who helped a fawn go from this to this. he used his sister's go proto go free boarding. >> like snowboarding on the pavement the video that doubles as a safely lesson. >>> and remember the trainer who warned -- >> don't pet my dog. >> getting the dog in trouble. >> why he's talking tough on food. >> starchy fiber [ bleep ]. >>> a pair of masked thieves looking for the dough. so where else do they go? pizza hut. in australia, carrying machetes and their faces are covered. within thief jumps up on the counter, demanding cash from the 23-year-old employee. that guy is a manager. quickly the robber starts punching the guy with the machete in his hand. doesn't injure the guy. watch how stupid these guys turn out to be. demanding money from the cash register. in his anger and rage he smashes the electronic display on the cash register. even the employee's like, look, now my register won't work. it's near closing time so the other two registers have already been emptied. one of the other managers says that -- >> amateurs. >> look

when you see a fawn laying down, what do you do? >> you don't touch it.he mom is going to come back. >> this is one of those instances where you can and need to come to the rescue. this is another rescue video from the wildlife foundation, and here's our buddy simon cowell who loves animals. >> you can see the fawn stuck in a gate, and it's in need of rescue. mom is nearby. >> oh, the sound is awful. >> it wants its mom, and it wants to get out of there. he says he really has to cover this thing up and be careful because even though it's a little baby, it has a powerful kick. >> all right. i know. i know. here we go. right. take a bit of the pressure off it. it's not badly hurt. all right. sweetheart. >> he may have a hard time getting him out of there. >> it's not exactly easy, but he covers his head, and he is able to get it out in short enough order, but then he immediately releases it after checking if it's got any injuries. >> go on. off you go. come on. you're free. >> oh, boy. oh, boy. >> then look. skamperring through the field. the fawn and its m

. >>> returning a fawn to the forest. >> as close to mom as they can. >> how they ensure mom gets baby back. >>> before taking the mound in the pirates's game, they threw a party in the parking lot. >> uncles, cousins, friends. >> see the celebration pittsburgh-style. >>> got a couple shocking moments caught on camera, first one from moscow, russia. this dude here, 3-year-old nike, at the store with mom and younger brother, mom is handling the transaction, and nick walks out of the store. mom does not notice, dangerous in itself, but watch where he goes, over to the escalator, plays with this thing. little kids are curious, three years old, and puts his hand by the railing belt that's move, and right there, he starts to freak out. workers immediately run over, but the emergency stop system failed. >> are you kidding? >> they were eventually able to stop him and get the hand out of there, only suffering brush burns, but the parents are jep set with the mall because the emergency stop system should have work. other people and the mall says your kid was unattended. this could have happene

. >>> a man spots something in his window well and realizes a newborn fawn fell in there. a mom waited patiently to get her baby back. >> a tiny baby. >> a weather watcher is disappointed. >> i can never catch the lighting. only the thunder. >> why you have to be careful what you wish for. toto y youou...... ththey're momorere t thahana pet so protect them, with k9k9 advantix ll itit's's b broroadad s spepm protection kills fleas, ticksks a andd mosquitoes too. k9k9 a advdvanantitix l fofor r ththe e loloveve o g >>> at first glance this looks like this man todd is just going to go check on his bushes. >> daily activity. >> just check on your bushes. >> on this day there was more to the story. as todd gets closer, you see that he is actually going to go behind the bushes. if you notice, there's a window well right there, and in that well is something that needs to be rescued. he climbs down in there, leans over, and you hear a cry from within there. you won't believe what looks like a brand new newborn fawn. >> that's a tiny baby. >> mama comes into frame to make sure her

you can see there's a baby deer or a fawn, and it is not alone. that is mom, and mom is not crossing the road because the baby has not got over the fence. you see at this point, mom came over to the other side of the fence, okay, let me show you how to do it, watch what i do. >> no way the mom can jump over it. >> i question the skills, but she says, okay, jump like me. the baby is, like, you know, mom, i'm not ready for this. >> i was born six hours ago. >> awesome to watch a parenting moment between mama deer and fawn. she is showing this baby exactly what to do. it is incredible. >> finally, the fawn figures out how to get to mom. >> shimmies underneath. >> if you can't go over, go under. >> now, if human kids are in the backseat saying, are we there yet? this is the puppy version of that. that is a terrier puppy asking, when are we going to get there? >> god, i love puppies. they are so cute. all puppies look like little stuffed animals. >> that video is great. i'm going to watch that before i go to bed and when i wake up. put myself in a good

. >>> a man spots someone in the window well -- >> a newborn fawn fell in. >> how mom waited patiently to get her baby back. >> oh, it's a tiny baby. >> plus, she just saw the bun in her oven, and she's saying all 50 states in 17 seconds. >> louisiana, maine, maryland -- >> now, see if we can beat the record. >>> as humans, i don't think we realize how lucky we are to be at the top of the food chain because things like this do not happen to us on a daily basis. this video from the kruger national park in south africa, tourists looking at the wildlife you see in the park, and that is a water buck right there hanging out, but look crouched here behind these bushes. that's a cheetah. it's not just one chee that. now you see the cheetah go after -- there's several bucks they target. they target the one. >> oh, oh, oh. oh, my god, coming our way. >> oh, my gosh. >> now the water buck gets away briefly. >> listen to the people behind the camera shocked at what they are witnessing. >> oh, my god. oh! >> he takes a running dive into the water, starts swimming away. the cheetah's not in the wat

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one is a fawn, the other human. that baby, her name is celine. she's 6 months old.nd her mom is taking this video. and her mom kayla said the faun was looking for its month and saw the baby and the family thought, let me go spend some time with them. >> a wild fawn that just happened to come up to them? >> yeah. >> playing with the baby deer. >> i think the baby deer is like, well, my mom is coming. i have to go home. it was nice spending time with you. >>> i saw your light. i was like, i'm probably going to get pulled over for some [ bleep ] reason. >> this is the video of a police officer in lafayette, colorado, who has pulled over a young man. you'll never guess what he's been pulled over for. >> you see the white guy? that means you can go across the cross walk. >> you have to walk your bike. >> did you hear that? this officer stopped this young man who was on a bicycle for riding his bike through the crosswalk when he had the crossing signal. as the officer is asking this teen's last name, his name is vince martin, vince says i'm not going to give you my last n

who helped a fawn go from this to this. he used his sister's go proto go free boarding. >> like snowboarding on the pavement the video

. >> was walking by a young fawn, i didn't know at the time what it was.ince i was such a deep sleep, a fawn screaming. >> reporter: grabbing flashlights, he and his son went down into the trees to help. what they found was more than they bargained for. >> no more than 15, 20 fed away from us this cat just steps up off a dead little fawn and darts up the hill. >> reporter: a mountain lion! just steps from his house with a fresh kill. cole took me down to where the last lion was seen. he is still spooked. >> never seen a big cougar mountain lion before ever, ever. >> reporter: there are lots of deer and fawns, lots of mountain lion food and not just animals. >> kids that come down here and play and stuff like me or the kid i just walked down here with my little bb gun and shoot cans and stuff. >> reporter: now there's a new hunt they are in town, next- door neighbors don't seem to mind. >> they are more scared of people i think than people are of them. >> reporter: department of fish and wildlife agrees. >> it's lions do what lions do, which is eat deer. it

. >> i was walking by a young fawn. i didn't know at the time what it was.h a deep sleep, a fawn screaming. >> reporter: grabbing flashlights, he and his son cole went down into the trees to help. what they found was more than they bargained for. >> no more than 15, 20 feet away from us this cat just steps up off a dead little fawn and darts up the hill. >> reporter: a mountain lion! just steps from his house with a fresh kill. cole took me down to where the lion was last seen. he still is a little spooked. >> never seen a cougar before, a big mountain lion, ever. ever. >> reporter: there are lots of deer, lots of baby fawn, lots of mountain lion food and not just animals. >> kids come down here and play and stuff like me as a kid i just walked down here with my bb gun and shoot cans and stuff. >> reporter: now there's a new hunter in town. next-door neighbors don't mind. >> they are more scared of people, i think, than people are of them. >> reporter: department of fish and wildlife agree. >> it's lions doing what lions do, which is eat deer. so it's not a

. >> when i came down here, a whole herd of deer ran away, including the fawn and mountain lion wentay. >> for sure you know it hasn't gone away? >> it's not gone away. >> reporter: that type of situation is why the bay area puma project is out today, setting up its capture stations. coming up at 6:00, what they're learning to help the public feel safe. robert honda, nbc bay area news. >>> getting into san francisco this holiday weekend might take you a little longer. plan accordingly. less than a few hours from now, crews will be shutting down a heavily traveled freeway. this happened a couple of months ago, it's happening again. we're talking about 280 right near the ballpark. it's northbound 280 this time from highway 101 to fourth street. christie smith joins us from the city this evening. christie, a busy weekend, a lot of people need to plan accordingly, like we said. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. use public transportation, follow the detours, give yourself extra time. that's because at 9:00 tonight, the northbound lanes of 280 are closing for repair work, or a portion here.

. >> a fawn screaming. and it happened several times. >> reporter: it was coming from the bottom of the hill near the creek bed below his home. he got his son cole and they walked with flashlights through the dense underbrush. >> no more than 15, 20 feet away from us, this cat just steps up off a dead little fawn and darts up the hill. >> reporter: the mountain lion had been feasting on the young deer it had just killed. >> we were both like, whoa, that's a mountain lion! like let's get away from here. >> and he was just sitting there watching us the entire time. >> reporter: webber said the cat just froze in the bushes, its eyes were hypnotic. >> they groechlow. >> reporter: today around noon webber thought he saw the lion again as he gazed at the hillside from his deck. >> we get down there, turn the corner and all of a sudden up pops that lion. i was like, oh, boy. >> reporter: this was a second confirmed citing of a mountain lion in the bay area since may. this cat ran down an alley between two apartmen

host: fawn johnson, walk us through the comments. guest: i think this is probably measured republican response that you're going to find to this issue. when this supplemental request was on last week, i capitol hill and i heard much worse things about it. republicans literally rolling their eyes at me. it was just -- they couldn't of money.e amount they had thought it was going to be $2 billion. it turned out to be almost twice that. trust the president at all. so when we listen to mike mccaul, it's important to notice thinking about this in probably the most rationale republicans can. he wants to deal with the children at the border. in saying is correct that -- does it make sense to build these large, permanent facilities to try and house these children? the reason why the president has asked for that is that it's to haveto do that than temporary housing. this is something the hhs secretary was telling week.riators last but at the same time, anything that you do that looks like it's just going to mean that more people are going to

time weber was to see the mountain lion again this morning, the same mountain lion on top of another fawnhabitat but it's scary because there are young kids, everybody has animals , there have been postings that peoples cats are missing so it's a little concerning sot-a mountain lion in an urban area is always a concern the california department of fish and wildlife has confirmed the mountain lion did kill this fawn but says there are no plans track it, capture it or kill it fish and wildlife -this lion was was eat deer. no harm no foul so this lion is in good shape as far as the department is concerned. officials say the chances of a mountain attacking a resident are infinitesimal still those who live nearby should aware their homes are near the natural homes of both lions and deer. standup dan kerman san mateo - the department of fish and game says there are a few things can do. one is don't leave your pet on the deck unattended. also don't leave petfood out. and finally don't feed the deer, that just attracts more dear and kahane that attracts mountain lions. in in berkeley. it is now

the hill. >>> hill-- >> reporter: all that remained is what was left of the fawn. the department of fish and wildlife confirmed it was a mountain lion attack. with all the deer that live in the canyon he is not surprised the mountain lion is hunting here. he saw it again this morning. >> same thing happened. the deer took off up the hill, the cat got off another one and it went up the hill. >> despite the sighting of a mountain lion enmay there is -- in may there is no indication encounters are on the rise. >> we are not going to capture it, we are not going to look for it to destroy it. he was doing what lions do, eat dear. >> reporter: they are advising people to be aware the mountain lion is out here and not let small animals out without watching him. he will be carrying a gun when he lets his dog out at night. what neighbors were doing that might have dured it to the area. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you can water your lawn but one city is creaking new restrictions -- creating new restrictions. ktvu's john sasaki is live where it appears brown is

host: fawn johnson, walk us through the comments. guest: i think this is probably measured republican response that you're going to find to this issue. when this supplemental request was on last week, i capitol hill and i heard much worse things about it. republicans literally rolling their eyes at me. it was just -- they couldn't of money.e amount they had thought it was going to be $2 billion. it turned out to be almost twice that. trust the president at all. so when we listen to mike mccaul, it's important to notice thinking about this in probably the most rationale republicans can. he wants to deal with the children at the border. in saying is correct that -- does it make sense to build these large, permanent facilities to try and house these children? the reason why the president has asked for that is that it's to haveto do that than temporary housing. this is something the hhs secretary was telling week.riators last but at the same time, anything that you do that looks like it's just going to mean that more people are going to

if they fawn one, who says there is more? >> now, coming up at 7:30 here on "good day" philadelphia, three members of camden's newly commissioned cold case unit will be here in studio talking about the first cold case in just solved. >> delaware county woman accused of using a doggy door to break into her he is take dollars husband's home. forty-three year old kira facing long list of charges, and all of this stems from monday night. this is on lansdowne avenue in upper darby. police say after a couple of hours of drinking, she went to the home and crawled through the doak i door. when she got inside, police say, she attack her estranged husband. >> the sad thing is, domestic situation that she made threats to kill this guy. she wasn't going to divorce him, or is not going to divorce him, and then physically confronted the guy. >> police say this is the second time in just up elf -- cup ill every months they respond today a call from had home. >> stories making headlines around the nation for you this wednesday. an investigat

. >>> a man spots someone in the window well -- >> a newborn fawn fell in.

. >>> a fawn trapped in a gate leads to a tricky rescue. >> even though it's a little baby, it's

. >> we walk again yards this way and 15 feet away this cat steps up off a dead fawn and darts up the hill. >> reporter: people were surprised to learn a mountain lysine hunting here but say the deer population is growing. >> neighbors sometimes they just throw food to the deer. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: that can set opdangerous cycle. >> -- up a dangerous cycle. fish and wildlife say mountain lions pose very little risk to people so they won't be catching or killing it. all the same when he left his dog out, he will bring along extra protection. >> i have guns. i carry a pistol with me. >> reporter: in addition to drawing more deer, meeting wild animals is illegal. it is not a good idea it feed deer, especially with a mountain lion hunting in the area. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we are following developing news. police evacuated several homes as they try to get an armed man to surunder. the man barricade -- surrender. the man barricaded himself inside his home. authorities got his daughter out safely. >>> continuing coverage on the firefighter in napa county -- o

took the fawn away. there was a baby who was, i don't know, a month old or so. took her away to take care of her. >> a mountain lion was caught lurking near an apartment building and a collar revealed the cat had been hiding behind some bushes watching quite a few pedestrians and bicyclists for hours, but of course did not make contact. the project believes mountain lions are coming closer to where we live looking for water. >>> the b.a.r.t. extension could be delayed because of a spat. they planned to build a trench over the next eight months but that would mean closing the road. and the city denied their work permit. told them to find a better way of doing this. don't close the entire road. so that part of the project is now going to take much longer. the tracks have been scheduled to be opened in late 2017. >>> today leaders will call on the food and drug administration to lift the ban from preventing gave men from donating blood. he says the ban is based on decades-old fears that have now since been discounted by science. after a news conference today, honda

. >> a fawn screaming. it happened several times. >> reporter: it was coming from the bottom of the hill near the creek bed. he got his son cole and they walked with flashlights through the dense underbrush. >> no more than 15, 20 feet away from us, this cat just steps up off a dead little fawn and darts up the hill. >> reporter: the mountain lion had been feasting on the young deer it had just killed. >> we were both like, whoa, that's a mountain lion. like let's get away from here. >> he was just sitting here watching us the expire time. >> reporter: weber says the cat just froze in the bushes, its eyes were hypnotic. >> they glow, like a glowing greenish red color. >> reporter: today around noon weber thought he saw the lion again as he gazed at the hillside from his deck. >> we get down and turn the corner and up pops that lion. it's like oh, boy. >> reporter: this was the second confirmed citing of a mountain lion in the bay area since may. this cat ran down an alley between two apartment houses into a

save goes to a colorado man who saved a fawn from the window well.and at number one, roy mcaroy drops the green on the 406-yard yard par 4. mcaroy would birdie the hole. he leads by one shot. this is a warm up event for the british open, ian polter. mcaroy says i'm sorry, it was a three wood. 436 yards, hello. >> i like that ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tomorrow morning >> david letterman is next. >> our next newscast tomorr,,,,, it's never been easier to find a dentist. watch. dentist. at 1-800-dentist, we've helped over 8 million people find that right dentist. we can do the same for you. so don't put it off. call 1-800-dentist.

rufus and atlantis perry fawn dead overnight by one of their six children. the couple showed no signs of trauma a the results show no evidence of forced entry into their home on spangler street. family members are just devastated by this lost. >> terrible, terrible, i never got to say good-bye to him. >> the couple's family says that both were in good health. >>> there is much more to cover here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" including another great parody from weird al. >> some incredible artifact displayed after being unearthed at the i-95 interchange project. we'll show it to youment back >>> rare finds from deep below the city of philadelphia. >> penndot showed off things unearthed from the i-95 project. first presbyterian church in kensington, tableware, glassware, some of the items found in the port richmond fishtown neighborhood during its work penndot uncovered some 5,000 years of philadelphia history. >> the earliest artifacts that are here are associated with native american people that lived here before that was a city of philadelphia. the oldest arti

and one stop operating fawn takens with recirculated water. local agencies could and for fines up to $500 a day for violators. >>> well, it's been a while sense i have said this but we're back to a july, more normal like pattern. that means 60s, 70s with some fog by the coast, and 90s inland. the tropical clouds most are gone. they're down in southern california up in the sierra nevada but had some this morning. northeast. most have done the exit stage rate and a lot of clouds remains of a tropical storm in san diego, and central california. we have the fog but it's sunny inland. high cloud deck has pushed into the sierra northern california and it looks like thunderstorms are about ready to pop up here. a few beginning to show themselves, so i mean, between about 2 and 6:00, things could definitely pop up there, and also more so towards northeast california, i think they're a little better opportunity there, that's not right, that 93, but the 87 in liver more, 83 in concord. santa rosa, 77. 60s or near 70 for some, oakland airport at 71. so t

save goes to a colorado man who saved a fawn from the window well. and at number one, roy mcaroy drops the green on the 406-yard yard par 4. mcaroy would birdie the hole. he leads by one shot. this is a warm up event for the british open, ian polter. mcaroy says i'm sorry, it was a three wood. 436 yards, hello. >> i like that accent, well done. irish. >> obviously. ,,,,,,,,,, can't say thank you enough. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything, for all your help. through all life's milestones, our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retirement. you should come celebrate with us. i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors you know and trust. so you can celebrate today and feel confident about tomorrow. 737. right there? you guessed it. how do we save on operational costs? with the world's largest fleet of boeing 737's. one of the many ways we bring you $69 airfares. limited time sale fares starting as low as $69

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. >> animal control took the carcass away and the fawn away.here was a baby who was, i don't know, a month old or so. took her away to take care of her. >> reporter: in may, a mountain lion was captured in mountain view, working by an apartment building. the san mateo one is still on the loose. the san mateo county office of emergency services says residents should avoid hiking or jogging through wooded areas at dusk, dawn and at night. they should also keep a close eye on children and small pets. and anyone who comes face-to-face with a mountain lion is encouraged not to run. if you can who will your senses and not run, face the animal and appear bigger than you are, make noises and start throwing objects at the animal. and that might keep you safe. live in san mateo, nannette miranda, nbc news. >>> one year ago today, flight 214 crash landed at san francisco international airport. three passengers died in the crash. 187 hurt. investigators with the national transportation safety board issued their report into the probable cause of the crash l

and fawn u.s., 30% in alternatives like hedge funds, private equities, things like that. you have some ifled go, some if agriculture commodities. no treasury, no traditional corporate bonds, which you are in very high yield debt. tell us quickly what you are thinking. >> i think the equity market is reasonably priced and can go higher. i think the band market is overpriced, especially quality bonds and treasuries. so i think yields are probably going to rise there. and that would cause a loss in whatever assets you have in quality fixed income and i think that valuations arise for equities. i think you can make money in equities and lose money in bonds and that's why i have a virtually all equity portfolio. >> you are a fearless predictor, most of the time seven or ache of ten predictions come true. what would cause you now to change your rather rosey view of the stockmarket? >> okay. well, first of all, tyler, you give me more credit than i deserve. there's usually five or six of them that work out. they are surprises, not predictions. they are events i think that have a

and this is when you take the favorable rating and subtract the fawn afrable one. darth vader come in at 58% and that is well ahead of hillary clinton, mike huckabee and rand paul who fell below 20%. i think that's very telling, thomas. >> so many people love star wars. >> it's the best. now a few kayakers in argentina had quite a experience. they found themselves among hump back whales and they were taken for quite a ride. they lifted the kayak out of the water and later setting them down and heading o on their way. i don't know about you, i would have been pretty freaked out. >> that is unbelievable video. i don't know if they used a go-pro there. it's cool they captured this. they shaured their trip with tw million youtube viewers. what a whael tale. i had to do it. >> now last but not least, weird al is back. the satirist -- >> from the whales to weird al, he's been having fun with hit songs for decades. amish paradise is one. now he hit number one with "mandatory fun." he's been releasing daily videos of song parodies like this one called "tacky," spoofing for

. >> animal control took the carcass away and took the fawn way, it was a baby, who was i don't know, a month old or so. >> in may, mountain lion was captured lurking near an apartment building. a tracking collar reveals that that cat was hiding behind bushes, watching quite a few pedestrians and bicyclists for hours. bay area puma project thinks they are coming closer to civilization because they are looking for water. >>> bart extension could be pushed back by a year and a half because of a spat between the vta and the city of milpedas. they planned to dig a trench turned the road over the next eight months. that would mean closing the road during reduction. -- construction. the city denied the work permit. told them to do the job without closing the entire road. so, that part of the project will likely take much longer. the track had been scheduled to open in late 2017. >>> local leaders will hold a town hall meeting today to talk about getting care at the palo alto va hospital amid allegations that veterans died at other facilities. veterans who have been treated at the palo alto

rufus and gladys perry both fawn dead in their home on spangler street last thursday. but, they did not show any obvious signs of trauma. over the weekends, homicide detectives told us, they're questioning two people. we'll any charges are filed. >>> if you are headed to the phillies game later tonight, get ready for stepped up security at the ballpark. starting today fans entering citizens bank park through the right field gate will have to go through one of the metal detectors, part of new security plan major league stadiums. phillies host the giants at 7:05 tonight. much more on the return of one of the phillies stars when we talk sports coming up in just a bit. also, today, donald and shelly sterling len do end up back on the witness stand. donald sterling's lawyers will start calling witnesses over who controls the fate of the los angeles clippers. agreed sell the team for $2 billion after the league banned donald starring for life after caught making racist comments. >> firefighters in the patch i can northwest are trying to get these raging wild fires under cont

unless a buyer is fawn, the hotel and casino is slate today close in september. >> we want to get our traffic and weather together. >> we are sort of front loading this week's forecast here with a very slow moving sluggish, potent trough, has to dig through here, before we can clear out the skies and end up with more comfortable conditions. so, we've been building up the heat, building up the moisture, with recent couple of days, today and tomorrow, as a result, may end up featuring some very heavy and locally severe thunderstorms. so, let's take you out, there we start things off with quick check on storm scan3 locally. we had lil rounds of storms, actually several lil rounds of storms in the last few hours, there is another one, that with time has start today fizzle at least a little bit. just outside of lancaster county, like like it may survive as it cross noose chester. we'll keep an eye on. that will that's all we have to monitor on the radar as it stands for now. see there is more to come off to the west, additional pockets of showers, storms, have been firing up over the last

we've been tracking on handy winds speed reader have calmed down, only temporarily, not soul can be fawn here in nags head, kill devil hills only police and media. some people are riding out this storm in their hotel rooms, in their homes, but thousands every people heeded the warnings, yesterday and wednesday, and they pack up their things and got out of the way. police in vare county north carolina told people here to stay indoors, as hurricane arthur came ashore thursday night. dumping heavy rain, and unleashing 100-mile per hour winds. the first named storm of the season made landfall as a category two storm before midnight near the southern end of the state's outer banks. ahead of the storm, north carolina governor put more than two dozen counties under states of emergency. >> we really might not know how extensive the damage might be until mid-morning, or even later. >> arthur is pounding the north carolina coastline, and watching out july -- washing out july 4th holiday plans and vacationers here, many of whom evacuated, some did stay to ride out the storm. police went door-to-doo