because it gives the new adopter some good information about what the dog really is. >> reporting in hillsboro county jake peelterson abc action news -- peterson abc action news. >>> the recent killing of a jogger has women wearing something new to protect themselves. >>> a guard risks her life to save another inhate. it's got -- inmate. >>> the brutal murder of a woman jogging in new york city has led many women to contact a company the texas for more protection. bra a bra with a hidden knife pouch. other styles can hold pepper stray or a stun gun. >> it gives you the flexibility and the freedom to continue running without the weight of extra baggage. >> and the whole idea for the bra came after the creator had a scary close call jogging near her home in austin. >>> check this out. an arizona correctional officer is being cal prevented an inmate from killing herself. once he opened the jail cell the woman tried to jump over the top floor railing. the officer had to pull the inmate back twice to save her life. he suffered some minor injuries in this incident. >>> a plan to please som

. >> a cat is a new adopted mother of a baby squirrel monkey. >> a 3-week-old monkey from a zoo in russia. theodore's mother refused to carry her on her back and that is something the little monkeys little and that is how they operate. look at what happened. her 16 old cat who never had kittens of her open accepted him and let her cling on her back there. she is going to walk around with him for about a month. >> how sweet is that. >> she is 16 years old so not much she can do to shake him off. >> little at the little >> he will be back at the zoo in a month. good kitty. good cat. thanks for watching. we'll see you back here at noon >>> hey, happy tuesday and welcome to "dish nation." a lot of big stories to get to today. hearing from eddie murphy himself about what he might be doing again soon, plus, dmx about to be a father for the umph-teen time. we'll tell you. plus your homegirl, mariah carey. alleged story going on that there's one definite turn of beyonce the music. >> no way? >> what? >> learned the hard way what music he cannot play trying to get mariah in the mood. that is the m

a sixteen-year-old cat in russia is becoming the new adopted mother of a baby monkey. take a look at "fedor" - a three- week-old squirrel monkey from the tyumen zoo. fedor's mother refused to carry him on her back - something essential for him to survive the first few months of life. the zoo director took the monkey to her surprise - her cat "rosinka" - who's never had babies of her own - accepted fedor and he has clung to her ever since. a month from now - fedor will go back to the zoo - and live with the rest of the squirrel monkeys. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 6 live from las vegas fox5 news at 6 starts now. a construction worker killed in a scaffolding collapse. what the man's family says about his untimely death. a man attacked by hundreds of bees a few weeks ago has died... we'll hear from a local bee expert who tells us how to stay safe around them. after a motorcycle crash on the freeway. police are now asking witnesses who saw the crash to come forward. this is fox5 news at 6. local. las vegas crews were back to work today at tivoli village - after a

it's the new adopted mother of a baby monkey. we're not monkeying around on this one. meet fedor-- a 3-week-old squirrel monkey from a zoo in russia. his real mom refused to carry him on her back -- something essential for him to survive his first few months of life. a zoo worker took him home -- and that's when he met up with the cat -- and hs the little guy will go back to the zoo in about a month. wakeup starts at 4:30! breaking >> male announcer: the following is paid for and furnished by hair club for men and women. this station is not responsible for claims made in the following program. >> female announcer: when it comes to hair loss in women, the reasons why can be as varied as the women themselves. but there is one proven hair solution that has taken these women from this to this in as little as six weeks.

dogs, not just one person, which is good because that means when we pass everything over to the new adoptertransition for the dog. >> today the dogs must pass a ten-point behavioral test in order to graduate from the program and earn the canine good citizen certificate. >> the test is going to consist of walking on the leash correctly, sit down, heel, come, and also being able to walk through a crowd without jumping on people in the crowd. >> i'm always a little on edge because you really don't know how the dogs are going to react. i have complete faith as long as she doesn't go off chasing random objects or people or god knows what. >> you're going to come to the station. yep, sit right beside you. all i'm going to do is walk up, shake your hand and turn and walk away. the dog cannot jump on me. hello, sir, how are you. thank you, sir. come to the next station. i'm going to have you do your loose leash walking and i'm going to call out some turns to you. right turn. very good. >> stay. stay. stay. >> back. beautiful. okay. now, if you will weave your dog when you leave, don't come back. we

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mote marine scientists have started adopting this new technique in reefs throughout the caribbean and they are hoping scientists throughout the world will adopt this new ground breaking method. john rogers, newschannel8. >>> still to come, they walked off the battlefield decades ago and are finally receiving their honors. >> coming up, from vietnam to korea to world war ii. a presentation for >> plus, another exciting night in rio. while the games near a close, the competition is fiercer than ever. a preview of what's to come next. >> temperatures have reached the 90s . thunderstorms could develop in those areas. we have seen a few pop. some of the cooling showers. we'll look at the weekend >> welcome back. a group of veterans received military honors decades after their service. it happened at the armed history museum in largo. some of these medals were lost. some were never presented. one world war ii vet told us he didn't want to make it an issue when he was younger. >> i never really pushed it for anything. i never thought about it. you know. i had always been positive about the u

. >>> new on "action news," the adoptive parents of a ukrainian man who posed as a high school student are facing fraud charges. they added the man to public assist antibiotic application claiming he was their son. he turned out to be a 23 illegal immigrant. he pleaded guilty to having sexual contact to the minor. the couple took $13,000 worth of medical assistance and free food even though they knew his true identity. >>> new this morning, a would-be robber with a knife was no match for a cane carrying shop owner in reading. home of the steak, she ordered a drink and refused to pay. she demanded money while she wielded a steak knife. she is faces charges including robbery. >>> surveillance picture you're about to see are of a suspect holding up a republic bank branch. the man gave the material a note demanding money. he was able to getaway with cash. investigators consider him armed and dangerous, there are rewards for tips leading to his arrest. >>> this man, 18-year-old eric word is facing a number of charges after police say they found videos on his phone showing him having sex wit

with this new method, an entire reef can be restored in 1 to years. marine scientists have started adopting this new technique in reefs throughout the caribbean. and they're hoping scientists throughout the world will adopt this ground breaking method. john rogers, news channel 8. >>> one store chain has a warning, it's been hacked. and your credit card number may have been stolen. >>> are telemarketers and you? they're getting on the nerves of one bay area congressman too. >>> here's a look at the current medal count in the 2016 rio summer olympic games. ? ? the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! ? ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars, trucks and suvs. plus, tagged vehicles now get a thousand smart bonus. that's freedom from interest... and freedom to choose with ford. america's best selling brand. ? ? now get 0% financing for 72 months across the entire ford lineup, >>> if you think you're getting more of those annoying telemarketer calls lately or calls that are clearly scams, you're not alone the federal do-n

news. >>> shakes it so hard like it was a little, you know, just like a toy. >> a small dog attacked and killed by a shelter dog that had just been adopted. to new questions already under fire. >>> and weather, typical summer day in the bay area. still tracking low clouds and fog. regrouping near the coast and near the bay. where that fog will be tomorrow morning and if we have warmer temperatures in the friday forecast. >>> hillary clinton reveals her economic plan as donald trump faces more criticism from within his own party. >>> i'm running for president to build an economy that works for everyone not just those at the top. and -- >> [ cheers and applause ] >> based on what we know from the trump campaign, he wants america to work for him and his friends at the expense of everyone else. he has offered no -- >> hillary clinton in michigan where she promised new spending on infrastructure, small business and clean energy. she's elected president, she also pledged new taxes on the wealthy and for companies that move overseas, rather than the tax breaks that donald trump proposed in his speech in detroit on monday. in the meantime, mr. t

new home. he's been adopted twice and returned twice. waiting for a new family. they came. they are sure to embrace the energy and maybe of his snoring. >> and continuing on the puppy theme, animals fell victim to the flooding in louisiana this week. a group of puppies were rescued, just east of baton rouge. inflate able mattress to get the pups to safety. they are so cute. i love puppy stories before weather. >>> let's look across the nation, they are seeing heavy rains that falling across louisiana. seeing it moving into the downtown houston area. there is a line from houston into central louisiana. 4to6 inches for them. live look outside, we've got clouds out there for us this evening. no worries, no threat of rain falling in our area as we head into tonight. 108 as our high. warmer than our average of 105. we've we've kept the storms to the southeast. we've been tracking the one cell that was around black canyon city. it's fizzled out. stay dry. the showers through globe, kearney, and just to the west of safford right now. we have strong thunderstorms to the west of the

adopted. >> he shaked it so hard. like it was a toy. >> the new questions this is raising about animal shelter already under fire. >>> bay area warm up underway. rosemary will back with the details of your weekend forecast. >>> people living in one south bay searching for a tree murderer. the latest case of vandalism that has the neighborhood reeling. >>> new concerns about the suitability of dogs leaving the shelter for adoption. we first raised questionness about contra costa animal services in martinez at the beginning of the month after a newly adopted dog attacked its owner. >> we learned a second dog from the shelter went on the attack killing a six pound pup hours after the dog was adopted. the dog attacked had no behavioral testing. >> reporter: marie was waiting while her husband bought ice cream when a dog bounded around the building and lunged for her dog picking him up and shaking him. >> i was fighting with the dog like this trying to save my dog from the dogs mouth. >> reporter: her husband jumped in trying to free teddy from the dog

they all follow a certain curve and there is a period of time when people are adopting a new technologynd if enough people adopt it, it becomes standardized and really big. before smartphones, the biggest cycle we saw was personal computers. and it was so big that by the time everyone had adopted it, if you are a business, you could count on the fact that every customer you wanted to reach had a personal computer. and you needed a way to reach them and market to them. the adaptation phase is only something that happens when you cycle thatt product gets the product to the entire population. everyone has a, smart phone, how does that change my business? how do i take advantage of the fact that everyone has one? emily: how does that affect big companies? guest: it's going to be difficult. five years ago, many people were still getting their first smartphones and they were open to all kinds of applications. they would upgrade every year or every two years. now you are at the point where the evolution of the product has slowed down dramatically so the need to upgrade is every three or four y

they all follow a certain curve and there's a time when people are adopting a new technology and if enougheople adopt it, it becomes standardized and really big. we sell his personal computers and it was so big that by the time everyone adopted, if you were a business, you can count on the fact every customer you wanted to reach had a personal computer and you needed a way to reach them. onlydaptation phase is something that happens when you have a giant hot cycle that a product to the entire population. all the sudden, everyone goes now everyone has a smart phone. how does that change my business mark what do i have to do to take advantage of that merck emily: what does that do to businesses that rely on smartphone sales like apple? roger: it's going to be difficult. five years ago, many people were still getting their first smartphones and they were open to all kinds of applications. they would up trade every year or every two years. now you are at the point where the evolution of the product has slowed down dramatically so the need to upgrade his every three or four years. you are a man

the dogs that took part in the program were at risk of being euthanized, now they'll be adopted out to new families. >> speaking of adoption, it is national dog day. animal care and control of philadelphia is celebrating by waiving adoption fees for all dogs. now, it is taking place from 1:00 this afternoon until 8:00 tonight. the shelter at 111 west hunting park avenue. >> now that the summer olympics are over, it is time for the phila-olympics, see who can learn the phunnest, teams competed against each other at the wells fargo sent, all of the money raised goes to help families at the ronald mcdonald house. >> ryan lochte is facing criminal charges in brazil. >> accused of lying about a crime after saying he and three other were robbed in rio. we'll show you the penalty he could face and what's next for him. >> plus, highmori and donald trump are making heat dollars attacks against each other this morning. strong words they're exchanging when we come for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition cl

a valley medical center recently adopted a new a valley medical center >>> a medical center in the valley adopted a new practice used thousands of miles away. it's used in several places around the world. it aims to make new moms feel comfortable and to keep their newborns se. child safety award for that program that they created. anita roman has that story. >> so you are 36 weeks. >> first time and new moms have a lot to be excited about. hearing their baby's heart beat for the first time is one of them there is a lot to be nervous about. >> the whole purpose of this program is really to connect moms with the supplies and the services to make sure them and their baby have a healthy and safe start. >> last december mountain park health center in phoenix to date more than 800 boxes have been distributed. >>> lot of the stuff i didn't have like the baby wrap and the little groom kit. so it's going to be -- yeah, it will be nice. >> baby wraps, bottles, bibs and an umbrella. the box contains everything mom and dad need. >> the benefit of having your own health kit is being able to assess you

. >> new on "action news," the adoptive parents of a ukrainian man mo posed as a harrisburg high school students is facing fraud charges. they added the man to their public assistance application claim he was their son. he turned out to be a illegal immigrant. he pleaded guilty to having sexual contact with a minor. police say the couple took $13,000 worthy of medical assistance and free food even though they knew his true identity. >>> a would-be robber with a knife was not match for a cane carrying shop other than. brenner -- shop owner, brenner ordered a drink and refused to pay. she demanded money holding a steak knife. she was arrested an charged with robbery. >>> a man held up the republic bank branch on frankford avenue. he gave the material note demanding money, he was able to getaway with cash. he is considered to be armed and dangerous. there's a reward for tips leading to his arrest. >>> this man, 18-year-old eric word is facing a number of charges after police say they found videos on his phone showing him having sex with a 14-year-old girl. word is a bensalem high school st

fumio kishida says japan will continue to urge unsc members to adopt a new tougher resolution. >> translator: now is the time for the international community to ensure that the security council sanctions resolution adopted in march is thoroughly implemented. then we should come up with effective ways to bring about a more constructive stance from pyongyang. >> the current resolution recommends limiting trade of natural resources with north korea and other measures. >>> "the washington post" says u.s. president barack obama is pushing another push towards his vision of a nuclear-free world. the newspaper says he'll seek a nuclear resolution to end nuclear testing. the paper published a story on thursday saying obama will seek the resolution next month. it said administration officials have briefed lawmakers on the president's decision. a white house official told nhk that members of the security council have been deliberating ways to reduce the nuclear danger. but the officials said the u.s. is not seeking a resolution banning nuclear testing. this year marks the 20th anniversary of the compr

so far, a few states and cities - including some in the bay area - have adopted the new so far a few states and cities in bay area have adopted at new service but expected to grow even more over the next several queers. here's fox's laura ingal. >> calling 911 in an emergency is not always possible if you are in a dangerous situation. where being overheard could bring you serious harm. life. >> somebody inside their house in a trunk of car they don't want somebody to hear them they can send a text message we will still provide assistance. text to 911 is no the available everywhereservice is only operatings parts of 36 states and puerto rico based oh call center's capability to accept texts. as of mid july text to 911 came available in recall new jersey toolkit. >> especially when you consider situations like the orlando florida night club shooting when people were hiding and trying to send messages for help. >> if you're an active shooter you can imagine we're getting live information coming in from a text 911 about how many people are in room how many shooter if anybody's hurt. many

we are saying that the summary did not tell people this was to adopt a new tax. they didn't know what they were signing. because they didn't know it, the should not go on the ballot. >> i don't know anybody who has been confused. there have been people who talk about the aggressive nature of the tax to be imposed. i think the definition of imposing and implementing, you can't implement without an imposition of the tax. boulder is lucky we have a high literacy rate. i don't think it was confusing.>> reporter: just to be clear, the taxes on distributors, to cents per ounce. that would greatly impact them. the clerk will take what she heard, make a recommendation to boulder city council, and they will have to make a decision by september 6. jamie leery, cbs4 news.>> a michael bennett a wide lead in the senate race. he has 54%-38% lead over glenn, and el paso county commissioner. >>> donald trump is keeping up his tough talk on the fight against isis. hillary clinton is hammering her opponent on his taxes and his refusal to release his returns. his campaign managemen

a new flag to represent our city, hoping for strong winds of support to adopt this new symbol of milwaukee. the winning flag is called "sunrise over the lake" the people's flag of milwaukee is now working to try and get elected officials to adopt it as the official city flag. want to learn more about the design, head to fox six now dot com -- or your fox six news mobile app, and click on "links." toss to weather. it's a beautiful start to the work week! thanks to high pressure, we'll stay mostly sunny for our monday, as well as the next few days. today, but will steadily increase as we head through the week. we're looking at the mid 80s tomorrow and the upper 80s by wednesday. along with the heat, humidity is going to make a strong comeback. with that, we have a chance for storms returning for thursday and friday. the chance for storms continues when our next cold front will pass through, cooling us off and drying us out again. today: mostly sunny and comfortable. high: 82 dewpoint: 62 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 65 high: 86 dewpoint: 65 wind: s 5-10 mph wednesday: mostly

. >> it didn't tell people this was actually to adopt a new tax. >> there have been people who talked about the aggressive imposed. and i think the definition of imposing and the definition of implementing, you can't implement without an imposition of the tax. so i think it's very clear. >> reporter: the city clerk will take what she heard today, take an origination to boulder city council, and is they'll have to make a decision september 6th. >>> as the investigation continues into how a young boy died on a kansas waterstlied, the two -- waterslide, the two wo >> we know libraries are a lace to check out book. i'm gonna tell you about a new program letting people check out wi-fi. >> a couple of cool waves in the next 24 hours! the first went through this afternoon. along with the rain. the next one will drop us into the 70s for heiss tomorrow! >> reporter: gary kubiak says trevor siemian will start on saturday. but is he closer to >> reporter: students move back into an apartment building after the city deemed it uninhabitable. what was wrong >>> the 10-year-old boy killed on the wor

the smart phone is a key differentiator. >> and with e will see going forward, significant adoption of these newed displays going forward again it's materials innovation that is enabling that adoption, in this new memory and in these new displays going up by a factor of three. so, again -- >> wide materials is an incredible position. >> so what trends would you say you're most closely tracking when it comes to this? i mean, you've named a number of things, ar, vr, which is still small, 3d nand which is going to be huge because we know how much is being used throughout for consumer and enterprise. led is going to be big as well. as we track your broad potential and try to imagine it over several quarters, is there one of those categories that's going to be more important than the others? >> i would say near term, we're in the early innings of some big multi-year waves. organic led display adoption is going to be huge. and applied in a unique position relative to that particular wave. the memory trend also -- this is the biggest change that we've seen in decades. we're in the early innings of that

a new flag to represent our city, hoping for strong winds of support to adopt this new symbol of milwaukee. a new flag to represent our city, hoping for strong winds of "sunrise over the lake" the people's flag of milwaukee is now working to try and get elected officials to adopt it as the official city flag. want to learn more about the design, and its meaning? head to fox six now dot com -- or your fox six news mobile app, and click on "links." it's one of the highlights of the wisconsin state fair -- the food! and this week, one dish will be crowned champion of the golden spork award. up next -one of the finalists that has five different flavors. and back and forth on voter i-d tonight we clear up the confusion. wisconsin state fair is the food-- and this week, only one dish will be crowned champion of the golden spork award. fox6's jonathon gregg introduces you to one of the finalists. "there are some attractions you can only find at the wisconsin state fair, nowhere else the entire year. we found one of those at saz's" game and in the 5th or 6 inning there are the racing sausages." so

and to end up like adele here, saying hello to a new family. >> they'll be ready for adoption in a few weeks. if you have your eye on one, keep checking their website. healthy to take home. >> potentially a misdemeanor if there's a crime. >> that's it. >> festivals and high school football games underway. will the weather cooperate with the outdoor plans? >> we have the answer now. >> tonight has been nice, mostly clear skies and nice to be out and about. off to the southwest, there's in the dayton area and indianapolis. that's associated with warmer air. we have high pressure to the northeast. and that is providing a northerly breeze. and that's bumping up against a stationary front. that's where the warmer temperatures are. what's left the evening, and into the overnight, it's going to be gorgeous, but saturday is hot and late storm chance and then the pop up rain and storm chances will continue into sunday. that's expected to be equally as warm and humid. that is coming up in a bit. >>> betsy, thanks. >> the city of cleveland has under gone a transformation and so how the burning ri

a new flag to represent our city, hoping for strong winds of support to adopt this new symbol of milwaukee. with photojournalist joe wagener, ben handelman, fox 6 news. the winning flag is called "sunrise over the lake" the people's flag of milwaukee is now working to try and get elected officials to adopt it as the official city flag. want to learn more about the design, head to fox six now dot com -- or your fox six news mobile app, and click on "links." it's the movie everyone is talking about. and it finally hit theaters last weekend. next -- how jared leto prepared for the iconic role of the joker. here's a live look outside from our city center camera looking down water street in downtown milwaukee. ad lib what you see weather expert tom wachs is up next with a thanks to the high pressure we've had in place the past couple of days, we'll stay mostly clear and quiet tonight. lows will be warm and comfortable in the upper 60s. heading into tuesday, we'll see a slow warming trend, with highs closer to 84. humidity will also steadily mostly sunny through wednesday. tonight: mostly clear.

new homes. this one from waldorf, are finding animals a place to stay until they can be reunited with their owners or adopt it into new homes. it from ournd send sister station in austin, texas, a car swept away after a heavy burst of rain. the people inside escaped without being hurt. the car was dragged several hundred feet. law enforcement are reminding drivers not to go around the barricades. as they'll we say, turn around, don't ground. -- don't drowned. this surely did not help traffic. a boat became unhitched and was parked around the exit in sponsoring a county. i can only imagine the backups. virginia state police say that nobody was killed. billions of people weren't convince -- billions of people were inconvenience, however. oh, my gosh. josh: if you have been down there, 95, south of town --. kimberly: and there is no workaround, i'm sorry, folks. it was a beautiful saturday. be able tou got to enjoy it, it was great. tomorrow's a different story. the cloud cover making its way into the picture. the temperatures feeling good, 80 degrees at reagan national. it feels more like 82. the humidity is

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adoption inquiries. march 8th is day -- they can go to new homes. the adoption is $20 per dog. >>> a woman's trip to a walmart in kentucky was quite eventful and tu sensation. she posted this photo of two dogs on facebook. in the caption she explained she saw the car they were in, crash into the side of a building. it wasn't a serious impact. when she looked in, and noticed the dog was behind the wheel. she joked they decided to get their mommy in the store. the woman sat with the dogs until their just a minor detail. >> that's a weird story. >>> a frightening shopping ordeal to tell you about. at 4:00, a 4-year-old gets locked in a safe. how he ended up in fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and dowloads speeds, s can. >>> it was a scary 15 minu

. >>> a valley medical center recently adopted a new practice. and is it used all across the country. it aims to make new moms feel comfortable and keep their newborns safe. >> during a vital time when you are getting things going. award for the program. fox 10's anita roman has more. >> so you are 36 weeks -- >> first time and new moms have a lot to be excited about. hearing their baby's heart beat for the first time is one of them there is also a lot to be nervous about. >> the whole purpose of this program is really to connect moms with the supplies and the services to make sure them and their baby have a healthy and safe start at life. >> last december mountain park health center in phoenix launched the baby box program. today- boxes have been distributed. >> a lot of the stuff i didn't have like the baby wrap and the little groom kit. it's going to be -- yeah, it will be nice. >> baby wraps, bottles, bibs even an umbrella. the balk contains everything mom and dad need. >> the benefit of having your own health kit is being able to assess your

he tells newscenter 5 that schools will adopt a new policy. >> institute a new procedure. every single day, in the morning, we're going to flush ever single water fountain because we know that that's critical to getting the lead that's been in the pipes overnight out >> the report showed elevated levels of lead at seven boston public schools. water fountains in both schools have been deactivated. while they are offline students and staff will be offered bottled water. >> today was graduation day for who never got a chance to finish high school while growing up. new at 6:00, news in us's david -- reports, that never stopped her from learning. >> bingo day at the senior center. >> and she showed up with no idea she was about to hit the jackpot. ? happy birthday to you ? >> she turns a hundred this week and along with her cake her daughter decided >> in the archives of her life this will be noted. . >> one of 10 children born to italian immigrants she was about to enter high school when the great depression hit. >> to make ends meet claire's parents decided she would have to

however, when jail in the south is adopting a new approach to rehabilitation. inmates are encouraged to work and even set up their own businesses. >> this is like being outside. you are deprived of your freedom, but they let you show that you don't want to go out and be a criminal again. >> it now serves as a blueprint as the country works to reform its prison sentence -- prison system. most businesses owned by the prisoners themselves and hire other prisoners as employees. they can send their earnings to their families or exchange the money to buy goods. >> we do believe that people are shaped by their own circumstances. that is something we strongly believe. therefore, if the circumstances change, the person should change. >> two former inmates decided to set up a bakery inside the prison was a have an released. >> the only possibilities i saw could notew that i launch a business like this one outside. >> against all odds, the jail has helped the former convict establish a for themselves free from the confines of bars. >> the day after delta canceled 1000 fli

management plans to transport them to ridgecrest, california, where they will be available for adoption . new information on a story a lot of people have been talking about since we first reported it. you'll remember the woman who through the tile in her shower. she told us her management company wasn't taking it seriously. but after our story aired, a maintenance crew showed up at her apartment near nellis and stewart to rip off the tile and see what else was behind the wall. "he seen something he didn't like so he continued to dig up more of the tiles and he seen more he didn't like so he just started taking up everything." starece slaughter has lived there for a year and says she never saw a mushroom in there until this week. "i don't want the forest. i don't want narnia. i don't want the smurfs. i've heard everything from mario and the mushroom. i've heard all kinda stuff about this mushroom. ok??" starece's apartment complex is now getting rid of the mold and installing a new shower. another update..we're getting our first close-up at the hive full of bees that attacked a man. this is fr

tortoise group is sponsoring a weekend long adoption drive- waiving the normal adoption fee of seventy five dollars and encouraging new the only catch.. you must build a proper habitat.. which means a backyard.. with accessible water, food or tortoise friendly plants.. and .. a burrow.. (( sarah mortimer/tortoise group adoption coordinator that's one of the most important features of the desert tortoise habitats they can spend up to 95% of their lives in their burrow )) ((christianne klein)) >> once you've adopted.. a desert tortoise is an easy-to-care-for pet with distinct personalities and a long commitment.. in captivity, they can live decades longer than humans... ((kobbe shaw/exec director tortoise group really understands it until you watch one and you see it just moving around and you think that's just the most interesting thing i've ever seen )) ((christianne klein)) >> if you're interested in adopting a desert tortoise, go to the tortoise group website tortoisegroup dot org- we've also put a link on our website lasvegasnow.com .. i also have the link on my facebook page... and don't be intimidated if you don'

the report will include concrete plans to accelerate the development and adoption of the new tools as well as solutions and to make recommendations to the fcc on the role government should play in this battle. the fact so many companies agree on such short notice to be your tells you the seriousness we have about finding a solution. i want to thank each of you for being here and for your leadership on this. and with that, chairman, we are ready to get to work. >> terrific. thank you. alison, are you going to wrap us up? >> thank everybody. i think it was a great kickoff. not just a couple of which is the announcements. this is the end of the kickoff portion of the meeting. we will take a 12 minute break for strike force members back into the break room. there's coffee as well and we will reconvene at 10:45 with the strike force for the working session of the meeting. great, thanks. >> thanks, alison. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> tonight on "the communicators" on how law enforcement uses cell phone tracking to find criminals and terrorist suspects. >> the way

devising their new judicial systems modeled, many of them, after ours, not a single one of those new democracies adopted life tenure for their constitutional courts. and in our states, of course, every state has a high court, there's only one state -- i think it's rhode island -- that has life tenure for its justices. every other state either has a term of years or an age limit. so, you know, kind of people have voted with their feet for life tenure for all federal judgements, it's not just the supreme court, is a little bit anomalous. and, you know, obviously it drives our confirmation process, nomination and confirmation process in knot very healthy -- in not very healthy ways because it randomizes the thing. so, you know, richard nixon had four within three years. jimmy carter had none. so every vacancy just carries a whole lot of weight because nobody knows when the next one might be. if it were regularized through term limits, it's at least possible to think that each vacancy wouldn't be quite so freighted. maybe that's naive, but, you know, when some people in the legal academy first sort of start

and no, it's not just about celebrating man's best friend but about adopting a new friend too. for the pricing, well, it's going to cost a couple trips outside to do what they got to do. might cost cuddle time on the couch. but the animal cruelty prevention society says the following the first year of sorry. but it's worth every penny. >> sure, brings down your blood pressure, makes you happier. you won't be spending that on medication. >>> current events and social issues are happening outside the classroom. what about inside? >> we get schooled on diversity as a classroom subject. >>> but first, leslee lacey has a close eye on police activity on i-4 near county line road. and we will have traffic on weather and traffic on the 8s is just three minutes (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. ? americans are buying more and more of everything online. and so many businesses rely on the united states postal service to get it there. because when y

as the state of new york adopted recently in their phasing out of their coal plants. they assure their workers of comparable financial support and benefit coverage for two years. we would be looking at a longer period. that and opent at it up to your questions. just underscoring we are really at a critical moment of transition on the climate as well as on related issues including global conflict which very often are related in fact to access to fossil fuels and their roots of transportation. hail mary moment. we very critically need to change course. we need to have an open and honest discussion about what we are actually facing, particularly our younger generation which has been held hostage not only by a predatory economy and system of student loans and public higher education, but by the full weight of the climate crisis falling on their heads. the number of young people who are locked into student loan debt which is essentially unpayable for most people, and it is not just young people, that's 43 million people trapped by student loan debt. that is enough to win a

so far, a few states and cities have adopted the new service - but that'll change over the next several years. fox's laura ingle explains. nat sot: we have the ambulance on the way calling 9-1-1 in an emergency is not always possible if you are in a dangerous situation where being overheard could bring you serious birkenheuer says: "if someones is inside their house or in the trunk of a car and they don't want anyone to hear them they can send a text msg and we can still provide assistance to them." but, text-to-911 is not available everywhere, the service is only operating in parts of 36 states and puerto rico based on a call center's capability to accept texts. as of mid-july, "text-to-911" became available in all of new jersey where some law makers say the service is an important part of the public safety toolkit ... especially when yu like the orlando florida nightclub shooting when people were hiding and trying to send messages for help young says: "if you are in an active shooter you can imagine, we're getting live information coming in from a text 911 about how many people are in

it's national dog day and it's not just about celebrating man's best friend but about adopting a new friend too. for the price, well, it will cost you. lots of love and lots of cuddling, right? the animal cruelty prevention society says following the first year of ownership, the pets can cost about 600 to $900 end up ahead with the money. >>> do dozens of navy officers gave one special performance and it will give you the good feels this morning. ? hail on to victory ? >> they're singing their famed fight song to nearly a 100-year- old vet at his home. the pearl harbor survivor stood in salute while watching from his porch. the footage has already received 4.5 million facebook >> yeah, really is. >>> well, diamonds may be a girl's best friend, women all over the world might like this better. it's one huge pearl, possibly the large nest the world. discovered inside an equally massive clam in the philippines. >> you can't put that on a ring. >> no, you can't. it's broke. it looks broke, doesn't it? and it's more than two feet long, one foot wide and weighs in at 75 pounds. neck. >> yea

he said dianne douglas refuses to adopt new policies. >> a law maker will have to convince a jury the charges against her are part of a witch hunt. she is accused of food stamp fraud. trial november 1. >>> witnesses, bullets and conversations with victims, some of the details in reports on the serial street shooter. hundreds of pages. he is still out there. abc's jason valentine is live with the conclusions experts could draw from the information. what are you learning? >> reporter: we are waiting on two of those reports for the shootings that happened. we do have this. talking about hundreds of pages from 7 of the 9 serial street shooter attacks. everythi the serial street shooter up to this point. the details. most striking, in three of the attacks witness reported seeing somebody else in the car with the shooter. in june he killed a 12-year-old and two women. reports say a witness saw two people in the shooter's car. in another incident witnesses said someone was holding a gun out the back window of a shooter's car. explain another detail, the shooter has been seen in different car

new things. if you are interested in getting more information about adopting hector, go to our website, >>> new numbers show problem in massachusetts does not seem to be slowing down. >> over the past 5 years, the number of overdose deaths in massachusetts has more than tripled. last year alone, more than 1600 people died from an opioid overdose. as massachusetts continues to be on the forefront, some cities and towns are using a new type of narcan in hopes of saving more lives. >> and this requires 1 dose, not 2. bill shields has a overdosed in quincy, it took two doses of narcan to bring him back to life. even though narcan has saved many lives, it's not foolproof. >> time is of the essence. remove the cap here. remove the cap here. >> reporter: it takes several steps and precious seconds to put the applicator together. first responders are often a lot of pressure. >> we had an incident where an officer putting it together and something, do something, and he is moving as fast as he can. >> reporter: officer paul wilson discovered a small, easy to use applicator, no assembly. >> just 1 squirt. that's

then one day, i was adopted. my new parents opened their hearts and home to me.y parents cook my favorite breakfast for me every morning. my parents take me on trips i never thought i would go on. they gave me a home and an even better reason to use that suitcase. my parents aren't perfect, but they're perfect for me. nuclear warfare. i'm leland vittert. back to "bulls and bears." >>> president obama addressing the iran cash controversy this week, saying the $400 million given to iran at the same time of hostage release, was not ransom. critics not buying it. and now john says instead of sending plane loads of cash to iran, send sanctions instead. >> yeah. that's right. look, it's hard to put toothpaste back in the tube and once you've opened up the sanctions a lot of companies starting to do business with iran but you have to stop it when we can. it took three and a half decades to get sanctions on iran where they had to come to the table. they came to the table with us, the ones holding a pair of deuces. we're holding a full house and let them dictate the terms

. >> joe and his wife martha were excited to adopt their new dog who was also rescued from louisiana. >> if we could give a good home for these animals, we're into i. dogs but she doesn't know how many yet. >> cleveland 19 news. >> i don't know. you have two little ones. you could probably use another one. >> another one? >> we were just talking about or dogs and how much they're like family and how much they add to people's lives, so if you can, certainly it's a good thing to o down there and pick up one of these pups. >> i'm ready for another one. >> hey, hello, dolly. we have an undate on a bird stolen from a canton store. we showed you pictures yesterday. someone stole dolly the parrot from whiskers accident wings and wild things. the suspect actually threw the bird in the front door and ran away. good things the pet is now in te store. >> it wasn't hurt. >> well, cleveland 19 is a proud responser of the susan g. komen race for the cure. tomorrow i would serve as the honorary chair for the 18th year and this event has introduced me other. >> my doctor found my lump and said it was

. >> the next step is to get those pets vet care and adopted out to new permanent homes. >>> if you'reiscount kindidining this is gi some businesses a business boost. we explain how it works. >> reporter: and in a matter of seconds the question of where to eat is answered. we met with the guys behind spot luck. >> we helped connect the dots with people. >> it shows how rapidly spot luck has grown. start up businesses in d.c. and now expansion in philadelphia. you can use it in center city. >> scan food, fun, tacky. >> reporter: you get a higher discount on monday than a weekend or a rainy day than a nice one like today. it only works for the day you use it. >> on a tuesday at 2:00 p.m. shouldn't be the same price on friday night at 6:00 or when it's storming. >> reporter: the founder says this app has grown 850% which benefits a lot of these local restaurants. >> i have this hooked up to my cell phone. it probably rings like 20 or 30 times a day telling me there are spotluck customers in the restaurant. >> reporter: nbc 10 news. >>> well, it is comfortably warm outside to be the but th

news. a 3-month old kitten is missing tonight.. after a cat-napper struck at a petsmart over the weekend.. during an adoption event. 13 action news reporter marti glaser spoke with people in the rescue group hoping to bring the kitten home safe. trt:43 some people will steal anything they can getthere paws on .. even a n adorable kitten like this and that's exactly what happened this past saturday petsmart on eastern. sot 165654 the kitten that was stolen was a brown tabby about 3 month old his name is reese .165656 fox says reese hasn't vaccinations and they're concerned and want to make sure that he gets the proper care he needs reese is microchipped and has a chipped ear - a symbol he has been spade and neutered, as live ... homeward bound is offering a reward of 500 dollars for reese's return ... right chaplin we want him to come home marti glaser 13 an entire community in mourning tonight following a devastating crash on the i-15 that killed three family members. why one family friend says the two surviving members will never be alone. and.... a worldwide computer outage for delta airlines left thousand

. >> the next step in all of this is to get the pets veterinary care and help them get adopted to newpermanent homes. >> kindergarten registration in philadelphia starts on monday. yeah, the summer is just about done. and the school district is pushing parents to take advantage of it. the district is hoping to avoid chaos when those five year olds head to class next month that's because thousands of kindergartners show up every year without being registered ahead of time. that causes headaches for school staff and families. >> you're going to spend a lot of time waiting, producing documents, not having a classroom already assigned for your child. >> what advice would you have to other parents? >> just look around and, again, do your research. >> parents registering their children at elementary school need to bring id, your child's birth certificate, the child's record of vaccinations and two forms of proof of address. the first day of school is september 14th. >>> let's begin by taking a look at your neighborhoods. right now those temperatures outside not bad, 74 degrees where we sit

now, the valley's news leader./// >>> the animal foundation is offering another round of discounted adoptions. they are calling it their "bark to school" special. right now, the animal foundation says there are more than 90 dogs and 45 cats available for adoption. the are offering 25 dollar adoption fees.. for all dogs six months and older. fees are being waived for pit bulls six months and older. the adoption specials runs through august 22-nd. /// ((kirsten joyce)) very first birthday! the two animals turned one on friday.. after becoming siegfried and roy's newest additions to their animal family last year. the girl cubs were treated to some juicy watermelons... and had a bunch of presents scattered in their exhibit. these cubs are part of a small group.. that were introduced to the exhibit in five years. two other cubs also made their debut last year with them. /// >>> that's all for 8 news now live at noon.. the valley's news remember that 8 news now is always available at las vegas now dot com, facebook and twitter. ? [ seagulls calling ] >> liam: quinn's never gonna stop. she's never g