pet owners face jail time if their pets are not wearing a belt. by what's getting done. the twenty billion doars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. >> well, you've heard of students cutting class and how about lawmakers cutting classes? california now planning to allow kids to skip the second year of science so the state can save money. but the u.s. ranking 17th in the world in science, john said dumbing down of science is hurting the economy. >> silicon valley in california . bill gates begged the administration to increase we need 15 million jobs that americans will not be ready for. if you get a science and math degree. you will get a job. and instead of trying to push this

increasingly common trend. >> in 2010 we tracked 255 pets, compare that to last year we tracked 432 pets out. . >> those are just the cases they track through media. more than two million pets disappeared last year. less than 10% made it back home. a pet expert claims companies want to change that by bringing options to animal owners, take the tag gps system as an example. >> it attach to the collar and will track the pet in relevant time. >> reporter: you get a text when the dog or cat leaves the zone you set up and you will see where they are as long as the color collar is still on. also this collar, that tells others about your animal. just register the pet online and order the identity tag that can be read. >> if someone has the phone app they can scan the tag and find out all about your pet. there are also amber alerts for pets where you can up load all the data, pay a fee and they will do all of the leg work for you. >> reporter: with animal theft becoming a problem around the country the kenl club still prefers chipping that is under the animal's skin. if they taken. >> tell the p

one pet at a time.na one smartblend. >>> there is a crack drown beginning across the country tonight on a serious threat to highway safety. drivers who like to keep their pets in their laps or on a seat unrestrained. it is a has dard for people and pets. here is abc's dan harris. >> reporter: the wind swept k nine drinking in the open air, it's an icon of the american road. we drive with them on our laps and sometimes even give them free rain in the car, but while we're all well versed in the dangers of texting and driving, aaa finds nearly a third of all drivers today admit to being distracted by their pets. states are starting to move on this. hawaii outlawing drivers from holding a pet on lap. rhode island and oregon, while drivers and connecticut and maine now face fines. all because of accidents like the one david reed survived. driving with his daughter, their dog jumped into reed's lap and he took his eye off the road for just a second. >> i tried to stop in time, but i swerved but i wasn't able

we only eat local and our pet food should be local as well. and we thought that pet owners would like that. >> reporter: and they did, in very large numbers. so large that five year old, san francisco-based, small batch pets is one of the fastest growing companies in the raw slice of the $20 billion pet food industry. >> dogs and cats don't cook. that's the best way i can put it. they're anatomically made to eat raw food. it's completely bio-available to them, they assimilate it properly. you can see it in their coat, their teeth. >> reporter: nice doggie. this is where all the magic began? small batch pets started in the mission district, one bowl, one blender, giving the food away to folks in the neighborhood. that was then. >> we get in a truck load on wednesday morning and were shipping almost half of it out, that same day. this is now, distribution border to border in california with expansion on track for the entire pacific northwest. that said, how do you keep the small in small batch? >> were gonna grow, that's gonna happen. with a gre

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never leave your pet or child in a hot car. the inside of the car can heat up to 200 degrees very quickly. more than 2345 children are killed each year after being left in hot cars according to the national highway traffic safety administration. leaving a pet or child in a hot car sill legal in our state. make a habit of looking in the back seat before walking away from the car every day f your spouse is take the child, have them call you to make sure the dropoff was okay. maybe leave your purse or briefcase in the back seat so you'll have to turn around and check it out. if you do see a child or pet locked in the car and you cannot find the driver, call police right away. >>> another way to cool off in this heat, hit the bee. admission is free for families under 11. the counties will has 26 water front parks, walking paths and playgrounds, so check it out. we want to help you survive the heat. you can find the cooling centers near you and also some tips to help you lower your electric bill and what you need to know about choos

pets can't survive long either. leaving a pet or child in a car is illegal in maryland. experts say sometimes they're left by mistake. here are a few tips to keep in mind. make a habit of looking in the back seat before you walk away from that car. do this every day. if your spouse is taking your child or pet somewhere, have them call you to make shower that dropoff took place. there's a couple things you can do to re mind yourself that your child or pet it in the car with you. how about this. leave your purse or briefcase in the back seat so you'll have to turn around and check. remember, if you do see a child or pet locked in a car and can't see a driver right away, call 911. >> to help you survive the heat wave, check ot our website. you can find cooling centers near you, and what you need to mow about selecting a sun screen. you can find information in our featured story section. >>> in 20 days, truck 10 is supposed to shut down due to budget cuts. a man walks into the west laugh yacht fire house for help -- lafayette fear house for help. >> reporter: this is how it

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ava has some really cute pets. >> good morning.his is the location that the pets on wheels will be holding their big fundraiser. i'm here with some therapy dogs. what a sweet dog. i would imagine it is a pretty risk process. >> they cannot bite or think about it. sun bought with dementia -- somebody with dementia it tends to be grabby. >> the stocks have gone through a process to make sure they are calm -- these dogs got their process to make sure they are calm. >> we have a rabbit that is 23 pounds. he will be in the kissing booth at the event. >> you are here with your dog rocky. maybe it is more about the temperament of the dog then the breed. >> it is all about temperament. these dogs have great temperament. rocky is fantastic. he loves everything. he is a traffic breed, a mixed breed dog. he was a rescue. he has a fabulous temperament. >> the big fundraiser is coming up in two weeks. you can get involved and maybe get your pet as a therapy animal. to have the patients patience with the tortoise.. >> that is a wonderful program

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s die in hot cars. >> -- pets i do in hot cars. -- pets die in hot cars. >> a lot of people don't realize once their air is off in their car it just takes seconds to heat up so quickly. >> reporter: even if the windows are cracked that doesn't make a difference, but those cracked windows are exactly what shannon is looking for. >> nice clean car, nothing is in it, no dog, no animal, just checking because the windows are down and it's parked in the shade. so you just never know. >> reporter: but shannon's job isn't just to enforce. it's also to educate. 70 degrees and up is too hot to leave your pet in a parked car. >> too much. >> very risky just even for a few minutes. >> yeah. doesn't matter. it's an ordinance. >> reporter: last november the city of alexandria passed a new ordinance that gave animal control officers like shannon some real power to keep people from leaving their pets in hot cars. now if you're caught leaving your dog in a car when the outside temperature is 70 degrees or hotter, you'll be found guilty of a class 3 misdemeanor and you'll be fined $250. >> very careful. >>

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mile ease dog treats sold in many stores including pet co. chambers says she bought them at the morgan hill store. we took pictures to show you they're being sold there. >> this is impacting a lot of people. i just don't think there enough out there to help people stop buying these things. hopefully push retailers to pull them off shelves. it's the right thing to do. >> and here is what pet co had to say. neither the fda nor our suppliers recommended any recalls of chicken jerky products so they said that they'll continuing selling them. two other products, wagon train, and canyon creek ranch both made by nestle purina pet care. >> thank you. >> the state senate passed a measure making it easier to challenge tickets triggered by red light crams and establishes state wide standards for operation of traffic enforcement cameras. drivers challenge tickets issued by them and question their accuracy. he says it will make sure drivers rights are protected. >> in health news a problem, if you have cellulite you know exercise alone just not going get

there are some proud pet owners in san francisco and they have brought all their pets here to strut their stuff. >> it's an annual event that we've had. this is our 18th year. we bring in rescue groupers, vendors, supporters, lots and lots of animals. it's a proud day for us and for the animals of san francisco. >> the costume contest is really fun. people get really creative. it's a really fun event. people go all out, create costumes, buy costumes, whatever it is. but there's some really fun ones. >> we're just celebrating the pets and just their companionship and how they are invaluable. so everybody's having fun. >> we're the city's open door shelter. that means we take in every animal that comes through our door regardless of age, condition, species, everything in the city comes through us that is in need. >> animal care control, it is such an important agency and is very understaffed, has very few resources. but we make animals don't have a home, that we get them a home and that we don't put the animals to sleep, that we're able to adopt them out. >> we have a huge number of volunte

the pet becoming a projectile. in a 35-mile-an-hour crash, a dog weighing 50 pounds is propelled forward with 1500 pounds of force. >> you wouldn't drive with your child in your lap. we want to keep them safe just as we would your child. >> reporter: cat miller showed us how to keep your pet safe with a special inexpensive harness. >> the length of the tether should allow him to sit comfortably and stand up normally. but not to roam around the back seat. >> i feel so responsible driving this way. >> reporter: check out how ron reacts when strapped in. >> he looks like he's enjoying it. >> yeah. you want a tummy rub? >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >> so we're almost there, aren't we? >> that car is coming. oh, fluffy. >> fluffy okay? >> it's all right. >> we need to get a harness for fluffy. >> he can borrow mine. >> that's good. >> he's been drinking, too. it's sad. so sad. follow the wings. ♪ a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down the medicine go down medicine go down ♪ ♪ just a spoonful of s

i took joy from the pets. cheese at the ceiling and waited for the dog to get it and it just stuck there.wcwcwcwcwcwcwcwcwcwc >>> this morning on "world news now" -- a critical day in the jerry sandusky sex abuse trial, the former penn state coach may take the stand himself. >> as his legal team faces challenges defending him. it's wednesday, june 20th. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> and i'm paula faris on this wednesday. we'll update the jerry sandusky case and hear from his wife dottie coming up. >>> also, the frantic calls to 911 from rodney king's girlfriend, they were just released. you will hear her desperation and how the police responded. some people say the police did not act in an expeditious manner. >> bizarre ending to a troubled life. also this morning the latest from egypt where former strongman, hosni mubarak's stroke made the political turmoil in cairo even more unpredictable. look at the scene, so reminiscent of 16 months ago. when and chow all the unrest in that country end?

. >>> tonight at 11 having a pet can change your life but so can losing a pet. we will take a closer look at how owners are getting more and more help from high tech gadgets and in the fight to find lost pets. that story is tonight at 11. and aileen gabbey from the maryland spca has a a cute kitten up for adoption. lost pets end up at your shelter. >> we see lofts animals and there are things people can do to prevent that and find them. neutering your helps to prevent a lost animal they kind of hook for a mate. we have a id tag on case who is our cint up for a-- kitten up for adoption and that's the best way to get your pet home e can't speak and this speaks for him. >> good. now casey needs a home and cats are the big push at the maryland spca. this is all because of the baltimore 500. can you explain what it's all about. >> the baltimore 500 is maryland spcabarcs and hugh main sewed we seat goal of adopting 500 cats and kittens and the adoption fee is waiveed and ive gets a free pet exam. >> head over to the website and like them on facebook and you are opened

pets can stay as long as it takes....ut innother parts of the country shelters are hitting crisis levels.... waving adoption fees to lighttn the load. 05:24- 05:38 aalleenngabbey: thisshas been ggowing over the past few years and i think baltimore has ts own set of unique challenges, the economy has been tough on this city and theefact that soomany pets are us there are issues in oor ows community.foreclosures in baltimore are up 20 percent over the last year..... and millions into housing assistancee... and while toogh times call for tough decisions ....00:31:21- 00:31:34dave: its eartbreaking, in my mind pn animaa is like a udget and if you cant budget for the amount of animals in yoor housee you shouldnt ave them. the best a pet can hhpe ffr is 00:32:47- 00:32:50dave: she'll get whatever she wants, &pshe'lll be spoilld for thee rest of her life, so. next in sports... ed reed... ssiil a no show!why big bill!next in sports. ((break 3)) get your cash back! oh, hi. which cash back booth looks better to you, chase freedom o

if we had a puppy or pets over there -- you know. the shelter could bring pets there. this is the last thing. i want to talk about the s.r.o. we need more activities. >> thank you. supervisor cohen? >> are pets allowed in s.r.o.'s? >> yes. that would make them more happy. >> dan? walter janus? lorenzo boston? betty trainer? ellen helms? benito casavos? margarita -- danette lambert? nancy cross? catherine from family service agency. the veterans equity center -- and robert webber. next speaker? >> i am dennis scary. i stay in a private s.r.o. hotel. action needs to be taken to educate and train these people for the best of our hotels. you get home late at night and your arms are full of packages. the desk clerk brought me in and said that i forgot my keep. i said i just needed help with the door. she said i could not forget my key or she would not let me in. other residents have been refused entry. and some are more limited ability that i am. sometimes our tourist stuck in the elevator? they could have released this from the basement. i have instructions to press the ca

if you have been thinking of adopting a pet there's added incentive. it is free to adopt a dog or cat this weekend at more than 80 locations in alameda and contra costa and san francisco counties. it is to benefit animal shelters at the same time. >>> it is the beginning of a new life for madison the dog going home with her new friend. >>> i said all man out the door that is my dog >>> for each happen to pet owner, there's a wagging tail to match. >>> her name right now is kiowa but i don't know what my daughter has in store >>> this is perfect for us >>> all of these animals adopted for free this weekend and for each animal adopted the shelter gets up to $2,000 from manny's fund a charity for a schnauzer that once belonged to a billionaire east bay businessman. >>> when i was relatively poor i promised if we made money we would give it back >>> the goal of this adopted on is to find homes for 3000 pads. >>> we have one hundred 75 animal and a first person showed up at 4:30 a.m. our staff is energized will clear out the sheltered >>> the animal rescue

the revised law bans pet shop owners from subjecting dogs and cats to bright lights from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. it ames to protect animals from possible health hazards resulting from such treatment. the government will delay implementing similar regulations at so-called cat cafes where cat lovers play and relax with cats. those businesses can continue to operate until 10:00 p.m. for two more years. the law also requires that for profit animal shelters and pet auctioneers register with their prefectural governments. this is due to hygiene concerns and difficulties tracing the medical records of pets sold at auction. >>> computer wizards from around the globe are competing to find out who is best at cybersecurity. they are headed to moscow for an annual contest called capture the flag. it may appear like fun and games but the goal of the competition is to get participants to make the best use of their knowledge to help prevent cyberattacks. 12 teams pitted their skills against each other in the preliminary round on wednesday and thursday. a team of college students from japan took pa

let's talk about pets. pet poo is the big problem in our neighborhood because we have more pets than children. >> is there na any additional public comment? public comment is closed. i see one person -- is there anyone else? i will clsose public comment after this -- >> i will drop what i'm going to say. i'm martha from the haight and i live a block fro mthe recycling center. i wanted to support that organization so much. i recycled there for years. the money that comes into that organization goes out to public services. he should get credit for the recycling program that saved the organization. it is a noutstanding service. i would like you to see the site. please protect it. >> so -- i will say it one last time. and then we'll get on to the survivors hearing. >> i am larry stringer, the deputy director of operations. this problem represents a huge challenge. we are the ones who are called to clean it up. i believe this is a legislative issue. this is where we can focus. our hands are tied. we can go insid

don't leave your pets or small children outdoors in this heat and make sure your pets have shade or keep them inside. make sure they have plenty of water and do not leave children in cars in this weather or pets. very, very important. five-day forecast showing you, we're looking at a few showers starting monday night, tuesday and wednesday. chance of thunderstorms due to a back door cold front coming in from north. but after that, we are back to some clouds and sunshine again by thursday. but tomorrow is going to be a hot and sunny day once again hitting at 91 degrees. we cool down behind that front heading back to seasonal conditions by the end of the week. laura. spl very good, thanks very much. >>> a big show on tap for nissan sports xtra. lindsey murphy joins us for a quick preview. lindsey. >> we are jam packed. the nats and o's with dramatic wins. and the nba finals are set. who will face the thunder for the nba championship? we'll tell you next on nissan sports xtra. >> thanks very much. that does it for us. fox 5 news is always on. keep it right here. sports xtra is just 2 minute

we're talking about the annual pet adoption on the goal is to help dogs and cats in the shelters thatthem the director of communications for it the funds joining us this morning. >>> at the sam bias because this is one of my favorite organizations out there because it's a win-win for the animals shelters in people who need a loving pet tell us about how works. >>> airbase in three counties this year we're working with 62 organizations in 80 locations and pets are free every location drop these three counties next weekend on june 9th and 10th. >>> the goal is to get as many cuts at a local shelters as he possibly can? >>> the goal of 3000? >>> once it into the shelters next weekend and fined 3000 pets' homes adoptions are freeze to help everyone has been thinking about a pet will take this opportunity to come down and get to the love of their life. >>> so it's not only the rich get the adoption for free but then the shelter its money frees pad it drops out? >>> exactly we're covering the adoption fees and much more we're paying the shelters 500 $2,000 for every adoption and this is our

if you think of adopting a pet now could be the time, you can adopt a dog or cat for free this weekendat more than 80 locations. anne mackovic with more. >>> she is beautiful >>> in the beginning of a new life for madison the dog: home with their new friend lisa. >>> i saw her and i set out the door that is my dog >>> for each happen to pet owner, there's a wagging tail to match. >>> her name is kyle dandon but i don't want my daughters have in store >>> we're waiting for a second cat. >>> all of these animals adopted for free this weekend and for each animal adopted the shelter gets from $500-to thousand dollars from a charity founded by an east bay businessman. >>> we got nanny and had a great live with her when i was relatively pour i promised if we ever made some money we would give it back >>> the goal of the adopted on is to find homes for 3000 pets. >>> we have a hundred 75 animals the first person showed up at 4:30 a.m., our volunteers are energized we will clear out the shelter >>> the rescue foundation in walnut creek one of 65 shelters participating and something beautiful f

behind. >> just like so many of us who are pet lovers, j.fe place and her child. >> reporter: susan miller is the rosebrook center ceo. >> what could we do? we made an exception and i must say, we're glad we did. >> reporter: the center broke its own no-pets policy and welcomed them both in. >> it was just great to see the bonding that they had, the healing process that they went through together. it really made us realize that this was something that we needed to do that we needed to provide this opportunity for women to bring their pets. >> reporter: and so they did. unveiling last week a brand-new pet kennel, adjacent to the center. they dedicated it to mckenzie and jay matthew. how rewarding is it knowing that your story helped to create a place where pets are allowed? >> it is awesome. it is -- it is amazing. >> reporter: but the kennel is more than just an accommodation to pets. it is a potential life saver. >> to be able to know that a woman will no longer have to make that choice, that they will either have to try and get safe or hav

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with temperatures near 100 there, a pet store is now serving doggy gelato.ce cream for dogs. >> no eggs, no milk, no sugar. no taste. and comes in vanilla, rice and yogurt flavors. >> if it cools you off, do what you got to do. >>> now, for a look at morning road conditions. flooded streets from the dakotas to kansas city, omaha and the upper midwest. and wet across east texas and south florida. slick at times from eastern pennsylvania to west virginia. >> if you're flying today, it should be a pretty smooth trip. weather-related airport delays only expected in minneapolis. >> two days-straight, maybe? >> keep it clean. >>> well, a florida woman is trying to clear her name after complaining about a tsa pat-down. >> surveillance video from southwest florida airport actually shows the passenger, carol price, doing the patting down. she grabs a tsa supervisor, trying to demonstrate how she, herself, was searched by an agent. price's attorney claims the agent had groped his client's genitals and her breasts. >> she did not touch the supervisor as intrusively as

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pets die in hot cars. >> even for a few minutes. >> yeah, doesn't matter, yeah. it's an ordinance. >> reporter: last november the city of alexandria passed a new ordinance that gave animal control services like shannon some real power to keep people from leaving their pets in hot cars. now if you're caught leaving your dog in a car when the outside temperature is 70 degrees or hotter, you'll be found guilty of a class 3 misdemeanor and you'll be fined $250. today is a good day, no tickets and no trapped dogs. in alexandria kristin fisher accident 9 news now. -- kristin fisher, 9 news now. >>> in other news the university of virginia board of visitors announced it will meet to reconsiderate ouster of the president, teresa sullivan. that move follows a huge outcry from faculty, students and alums. bruce leshan has the story. >> reporter: sources say that the board of visitors would not have called this extraordinary meeting for next tuesday unless there were the votes on the board to reinstate the ousted president here at uva, teresa sullivan. it takes just three v