that's a large deer population. one iowa d-n-r specialist says the state's deer population probably peaked about 2006...and the goal for a few years after that the state issued more tags and loosened rules to reduce the numbers. now, the goal is a keep a stable, slightly smaller population. i several body shops say fall remains the peak time for deer accidents, but they're seeing too. "there doesn't seem to be a week that goes by that you don't write one or two deer hits and i'm not really sure exactly why" dave franzman, kcrg tv9 news. iowa ranked third in the state farm deer accident pennsylvania moved ahead in 2016. the crash rate involving deer in iowa is about twice the national average. now here's a look at what's coming up at 5:30 on abc's world news. world news tonight with david muir is next with the latest on the fbi investigation of the suspected new york city and new jersey bomber. new evidence recovered inside rahami's home providing new clues to the case. and hear the shocking claim from his father. co

a deer, the driver went to open the door, the deer ran back into the car. >> okay. so a police dash cam catches the so the driver hits this 200-pound buck, here in the video you see the deer getting back up. the driver tries to get out to help the deer, and while the door is open. >> he's coming in. >> i opened the door and he's literally right there, and i just grabbed a hold of his antlers and put my foot in his chest to try to keep him from coming in more. >> isn't that a wild story? >> i bad because she hit this deer, an the deer is disoriented because it's been hit, trying to run and get away. the deer is not going after the woman. >> or a lift to the hospital. i don't know. i don't know what the deer is after. who can understand their ways. >> you're right. >> i'm not dr. doolittle. >> no,you're not the deer whisperer. >> that was a good sized buck though. >> here's the thing. it was just going after you. >> spilling your coffee -- let's go. let's find out what your weekend will be like. boy, is this you? will you soon be taxiing down the runway at sky harbor?

>>reporter: more deer related accidents happen between october and december. >> they talk about the deer in the headlight look and that is what happened. he came out in front of the road saw my lights and froze. i had nowhere to go. >>reporter: he is not alone. according to the ohio department of public safety, drivers reported 21,061 deer related crashes last year, up 7% from the 19,705 crashes that happened in 2014. depalmas says you can use your high beams and pay attention to deer crossing signs. >> deer are anywhere on any the most prevalent time they occur is between 6:00 and 9:00 pm. >>reporter: if a deer crosses your path -- >> brake hard, but try not to swerve. that is really important. a lot of times people swerve, jerk their wheel and obviously will cause a much worse collision than just hitting the deer. >>reporter: if you see one deer, remember, there is a good chance more may follow. according to state farm, the involved in these types of collisions was just under $4,000. if you happen to get in a crash remember to take these steps -- move your car into a safe place, put yo

a car hits a deer and the deer came back for revenge. hitting a deer and the driver opened the door and the deer came back at the vehicle. >> reporter: if sounds like hard to believe, imagine being the driver. >> there was a lot of antlers and snorting. >> reporter: she never imagined it would come back and come at her. >> i just grabbed a hold of her antlers and put my foot on her coming in more. >> i just thought, what would they do if it came back at me. >> reporter: the deer ran off and it died. >> when it collapsed on the ground is when it came to rest. >> reporter: a serious attitude adjustment for the arizona cardinals as they get tyrann mathieu has an interesting take on the showdown we got married in june... ...on tunaday. there's a subway? $3.50 sub of the day to help you remember life's important days. every day a different six-inch sub for just $3.50 at subway? every day of the week. her name is teri... ...she was born on >> reporter: starting rookie quarterbacks in the nfl has been a bit of a trend as of late. think about wh

and unlike the related whitetail deer. the scientists believe a number of factors are affecting the mule deer population, including human expansion and urbanization, fire suppression efforts in the area, and energy development. chuck: we suppressed fire over long periods of time, and that's created this--this primarily timber-dominated area. and i think historically, it was more patchy. we just basically tried to remove the over story, 'cause it looked like this before it was treated, and now it's been opened up. and what we've benefited from from that treatment is we get a lot of this new growth coming in, these lighter-colored stems, like here and here. that's all late winter deer forage. without the habitat treatments, heavily timbered area. ultimately, we're attempting to evaluate whether or not these habitat improvements will actually provide a benefit to mule deer. this is a gps collar. it collects locations. uh, we get five locations a day from this collar. and then it's programmed to release april of the following

it was a baby deer with noticalbe wounds. so, we just wanted to get the deer out of the water to safety." jamod sallis held -- as this evansdale man jumped in the water with his life jacket on -- strapped in the deer -- and they pulled it to safey -- all while keeping a sense of humor. (nats... yay) (jamod sallis,waterloo ) "it feels good to see the city coming together in the midst of something like this to be able to save wildlife. it's a lot of animals who won't be able to make it through this flood. so, we're able to help an feels pretty good." not knowing what to do with the deer -- the men decided to keep hold of it -- drive it out of town -- and let it free. (jamod sallis,waterloo ) "so, to see waterloo coming together is a beautiful thing." president obama joining forces with actor leonardo decaprio what they are expected to discuss... and how it affects us all. a tribute for the late great robin williams is in the works. how he is being moviegoers had plenty of choices this past weekend with bio-pics... family films.

tell us your deer story. you have ever come close? have you ever hit a deer or the deer hits you?anything crazy happen to you? tell us about your encounter. on twitter there on the screen or go on facebook and let us know. >> happening today -- decision 2016, republican vice presidential candidate mike pence will campaign in central pennsylvania. pence will hold a rally at a waste management facility. the visit comes less than a week before he faces off with democrat tim kaine in the vice presidential debate. >>> while donald trump continues to claim victory in the presidential debate sources close to the campaign tell nbc news it was a disaster. they said trump's children with campaign leadership had forced him to take it more seriously. trump and his children are denying what the source, say. a new poll shows hillary clinton came out on top. the nbc news poll said 52% of voters who watched or followed monday night's debate believe hillary clinton performed best. 21% thought donald trump won the debate. that same poll shows 27% of women said their opinion of trump got worse art d

protesters whether deer eating people and in people's gae kill deer and say it won't actually reduce the deer population. >> therer is a rebound effect when you start killing the deer and steadily instead reproducing earlier and having twins and triplets so in order to keep any level of control it would have to be an ongoingng calling you after your slaughtering the deer and it is just not effective at this it is completely unnecessary. >> i just think it is absurd to it's based on really they're going to relocate and thend they're going to come back into shaker and anyway. i have friends in south euclid and that got a lot of deer in southt euclid. >> protesters say if they follow through on their plan to kill the dealn the deer population will likely of the deer population will likelyde increa. they this a better alternative is a wildlife friendly approach including people using certain deer certain plants in their garden and using the garden and using in repellent deer away from their yards. >> would you be impressed up i wrote this magic number on the board. >> you would be great

for a deer. you're hearing a group of people yelling -- as they watch a deer getting swept away in the cedar river -- knowing there's nothing they can do -- as the river rages. moments later -- the deer gets stranded here at the fourth bridge -- causing quite the spectcle.(trazon walker, waterloo ) called 911, and another lady called the police department, and the police department said they couldn't do anything. just going to have to swim to shore."knowing the deer would eventually die -- these three men acted fast.(jamod sallis,waterloo )"the deer was in the water and stuck. it was a baby deer with noticalbe wounds. so, we just wanted to get the deer out of the water to safety."jamod sallis held -- as this evansdale man jumped in the water with his life jacket on -- strapped in the deer -- and they pulled it to safey -- all while keeping a sense of humor.(nats... yay) (jamod sallis,waterloo ) "it feels good to see the city coming together in the midst able to save wildlife. it's a lot of animal

a car hits a deer and the deer came back for revenge. >> just witnessed a vehicle hitting a deer and the driver opened the door and the deer came back at the vehicle. >> reporter: if sounds like hard to believe, imagine being the driver. >> there was a lot of antlers and snorting. come at her. >> i just grabbed a hold of her antlers and put my foot on her chest to try to keep her from coming in more. >> i just thought, what would they do if it came back at me. >> reporter: the deer ran off and it died. >> when it collaps >> reporter: a serious attitude adjustment for the arizona cardinals as they get ready for the rams. tyrann mathieu has an z24qoz zvpz >> reporter: starting rookie quarterbacks in the nfl has been a bit of a trend as of late. think about what is happening in philadelphia and the dallas cowboys. two teams are rolling but not the rams. the key here for jeff fisher, the 28-year-old veteran quarterback getting the job down. they were shut out by the 49ers in game one but they battled back to beat the seahawks. they have weapons when you think about it. you have the runni

you don't have to look far to find deer in shaker heights. that's part of the reason city council approved having police sharpshooters kill deer this december. council says they are responding to complaints from residence about deer causing expensive damage to landscaping and vehicles. >> this isn't the solution to the problem to kill the deer. >> but not everyone agrees with grostick. >> i understand that there are 60 deer in shaker heights. given the size of the city that's not a problem, that number. so i don't know if anything has to be done at this time. >> reporter: a protest against killing deer is planned for tomorrow in the shaker boulevard median at orange road. resident and protester dan levinger hopes to be there. >> we hope we can stop this slaughter. i use the term slaughter not certainly think it's a slaughter. >> reporter: levinger told me that there are more humane ways like liquid repellant like trapping and releasing, anything, but shooting them. >> it's kind of inhumane. who knows how quickly they're going to die. >> repor

. >> as he got on to his third wave, he came face-to-face with a deer. >> i knew it was a deer and withgiant antlers and it looked right in my face and i tripped out because i didn't know what a deer was doing in the water. >> it became swimming out into the ocean. and the group on the beach watching in complete shock. >> i've seen many aseal and a dolphin and whale from afar but to see a deer at the beach, it was mind-boggling. >> reporter: as the deer swam half a mile from shore, the surf coach tim sampson began to worry the animal would drown. >> we realized he is not swimming back and he wasn't swimming parallel to the beach, he was going out. >> he jumped on a student's long board and paddled for 15 minutes before catching up to the deer and after easing inspace, he began to paddle it back toward shore. >> i talked to my dog, good boy, keep swimming, good job, good job. >> it is free -- yeah! >> reporter: and the video shows the deer prancing to dry land but it ran right back into the water. that is where harbor patrol used a hose to finally convince it to end its morning swim. the

how scary it is to hit a deer on the road, but few of us can understand this video. >> a deer strikes back. to folks out there whose diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns our day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't suffer in silence! step on up and ask your doctor about diabetic nerve pain. >>> check out this weird video from new jersey. a woman hit the deer with her truck and the deer came back swinging. >> the police dash cam caught the whole thing on camera. after the initial incident, the woman pulled over to check on the animal, and that's when that deer darted across the road and attacked her. >> it was mad. it was real mad. it happened so fast, i just grabbed a handful of antlers >> deer was not happy. the officer who was behind the 3 woman said he's never seen anything quite like that before. >> that's crazy. that deer j

have you been seeing more deer on the roads lately? a new report shows iowa has the fourth highest number of deer crashes closer to opening its new women's shelter. the organization says this will help get women, and women with waiting months. we're glad that we can open our women's shelter it's going to be for women only, but that will free up beds at catholic worker house, especially where they can take in more women accompanied with children " the house will be next door to mission of hope's men's shelter on park court. and will have up to 14 beds. organizers hope to have it up and running next month. iowa drivers already know the chances of hitting a other states. but the actual odds may surprise you. state farm insurance says your yearly odds of hitting a deer are 1 in 68. iowa has the 4th highest vehicle-deer collision rate in the country. the average repair bill, nationwide, is just under four thousand dollars. one cedar rapids body shop owner had a run-in with a deer in his classic "hot rod" last year in neighboring illinois. a

it underscores just how dangerous deer season can be. nbc10's drew smith has the driver's story in her own words. >> reporter: ellen snider was heading home from dinner near the jersey shore when a deer darted straight into the side of her suv. >> before i could even think, you know, i had the door open a little bit, and it was, you know, right on top of me. >> reporter: a police officer responding to a separate call happened to capture it all on his dash cam. >> there was a six-point buck. he was big. she could have gotten very siriously hurt. >> reporter: the deer's hooves cut up snider's arms. >> just grabbed its antlers and put my foot in his chest and tried to keep him from coming in on me more. >> reporter: she eventually got her door shut and the deer later died. your chances of seeing more of these animals are way up and the leaves change and deer mating season begins. the damage on average can run $4,000. >> they could shall in mid flight and jumping and not unusual to end up with indentations. >> reporter: dave williams from st

and the second thing is, and i didn't know this, if you see a deer and the deer comes out, if you blast-- that's why there are no deer in new york city. horns are blasting 24/7. you blast the horn the deer is going to get out of there. that's the big impediment. >> that's true. >> this was a last final act of a deer was to say, if i'm going down, i'm taking another car with me. i thought it was pretty heroic. >> i wonder if you can blame the cop in this whole matter? >> no, no. but we -- all life should be -- >> yes. >> all right. gentlemen, thank you. factor tip of the day. one of the best parts of my job here at the factor. i'm going to tell you what it is in just a few moments. ♪ like a human fingerprint, no two whale flukes are the same. because your needs are unique, pacific life has been delivering flexible retirement and life insurance solutions for more than 145 years. ask a financial advisor how you can tailor solutions from pacific life to help you reach your financial goals. >>> factor tip of the day in a moment. >>> fist we're encouraging y'all to become bill o'reilly premiu

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at 48th and west dean road in brown deer. two girls are taken by stretchers-- as police investigate the scene. just before 4:30 in the afternoon-- police say two pit 14-year old girls in this front yard. the dogs lived in the home with one of the girls. police say when they arrived-- an officer shot one dog-- to protect the girls. that's when they say the other pit bull tried to attack and that dog was shot. one dog died-- the other was turned over to milwaukee area domestic animal control. the dog owner requested it be euthanized. it may not be the first time there has been an issue with street here and then all of a sudden, a dog ran out of a vehicle. cheryl christensen lives near by and says she almost became a victim one day prior. as walked her dogs mila and maxine--she says one of the pit bulls lunged toward them. 34:30 like a mother, i screamed because im worried about these girls getting hurt. the dog eventually was called back by its owner. but thursday-- it was a much different story for the girls at this home. the

the deer finally hoisted out of the water. taken to a nearby truck after life on the line to save the deer. the man who did all of that does not want to be interviewed. he says he just wanted to make sure the deer was okay and put him in the back of the truck and he takes the deer to the woods to let him out and he didn't want to be identified or interviewed. he just wanted to do the right thing, dana. >> dana: he did. >>> a fire burning in northern california. they are calling it the saw mill fire. at 1500 acres burned so far started yesterday morning and very dry vegetation in the stat o with low humidity, perfect ingredients for these wildfires. >> kim: at 4:45, perfect conditions out of southern nevada and out of the intense heat of summer and enjoying fall a bit. >> dana: chloe beardsly filling in. a cold day outside. >> chloe: enjoy the pumpkin outside. today will be very much like yesterday. like yesterday, started off with clear skies in las vegas. beautiful weather to be starting off with especially with numbers that

a woman hits a deer with her suv.l caught on a police officer's dash cam but that's not really the stunning part. >> not at all. you saw it after the driver hit that deer the deer ran back clearly disoriented and tried to jump into the suv. brad sattin is live in how well, new jersey, brad you talk to the driver had came well face to face with that deer. >> reporter: yeah, we sure di did. get ready this will be your next viral vitter yo out there. police are telling us that almost every single day in this neck of the woods they get car versus deer calls that come in. usually that is the end of the story, but this time it turns out it was the beginning. patrolman nicholas austin sure glad there's video because he thinks no one would have believed him otherwise. his dash cam recording a vehicle hitting a deer in rural how well township when the deer he figures came back for revenge. he radioed in what he saw. >> just witnessed a 15 vehicle hit a deer. driver went to open the door the deer ran back into the car. >> dear

patrolman austin saw a deer hit a deer and the deer coming back to the car trying to jump in. >> thever went to open the door the deer ran back into the car. >> reporter: ellen saeger was behind the wheel and pulled over after the collision. she figure she stopped 100 feet ahead of the crash when she opened her car door -- >> literally right there and i just grabbed a hold of his antlers and put my foot in his chest to try to keep him from you know coming in more. >> reporter: police trained to handle a lot of situations but this one apparently isn't in the playbook. >> i was thinking in it jumped in the car, what do i do? if it starts coming after me, where am i going to do? >> reporter: sadly the deer died minutes later. ellen walk away with scratches and her car with minor damage on the outside and antler damage on the inside. this out come quite different compared to the deer she hit last year. >> just ran out of nowhere. slammed into the side of my truck. got up, shook it off and ran away. this time he came back and tried to get revenge. >> reporter: they were able to move the 6

three men acted quickly. >>> deer was in the water stuck shall baby deer with noticeable wounds, we want to get the deer out of the water to safety. >> anchor: the men jumped in the water with life jabes on, strapped in the deer and pulled it to safety all while keeping a sense of humor. >>> it feels good to see the city coming to the and the midst of something like this to come together e wildlife. it's a lot of animals who won't be able to make it through this flood so we're able to help an animal and that feels pretty good. >>> not knowing what to do with the deer the men decided to keep hold of it, drive it out of town and then let it free. >>> will you ride in the back with us? >>> the sea water coming to the it is a beautiful thing. >>> nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> anchor: all right, coming up here on 7 news, as colin kaepernick's controversial protest during the national what you he is doing when he is on the road. >> anchor: ahead on 7 news at 5:00 a man opens fire the a houston strip mall. several people injured as the suspect is shot and killed by police and what they are now sa

justin williams joins us live from brown deer. when you're getting gas, the pay-at-the- pump option is, certainly, convenient. unless, that is, you're being swindled, when you swipe. while it can be convenient, normally, i pay with a credit card. this practice, yeah, i pay at the pump, a lot. prompts words of warning. it is very crafty, but it's also criminal. of agriculture, trade and consumer protection, issues an alert detailing the fact that reports of skimming are spreading -- throughout the state. this is not new technology. it's been out there for some time, and--every once-in-a- while--it resurfaces, and becomes popular, again. skimming involves criminals manipulating components of credit and debit card readers to steal money, and/or, obtain personal, and financial information-- without alerting the card holders. brown deer police upon people to pay particular attention when paying-at-the-pump. we want people to be observant, and look for, you know, abnormalities when they're goin' to the gas pumps. the abnormalities can i

. >> anchor: a deer runs into a car, then tries to go along for the ride. >> anchor: following the collision course blows through a barrier in a new jersey station killing one person and hurting more than 100. the crash happening during the night of the morning commute at the hoboken station. >> anchor: the station we're learning has just reopened. adam williams in with the latest. >> reporter: one person died, 108 others injured. the train was traveling at a high speed, came any the hoboken station. witnesses say it never slowed down. the train went airborne, thrgh hoboken by the way, one of the busiest transit hubs in the new york city metro area a lot of people were on the mom when this happened t person killed, a woman, was on the platform and was struck by debris. workers nearby rushed to the station to help people until first responders arrived and witnesses described the chaotic scene. >> the people in front of me were badly injured, then we heard people screaming in the first car. they were trapped. they couldn't get out. there, the ceiling is kind of collapsed on top of a portion of

what is unusual, to see a deer do this anywhere. that is ellen out of her truck. >> it was trying to get in. i don't exactly know why. but yeah, it was definitely trying to get in. >> she hit the deer first. left a small mark on the hood. as she opened the door, the animal tried to climb in. >> i was up like this. and i had ahold of hip, had my foot into him. tried to keep it from killing me. >> the patrolman was driving behind her on his way to another car when all this happened. high caught the whole thing on dash cam. >> i've never seen anything like. this i'm glad i saw it, i would have never believed it happened. >> anchor: the deer did not make it. the officer and ellen feel horrible but say they have to laugh, watchitation video new orleansing how differently this could have turned out. >> sellen has bruises, otherwise, is going to be okay. >> coming up, swinging for a record. the unique sky dive attempt from a hot hair balloon. >> adam, where is he. >> we're tracking the likelihood of rain for tomorrow and the weekend. forec

once i'm saying they're beautiful there graceful but they're not too smart that deer wanted revenge >> 545 year term are now weather and traffic every eight minutes and just aheadye it's been a massive undertaking but the headquarters for american greetings has now moved will take you to the ribbon-cutting and exactly who is getting a cavaliers at championship ring waiting to hear the surprising answerer is a look at traffic on i77 in arlington and the akron areao patty will have the latest on your commute coming >> well good morning welcome back to fox eight news in the morning on am petty on petty hooking up the freeways we are getting reports of an accident car into a building on west 65th in the rain we had crews headed to the scene will check it out and sky fox as awesome to send faxes from the sky nd go tond work on that of the catch bad guys by faxing you guysoror down there anyway e also are not getting reports oftt a possible accident on the outboundhe is to shortly between east 200 and east tripleto very mild here at the airport now but scott saysys we are going to get wet

and the deer as you can see. starts fighting back with the woman. she struggles. kicks the deer. we're sad to say the deer didn't make it. >> . one of two things. most likely. or pay back. >> . crazy stuff. >> . >> . 30 thousand cars had hail damage. ranked a*eupgt all time for colorado's most expensive hailstorm. eighth. that was just two years ago. >> . we have a change phao*uing in. cloud cover increasing. subtle differences. we cool off a bit. 82 76 there in fort collins. 84 greeley. a pocket of 80s just in the small area along i 70. and into downtown. but nine o'clock will be will be down to 65. seeing the clouds streaming over head. a light breeze at that point. enjoyable evening for the out door plans. 54 tomorrow morning at 7 a.m. clouds streaming over head. there's a breeze as that breeze keeping us warmer in the morning. cooler tomorrow afternoon. 77 for the high. today was about ten degrees warmer. we'll see the clouds increase late tomorrow. a chance for showers. the rain activity is moving into the mountains. western slope. in the southwest. with future cast. first o

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we have a deer drought down here. 6:17 on this wednesday morning. weekend. this is going to be so much fun! the akron marathon on saturday. so maybe you're running the relay or you're running the half or whole marathon. my gosh. good for you. it is going to be beautiful for running. there will be a lot of clouds around, and it's in the 60s. it should feel pretty good. start of the race low 60s and by 11:00 we're in the mid to upper 60s. it will be warmer but definitely a lot mor cleveland marathon. remember that? that was in may when it was like snowing and sleeting the whole time. nothing like that. we have a little rain chance. there could be a passing shower or a little drizzle at the race on saturday, so spectators, maybe you take an umbrella, but i don't think we'll see a ton of rain or anything like that. satellite and radar showing dry conditions this morning. it will be a dry start at the temperature. watch out for a little fog at the bus stop this morning. that won't be a widespread issue either. it's that time of year where in the morning there's p

. >> a kind deed for some -- from some brown deer police officers. touch a viewer from out of >> a piece of packers histo donated a section of goal posts from the famous ice bowl 1967 nfl championship game, that will go to the packers hall of fame. the poster's torn down and hauled to a shop and cut up into chunks as keepsakes. >> a local veteran has tickets for an upcoming packers game thanks to officers from the brown deer police department. >> carole: they stepped up after paid them forward. >> i'm presenting you two tickets... >> reporter: a brown deer woman visibly people when officers arrived at her home with packers tickets in hand. the woman is a veteran, and when one of the officers learned that she had been scammed trying to buy packers tickets, they wanted to send her to a game. >> she was very grateful, emotional. she has been through quite a bit, and is very what was done. >> reporter: the story doesn't end there, an anonymous man saw the story on tmj4 and decided he wanted to the police officers for what he had done. he owns connection

police say collisions with deer happen all the time. but a deer out for revenge? that's a first, right? >> i don't know. was it out for revenge or trying to like help me, help me? >> oh, ya. >> that's so sad. >> that's scary, can you imagine? >> yup. >> 4:43. president barack obama opening up about some of the biggest threat facing our country including recent violent attacks. why he says he will not be using the term radical islamic terrorism. (vo) when it comes to your favorite pennsylvania lottery pick games, it's smart to add the new wild ball to your game. sally plays 1 2 3, just like she does every day. but today she adds wild ball. because sally chose to get extra chances to win by playing wild ball, (sally) yah! (vo) she can now replace the number 4 with tonight's wild ball, number 3. making her a winner! (sally) thanks, wild ball! (vo) don't change the way you play, change the way you win! learn more at palottery.com. >>> good thursday morning, damp, dreary, wet and windy, as well. live look, philadelphia international airport wet tarmac's out there. so p

killing deer. they d start reproducing earlier and having twins and triplets so it has to be in order to be any level of control it has to be an ongoing calling the year after year slaughtering deer and it s just not effective and it is completely unnecessary. >> i think it is i absurd to it's based on the lather going to relocate them in the run to come and never to come back anyway. i have friends in south euclid and there's a lot of deer in south euclid. >> they plan to follow through to kill dearan starting in december.ki they say a better alternative is a wildlife friendly approach taken by medina which includes people choosing choosing certain plants for their garden and using the garden and using >>> what is going on? are you ready? >> i am so ready. >> would youo be impressed if i made a prediction and wrote the magic number on this. >> you are great and i don't think you can dodo it. >> i think i can. >> i would be impressed. look at that i wrote the magic number. >> you did. >> i wrote th

woman hits a deer with her suv. it is all caught on police officer's dash cam. >> that's not the shocking part, chris. in in case, it looks like the deer tried to fight back, or get in the car. look at the deer? this happened earlier this month. the driver, ellen, pulled over after colliding with a deer. her car came to a stop, about 100 feet away, but the 200-pound deer came running back at her, and then tried to jump in the car, ellen was left with some bumps, bruises, and and the letter damage to the car's inside. >> he's literally right there. and i just grabbed ahold of his and the letters, and put my foot in his chest to try to keep him from, you know, coming in more. >> still can't believe it. i'm glad i did catch it on video because i wouldn't have been able to explain to people what happened and how it happened. >> sadly, the deer died. police say collisions with deer there are an every day occurrence. but this one seems to be a first, the deer trying to get in the car. i'm sure the deer was very scared, di

she tried to get out but the deer tried to get in. this is video obviously from a police officer's dash cam just rolling up at the time that the deer is trying to get in. allen snyder opened the door to check on the animal and it pounced on her. >> i just grabbed its antlers and put my foot on its chest and tried to keep him from coming in on me more. >> deer later died from its injuries. experts say you should watch out for deer on the road as mating season begins. state farm ranks pennsylvania third in the nation for being the most likely to have a collision with a clear. speaking of a deer, carson wentz spent part of his bye week hunting. he posted on instagram. the caption reads, what do you do on your bye week? you get your first bow buck. >> and more people across the country are jumping on the wentz wagon. wentz was named the nfc offensive player of the week. the rookie completed 23 of 31 passes, 301 yards, two touchdowns. another one was dropped. he has not athrothrown an interception in 102 attempts. >>> whoo! >> speaking of

crews around the eastern plains were able to get this 200 acre fire under control in the town of deer trail. bob keegan sent us these pictures of the grass fire. at one point the fire was threatening the town but they were able to keep it back. the fire turned corrals and -- bird corrals and an iron grinder. >>> strong gust today did not help firefighters. >> that's correct. we saw an upper-level disturbance make its way across the state. taking a look at where the fires are right now, this is north of red feathers lake. we are seeing the winds start over at the deer trail grass fires, you can see where we saw them sustained and 25 miles an hour and that did not help with firefighting efforts but things will calm down as we head into labor day tomorrow. we will see some severe storms roll through the northeastern corner of the state that for the most part a very dry and sunny has a ridge of high pressure stays in control through colorado through much of the day tomorrow. you can expect temperatures gradually dropping to the mid- 50s tonight under mostly clear skies and look at that su

were knowing the deer would die, these three men acted fast. >> the deer was in the water stuck. a baby deer with noticeable wounds. so we just wanted to get the deer out of the water to into the water with his life jacket on strapped in the deer and the trio pulled it to safety. >> it feels good to see the city coming together in the midst of something like this, man, to come together to be able to save wildlife, you know, it's a lot of animals who won't be able to make it through the flood. we're able to help our animal, and that feels pretty good. >> not knowing what to do with the deer, they decided to drive it out of town and let it free. thing. >> volunteers continue to fill sandbags while homeowners clear their basements in preparation for flooding along the cedar river. so far 100 homes have been evacuated. >> kris: dozen of demonstrator attempted to take down the statue of andrew jackson in new orleans. they planned to throw ropes around the statue of the former president. they're opposed to confederate more than 100 police officers and statue supporters were also there.

experts say you should watch out for deer on the roads. state farm ranks pennsylvania third in the nation for being most likely having a collision with a deer. >>> happening today, rocker bruce springsteen will be at the parkway center library at noon to promote his new memoir "born to run." he'll hold a meet and greet with lucky ticketholders. tickets to the event are sold out. >>> a police department is hosting police k-9 teams from around the country. >> they'll compete in the united states police k-9 competition. 115 teams are facing off in gloucester township. the teams that compete at the nationals had to first compete and earn qualifying scores in their home regions. so they're among the best police working dogs in north america. >> a lot of, you know, civilians, even police officers that don't candle canines don't realize the training and work that goes into getting these dogs sharp. >> event will be held in gloucester township. all are held in public, from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., donations for the camden county shelter will be acc

toya: then, when deer attack. the unusual roadside boxing match between an agitated animal workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message because wisconsin's middle class toya: a bizarre incident on a new jersey road-side. a woman is attacked by a deer and it was all caught on dash cam video. ellen snyder says she hit the deer on accident. when she opened her door to take a look at the damage the deer , attacked. >> i was up like this. um, and i had a hold of him here just grabbed a handful of antlers and tried to keep it from killing me basically. ,toya: a police officer just happened to be behind her. this is dashcam video. maybe not get out of the car if you are not sure the deer has expired. how would

by the time i put the car in park and got out, she already kicked the deer out herself and the deer was on the ground. >> police say the driver who works for the local parks department was not hurt. the deer later died. >>> the soup and sandwich change cosi is filing for bankruptcy. it closed stores like this on 15th and locust. five more of its stores in the region also closed. it will keep 76 to stores open nationwide during the bankruptcy process. cosi has not reported an annual profit since 1998. >>> on it's cbs3 health watch, a life saving transplant operation using one organ for two patients. >>> stefanie stahl has explained created a special bond for one area family >> mine were stitches >> comparing scars isn't something most fathers and daughters can do. it's not just scars, party of katie fitzpatrick's liver saved her dad's life >> we've always been close and but just fact she was willing to go through all of this >> i didn't like to see him getting sick. >> tom fitzgerald has been living with hepatitis c for years. then his liver failed. during katie's senior year when she wa

>>reporter: employer deer mean more deer for hunters. colorado parks and wildlife officials say that's not entirely true. >> it's rlly important people understands wild live is of information r for everyone in colorado. we get a lot of our fees from mule deer population has plummeted by a hundred thousand in colorado. the state spent years trying to figure out why. >> this is the next step in that process to actually determine is it the predators are there predators coming in taking young fawns so those animals are not going into adulthood. >>reporter: the haw main society believes the numbers have dropped for other reasons like population growth and development under the plan a set number of mountain lions and black bears in the bay skin and upper arkansas ri colorado wildlife officials will comparr what happens there to other areas left alone. now this is just the first step in this whole employees. colorado parks and wildlife say the final plan will be decided in december. the study could also lead them to change the way hunter permit

her car hit a deer. - and the deer hit back! police dashcam caught the whole after the initial incident the woman pulled over to check on the animal.. and that's when it darted across the road and attacked her. the officer says he's never seen anything like it. unfortunately, the deer didn't make it. we're getting a new look at the titletown district in green bay. renderings show a sledding hill will be added to the area around the stadium. the hill will start on top of a building 45- feet above the ground. heading down the hill. there will also be a playground and sports field, the size of a regulation football field. the packers also show off some of their new lambeau field suites. the suites went through a 55-million dollar renovation, which began last year. fox 6's kim murphy has a look inside. out with the old. "our suites have been the same way for i believe 14 or 15 seasons." and in with the new.... "our pursuit is always to be the best sporting experience in all these suites help us achieve that goal." at least thats the

knowing the deer would die these three men acted quickly. the deer was in the water stuck. with noticeable wounds. we wanted to get the deer to safety. they jumped in the water with life jackets strapped in the deer and pulled it to safety. all while keeping a sense of humor. >> it feels many midst of something like that. to come together to be able to save wildlife. it's a lot of animals who won't be able to make it through this flood. we're able to help an animal. that feels pretty good. >>> not knowing what to do with the deer the men decided to keep hold of it drive it out of town and then let it free. >> so see them come together it's a beautiful thing. nicole oliverio, 7 news "today in new england." function if you see it your heart would bleed for this animal. but would you jump in. >> the funny part we didn't know what to do with it. what do you do now we have this big baby deer in our arms? >>> it's 9:54. the red sox man. they are in this hot streak. 11 games now that they've won. and this one needed some extra inning down in tampa bay. we'll have the highlights. l

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sitting in the mid-80s in several valley cities deer valley at 84. 85 in glendale. good morning in mesa, waking up to 79. by this afternoon, our temperatures just barely touch the triple digits into the low 100s. it's going to be a humid day. breaking down the hour by hour i'll show you what to expect in a few minutes. >>> most of our freeways look good this morning. nice and light. remember the closure that i will give you a look at in a second. i want to head up to the north part of the valley because we have a closure deer valley road is closed between 32nd avenue and 35th. the 101 is a good option. the big mountain. you can see it's closed off. you can see the crash over on the right-hand side. it will be for most of the morning giving you a look at the smart routes in a moment. >>> they dominated the field, how will the cards play going into the regular season? how about the main attraction? craig is breaking it down. >>> summertime fun not just for people. a trio of bears showing no shame cool off. >>> the cuffs get ready to come off for a man convicted of rap

. >> next year, hunter, the deer, i like the deer. they can stay around. >> protesters taking the streets of shaker heights polo testing the thinning of the deer heard. officials have gotten hundred damaging landscaping and cars but protesters point to a survey that says shaker heights has ten deer per square mile. >> we have 60 deer total in shaker heights, a number that we can totally handle in the city and there's no need to shoot them. >>> killing deer is not con ver vegas and does nothing to control their populations because they rebound. >> protesters told us there is a more humane way to deal with the over. just hours from now traffic will be flowing on the eastbound lanes of the new inner belt bridge. o.d.o.t. marked a milestone with the ribbon cutting ceremony saturday morning. we take you to the celebration. >>reporter: everyday nearly 140,000 drivers use the george v. voinovich bridge enduring delays, closures and accidents. but come sunday at 11:00 a.m. that dve after more than 5 years of construction, both bridges will be

by the time i put the car in park and got out, she already kicked the deer out herself and the deer was on the ground. >> police say the driver who works for the local parks department was not hurt. the deer later died. >>> the soup and sandwich change cosi is filing for bankruptcy. it closed stores like this on 15th and locust. five more of its stores in the region also closed. it will keep 76 to stores open nationwide during the bankruptcy process. cosi has not reported an annual profit since 1998. >>> on it's cbs3 health watch, a life saving transplant operation using one organ for two patients. >>> stefanie stahl has explained created a special bond for one area family >> mine were stitches >> comparing scars isn't something most fathers and daughters can do. it's not just scars, party of katie fitzpatrick's liver saved her dad's life >> we've always been close and but just fact she was willing to go through all of this >> i didn't like to see him getting sick. >> tom fitzgerald has been living with hepatitis c for years. then his liver failed. during katie's senior year when she wa

unusual is to see a deer do this. anywhere. a woman struggling with and literally kicking one out of her truck last sunday night. >>> it was trying to get in. i dent exactly know why. but it was definitely trying to get in. the women hit the deer with her truck first. left a small mark on the hood and seemed to take off. see what had happened the animal try climb inside. i was up like this. and i had a hold of him here. i had my foot into him. and you know it happened so fast. >> i just grabbed a hand. of antlers and tried to keep it from killing me. patrolman happened to driving by when all of this happened and he caught the whole thing on dash cam. >> eye never seen anything quite like this. i'm glad i did see it. because never would have believed it happen. both snyder tan officer feel badly the deer didn't survive. they also know how differently this could have turned out. >>> so once again the deer didn't make it. the women had a few pruzs after afterward. still ahead at 9:30 this morning. quarterback questions f