you had a chance to finally see haus. how is haus doing? >> haus is doing remarkably well. turnaround that we had from last week and we're just really, really happy. >> and, donya, you said you believe haus was protecting molly, is that right? >> i absolutely do. it's easy to see for anyone who's spent time with haus and our children that he absolutely nannies our children and watches out for them. it's common for him to sweep the yard or check everything out when he goes out. and he stood his ground and continued to charge when a large venomous snake was attacking him. >> it's a beautiful family picture to see you there with haus. and i have a question for you, molly. now, molly, were you scared when you saw the snake? >> yes, i was really scared. >> what did haus do when the snake was coming towards you? >> if i could tell you, guys, molly wasn't particularly paying attention. she saw the aftermath but molly wasn't really particularly paying attention when it happened so she saw afterward and she saw the blood and that's why she got so upset but it happened so quickly my

how sick was haus and how was haus doing right now? go home. >> we hope haus will get to go home today. we are doing a couple more checks on him early this afternoon and fingers crossed we hope that he will get to go home either today or tomorrow. >> everybody, thank you so much, dr. holm, as well. we're glad everybody is okay and you know what, haus, great story, great dog. man's best friend. >> haus. >> real hero. >> what's so great about that, haus -- >> yeah. >> joey was knocked out. haus to the rescue also, i love that. appreciative of his new home. >> rescue full circle. all right, coming up next, michael's favorite band here, probably yours too, coldplay performing live. ♪ >>> coming up "gma's" road to success brought to you by american family insurance. insure carefully, dream fearlessly. ♪ your bike is fixed. thanks mom! ♪ dad to captain ava: don't go too far! remember when we were children, and we believed any dream was possible? was it because there was always someone there protecting us? giving us the confidence to believe.

haus is getting better every day.ng the best of care and a large dose of love from one little girl. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> the best kind of care there is. >>> have a great saturday. "good morning america" and "this week" in the morning. i'm cecilia vega. good night. >> i'm karen rogers. >> and i'm alicia vitarelli. saturday/tonight on fyi philly. >> we check out the doings in downtown conshohocken. >> we head back to disney world for shopping, dining and fun at the new disney springs. >> we try on some jeans being handcrafted right here in philly. >> and we're getting ready for the devon horse show. >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> we're at edwards-freeman nut company in conshohocken and we are literally like kids in a candy shop. and bonus. a candy and nut shop. >> it's just one of the many places here in conshohocken that make this town worth the trip. >> in here there is a taste of everyone's childhood >> absolutely. >> the edwards-freeman nut company started as a peanut factory in 1899 a

haus is getting better every day.ting the best of care and a large dose of love from one little girl. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> the best kind of care there is. >>> have a great saturday. "good morning america" and "this week" in the morning. i'm cecilia vega. have a great night. >>> next, two dogs are dead as a swarm of bees terrorists an east bay neighborhood. san francisco streets before about to be packed with people for bay-to-breakers. and we inside or the moma for a look at the museum's incredible transformation. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> warm alert in concord because of aggressive bees blamed in deaths of two dogs. the bee zone is centered around the 3800 block of hitchcock drive and police are warping people to stay indoors, swarm of bees attacked a woman and her dog. she shared this video. severals no their neighborhood were attacked as well and stung. the bees are being blamed for the deaths of two dogs that were attacked by the aggressive swarm. a postal worker was also stung sever

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last wednesday molly was out in the back yard with haus. suddenly the dog came up on a diamondback rattlesnake. haus leaped into action. >>> he was holding his ground, next thing we know there's blood and he was limping and crying. >> reporter: the rattler bit haus three times in the leg, but never got to the little girl. he was rushed to the a vet clinic where he underwent emergency treatment with an antivenom. for the last four days it's touch and go. through it all, molly has been there by his side. the treatment he is getting is expensive over $9,000 so far. the family set up a go fund me site. many came pouring in $50,000 so far. the family said they do not need anymore donations. haus is getting better everyday, the best of care, and large dose of love from a little girl. >>> what an incredible story. haus, two thuments up. >>> a -- thumbs up. >>> a beautiful dog. we'll be right back. ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes, it repels them, too. s

haus, a rescued seven-year-old rattled mollie when a rattlesnake came in the backyard.ped between the girl and the snake to save her life and was bitten three times. >> rescue dog paid it forward by protecting my family. >> i owe it to him to keep trying to save him. >> the family says haus is improving but needs more antivenom. people from around the world have given more than $52,000 to a gofundme page to send save haus. >>> the san jose sharks good luck charge has a new home. a local family adopted joe pavelski on friday. named after the shark's team captain after appearing on the ice at the warmup. joe is getting care at. the sharks start the western conference finals tonight against the nashville predators. >> the warriors face the oklahoma city thunder in the western conference basketball finals. game one tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. at oracle arena, with game two on wednesday, also in oakland. the series then shifts to oklahoma city for games three and four, next sunday and the following tuesday. >>> when i.e. should has been cheering on her husband steph curry she is g

>> the de luca's go fund me page has raised over $52,000. >> they're caring about haus. >> reporter:the mend. >> we know them as many of them being police dogs, military dogs. they're a protective these german shepherds overall. >> a lot of people don't realize they can have that sort of innate trait if you don't train them. lot of dogs form this loyal bond to their owners. >> came to the rescue of that young girl. i'm sure she's very thankful. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." >>> good morning, it is 4:30, monday, may 167. >>> we're following a developing story, a drive-by shooting in south philadelphia leaves a teenager with nearly a dozen bullet wounds. >>> veteran congressman chaka fattah heads to court today as the corruption trial against him gets going. >>> penn students are expected to graduate today, while two big names were there yesterday. >>> david i almost had to go back to the stockings, and karen rogers has the traffic, good

call to nbc4 responds got them the results they have been waiting for a broken smartphone brought doug hau kins in to a verizon store. >> i went to the verizon haymarket office and one of their people looked at it and didn't think he could fix it. >> reporter: instead he said the salesman had a better idea. >> he said this is your lucky day. you are going to get a free phone. >> reporter: who couldn't resist a free phone. doug certainly couldn't and didn't. >> i said what will you do with the old phone he said i will send it back. >> reporter: simple transaction, right? >> that wasn't the end of it. the next month that they got the verizon bill the so-called free phone wasn't free, a $218 equipment charge. >> for what? >> that's what i called and asked them. they told me because i hadn't turned in the old phone and i sai store. >> reporter: doug said verizon store had no record of it. suddenly his new and not free cell phone started to send him alerts telling him to pay his bill or it would be shut off. >> i went back to the store and asked them about it again. they said was it a blue one

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. >> reporter: lori and husband haus, new their daughter needed 24-hour care. a team of specialized nurses to give her life-sustaining treatment. >> we check her gastric tube. >> reporter: but in napa where they live, their search for full-time nursing support came up short. so they moved 500 miles south. >> you had had to uproot your family from the bay area, move down to san diego, to find nursing services. >> yes. >> reporter: should it be that way? >> no. >> reporter: fin's long journey home highlights what many call a lack of vital home care for really sick kids. the investigative unit contacted the children's services departments in all nine bay area counties. six report concerns or problems, like alameda, where clients are on waiting lists for months. or napa, where none of the agencies could provide home health for kids. >> it's probably the hardest shift. >> reporter: chris frank works for one of the nation's largest health care agencies. he says it's a constant challenge to find services for fin. are there times when your agency can't provide services

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president of the council on foreign relations richard haus is with us as well. so it's here. he clinched it. there's so much else to talk about. you don't want to do any other headlines? fine, donald trump clinched it np the necessary delegate s s t win the presidential nomination on the first ballot at the republican convention. he did it. did anyone think he couldn't? >> i was there. >> just think b about all the doubters. the thousands and thousands and thousands of articles that he contempt on trump for even thinking about running. that he contempt on those who suggested that he was going to win. and just the desperate even when hfs obvious he was going to win, the desperate state of denial that he was in. nobody would have guessed it. he started this thing at 1%. which is really a lesson, michael, for politicians. michael bloomberg is a great example. if it's not the da tarks he's not going to do it. you go back to nate silver. i made everybody so leftist enraged in 2012. we said u sometimes we can't see it in the data. sometimes politics is is an art. sometimes it's a f

therefore, this committee haus undersustain such an investigation. >> on real america, the 1975 church committee hearings convened to investigate the intelligence activities of the cia, fbi, irs and the nsa. saturday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern, the commission questions committee staffers frederick schwartz and curt smothers, details including intimidation of martin luther king jr. >> king, there's one thing left. you have just 34 days in which to do it. this exact number has been selected for a specific reason. it is definite practical significance. it was 34 dade better the award. you are done. >>> then associate fbi director james adams admits to some of the excesses while defending a name better of other fbi practices. then at 8:00 on lecture on history. >> the rest of us may in a bad life see a death or two. they see hundreds. so they're the first to sort of see patterns or shifts in how people are going out of the world. so they are the ones who sound the alarm. >>> university of georgia professor steven barry on the role of a coroner and how they shed light on the emerging patte

the president on the council of foreign relations joe haus along with willie and me. long week, a lot of news. . >> long week, a lot of news. the passing of an icon. both of you guys have worked with him. morley safer passed away yesterday. but my gosh, your father has been there for such a long time. mika, you worked at cbs for such a long time. had a chance to talk with him and work with all of the greats. >> that was one of the moments meeting someone like morley safer you're like, wow. his story telling was amazing. his writing was amazing. his heart and his soul that he put into his work was amazing. >> what don hewitt and the entire team did over there was nothing short of extraordinary. >> for anyone who's only seen him on "60 minutes", go back and watch online the "60 minutes" from last kweek. he started in london, inherited that desk, went to vietnam a year later when he changed the public conversation and then 40 or 50 more years of incredible coverage. so smart, such a great writer. >> with a ting of joy in every piece no matter what it was about. >> a ting

it's going to take those of white house haus who have supported bernie sanders and hillary clinton to issues facing the world whose only value is entertainment on one scandal at one scintillating situation after another. what are we talking about just day after day after day, comments about his past, the fact he won't release his taxes. >> it's hard to when "the new york times" puts this screaming article across the front of its sunday paper. and does a 40-year deep dive and -- >> to my point. we face a year of a lot of conversation about trump that has been about his outrageous comments, his outrageous positions. when we get into the general election, people are going to ask, what is the substance of your jobs plan. >> so let me ask you, what will -- if bernie sanders were to get out tomorrow, which he wouldn't, would you be able to support hillary clinton the next day? >> oh, yes. we are blessed with two very capable individuals in the democratic side. by the way, it's so important for bernie sanders to stay in and for the clinton campaign. if you want to pull people across, if clin