these were stray dogs, abandoned dogs, or dogs that nobody wanted,"said kelly erie, assistant shelter manager. the human society will return to shenandoah in a couple months to pick up the remaining six dogs before the owner goes into hospice care. (sheila) the coolness we felt today is nothing like what we'll feel in

"is that his dogs get to be able to find a loving able to help with that," said kelly erie, siouxland humane society assistant shelter manager. currently twelve of the eighteen dogs are at the humane society. most of them are lab-mixes, ranging from 4 to 12 years old. one of the society workers who picked up the dogs says they what they liked, what they didn't like, their names, their age, if they liked their belly rubbed. he asked did you read my list, when we left. and i said yes i read every bit of it. " said heidi kaelke, siouxland humane society supervisor. the society says a the dogs were well taken care of and were up to date on all vaccines and vet check-ups. "he truly loves them. and it was very heartwarming to see that he really cared for him and understands this is the best hope for them," said heidi kaelke, siouxland humane society supervisor. the former owner expects to go into hospice care in a couple of months. that's when siouxland humane society will return and pick up the six remaining pups. "we are so happy to help him in any way that we can. and we defiantly want t

and we defiantly want to make sure that we help him with his final wish," said kelly erie, siouxland humane society assistant shelter manager. a wish for a man who always found room for one more furry friend. in sioux city michelle schoening, ktiv news four. . >> if you're interested in adopting one of the dogs you can find more information on our website ktiv-dot-com. beautiful weather is on the way ben's in next with the details. and a washington state couple tied the knot recently. but not in the usual place. we'll show you their sky high << >> << wx timer @ 1:30 it'll be a great way to end the work week today as temperatures soar into the 40s after starting the day in the 20s! we'll see a few lingering clouds and perhaps some patchy fog early this morning, but the rest of the day looks sunnyyand calm. winins will pick up just a little bii saturday which will help boost our temperatures into the 50s and 60s with lots of sun ahead of our next frontal system set this will result in a cloudier and cooler day sunday with highs close to 50, strong wind and possibly a quick shower or tw

these were stray dogs, abandoned dogs, or dogs that nobody wanted,"said kelly erie, assistant shelter manager. the human society will return to shenandoah in a couple months to pick up the remaining six dogs before the owner goes into hospice care. (sheila) the coolness we felt today is nothing like what we'll feel in a couple of days. (matt) chief meteorologis t ron demers joins us now with the first look at our forecast. a combination of clouds and a steady north wind kept temperatures in the 30s this afternoon with wind chills down in the 20s. we're going to quickly turn things around the next couple of days as warmer weather is about to return. we'll start clearing out our skies some tonight which could lead to a little patchy fog. then with more sun and a lighter wind we'll see highs get into (sheila) ted cruz and marco rubio both took aim at donald trump in tonight's republican presidential debate, in texas, tonight. (matt) cruz accused trump of being late to the game on immigration. during tonight's debate, in cruz's home state, that while he was running for senate and promisin

kelly -- blue hue. michigan. all of that ice not what we're seeing on lake erie. much different. joining us now for a final look at weather. >> looking very good. finishing out february here. we'll be into the 40s today. 50s tomorrow. then we track in a little bit of rain and then look at tuesday. 52. but that's our next front is associated with the warm front mind it. cooler air. stepping into march, unfortunately i want to say we'll be in the 50s. we'll go back down. >> the news continues next on good morning america. we'll be back at 9:00. 8:00, i should say. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. enough talk. >>> good morning, america.mp card. the presidential candidates bombshell endorsement, a former foe signing on. >> there is no better fighter than donald trump. >> now co rubio. >> he was putting on makeup with a trowel. >> rubio>> he w

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erie. temperatures dropping today. highs in the teens and 20s. that is the weather across the country. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you. >> we have more on the rescue we below. nbc's kelly cobiella is in kelly, good morning. erica. such a scary moment. this woman trying to park her car with a toddler strapped in the backseat when the car car car rolls over the edge into the water with both trapped inside. amsterdam's 911. four brave people did not wait. jumping in and swimming to the car. inside, a mother and toddler running out of time. you can see one man struggling with the car door. it opens, but the car shifts. more water floods in. air pockets disappear. then the splashes. another man trying to shatter the window with the stone, but it's not working. the car is going under fast. ruben abraham saw it from his office. he says he ran to his tool box and grabbed a hammer. then jumped in to the river. at first, even that didn't work, he said. it was very scary. finally they break through the back window. pulling the child free and then the mother. just as the rear bumper sinks below the water line. police told us we were in the water for two minutes, he says. in just a