eve's mange, now completely gone.ingering skin issues and the team is still assessing when and if she can be released. reggie, abc7 news. >> eve's caregivers are doing everything they can to get her back to the wild. it's really expensive, paid for with donations. if you'd lining to help eve or other wild animals in need, our link is on "abc news".com. >>> we have sunny skies across the bay area, no marine layer forming. we may see a patch near parts of the coastline overnight. overnight temperatures in the low 50s. sunny skies, early morning to late in the evening. temperatures warm up to mid-80s by midday, mid-70s during the day mid-atlantic 90s around the bay and low 60s around the coast and temperatures gradually taper off in the evening hours. 64, half moon bay. 76 across the bay in oakland. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. temperature won't change very much except on friday. it may see a little bit of dip in temperatures by just a couple degrees. we'll warm up again over the weekend and remain in this stea

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she lost all that fur because of mange. eve got emergency medical care in lake tahoe and then she was taken to the fun for animals wildlife center in san diego county. vets removed the dead crusty skin and the new fur is now growing back again. the team still has to decide whether or even if she can be released because apparently she has some skin issues that could last for a long time, but she's looking a lot more bear like now. happy to see her again. >> yes. >> now, if gators aren't scary enough, imagine dangling right above a pool of them. >> look at this. take a look. someone took this video of a man and a child at gator land in orlando, florida. they got stuck in a zip line 40 feet above the gator pool. a worker eventually rescued them. the theme park manager says the zip liners were never really in any danger. apparently this does happen often because of the wind gusts. but really scary to see. and he's holding a child. alexis, would you ever take your kid on a zip line? >> no, especially with gators underneath. >> w

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both show signs of mange, which is often fatale. 40 bob cats suffering from manage in the last five years snagged in sharp netting. video of the or deal as marine animal release teams trying to set it free. they say the whale broke through the net and swam a quarter of a mile before it got so tangled it couldn't swim. it made matters worse. crews say it took four hours to release the whale from the netting. >> black friday in july, otherwise known as amazon prime day kicks off tomorrow at noon. deep discounts for crime members on more than a million products. many of those deal wills s w w amazon brands. you can get early deals right now. now, if you aren't a member, don't worry, some members do discount products for all shoppers. >> it was a great day for a walk incisc golnnds of people showedo do just that all while raising awareness. >> many spent the day celebratin ice the special event that brought crowds to a famous ice cream shop. >>> the fog is moving in tonight. the warm [music playing] (ceo) haven't been playing golf this year, i am sorry about that. (vo) progress is in the purs

the only thing i ask of teresa is that we mange sure we can dominican republic dominican republic we make sure we can trade. they're our biggest trading partner and we have a tremendous opportunity to quadruple that so if they are going to go a slightly different route -- i know they want independence it's just your definition. but if they're going to go a certain route, i just said that i hope you're going to be able to trade with the united states. i read reports where that won't be possible but i believe after speaking with the prime minister's people and representatives and trade experts it will absolutely be possible so based on that, and based on trade in general and our other relationship which will be fine, but the trade is a little bit tricky. we want to trade and they want to trade and i think we will be able to do that. and i think she's doing a terrific job, by the way. >> thank you mr. president. just to confirm what the president has said laura, no limit to the possibility of us doing trade deals around the rest of the world once we leave the european union on the basis

were in trouble soon, so we bugged ou >> reporter: one positive in the progress report, crews are mang some progres on the carr fire. now 20% contained, which is a big jump in the past 24 hours. er ta. >> hopin see that number only increase. >>>nw mle, working for your health tonht. you kind of read a e-mail over aand overin because things aren't sinking in. it may be a sign you they'd to drink more water. people who are evenildly dehydrated struggle with could go any of tasks, specifically tasks that require complex processing and attention t detail. in one case in particular, women made12% more mistakes when dehydrated than when they haden gh number. on average women need about 91 pounces oater per day and the water you get from fruits and coffee that counts towards your goal. one last thing to remember, you can become dehydrated really quickly and experts advise you to replace the water you take in. >>> accordingoesearchers at the university of alabama, a reversal agents found in mice and it turns on the function that restores smooth skin and hair by turning t off gene responsible f

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president trump and russia's president putin are mang plans for round two after last week's explosive helsinki summit. putin said this morning that he had invited mr. trump to moscow. the white house responded that the president is "open" to the meeting, and looks forward to hosting putin in washington next year. defense secretary james mattis also said that he is considering talks with his russian counterpart. flying from north to south korea today, an american plane carried precious cargo, said to be the remains of u.s. soldiers killed in the korean war. it coincides with the 65th anniversary of the armistice drawing down that conflict-- although it never officially ended.th transfer could mean a major prise delivered by north korean leader kim jong-un. yachime alcindor has our report. >> alcindor: a promise seemingly kept with 55 boxes. today, at an american airbase in south korea, service members loaded what are believed to be the missing remains of american soiers. some 36,000 u.s. soldiers died in the korean war. the remains returned today are just some ofhe 5,300 still said to

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was eve, which she was found six months ago on christmas eve, and she lost all that hair because of mangeergency medical care in lake tahoe, then she got taken to the fund for animals wildlife center in san diego county. that's where they removed the dead crusty skin so the new skin could grow. the team is now assessing when and if she can be released. they would love to put her back in the wild, but she hasongoing issues so they're going to evaluate that. >> who leaves a bear in a trash can. >> i don't know what happened. i'm really glad she was found. >> i'm hoping maybe she was in there trying to heat. >> that's what i thought, but i don't know. who knows. >> good ending, though. >> yeah. >> let's talk about what's going on weather wise. you may have noticed when you step out this morning that it's a little milder. temperatures in the mid 50s to mid 60s. even with a lack of cloud cover all the way out to the coast this morning, temperatures are running warmer. and that will spring board us to a warm to hot afternoon. tonight will be cloudy can cooler as the sea breeze comes back tha go

>> woodruff: israeli primeer minienjamin netanyahu fired back in a tweet that accused erdogan of "mang syrians and kurds." ivanka trump, the prt's daughter and senior tivisor, is sh down her namesake fashion company. shcited the need to focus her work at the white house. her brand had come under fire for manufacturing clothes in china. she also faced ethical questions about winning trademarks in china since her fath took office. and, on wall street, blue chips advanced, on upbeat earnings reports. the dow jones industrial average gained 197 points to close near 25,242. the nasdaq fell one point, and the s&p 500 added 13. nill to come on the newshour: plans to prop up farmers hurt by the u.s. trade war. the white house threatens to take away security clearances from former top officials. the underestimated risks of drinking while pregnant, and much more. >> woodruff: president trump's escalating trade war with u.s. allies and china comes with a cost. today, the trump administration maved to mitigate the damage to one group: u.s. farmers. the department of agriculture w announced l provi

con mang and former navy medical officer.it americans first. >> aisle not opposed to looking for critical needs for the military, but, again, i fully agree with the enhanced background checks because these are people who have not been vetted through the normal program. >> a such as espionage. >> she was flagged because of answers during her security review. her screener believed her and to protect classified information has been compromised. >> you've committed your life to a bigger purpose, and anybody who's willing to do that deserves respect and be treated as a human, not as a piece of paper. >> reporter: alae nasas her screeners believe someone else in the ukraine wasfinancially a her a risk to the u.s. she believes if she's deported from the u.s., she'll be treated as a traitor. >> i feel her pain, though, there. >> absolutely. >>> up next, look at this morning's other headlines including how a u.n. resolution including >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" ponsored by entyvio vedolizumab. , and your current t

mange -- maybe he didn't like the song.ng on the phone, appreciate it. >> thank you. neil: the jobs report was out for the month of june and it was a report, more jobs added to the economy and a lot has been made of the number. 601,000, that number caught my attention, i'll tell you why, those are the americans deciding to get off the catch and look for jobs. and decided to try it out themselves and ticked up the unemployment rate, but according to my next guest, that's a healthy sign. you you'll want to see that and we are seeing that. a former cke restaurant owner who owns us on the phone. andy, that's an encouraging development. some are wondering whether a trade war gets in the middle of that, but what do you think? >> i think that number is spectacular. you know, the problem during the obama years was that while the employment-- unemployment rate was going down, the labor participation rate was going down as well. so, it's easier to keep unemployment down. if we've got labor participation going up, but we've got people