. >> cage and becks in the morning from 96.5. we will tell you about that behind the scenes, all of the crazy stuff that goes on the >>> there they are, philly a's hottest new morning radio team, cage and bex, will be lots of fun and keep you laughing on your morning commute. pat gallen joins us live from behind the scenes of 96.5-amp radio to introduce to us this great new morning team, pat, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. if you drive during morning hours you know how terrible the morning commute here is in philadelphia 95 every single day is a a complete disaster. schuylkill expressway, every day exact same thing, blue route. these roads, you need a little bit of help to get to work this morning. and who better to help then new morning show at 96.5-amp radio with cage and bex, here's a behind the scenes look. >> good morning. >> 96.5-amp radio philly new morning show cage and bex in the morning. >> voice changer turn on i want to get the voice on. >> reporter: morning commute in philadelphia can be dread full o

away at the confines of its cage. at the beginning of the clip the dog stares straight at the camera and whines as if to call for help, before deciding to take its destiny into its own hands or rather, paws. it appears that the dog has broken out of such a cage before because it seems to know exactly what to do to get free in just over two seen trotting where its owner in the dog escapes from its cage after gnawing its way through bars and wriggling to freedom " dog escapes british columbia, gnawing small hole flooring out through the gap " owners filmed the dog in its cage after wondering how it kept escaping what caught kara's eye patty cakes huckleberry stoll is a rescue dog sydney, australia. is a rescue dog sydney, australia. and now he has a very big and now he has a responsibility on the cute pup's humans have been fostering two fluffy ducklings named penguin and cakes has been helping out, on the two ducks. but patty cakes isn't the only one watching over the yellow feather balls, his older brother pikelet has

and then i would lock the cage. and in the afternoon, i would do the same thing. >> reporter: she's not your typical parrot. >> she goes everybody if you play the music she starts dancing. if whatever you do, she eats anythingful she eats black beans, rice, steak, lobster, anything because that's the way we taught her. >> she's hoping the people who took her will bring her back home. >> i hope you guys will bring her back and tell me hey we're going to leave her at this place please return my bird back. >> reporter: and the thieves leaving a mess. this are still feathers in this miami backyard. baby's owner said she saw two men thieve backyard and hop into a silver nissan altima f. you've seen this parrot or know anything about it, pick up the phone and call crime stoppers in miami-dade, 305-471-tips. i'm alex de armas, 7 news. >>> police searching for a crime outside house near 22nd terrace and 147th avenue in miami. the man seen searching the home owner's car before taking off. >>> cops hoping to deflate two tire

come down to cage number eight, chopper. a couple of your old boxer hound mix she has a favorite would love to find a forever home this weekend ino houston for 25 and i'll cage number 32 a. shepherd mix he can it can be quiet but handsome guy you love to play with toys and enjoys walking . in cage number 36, is sawyer he is energetic love to have an active family with a large backyard . in cage number 48, about two years old a boxer mix, a volunteer favorite . she enjoys running and in cage number 61, amber lee . a hound, bull terrier mix, she allows belly rubs and treats she will steal your heart, that is the cuyahoga county animal shelter off rock side, valley view county animal shelter saturday . forever friends cat rescue will be there with adoptable cats from noon till three tomorrow at the nevada county committee center on west lafayette lots of things from fox 8 the calendars to make a little bit of moneyey and to make them for the animals anda see you tomorrow and sunday at the community center on west lafayette road

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because larger cages equals fewer cages. >> we have to make very difficult decisions regarding euthanizingmals purely for space reasons. it's not just increasing space for the animals. but also how are we enriching their stay? to decrease their stress and increase their adopt ability. >> reporter: people acct tell the rates have declined and adoptions are actually happening faster since the pilot program began in november. we'll see if humane housing can make faster adoptions the norm over long period of time. >> they get out faster because people are more likely to adopt them or want to rescue them out. >> reporter: let's be clear. the program is so new here that it's impossible to know if the improved stats that they talk about are result of human housing, volunteer efforts or both. the concept is certainly not without critics. but hopefully at least the exposure helps reach the ultimate goal all of us share to get all of the dogs there forever homes. iain. >> bill, thank you. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. blue skies, warm temperatures making for beautiful tuesday. >> ch

very laid back in the studio the at 96.5-amp radio with cage and bex.s to show his feet. >> they are in the as pretty a as bex, my toes look like fingers. i keep them off. it makes me feel very connect to the show. >> you want to be comfortable in here for four hours. >> yes. >> that is also what it is all about when you build a morning show, being comfortable. >> yes, being real, hanging out, goofing off, dealing with each other, i think is the biggest thing we put up with in the morning. just connecting with the listeners, just having a good time. >> so far i think we have check all those boxes. i'm taking my shoes off something is going right. >> yes. >> there is a trend setter in the toe department. >> you are doing a very good job. >> bex, you have been in philly for over three years. what does it take to connect to the people of this fine city. >> i think the biggest thing for us is we're here, we're live, local in philadelphia a. so anything that is happening in philly we're talking about whether something is happening with the eagles, we're talk

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and it hopes to go 100-percent cage free by 2025.it also says its working to ensure those cage-free eggs stay affordably priced for customers. it's official... e-cigarettes are *not* allowed on commercial flights. flights.u-s transportation secretary anthony foxx made that a rule yesterday. electronic cigarettes now fall under the same restrictions as tobacco cigarettes.studies have shown that e-cigarettes contain harmful chemicals... and transportation department officials say they're trying to limit your exposure to those chemicals. the community is coming together this morning to help the owner of a mariemont restaurant... who was badly burned in a kitchen fire.the accident left 34-year-old luis hernandes in the hospital... with his chest, back, arms and the back of his head burned. he's now recovering from surgery... while his wife takes care of him and their three children.hernandes and wooster pike... which was also damaged in the blaze. "oq: to help him." a fundraising page for hernandes and family has raised more than 20-thousand dollars in just a couple of days. get ready to sla

this dog, the family set up a camera because the dog was getting out of its cage. and this dog, well, an escape artist. he starts pulling at the bottom. >> he is just so ticked to be in there. he's going to muscle this thing. >> wow! >> there you go! >> get it, he moves the cage back at you notice the guard at the bottom, the dog slides it out. >> sliding the whole underneath the cage. >> once he gets that out. >> you're home free, brother! >> yeah. he squeezes his way through. >> that's all it took. once he pulled at it and there was some give he's like, oh, i'm out! >>> i don't know if you guys have heard but the iphone 12 is out! >> no! this guy has one of the first out there. es a he's showing it off around town. it's big. >> new iphone 12. it came with a selfie are using it to hold the volleyball net up. >> like really, really, really big. >> you could put it on speaker phone and have a block ds me of the old-school boom box. >> you get that? >> and this poor guy. directions talking into the iphone 12. >> it would be genius if he used a tv and the screen chang

what's in the side cage over there? - [gail] that is what we call the weathering cages. so when a bird is, after they've been in rehab, and we've been taking care of them inside, they have to come out and get acclimated to the temperatures outside again. so these are all birds that have gone through rehab that either are gonna come into the aviary, because they can't be released, or they'll go back out in the wild. so they have to get back out into the rain and everything. - so they all have, (laughing) i'm dying, cus the blue jay will not get off the camera. they all have names? - the song birds don't all have names no. all have names for them. - they're like family to you probably. - they are like family yeah, yeah. a lot of 'em i've had 'em for 25 years. (laughing) - the bird is now on herb's head okay. there we go, he flew away now. he's a friendly little guy. - he is, you get a lot of hands on interaction. you won't leave here without feeling like you've had some sort of personal experience with birds. - this is absolutely wonderful, so neat. these guys eat meal wor

>> he moves the cage back at least two feet doing all this. you notice the guard at the bottom, the dog slides it out. >> sliding the whole tray out from underneath the cage. >> once he gets that out. >> you're home free, brother! >> yeah. he squeezes his way through. >> that's all it took. once he pulled at it and realized there was some give he's like, oh, i'm out! have heard but the iphone 12 is out! >> no! >> this guy has one of the first out there. es a he's showing it off around town. it's big. >> new iphone 12. it came with a selfie stick. the kids are using it to hold the volleyball net up. big. >> you could put it on speaker phone and have a block party. >> reminds me of the old-school boom box. >> you get that? >> and this poor guy. so sweet. people actually giving him iphone 12. >> it would be genius if he used a tv and the screen changed when he touched it. >> the battery life o that thing, huge. >> you could jump-start a car with it. >> also, your muscles. >> has it workout app with it too. >> did you bench that thing? no way! >>

her cage is empty. she was snatched. the family is devastating. >> take her, feed her, grab her, kiss her, put her back in the cage. >> that's what she would do every morning to her loving parrot, but this morning she's heart broken her bird is gone. >> it's taking my heart out of my body. that's how bad it is. >> that's because her parrot named baby was much more than a feathered friend. >> taking this bird away from me is like taking my life of a child. that's how much it means to me. i had this bird for such a long time. >> for 33 years baby has been a part of the family. around 4:00 wednesday morning, she and her husband were awakened by her dog barking. she quickly ran to check on baby, but she's gone. >> she sings. she call misdaughter jackie jacqueline. if you play music, she starts dancing. whatever you do. she eats anything. she eats black beans, rice, steak. lobster, anything because that's the way we taught her. >> three parakeets and two -- were taken. she's devastated. >> i hope you guys have heart and bring

larger cages equal fewer cages. >> we have to make very difficult decisions regarding euthanizing animalsy for space reasons. it's not just increasing space for the animals but also how are we enriching their stay to decrease their stress and increase their adopt ability. >> reporter: people at cct tells us that euthanasia rates declined and oh adoptions are happening faster since the pilot program began in november. we'll see if humane housing can make faster adoptions the norm over long period of time. >> they get out faster because people are more likely to adopt them or want to rescue them out. >> reporter: because the program is so knew in philadelphia, it's impossible to know if the improved stats are directly related to humane housing or some other thing that they're doing. it's certainly not without critics. but very least we can all hope the additional exposure will help reach our shared goal to get all of these dogs forever homes. in the newsroom i'm bill anderson, fox 29 news. >> soon be one year since philadelphia police officer robert wilson iii was killed inside a north phil

and cages and cages and very, very sick cats. there was a large barn that also had cages and cages of cats. off of that barn were some pens with cats in them. you know, there was a trailer with cats. then come around the other side of the house, there's other pens with cats. >> deputy manager of cruelty investigations, ashley, and senior field responder, rowdy, join him on the rescue. >> anyone that looks at a situation like that would almost immediately wonder how somebody could care for that many animals. your immediate thought was, oh, my gosh, there are a lot of animals here. >> they were in every kind of device that you could put an animal in. >> that was overwhelming, the smell and the fecal matter and the urine in there. >> once the assessment is complete, the humane society puts together a plan to deal with hundreds of felines. >> once we got over the initial shock of the number of cats that we were going to have to remove from that property, we divide the property up into different zones, and we split into three teams. e

why do you have nicolas cage's face on your drum set?ecially that movie where he's a vampire. >> trevor: ah, yes, yes, that movie. >> classic films. >> trevor: what you're saying is nicolas cage is a national treasure. ( laughter ) thank you so much for being here, man. brian fallon's new album "painkillers" is available now. now, to play us out with the song "nobody wins," please welcome once again brian fallon. ♪ skin and bones you never did come home ♪ crashing on my heart through the telephone ♪ i remember the tall grass waving in past lives old poems ♪ i must have lived a lifetime without you ♪ you must've ended up somebody's angel ♪ i remember you loving the radio ♪ new waves and old stones hey, hey little tommy gun ♪ i guess we're never gonna end up the lucky ones ♪ if i never see you again have a round on me, love hallelujah, nobody wins ♪ the queen is gone she died from a sad song ♪ i lost most of myself pleasing everyone ♪ i had to learn how to begin again ♪ it's alright, move on hey, hey little tommy gun ♪ i guess we're never

that is what 96.5 is trying to do with the cage and beck morning show.ll tell you about behind the scenes, what they do on the eras well, coming up, later on in this hour. so erika, you know how tough it is to put on a morning show as i do and hopefully everybody else is back there listening to me kissing their butt. >> which one goes barefoot and why. >> reporter: you will hear about that. i think it is the comfort level here behind the board. plus, in one can see your feet on radio so why not be comfortable. >> hopefully they are wearing pants, pat, thanks very much. >>> right now 5:22. and don't drink the water, the faucets are shut off in some new jersey schools after lead is found in the drinking water. what the school knew about the dangerous problem and were parent say the district did not act fast enough. >>> and do you remember this guy, man known as the hot felon, he is finally free. what he plans to do now that he is out of prison. >>> thirty schools in newark, new jersey are using bottled water after elevated levels of lead forced the school

and it's being kept in a cage under water. some drivers were under the sea in indonesia in a remote island area and ran across a fisherman who was saying he would charge money for people to take pictures or even come look at the dugong. that's just -- ah. >> i thought it was caught in fishing line or something. >> no, it was intentionally put on this creature's tail. this creature is a mom and say that her baby is in another holding area. but it's tail was not roped like her's. but the sad thing is the poor creature is believed to have >> it's good to know that social media is used for something other than kim kardashian pictures. >> somebody at the top levels of government was able to see this and execute the release of this poor little sea cow. happier. somewhere else under the sea pup. and shark pups like human pups -- shark pups like dog pups want attention. this one wanted his back scratched. just wanted to play, follows the divers around and eventually swims around them, just wants to hang out and say, hey, give me some

amber: and the big transition in the works for cage free. john: and the weight county town in the business world spotlight. amber: and we put a spotlight on the raleigh skyline, where it is cloudy and a little chilly. break out this afternoon to push the top pitchers up a little. but we do have a warm up the way. is happening on fi amber: welcome back on this friday afternoon. taking a live look outside fayetteville street and the it is cloudy and 40 degrees. don schwenneker is coming up with the seven day forecast. food lion's hair and companies making a transition to cage free eggs. the parent company wants to sell only cage free eggs by 2025 or sooner. a spokesperson said this is to make sure that there is humanitarian treatment of animals. wake county and kerry is well represented in the press companies to work for. john: kimley-horn and associates and sas both ranked in the top 10. kimley-horn jumped to number seven. "fortune" praised its retirement compensation and its honey take ham gift cards during the holidays come along with bonus

this empty cage -- >> i feel really bad. it's like they took out my heart. >> reporter: is a reminder of a parrot that means so much to its owners. >> i miss her. >> reporterer baby was stolen from her backyard overnight around 4:00 a.m. the dog barked alerting her family to one or more intruders. >> my husband went outside and when he checked, the doors at front was open and the bird was missing. >> >> >> reporter: the vehicle took off and the family called police. 32 years. >> reporter: from this cage, two cockatiels and three parakeets were taken to. >> i know they do this just to sell it, but they don't know how much it is worth to us. >> reporler: miami police are looking for who did this and detectives say they're working a similar case just a few blocks away also overnight. a bird was stolen from another home. i'm reporting live in miami. nbc 6 news. >>> a lakeend family came home to find an unexpected guest taking a dip in their pool. a nine-foot alligator. he came across the gator when he approached his patio to let

. >>> it was the frugivore in the cage with the camera. >> the monkey that eats fruit.eside at the wildlife world zoo and aquarium. >> he's having a conversation about how close he should get with his camera to that monkey. >> give it to him. >> i can't give it to him. >> the monkey decided, he doesn't have to give it to me. i'll just take it. >> he's already doing his selfie. see? that's evolution. >> snatches the gopro and trent says it took them several hours to get the gopro back. >> that's what you get. [ laughing ] >> what did he think was going to happen? it's a monkey. >> and i think the monkey here is testing it to say, what is this thing? you see its face get up close, licks it. what do you taste like? is it food? trent says it was harrowing but they eventually got it back. >>> also a thief, this rat. >> ooh! >> it must be a pet rat. >> that just got out the cage. please tell me that. >> became famous. got itself a really nice apartment. >> actually, this is piper. piper is a pet. the rat pulls the pizza over to the pillows and just like lounges. look at him.

. >>> chick-fil-a has joined the cage free movement. by 2027 take 2027 they will only serve cage free eggs. that the part of their commitment to sell antibiotic free chicken by 2018. >>> taco bell ramped up its fight in the breakfast wars. the mexican fast food chain launched the one dollar morning value menu offering customers this came after rumors that they might expand their breakfast menu. >>> for low income families with babies, the price of diaper cans add up. the white house is launching a program to launch the cost of diapers by 25%. president obama announced that online retailer jet.com, cutie's diapers and several nonprofits are collaborating. it launches at the end of next month. >>> interesting. >> yes. >> josh benson is here with what we are working on at 5:30. >> a bay area church is recovering from tragedy and turmoil. we will have a look at the renovations there. >> and rebuilding the beach. how one county is fighting back against erosion for an area >> right now on newschannel8 at 5:30. >> good evening, i'm jennifer le

. >> reporter: if you look behind me, these cages tell the story here. a lot of folks have adopted. i'm the only thing that hasn't gone yet. wave had about 2,000 people come out here. they will be here until 6:00 and there is still plenty of time to get out here and help a pet find a new home. the crowe hassen unbelieve believable more than 1,000 people stood in hype looking for the chan it pick out the perfect pet. lynn and carl took a picture of their tv screen when this dog popped occupy wral. they shuffled through a maze of cages looking for her y i fell in love with her just from the picture. i didn't know she was a puppy but you just had a feeling that and so we came here and i was asking everybody where she is at and we found her. >> reporter: there are all types of dogs and cats out here but they are going fast. the aspca has nurtured them back to health. >> i'm more the rottweiler type and what a stable dog, well trained. >> we are told all of the small dogs are gone but there are plenty of cats, large dogs and most importantly, dogs with special needs and there is still ti

this chain is what the bird cage was hanging from before the thieves hit. the family says the messenger she came close to a reunion with her pet tonight. a neighbor thoughttit was yours? >> yes. >> reporter: but it wasn't baby. what are youou going to do with this bird? he wants it back if it's not mine. >> r rorter: she believes the same thieves are responsible for hitting her house and the one blocks away. miami polili have not said if they believe the incidents are connected, but they are investigating both crimes. anybody with info is asked to call crime stoppers. 305-471-tips. reporting live, stephanie bertini, "nbc 6 news." >>> a lakeland family came home to find an unsuspecting guest in their pool. a nine-foot alligator. his wife and 6-month-old baby werer inside the home at the time. the patio reen to enter the property. the family called a trapper who removed the algator from the popol. >>> emergency in the operating room. when you head to the hospital to go under theeknife, you have a lot of concerns. >> but catching on fire usually isn't one of t

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mystery. driver who left taylor suffering from two broken legs, a shattered shoulder and a broken rib cage, jot and knows. >> they did a pretty bad number on him. >> mario says his brother what it hurt a fly. >> he loves to give you a hug and you can feel it comes from the heart. >> that's why mario wonders what kind of heart the person who ran his brother over, leaving him for dead, could have. >> he's a human being that's lane in bed fighting for his life, you know. and it's not fair. you are resting at home and my brother is lane in a hospital bed fighting for his life. >> businesses around here have no surveillance video. please also say they have very little physical evidence found at the scene and no witnesses have come forward. they are hoping somebody know something and calls police. >> new developments in another hit-and-run crash. denver police have found the crime that left a woman badly hurt tuesday night. the crash happened at park avenue west entry mark. if you have any information, still give please call. >> police in parker, lone tree and douglas county all need help identi

after aboufive days, we came in and the cardboard cage no long had three mice in it. it had one really fat mouswho we nicknamed him killer. ( laughter ) friends. >> he had eaten his friends. >> stephen: was the cardboard gone, too? >> no. >> steph: it was so delicious he was like, "hey, you look pretty good, too.o. >> actually, he had eaten them. they were literally likeke head, rib cage, and tail like he had eaten them like a co on the cob. >> stephenit conjurs an image with the firstne he eats and the second one in the corner going, "he's only going to do that once, right. i'm on your side on this one. on." >> i never considered that. >> stephen: that's moment i'm thinking of right now would love to recreate classic myt with you andnd undstand you have oneith you right now? >> stephen: do we need to get up judgeup? >> let me set the stage. we were testing would a penny thrown from e empire state the grouou. >> stephen: that was t t first show, wasn't it? >> i think it was very ear -- >> so the myth is you drop a a penny from the empirstate building and it goes right

the box is more nutritious than the cereal we fed three cages of lab mice. one was eated controlled mouse food, the second froot loops and eating cardboard. after about five days, we came in and the cardboard cage no longer had three mice in it. it had one really fat mouse whoim killer. ( laughter ) >> stephen: he had eaten his friends. >> he had eaten his friends. >> stephen: was the cardboard gone, too? phen: it was so delicious he was like, "hey, you >> actually, he had eatene literally like a head, rib cage, and tail like he had eaten them like a corn on the: it conjurs an image with the first one he eats and the second one in the corner going, "he's only going to do that once,r side on this one. that guy deserved this but come on." >> i never considered that. >> stephen: that's moment i'm now i would love to recreate a classic myth with you and i understand you have one with you right now? >> yes.d to get up judge up? >> let me set the stage.ld a penny thrown from the empire state building kill you when it hits the ground. >> stephen: that was the first

this chain is what the cage was hanging for. the family says the messenger pigeon found herer way home. she came close to a reunion with her pet. it turns out this wasn't baby. >> a neighbor thought it was yours. >> yes. >>hat are you going to do with this this bird? he wavts it back. he said if it's not mine, give it back. >> reporter: she believes the same thieves are responsible for blocks away. miami police haven't said if the incidents are connected but they are investigating both crimes. anybody with any information is asked to call crimestoppers, 305-471-tips. reporting in miami, stephan bertini, nbc 6 news. >> let's take you outsisi for a live look from one of our first alert cameras over downtown miami. waking up to a prett nice thursday morning if we do say so ouelves. >> will it stay that way is the question. meteorologist ryan phillips is in. good morning. >> we're locked intoh a nice weather pattern. the only change we'll see day today will be ups and downs in the overall temperature trend, but nothing too warm, not

>> they set up cages. when they go out and see if there's anything with dengue fever, they set up cages but all the mosquitoes have to die and then sent to the lab. they count the mosquitoes in figure out if they are infected this way they find out right away. good news for you. >> amazing. >> ucf does it again. >>> 5:26 am. breaking news, a big mess on a morning. >> coming up we are likely the cleanup that has shut down traffic for hours. >>> southeasterly flow kicking over the next 48 hours. details on how warm we will get (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. 5:30 am. as we take a life because downtown orlando where it is cool but not that cold that smacked you in the face yesterday when you walk out the is that just me? sorry. >> someone north dakota is laughing. >> floridian right here. i was cold. >> we check weather and traffic every 10 minutes. deneige broom watching the roads. >> a little, big mess. >> we will start wit

they were cages on top of cages. >> what did you think of that? >> it was not right. >> it is possible they will try later this month. he says animal cruelty, a terrible crime never taken lightly. >> that's why our agency exists is to bring those people to justice and bring the animals to care. >> all these dogs need now is a good home. the shelter has an on-line photo gallery and we have a link at abc7news.com. in martinez, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> well, you saw a total solar eclipse live on abc7 news. it reached toe tall tee at 5:38 this evening. this is what it looked like. this event was not visible in the bay area. thanks to our partners people were able to watch a live broadcast all the way for free. >> back in the dark ages this sight struck terror into the hearts of man and men. >> the word disaster comes from bad star. >> here is your 21st century take on a solar eclipse. >> if it does president go to you you go to it. >> this crowd watched the work of the team that journeyed more than 7,000 miles and lying right smack dab in the p

they were cages on top of cages. >> what did you think of that?ot right. >> it is possible they will try later this month. he says animal cruelty, a terrible crime never taken lightly. >> that's why our agency exists is to bring those people to justice and bring the animals to care. >> all these dogs need now is a good home. the shelter has an on-line photo gallery and we have a link at abc7news.com. in martinez, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> well, you saw a total solar eclipse live on abc7 news. it reached toe tall tee at 5:38 this evening. this is what it looked like. this event was not visible in the bay area. thanks to our partners people were able to watch a live broadcast all the way for free. >> back in the dark ages this sight struck terror into the hearts of man and men. >> the word disaster comes from bad star. >> here is your 21st century take on a solar eclipse. >> if it does president go to you you go to it. >> this crowd watched the work of the team that journeyed more than 7,000 miles and lying right smack dab in the path. >> real

they were working on getting the cage fixed. it was just a little too late. lydia esparra, cleveland 19. >> denise: ben will be sent to an animal sanctuary to live. we were curious how can you legally own a bear in ohio? starting in 2014 it was illegal to own, sell or breed exotic animals in ohio. the ban does include bears, but if you had the animal before 2014, you were grand fathered in if you got a special permit. that law came about after the zanesville man released 49 animals before committing suicide back in 2011. >> romona: an east cleveland man who was abducted at gun . has been -- gunpoint has been found dead. two men kidnapped charles barnes on knowles road and took of on in his car. about 2:30 investigators found that car on east 155th 46-year-old's body inside. so far there are no suspects. >> denise: president obama awarded the medal of honor to a navy seal from the toledo area. he is a hero who rescued an american hostage held by the taliban in afghanistan. >> i am not sure how this will change my life. i will plan on taking it one step at a ti

there were cages on top of cages. >> reporter: what did you think of that? >> not right. >> reporter: the suspesteve bur it's never taken lightly. >> that's why our agency exists, to bring those people to justice and bring the animals to care. >> reporter: all these dogs need now is a good home. if you're interested, the shelter has an online photo gallery and we have a link at "abc7 news." cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >> poor little dogs. time now for ask finney. michael finney here ready to answer your questions sent to him. jennete e-mails -- i received a magazine in the mail. i'm told the third party who signed me up also has to cancel the order. i don't know who did it. how do i cancel? >> i'm glad you're giving me an opportunity to do this. many magazine subscriptions nowadays go through a magazine agency. that's a third party. they're the guys that you can subscribe to your home. but they're also the guys that call you up and try to fake you into it or they just sign you up or you go through a retailer's line at the cash register and they ask you. no

the call denver animal control. >> her headphones, her backbones and you can see her spine and rib cage. >> investigators would like the two people seen here dropping her off to contact them so they can learn anything about where petunia may have come from. >> this is months and months of deterioration and it's just sad. at 22 pounds, petunia should wait at least 35 but she has already gained 3 pounds here at the shelter. >> the reason we do keep them in the clinic is so we can do of slow feeding process and worker

. >>> a woman pleading for the return of her pet birds after police say they were stolen from a cage in her backyard this morning. >> i grabbed her feet her kisser hug her and put her back in her cage. >> that's what i would do every morning . >> it's like taking my heart out of my body. that's how bad it is. >> her baby was much more than a feathered friend. >> taking this bird away from me is like taking my life . that's how much it means to me . i've had this bird for such a long time. >> for 33 years baby has been the part of the family. but around 4 am wednesday morning she and her husband were awakened by her dog barking. her husband went outside and said someone was running out the front. he ran to check on baby but she was gone. >> she calls my son max she if you play music she starts dancing whatever you do she eats anything, black beans, rice, lobster, steak anything because that is what it toward her. >>> three parakeets and two cockatoos were also taken. she is devastating and begging them to bring a be back . >> i hope you have hearts and bring her back. or tell me we're

animal that is died -- saving animals that were trapped in cages. but despite the thick, black smoke, workers managed to get in and get out all the animals safely. >> i was hit in the face with this thick cloud of black smoke. it almost looked like it was snowing. but the snow was black. there was soot everywhere, covering everything. >> you have the urgency to get those lives out. there were animals in there that needed to be saved. >> reporter: the fire department said a faulty boiler is to blame. >>> a new reward in a murder from the '90s. the crime shocked the sports 20 years ago today. and it haunts the detectives still working this 2nd avenue deli cold case. >> it was a cold monday in new york city on the lower side. i received a call that the owner of a 2nd avenue deli will be shot. >> that was in 1996. pachoni and jeff salter are still working the case. >> he opened the side door. he fell in the street. >> reporter: it was a killing that stunned new york. abe was loved by all. he helped high society and the homeless at his deli. >> seems lik

she was taken from that cage outut there in the distance. miami crime scene iss still here at the scene. they are dusting for prints, looking for any signs of these criminals. here is a picture of baby. she does talk and sing but does bite so her owner thinks the crook he says the men took three c cockateals. it's there the couple's dogs woke them up at 4:00 this morning and they saw two men run away and take off with the seven birds. >> they are with me3 years. and we heard the dog barking and my husband went outside, and when he went outside, he saw the guy. >> and you're looking live back at the scene here in miami. there are several police officers here investigating, dusting for prints, looking for any signs of these two men so they can track them down. she just loves this parrot. it is a member of her family and hope someone does see these crooks.she says her husband did see the car they got away in. it is a silveroose nissan ultima. ben ennedy, local 10 news. >> ben, thank you. >>> now more breaking news. a first look at the newest mu

and heavy steel cages. and we can't water board. so we have to change our laws and we have to be able to fight at least on an almost equal basis. we have laws that we have to obey in terms of torture. they have no laws whatsoever that they have to -- >> would you start torturing him right away or would you see if he would cooperate and share information? because belgian authority, police, say he has been talking. >> well, he may be talking but he'll talk a lot faster about the torture. if he talked you might not have had the blow up. >> in response to the rhetoric on the republican side, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton blasted her opponents' rhetoric and plans. >> the last thing we need, my friends, are leaders who incite more fear. in the face of terror america doesn't panic. we don't build walls or turn our backs on our allies. we can't throw out everything we know about what works and what doesn't and start torturing people. what donald trump, ted cruz and others are suggesting is not o