for some reason he decided to jump into lake michigan.ppen raced to the dog's rescue pull the little guy out. officer ferris brought the dog to the police station. he and fellow officers are still searching for the dog's owner. >>> so eating pizza to make a point. >> that's what 20 people did in san francisco after police gave ticket to homeless man for eating pizza at a bus stop. 64-year-old daniel mchugh was hit with $234 fine his supporters showed up yesterday to courthouse eating pizza according to city law it is illegal to eat within the public transit system but people argue he was targeted because he was homeless. mchugh called the whole thing embarrassing. >> i respected the san francisco police department and also the officer, too, you know, yet the way he did it, though, maybe he was having a bad day or something. >> all the support seemed to work in mchugh's favor the officer did not show up to court so the ticket was tossed. and he's no longer homeless. mchugh now lives in an apartment through the city's supportive housing pro

that is a dog falling into lake michigan will trying to get a drink. chicago police officer responding to a nearby car -- saw the dog all in autria: it's autria: it's ok. kidd: i'm going to cry. i'm very emotional area larry: they fished him -- emotional. larry: they fished and out. they are now considering adopting him. he's ok, all is safe and sound this morning. larry: he's still thirsty. his tail --king wagging his tail and everything. [laughter] kidd: does that police officer going after him? [laughter] autria: bless your heart. kidd: wonderful world, the chicago pd. [laughter] larry: still feels very humid out there? veronica: at least the heat is on retreat that humidity has not gotten the word yet. for the rest of the day, pace yourself. you are looking to get the that be best. showers and storms at noon, 1:00 or so. around lunchtime, saturday, it's during the afternoon hours yet again eerie at temperatures, 81 degrees here. notice the 87 agree high at noon today. bit,ng us down a little right around 80 degree mark. how much rain could we get?

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. >> all that -- >> a dog fell into lake michigan but a policfie ofcer got there. >> kate mckinnon knows how to bust a move. >> -- and all that matters -- >> do you like jason bourne or james bonds movies in. >> no. >> i do. >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> the championship goes to the golden state warriors. believe in yourselfing and have every great player other than lebron james, you can accomplish anything. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." a massive and deadly fire overnight swept through a london apartment tire. witnesses described people trapped inside screaming for help. so far six people are confirmed dead, but the death tol death t go much higher. >> the intense fire sent raining debris to the residential neighborhood below. it could be seen 12 hours after the fire started. dozens of people are hospitalized. >> this tower is located miles west of kensington palace in the hearst of london. jonathan vigliotti is on the scene. jonathan, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. we're standing a

. >> >> every chicagoan and illins and who depends on lake michigan for a safe, clean drinking water is at risk. >> it's an extraordinary abdication of american leadership. he has made us an environmental pariah. a self-destructive move. >> was interesting about the comments is if you go back to when paris was entered into by the nations across the globe, there were environmental groups here criticizing the deal because i didn't hold china accountable. it did not hold india accountable. the largest polluters didn't have to take any steps until 2030. india in the agreement wasn't going to take any steps until they received $2.5 trillion in aid. we are taking those steps. we have let the world in co2 reduction. we are going to continue to lead because of innovation and technology. what we ought to be focused upon his exporting what we know to places around the globe like china and india and helping them reduce co2 emissions as opposed to spending -- targets in paris. the targets set in paris but the reduction in greenhouse gases, the previous administration, every action he took still

[applause] and lake michigan is his bathtub. former bodyguard and my massive sidekick, tyrus.cheers and applause] all right are. emily, you are the lawyer here. and i, so i have to ask you, could it be that, in fact, it's comey that's in trouble now? because of the leak and stuff? he leaked government -- isn't that government material? i'm stupid. >> yes. no, you're not of d. greg: don't laugh. [laughter] >> absolutely. specifically, there's a code, it's 18usc641, it specifically prohibits conveying, among other things, documents and records, any type of record off the property and to anything without authority. and he faces up to ten years in jail for this. greg: wow. >> it's totally serious. and regardless of the legal definition of leak which i support you if you try to define that, the reality is he broke that code by, without authority, bringing those documents -- it doesn't matter if it was his own record, it's a government record, and it's a thing of value for the united states. >> what if it's just his diary though and he wakes up in the middle of the night and writes

. >>> now to a strangely inspiring story of a deer swimming in lake michigan. take a look. a man was taking photos of a chicago skyline when he spotted people trying to help the deer paddle ing in the water. the real heroes of the story are geese. apparently they came over to help by squawking at the deer and steered it in the right direction and it must have worked because the deer made it into the rock, and the video is more dramatic of this, and we will keep it on the photo here. >>> and a video of tiger woods struggling to keep his balance. >> you can hear his speech is slurred as police were giving him a sobriety test. police found him passed out behind the wheel of his damaged car. no alcohol was in his system. woods blames his condition on an unexpected reaction to prescription drugs. >> you are looking at vallejo firefighters freeing a driver trapped in her car. rescuers had to cut off the drive's side door to get that driver out. two other people were also taken to the hospital. no word yet on their conditions. >>> on concord restaurant is closed because of a rat i

tom: misinformation on a scale that we never saw again until iraq about yippies, uh, polluting lake michiganere would be a black uprising on the shores of the lake that would overthrow the government of mayor daley and chicago and that all this could be prevented only by thousands and thousands of troops, denial of permits, no sleeping in parks, no marching in the streets. and that caused, uh, chicago. >>dick: unlike the trouble in miami, the mayhem here got everyone's attention. >>male #9: this is lincoln park on the city's swank near north side. hippies, yippies, and just plain kids who wanted to sleep in this park during the convention. but the city repeatedly said no and police have enforced that order. >>[singing] ♪ we shall overcome ♪ we shall over peace, peace. >>dick: the chaos captured on national television overshadowed the convention. hubert humphrey' campaign was badly damaged. nixon would pick up the pieces. >>david m.: richard nixon benefitted from the tensions of the moment. he wasn't a man of his times in any way except that he was a cipher who was able to take advantage of t

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a thousand people helped reached the goal in michigan much that is on the beautiful shores of lake michiganat little town. guiness world record officials were there and confirm the record. 1,000 thee hundred 87 people much this event is about more than just setting a record. it also raised money for people battling cancer. the past world record for sand angels only thee hundred 42 people. so good job there michigan. >> so great grilled taste and virtually no clean up sounds good, right. >> sounds good. >> that's the promise from the makers of the yo chi copper grill mat. >> the question is is it always does it really work? is it a fraud? fox's steve noviello finds out if it's a deal or a dud. >> don't you love that great taste of food hot off the grill ♪ >> if you treasure the taste but could do without the cleanup now you can grill with copper. >> amazing. show says the maker of yo chi copper grill mat. >> i'm a bachelor. >> patrick knows a think or two by grilling. he's paid by webber to put on cooking demos and promote their products with his own line of rubs and sauces he helped us cook

[applause][cheer and lake michigan in his bathtub. former bodyguard and my massive sidekick, tyrus. [applause] emily, you are the lawyer here. so, i have to ask you, could it be in fact it is coming that is in trouble now because of the lincoln stuff, isn't that government material?s a code >> specifically there's a code that specifically prohibits conveying among other things,, i documents and records, any type of record off of the property and to anything without authority. he faces up to ten years in jail. regardless of the legal definitionleon of leaks, which i support you if you try to define that, the reality is he broke that code without authority bring in those documents. it doesn't matter if it's his own record, it's the government record and it's valuable to the united states.th >> what if it's just his diaryr? though. boo >> it's one thing if he has a book by his bed but this was on a government issued computer with government resources. it was about a government meeting.t' remember it's a thing of value. everything has a traceable backplate to his conversation unto his p

. >> lake michigan, barry is a democrat. good morning. >> caller: good morning. the question i have throughout all of the discussions the last few months, i have never heard anybody ask the question about quality of care. 40 years ago i broke my back and had back surgery. fixed me up just fine within a few months. went back to work, work through the years. then i bent over to pick up my granddaughter one day and it went out. well, about eight years ago. the doctors -- i flat-out asked them, what can i do about it? well, i don't know. i went to another doctor. he didn't know. in the meantime they kept giving me shots. over an eight-year period i had over 300 shots in my back, i wound up getting that bacterial meningitis stuff. i went to every major hospital in northern michigan and all everybody wanted to do was give me those shots. through my brother's misfortune i met a doctor who looked at the same mri that i had $10,000 out of my pocket in, the government wound up taking over because i ran out of money, the government took out. they had $160,000 in treatment o

this is the iconic chicago sky line over lake michigan. in the distance is oak street beach. the ferris wheel. it's 61, still early. later in the summer it will get into the 70s, this is where the action will be today, north avenue beach it was packed yesterday. they had a big volleyball tournamentour tourname tournament, setting up six courts. yesterday the wind blew the paddle boarders so far out they had to get them on jet skis. what is saving us today is the breeze, gusting 20 to 25 mifrpz. the fact the humidity is not oppressive but here and in the northeast monday and tuesday, that humidity will come up and that's going to push the heat index values up to or better than 100 degrees, new york and philly and boston, three days in a row of 90 degree heat. i'm meteorologist mike seidel. back to you. >> going to be a hot couple of days ahead. back to politics now and new today, a democrat is leading the polls with just over a week to go until the polls. jon ossoff leading. in democrat hands since 1969. joining me now, carrie, good to talk to you. >> good to be here. >> do yo

runs from lake michigan in the east, south of milwaukee, west of jaynesville.oined by democrat for congress, randy bryce. great ad. you strike me, mr. bryce, as the kind of guy or woman who voted for trump. a working guy who's a little ticked off at the democratic party for being a little too culturally elitist. you're sticking with the party and you're representing it, you hope to, against trump's guy, paul ryan. explain. >> well, thanks for having me on. happy monday, chris. >> thank you. >> the thing is that speaker ryan isn't -- he might be speaker of the house, but he's not speaking on behalf of working people's houses. he hasn't been present in the district for over 600 days and you have this horrible -- it's not even really a health care bill, but he's trying to take away health care. the people in the first congressional district are working harder and we're having less to see for it. >> he's kind of an iron rand idea owe le >> he's kind of an iron rand idea owe ye ideologue. she believes in every man for herself. paul ryan believes in total utter self-

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last week we learned some alarming news when a live asian carp was found just nine miles from lake michigan beyond the electric barrier. if asian carp were able to infiltrate the great lakes, it would be devastating for michin's fishing, boating and tourism industry and all the jobs they support. the army corps of engineers h completed a report called "the brandon rhodes study" that provides a road map how to best prevent asian carp from entering the great lakes. they should release it immedialy. we must take bipartisan action before it's too late. we simply cannot allow, mr. speaker, asian carp to wreak havoc on thgreat lakes. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore:he gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentlelady from ohio seek recognition? . the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognid for one minute. mrs. beatty: mr. speaker, i rise today to oppose trumpcare, a ill that will cost at least 22 million americans to lose halth care. senate republicans and house republicans drafted their bill in secret behind closed doors without a single hearig. but afr seeing the bill, mr

oh, no, look this, the dog was looking into a lake in michigan and went into the water. it couldn't get a grip, a police officer was responding to a nearby car crash and rushed over to the help the dog, police are looking for the dog's owner. wow that was dramatic it. in "shelter me rescue of the week" we meet former shelter dogs who have been given a second chance at a job. matt o'donnell has the story. >> throw away dog project trains homeless dogs to be a police dog. the wife of a police officer knows that many police departments cannot afford trained dogs. >> you don't have $15,000 to spend on a dog. you're giving the dog a new life and family. >> reporter: she has donated 17 dogs since 2014. >> all the dogs are doing salute -- absolutely great. they don't consider it working. >> reporter: the high energy dogs that are often hard to place, that make the perfect police dogs. >> it's win/win for the dogs. >> we're looking for prey drive, hunt drive, dogs that love balls and want to play. >> reporter: k-9 roman was pulled from atc philly. k-9 dogs came from the shepherd

trump for failing to honor a promise to hire mostly minority workers for a river boat casino on lake michigan. let me tell you why even despite all of this, why the president has the ability to lead a discussion on race. you might remember shirley sherrod. i don't know if the name rings a bill. she was an african-american agriculture worker, worked for u.s. department of agriculture, georgia department of agriculture. he was given an example of how she overcame her own bias and her own racism. and of course her comments were misconstrued and the tapes were made to sound one way. she ultimately lost her job, was offered her job back after it was proven that this conservative website, this conservative newspaper had actually tried to disparage her. so they could try to have some sort of a racism equivalentance or something, i guess to try to make their readers feel better. but the reason why i bring that up is because here was a woman that was being honest about and trying to give an example about how she overcame bias and how she overcame prejudice. and the president has an opportunity to talk

lake. epa has income prehencebly accepted both of the state level determinations ohio saying nothing, michigan saying lake erie is impaired, and indiana saying nothing. within your federalist of epa's role, isn't a tri-state by national and disputed body of water precisely where epa is statute to you ril mandated to take action. >> it's my understanding the ohio e pennsylvania a has not aesd the waters of lake erie just yet. this is an area we are committed to working with all states in that region to ensure water quality standards are advanced and protected. with respect to algae blooms, the epa currently serves as co-chair of the harmful algae bloom and hypoxia and control act. we understand the importance of nonpoint source discharge into our waters. states have the primary responsibility with respect to nonpoint source regulation. it's important we provide facilitation and technical assistance as we work with them but it's very important that we work together in that regard. >> i will tell you this and end with this, mr. chairman. the cuts that you have recommended to glri whether it's omb

250,000 people that sits inside the largest watershed in the great lakes of over 2 million people and about 11 million animals. further, michigan has declared lake erie is impaired. but ohio has not declared that lake erie is impaired. indiana has said nothing. canada sits on the other side of the lake. epa haincomprehensibly accepted none of it. within your federal view of epa's rule, isn't a tri-state and disputed body of water where epa is statutorily mandated to take action? >> congresswoman, it's my understanding the ohio epa is not assessed the open waters of lake erie yet. this is an area we are committed to working with the state -- all states in that region to ensure water quality standards are advanced and protected. with respect to the blooms, the epa serves as a co-chair of the harmful bloom research and control act, a working group. we understand the importance of distance into our waters. states have the responsibility as you know with respect to non-point source regulation. it's important to provide facilitation and technical assistance as we work with them. it's very important that we work together in that regar

after it falls into michigan lake in chicago. the pup was trying to get a drink.og leaned too far over... tumbling into the lake. it struggled to get back to the sidewalk... and just could not get a grip. a police officer who was responding to a nearby car crash.. rushed to help the dog. police believe the dog ran out of a vehicle near the lake.they are now looking for its owner. (grant) 'oprah for president'. the famous talk show host - makes a decision on whether or not she'll make a political run in 20-20. her decision - right after the break. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. building high pressure will bring a robust warming trend and hottemperatures to inland communities friday through sunday after aprolonged stretch of unseasonably cool temperatures. saturday is anticipated to be the warmest day of the next several, with sometriple digit temperatures and locations up to 20 degrees abovenormal. these increasing temperatures may increase heat relatedillnesses for the young, elderly, or other sensitive groups,

michigan. that man illegally entered -- legally entered through lake in new york.he fbi is confirming they are investigating this as an act of terror. the officer was stabbed in the back and neck. he is stable tonight. a 49-year-old man praised god inherent arabic while attacking him, as well as yelling about syria, iraq, and afghanistan. he is now in custody. the airport remains closed at this hour. nancy chen, abc 7. alison: thank you. back here at home and happening right now, investigating a deadly crash on the beltway. this is in greenbelt. one person was killed. two others were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. sky track 7 is over the senior kenilworth avenue. the crash is under investigation. jonathan: a guilty plea in a charity fraud case. the washington post reporting that john birch you guilty to investing $150,000. he's the former head of a d.c. charity for vietnam veterans. the money for unrelated meals and hotel stays. he's facing 18 months in prison and a $55,000 fine. sentencing is set for october. brian: here's your stormwatch

this individual was a canadian who crossed into the united states through lake champlain and apparently drove over to flint, michigan. >> all right. where did he come from? was he born in canada? is he a canadian citizen born there or did he immigrate from a country that would be on that list? that information needs to come out yet so i don't want to seculate too much. and i think you'll see this travel ban, i think you'll see a decision come out on this real soon. >> irrespective of where he was born, if he was a canadian citizen, the president's travel ban would not have affected him. the president's travel ban deals with six muslim majority countries. >> right, good point. if the person had immigrated from one of those areas that would be on that ban, an area in the united states, hopefully we'd prevent those kind of attacks. >> what policies do you believe that trump administration is now putting forth to try to address attacks like this one? an individual gets a knife, doesn't have a gun, let's say, gets a knife, stabs a police officer at an airport? >> you know, i don't know how you're going to stop those. tho

lake erie is impaired. indiana has said nothing and canada sits on the other side. epa has incomprehensibly accepted both of the state level determinations, ohio saying nothing, michigan saying security is impaired -- lake erie is impaired, and indiana saying nothing. binational-state, and disputed body of water precisely where the epa is mandated to take action? >> it's my understanding the evaluated theot waters of lake erie just yet. this is an area we are committed to working with all states. the interagency working group, we understand the importance of discharge into the waters. it is important we provide facilitation and technical assistance as we work with them. it is important we work together in that regard. >> i will tell you this and end with this. the cuts that you have recommended to glri whether it's owing the -- omb or some of your advisors, on top of the cuts to act, ohio will have a 30% cut to its budget from the one of six cut, and -- 106 cut, and with the lack of clarity on what we can do to handle this massive water threat, this is why we want you to come to ohio. >> i look forward to visiting with you. >> thank you. >> thank you. mr. jenkins. >>

senator portman and me and bipartisan senators all over the great lakes, from new york, pennsylvania, ohio, indiana, illinois, michigan, wisconsin, minnesota, senators from both parties fighting back and stopping the cuts that have destroyed so much of the progress in cleaning up the great lakes. it's journalists in every corner of my state highlighting the devastation the proposed budget would have on our schools and our housing and our rural communities. it's emphasizing again, mr. president, 200,000 ohioans right now -- right now -- are getting opioid treatment. 200,000 ohioans are getting opioid treatment because they have insurance from the affordable care act. it's reminding politicians in ohio of both parties that that's the case, that we need -- those people need insurance. that's what a free press does. parenthetically, mr. president, i would add my wife is a journalist. she's a pulitzer prize winner, a columnist. she is soon to be a novelist. she clearly has outspoken views about this, as i do. she's a member of the press. i'm a member of this body. we both believe in a free press. we both believe in a free

lake champlain new york on june 16th. preliminari preliminarily, we show him in michigan as early as june 18.y definitely he wasn't here sooner but we show activity in michigan on june 18th. as a result of the attack yesterday, we've conducted over 20 interviews of witnesses and we expect to do additional interviews as we continue to go through the information that we have obtained through a variety of investigative means. we've executed several search warrants and those search warrants could lead to other search warrants. i won't get into the detains. one specific search we conducted is with respect to the subject's void that he drove from canada. i won't go into specifics of what we found in the vehicle, but certainly that helped us with some of the indications of how long he had been in michigan or when he first entered into michigan and other information, which we hope to further exploit. you may have heard that and we certainly are working with our canadian partners. investigative efforts are going on in canada where he was a resident of the nation canada. we're waiting for those inve in

michigan and also indiana. the storms are in the middle of the country. we're starting the warm it up, 80 in salt lakelike in seattle at 68. tomorrow it looks like we're in the clouds and showers. notice we warm up in the inner mountain west. phoenix gets hot along with tucson and interior sections of california. enjoy today and tomorrow. once we get to the weekend, a lot hotter than we like. >> bill, thank you. >>> back to the breaking news out of london. officials say at least six people killed and 74 hospitalized after this massive fire that completely engulfed a high-rise apartment building overnight. police say they expect the number of fatalities to rise. witnesses say people were trapped on the higher floors screaming for help. >> just help me, help me, help me. i'm here, dangling children out of the windows, trying to get them to safety, get them out of the way in some way. horrendous. it was an inferno, completely engulfed. >> over 200 firefighters responded to the blaze, many still on scene as the fire continues to burn hours later. the cause is under investigation. >>> oklahoma police have

lake city, ladies and gentlemen. it's 10:13 a.m. local time. >> reporter: al and christine travel from michigan to utah, and then make the long journey over rough roads, tracing their son josh's path into the western desert. >> i can't imagine what josh was thinking the day he came out here. >> yeah. >> reporter: josh has been unplugged for more than seven weeks. they can't wait to see him, but first they have to find him. >> josh is somewhere out here, and you guys are going to signal for josh using this. >> okay. >> reporter: wyatt, a field staffer, gives them a wooden device called a bull roar used in ancient rituals to send signals over long distances. they stop and listen for a response from josh. but nothing. off in another part of the desert -- >> oh, come on. >> reporter: josh is having trouble. >> swear to god it was working. >> i know. it was working yesterday. >> reporter: it's not a bad metaphor for the family's communication problems. when josh would shut himself away in his bedroom, gaming all night. >> it's 3:00 in the morning. it's time to get off now. >> reporter: christina takes a turn. and at last, josh responds. >