>>> also, governor chris christie versus dawg the county hunter. why the governor is telling the reality star to take a hike. >>> changes are ahead of us. sizzling, steamy, stormy conditions. i'll break it down for your neighborhood when we come back after the break. >>> america's biggest birthday party starts in just a week from now. here are some of the go forth and learn events. >>> this right here is newly released surveillance video of a violent bus crash in detroit. the bus hit an suv that crossed its path, lthen plowed through brick wall. witnesses said it sounded like an explosion. five people were hurt in all. >>> in delaware county, thieves broke into this shed and stole thousands worth of equipment from a youth football team. the crime happened just weeks before the team begins practice for the new season. as brandon hudson explains, coaches and parents are scrambling to make sure the kids can still play. >> tried to steal helmets and bags and so forth. >> reporter: this shows the aftermath of a break-in at a storage shed. broken doors,

. >> he's like hey, dawg, we can find another snack somewhere else. meanwhile, the elephant is like, that's what i thought. >> this is my grass. >>> moving over to the krueger national park, you've got this little baby rhino flexing on some tourists and it's cute. >> you're scared. i'm so skacared. you're adorable. >> those at the camera are just snickering. >> i'm very scared. oh, you're very brave. >> it charges. >> you guys are scared of me, right? >> guess i'll go back over here with mom. >> hope he doesn't get mom involved. >> yeah. then there's trouble. >>> imagine having a medical condition that makes everyone around you scared of you. and therefore you have to live as a recluse. that's exactly the case of this indonesian man. 34-year-old man who is believed to have a certain type of eye cancer that has forced this growth in his right eye. >> is that his eye? >> yeah. and as he pulls it up, you see there is actually an eyelid. and when he opens that up, i do believe it's his cornea and pupil. >> can he see through that? >> no, he cannot see thr

what happened all the dogcatchers or more importantly to all the while dawgs. i kind of wish there were still wild dogs actually because and you know make life exciting probably move people little faster on the subway escalators to get get going we need we need more wild dogs anyway john ourself the democrat who looked like he would win the georgia special election he had the election stolen from him in the same way republicans steal most elections it has been well documented by investigative journalist greg palast in the pages of rolling stone on democracy now and elsewhere and yet you'll hardly hear a peep about it on the mainstream media you'll hear more on cable news about fake words that trump is tweeted then you'll hear about the following real words and action fraud. there we did it we got through it and by the way i want to make clear i'm not a huge fan of john asa he seems to have a lot of neo liberal believes that are crushing people's lives and making it exceedingly difficult to watch a happy polar bear in the wild i'm not a fan but just because i do

at least phife dawgs died. the strain has since appeared in 30 states.rarely fatal but causes sneezing, coughing and nasal discharge. >> it's highly contagious. >> reporter: melissa lowe'ssen vet tech. which pet owners need to worry? >> bringing them to dog parks, shows. if they have an active lifestyle they should. >> there's an imminent threat for dogs to be exposed to this virus. >> reporter: on thursday, scientists at the university of florida urged dog owners to consider getting their pets vaccinated. the more dogs in a community that we can vaccinate, the better chance we have of keeping this virus out of the community. >> reporter: but skeptics say the alarm is overstated. dana scott of "dogs naturally" magazine thinks that pets are overly medicated and drug companies profit. >> where are these reports coming from? it's basically the vaccine manufacturers keeping track of these diseases and we're relying on the vaccine manufacturers to convey that information to us. >> reporter: ken madsen isn't vaccinating 8-year-old chloe for now but is trying t

the humidity's -- we've been dawg the humidity because it really does make all the difference on a dayn the humidity's really low, everybody loves the weather but the it goes up quite a bit, it's not so comfortable anymore. live look outside. we are dry across the area, mix of sun and clouds as we go through the afternoon so if you want to have lunch outside, we're going to stay dry over the next couple hours. it's going to be really nice and then we go into the early afternoon towards the evening skpru rush and we do have the chance for passing thunderstorms across the area, looks to be mostly south of the district. for a passing shower. tomorrow morning, i think you're really going like it. it's going to be cooler and dry and really nice. we're looking at morning lows in the low 60s, believe it or not. right now we're at 78 in the district, 70 at warrentown, if you're in quantico, your temperature there mid 070s. sun and clouds around lunchtime, 80 degrees around happy hour this afternoon, chance of passing thunderstorm and showers around dinnertime. then we'll see things clear out i