i take her to work every day. lola just celebrated her seventh birthday so she is thoroughly middle-aged and it got me thinking most humans change their careers more than once or twice during the course of their lifetime. is it the same for dogs? raspberry ridge sheep farm which offers herding instinct test for dogs they can see if your pooch has what it takes to herd sheep. come on, be excited. you will love it. carolyn. carolyn wilson is the owner of raspberry ridge and she has been in the dog training business for 30 years. she said it was her dog that got her into this business. >> i have a german shepherd dog and i wanted to understand the dog's breed. i created the instinct test and dogs really enjoy it. >> you get a couple hundred dogs visiting the farm every year. >> bill enough talking. >> right now you were going to run after them and try to get them going around in a circle and doing some stuff. >> i will be honest. things started out a little bit slow. i didn't know what to do with this small herd of sheep.

. >> gayle is good but i named her sierra. sierra lola. a little cutie. >> very nice. >> but i did think about you. >> send a picture to my email. >> i will do that after the show. nice seeing you. >> call her, gayle. >> bye, frank. [ laughter ] >> thank you. always a pleasure. [ laughter ] >> it all started at clock. >>> an illegal rv park is getting attention at one cambrian park neighborhood. today they could be out on the street. kiet do is in san jose with the story you will see only on "5". >>> reporter: in cambrian park, neighbor russ mason named his collection of rvs at ross and hillsdale, camp cambrian. >> camp cambrian is not a nice place to live if you're a taxpayer. >> the way its right now, i can barely afford a place of my own. >> reporter: rudy bought this beat-up rv with $400 money saved up from han package. he showers at "24 hour fitness" and uses the bathroom at the starbucks next door. he works part time as a landscaper and can't afford an apartment. >> it's horrible to pass judgment before you even you know -- the real

i want to make sure that lola, who is reasoning with that small frame and small body fat, back behinds not care if he is pulling 10 other guys. lola has to hope that this , and in his case and we see him up front doing a lot of work. jason wilson is writing incredibly well right now. you can see him really close to the front from a country that is not so warm. he lives in close to school in canada. he has been doing his training in a cooler climates. thus really that this piece gives going. he is going to keep racing throughout later in the summer, because he needs those points. he was not able to pick them up earlier in the year. watch the leaders, watch them come around. the chase has caught on. marry him always now on the backend of this lead group. history to warm up his hands and arms, they are frozen. what you does not get punished in the face while he is going by. perez, the mexican team, the now murray, aaronard royals. that is a very smart plays for him. barry: showing you how the cheese group has caught up. start of the third lap, they're taking 10 seconds off of that. five

she has worked on this foot path, a widow with no children lola as she is known says she will stay here until the day she dies. >> translator: iant to be too much of a bother child, one must do what you can do and if you can't you must suffer through it, that is how life is child. >> reporter: lola's situation is rare in the philippines where the elderly are usually cared for by extended family but more people are now fending for themselves, many wander the streets until they are found by social services. this is the largest of four government run centers for the elderly in the philippines spread across ten hectors and look like a village there are 240 clients here at the moment and get their needs tended to for free around the clock. to be accepted they have no where to go and no family to care for them and the numbers were always small but that is no longer the case and government says close to 1.5 million elderly people have been left on their own and social workers are concerned that many have been abandon on purpose and institutions like this will take them in at no cost to the family. >> the main reasons why they are her

i will ask governor bush on their behalf. for example, one question might be, don't you wish you had consulted stephen before launching your contest? >> don't you wish? >> lolai want to play bush's response to colbert's response. take a look. >> okay. >> hey, stephen, i'm at the philadelphia airport. i thought the host was amy schumer. i totally blew it. since it's you we're lowering our contest fee to $1. i'll enter yours with a donation to the yellow ribbon fund. >> oh, no. >> is that too little too late to salvage the situation for jeb bush? >> you know, jeb bush has to reinvent himself as a person with a personality. the problem is that trump has dubbed him low energy and is stuck. people believe that. in a way, i think he has played this right. he has shown he is able to poke fun at himself, knows who amy schumer is. he would probably despise everything she jokes about and she would despise everything he stands for. that doesn't matter. it's a way to prove that he's not the robotic board. last week i said he looks like he's being marched to the guillotine. >> if you're the butt of somebody else's joke i don't know that that shows so much personality. >>

. >> lola recognizes me when i come home after a long day. i always appreciate it. >> sir charles. >> i think it's scent too. >> or food. >> it's like the time never went by. >> that's awesome to see those two got together again. they did great work. meantime, we're doing fine work weather-wise so far today. and i think for the next few days, which will carry us through the papal visit. lots of sunshine heading our way for today. up around 80. it's a cool start. a lot of 40s in the distant suburbs. 50s to near 60 in the city. a jump to 80 is going to feel nice this afternoon. clear sky tonight, 62 in the city with 50s in the suburbs. we'll have the details on the rest of the forecast in a little bit. >> very good. hello. >> hello. we're going to look a little at mass transit, which is in good shape today. if you're taking the ferries, everything is running on or close to schedule. new york waterway could see sporadic closures. the ferries are going to be a fantastic alternate option for people to get around over the next few days that would n

lola. again, they aren't worried, as they leave their house at 5:00 p.m., they have no idea what's in store. >> id a cat meowing, but it didn't sound quite right. is sounded like it had been hurt or something. i basically had to look around and didn't see her in the gardens. >> after a couple of minutes of searching, darryl opens their green trash bin. there, sadly looking up at him, is lola. >> the last place we looked, never expected to find a cat in there. could have died in there or anything. no one could have found her. >> how in the world did lola get into the trash bin? she couldn't have gotten in there on her own. someone must have put her there. but who? and why? the manns looked through their security camera footage. they had invested in cameras almost three years earlier to fight vandals. >> don't check it normally, just if we know something is wrong or mark on the car, that's when i'll look back and check it all over. it's very, very rare. >> but this time, they spy a woman walking by. she stops and strokes lola sweetly. then she looks around and tosses the cat right into the bin like

i don't want to be too much of a bother, child. one must do what one can do. if you can't, then you must suffer through it. that's how life is, child. >> reporter: lola's situation is rear in the philippines where the elderly are cared for by extended family, but more are fending for themz. many wander the streets until they're found by social services. this is the largest of only four government-run centers for the elderly in the philippines. spread across ten hectares and made to look like a local village, there are 240 clients here at the moment. they get their needs tended to for free round the clock. to be accepted here, the elderly must have no where else to go and no family to care for them. their numbers were always small, but that's no long the case. the government estimates that close to 1.5 million elderly people have been left on their own, and social workers are concerned that many have been abandoned on purpose. so institutions like this will take them in at no cost to the family. >> the main reasons why they are here is because they were abandoned by their own children because of work outside the home. their children want to earn and the