a reminder for folks that moose do attack. they have no fear of humans. so again, your distance if you do encounter a moose, places like here in arvada. >>> a former colorado governor speaks out about the raemz case. his praise for the cbs investigation. >> and here's a low pressure system that chris was talking about. pumping-into utah as it moves east. all this moisture will come our way. let's look on the hour by hour friday morning, 9:00 am, we've got rain right up against the front range. and snow in the mountains! snow in >> free groceries for a year! who's behind the big surprise for a colorado vet and his >> you remember he was quite involved in the case while governor. he convened a panel of legal experts provide advice and rejected calls for a special prosecutor. he told us today he still is asked about the case all the time. this show gathered evidence to re-examine is. bill owens was outspoken in the case. >> to the killers let me say this, you only think you have >> reporter: now on facebook he praised the cbs series for stripping away the ma

it's okay, little moose. >> moose has gotten to the bank of that river. more careful nex okay, fella? >> needed to get out underneath the brush. mike did a good job. >> i would say that's pretty amazing. >> great animal rescues here, eh? >>> brock lin/queens expressway and on the outside you might notice a little traffic and -- >> can you see this? >> are those people naked on a bike going the wrong way? >> they are half naked, but they are on bicycles on away. >> weaving in and out of traffic. >> i have no problem with that. >> you have no problem with bicycles on a highway? >> no. it's that is not a highway at this point. >> under any other circumstances, no go. but they are not moving. >> hang on a second, i'm sure a bicycle is classified a vehicle. motorbikes would you be okay with it? >> no. >> admitting to the double standard? >> absolutely. >> and committing to it? >> yes. >> what's wrong with you people? >> think of it this way, all drivers can see them coming. >> they are not coming from drivers. >> it is new york, though. somebody might clothe l

a backyard camera captured a large bull moose who appears to be charmed by an off-camera female moose. at one point you can hear the lady moose call out and the male quickly responds with the mating call and heads her way. mating season for moose is the end of october. >> right or left? >>> so after the newscast, someone who run outside and see this in person. >>> not bad. looking at the northern edge of tropical storm julia remnants. this is just as beautiful as tuesday evening. >> so a pattern. >> beautiful tomorrow but all told, it's been a great stretch. >> see you back here tonight at 11:00. have a great night. ? do you love me? ? with hood sour cream, you can love every scoop, every delicious bite, and every way hood has brought everyone to the table for over 160 years. ? because not only is it rich and creamy -- it's just 30 calories per tablespoon. ? so every meal can be made easy and delicious. d. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: racial tensions explode. a night of violence in charlotte after police fatally shoot a black man. there are conflicting accounts of what happe

destroyed. >> a track for trailer hit the moose next. even his truck was damaged. javier came upon the scene next while driving home after work. >> i big animal on the road. >> by the time he hit the mass he was already dead and it was so dark he didn't see the massive animal laying across the lanes. when he hit it he took off going airborne for about 5 to 6 >> the entire underside was ripped apart. >> just when i roll over... >> reporter: sadly the moose was killed but police say all three of those drivers are very lucky to be alive. >> the first men who hit that moose he's at home resting tonight. a family member tells us that he is expected to be okay. once again police say these three guys are very, very lucky. live in westborough, i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >>> a mystery in hingham after thousands of dead fish washed up on beaches there. and no one knows why. >> this is what it looked like. next to the yacht fish littering water in beaches, many say they've never seen this before. one theorized the fish was chased into the water

. >> a man hits a moose on route 9. new at 10:00, the driver what witnessed it right in front of him. >>> first at 10:00, crime scene tape surrounds a cvs in stoughton after a teenager was shot inside the store. >> this was breaking on fox 25 news at 5:00 and 6:00, and tonight police are still looking for the person who pulled the trigger. fox 25's ted daniel has been working the story all night. he is live outside the store with the late update from investigators. ted. >> police finished their work here just a couple of hours ago, mark and vanessa, but the it looks like that may not happen until tomorrow, at least three young men were seen running from the store, immediately after the shooting. police say they are questioning people tonight, but so far no arrests. >> certainly it was not a random act. >> the first and last update from stoughton's police chief as investigators work into the evening at the central street cvs. >> it >> renee one of a dozen customers inside the store when the shooting happened this afterno

it's okay, little moose. you stay. okay, off he goes. >> the moose has got tonight bank of the river. >> be a little more careful next time, okay, little fella? >> the water was pinning it ag what an experience. >>> people are relaxing in this park in russia. >> not for long. let's get right to it. >> you said russia. what's going to happen? >> they're not paying attention. they're just enjoying their day. >> there it come, there it comes, watch out! oh, that was so close. >> that guy was still sitting on the bench after it had been knocked out from under him. mini bus jumps the curb, you see the guy, whoa, whoa. >> that could have killed four people instantly. >> and it missed them all. >> we have another angle of the situation. when it comes to the other side, it crashes into a car which crashes into the civic building. here's the thing. the driver says that he dropped his they are no, sir and went down to pick it up. and, as a result, his foot was on the >> it wasn't his thermos? >> it is all under investigation. th

it's okay, little moose. >> moose has gotten to the bank of that river. >> be more careful next time, okay, fella? >> needed to get out underneath the brush. mike did a good job. >> wow, what an experience. >> i would say that's pretty amazing. >> great animal rescues here, eh? >>> brock lin/queens expressway and on the outside you might notice a little traffic and -- >> can you see this? >> are those people naked on a bike going the wrong way? >> they are half naked, but they are on bicycles on a highway. >> weaving in and out of traffic. >> i have no problem with that. >> you have no problem with bicycles on a highway? >> no. it's a parking lot. that is not a highway at this point. >> under any other circumstances, no go. but they are not moving. >> hang on a second, i'm sure a bicycle is classified a vehicle. motorbikes would you be okay with it? >> no. >> admitting to the double standard? >> absolutely. >> and committing to it? >> yes. >> what's wrong with you people? >> think of it this way, all drivers can see them coming. >> they are not coming from behind and surprising the dr

she's a 4-year-old moose. the coyote is going to have a really interesting experience with her. >> i have these carrots and i'm going to open the door and you just offer her a carrot and stuff it in her mouth, then you should kiss her. >> that feels like a setup. you have to kiss her, okay? >> carrots, carrots face. so they walk up to the gate, open it up. there's a whole lot of kissing going on and i think we need to pull karen aside, because she is giving it away. >> not exactly a juicer, you have to go over. >> he wants her done. >> it's not exactly a juicer. okay. >> you guys, it does get juicier. let me tell you. >> i got moose slobber all over. >> don't even know this woman. he's going right up to kissi her. he's got to work up to something. >> do it first, you know? >> gentleman, open the gate door for her, they fed her. >> softest nose ever. >> you guys want to know what moose slobber tastes like? salty. >> he kisses and tells, y'all. the good news is, karen has somebody like steve to take care of her.

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took photos of the moose walking through the yard. one witness said the moose was spotted by her husband around 7 a.m. although moose are typically not aggressive people should remain cautious around them. take a picture from inside. don't try to interact with the >> anchor: it was pretty though. >> anchor: nice picture. >> anchor: wildlife in the back yard. >> anchor: 7 news at 7:00 will be right back. >> monday thousands of utility poles across massachusetts and life threatening. >> i thought my daughter was going to die. interviewer: what would you do with five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to register to vote m-a dot com. it's that easy. woman 2: done. i just registered. october 19th. kelly: you know me. not from thousands of false, negative ads- but

. >> coyote, fox, raccoons but never a moose. >> there's a moose in the back yard. i go, "yeah, right, sure." there's a moose pack there. i finally got up, looked, and there was. >> yep, a moose. while unusual, it's not uncommon, but the couple disagrees. the 3-year-old pull moose had been seen several week. officials tranquil eyed the 800- pound animal and moved it to a national forest where, hopefully, it made a new home and not their backyard. that thing is humongous. >> 800-pounds. >> i could watch that 100 times. it's funny. >> i like the guy's reactions. >> it didn't happen to you. >> still funny. >> "sure, there's a moose." >> right. [ overlapping conversation ] >> how much wine have you had. [ laughter ] >>> not raining cats or dogs. moose, either, 72 degrees, a live picture from the tower camera over the beltline and it's quite busy compared to an hour and a half ago. look at that, cars in both directions, cloudy sky, but for the most part, we are dry we have to look close to see showers this morning so the big picture, most of us not having to deal with we

patrick: plus, a moose on the loose. russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. joyce: new at 6:00, a moose on the loose in northern wisconsin. someone spotted the moose around 3:00 friday morning and called 911. video from a lincoln county sheriff's squad shows the moose crossing the road and wandering into the parking lot of a the animal then disappears between two buildings and into the dark. no doubt you've heard of the fictional character ironman. tonight you're about to meet a real life iron man right here in our city. patrick: new on wisn 12 news, mike anderson found him today on a mission

she's a 4-year-old moose. the coyote is going to have a really interesting experience with her. >> i have these carrots and i'm going to open the door and you just offer her a carrot and stuff it in her mouth, then you should kiss her. >> that feels like a setup. you have to kiss her, okay? >> carrots, carrots face. so cute. so they walk up to the gate, open it up. there's a whole lot of kissing going on and i think we need to pull karen aside, because she is giving it away. >> not exactly a juicer, you have to go over. >> he wants her done. >> it's not exactly a juicer. okay. >> you guys, it does get juicier. let me tell you. >> i got moose slobber all over. >> don't even know this woman. he's going right up to kissing her. he's got to work up to something. >> do it first, you know? >> gentleman, open the gate door for her, they fed her. >> softest nose ever. >> you guys want to know what moose slobber tastes like? salty. >> he kisses and tells, y'all. the good news is, karen has somebody like steve to take c

destroyed. >> a tractor-trailer hit the moose next. even hit truck was damaged. javier came upon the scene next, while driving home after work. >> i just come back from my work, and i saw a big animal in the road. >> the reporter: his brother was beside him and tried to warn javier. moose, it was already dead and it was so dark, he didn't see the massive animal laying across two lanes right near in the middle of route 9. when he did hit it, he actually took off and went airborne for four to five seconds. his car looks like it only got minor damage, but the entire underside was ripped apart. just when i rolled over, my car was shut off. >> the reporter: sadly, the moose was killed, but police say all three of those drivers are very lucky to be alive. >> john >> blair: new at 4:00 p.m., tens of thousands of people have signed a petition to save the life of a coyote in one neighborhood in rhode island. they have named him cliff. he's been hanging around middleton a lot since people have been feeding him. town officials want the animal put

i think the moose was off sides anyway. >> very good. soccer lingo. sent a dozen passengers and crew to the hospital. what we're finding out about the united flight that slammed into extreme turbulence over the atlantic and the terrifying moments caught on video. >> and a congressman is the latest guest caught up in the late night crowd surfing epidemic. who was it and where did it happen? we'll show you later in "the skinny." >> "world news now" weather brought to you by my pillow. these days. you are buying finish these days. i got a new dishwasher and they recommend finish.really? you should try it. unlike cascade gel, finish has active cleaning enzymes. its unique powerball takes on anything. choose finish. >>> dramatic rescue off the texas coast. the coast guard picked up two boaters including an 18-year-old enlisting in the coast guard himself. the teens called for help when their boat flipped over. the other teen is okay. >> more details about the panic at lax. the chaos was caused by a man in a zoro costume. and then loud emergency locks. pani

there is a moose back there. so i finally got up, i looked, and there it was. >> authorities used a dart to tran quill eyes the three, four year old 1,000-pound moose. he will be driven back out to the while. so big. >> i guess it is date night. >> coming up until the in the next hour of "eyewitness news", she has two jobs, two kids, and just hit a big jackpot in new jersey. meet the woman who just won thousands of dollar for the rest of her life. what she plans to tell her boss. >> oh, oh, my baby. >> meisha goes to a dog friendly winery on her dream drive. finds out where it is and learn what makes a great wine grape coming up. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring ...fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time ...fun. the learning the virtue of sharing ...fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. >> several accidents could impact your commute this morning. >> also, several significant development overnigh

his name is moose. he's a chocolate lab that was rescued and the browns have them in the building 24/7. >> i hope he serves as good luck to them. swagger. this is moose. and moose is a great guy. >> i've got to meet him is what you're telling me here. i like this. i like this. i feel today is a great day to go on a nice long walk with your dog. temperatures outside mid to upper 60s. it's a refreshingly cool evening for us here in northeast ohio. a few low 70s there too. and what you will notice is that breeze out there especially which may make things feel just a smidge schooler. we are dry right no it's such a gorgeous night. another reason is high pressure. it's parked off toward our east. what i want to bring your attention to though is on the west edge of that high pressure center. we get that south to north flow. that is what is going to help to sustain and support more heat tomorrow on your friday. when we say more heat, we're talking about temperatures back into the 80s. so a little something for

parks and wildlife tranquilized the moose. moose are rarely spotted in the metro area, but parks and wildlife gets one, maybe two reports a year. >>> this is definitely something you don't see this time of year. a tornado touched down north of salt lake city, utah, damaging no reports of injuries. but katie, a great example severe weather can happen about anywhere, any time. >> exactly. that swirling area of low pressure around salt lake bringing moisture to the air, but a cold front will start in colorado today, and slowly moving east throughout the course of today. our front range forecast ahead of the front we'll still see temperatures around average, upper 70s in boulder, low 80s area. mix of sun and clouds. real big concern today will bb the wind. wind gusts up to about 45 miles per hour all acrosssthe front range. greeley will start this morning with areas of patchy fog, gradually clearing skies by this afternoon, bringing those temperatures become up to the low -- back up to the low 80s. as you can see, closuring skies

this is an 800-pound bull moose hanging out in nevada. parks and wildlife tranquilized the moose and safely moved it out of town. i don't know how you move a moose. ?oose are rarely spotted in the metro. parks and wildlife may get one or two reports per year? >> and then this sighting. the same camera captures a bear, a fox, a bobcat and a mountain lion. >> oh, my gosh! >> this is at walker ranch in boulder. >> how about that? colorado has work to do on its roads. >>> we're just getting going here. we'll talk about where our of the country. >> and the president says we can all learn from a 6-year-old boy. we'll hear that letter in >>> back to our breaking news tonight. a group of men stole a van in denver and went around shooting with a bb gun all in longmont. >> the all ended in flag park. >> here in lafayette. as we speaks, detectives are -- as we speak, detectivives are in this open space. that stolen car was ditched there. so crews have had to bring in heavy -- bring in heavy equipment to get it out of that area. they should be bringi

i did find an old moose, an old moose lodge dew cantor has big moose and baby moose says moose looks after its young. so far ivory cysted. buy it, take it home. yeah. yeah. yeah, yeah you should do that. go ahead. >> oh no help. no help at all. >> your room at my house always ready just in case win didding battle of bulge our next half hour our fitness expert foster farms presents your game. they can happen anywhere. and they only get bigger as time goes on. serve foster farms corn dogs, a delicious plump frank wrapped in a honey crunchy coating. a corn dog with 7 grams of protein makes a big appetite go away. foster farms corn dogs. welcome back... the time is 9:xx. president obama >>> and welcome back. it'in 9:33 now. president obama will establish the first ever national marine monument in the atlantic today. an effort to protect nearly 5,000 quarter miles of water off coast of cape cod. yellow stone. filled with under water canyons mountains, designation will ban commercial fishing. mining, and drilling in that area. however, recreational fishing will still be allowed. >>> speaki

it's okay, little moose. you stay. okay, off he goes. >> the moose has got tonight bank of the river. >> be a little more careful next time, okay, little fella? >> the water was pinning it against there. what an >>> people are relaxing in this park in russia. >> not for long. let's get right to it. >> you said russia. what's going to happen? >> they're not paying attention. they're just enjoying their day. >> there it come, there it comes, watch out! oh, that was so close. >> that guy was still sitting on the bench after it had been knocked out from under him. i don't know where that yellow the guy, whoa, whoa. >> that could have killed four people instantly. >> and it missed them all. >> we have another angle of the situation. when it comes to the other side, it crashes into a car which crashes into the civic building. here's the thing. the driver says that he dropped his they are no, sir and went down to pick it up. and, as a result, his foot was on the >> it wasn't his thermos? >> it is all under investigation. the

pop up moose followed a few minutes later. new information in an effort to the city council will double the parking fees, from 10 bucks a day to 20 bucks a day effective immediately. nearby street parking will also double. city leaders are hoping visitors will park in the free lot and use the free shuttle. >> that is not an easy hike. >>> misty copeland shattered diversity barriers by becoming the first principal ballet dancer for the ballet company i asked her what she thinks about the movement on the football field with recently athletes kneeling during the national anthem. >> i think that it's important for us to be individuals and to be able to stand up, you know, for what we believe in, and as americans we should have that right. you know, i think that what america is supposed to stand >> and this was pretty cool. copeland wants young women and ? there's nothing like trying something new. especially when it comes to snacking. with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can

. >> reporter: a moose on the loose. and it's all caught on camera. we'll tell where you this happened. >> reporter: cg >> reporter: now a story written by dr. seuss. not an uncommon thing to see in the north woods. mr. moose was escorted to a more rural environment. >> reporter: mounted unit, construction company be complete next year for a new equestrian center. >> reporter: a recent sun-splashed milwaukee morning found two officers atop their headquarters. for these seasoned members of the mounted unit, this is a good day. interacting with the public, kids in particular, is fun. it's also important when police officers nationwide are struggling to improve their image. members of the mounted unit i being in the saddle interacting with the public can be a godsend. and pet the horse and they engage with us. and they finds out we are not the bad guys. they like the horse and they hike us. >> it's a positive for the city. i think it's great and the children love it, too. report rrp charlotte, rodriguez before meeting them. i have questions to ask and it

who are watching the actual moose. they come too close to town. >> wild animals are wild. they're not they're going to do the things that they believe is in the best interest of the survival. you get between them and the food source. them and the young. they're going to respond accordingly. >> . accuracy is 60 feet. 280 feet per second. a professional baseball is five ounces and travels 140 feet per second. >> discharged by shotgun. getting too close. it's about five to ten times more pain than getting punched. >> . it could have saved this bear. >> he was a teenage bear. >> it was too comfortable with people. and got hit by a car. at nine o'clock this morning. these findings shouldn't be a shock to anyone. who has been following our reports. we have known for a while now. that this project was taking too long. and going way over budget. what we're learning tonight is that this same hospital could have been built sooner. and perhaps the price that the va hasn't mismanaged it. >> . looks like a gem. it's massive and will provide care for vets from five different states. at

she said the moose was first spotted by her husband around 7:00 a.m. that although moose are not typically aggressive, residents should remain cautious. don't approach it. >> christa: i felt like at first, the picture didn't do it justice of how huge they actually are. >> sarah: yeah. remember when we saw the video, chris, the moose running in the streets. then you realize how huge they are. >> chris: that was close by. watertown? he was massive there. you do a double-take. 60 in boston right now. 61 in plymouth. we have the 15-20 miles an hour. that continues to push in the cool ocean air. although we have a few breaks of sun. you know, the thinning of the overcast so far today. that will be leaving us. we watch some showers entering the cape. down around buzzards bay. not quite there yet. you get across the south coast of rhode island and connecticut. showers working in. this is the band that will slowly lift off to the north throughout the rest of the day. a little bit slower than, you know, anticipated. some of the showers could get the mass. pike

the moose is only about 20 feet from her deck. typically aggressive residents should be cautious. it looks like maybe a baby or smaller one. >> anchor: look at. this a team effort in harwich this morning after a deer gets loose in a construction site. you can see technical rescue police and fire in trying to wrangle that deer and bring him to safety. they were eventually able to capture him and cap you're him to safety on a strepper. a good ending there. good when you see people helping out animals. remember we're in a position to not able to help themselves. we're lucking ahead maybe you want to do some indoors plans. >> anchor: maybe a movie or read a good book. >> reporter: absolutely. we didn't have a lot of these wet as we made it through the entire summer so here is our turn saturday versus sunday i think one day wetter than the other. it does stay however cool and breezy. so get used to these temperatures even from day to night they don't change a whole lot sitting in the upper 50's right now. 59 boston down through norwood

it's okay, little moose. you stay. okay, off he goes. >> the moose has got tonight bank of the river. >> be a little more careful next time, okay, little >> the water was pinning it against there. what an experience. >>> people are relaxing in this park in russia. >> not for long. let's get right to it. >> you said russia. what's going to happen? >> they're not paying attention. they're just enjoying their day. >> there it come, there it comes, watch out! oh, that was so close. the bench after it had been knocked out from under him. i don't know where that yellow mini bus jumps the curb, you see the guy, whoa, whoa. >> that could have killed four people instantly. >> and it missed them all. >> we have another angle of the situation. when it comes to the other side, it crashes into a car which crashes into the civic building. here's the thing. the driver says that he dropped his they are no, sir and went down to pick it up. and, as on the gas. >> it wasn't his they rmos? >> it is all under investigation. the driver suff

. >> see the full thing 9:30 on >>> a moose wanders into the the sighting caught people off-guard in this arvada neighborhood. our crew was there as wildlife officers tranquilized the moose and move today back out to pike national forest. >> the leaves are changing this time of year. ton was pictures. here's a leaf that cannot make up its mind! half gold, half green. [ laughter ] >> kind of like me, still hanging onto summer. [ laughter ] >>> it's planet unleashed with your host byron allen. tonight byron hosts johnny sanchez,sleapburg, and mario! and now a man whose picture of tyra banks, byron allen! >> yes! let's do it. yeah. all right! say hello fc

. >> see the full thing 9:30 on >>> a moose wanders into the metro area. the sighting caught people off-guard in this arvada neighborhood. our crew was there as wildlife officers tranquilized the moose and move today back out to pike national forest. >> the leaves are changing this time of year. ton was pictures. here's a leaf that cannot make up its mind! half gold, half green. [ laughter ] >> kind of like me,ti hanging onto summer. [ laughter ] captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: anthony anderson , man, thanks so much for being back here. >> always a pleasure being here. >> stephen: i had so much fun with you last time, i thought it would be fun if you and i did a

a mamma moose and her calf ran through town near the pinewood village apartments. bruce mccowan is a maintenance worker there. he sent us this video of the pair after checking out the complex. the two headed back to the forest. papa moose followed a few minutes later. [ laughter ] >>> live in the corner lot. [ laughter ] >> doppler 4,000 show we go had some showers, heading for denver, then they gist dry up. chris spears said, everything just dries out. we have seen some thunderstorms along the southern border, and that's about it. here comes this cold air. and this is slowly gonna nudge that stationary front out of the way and push down into our state. and that's really gonna chill us from about 30 degrees over what we saw we had some clouds before. the sun goes deny. some might see an isolated shower somewhere around the state overnight. and things clear, sunny to partly sunny skies. showers move through. some showers at the higher elevations. as we get into friday night, saturday, clear skies here. look at mountains, the county here, the blue and white represent

this moose and its cavs come running across the highway. >> get up, mom, get up, mom. just a little nudge, she's okay. >> it rolled and stumbled a little bit, but then hops up and runs off. the moose is fine, the calves are fine, driver i fine, the a lot of fog, low visibility. this person is driving along when suddenly -- >> what the heck is that? >> crazy! >> holy mackerel, what the heck happened? what is all that? >> couldn't see a detour and apparently the person driving this vehicle is not the only one. there are several other cars there. >> especially on a road like that. they should have been 500 yards before another warning. just -- a wall! >> as this car goes crashing into those others, you see one of the police officers jump over the wall. >> hit a police car, right? >> yes. see the other folks getting out of the car. >> standing in the middle, get off the road! it's going to happen again. >> you called it. >> what? >> oh! >> another car comes crashing right into those cars and an officer. it was all just one big mess. the hospital with injuries. the officer

it was actually the folks at moose mcduffy's next door who first started to see the smoke. they realized it was coming from riley's next door. they came outside, felt the fire. and the fire department is just right down the street. they're just catty corner. it's a 3-alarm fire. that means that cedar rapids fire department called out everybody they had to come here. that comes gown to -- down to 10 trucks, 20 to 35 firefighters. one of those firefighters went to the hospital with heat- related illnesses. he was not injured fighting the fire. he went to the hospital because it's about 92 to 95 degrees. it's humid. there is not a lot of wind. you can see some of the firefighters have started to take off the heavy equipment. but right up here in front of the engine number one here in the shade, there were a whole bunch of firefighters camping out before. maybe 5 to 8 guys just trying to get a little bit of shade cycling out doing the duties they have to do to make sure that folks stay safe around riley's. just to recap on the public safety side, none of the public was hurt. on