---someone inside then pushes out mojave to the street---and drives away---with mojave following--in vain. "i just couldn't believe it. it was a beautiful little dog, he's sweet as he can be and then somebody just pitching him out." "finding mojave out here sure seemed like a long shot. you see, when alan was while he was changing out a camera. that was back on mojave being left behind had a time stamp of december 10th. more than a week had come and gone." "i said, hey, the dog is still in the area." here's where eron dawkins comes in. the animal control investigator was asked to look through other photos in the camera---and days after mojave was left behind--- the motion activated camera---had snapped other pictures of mojave---still in the area--dawkins and ashurst rushed back out and didn't have to look long---especially after opening a can of food---before mojave came bounding out of brush. despite spending a week in the woods, the dog is healthy and now to a much different kind of lost and found. a woman is searching for the owner of a wedding ring after it was found in a pair o

out mojave to the street---and drives away---with mojave following--in vain. "i just couldn't believe it. it was a beautiful little dog, he's sweet asshe can be and then somebody just pitching him out." "finding mojave out here sure seemed like a long shot.you see, whenalan ashurst first sawthose photos was while he wawachanging out a camerara that was back on december 18th. the thing is, the pictures of mojave being left behind had a time stamp of december 10th. more than a week had come and gone." "i ssid, hey, the ddg is still in the area." here's where eron dawkins comes in. the animal control investigator was asked to look through othee photos in the camera---and days after mojave was left behind--- the motion activated camera---had snapped other pictures of mojave---still in the area--dawkins and ashurst rushed back out andddidn't have to look long---especially after opening woods, the dog is healthy and has recently been adopted. now to a much different kind of lost and found. a woman is searching for the owner of a wedding ring after it was found in a

what he saw was not trash but mojave. the suv pulls, and someone inside pushes out mojave to the street and he follows in vape. >> i just couldn't believe it. it was a beautiful little dog, he's sweet as he can be and somebody pitched him out. >> the question is where is he now? >> this dog is still in the area. >> and animal control investigator aaron dawkins was asked to look at other photos and the motion activated camera snapped other petitions of mojave in the area. they rushed back out and didn't have to look for the long especially after opening a can of food before he came bounding out of the brush. despite spending a week in the woods, the pup is healthy and has recently been adopted. >> mojave. including the subway delays. i'm told we'll have live pictures from news helicopter seven. and eyewitness news at 5:00 begins now. >>> >> now, new york's number 1 news. eyewitness news news >>> a massive fire in dubai. and flames shooting high in the sky, injuring more than a dozen people. first the ball is ready. the cro

when he saw this time was not trash but mojave. the s.u.v. pulls up. someone inside pushes out the dog to the street. drives away with the dog following in vein. >> i couldn't believe it. he is sweet as can be and somebody pitching him out. >> reporter: he saw the footage because he was switching out a camera. the time starch was a week before he saw it which left time. >> i said, hey, this dog is still in the area. >> reporter: here is where aaron dawkins came in. he was asked to look for other photos in the camera and the camera had snapped other pictures of mo halfy still in the area. the two rushed back, out and didn't have to look long especially after opening a can of food before the dog came bouncing out of the brush. the dog is healthy and is recently been adopted. >> elizabeth: bruins preparing for the winter classic. it was all about practice as the bruins took to the ice, but for the fans the focus is on fun age they found plant of it at fanfest. nicole oliverio at gillette attractions. >> reporter: so this is spectator plaza. it's something

mojave has already been adopted... and his former owner is going to face the law for abandoning him./// ((dave courvoisier)) > that's all for us live at eleven. remember to join us starting at 10:00 tomorrow night for our new year's eve special. ((paula francis)) the late show with stephen colbert is next with jennifer lawrence. have a great night and a happy >> welcome stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ( band playing intro music )

it happened after 11:30 last night at mojave. it struck a light pole and wall. two people inside the vehicle died.charleston between brush and jones is expected to stay shut down for another hour. 124 deaths on the roadways and metro's jurisdiction. the temperatures, we have allbeen feeling it. a lot of people braving the elements. for those visiting for the >> ready or not, the winter chill is on. luckily, this family was repaired for this holiday getaway to las vegas. >> i'm kind of and joined the cold. >> phone bone chilling temperatures catching some people by surprise. as the temperatures dipped near freezing, folks and downtown las vegas have their own way of coping. >> right now i will turn on the heater, and that's it, i guess.call it a night. >> chris was born and raised in las vegas, but if you ask him if he was ready for this cold weather -- >> not at all. definitely not at all. >> 85 is pushing it. 75-80 is my ideal. >> nathan o'neal, news 3. christine: all right. severe weather and a series of tornadoes hit the dallas area, leaving a people that ove

((paul joncich)) > strong winds were responsible for as many as 20 big rig crashes in mojave ((denise valdez)) the gusts were so strong... that the highway patrol quit letting trucks on the road and had them camp out overnight. homeowners felt the brunt of it as well: (( tammy blumenauer/lives in mojave: i went out to feed the cats and it took me right off my feet, completely. it just lifted me up and slammed me down. man on street: come out here, stand on the highway, jump up, and the wind will take you away. losing my balance just standing here. )) ((denise valdez)) the highway patrol troopers gave truckers rides into town until it died down enough for them to get back on the freeway./// ((paul joncich)) > severe weather in arkansas has claimed the life of a young woman. authorities say strong winds outside of little rock caused a large tree to fall on a house. an 18-year-old woman inside the home died. the national weather service issued a tornado watch for parts of arkansas, louisiana, mississippi, and tennessee for this evening. forecasters say the storm system may include damagi

and an apartment complex near d-i and mojave filled with police for hours and hours in the middle of the night. this all started when a woman says 5 guys took her purse. later she saw their car and called 9-1-1. police chased them.. and then they pulled into the complex and bailed from the car, running over some landscape. officers set up a perimeter in the apartments to find the guys. 4 of them are now in custody, 1 is still on the run. police say the woman did get her purse back. this morning, a woman could be facing serious charges... for causing a crash that killed a motorcycle rider. police say around 7 last night, they believe the woman pulled out in front of the man on the motorcycle... causing him to be hit by another car. he died at the scene. metro says they hope this can serve as a sad reminder to always be aware of your surroundings when your on the road. it's everybody's responsibility to take that extra minuteto pulling out in front of somebody the woman was not hurt, and police do not believe speed or alcohol were a factor. but if police determine the female driver was

winds of up to 60 miles per hour are expected in parts of the inland empire and the mojave through wednesday. no injures have been reported, but strong wind gusts toppled tractor trailers traveling across the desert. the weather is expected to clear up by christmas day... forecasters are calling for sunshine and highs in the 60's. time for a look at weather... to know... during an appearance in iowa a reference about standing up to bullies. during the camapaign rally on tuesday clinton didn't address trump's monday comments about her debate bathroom break.. and another statement with a crude reference to her rivalry with barack obama in 2008. but in speaking with a girl who's bee bullied.. clinton said she's had a lot of "terrible thing" said about her. and she ended the event by saying no bully should be president. that's why it's important to stand up to bullies wherever they are. and why we shouldn't let anybody bully his way into americans. hillary also called trumps comments on muslims shameful. but clinton backed away from her debate claim tha trump's comments are being used in isis re

accident on the east side on desert inn near mojave. you can use sahara as an east-west alternate. < > > that's a look at the roads... back to you./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > 2016 is almost here.. ..along with major precautions. ((brian loftus)) the security new york city has set up in case tt2waty#`*4 p bt@m@[l tt2waty#`*4 p "a@mpw( tt2waty#`*4 p bm@m[\$ tt4waty#`*4 r dzhq !#4 new year's eve.. and the entire country is ready to ring in 2016! ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) as don dahler reports..securit y is being stepped up not just here in las vegas..but also in major cities like new york. with over a million people expected in midtown manhattan tv, new york officials are determined to make times square the safest place on earth. mayor bill di blasio: (deblasio) we are the best prepared city in the country. we know how to do big events, we have shown it time and time again. 5000 uniformed and undercover officers will be in times square. snipers will be on rooftops, garbage cans removed, manhole covers sealed shut, radiation detectors deplo

out through mojave county and the colorado river valley as well. hard freeze warnings in the dark blue areas, down to searchlight, to prim, folks in par you mean of, colorado river valley freeze warning in general. what's the difference? we're talking 20s with the hard freeze. along with colorado. still a little breeze in there. surprising it would be freezing in so many areas because the winds usually help stir that up. we're relatively clear. tonight it will start off chilly and end off chillier yet. so bundle up for tonight. grab that scarf, grab the hat and certainly gloves not a bad idea. and the freeze is going to last a little bit longer. i'll tell you how long it will last coming up. >> we know where it's going to be hot tonight. the stage at the venetian. turning now to our red white and blue 2016 political coverage and taking a look at marco rubio, who arrived at the venetian just a few hours ago, taking a few moments to walk around the stage before tonight's debate. for the next 24 hours, las vegas is the center of the political world. a

the roads were a snowy mess in utah impacting traffic. 80-mile-per-hour wind gusts in mojave california tore the roof off this building and toppled tractor trailers on this major freeway. >> it's scary. i don't like this truck rocking. >> reporter: big rigs were banned from that california highway until the winds died down. back in the midwest and south there are states of emergency as residents try to pick up the pieces on this christmas eve. kenneth moton, abc news, washington. >> and our thanks to kenneth moton there. >>> this outbreak of violent weather couldn't have come at a holiday travelers. >> in fact, yesterday was the biggest travel day of the holiday season as tens of millions of americans jammed highways, train stations and airports, but the weather turned the journey home for one family into a nightmare with hundreds of flight cancellations and nearly 6,000 delays. >> flight is delayed. >> delayed. 20 minutes delayed. >> madness. this is crazy. >> and if you haven't finalized your travel plans yet, be aware the second worst travel day is expected to be sunday. >>> okay, so

tornado damage here...but out west, more mess in utah impacting traffic. 80 mile per hour wind gust in mojave california tore the roof off this building and toppled tractor trailers on this major freeway. sot - it's scary. i don't like this truck rocking big rigs were banned from that california highway until the winds died down. in the midwest and south, there are states of emergency as residents try to pick up the pieces on this christmas eve. kenneth moton, abc news washington. let's go back now to meteorologist kaj o'mara. kaj, we saw some sever weather here in eastern iowa overnight. are we looking at any storms today? stay with tv9. it's . two iowa soldiers were recognized as heros for their extraordinary acts of bravery in battle. former specialist brian swedberg led a six-man team through an ambush, eventually forcing the enemy to retreat. in a separate incident, former sergeant justin schmitt led fellow soldiers through heavy gunfire, also forcing the enemy to retreat three times. those stories earned both men the army commendation medal of valor. army officials awarded the medal to

the roads were a snowy mess in utah impacting traffic. 80 mile per hour wind gust in mojave california tore the roof off this building and toppled tractor trailers on this major freeway. sot - it's scary. i don't like this truck rocking (kenneth standup close) big rigs were banned from that california highway until the winds died down. in the midwest and south, there are states of emergency as pieces on this christmas eve. kenneth moton, abc news washington. a gunman is on the run this morning after a shooting near a gas station in jean. this happened around 10 thirty around the gold strike hotel & casino. we're told a bullet hit a man and he was takento umc and is in critical condition this morning. police say a black toyota pick up track was seen speeding away from the scene heading northbound on i-15. police were later seen inspecting this truck at the scene if you have any information, give police a call. we'll keep you updated on this story. we're learning more details about the victim of sunday's deadly crash on the strip. we're told the husband of 32-year- old jessica valenzuela

windy weather caused big trouble on the roads in mojave, california. this is just one of several big rigs toppled by strong winds. and with the wind was the dust and sand .. making it nearly impossible for drivers to see the cars ahead of them. were shutdown as crews cleaned up the mess. so far there are no reports of injuries.. but the national weather service did issue a high wind warning for antelope valley and los angeles county mountains through midday tomorrow. another advancement in spaceflight from the florida coast. space x is celebrating a groundbreaking achievement..... one that could make space exploration much more affordable. fox news correspondent phil keating is in miami with more. a space-x falcon nine rocket shoots into the florida sky . the 23-story tall rocket carrying eleven communications satellites into orbit. but the real feat coming moments later, when the falcon's main booster detached and made its way back down to earth .... landing vertically ten minutes later. ((cheering)) space-x employees welcoming the rocket back with an

they named him mojave, he is healthy and recently adopted. the former owner was tracked down and that person faces multiple charges including animal abandonment. after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. well, i am sorry, carly... it's something you earn. brookside. talk about delicious. detective's to a west philadelphia street twice in the same day. the latest victim was shot on the unit block of north redfield street. he was pronounced at penn presbyterian hospital. the gunfire came five hours after another homicide on that same street. police have not identified the suspects in the shooting or weather the cases are related. >>> in delaware, someone opened fire in the 300 block of elizabeth street in middletown last night. there's no word on the conditions of the three victims, no arrests have been made. >>> philadelphia police are hoping you can identify three men who tried to shoplift from a center city store. they walked into the gap on chestnut street

the wind in parts of inland empire and mojave so strong, it ripped off the roofs of buildings. no one injured, but gusts also tossed big rigs onto their sides. the winds will die down just in time for christmas. now to a miracle in the sierra. a driver lucky to be alive after a boulder slammed right into the side of his pickup truck just off of where he was sitting. take a look at this. looking at the damage left behind, it's hard to believe anyone could walk away from that. the man said that huge rock at least five feet high, seven feet long smashed into his vehicle. chp officers say the difference in this case between life and death, probably a matter of inches. >> luckily it was a little forward from where he was sitting. >> definitely appreciate what i got going for me, keeping everything in perspective. >> the rock slide did end up causing big delays to the rest of the evening as crews completed avalanche control. >>> closer to home, the storm coupled with the high winds brought down several trees at the sonoma horse park in petaluma. one horse was killed. the facility has

near charleston and mojave. metro police say a sedan was traveling west on charleston when the driver lost control... hitting a pole.

. >> reporter: in southern southern california's mojave desert, more than 15 tractor trailers were blown over by winds gusting 60-80 miles per hour. in the mountains east of los angeles, enough snow fell to opponent slopes for night skiing. the gulf of alaska is coming towards the west coast. it could bring snow on christmas eve to seattle and portland, two places that don't usually git a white christmas. and, norah, we could even get snow in some of the high hills >> o'donnell: how about that. much. as the west cools down, the eastern hart of the country is heath up. jericka duncan has that story. >> reporter: on the busiest shipping week of the year, mail carrier valerie dickson has some spring in her step. >> usually i have my big coat, two pairs of gloves, a scarf around my throat and mouth and all that. i have a scarf on but i don't need to be all wrapped up. >> reporter: in chicago, where dixon was making her rounds, temperatures were in the 50s, but this was dixon last year with wind chills at 20 below. >> snow, cold-- i'm dressed for it. >> reporter: seeing green means more green

only what he saw this time wasn't trash but mojave. the s.u.v. pulls up. someone inside pushing out the dog to the street. drives away with the dog following in vein. >> i couldn't believe it. it was a beautiful little dog. he is sweet as he can be and somebody pitching him out. >> reporter: he saw the act because he was switching the time stamp was a week before he saw it which left the dog out there the whole time. >> i said, hey, this dog is still in the area. >> reporter: here is where aaron comes n. the investigator was asked to look through other photoas and says after the dog was left behind the camera had snapped other pictures of the dog still in the area. the two rushed back out and didn't have to look long especially after opening a can of food before the dog came bouncing out of the brush. >> despite spending a week alone the dog's is healthy and has recently been adopted. >> elizabeth: the sky is falling in florida. a huge hole left behind and blame. one man who lives in the home says the ice landed a few feet away from him. it's unclear where

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while gusts over 80 miles an hour in mojave, california, toppled 15 to 20 tractor-trailers. watch as the roof of this building is ripped clean off. those big rigs banned from the highway till the winds die down. >> scary. i don't like this truck rocking. >> reporter: and these storms are still not over. the mayor of clarkesville, mississippi, calls the damage there horrific. and officials here in memphis are worried that christmas decorations could become projectiles as these storms continue to fire up. phillip mena, abc news, memphis, tennessee. >> thank you. >>> it's been a busy christmas eve for law enforcement and emergency management in the south after those deadly storms. >> as video comes in showing how powerful these december tornadoes can be, the strong winds knocked over a truck on a busy interstate in mississippi. meteorologist justin povick continues our coverage right now from accuweather. good morning. >> reena, kendis. thanks and good morning to you, as well. thankfully good news. the severe threat that hammered the tennessee valley with all the tornadoes and

but officials are warning those driving in the area of mojave california to exercise caution- because winds are still high. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. we continue under partly cloudy skies as another weather maker descends on us. we will top out at 57 degrees today with light winds 5- 10 mph. christmas eve we pick up afternoon winds gusting to 35 mph with a slight chance of showers through the afternoon & a high of 59. the cold front will slide through christmas day & drop our daytime highs to just 49 degrees with a slight chance of showers through the morning & breezes 10-20 mph. by the weekend mostly sunny skies return with temperatures in the upper 40's before going back into the 50's on monday & tuesday with clouds back in the forecast for the beginning of the good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk researchers say a choles

>>orter: near mojave, california today, winding gusting nearly 80 miles per hour us taking down moren an bigarkansas a ten-vehicle chain this mornin police blame the pileup partly on heavy fog. in the w with snow measured in feet. parts of utah getting 24 inches in 24 hours. abc's neal karlinsky is in washington state. >> here in the mountains east of seattle, they've gotten 12 feet of snow just this month. it's created all kinds of probi lems for holiday travelers, they've had to intermittently shut down these roads for accidents and avalanches. >> reporter: in san francisco today --t was awful. awful. >> reporter: -- bad weather canceled dozens of flights. and david, in coming days a massive amount of travelers will jame this one here in dallas and just one weather hiccup can send shockwaves through then time for very familiar that rippleklese storms cause. let's get right to met he day the a widespread from all the way to indianapolis with memphis in the bulls eye. tornadoes, as well. this is fed b extreme wa degrees or better above normal. 62 in chicago, that's are going to be bl

. >>> and in the west it was powerful winds that caused this scene on highway 14 in california's mojaveesert. at least half a dozen tractor-trailers were knocked over by wind gusts, some exceeding more than 80 miles per hour. no injuries were reported. >> some wild weather all over the place. >> yeah. >> and storm watches and warnings are posted coast to coast on this busy travel day. winter storms in the rockies, heavy rain from the mississippi river valley to the east coast. record warmth in the northeast. 68 in d.c. wow. and severe weather in the gulf region. downpours and gusty winds in the pacific northwest. >> 70s in dallas and atlanta. 60s in washington, new york, chicago, and l.a. 40s and 50s in seattle, boston, detroit 30s denver and minneapolis. >>> an interesting twist to the latest illness outbreak linked to the chipotle restaurants. for the second time people became sick after eating at a restaurant just off a college campus. this time the university of oklahoma officials with the health department have confirmed the three new cases in norman are e. coli. students at boston

near mojave, california winds gusting 80 miles an hour plus taking down more than a dozen big rigs. in arkansas a ten-vehicle chain reaction crash killed three people. police blamed the pileup partly on heavy fog. in the west they're dealing with snow measured in feet. parts of utah getting 24 inches in 24 hours. abc's neal karlinsky is in washington state. >> here in the mountains east of seattle they've gotten 12 feet of snow just this month. it's created all kinds of problems for holiday travelers as they've had to intermittently shut down these roads for accidents and avalanche control. >> reporter: in san francisco -- >> it was awful. it was awful. >> reporter: bad weather canceled dozens of flights. and in the next few days travelers will be jamming into airports like this one here in dallas, and just one weather hiccup can send shock waves through the system just in time for christmas. clayton sandell, abc news, at the dallas-ft. worth airport. >> clayton, why are you going backwards on that escalator? i'm concerned about safety. >> i was a little worried about him going back

while gusts over 80mph in mojave, california, toppling 15 to 20 tractor trailers. watch as the roof of this mobile home is ripped clean off. those big rigs banned from the highway until the winds die down. >> it's scary. i don't like this truck rocking. >> reporter: and tom, these storms are still not over. the mayor of clarksville, mississippi, is calling the damage there horrific. officials here in memphis are worried that christmas decorations could become projectiles at the storms fire up tonight. tom? >> phillip mena, thank you. >>> rob marciano with me now. the deadly storms and the tornadoes, where are they headed tonight? >> reporter: very dangerous now that night has fallen. we have five tornado watches across several states. i'm worried about tennessee, as the storms get closer to nashville. storms and high winds possible across parts of ohio. i want to point out we have heavy rain impacting travel across the northeast. atlanta, georgia, where flash flood watches are posted, across the carolinas and virginia. >> and rob, of course, the other big story ton

gusts as high as 80 miles an hour toppled more than a dozen big rigs near mojave california and higher elevations are getting hammered with snow. so if you're traveling somewhere for christmas be sure to check 6abc.com/weather for the very latest. you can use storm tracker6 live radar to make sure you know what's coming as we make our way through the holidays. >> 5:37 and developing now, detectives say they are following solid leads in the deadly shooting in the city's east mount airy section. police found a 48-year-old victim in between two parked cars along the 6600 block of krausen street last night. witnesses say a man was meeting with someone outside they heard an argument then about five gun shots and then saw a marked man running away. police cameras in there area recorded someone matching the description of the shooter. the search for him continues. >>> and happening today, the family of a montgomery county airman says his body along with five others will be flown to dover air force base. the six americans were killed in monday's suicide bombing in afghanistan. staff sergeant p

>> reporter: near mojave, california, today, winding gusting nearly 80 miles per hour plus, taking down more than a dozen big rigs. in ararnsas, a n-vehicle chain reaction crash this morning killed three people. police blame the pileup partly on heavy fog. in the west, they're dealing parts of utah getting 24 inches in 24 hours. abc's neal karlinsky is in washington state. >> here in the mountains east of seattle, they've gotten 12 feet of snow just this month. it's created all kinds of problems for holiday travelers, as thez've had to intermittently shut down these roads for accidents and avalanches. >> reporter: in san francisco today -- >> it was awful. it was awful. >> reporter: -- bad weather canceled dozens of flights. and david, in coming days, a massive amount of travelers will jam into airports like this one here in dallas, and just one weather hiccup can send shockwaves through the system just in time for christmas. david? >> yes, we are very familiar with that r rple effect that ese storms cause. thank you to clayton. let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano, tracking th

one province is the understanding the industrial solar power installations are destroying the mojave desert at this point. it is the desert there is nothing out there. by researching the novel looking at the people at 29 palms at patella -- cote tella they have been in to tear it -- an entity called the trail that is a huge trail going from southwestern arizona three utah and called mr. las vegas at the wildlife preserve it is a physical trail that they had used for centuries to gather minerals, hunt and sustenance. but it is also the path that the soul takes at death there are 142 songs the various points and when someone dies, very few people have retained their language base seeing the soul among the trail and it ends at the entrance of the grand canyon. to enter the afterlife. as i think about that, i think about how easy it is to only talk about with the europeans came here with the colonization. it is important to remember the shaping of the landscape really started to happen when we got here. if you read about the history i have a romanticized fantasy i live with the navajo bu

the roads were snowy mess in utah impacting traffic. show mojave california toppled tractor trailers. >> i don't like it rocking. banned until the winds died down. there are states of emergency as residents try to pick up the kenneth moton, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to kenneth there. >>> this outbreak of violent weather couldn't have come at a worse time for the travelers. >> yesterday was the biggest travel day of the holiday season as tens of millions of americans jammed highways, train stations and airports but it turned the journey home for one family into a nightmare with nearly 6,000 delays. >> flight is delayed. >> 20 minutes delayed. >> madness. this is crazy. >> and if you haven't finalized your travel plans yet be aware of second worst travel day is expected to be sunday. >>> it's not just the eastern part that's facing weather miseries. in the west snow and lots of it. >> accuweather's justin povick joins us now with the latest, good morning to you, justin. looking at more storminess out west. speaking of that, all the damage we saw thankfully will not repeat itse