second narrator: severely malnourished children at this age are at great risk. untreated, more than half will die. pilirani is two years old. severely malnourished kids often swell up with edema, a painful build-up of fluid under the skin. pilirani's swelling is so severe he can barely walk. until recently, the best treatment available for pilirani and alefa was one to two months of hospitalization. but even in the best rural hospitals, only 25% to 40% of children fully recover. project peanut butter gets much better results by distributing a special ready-to-use theraputic food to the mothers who will take it with them and treat their own children at home. ready-to-use theraputic food is powerful medicine. this peanut-based formula is effective, easy to use, and empowers mothers. and most kids love it. it's more than just peanut butter. over years of careful experiments and testing, dr. manary and his colleagues developed a new formula. it's a precise blend ideal for bringing children back from the edge of starvation. the results are dramatic. 6 weeks after the

you can see petunia here is malnourished. workers say the worst they have ever seen. they want your help in finding her owner. live at denver dumb friends league and we know two people dropped off the dog earlier today. down? reign they dropped her off in one of these after hours kennels eaalier last month. and that they did not fill out a contact forms with information officers could use to find her owner or the person responsible for leaving her so malnourished. when you first meet petunia you can tell she isn't shy. it is also obvious. >> heart wrenching to see a dog like that remake she's seen better days. >> i've been here 20 years this is the worst case. the pitbull mix dropped off here last month. surveillance pictures show a man and woman leaving the dog behind with a note saying they had found her. >> you could tell there certainly had been neglect. she weighed just 19 pounds. 3 pounds later she is still `kin and bones. how long does it take for a dog to get like this? >> months. petunia art suspects. >> we just want to see if they can tell us where the dog w

she was severely malnourished, has a vitamin d deficiency, and rickets... which explains her walk. but as you can see by that wagging tail... she is *still a happy little puppy. they will be up for adoption soon at the humane society of tampa bay. and we'll let you know when it happens. 3 3 today in tampa: a postal worker is being honored... for a very heroic act. terrell brown was doing his route last november, when he heard a noise and stopped his truck. it turned out an elderly man had fallen off a ladder. brown quickly called 9-1-1 and ambulance arrived. he even called a family friend, to let them know the man was okay. the postal service will give brown the letter carrier *hero award this morning... during a ceremony at his office in town n country. the man he helped... is expected to attend. 3 3 a little girl... with one *big message. she's asking the hillsborough county commission... to *spare the bears.((more)) 3 megan sorbo of orlando has been traveling all around the state, advocating for an end to the state's black bear hunt. the 10-year-old's most recent stop, was wedne

town and won't get back until later this morning, so he had his best friend welcome luna home: malnourished and a bit shy with strangers, but she is newspaper tease: the ledger live look at the sunshine skyway bridge this morning. its closed due to (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, still out on whether sit-stand desks are good for your health. cochrane researchers found no evidence that people who used the desks sat significantly less than when they used a conventional desk. health experts do warn that long periods of sitting can increase the risk of heart disease and obesity. you've heard of therapy dogs before...but some patients at a hospital in new york city got a visit from another animal...a pony. meet honor. she is a therapy pony. she was brought in to help cheer up some children who are in the hospital. doctors say he takes their minds off why they're there. coming up on 10 news this morning.. we're on top of that breaking news in south tampa where several roads are closed as police investigate a deadly shootin

no one ever explained how grave the malnourishment was. >> if you have something you look into, give us a call. >> the winds causing all kinds of problems. >> oh, yeah. it's all about the wind today. they are subsiding slowly. later on tonight we'll see a difference. these were the peak winds since midnight. as high as 47 miles an hour at jfk. yesterday around this time, newark had a wind gust close to 60 miles an hour. 47 mile per hour gusts at white plains since midnight. you can see the trend, thido is why we saw wind damage scootered around the tristate today the current gusts are around 35 in some cases. they haven't died down significantly. as a result, we have serious delays out there. about an hour at jfk. tomorrow morning at 8:00, notice the difference. the winds won't be above 10 miles an hour. temperatures range from 39 in monticello to 52 in bridgewater. we can see the 70s in memphis, atlanta, new orleans. we will touch 70 degrees in the next couple days. some of the warm air will start to move in. the southwest wind will take over later on in the week. wednesday/thursday

and really malnourished, a lot of them. most of them lacked even just basic care. you know, it was appalling. >> we had just about every kind of virus you could imagine. one cat his entire lip was missing. there were cats that were blind, there were cats who later had to have eyes removed because their infections had gotten so bad. >> the humane society rents two nearby warehouses to treat the sick and injured cats. >> we had at the height of it about 26 people a day to care for the cats. >> a lot of them, actually. and that was kind of sweet. they were so excited for some companionship, that we would go into the pens and they would just walk right up to us. and they would nuzzle us and just want to be loved. >> sadly nearly 100 rescued cats do not survive the neglect, but many do find a happier home. >> we did a large adoption event and adopted out 258. then the rest we've just sort of slowly placed. >> as a result of the investigation, two people are each charged with 47 counts of animal cruelty. both have pled not guilty and are awaiting trial. >>> for the human

nearly half of all grautn children are malnourished, the fourth highest rate in the world. inside this hospital, children are treated formal nutrition. - for malnutrition. she suffers from a potential fatal type of severe mall nutrition caused by protein deficiency. she was so swollen with fluids she could hardly open her eyes. multiply her case thousands of times and it's clear why the consequence for guatemala are far-reaching. >> reporter: health care workers worry that child malnutrition will rise. people working in drought ravaged areas say there are signs that is already happening >> they're trying to conserve as much as they can, so they're skipping meal times in some areas, or diminishing the rations that they give to their children and that they eat themselves. they even are trying to get the rotten corn in the fields to eat and that is not a good corn for that. >> reporter: some small farmers have turned to other work to try and ride out the crisis. this man has focused on his sewing after losing three months of food to the draught. in past years he would use mone

last year the number of malnourished and dehydrated sea lions that washed up was 10 times the average decade and this year could be worse. >> expecting to be very busy rescues, very high case loads through at least april, may, possibly june, and what that's going to mean is that beach- goers are going to see a lot of animals stranded on the beach. >> reporter: numbers will be in the thousands. last year more than 3300 sea lions washed up in the first half of the year. now, there is a proposal on the table to take one million dollars from the state budget to help local animal rescue and rehab facilities like the marine mammal center here in sausalito deal with this crisis. and the marine mammal center will have representatives in today's sacramento hearing. anne makovec, kpix 5, sausalito. >>> the man accused of killing a veteran police officer in vallejo will be arraigned today. 30-year-old robert vega is charged in the death of richmond police officer gus vegas. he was killed during a domestic dispute in his home. the suspect is father of officer's grandson. >>> authorities in el cer

malawi is one of the world's poorest countries, half of all children under six are malnourished. at the same time, the country and south africa have been affected by severe drought, which means that millions of people are threatened by starvation. the orphanage has its own plantations, but most of the crops have died. due to the drought, the prices of food have risen and now the orphanage may not be able to afford to give the kids food each day. coming up on wavy news 10- a yacht adrift in the pacific ocean holds a mystery. now investigators are trying to identify a mummified body found on board. then at five-thirty - a teen accused of opening fire on his classmates has his first court appearance - we'll have the latest. plus - how the school is students move forward after being targeted by one of i do everything on the internet. but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. (husband) we're out of 2%! i wonder what else could be better around here? (husband) i heard that. swi

developing now, nursing this dog back to health, it was dropped off at a local shelter severely malnourished. and a cruelty investigation has begun. the good news, petunia is expected to recover. >> reporter: they really didn't know when she came in, whether or not she would survive. they're focused on finding whoever might have done this. they're hoping to find the two people shown in surveillance pics that they released today. those pictures show the people february 17th. they think they're in their 20s but they at the time, the dog that's now named petunia was only 19 pounds. that is 14 pounds underweight. they didn't know if she would survive. since she's gained about 3 pounds back. that's really good progress. she has a long way to go. now they just want to talk to these people and find out more information. >> they're not suspects. i just want to make that clear. we just want to talk to them. see if they have anymore information for us so we can check the neighborhood, see where shay >> reporter: while nose two people aren't -- those two people aren't being called suspects, they are sa

tonight on cbs 4 at 5:00, a malnourished dog dropped off at the dumb friends league how an animal cruelty investigation is under way. and who officers are looking for. why investigators say fourteens started a fire that burned a high school principal's home. >>> nice temperatures for us. we know we need the moisture and all that jazz. but temperatures will be really nice. 62 today. 66 tomorrow. and 70 on sunday. it might be breezy. hopefully we'll squeeze a few more scattered showers out of the rain drops on monday. >>> all right. thank you very much. thanks for watching everybody. we'll catch you later on here ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >> katie: you must be tired of my craziness. [ sniffles ] >> bill: everybody gets afraid. >> katie: not you. >> bill: yes, me. what happened to you before, after will was born... i don't want to lose you again, katie. >> katie: you won't. i promise i won't let that

estimates put the number of malnourished at 700 million, and obese mainly in rich countries at 100 million

. >> reporter: despite being so malnourished, the dog now called petunia showed incredible will. >> to be that thin and survive out there, that says a lot about her. >> reporter: she's gained back 3 pounds. investigating what happened to her and thinks neglect is probably involved. officers are hoping to identify the two people in the surveillance images. they're likely in their information. i just we just want to talk to them. see if they have anymore information for us so we can check the neighborhood and see where she came from. >> reporter: petunia had only a note with her saying "we found this dog, please find her owner." but there's a lot officers know already. >> she was friendly when she came in. wagging her tail. she's really friendly. she's got a good disposition. she was socialized. >>> police reveal news of a knife found on oj simpson's former residence. why there are doubts that knife had anything to do with the murders. a student is charged after rooting what he found that forced her to resign. and scott kelly explaining how he's adjusting after a year in space. and a bre

. >> the animals made up mostly of small dogs, none of which appeared injured or malnourished, were removedhe care of the spca where health will be monitored, neighbors like this woman, who did not want to be shown, said she feels the owner was left neglect than overwelmed. >> out back they would bark, but they came in, and she took care of them and just it is sad. >> those who know the owner say she has not returned to the home but has spoken with off english she would come from the store or come from work, go in, be in there, until, you know, the next morning we would go back out for work. that will was her life. being in the house with her animals made her happen. >> i according to philadelphia code no more than dozen animals can be inside after sink resident at one time again in this case there were 17, no formal charges have been filed, they'll have to come following full investigation into the condition of the home and of the animals. reporting from spca headquarters, alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> big boom and clouds of dust took over part of north philadelphia this mor

. >> reporter: sergeant romero says despite being so malnourished, the dog, now call ped tunia, showed incredible will. >> to be able to survive out there, it says a lot. >> reporter: she's gained back 3 pounds but still has a tough road ahead. romero is investigating what happened to probably involved. officers are hoping to identify the two images. information. we i want to make that clear. so we can check the neighborhood to see what's going on, where she came from. >> reporter: when petunia was left, she had only a though the with her saying "we found this but already. she's wagging her tail, really friendly. she was socialized. >> reporter: there is a $2,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest in this case. if you know anything about this dog, call crime stoppers. >>> developing now guns stolen from the home of a brighton police officer. they've identified the burglar as 33-year-old gerald havis, homeless and may be staying with friends or relatives in denver or lakewood. police are warning people not to confront him since he is believed to be armed. >>> a deputy ar

. >> reporter: despite being so malnourished, the dog now called petunia showed incredible will. >> to be that thin and survive out there, that says a lot about her. >> reporter: she's gained back 3 pounds. but still has a tough road ahead. romero is investigating what happened to her and thinks neglect is probably involved. officers are hoping to identify the two people in the surveillance images. they're likely in their 20s and may have valuable information. >> they're not suspects. i just want to make that clear. we just want to talk to them. see if they have anymore information for us so we can check the neighborhood and see where she came from. note with her saying "we found this dog, please find her owner." but there's a lot officers know already. >> she was friendly when she came in. wagging her tail. she's really friendly. she's got a good disposition. she was socialized. >>> police reveal news of a knife found on oj simpson's former residence. why there are doubts that knife had anything to do with the murders. a student is charged after rooting through his teacher's phone. wh

the poor dog so malnourished she should weigh 35. today we learned she's been moved to the denver animal shelter where it can take are several months to recover. your help is needed to find out who abused her. two people seem dropping her off and now animal control officers want to talk with them . >> we are trying to see if we can find out who brought her in , to talk to them. they are not suspects. we just want to see if hey can tell us with the dog was found so we can investigate and ffnd the original owner. >> since she is a temple once petunia is better she can't be put up in adoption for denver at the plan now they will take her to another county one that alloos people adoption. >>> this colorado springs police officer making a name for himself, rock the k-9 caught two suspects this week alone. the latest wanton -- wanted felon who ran from officers but he was no match. he grabbed him by the lake that is a top cop. >> impressive. >>> grabbing a quick drink after work at a denver bar turned into a nightmare assault for one woman

last winter and spring more than 3300 malnourished sea lion pups washed ashore in california. the state approved a million dollars for the wildlife health center to assist rescue efforts. the number of sick sea lions is down this year so today a state assembly budget subcommittee is looking into the progress and future of the program. >>> a young horse rescued from a ravine in fremont now has a new home. the colt was only a few days old when it ended up 150 feet down morrissey canyon last month. fremont police announced this morning a home has been found for the colt named valentine. no further details were released. the colt is still undergoing treatment for injuries but is expected to recover. >>> still ahead, fighting crimes online. we hear from the stars as on the series success of csi. >> and if you have any questions about your pets, go to pets@kpix.com and dr. jill chase will answer your questions on friday at noon. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60

. >> reporter: a little malnourished and a bit shy this pup has been cleared for any diseases and given a token by the navy. >> just keep the faith for luna. >> reporter: one thing we may never know is her story during grandchildren. >> i bet she does. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the fight over the supreme court nominee. >>> plus, new changes to your frequent flyer miles. we will talk with travel expert peter greenberg and the ceo of seaworld joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. five men are in custody for committing a series of purse snatchings in parking lots across the bay area. the music industry is mourning the unexpected death of singer frank sinatra junior. today we could finally hear closing arguments in the hogan sex tape trial. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm allison kropff. four teenagers-- and one adult in a stolen vehicle are busted in polk county. they're linked to purse snatchings in 7 different bay area cities. 10 news reporter j

then four years ago, another complaint about an 11-year-old here at longwood who looked malnourished, afraid, couldn't see very well. for the second time she called caesar herself. >> caesar's response to me, what, when i call you think i should drop my pants for you? i thought that was a really odd response. >> reporter: lastly, another 11-year-old boy who caesar wanted in special ed here at the school because all the subsidies added up to $18,000 a month. >> because it could guarantee money for him, and victims. >> because debi confronted caesar, she says he threatened to sue. he also complained to her bosses here in the long wood school district. the end result, debi edwards says she was prohibited from ever speaking to caesar's foster boys again. >> i'm ashamed that i wanted to keep my job instead of helping them. >> but you cared about these boys. >> yeah, but i should have done more. >> reporter: in suffolk county, stacey sager, eyewitness news. >>> new tonight in new jersey homicide detectives are investigating the suspicious death of a woman whose body was found on the side of

french is malnourished, that honor is facing chargest charges, the other two surrendered pets so they will not be charged the executive director says they found also good news that classic otter group donating a dollar to match every dollar donated. >> you get such a large amount in a short amount of time it taxes the staff and supplies can we do not have a lot of individuals who work herew, i am proud to say thate although the staff and volunteers have teamed together to make sure that they have the care that they need and deserve . >> if you like to donate, go to fox 8.com.u ready for adoption, the rest need medical attention. >> turning out to our weather, it is an okay day. >> i think that we have been spoiled . you seem to be grouchy, i think that you need another three minute napbey >> so go ahead, but put your head down on the deskso. >> what has been on this desk, some h morning show animals ? >> go to the thomas edison bridgege across the sandusky area, on route 2os you can see sunshine, it was much more predominate to middlefield,o geauga county, allow more sunshine at more

and so i suspect she feels like she was hit by a mac >> romona: lily was found exhausted and malnourished. the horse is also blind in one eye and vets say she never saw the paintball shots coming. >> dan: terrible. a mom in virginia has invent #ed #ed -- invented a new type of bra that keeps other women safe. a man tried to grab her when she was out jogging after that. the mother of two showed a sheath into her sports bra so she can carry a knife. that's a heck of a knife and pepper spray so she can easily get to that. >> it had to happen for me to move forward i guess. and i am excited that i got away , but i know a lot of women aren't that lucky. >> she has since patented the idea. the bras cost between $50 and $55. >> that's a great idea, but i think i would hurt myself with that's a great idea. >> jeff: we are still clear downtown. tomorrow downtown cleveland is going to be crazy all in green. the wind will be an issue and it will not be as strong as what we saw today, but it will be windy enough so that it may cause issues with the floats and whatnot. i would wear a heavy sweater and

but in developing countries, up to 20 percent of pregnant women are malnourished. one in four children suffers from stunted growth as a result. that's 165 million. and the inequality doesn't stop there. in developing countries, only 17 percent of children attend pre-school. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, but 50 cards in 30 seconds. no, this isn't fast forward mode. elonis, the teacher, is just incredibly fast. jade, jared, alphonsus, and sage follow her -- slightly fascinated, slightly dazed. they're all younger than a year old and come once a week with their parents to brain training in the heguru centre. the children aren't meant to retain what's presented to them here. and how could they? it's much more about expanding the brain's capacity with as much stimulation as possible. >> focus, because he needs to pay attention and be focused in class, to understand and really look through the pictures, and improve his memory. >> so it's something he can profit from in his later life, then. >> yeah, definitely, especially during schooling da

. >> reporter: a little malnourished and a bit shy this pup has been cleared for any diseases and given a token by >> just keep the faith for luna. >> reporter: one thing we may never know is her story during her five within week adventure. >> i bet she has stores for her grandchildren. >> i bet she does. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the fight over the supreme court nominee. >>> plus, new changes to your frequent flyer miles. we will talk with travel expert peter greenberg and the ceo of seaworld joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. have a great st. patrick's day! >>> five cumberland county deputies are on probation after an incident during a donald trump rally. what the sheriff says happened. >> plus -- >> my heart, when someone takes my baby away from me. >> her daughter murdered in johnston county. what she says she needs now. >> and march madness in full swing. we look at the duke and unc matchup tonight. >> i'm russ bowen. meteorologist alyssa corfont has the forecast. good morning. >> g

. >> reporter: a little malnourished and a bit shy this pup has been cleared for any diseases and given a token by the navy. >> just keep the faith for luna. >> reporter: one thing we may never know is her story during her five within week adventure. >> i bet she has stores for her grandchildren. >> i bet she does. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the fight over the supreme court nominee. >>> plus, new changes to your frequent flyer miles. peter greenberg and the ceo of seaworld joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. have a great st. patrick's day! >>> wbtv on your side. wbtv news starts right now with breaking news. >> christine: goodmorning, i'm christine sperow. we're watching breaking news on i-85 at this hour. all southbound lanes on i-85 are closed right now. this is near exit 49, due to a crash. we have just confirmed a pedestrian was hit, you're looking at live pictures of the interstate right now where we are seeing cars are driving by, so it appears that officials may have just reopened t

he just had surgery and was malnourished and was recovering nicely. >> they were parking here day after day. >> the couple's u haul was a common sight. >> did you see the dogs in the back of the u haul? >> yes. they were cages on top of cages. >> what did you think of that? >> it was not right. >> it is possible they will try later this month. he says animal cruelty, a terrible crime never taken lightly. >> that's why our agency exists is to bring those people to justice and bring the animals to care. >> all these dogs need now is a good home. the shelter has an on-line photo gallery and we have a link at abc7news.com. in martinez, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> well, you saw a total solar eclipse live on abc7 news. it reached toe tall tee at 5:38 this evening. this is what it looked like. this event was not visible in the bay area. thanks to our partners people were able to watch a live broadcast all the way for free. >> back in the dark ages this sight struck terror into the hearts of man and men. >> the word disaster comes from bad star. >> here is your 21st century take on a solar

he just had surgery and was malnourished and was recovering nicely. >> they were parking here day after couple's u haul was a common sight. >> did you see the dogs in the back of the u haul? >> yes. they were cages on top of cages. >> what did you think of that? >> it was not right. >> it is possible they will try later this month. he says animal cruelty, a terrible crime never taken lightly. >> that's why our agency exists is to bring those people to justice and bring the animals to care. >> all these dogs need now is a good home. the shelter has an on-line photo gallery and we have a link at abc7news.com. in martinez, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> well, you saw a total solar eclipse live on abc7 news. it reached toe tall tee at 5:38 this evening. this is what it looked like. this event was not visible in the bay area. thanks to our partners people were able to watch a live broadcast all the way for free. >> back in the dark ages this sight struck terror into the hearts of man and men. >> the word disaster comes from bad star. >> here is your 21st century take on a solar eclipse. >>

it is aimed at helping malnourished children.: if you take that, you will get instant energy. you don't have to digest it. it will go straight across your gut. it will save millions and millions of kids' lives. einstein said the most elegant solution is always the most simple. kiwis have a very practical way of doing things. you take away the noise that you have often with things like silicon valley, and a bunch of guys in sheds with bits and pieces, they come up with stuff that nobody else has thought of. ♪ ashlee: coming up, we take a look at rockets. this is a dream come true. ♪ >> i think new zealanders don't think big enough. they don't go out to the really big problems and the big billion-dollar ideas. ♪ >> i started building rockets when i was at school. the very first rocket i built ended up being put on a bicycle. ashlee: most rocket companies are started by wealthy government and billionaires. rocket lab was started in 2007 by this maniac, peter beck. peter is one of the most capable people on the planet. he never went

. >> reporter: a little malnourished and a bit shy this pup has been cleared for any diseases and given a token by the navy. >> just keep the faith for luna. >> reporter: one thing we may never know is her story during her five within week adventure. >> i bet she has stores for her grandchildren. >> i bet she does. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the fight over the supreme court nominee. >>> plus, new changes to your frequent flyer miles. peter greenberg and the ceo of seaworld joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. someone's hacked all our technology. technology... say, have you seen all the amazing technology in geico's mobile app? mobile app? look. electronic id cards, emergency roadside service, i can even submit a claim. wow... yep, geico's mobile app works like a charm. geico. >>> it's 4:30, 46 degrees on this thursday, march 17th. happy saint patrick's day. we should stay dry through the parade and good morning, i'll chris wragge. >> i'm mary calvi. we'll have weather

they thought she was a bit malnourished but otherwise okay. her owner plans to keep her on a short lease and maybe even keep her on a life jacket. >> easier to pick up and give a hug to right now. >> look at that face. what? what did i do? >>> bring your own cup day at 7-eleven. >> customers can show up with anything remotely resembling a cup and fill it with the slurpee flavor of their choice for $1.50 in honor of the slurpee's 50th anniversary. half a century of slurpies. the container must fit upright through a store display and there are some restrictions. they must also be leak proof, no trash bag and no kiddy pools and no kitchen sinks. which would be a story in its own right if you brought that in. >>> a developing story now, a person in the mission district was thought and now police are looking for a gunman. >>> another day of b.a.r.t. closures and delays. why this could become the new norm for commuters. coyote concernsam vo this morningor allegey jail >>> what is the city quoeg to do about it? we have those details coming up in a li

where they came from, many needes medical attention, this is a 6 -year-old german shepherd she is malnourished and has lost a lot of hair, her owners facing charges, the other to surrender their pets and will not be charged, the director says they found that, some good news, classic on the group will match every dollar the shelter receives in donations. >> we are not a huge shelter, you get 70 animals in a short staff supplies . we just do not have a lot of people that work here, i am proud to say that all of the staff and volunteers have been working very hard to make sure that these animals haveee the care that they need and deserve. >> if you like to donate go to fox 8.com. >> . several are ready to be adopted, most of them still need radical attention, hopefully, these guys can all get forever homes. trump and clinton have more books read thanks to the generosity of students nd, more than 1,000 books were donated to the newest little free library and include them at the police department 3rd district on were collected by students from chardon middle school,oc the police chief calvin willia

. >> she's malnourished and tra sound revealing she's blind in her right eye unrelated to the crueltyndured. the doctor will remove that eye tomorrow and treat the left one for an ulcer. >> although she's not going to have perfect vision from that eye, i think we can make her comfortable horse with some vision and honestly she's going to get around fabulous. >> this old girl will be at the new bolten center for a week or so with oversoul already pouring to help her. >> even though there are some people out there that would do this to a horse i think there are many thousands of people more who are willing to stand up for her. >> absolutely. omega horse rescue is offering $1,000 reward to find and prosecute who every did this. anyone with information should contact the lancaster county spca. if you would like make a donation toward lilly's care there's a link on our website fox29.com. iain and lucy she's very sweet and such a trusting horse despite what happened. >>> let's hope they find who did it, thank you dawn. >> let's get back to your fox 29 weather authority now. the warmup has b

. >> reporter: a little malnourished and a bit shy, this pup has been cleared for any diseases and givennavy. >> just keep the faith for luna. >> reporter: one thing we may never know is her story during her five-week adventure. >> i think she has a couple of stories for her grandchildren. >> i bet she does. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the fight over the supreme court nominee. >>> plus, new changes to your frequent flyer miles. we will talk with travel expert peter greenberg. and the ceo of seaworld joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great st. patrick's day! ,,,, >>> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, happy st. patrick's day. the bridge is smiling at us this morning. >> it is? >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning. hey, we're all in green. >> i know. >> bizarre. >> not all of us. >> well, no. >> my mind is green. roberta o-gonzales here with you this morning. may the luck of the irish be with you today. later today highs in the 80s in san jo

. >> reporter: a little malnourished and a bit shy this pup has been cleared for any diseases and givene navy. >> just keep the faith for luna. >> reporter: one thing we may never know is her story during her five within week adventure. >> i bet she has stores for her grandchildren. >> i bet she does. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the fight over the supreme court nominee. >>> plus, new changes to your frequent flyer miles. we will talk with travel expert peter greenberg and the ceo of seaworld joins us in the studio. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great st. patrick's day! >>> good morning, and happy st. patrick's day, live look at bethlehem where katie says we could see pop up showers today, timing of that rain and also when temperatures are expected to tumble. >>> also, a driver crashes into several park cars in the northeast overnight, what police discovered when they arrived to help. >>> and president obama fills in his march madness back the it, team he is picking to go go all t

. >> many of them them need medical care at this 6-year-old german german shepherd, who was malnourished. >> she is not available for adoption, just to give you and the viewers an idea of some of thegg medical conditions that can be prevented. >> says that they need donations at this point. >> were not a huge shelter so he get so many in a short amount of coastal medical supplies and staffing plan proud to say that and volunteers are working hard to make sure that they have the care needed. >> brittany harris fox 8 news. >> to donate, go to fox 8.com. >> classic auto group matches every dollar that the shelter receives and donations. >> they look outside from the roofcam on this friday night it is shaping up to be a great weekend as melissa mack has the airport still cloudy . before clark some sunshine that turned out to be a beautiful sunset . some high-level cirrus clouds and a few jet contrails . the high today was 41 but all is 44 . sunset at 6:30 p.m. today . farther south and west of you ditto for use elsewhere . a a little farther south it was all city today and 55 columbus .th th

. >>> coming up, the search for a malnourished dog. the dog's name is petuniaaand came in. >> we're trying to see if we can find out who brought her in, just to talk to them. they're not suspects but we want to see if they can tell us where the dog was found so we can find the original owner. >> unforttnately petunia is part pit bull so she cannot be put up for adoption in denver. she'll be taken to a county that allows those adoptions once she's better. >> ake care of the pets. >>> the ocean is a big place >>> 7:44 this saturday, still dealing with slowdowns at floyd hill. that's when everybody goes up. glenwood canyon is partially open. might be not bad. i ggt through okay last week. don't be afraid to go as far as glenwood springs or aspen, just pack your patience. rocky mountain rescue. she's a sweetheart. she's so easy to hold and cuddly. she's one year old, a girl, and she's ready to be adopted right now. she's spayed and has her vaccinations so she's ready to go. >> dr. dean, we're talking about hyperthyroidism. >> that's right.

this is biggie, just had surgery and was malnourished but is recovering nicely. >> they have been parking here day after day. >> a neighbor said the u haul was a common site. >> did you see the dogs in the back? >> i didn't. there were cages on top of cames. >> what did you think? >> not right. >> the suspects face possible trial later this month. steve said that animal cruelty, a terrible crime, never taken lightly. thank you is why our agency exists, is to bring those people to justice and bring the animals to care. all the dogs need now is a good home if you are interested the shelter has a photo gallery and we have a link at abc7 news abc7news.com. >>> san jose officials are asking residents for money to fix up the city. the city council has approveed a 25 sales tax measure for the june ballot resulting in $4 million a year, for 15 years. official say san jose has experienced a fiscally tough last 10 years and needs to restore services. a survey shows that many residents want the money spent on public safety. >> the cost of having a car towed in san francisco is dropping because of th

that hank is no longer a malnourished straight. his once matted unkept coat is now a healthy white color. >> i've been able to spend how personality alone i'm convinced that this is the real hank. using my scanner just a few most no i can also confirm that this michael is microchip is a match. >> we knew all along it was the same dog but decided to have a little fun. >> will get to the cavaliers and in just a second. alec scheiner stepping down at the end of the month. in cleveland he was lauded for helping to build the front office. he also aided in the transition to new uniform shirt violating the league's policy on illegal according to a published report the suspension is not related to france legal issues. so he could potentially face for discipline. thus go to mac basketball before the cows. it's right around the tournament time. trying to break open a tight game. they go onto a 24-74-60 was the victory. then at the other end is the long distance. >> that talk cavaliers basketball. they were a rested team and man away from the

. >> luna was malnourished but healthy. the u.s. navy even gave her a little badge for her survival skills. luna went home with her owner's best friend last night. she will be reunited with the owner when he returned from arizona. >>> there is a blob in the bay area that looks ominous. we asked an expert about it. someone snapped a picture from high above the water. take a look. many people who saw it were pretty unsettled. an engineer says it's settlement plume. runoff from el nino rains prompted it. >> we got runoff we haven't seen since we been dry probably at least a year maybe longer. i think it's cool. >> when the bay is calm, it's particularly easy to spot the blobs and we can expect to see more when heavy rains return and i think they are. >> mm-hm. >> yeah. >>> so get ready for the blobs. >> that's really beautiful. wasn't it beautiful? it reminded me of the gold coast off australia actually. heavy a half inch in most areas more in the north bay but at this point we'll take whatever beneficial rains come our way. good morni

investigators say she left 10- when he was found, he was hyperthermic, malnourished and had parvo.he is expected to be okay. those of us in the tri-state have only been able to watch the presidential nomination process so far.. but now some will have a say.although not everybody may realize it. kentucky republicans will hold their presidential caucus tomorrow. tomorrow.jordan burgess is live with what you need to know about the unusual early date. not only is the date moved up.. but the process is a little different as well.when people vote here at places like the florence baptist church... they'll find campaigns trying to sway them.. before they go and cast their ballot. otherwise things will be much like a regular election day. once you pass the campaign representatives.. you'll go to a spot to check in.. and then you'll get a ballot that you'll cast in secret.it will only be a ballot for the republican presidential race.. registered republican to take part.the caucus will be from 10 to 4.. but this is important.. counties will only have one polling place.. so you likely won't go t

when he was found, he was hyperthermic, malnourished and had parvo. also in court today, an amelia mom accused of driving under the influence, with her toddler in the car. car.police charged brandi jernigan with endangering children.they say she veered off the road while driving yesterday.when police arrived, they found jernigan to be on drugs, and her 14-month-old daughter was in the car. the tri-state *won't* be getting any additional funding to fight the growing heroin epidemic.the senate rejected a measure... that would have bill targeting heroin and opioid abuse.republicans opposed the plan... saying there's plenty of money already being spent to address the problem.the drug overdose death rate has doubled since 2000... with more than 47- thousand deaths in 2014. there is another republican presidential debate tonight. and two days after donald trump's big super tuesday win, his fellow republicans are getting ready for a fight. fight.ted cruz, who picked up 3 states including his big get, his home state of texas, is inviting backers of other cand

malnourished and sick... but the humane alcides showed us yesterday morning, the dogs have bounced back... big time. they're healthy, and ready for homes... our cameras were there one new dog mom says: she just couldn't resist. 3 "then when we were driving up we were like oh my gosh cause we thought all of them were for the labs, and then we heard the story and i thought okay maybe i could actually make a difference and get one that would need a home." --vanessa/ 3 veterinarians at the humane society of tampa bay tell us: the puppies are healing, and their fur is growing back. in about three weeks, they'll be healthy enough to be *fixed and *micro-chipped. 3 ((vanessa)) there's much more to come on good day. ((walter)) let's turn it over to russell and jen - to find out what's ahead in our 6 o'clock hour. 3 ((russell/2-shot)) breaking news outside a bay area restaurant.. a fight leads to gunshots.. now a man 3 ((jennifer/ and: a protestor at a trump rally is *sucker punched.. coming up at six.. what trump had