>> in the dog's kennel. weeks. in fact, a couple of her dogs died, one had to be put down, but that's where they are all living. you can see what happens to her home. all the mold on the side, it's worse when you look inside. >> that's a total loss. >> can't go back in that house. >> how are you -- >> bathing? >> yes, bathing, water hose? >> very dehumanizing for this poor woman to live in a dog kennel. >> people like diane feel alone. appears they are not alone. if you're watching this at to help, i have the person for you live via skype "right this minute." what exactly is your organization doing and how can we help? >> we started off early in the game by distributing goods. handed it off to the people that needed. that went on for 14 to 16 days. after that we dropped back to a support organization. >> what is it that we can do, the average person, to help these people out? help. older people that aren't physically capable, they might be able to pass cold water out to a volunteer swinging a hammer. another person

shelters get more kennel cough than in the world. but this is a little bit of a concern.e don't usually see that. they have this loud dramatic cough that sounds like they are trying to clear their throat and that's one of the things that we worry about is, is there actually something in the throat? if they are fine in every other respect then we diagnose kennel cough as the problem and treatment, depending how much they are coughing can be anti- coughing medication and sometimes antibiotics if there's a virus and they might get a secondary bacterial infection. so if this dog has a discharge they need to be attended to. normally in serious cases we see more eye, nose discharge, more the cough. i should also mention that the length of time for the disease can be as small as two weeks to as long as six weeks. and it's highly contagious. so while the dogs are coughing, i usually tell owners to keep them inside and once they stop coughing 48 hours they can go back out. >> indigo weighed in, as well. thank you, indigo and dr. jill. if you have a question about your pet's health

this is video showing a pit bull named max his head trapped in the fence of a kennel at the peninsula humane society. a worker capturing the video last week now speaking out. >> there were already an existing hole in that kennel that had not been fixed despite the fact we had asked several times for facilities management to come by and inspected. >>reporter: among more than a dozen shelter most say under staffing and the poor conditions are going ignored. >> kennels have been damaged with little done to improve them, a ceiling collapse in a room housing katz. >>reporter: they claim it's resulting in animals dying like litter of kittens allegedly not fed properly over the summer. >> when we voice our concerns these kittens were sent to foster care where they all passed away. >>reporter: whistle blowers say there's a case of a dog dying last december from over heating after being in a cage inside a humane society vehicle with temperature of 96 degrees. the management says the dog had been rescued from a hot car but that the employee failed to bring the dog back to the shelter immediatel

>> a woman's home is destroyed by flooding, forcing her outdoors where -- >> sleeping in a dog's kennel. >> meet the guy with cajun special forces that says america needs louisiana. >> no one can't help. they might be able to pass out cold water to a volunteer swinging a hammer. >> starts running all over the place swipg ingswinging it arou. >> think about the last time you saw a horse playing with a stuffed animal. >> that's amazing. >> it may be fall here in the u.s., but in russia there's quite a bit of snow on the ground and these two kids are about to have playtime, until -- wait a minute! >> what was that, a giant manhole? >> you're right. >> stepped on it and it gave way. >> these kids were slipped, wasn't secured tightly. the older sister is able to save herself and run free. the little boy, though, the toddler, he fell inside. immediately an adult comes over. luckily he was able to pick that manhole up with his bare hand and immediately the second guy comes up. he goes down in there to get the little boy. now, at first the video is in color, but then it turns to black and white

this is one dog with his head trapped in the fence at the kennel and the humane society in one workers speaking out, more than a dozen shelter employees saying that understaffing in poor conditions are being ignored. >> there was an existing hole in the kennel that had not been fixed even though we had asked several times for the facilities and management to inspect it. >> the kennels are damaged with little done to improve them, a ceiling collapsed that is housing cats. >> we are not happy about these situations, but we feel there are reasons they have occurred. >> in response, the peninsula humane society management said that the timing of the allegations is questionable because begin a markers have been in contract negotiations for more than a year. >>> signing the alarm about air quality around the globe, the world meteorology organization said that greenhouse levels are at their highest in over 800,000 years, warning that the earth is on track to reach record carbon dioxide levels by the end of the year. carbon dioxide can last in the atmosphere for thousands of years. >> look at

. >> they are having to put multiple dogs in one kennel. to free up space the county works with some no kill shelters too. >> the dogs are ready for new homes but they are just aren't enough people looking to adopt to keep up with the number of dogs coming in. >> right now we have about 460 big dogs in 240 kennel. >> recently extended their 72 hour hold on dogs brought into the shelter to five days. euthanasia at the county shelter is now down by two-third compared to last year. so animals are staying ali longer but without increased adoptions, free space is limited. >> it's what the public wanted. we are happy to do it but now we need the public to help souse we can maintain it and continue doing that. >> many dogs are adopted out, some are also sent off to no kill shelters. and other rescue groups but those facilities are stretched thin, too. >> we are at a maximum capacity right now. we have multiple dogs in foster or shelters full. >> good boy. >> shelly parker works with takes some of the dogs brought into the county facilities. they a

numbe seven. >> and kennel number nine, she is a 3-year-old bulldog boxer mix, they say he is a muggy and warm. your mouse to walk and treats and he loves alreadydo knows quite a few commands, he just needs to find a forever home.w a two -month-old chinese shar-pei mix, she's friendly an affectionate,, she tends to get easily distracted, when there is a lot going around, she waits for you in number 11 i. >> another 43 we have a five with lots of energy, she is interested in every single toy at the shelter, check her out and kennel numberk 43. >> and number 41 is riddler, a five and a half-year-old chines shar-pei, the is the shelters longest resident, he had a rough start with heart worms and the thanks to donations, and medica care, that is in the past he's now known as the shelter cookie monster ando deserves happiness. >> last but not least, this is pepsi. a 9-year-old labrador mix, he is young at heart and is a bundle of energy,y, he likes to rule the roost in probably best as your only dog, come meet him in you can see of the num3er on the screen, dick goddard is watching and we

this is a pit bull with his head trapped in a fence of the kennel.he worker who captured the video last week is speaking out saying he is more than among a dozen shelter employees who feel understaffing and poor conditions are being ignored. >> there was already an existing hole in the kennel that had not been fixed despite the fact that we asked for management to inspect it. >> kennels have been damaged with little to improve them. a ceiling collapsed in a room housing cats. >> there have been unfortunate situations. we're not happy about any of them but we feel like there's reasons why they have occurred. >> the management of the peninsula humane society says each incident was dealt with when it occurred. the dog in the video early actually bit his way through the kennel fencing and is recovering. the building is in need of repair but the typing of the allegations is suspicious because union workers have been in contract negotiations for more than a year. >>> still ahead, the unexpected face of breast cancer. after the break, the story of one man w

. >> it's all stage and we don't himself after peta posted a video from inside his kennel. >> we are beginning at 11:00 with a mass exodus along florida's east coast, just look at that, bumper to bumper. evacuations still going on, 1.5 million people have been urged to evacuate and more orders could take effect in the next 24 hours. >> matthew is bearing down on nassau winds at 160 miles per hour. >> our number one priority is protecting life. this storm has already killed multiple people and we should expect the same impact on florida if people do not take this seriously. >> matthew is being blamed for 16 deaths in the caribbean. 10 in haiti and it left eastern cuba looking like a war zone and is works its way west. >> just digesting the latest information, and read the discussion from the national hurricane center. the overall forecast reasoning certainly has not changed. i think the one thing that has changed and we talked about this at 10:50, the discussion backs up what i'm saying. this storm is now in the process of getting better oanized and the last 12 hours it will likely ap

. >> when the dogs realized that they were getting out of those kennels, it was just happy chaos.s is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. a new headache landed today in the clinton campaign inbox-- another hacked e-mail has gone public, this one from an aide to former president bill clinton and his family foundation. it reveals a tangled web of charity and personal financial enrichment in what the aide calls "bill clinton incorporated." it's 12 days until the election, and we begin tonight with nancy cordes. >> reporter: republicans accused the clintons today of cashing in on charity work, citing a hacked memo in which mr. clinton's longtime aide, doug band, described how he urged clinton foundation donors to offer president clinton paid speeches as well. financial giant, u.b.s., he said, agreed to a series of speeches worth $900,000. the british firm barclays shelled out $700,000 for two speeches. and for-profit university chain laureate international paid $3.5 million a year for what band described as a "foundation relationship that

are also filling up quickly. >> right now we have about 460 big dogs in 240 kennels. it's what the public wanted. we are happy to do it but now we need the public to help us so that we can maintain it, we can that if you can't adopt one of the animals, make sure your pets have microchips or collars. >>> humans in the hurricane aren't the only ones in need of help. what the human society is doing for displaced dogs during this massive storm. >> and then the brother of jon benet ramsey is suing a forensic scientist for $150 million. >>> you're watching the best, fox 10 news. >>> hurricane matthew, not only affecting humans on the east coast, dozens of dogs have already been relocated to a shelter in maryland. the pets were moved out of a south carolina rescue shelter that will likely have to be used for humans. the humane society is hoping for an upside that these pets might here is that they find a forever home, on the couch in somebody's home for a few days, welcomed into a loving family, and the services in the state have the capacity to take on more lost and stray a

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>> in the dog's kennel. and has been for about four weeks. in fact, a couple of her dogs died, one had to be put down, but that's where they are all living. you can see what happens to her home. all the mold on the side, it's worse when you look inside. >> that's a total loss. >> can't go back in that house. >> how are you -- >> bathing? >> yes, bathing, water hose? >> very dehumanizing for this poor woman to live in a dog kennel. >> people like diane feel alone. appears they are not alone. if you're watching this at home and think i want to do something to help, i have the person for you live via skype "right this minute." what exactly is your organization doing and how can we help? >> we started off early in the game by distributing goods. handed it off to the people that needed. that went on for 14 to 16 days. after that we dropped back to a support organization. >> what is it that we can do, the average person, to help these people out? >> pretty much no one that can't help. older people that aren't physically capable, they might be able

the dog is fine but they accuse management of not adequately inspecting the kennels. the peninsula humane society calls the claims union tactics in the midst of contract negotiations that includes anger over the firing of workers last year after a dog was mistakenly euthanized. >> we're not happy about any of them. but we feel like there's reasons why they occurred. >> another dispute involves the death of a dog that overheated in a kennel truck. that worker was also fired. union workers say there are simply not enough people on staff to do the job. >>> police in the north bay are reviewing surveillance video to see who spray painted political and prejudice graffiti at an elementary school. this happened in the city of wind sore north of santa rosa. vandals paepted the word trump around the school and said, quote, build the wall higher. the school rushed to get those messages painted over before students returned to class. many parents and kids had already spotted what was done there. >> it's a big shame. i don't upped stand why they had to come to a kid's school and

they installed kennels in cages at the shelters. storm evacuees could seek shelter at southview high school in oakville's, the springlike recreation center in spring lake and the spring recreation center at fayetteville. >> we will identify the pet with a tag . if they want to keep the pet at the shelter within they have to agree to exercise the pet and clean up after it. we have a whole shelter the has to continue >> reporter: the impact of the storm will combined with the aftermath of last week's historic flooding. the ground is still full of water and the county commission says it will be fully saturated with just two more inches. they anticipate 10 inches and say there will be more flooding. >>> three schools will become red cross shelters one is carol middle school in lovington, the school closed early today so families can prepare for the storm. the county is worried about flooding because steady water flooding. >> across the southeast hurricane matthew has killed four people as it lashes the coast bringing heavy rain, intense

. >> when the dogs realized that they were getting out of those kennels, it was just happy chaos. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> a new headache has landed in the clinton campaign inbox. another hacked e-mail has gone public. this one from an aide to former president bill clinton and his family foundation. it reveals a tangled web of charity and personal financial enrichment in what the aide calls "bill clinton incorporated." it's 11 days till the election, and we'll begin with nancy cordes. >> reporter: republicans accused the clintons today of cashing in on charity work, citing a hacked memo in which mr. clinton's long-time aide, doug band, described how he urged clinton foundation donors to offer president clinton paid speeches agreed to a series of speeches worth $900,000. the british firm barclays shelled out $700,000 for two speeches. and for-profit university chain laureate international paid $3.5 million a year for what band described as a "foundation relationship that evolved into a business relationship for president clinton." >> thank you so much. >> re

bloody and trapped, trying to escape his kennel at the peninsula humane society. >> what i saw was a dog that had its neck cut. >> reporter: dylan requested management inspect all of the kennels weeks before this incident and another dog was injured trying to escape a broken cage. >> no, the dog did that and then we fixed it the next day. >> reporter: lisa is speaking on behalf of phs. today she responded to a handful of accusations that their facility is understaffed and unfit for animals. >> if it's a 90-degree day it's blowing hot air. >> reporter: among the claims, accusations a dog died after being transported in the animal control truck that is not air conditioned. >> there is situations we're not unhappy with, but there are reasons they occurred. >> reporter: the whistleblowers are attempting to publicly shame the phs as a political stunt, while contract negotiations are ongoing. many employees we spoke with saying they're trying to speak for the animals. union members believe this facility is wildly understaffed. phs didn't have exact numbers about what fully satisfying is, b

in lansdale, there's an accident on 6th street and kennel worth avenue. here's the schuylkill expressway. you can see green on our drive-through right here, eastbound into center city, 12 minutes from the blue route to the vine street expressway. speeds into the 60s. vai and tracy. >> jessica, thanks. >>> 4:30. a part of philadelphia history could soon become history. >> buildings along jewelers row dating back to the 1800s and early 1900s could be demolished to make way for new condos did. today, efforts begin to save the property. pamela osborne is in center city. >> while the historical commission is considering lift something of the properties to the registered historic places, it may be too late to protect the properties. these three buildings on jewelers row are being eyed for demolition by the toll brothers. they would like to demolish a total of six properties and replace them with a 16-story condo tower. the developers already have the permits but residents say they aren't giving up the fight just yet. >> i can't even imagine where i will go or w

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. >> the dogs realized they were getting out of those kennels and to go outside as a group, it was just happy chaos. >> reporter: who does most of the running and who does the pulling? >> she does the pulling. ride. >> reporter: when the kids of st. joseph high first ran with the kids, escobar posted a video. and? >> it was millions and millions of views and shares. >> reporter: at the end of that viral video, 16-year-old josh manussa holds a tired terrier named fred. >> fred has had it! >> reporter: a week later, he returned to the shelter. >> the moment he saw me, he starts crying! i'm like, oh, my goodness, he just needs to come with us! >> reporter: they are inseparable. the st the ultimate goal says is to raise awareness about the plight of shelter animals, but the attachment is real. >> we have to put them back, it's kind of, like, i'm really sorry about this, but hopefully you'll get adopted. >> reporter: does a dog that gets exercise and socialize more, does it make it more adoptable? >> 100%. it doesn't have all of the pent up energy that it's trying to show you just because no

security cameras there on-scene caught two men and a woman stealing the puppies from their kennel. they were being treated for upper respiratory infections and need to be returned right away. through a west phoenix neighborhood. officers say she was malnourished and someone was keeping her as a pet. she can never return to the wild. >> unfortunately fortunately because she was taken from the wild at such a young age and she's been raised around people, she thinks she's human so much she can't be released. she doesn't even know she was a deer. so she's gonna be committed to a lifetime in captivity at a sanctuary. >> leave chances are its parents are nearby and will end up taking care of it. >>> an update on just a horrific case of child abuse. melissa lloyd and michael dugger are charged with beating and starving their 9-year-old daughter. >> tonight we're hearing from lloyd's adult daughter who tells our mark taylor her mother's history of child abuse has been >> reporter: there are very disturbing details in this child abuse case. police say they found the girl with broken bones,

. >> when the dogs realized that they were getting out of those kennels, it was just happy chaos. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> a new headache has landed in the clinton campaign inbox. another hacked e-mail has gone public. this one from an aide to former president bill clinton and his family foundation. it reveals a tangled web of charity and personal financial enrichment in what the aide calls "bill clinton incorporated." it's 11 days till the election, and we'll begin with nancy cordes. >> reporter: republicans accused the clintons today of cashing in on charity work, citing a hacked memo in which mr. clinton's long-time aide, doug band, described how he urged clinton foundation donors to offer president clinton paid speeches as well. financial giant ubs, he said, worth $900,000. the british firm barclays shelled out $700,000 for two speeches. and for-profit university chain laureate international paid $3.5 million a year for what band described as a "foundation relationship that evolved into a business relationship for president clinton." >> thank you so muc

. >> right now we have about 460 d big dogs in 240 kennels. it's what the public wanted. we are happy to do it. but now we need the public to help us so that we can maintain it and we can continue doing that. >> they need people to adopt the dogs. animal care and control says that if you can adopt one of the animals, make sure your pets have microchips or collars in case they are lost or run away. that way they can be easily the kennels. >>> coming up after the break we go behind the scenes at the arizona state fair. what kind of deep fried foods are they cooking up this year? >>> and it's almost the weekend. i wasn't even thinking about that. i love it here so much, john. >> you weren't even thinking about the weekend? >> it didn't even phase me that the weekend was coming. dave has a look at your wake up >>> you're watching the best, fox 10 news. >>> those gleaming on our tower camera tonight belonged to a course to the arizona state fair. >> yeah, we are a little more than 12 hours away from the official opening of the state fair, but workers are spending the day getti

he can see them private front door open russian side, into a kennel. they said they stole for english bulldogs. the whole christ, just about 10 minutes. -- heists, is just about 10 minutes. >> they can turn around and sell it for almost anything. they don't care about the puppies. >> the owner is worried because these breeds need special care. they are looking for four people who might have been you may have seen on facebook, or your friends are sharing it is claims that facebook will make everything you ever posted public including photos and private messages. that's not true. facebook even said so itself. you can set the record straight sharing this fact check. >>> for the second straight year your child could win a free trip to the scripts national spelling bee. our parent company is asking students to ea contest. they will pick the top 10 in online voters will choose five winners who get a trip. the deadline to enter is january 31. >>> trying to get in that stretch for the dry weather. temperatures are starting to drop >> yes. it's still warm but i

they were plucked from their kennels sunday night. this was on their main office in washington. two guys and a girl were actual little caught on camera taking those dogs. >>> back to the live desk. of this white semi truck with a red trailer out there. if that sounds familiar they want to hear from you. because the driver hit a motorcyclists who had already crashed yesterday. we told you about this near graham and 23rd avenue. he was speeding and weaving in and out. if you know anything give police a call. >>> castle grand. mattress -- >>> back at the live desk, we're just getting our first look at two people arrested linked to a shooting in chandler. this is tacomi and riv era they're both charges a long list of charges right now. chandler police telling us they shot a guy the shot guy is expected to be okay. >>> the damage left behind after a head on crash with two trains but everyone is trying to figure out how did this happen. how did two trains end up there on the same track. we'll have much more from the live desk. >>> a terrible head on crash. police desperate for clues a

same dog injured by the kennel fence doing well now and offered the explanation. >> that dog had recently come in and clearly wanted to get out. it was biting at the fence. >>reporter: but employee see the injury could have been avoided. >> it was already existing hole in the kennel and had not been fixed despite the fact that we had asked several times. >>reporter: shelter management says it fires employee who make mistakes. one employee was let go after a dog over heated and died in transit. >> rather than try to fix the problem of inadequate cooling in the truck the officer was blamed for the death of the dog and summarily fired. >>reporter: these employee want to meet with p hs president white but say he will only meet with them without union representation. union which represents approximately 30 percent of the shelter 100 employee has been in contract negotiations for more than a year. >> tactic that the union is trying to do through the negotiations. >>reporter: what is currently on international vacation, mr. white. jenkins says white made 6 9 92,000 dollars in 2014. p hs manageme

. >> an empty kennel sits where the dogs were being treated for >> when they are gone and missing their medication, they can get very, very sick, very, very fast. they are only ten weeks old, don't is a strong immune system, and they need that constant care. if they continue without their medication, they can get very sick and possibly die. these puppies came from a group that was unable to care for them. we receive a lot of puppies from rural shelters or foster groups that are overwhelmed. >> the shelter hopes that this video will lead to the being returned quickly. >> we are hoping that somebody sees something that stands out to them that says that person looks familiar or i just saw one of those puppies so they can contact police. >> the animal welfare league says anybody who has information should contact them and police. they say they won't press charges if the puppies are quickly and safely returned. >>> a phoenix couple arrested this is a very serious case after police say they found the couple's 9-year-old daughter with several broken bones and nearly starving to death. melissa

reportedly the dog is doing fine but they accuse management of not adequately inspecting the kennels. the peninsula humane society calls the claims a product of union tactics in the midst of contract negotiations. it also includes anger over the firing of workers last year after a dog was mistakenly euthanized. >> we are not happy about any of them, but we feel like there are reasons why they occurred. >> another dispute involves the death of a dog who overheated in a kennel truck. the worker responsible for that was also fired. union workers say there are simply not enough people on staff to do the jobs necessary. >>> continuing coverage right now. the driver of the bus that crashed into a truck near palm springs on sunday had been sued before. the driver was killed in the crash along with 12 passengers. vides has been sued in the past for other crashes, but he was not behind the wheel during those wrecks. he was the owner of the bus company. in the meantime ntsb investigators say it would be months before they determine the cause of sunday's crash. >>> we're following a developing s

. >> the dawn center is partnering to build an on-site kennel for dogs and cats coming into the shelter. somebody with skills in carpentry can come out and help build we would love to have them on-site, if they have materials that are helpful or useful we would very much appreciate that as well.>> another way to help is by attending the charity events, here are a few, october 20 the peace breakfast in saint pete on the 26th the spring will host its gift of peace and on it its faces luncheon in clearwater. >>> a mother in ohio demanding answers after her daughter was served pot laced french fries at wendy's. her daughter complained that her french fries were yucky, so she told her to spit them out.>> at first i thought it was chart french fries but i was looking and you could see the paper. you could see the marijuana in manager left, police say what the mother found is marijuana and two of the three employees they questioned to smoke pot that they said they were not responsible. >>> here is wendy ryan with a look at what is happening at 6:00. >> new details after officials tested privat

the palm beach kennel club shows 10 collisions over three months it is unknown how many of the incidents resulted in the dogs getting hurt. this year a law was changed requiring florida tracks to report injuries. our investigator, katie lagrone found out the state has yet to implement those regulations. summer and is currently working to implement these policies. according to the state since 268 greyhounds have died as a result of racing this year alone there have been 62 deaths. for a breakdown of deaths by tracks in our area go to abcactionnews.com. >>> the fbi scrambling to find a serial kidnapper in ohio. the man in this surveillance video is the man that is police say he is a total stranger to his victims which is rare they say he kidnapped a girl from her cleveland home in may. they believe he is responsible for a kidnapping attempt from last february.>> someone try to come in my daughter's window pick >> there are no kids safe while he is out. >> authorities believe he is driving a very distinctive car. a chevy malibu >>> viral video of a michigan judge throwing off his robe and h

the phoenix shelter has no empty kenneling. when it opened yesterday morning, it still had to take in strays and dogs given up by the owners. down on euthanasia but they need the public's help. >>> do is getting -- downtown phoenix is getting something it hasn't had in a long time -- a grocery store. property taxes are waived for the developer. it will be built on the parking lot just east of cityscape. it includes a grocery store, 300 ant scare feet of office space. >> it's exciting to see what's happening and the changes that are happening, to see all of these people living downtown and building a community. and having this amenity right there, it's important to everybody that cares about downtown. >> it will mean a lot of growth downtown. the new building will create 1300 permanent jobs and $230 million for the economy. it should be complete in 2018. did you know the cardinals are taking on the san francisco 49ers in thursday night football right here on cbs 5. and we're trying to convert some new fans. >> we've been having

. >> when the dogs realized that they were getting out of those kennels and to go outside as a group, it was just happy chaos. >> reporter: who does most of the rubbinnning? who does the pulling? >> she does the pulling. i'm just kind avenue long for the ride. >> reporter: when the kids from st. joseph high first ran with the shelter dogs in august, escobar posted a 60-second video. then all of a sudden -- >> there was millions and millions of views and shares. >> reporter: at the end of that viral video menusa holds a tired carrier named fred. >> fred's had it. >> reporter: a week later he returned to the shelter. >> and the moment he saw me he starts crying. i'm like, oh, my goodness, he just needs to come with us. >> reporter: they are now inseparable. the new menusa family dog. the ultimate goal, says junior sequioa chumpitaz, is to raise awareness about the plight of shelter animals. but the attachment is real. >> when we have to put them back, it's kind of like i'm hopefully you'll get adopted. >> does a dog that gets exercised and socialized more, does it make it more adoptable