog from attacking both of these individuals. >> reporter: now police say the dog appeared to be well kept and did not appear to be a stray dog. so far, no one has come forward claiming to be the owner. i'm dann cuellar, channel 6 "action news." >>> we have breaking news tonight. from prospect park in delaware county, chopper 6 is live over lincoln and chester pike. police are investigating an accident, a pedestrian has been hit. police have found the striking car but not the driver who struck. this is chester pike and lincoln. this happened about 30 minutes ago. again, we have no word on the condition of the victim

year-old derion stevenson was playing outside when a pit-bull mix attacked him. fox5's eric hilt is live in the newsroom where he's been learning more about the dog involved in the attack. the dog was a three-year-old pit bull mix named left eye and clark county officials tell us this morning that dog was euthanized becuase of this attack. this is a picture of that dog... police say just after 3:30 yesterday it attacked and killed 9-year-old derion stevenson. he was a sweet little boy who was constantly telling family members he loved them. neighbors tell us this isn't the first time they've seen this dog get violent. people who live closeby say that about three weeks ago the pit bull mix bit another child before attacking a dog. "we heard screaming outside and what we saw is the dog you know, trying to separate the pit bull and the little dog and the neighbor" "im just glad my son was there and was right by my grandbaby's side...because i was trying to get out of the car and the dog looked like it wanted to attack me. a neighbor told me that when the dog was in

but is this still a heated bull rally? we will give you the evidence and let u.s. -- let you decide. joe: plus, a new kind of globalization. mark: and we will look at the results for walmart mean for retail. scarlet: we begin with our market minute. oil and heard a bull market. if you look at equities. it was kind of meandering for much of the day. joe: meandering is right, but i would say it's a continuation of what we saw during the fed meetings yesterday. essentially, it was a slow-motion continuation. mark: i think meander is a good word for stocks. i want to start with a group that led the market higher. we talked about oil getting into a bull market. here we go. the energy index has been a pretty big part of the rally. you can see how much it gained today. it was up 60 basis points at one point. higher, notmarket as much weight on the s&p as it used a have, but still an impact. we have utilities and financials. the two that make headlines every day. it depends on how the market feels about interest rates right now. r

they're sausage they're bull[ bleep ] ? they're sausage they're bull[ bleep ] ? ? they're sausage they're bull[ bleep ] ? ? they're sausage they're bull[ bleep ] ? ? they're sausage they're bull[ bleep ] ? >> tariq: what i wanna know is where the sausage at? >> jimmy: we're so happy you came back. >> jimmy: thank you for coming back -- >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: they love you. come on, we love you. >> that's so nice. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're in a great mood tonight. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> thank you, that's wonderful. >> jimmy: you have a history of following jerry seinfeld. >> i do have a very unfortunate history of follow jerry seinfeld. when i was, like, 14 years old, i wanted to be in the just for laughs comedy festival which is in montreal, and to audition for it, i had to fly to los angeles, which is weird because i'm already canadian, don't nervous and i'm at a showcase at the improv. >> jimmy: on melrose? >> yeah on melrose, and so i'm about to go up, and someone tells me seinfeld's coming. i was, like, what? he's comi

and macho men still face dangerous beasts -- bulls. a bullfight à la provençale is more sporting than the bloody spanish bullfights. a tiny ribbon laced between the horns sits on the bull's forehead. the daredevil fighters, gripping special hooks, try to snare the ribbon. [ man speaking french on loudspeaker ] steves: the loudspeaker announces the reward various local businesses offer to the man who gets the ribbon. it's both advertising -- "pierre's patisserie offers 100 euros" -- and encouragement for the fighters. [ man whistling and shouting ] steves: if the bull pulls a good stunt, the band congratulates him with a tune from the opera "carmen." unlike more bloody bullfights, in provence, the bull, who locals stress dies of old age, always prances proudly out of the arena. -next on "great performances..." -♪ don't think twice, it's all right ♪ -this has really been a trip so far. it'll be wonderful tonight. -for nearly 60 years, joan baez has been a music legend. so when it was time for her 75th birthday bash, some of her all-star

a pit bull is taken away by animal control... little boy. marissa kynaston is live outside the home near d-i and hollywood... with the tragic details. marissa intro adlib police say the child was at a friends house-- when that family's pit bull attacked him. 13 action news was able to talk with the family of the child. they didnt want to go on camera-- but they did tell us the boy was only nine years old. and neighbors tell us they are still in a state of shock... judith gorge, neighbor nervous about that because i let my kids around and everything and i probably shouldn't be letting them out that much 09:01:19:27 judith gorge, neighbor 09:01:14:07 i get really nervous about that because i let my kids around and everything and i probably shouldn't be letting them out that much 09:01:19:27 police are releasing new details.. in a jane doe murder from nearly 40 years ago.. this is a new composite picture of "jane sahara doe." she was found in a vacant parking lot on sahara and las vegas boulevard 37 years ago. detectives believe she lived in a

craig hodges, the bulls three-point shooting specialist and one of the league's best, cited michael jordan and other players for failing to use their visibility to call attention to pressing issues. >> guest: first, i want to thank god for being here. i am a great fan of civil rights movement. from 1968 on, my mom was the head of the civil rights movement and to get a chance to study us and our situation, i was blessed to get a chance to say to college and study it, then get a chance to play pro g professional basketball and hopefully having an impact especially in the inner city communities. all of us athletes don't come with the biggest spoon in our mouth. we all have the same idea of wanting to do the right thing. i feel i have entertainment that is more to give and capable of giving more because so much is required. that has been my position all along. >> host: what is this article referring to specifically? >> guest: well, i think a lot of people may especially cheer in chicago media trying to pin me against michael from the stand point they said michael could do more in the community

up 1%,ot the stoxx 600 the dax heading for a bull market.'s switch up the board because big story in bond markets today. the 10 year and 30 year yields have hit fresh record lows. at can see the 10 year gilts 1%. this is bloomberg. ♪ ?c+sv vonnie: live from london and new york, you are watching the bloomberg -- -- the european close. let's take you through all of the market action and boy has it been a day. every industry group in the green. we were seeing a majority of them in the green, but all in the green at the close. carmakers leading the gains, same for chemicals and tech stocks. producers for to much unchanged, but still edging into the green. one of the big stories in equity markets has been the dax index because we have seen this enter a bull market, rising more than 20% from a february love. -- february low. one of the companies that has been pulling this benchmark has been unit greece -- munich reese. second-quarter profit beat analyst expectations as gains from currency and investments cushion higher claims from natural disaster

. >>> philadelphia police used deadly force against a pit bull that was viciously attacking people. the dog attacked a woman at dickinson streets in south philadelphia, when they arrived the pit bull was attacking a man walking his dog and they tried to kick the pit bulls off the victim but failed and officers shot and killed the pit bull, so far nobody has come forward to claim that dog. >>> turning now to the explosive race to the white house. donald trump's latest controversy may have gone too far. republican officials are exploring what to do should their nominee drop from the race. at least one announced she would throw her support behind hillary clinton. lana zach is joining us live with the details. >> reporter: donald trump tweeting about unity within his campaign but we are increasingly hearing from republicans that are frustrating and that hillary clinton is vulnerable but trump is bringing all the necktive attention on himself. just 12 days after accepting the nomination for president, news is leaking of the stunning lack of confidence in their nominee. making contingency

even though pit bulls get a bad name.... just because a dog is a pit bull doesn't mean the owner should expect it dog bites...some won't for certain breeds - marcello says because of how quickly in his opinion an attack can get out of control. and if you know your dog may be dangerous prior to an attack, you could be held liable....this applies to anyone inside your home and if you're out in public. ((dustin marcello/attorney: you would generally just have a duty to warn if for some reason you had any knowledge that the animal was dangerous and if you had any knowledge it would be your responsibility to take steps so a civil lawsuit is possible and criminal charges. metro police tell us abuse and neglect investigators along with animal cruelty detectives were at the scene where the child was killed last night. no one was taken into custody - but this is an open case... ((vanessa murphy)) and just taking a look at two cases from last year.... valley dog owner jesse vonstaden was arrested and charged after her four dogs nearly

and the bull market, it tends to not perform very well.: let us translate to the other side of the corner, fx market. fx currency, inextricably linked to the fx story, what i have here, nearly posturing of the rally, if i take what you said in terms of the market very short and oil, frontloading the data, that leaves us with a squeeze on her hand in oil. translate that into emf for us. vincent: well, i think the currencies are benefiting very strongly from the strong risk manyites, the rich yields, of the currency's offering a higher yield. and also benefits from the reduced concerns about china. at least in terms of market perception, i think the risk is there, for the concerns right benefiting from all that. so it is a very mixed bag, not the same story across the market, but overall, i think it is also hard to fight that strength from the currency. especially at a time when the weak, and iis a bit think the market was a bit shocked by that profited set of numbers we have from the u.s. this week, in terms of very weak productivity, sugge

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for those betting this bull run has legs think again.arkets continue to hover around historic highs our next guest says he's looking at things that could cap stocks. julian emanuel for ubs joins us here at the nasdaq. always good to see you. >> and you. >> what is that one chart that has you worried? >> so basically the -- the backdrop is we're at 18.3 times earnings. we -- you know which we've essentially had a tremendous one and four big volatility spikes in the last year and the vix is sitting at 13, and. expectation is that with interest rates hovering near 1.5% on the ten-year that you're going to get this move out of bonds, out of cash and into stocks. it's happened before. it certainly happened in 2000. the problem is that when we look at this chart it's actually already happened. the rotation has already occurred. the fed cause the the rotation to occurred. basically eight years of near zero interest rates gave the markets the response they were looking for. money market bounces are now at 20-year lows and allocations to stocks a

another step would be in the bull game. because of limited field availability the next bp would be on saturday. >> tonight the red sox are throwing out their ace. what a season he is having 17-3. most wins in major league baseball. he is 12 in all and perfect at fenway park. he is 9-1 in the last 11 starts. no decision against the tampa bay rays. he pitched well enough to win. they released him and he did not play against carolina. now more on the position battles as they head into the final pre-season game. reporter: the patriots' defensive line is getting thinner a day before the roster has to be trimmed to 75 players. pot roast is no longer on the team. veteran defensive tackle knight not is not on the field in foxboro he came in and worked hard and lost weight and got in good condition. he tried to do the things we asked him to do. reporter: the youth movement rolling along on the practice field. vincent valentine and malcolm brown and anthony johnson are among the players who will fill the middle. on the edge, the newe

red bull air force captain john devore, and aerial photographer craig o'brien. >> what happens if you bump into sean when he's doing thinks thing? >> going to hurt. quite a bit. >> sean and i both have like 20,000 jumps. half of them are to but we're definitely in unison. >> reporter: to make sure sean finds the right kind of cloud to surf they brought in a thunderstorm specialist. joe thompson, meteorologist. >> normally as a meteorologist you're telling people where not to go, how to stay away from the storm. this is the complete opposite. >> reporter: joe is glued to these images all day. high-resolution computer models and doppler radar track the storms. >> the one that was over us has pretty much dissipated. sky. >> they want to skydive through the storms. insane, right? >> i'm a meteorologist, not a psychologist. >> reporter: joe notices a promising cloud building not too far from the hangar. >> that's the best one we've seen all day. >> reporter: the team takes off. but they didn't get the perfect shot, this time. so they pack up their gear -- >> we'll get you a good thundersto

now that some bull as soon as we can get you to sit down were going to talk to everybody you may get released here this is bull but it turns out he had an outstanding warrant for traffic related issue so he was taken to tenderloin were to be booked for that . no charges were filed for the reported threat san francisco police and the sfmta take violence and treats of violence against muni operators seriously . and they should in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news >> steve: >> reporter: 10 mi. underground in the southeast of like held very bad to 5.1 a struggle on what they call the bartlett springs fall a significant fall line and it's part of the san andreas fault system now it was a strike up event the earth are the sort of move towards on a lay them up and down. typical for that type of area 4 aftershocks to magnitude 3 and ask them to describe what people may have felt an earthquake hit . >> grant: images and like county area showing damage you can see the most telling pool that line the alt route. this one right there at the perimeter caused by the earthquake that was not

. >> reporter: marie, the pit bull has been put to sleep. animal control thought that would be the best option. the little boy's family wanted it euthanized. the family still can't believe a dog killed their loved one. >> i'm seeing myny too's face full of blood. >> reporter: it's an image

this is "bulls and bears." the bulls and bears, gary, jonas, john, along with emily, and chuck. welcome to everybody. john, you're the athlete among us. will this controversy impact endorsements? >> it's going to impact it. it's going to end the endorsements unfortunately. look, he makyou mix famous peop notoriety and alcohol this was a stupid thing. this is going to cost him significantly because ryan lochte does not have a second act. you know, michael phelps had a problem with drinking and came back and competed magnificently in the olympics. people have forgotten that. andy pettitte, jason ggiambi, issues with peds, they came back and played well. compare that to ben johnson and mark mcgwire and roger clemens, never had a second act to get over the allegations and because of that, they lost all these endorsements going forward. the last thing remembered is what you know about the athletes especially in america. unfortunately this is the last thing that will be remembered for ryan lochte and his endorsement future is very nil. >> chuck, i mean the kid has a history of public