. >> reporter: connor lyon was fishing with friends just offshore. in moments, he was tossed sideways and got a face-to-face look at what was happening. >> that's when i saw the shark's head emerging from the water with the front of the kayak in its mouth. i had a clear picture of the eye which was like something like that big around something i like to? and then its big wide open mouth and the top of it was like a real dark color almost like a deep gray or like a black. >> reporter: his two friends nearby were stunned but tried in their kayak and with a nearby boater to make a rescue. >> next thing you know, huge fin dorsal fin and the tail came up and this big black body thrashing around next to him. >> reporter: lyon was pulled from the overturned kayak on to a squid boat. he was unhurt. >> this is "the" mostly it experience of my life, the most legit experience of my life, so awesome completely in vain like i couldn't believe that i had just come face to taste with the apex predator and now i'm on a boat 100% safe. >> and lyon says this close enc

maine forest rangers spotted him on a rockslide early this morning and rescued lyons by helicopter. >> he was tired. you could tell he was real tired. >> he was kind of disoriented at first. i think when we first flew over him, he put on his pack and started to walk back into the woods. we found him on the backside of fort mountain. there's the drainage this goes in through there. he was walking along the drainage, looked like he was trying to get in an open area. had he a long stick with a little flag on the end. he was waving for us. so he information a good spot where we could see him. >> yeah, he's tired but will be okay. lyons said he survived by eating one granola bar a day. >>> and another hiker has been found alive after she vanished more than a week in the california wilderness. brian webb reports on how she survived all that time. >> reporter: the hiker was airlifted to a hospital after surviving nine days alone in the sierra nevada mountains. >> she was injured. she does have some broken bones. >> reporter: 62-year-old miyuka harwood was rescued after she used a whistle to

lyon's two firends also saw the attack and rushed over to pull lyon's from what was left of his "most experiences of some. completely in vain could not believe i had just come face-to-face with a predator and now sitting on a boat"of hundred percent boat lyon says he doesn't know if the shark was a great white but it was a dark gray color with big shark was about 13-feet long. >> pam:at first it was applauded. now activists are appalled with netflix's baby benefits for workers. the online streaming giant is facing protests over what some say is an unfair policy. they recently introduced up to one year of paid leave for most workers after the birth of adoption of a baby. however.those benefits only apply to employees who work on the streaming side. and exclude about 450 workers in the dvd by mail service. netflix says its dvd employees get bigger paychecks and better benefits than people in comparable jobs. >>grant: stuffing the dvd and envelopes,. going out of style. those jobs getting caught. those people are hourly workers. all lot less money than the streaming people. includes a lo

service plane and 90 game wardens, dog teams, and volunteers spent most of the day looking for lyon. are already dealing with heat and humidity, and some rain is headed our way. there's also a good chance it will hit during your monday morning commute. meteorologist devon lucie is timing this out for us. day for montgomery, prince william counties. city of manassas, loudon county, tomorrow, you are back to school. some sunshine was out, 90 today. 88, gaithersburg. 86, manassas. 86 degrees, exactly how we look outside. you can see the cloud cover has moved back to washington. that has kept the temperature under the degrees. humidity, you thought -- you probably felt that backed up. mid-to-upper 60's. right into the satellite and radar together, we are tracking this rain that is going to be moving up towards washington. it's that area of low pressure streaming up. the latest information is, we will bring that rain late tonight. for the bus stop forecast tomorrow, i would prepare for light scattered showers to be around. not real cool, so you don't have to keep -- [indiscernible] kellye

john lyons spent three days lost in the wilderness. teams found him alive and well just a little while ago. roz plater is in the newsroom. roz: incredible, and his neighbors and dumfries are thrilled. is quoted inhiker the paper in bangor, maine, as saying he kept going because he was not ready to die. few days, searchers on the air and in the rough terrain of have's baxter state park been looking for hiker john lyon. finally, sunday afternoon, a chopper crew spotted him on a rockslide, alive and in a good shape. >> he was trying to do the right thing, getting into an open area to be seen, and he was successful. roz: he had been hiking with a group thursday. when they stop for lunch, he broke ahead. into teamsrganized and scoured the area all weekend until they found him about two miles from where he was last seen. to havere very happy this turn out the way it did. he is in good shape. roz: nobody may be happier than his neighbors. >> i'm very happy they have been found. lost,mazing that he got because he is a very good hiker. >> he we

. >> reporter: another firefighter. 25-year-old daniel lyon suffering critical burns. >> this was his first season as a firefighter. he's the kind of kid that his mother and i and family are so proud of. >> lyon was flown to a hospital his life. washington governor jay insly saying 400,000 acres are burning right now. neal karlinsky is in twisp. >> >> reporter: they're evacuating us out of this area. the flames are coming. they're saying there is a propane tank. we're going to move on. >> reporter: overnight 60 miles from twisp forcing more evacuations. those living in tonasket were forced to evacuate. in california, fires have forced evacuations of fat parks. east of oakland, billowing smoke could be seen for miles and air tankers are being used to help try to contain the blaze. in eastern oregon three dozen homes were destroyed including carolyn hodge's. >> we're going to have to find a place to live for probably a couple of years. >> the three deaths in washington state raises the number of firefighters killed this year across the west to 13. >>> now, some weather. we're keeping an

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lyon says that he wasn't scared. he was actually thrilled. >> this is the most legit experience of my life. it was awesome. completely in vain. i couldn't believe that i had just come face to face with the apex predator and now i'm sitting on a boat 100% safe. >> whoa, dude, get back in the water! [ laughter ] >> no surprise, lyon has plans to do just that. [ laughter ] >> go fishing again with his friends. >> the weather has been looking legit, wouldn't yo say? >> what's the apex weather? that's the money line. >>> there's new information coming out. details coming up. >>> high temperatures livermore 82. cupertino 80. that's not warm. that he below average. hayward 69 degrees with fog and low cloud cover moving through the golden gate. >> every day is interesting but this pattern is locked and we have lost the key. not moving. not moving. not moving. not changing. onshore flow. next five to seven days. they are not moving so if you enjoyed the weather today, i have wonderful news for you. you're going to get it for

airinter flight 5148 runs down and takes off from lyon, france, on a short commuter flight to strasbourgassengers are on board, most of them business travelers and 6 crew members. graduate student nicolas is in the last row of seats. >> i was visiting my girlfriend who was living in strasbourg. >> captain christian hekay and joel sherabin are in the cockpit of the revolutionary airbus a320, the world's first commercial airliner to have completely computerized controls. its bold advertisements declare a superior intelligence has arrived. >> similar to what you have on your home computer when you're trying to fly a flight simulator with the joystick. it's all computer controlled. you're never physically moving the flight controller. >> airinter was a regional sort of airline. so this was a bit of an upstart carrier. but they were a highly motivated group that wanted the airline to succeed. >> part of that success depends on competing with france's high-speed train system. putting pressure on the crew for an on-time arrival. >> we have to get it on the ground, in the gate, off loaded, loade

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and now back to focusing on being cookie lyon and "empire" season two. >> this is about taking the empire. >> how is cookie with the family together? >> with a whole lot. lucious and cookie can love each other one minute, hate each other the next. let something go wrong with one of the boys, they forget all of their differences. >> and since emmy nominee's life is so hectic, dating hasn't been easy. >> loving your life? >> yes. >> has it changed that? >> i'm married now. that was the dream i had last night. >> but there are two "empire" brides to be. boo boo kitty and co-star trey is getting married. and katelin doubleday with her dj boyfriend. >> congratulations on your engagement. >> thank you, darling. >> do you two discuss wedding plans or discuss anything going on? is it kind of fun to have someone? >> i think it's fun to, i mean, katie's my boo. we're friends no matter what. so i think we talk about everything. >> and who can't forget, gabray sinnbay during the teen choice awards. >> she threw that ass in a circle. >> did she? >> she did. >> you let it go. >> my baby loves me. my ba

. >> lucius lyon is empire. without him the company is nothing. >> the tables have turned at empire entertainment, and cookie is getting her payback. meanwhile, lucius lyon is fighting to get back on top from behind bars. the rivalry, music and betrail all come back for season two premiering on september 23rd right here on fox 5. >>> mcdonald's taking a shot at going gourmet. in addition to the quarterpounders and big macs, a few stores will will let you order a custom burger. we visited the only mcdonalds in our city that is offering this craft burger option. >> and now mcdonalds is giving customers a new way to love it. here's how i ordered a traditional quarterpounder. may i please have a number three with a diet coke? and here's how i ordered my create your taste burger, selecting everything including the sauce, bun and toppings at a touch screen kiosk. and the options are expensive, with top -- extensive, with options and sauces as varied as creamy garlic. and it's time to put the taste to the test. it's ti

connor lyon's friends nearby were stunned but able to paddle towards him to help him out. it was a crew of a nearby squid boat that pulled him to safety. connor says he wasn't scared, he was excited. >> how many of these shark attacks -- >> this is the most legit experience of my life. it's just so awesome, you know? just like completely -- i couldn't believe that i had just come face to face with the apex predator and now i'm sitting on a boat 100% safe. >> yeah. well, connor says despite the surprising experience he plans to get back into the water and go fishing with his friends, kind of like the surfer who went back out there. >> this guy seems jubilant, kind of stoked. >> i guess. >> you're a surfer. have you bumped into one of those? >> i have a plan. to punch them in the eyes. that's what i hear. but i hope to never have to go through that. >> we do, too. [ laughter ] >>> time for sports. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, a former 49er says the nfl is too destructive and the giants make a trade to boost their offense. too bad he didn't join the team last night

john lyon got lost in baxter state park. a chopper finally spotted him on a rockslide yesterday afternoon. he was treated for scrapes and a few bruises but is expected to be ok. today, people calling for -- president obama calling for urgent and aggressive attacks on climate change. he is expected to change the name of mount mckinley back to denali. that is what alaska natives originally called the 20,000 foot peak. it has been called mount mckinley since 1917 out of tribute to the president why mckinley who never visited the state. a major cleanup happening today as the remnants of tropical storm erika drench florida. ,esidents have been sandbagging hoping to hold off floodwaters. it comes as another storm left a path of destruction on the west coast. it is being blamed on two deaths and power outages in washington state and oregon. hurricane ignacio is barreling toward hawaii's big island and is expected to weaken to a category three. skipped two? doug: no, that is for pacific hurricanes. some in the indian ocean are ,alle

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among them is 25-year-old daniel lyon with third-degree burns over 75% of his body.ts are expressing great pride while dealing with their son's pain. >> the kind of kid that his mother and i are -- and family are so proud of. he loves -- adores serving his community. >> daniel lyon is not only a rookie firefighter with u.s. forest service; he is also a rookie reserve police officer for the city of milton, washington. >>> a final tribute for a contra costa county sheriff's deputy who drowned while trying to save a friend. the funeral procession for deputy carlos francies began yesterday in sacramento where he lives. the 30-year-old was on lake tahoe and helped a friend struggling in the water. he drowned. >> carlos was an honorable man working in an honorable profession as a deputy sheriff and i died honorably doing what he swore an oath to do the care for the safety of others. >> francies worked for the sheriff's department for four years most recently at the martinez detention center. >>> l.a. county d.a.'s office will consider whether to charge caitlyn jenner with

he could hear the helicopter. >> reporter: lyon survived by eating just one granola bar a day.s a predicament reese peters of mclean has contemplated. >> i can see going straight when the trail goes left, something like that. >> reporter: with a local adventure group peters, a senior at mclean high school, has completed numerous hikes through the appalachian trail following the white markers in virginia, west virginia and maryland. >> it's a very common sight in the new hampshire portion of the trip crossing a river. that's my mom. >> reporter: but their seven- day like up mount washington in new hampshire was the most grueling. >> 24, 26-inch steps straight up the side of a mountain and i knew for a fact by looking at the map that it went on for 2 miles of. >> reporter: the movie a walk in the woods starring robert redford and nick nolte hits theaters this week. >> they say the appalachian trail is like lights. >> reporter: it has a.t. enenthusiasts happy over environmental concern for the trail but worried about the consequences of too much publicity. >> people go to the appa

. >>> see era lyon could soon be free of ebola. the last known patient with the virus has been released from hospital. the outbreak has killed 11,000 people in wested africa. a third of them in sierra leone. we report from a village near the city in the north. >> reporter: it was a day of celebration. now an ebola survivor, hopefully the last, they sang a celebration song. sierra leone's president handed her the discharge certificate. he congratulated her on beating the deadly virus and the hard work of all those who contributedded to fighting the disease sips the outbreak hit the country in may 2014. >> we must recognize nationally and internationally have provided the support out here in the battle field. >> reporter: celebrations continued here in her village. close to the treatment center where she was cured. officials warn that people should not become too relaxed. it's not ebola-free just yet. there has to be 42 days of no new cases to be declared ebola-free. the virus could still surface. >> we shouldn't get complacent. we h

the industry has been largely criticized after the killing of cecil the lyon, a major tourist attraction. >>> the debris of a boeing 777 washed up on the reunion island in the indian ocean. mh 370 went missing in march last year with 239 people on board. charles strafford has more from toulouse. >> this is the french ministry of defense establishment where the investigation is taking place. now some of the buildings behind me similar investigations have taken place in recent years. we're basically in the hub european aviation industry here. it is believed that the focus of the investigation is really going to start to look at what is reported as potentially as a serial number on these piece of debris. the malaysian authorities already saying that this is pretty much conclusive proof that this comes from a boeing 777. if that's the case then logically one has to think that it comes from mh 370 because there have not been any disasters of that plane over oceans since the plane that came into circulation since the plane started to be flown. we hear that they're going to be looking at trying

the ban is on elephant and lyon until further notice. they arrested another landowner who sold the hunt in april. >> how much of a difference will this make to zimbabwe's wildlife, this extension of the ban? we have to try to get these laws enforced and carried out otherwise these animals are going to disappear how will you enforce this ban? how can it be policed? >> well, if everybody plays their part, and the professional hunters get the kind of conduct and efforts in to place i believe it will work. and by setting an example with cecil, i believe it will happen. cecil did not die in vain any way. >> there has been an outcry about the killing of cecil the lion. do you think this will make a difference in opinions about hunting in zimbabwe because economically it's good for the tourist trade the hunt attracts big money. >> yes it does. this is the side of the story i look at it at world opinion and those who would like to come to zimbabwe and see the animals that we've got it will enforce the same restrictions that have been in place. t

mike lyons joins us.ike the allegation is that someone at central command reworked the conclusions. what are the possibilities as to who may have done that? >> it's in sitcom's interest to try to make this as positive as possible. they want to give to the president, unfortunately a more optimistic view. you have a civilian now who said that was too optimistic. they didn't take the analysis and give it the what if? and that's the thing that the pentagon is investigating right now. >> when you talk about an analysis that is going up through central command and to the white house, are we talking about the defense intelligence agency, and who else. >> well, after 9/11 there was a big push to consolidate this. there are civilians that sit in sitcom's headquarters and go through analysis. and the president makes decisions -- the pentagon makes decisions on this level of analysis, literally virtually the next day. >> so president obama launched that bombing campaign to go after isil, we have been hearing -- i do

. >> four more were injuried with 25-year-old daniel lyon suffering critical burns and flown to a hospital in seattle and now fighting for his life surrounded by family. >> this was his first season as a firefighter. he's the kind of kid that his mother and i are and family are so proud of. >> a female firefighter was pulled off the front lines after learning her own husband was among the seven victims. in california, fires have forced evacuations of national parks. east of oakland, billowing smoke could be seen for miles and air tankers are being used to help try to contain the blaze. in eastern oregon, three dozen homes were destroyed including carolyn hodges. >> obviously, we're going to have to find a place to live for probably a couple years. >> reporter: the heat and drought in western states are making this fire season one of the most explosive in recent years. right now, close to 29,000 firefighters are fighting about 100 large fires. lauren lister, abc news, los angeles. >> thank you. >>> flash flooding is possible today from washington, d.c. up to boston. things were pretty wet a

meantime zimbabwean wildlife officials have suspended hunting in that area where the lyons were killed>>> a piece of airplane wreckage that could belong to the missing malaysian airlines flight has arrived at a french military base for further analysis. investigators are hoping it will shed light onto what happened to flight 370 after it went missing 17 months ago. jonathan gigliotti has more. >> reporter: the fractured piece of wing arrived at a french military facility under police security. on wednesday experts will analyze the wreckage for where it came from and signs of what caused to it come off. >> as i understand it's the only 777 unaccounted for. it would seem most likely that this is part of the plains malaysian officials sent crews to the island. they'll join a growing search effort. >> do you think these belong to the plane. >> perhaps. we don't know. we don't know. >> reporter: the wing flap was found here on the east coast of the island an area known for its rough surf and for all of the garbage the current brings in. i spoke with one man who found these items here on the

. >> that is when connor lyons's friends paddled to him and pulled him to safety. >> this is the most legit experience of my life. it was just so awesome. i couldn't believe that i had just come face to face with the apex predator. now i'm sitting on a boat 100% safe. >> connor has plans to get in the water, go fishing again. maybe kayaking. surfing. >> yeah. that just brings about that line in the movie. we need a bigger kayak. [ laughter ] >> yeah. maybe smaller sharks. >>> something big happened in the month of july around the world. july, 2015 was the warmest july in earth's history. at least in modern history. 1.46 degrees above average. we just lived through hottest july on record. tonight, we are looking at temperatures in the low 60s for most of you. oakland 62. livermore, 64. santa rosa, you dropped to 59 degrees. low cloud cover and fog developing anywhere near the bay. concord, 59. san jose, 60. and napa, 55 degrees. an update here on el niÑo. new information came out today and there is now a near if not 100% chance of an el niÑo lasting through this winter. historically sp

lyon measured the bite marks on the kayak and learned the shark's jaw was about 18 inches wide.ys he is pretty is sure the shark that attacked him was a great white. >>> 7:39. earlier we told you about the legal trouble surrounding uber and the city of san francisco. it doesn't seem to deter them from boast being its progress. >>> and a statement from uber on how it's doing in our area and which agency it's working with to make it happen. >>> monday's earthquake reminder to be ready for the best one. let's see how prepared i really am if a big earthquake were to hit today. >>> we are looking at a commute here, i would say it's okay. it gets a b-plus here in walnut creek, lafayette up to the tunnel. we will tell you a little bit more about this commute coming up. >>> a very hot weekend and on monday we've gone to a big fog bank and significantly cooler temperatures inland today. 0, 25 degrees from where they were. we will show you those coming up. mmm yoplait! it's snack time! oh, look! yoplait original now has 25% less sugar. time to taste it. how is it? it tastes good! congratu

lyons has a population of 3800.ur community hospital, which first opened in 1959 is a 25-bed critical access hospital that employees approximately 150 individuals. rural community hospitals have a long and distinguished commitment of providing care for all who seek it, 24/7, 365. more than 36% of all kansans live in rural areas, and depend on a local hospital serving their community. rural hospitals face a unique set of challenges because of the remote geographic location, small size, scarce workforce, physician shortages, higher percentage of medicare and medicaid patients, and a constrained financial resources that limited access to capital. these challenges alone would make it difficult for many rural hospitals to survive. however, one disturbing challenge that is becoming ever ever creasingly ever increasingly more prevalent is the added regulatory burdens that are being placed upon health care providers. more specifically, i would like to briefly touch upon the challenges related to the medicare policy on direc

. >> a collection of on lyon data from people around the world has proved valuable to businesses butraised concerns about privacy. as part of the our series "cracking the code" tom ackerman reports. >> reporter: there is lots of personal information and not only for the user. >> you will see what your friends are doing, compare with them and be able to share your progress with them. >> reporter: that's just one example of how inter connected we have become and how the personal data collected from hundreds of mill knowios of people have -- millions of people have proven valuable. >> companies are creating single universal identifiers to track consumers across multiple multie devices. >> reporter: aside from guiding sellers and targeting their advertising, the monitoring can help consumers make smarter buying choices. many see a serious down side. >> it is under the hood and we as a society have no idea about what is going on, what control we have and down the line what the implications are going to be. >> reporter: a recent survey found when it comes to on-line activity, three in ever

beiser: it will be a great opportunity to get mark lyons, more exposure, help us out with hiring and acquisitions in the continuation of going global. betty: all of the proceeds of this ipo will go to gort exrporation -- gore corporation. matt: comcast is boosting its stake in vox media, a conglomerate website. comcast nbc is making a $200 ,illion investment in vox valued at about a billion. bangkok: in this business, you don't know what is going to happen. we want to be prepared to invest, to seize opportunity, to focus on a key initiatives in building a great new media brand of a new generation. we are in eight of them today and we will invest in those to build them up. we will invest in a technology. we will invest in our advertising capabilities. and we welcome invest in our people and infrastructure so we can build a great independent company. vox betterll help connect with old people. betty: older. the network is extending jimmy fallon's contract by six years. since fallon took over in 2014, "the tonight show" has dominated the late-night landscape. matt: i bet you the kids all

ty has created a settled the lyons stuffed animal in memory of the famous caps on -- by an american touristwe. 100% of the profit will go to the wildlife conservation research unit at oxford, the groups being him when he was killed by the dentist from minnesota. to believe see it it, another way to catch the perfect way. robbie madison has tricked up his motorbike so he conserves. madison and french polynesia using his highly modified cycle with skis attached to the cycle. two years of training to make it make it allg -- to happen. it looks seriously cool. this are your stories at hour. energy stocks in the s&p 500 have taken a beating, tumbling more than 31% since the oil crash began last summer. the group accounts for 7% of the index market cap. that is the least in more than a decade. but dividends are another story. the dividend yield the third highest paying route among the 10 main industry. michael regan bloomberg stock editor and joins us now on set. obviously oil stock, energy stocks sold off of paying big dividends. an they worth it? >> unusual situation. you are usually looking at

. >> have you surprised by the lack of solidarity there is for the countries who did take the lyon share the burden? i find it's shocking for a lack of solidarity. they think they can dump the problem to the next knew neighbor but it doesn't work that way. >> is it that they can be safe, is that part of the solution? they need to be safe for people to access europe? is that part of the solution. >> i agree. unless we have legal channels. >> thank you very much for joining us with your thoughts. thank you. now for some breaking news from india where there has been a train crash in the state. now there have been a number of crash is underwater. we'll bring you updates on that as soon as we have them. >>> now at least 20 syrian soldiers have been killed in an attack near damascus countryside. the fighters have taken control of several buildings. meanwhile four people were killed after government forces dropped dozens of barrel bombs on the forces. >>> turkish planes are scouring the area. the turkish suspects pkk fighters of an attack and it's continuing it's aerial bombardment against pkk

they also lobbied fish and wildlife to keep lyons off the endangered species list. the endangered species list. they claim to be conservationists, but the sei has a trophy room. 290 kills on endangered species, the man who won this year. how is that a conservation group? host: mr. jackson, your response? guest: ducks, you mount ducks with wooden decoys on your wall. it is that simple. ducks unlimited has saved 13 million acres of wetland habitat , the largest wetland habitat organization in the world. ,en it comes to lions, that is a different situation. you mentioned a number of different species and each one would take a lot to explain. i'm not a lobbyist, i'm not paid. i do write laws. i drafted the conservation act for congress. before that a fellow hunting buddy, a congressman from the houston sporting club, jack wrote the african elephant conservation act and fund. i have participated in trying to pass the great acts conservation fund, providing $5 million per later notfor 10 years get congress to act, including those that just introduced withlation to stop hu

tomorrow is world lyon day and wednesday world elephant day, both in the news following the death of cecil the lion in zimbabwe. and there's a step up on buying and selling illegal ivory. first, courtney kealy puts us face to face with why the discussion about wildlife conservation is badly needed >>> the african savannah home to breath-taking creatures, both beautiful and deadly. while there are preserves and sanctuaries to stave off the loss of land and nature. there's big game hunting. it draws hundreds of millions in revenue and thousands of americans every year. after walter palmer, a 55-year-old american dentist mistakenly killed zimbabwe's prize lion named cecil, social media exploded, forcing the issue into the spotlight. palmer allegedly paid 50,000 for the controversial kill. delta airlines announced it would no longer transport animal trophies like lions, elephants and rhinos. other airlines announced it bans. there was disappointment released saying:. >> and that hunting is a major source of south africa's socioeconomic activity, contributing to job creation, community de

lyon at the hands of minnesota dentist walter palmer. that character max headroom, google him. some weird characters in the 80s. ben: there is that cecil lion beanie baby. the full accompany thai created after his death. september for $5.99 and profits benefit wildlife conservation efforts. the money will go to a research unit at oxford university in england which has been studied. >> serial a lot for a new service, you may not have to listen to your voice mail. at 10 minute rant. ben: they go on and on. "good day" coming up. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. a hand-pressed burger, melted cheddar with crispy hash browns and an egg your way. now that's a burg... (explosion) (groans) you want that to go again sweetie? the thing burger. fantastic 4, >> retailers agreed to pay $300,000 for selling life like julius guns including wal-mart, sears and amazon. investigation by new york state attorney general found 6400 illegal play guns were sold between 2012, and 2014, gun

. >>> vet technician liz lyons relies on her pets because she knows she can. they are rescue pups and join her regularly at the clinic where she works. >> always give rescue dogs a chance. there's a lot of great dogs in the shelter that have great personalities. they need a home. they can do a lot of things. >> by these guys she means isabel, an bell and low la. >> she volunteers at chop. she goes to pediatric specialty and water mark retirement community. >> they're rescue dogs turned therapy dogs. >> it's very very rewarding for me as well. they bring a lot of joy to the people that they visit. >> we think that dogs should be rescued from the homeless shelters. that's the thing to do as far as i'm concerned opinion. >> with just days away from our clear the shelters event. these owners are showing off their pets as a reminder that shelter animals are special and sometimes have hidden talents. they can be more than just companions. these therapy dogs can be real lifesavers. >> i think the dogs in the shelters have so much to give, they're so fun, and i think

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. >> any one of zennent, valencia and lyon have high hopes of winning group a. apologies for supporters. usain bolt retained his crown as the king of sprinting, outshining his biggest rival. he was knocked off his stride while demonstrating >>> nine championships and counting for usain bolt, standing in his way again was justin gatlin in the 2 him. the american had been depositor -- 200m. the american had been better in heats. usain bolt had authority when it mattered, his time of 19.55 seconds clinching his fourth straight title over the distance. an 11th championship could come in the 4 by 100 relay. >> i'm here to show i'm better, one of the greatest sprinters to ever compete in the sport. that is my aim. two more seasons to go. and we continue to dominate. >> reporter: there was one man that could take down bolt in budget rsh, and it was a cameraman in a segue too close for comfort during post race celebrations. >> i'm hearing a rumour justin gatlin paid him off. [ laughs ] >>> allyson felix won a ninth world championship gold medal, clinching the 400m, with

the transportation of trophies from elephants, rhinos, leopards, and water buffalo, in addition to lyonspimm: a trip to the moon is just like any other business trip. you have to file an expense report and that is what fashion buzz aldrin, the second mental lock on the moon, did after his historic trip. the anniversary was in july. he was reimbursed $33 and $.31 in that july 1969 worth about $217 today. he shared the paperwork on facebook and it contains an itemized itinerary, florida to to the pacific ocean, to hawaii and back to houston. [laughter] betty: i love that. pimm: it is the agricultural customs and immigration health form filled out in honolulu when they returned from splashdown -- well, 31 to -- $33.31. betty: what was that for? driving to and from the air force base? pimm: to the launch. betty: i love that. the pitstop is the moon. pimm: they were in isolation for three weeks before they could be with their families when they returned. they said the dust that was rubbed off on them, the moon dust, they were tossed in the pacific ocean. betty: imagine what they would go for

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delta airlines announced it would no longer transport trophies like lyons, and others. other airlines announced it bans. there was disappointment released saying:. >> and that hunting is a major source of south africa's socioeconomic activity, cricketing to job creation, community development and social uplift. . president roosevelt set out to hunt big game, killing more than 512 animals, 17 lions and 11 elephants. his hunt collected 110 scientific specimens, and he published dozens of books on national history and is considered to be a visionary conservationist. these days animal rights activists argue controlled hunting leads to illegal activity. the u.s. used to be the center of illegal ivory trade, and the crush event aims to bring attention to the plight of elephants killed for their tusks. >> 1980 there's 1.2 million elephants. every day 96 elfantastic are killed, one every 15 minutes, 35,000 a year. and at this rate elephants will be extinct. >> everyone has to be active. >> film-maker will release the documentary in the fall called racing extinction. the goal of

vet technician liz lyons relies on her pets because she knows she can.h carmen here and her dog eli are rescue pups and join her regularly at the clinic where she works. >> always give rescue dogs a chance. there's a lot of great dogs in the shelter that even might be a couple years older that have great personality and they need a home and they can do a lot of things. by these guys, she means isabel, anabel and lola. >> she goes to water retirement community. >> they're therapy dogs with the comfort canines organization. >> it's very, very rewarding for me as well to bring -- they bring a lot of joy to the people that they visit. >> we think that dogs should be rescued from the homeless shelters. that's the thing to do as far as i'm concerned. >> with just days away from our clear the shelters event, these owners are showing off their pets as a reminder that shelter animals are special, and sometimes have hidden talents. they can be more than just companions. these therapy dogs can be real lifesavers. >> i think that the dogs in the shelters have so muc

a major change in its hunting laws after the death of cecil the lyon. >> i'm courtney kili with the firstf its kind projecting change and i'll have more after the break. >> what did you see when you went outside last year? >> there was a dead body in the middle of the street... for 5 hours. >> there's a lot of work to be done. >> they need to quite talking about what should be done and do it. >> there's clearly an issue and we have to focus on how we bridge that. >> a lot of innocent lives are still being lost. >> the government in game babb which are imposeing a new restriction on the park where cecil the lion was killed. they have a new arrest of the man suspected of breaching those hunting rules. conservationists insist much more still needs to be done. >> it's more than welcomed because the--a lot of these animals are becoming indangerred, and we have to try to get these laws enforced and carried out other these animals are going to disappear. if everybody plays their part, and the professional hunters get the code of conduct and ethics into place i believe it will work. and the other

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