heartbreaking cries after rescuers find a fawn without its mom. how an unsettling trip to the shelter leads to a happy reunion the next day. >> hungry. >> two ladies fighting in the streets. >> what do you reckon it's about? >> why we're never guess. >> knew it was coming. i mean, hey. >> i will eat whatever is on the table. >> she's young but this girl has a very cool message though. >> what's behind some very strong feelings about her food. >> i won't -- either. >> plus some ladies get in their cardio, kangaroo style. >> my parents are out of town for the next few days. they asked me to take care of tape. what happens when a jet lagged father returns and can't get through the front door? >> all you want is your bed now you got to cut through tape just to get through the door? >> this video is a perfect example of what you should do when you see a fawn without its mom just leave it alone. that's what this guy did. he saw this fawn it was injured so they called animal control to come get her. >> that's a real bambi right there. >> took care of it.

heartbreaking cries after rescuers find a fawn without its mom. how an unsettling trip to the shelter leads to a happy reunion the next day. >> hungry. >> two ladies fighting in the streets. >> what do you reckon it's about? >> why we're never guess. >> knew it was coming. i mean, hey. >> i will eat whatever is on the table. >> she's young but this girl has a very cool message though. >> what's behind some very strong feelings about her food. >> i won't -- either. >> plus some ladies get in their cardio, kangaroo style. >> my parents are out of town for the next few days. they asked me to take care of with more than 1,000 rolls of tape. what happens when a jet lagged father returns and can't get through the front door? >> all you want is your bed now you got to cut through tape just to get through the door? >> this video is a perfect example of what you should do when you see a fawn without its mom just leave it alone. that's what this guy did. he saw this fawn it was injured so they called animal control to come get her. >> that's a real bambi ri

the cougars and bears are the number one killers of does and fawns in northwest colorado. they would shoot and trap the predators while studying fawn numbers to see if they go up. the plan would mean killing 10 cougars and 15 bears every year. the humane society says this type of study is in food sources are also contributing to those lower deer numbers. >>> the number of active wildfires across the united states is dropping from peak summer highs as we they hade head to fall but one fire is burning out of control. this one at vandenburg air force base in california. it has burned 3500 acreses with no containment. parts of the base has lost power. they say only essential base. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> our skies aren't going to be as plow as what they are yesterday. and that is courtesy of tropical storm payne that is spinning off the coast of the baja. the movement of the upper level winds are bringing all of that cloudiness into colorado today. now the chance for rain will increase tonight for innocents. in some high mountain peaks we could

parks and wildlife says it would trap and then shoot predators while studying fawn numbers to see if they go up. the agency is estimating that up to 10 cougars and 15 bears could be killed each year. representatives heard mixed feedback tonight at a public meeting in denver. >> i personally have seen six locations in the last year and i know of other individuals that have seen more. i live there. i work there. i hunt there. in my opinion the colorado parks and wildlife is attempting to do the right thing. >> i personally believe it is wrong and even evil to destroy a living creature for the sole purpose of seeing if its death has an impact on another species, especially when the evidence proves otherwise. >> opponents from the humane society who spoke tonight said these types of studies are inhumane. ey habitat and not enough food are major reasons for the drop in the doe and mule deer populations. parks and wildlife said it will release a revised proposal sometime in december. >>> the man hunt for a bombing suspect in new york ended in a shootout this morning. 28-year-old ahmad rahi

the plan includes trapping and shooting predators - while studying fawn numbers -- to see if they go up. they estimate - about 10 cougars - and 15 bears - would be killed each year. opponents at the humane society say - loss of habitat and food supply - are bigger reasons behind a mule deer decline-- and that the plan is inhumane. a revised proposal is due in december. the head of wells fargo - has a long list of apologies to make. he'll start on capitol hill - later today. it's a battle of the sevens... the i-phone versus the samsung galaxy.. but one clearly has the upper hand the head of wells fargo - plans to say sorry - to congress and the that employees opened millions of unauthorized accounts. today -- c-e-o john stumpf will face the senate banking committee. the associated press got a copy of his prepared remarks. stumpf says he's "deeply sorry" the bank failed customers -- and violated their trust. last week - the bank was fined a combined 185 million dollars -- for allegedly opening millions of bank accounts without customer permission -- all in order to meet aggressive sale

heartbreaking cries after rescuers find a fawn without its mom. how an unsettling trip to the shelter leads to a happy reunion the next day. >> hungry. >> two ladies fighting in the streets. >> what do you reckon it's about? >> why we're never guess. >> knew it was coming. i mean, hey. >> i will eat whatever is on the table. >> she's young but this girl has a very cool message though. >> what's behind some very strong feelings about her food. >> i won't -- either. >> plus some ladies get in their cardio, kangaroo style. >> my parents are out of town for the next few days. they asked me to take care of

and asked about his fawning crowd. >> do you fool that ieel that i? >> a burden. i don't want to let these people down. >> reporter: trump supporters believe unshakably something else. that trump can't be bought. >> i didn't have to do this. >> jthis couple from massachusetts. >> he says the thing that needs to be said. >> about what? what's important to you? >> that nobody else says. >> trump is different because it doesn't have to answer to any donors. any lobbyists. >> you're fired. >> you're fired. you're fire. >> reporter: part of the trump phenomenon derives from fame, reality tv sizzle. >> you wanted law and order. you got it. low brow celebrity that former president ronald reagan was derided for. the comparisons crop up frequently. though trump supporters can't always explain why. lucas quinn from union, too, always a good thing. >> what echos for you about reagan and trump? >> just, i don't really know. i mean i wasn't arrive when reagan was president. so i can't speak on reagan. >> reporter: details aside, quinn is convinced. trump has got whatever reaga

so they come right back with that little fawn. mom is close by, you can't see her. let's get a little closer. her. then you see they union. and it feels so good. >> look how he's wagging his tail. >> all of it coming together. >> that was the incredible thing. and there you could see mom saying thank you for taking care of my baby. >> finally back together. >>> you might think it's a little too early in the season to be talking about avalanches from jookin. >> oh, that's a monster. >> it's all coming down. this is in the himalayas, the valley itself is around 13,000 feet. mavra taylor and his friends were hiking z-1, one of the summits in the area. >> that's the height from which people skydive. >> they're way up in the mountain. >> they haven't even started their hike. this is day one at base camp. >> fellas, maybe they just want to go back to the hotel. that's what you're go to go walking into. >> the good news, believe it or not, that is not the route they were going to climb. they were actually happy and thankful that the south face they were to climb, their rou

>> this is a fawn. it sounds like this whole relationship started because dotty here showed up to a construction site alone. so they started taking care of it. absolutely amazing. and amazing also, this encounter. this time with a seal when kayakers are out there on the water. thank you very much for the ride. we're just going to go that way. >> it's not a cab. >>> so yesterday was a bit of a funny day. >> it was a great day. >> we all had a package on our desk. we opened it up, and suddenly it was christmas morning. >> yeah! >> we'd all been sent a couple of comic book. along with those comic books, we had personalized notes and a this guy claims to be mike. he got to the age of 34, and he'd been collecting comic books, decided they were too many. mike's great giveaway. his facebook page with 21,000 feel following it. all these winner's photo of people from all over celebrating and thanking him for these comic books that have been sent to them. we got more into this letter, and it got very interesting.

codo the leading known cause of deaths for does and fawns. a study proposal would involve reducing the cougar and bear numbers in regions in northwestern colorado. park and wildlife says it would trap and shoot the predators while studying fawn numbers to see if they go up. there is plenty of mixed reaction to this proposal. >> i personally have seen six different lions in different locations in the last year and i know of other individuals i work there. i hunt there. and in my opinion, the colorado parks and wildlife is attempting to do the right thing. >> i personally believe it is wrong and even evil to destroy a living creature for the sole purpose of seeing if its death has an impact on another species. especially when the evidence proves otherwise. >>> the agency is estimating that up to 10 cougars and 15 bears could be killed each year. parks and wildlife says it will release a when they ig -- revised proposal when they figure it out in september. >>> our viewers are getting those sunrise pictures. i want to share one with you. gina ro

police, fire, and animal control, working tirelessly to wrangle the fawn. they were able to tranqualize it and lift it out of the pit. after waking up from the nap the deer ran off unhurt. good to see. a disturbing mystery in a boston neighborhood. birds, more than 40 of them, falling from the sky. and there is concern those animals may not be the only ones in danger. the deadly discovery made yesterday along bakersfield street in dorchester. at least 46 birds falling onto sidewalks and lawns nearly 40 of them dead. the birds, all grackle the only animals to fall victim. someone's pet cat also got sick and had to be euthanized. >> we don't know what is going on. it could be a virus they got very quickly. it could be potential poisoning. it could be something introduced to them that was not intentional, but harmed them. heather: testing on the birds and cat is underway. boston's public health commission says there is no monitor the situation. commitment 2016: two state lawmakers will be out after primary losses. 12-term cambridge democrat tim toomey lost his

police, fire, and animal control, working tirelessly to wrangle the fawn. after waking up, the deer ran off on arms. ed: fewer and fewer teens are smoking and drinking. heather: what experts are crediting for new lows in alcohol and tobacco use. ed: and even more trouble for itt tech. the new allegations against the now shuttered school. >> you're watching newscenter 5 at 4:30. ed: just about 4:33. it is 9 million degrees outside. that's. then you have the sun in your face -- not 9 million? all right, little bit under that. let's look ath if you are going north, the trouble areas are in the core of the city. again, it is friday. the first leg of the pike, it looks a little slow when you look at it on video, but 14 minutes, that's not that bad. wellesley, needham, down in the west woods, you're lucky to move at all. if you are going to the tolls -- is 50 minutes. that's your traffic on this friday. ha ha, heather. i know what day it is. heather: 9 million degrees. that's hot. it is a scorcher today. where do you not want to be? ed: the greenway. heather: 93

heartbreaking cries after rescuers find a fawn without its mom. how an unsettling trip to the shelter leads to a happy reunion the next day. >> hungry. >> two ladies fighting in the streets. >> what do you reckon it's about? >> why we're never guess. >> knew it was coming. i mean, hey. >> i will eat whatever is on the table. >> she's young but this girl has a very cool message though. >> what's behind some very strong feelings about her food. >> i won't -- either. >> plus some ladies get in their cardio, kangaroo style. >> my parents are out of town for the next few days. they asked me to take care of

>> this is a fawn.like this whole relationship started because dotty here showed up to a construction site alone. so they started taking care of it. absolutely amazing. and amazing also, this encounter. this time with a seal when k kayakers are out there on the water. thank you very much for the ride. we're just going to go that way. >> it's not a cab. >>> so yesterday was a bit of a funny day. >> it was a great day. >> we all had a package on our desk. we opened it up, and suddenly it was christmas morning. >> yeah! >> we'd all been sent a couple of comic book. along with those comic books, we had personalized notes and a letter telling us about this story. this guy claims to be mike. he got to the age of 34, and he'd been collecting comic books, decided they were too many. mike's great giveaway. his facebook page with 21,000 feel following it. all these winner's photo of people from all over celebrating and thanking him for these comic books that have been sent to them. we got more into this letter, a

are the leading cause parks and wildlife says it would trap and then shoot predators while studying fawn numbers to see if they go up. the agency is estimating that up to 10 cougars and 15 bears could be killed each year. representatives heard mixed feedback tonight at a public meeting in denver. >> i personally have seen six different lions in different locations in the last year and i know of other individuals that have seen more. i live there. i work there. i hunt there. in my opinion the parks and wildlife is attempting to do the right thing. >> i personally believe it is wrong and even evil to destroy a living creature for the sole purpose of seeing if its death has an impact on another species, especially when the evidence proves otherwise. >> opponents from the humane society who spoke tonight said these types of studies are inhumane. they say the loss of natural habitat and not enough food are major reasons for the drop in the doe and mule deer populations. release a revised proposal sometime in december. >>> the man hunt for a bombing suspect in new york ended in a shootout this

for ahmad khan rahami comes afro booth detonate add bomb overnight in elizabeth, one of five devices fawn near a train station. speculation from the elizabeth police department is that they were not timed to go off so, therefore, whether they were being investigated, or followed, that they were disposed of in a garbage can in the very hasty manor. >> police also took five people into custody during traffic stop in brooklyn last night, in connection to the explosion here in chelsea. the fbi combed the manhattan neighborhood collecting evidence monday. surveillance video shows people running for cover, after the pressure cooker bomb exploded saturday night 29 people were hurt. second pressure cooker bomb was found four blocks away, but did not explode. earlier on saturday, pipe bomb detonated in the jersey shore town every seaside park before charity run, no one hurt in that attack. authorities say ahmad khan rahami suspect in both the jersey shore at chelsea bombings. >> reports say ahmad khan rahami also shot during that confrontation with police and taken to the hospital. live in new yor

so police, fire, animal control worked tirelessly, i cannot say that word, to wrangle the fawn. >> and check can it out. with that tape. let her go. there she goes. >> the deer us up. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> that took a lot of effort. ed: way to go. all right. here is a question i have four. reporter: sure. th r will the patriots score 16 points in arizona. >> reporter: i don't think will. i have a question for you? what do they vin common we'll fund out more? ed: he never won a cy young. i have a feeling that is ru. reporter: now no gronk. you cannot replace him. patriots will are to try to anyway on sunday nine arizona and without two offensive lineman as the hits keep stacking up before full contact has even begun. the pat tree yes confirming tonight that gronk won't play offensive tackle or guard jonathan cooper. i saw gronk tweet at practice to get the bears back on august 15th ap left that day with a trainer and didn't play in any of the preseason against known the seventh year he has not played a full season since 2011 and the ripple effect here is immense and puts tight end bennet

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 permits are issued for both mule deer and bear and also mountain lions. >> adam haluska tonight. here's a headline that caught the attention of a lot of us u.s. golf mistakenly grants thousand i am garages aad on the list immigrants from national security concern or deportation orders. the department of home hand security points out that some may have eventually qualified for citizenship. >>> from underground tunnels to complicated air drops. drug

the fawn fell into a he was rescued and according to animal control, beside being scared, he was otherwise fine. >>> let's check traffic and weather every ten minutes. no deer was harmed in the filming of that. >> daniel: or bears. >> julie: traffic moving along fine on the expressway. 128 north and southbound wide open. and things are looking good on route 1 and 93 south. i will tweet out any updates. live drive times. 12 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 19 minutes on 93 south. 22 minutes on 128 southbound from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. >>> meteorologist shiri spear joining us now. and shiri, it sure warmed up and i know we are in store for that today. >> shiri: to give you a little perspective. sun comes up at 6:18. and it is normal to hit a low of 70 in boston and 75 as your high. temperatures are running 15 degrees above average both that means we are coming close to 90 today. we have a cold front that will be slowly shifting through the area. it is stirring up a couple of early morning showers newspaper southern new hampshire. mostly around the manchester, new h

. >> trump fawn over putin. >> when trump sits across the table from vladimir putin, putin will know he's dealing with a much different character than he's been dealing with for the last eight years. and anybody who's sat across the table from him knows it's no easy thing to negotiate with trump. whether it's barack obama, whether it's the iranian nuclear deal, what's gone on in syria, libya, he's capitulated around the world over and over again and that's not what donald trump will do. >> but why putin, when you guys get the republican binder, from day one as a republican, you go to pages one, and it says we are the party of ronald reagan, ronald reagan of evil empire, ronald reagan of mr. gorbachev tear down this wall. the larger question for you is what is your party, is it the matter of mccain and mcconnell, bush and bush and bush? right now where is it? >> right now it's the party of trump. he's gotten more votes than any republican for president in our history, and with 16 opponents, so it's the party of trump. and that view of russia has evolved over time. i remember the guy w

./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau is known for people fawning over him because of his good looks ... but that doesn't phase prince george. this weekend .. prince william introduced the royal tot to trudeau .. who tried to give a high five .. but it looked like it was probably nap time because the 3- year- old wasn't having it. prince george and his little sister u while their parents will remain in canada on business the rest of the week./// >>> thanks for joining us. "c-b-s this morning" starts right now./// <<<>>> it's 7:26 ... ((kirsten joyce)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> good morning september 27 theth, 2016. donald trump and hillary clinton clash over taxes, and who is more >>> undecided voters from the battleground state of pennsylvania show us how it influences their decisions. >> why do police officers with questionable pasts keep getting hired. we investigate the gypsy cops still patrolling america's streets. >> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your

and now the daily show 2004 where trump fawns over a 23-year old female high school teacher arrested for having sex with a 14 year old boy. sot-trump on imus trump: by the way did you see what she looked like? host: not bad trump: not bad. yeah i'd say so. trump: so do you think this 14 year old kid is scarred forever? he might have put the move on her // it might have given him confidence actually. :10-:12 pause for siren nats newly released video is giving us a look at what happened the incident in november left a 6- year-old autistic boy dead. now the two deputy marshals involved are facing murder charges. nats - "i never saw a kid in the car, man" first grader...jeremy mardis was with his father when this happened. police say they were chasing the car for two miles when the boys father was driving recklessly. when the car stopped police shot at the car...killing jeremy and injuring his father. this video doesn't show the father driving re you can see the man with his hands up. it's still not clear why the deputies were pursuing the car in the first place. both officers are now aw

so they come right back with that little fawn. mom is close by, you can't see her. let's get a little closer. mom is laying down below those bushes. once they zoom in, you can see her. then you see they union. and it feels so good. tail. >> all of it coming together. >> that was the incredible thing. and there you could see mom saying thank you for taking care of my baby. >> finally back together. >>> you might think it's a little too early in the season to be talking about avalanches. i can assure you, it's not. from jookin. >> oh, that's a monster. >> it's all coming down. this is in the himalayas, the valley itself feet. mavra taylor and his friends were hiking z-1, one of the summits in the area. >> that's the height from which people skydive. >> they're way up in the mountain. >> they haven't even started their hike. this is day one at base camp. this is what they're seeing. >> fellas, maybe they just want to go back to the hotel. that's what you're go to go walking into. >> the good news, believe it or they were actually happy and thankful that the south face

the fawn was getting swept away by raging water. three men knew the deer was in a dire situation. one of them put on a life jacket and went into the water to rescue the deer. >> it feels good to see something like this. to be able to save wildlife, you know? it is a lot of animals who won't be able to make it through the flood. we're able to help the animal. that feels pretty good. erin: not knowing what to do with the deer, the men decided to drive it out of town and let it free. erin: in sports, the boston celtics are gearing up for the basketball season. they held their annual media day in massachusetts yesterday. boston had a great run last season. they lost in the first they have some good young players, like marcus smart, mixed in with a few savvy veterans like aye sigh ya thomas. they hope the addition of al horford will help the celtics take the next step. they play their first pre-season game next tuesday night against the philadelphia 76ers. sean: the boston bruins have signed forward brad marchand to an eight-year $49 million nhl seasons with the bruins. he could have b

crews rescuing a fawn in cohasset. the animal fell into a 25-foot deep pit and got stuck. you can see the rescue crew tying u a crane lifted the animal out of the pit, and animal patrol officers were able to release it unharmed. >> christa: all right. just ahead on 7news, left hanging. several people stuck in cable cars in the french alps. how they were finally breakthrough back down to the ground. >> sarah: cameras capturing dramatic video of an s.u.v. crashing into a connecticut convenience store. >> christa: a kind soul. why a teenager decides to give away an expensive pair of shoes >> chris: back-to-school, shorts an t-shirt weather, we have that. temperatures nearing the upper 80s, 90s by the final bell. forecast ahead. >> danielle: we're watching a new accident this morning. it's 128 southbound at the braintree split. it's backing up traffic to randolph this morning. we're keeping an eye on it for you. both the "t" and commuter rail running on schedule. no other incidents out there. kelly ayotte: thanks, buddy. kelly (voiceover): i'm kelly ayotte. and when i take the