you guys pet me. you take me someplace where i can be fostered. >> wow, they were ready for "deadliest catch." >> going fishing. >> they thought they had come for a rottweiler and they got shrimp. >> and they got another one because as they were leaving, this couple they had a stray dog that they were feeding but couldn't afford to keep it. >> can we have her and find her a home? >> the couple turned the puppy over to them. unfortunately this puppy whom they named caviar, her brother was hit by a car and killed so they've been kind of feeding her but they were so happy somebody could take her in and get her checked out. once they get her in the car there is all kinds of happiness going on. caviar shrimp and delphina the third has her own video you can check out online. >> hope for paws they come back with three strays think about how many more there are. >> exactly. that's why they're asking people to donate to them like $5 a month or anything because they are the ones that take these dogs in find the

give me pet, give me mike. ["family feud" theme plays] all right, guys, here we go.t top 6 answers on the board. name a reason old macdonald decided to sleep in the barn. mike: to see the hen. steve: to see the hen. pet: he was tired of eating big macs. steve: he was tired--ha ha ha! he was tired of eating big macs. woman: we're gonna play! we're gonna play! play, play! mike: steve, we're gonna play. woman: whoo! [cheering and applause] steve: mike, how you doing, man? mike: i'm doing great. steve: what do you do for a living, mike? mike: well, steve, i've been fortunate. for the past 30 years, i've worked in the medical device business, so i've traveled to over 70 countries...

[cheering and applause] give me pet. give me camille. ladies, top 5 answers on the board.re we go. name a tool a construction worker might put in his pants to impress a lady. camille: a hammer. steve: a hammer. ha ha ha! a hammer. family: yeah! play, play! camille: we're gonna play. steve: they gonna play. [cheering and applause] dequincy, what you do, man? dequincy: man, first of all, i'm a proud husband of this beautiful lady right here. we have two beautiful young daughters name ava and makenzie. and then all day i'm a sex symbol for big men. [laughter] now, really. now, you know... [applause] you know... steve: this boy says, "all day, i'm a sex symbol for big men." dequincy: the husky genre. you knhu

. >> can you talk to me about pet insurance these days?because i had animals that had medical needs and i spent a lot of money on surgical procedures and medications, and when i get shufr insurance if it will help. >> there are differing opinions. i got it for my two dogs, recognizing i would not be able to handle a catastrophic event. but i did not want that decision to mean that i had to give them up or fine another, something else to do with them. so i decided to offer insurance. if you are considering this animal a part of your family, which we encourage everyone to do so, think about what you would do for a member of your family. and insurance might be a responsible thing to do. >> can they get that information at the shelters? or do they need to go to the vet? >> we do at the municipal shelter, we have, there are some challenges that we face in terms of making that sort of recommendation, so we, in montgomery county would certainly suggest that people talk to their vet about that. i know other places are able to make some suggestions

i ran over to medford pets and they let me take a few things away with the paying for them. turf take them back, of course , food puzzles, supposedly food puzzles are an unbelievable way to engage and even rich your dog psychological well-being, they gain confidence, working on a food puzzle. it takes more time to eat. dogs like to hunt, that is what they were originally designed for so they have to spend sometime, moving these pieces around and getting their kin he will out. use your regular kibble or that sort of thing or put a treat in there. you start slow because sometimes some dogs are better with one puzzle verse another. so just kind of watch. that but it is really good because it can help keep them calm, confident, and also create less destructive behavior in the house, if you start to work with food puzzles. if you go to the vet and they are used to the food puzzle stick one on the floor and let them play with it there. >> works with cats i have a food puts will, enrichment, mind and taste budd. >> but like a typical mom you were bragging it is too easy, for your c

pets to families. >> we have angie. i'm going to keep the name angie from upstairs. i am so excited to take her home with meeporter: last year about 54,000 pets found their forever homes on clear the shelters day and again this year so many people supporting animals opening their doors and hearts to new friends. in milpitas, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> it is 7:16. we'll check in with vianey arana with a look at our weekend forecast. you saw a lot of people going out, adopting pets. >> so many people. i think what made me even more happy, too, a lot of big dogs. typically the puppies get adopted right away. there were a lot of big dogs and elderly dogs that got a second chance at life and i have a cute story of a pit bull mix on my facebook page, zeus. he's a big, meaty guy, and he got adopted yesterday. >> all thanks to our wonderful viewers. >> so thank you guys for coming out. i hope you get a chance to tune into my live stream. let's talk about the forecast. if you adopted a pup yesterday, today the weather is going to be perfect so you can go outside and enjoy your new best friend, enjoy the outdoo

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me now. shannon, thanks so much for taking a couple minutes. we were talking so much about people, but petsowner, i would be debilitated if, you know, you lose your little cat, dog, whatever. tell me some of your stories. >> we're seeing lots of animals come in. we've taken in approximately 200 animals so far and expecting a lot more coming down the pike, obviously, as the circumstances worsen in houston and folks start to kind of migrate from there. we're starting to see a lot of folks that really -- obviously they're very attached to their animals. from an animal care services perspective in the city of san antonio, we're trying to do our very best that that's one less thing that residents in this place have to worry about. we've actually had folks who have had absolutely no relationship with other people they're bringing in, so they're bringing in these individuals that they found on facebook that needed help, along with their pets and everything, and kind of helping these folks get back on their feet. so it's good to see kind of the spirit of texas and staying together and working toget

i have a lot of people asking me questions about the solar eclipse. your pets will be fine. they won't notice. it won't be dark. you don't need headlights on. it's a bright and sunny day. >> we have something the crews in the field happened to notice. this is a live picture of the frank rizzo statue the focus of activity last night as some protesters want the statue taken down amid allegations that frank rizzo was homophobic and racist. black power is written in black paint on the statue. police have become aware of this. i believe that is police tape behind the statue. this is the second time it's been vandalized in two days. the monument in >> ducis, start with the good news, eagles won today. you go with the bad news. >> they have things to clean up. there is good, there's bad. there is a lot to be optimistic about with the birds. first team offense has a struggle third and goal. carson wentz looks for alshon jeffery. wentz and jeffrey hook up later, a 14-yard completion. later in the opening quarter, this is good to see the bills with the ball. not for long. new comer ro

i have a lot of people asking me questions about the solar eclipse. your pets will be fine.n't notice. it won't be dark. you don't need headlights on. it's a bright and sunny day. >> we have something the crews in the field happened to notice. this is a live picture of the frank rizzo statue the focus of activity last night as some protesters want the statue taken down amid allegations that frank rizzo was homophobic and racist. black power is written in black paint on the statue. police have become aware of this. i believe that is police tape behind the statue. this is the second time it's been vandalized in two days. the monument in center city philadelphia, vandalized again tonight. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year ag

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that they have with their pets and they're willing to spend money on their pets if it's going to help, you know, longevity. >> let mery a thesis out on you. millennials seem more likely to have two or three pets that one. true >> you know, they are definitely the pet generation every generation that's come along has been more of a pet generation than in the past. so the millennials are taking it to a new level >> okay, now, i have to tell you, you've got these two recurring businesses you've got that livestock business, which has been very tough for a lot of the big pharmaceutical companies and you have the water reference -- the water, that's right. >> they are really great recurring revenues at the same time, they grow more slowly is it worth hanging on to them because they generate more cash? >> let's take our water business, all right? it is 95% recurring revenue. the customer retention is 99.9%! >> you can't get rid of that business >> it's 40% operating margin, high single digit. it's just not as good as the 87% of our business that's the companion animal diagnostics software business. that's just -- it's just

me facebook we'll do a q&a with them. more from the philadelphia zoo. the most popular pet in malaysia. >> she looks delicious, i mean dlistful. >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again, monica is off and sharrie williams is joining us tonight and here is what is happening on "action news." tensions rising with north korea and the u.s. and trump's top geysers are trying to calm the waters while ensuring the american people. meanwhile, the russian investigation continues, the fbi raided the home of trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort. and a man broke into a center city apartment building and made off with two guns. do you recognize the man in the video? >> chopper 6 hd is live again over the unit block of mcdade boulevard where a police standoff just ended. this is video from just a few minutes ago of the suspect surrendering to police right there. is he walking with his hans raised and met by police and s.w.a.t. team members and taken into custody. other s.w.a.t. team members went i

you lost me at bringing the mice home as pets. >>> more than 60,000 pets found new families. if you adopted a new friend, we'd love to see your pictures. you can tweet us at nbcwashington.com. >>> you know i can't do the little -- we went to the library yesterday and there's a pet hamster. i couldn't even look at it. >> in the wheel. >> i can't even look at it. no. >> it's not just people who will stop their day to take in the solar eclipse. >> you want to pay attention to the way nature reacts to today's events in the skies. we're talking about the animals, reports dating back centuries, found bizarre behavior from the animal kingdom during an eclipse. in 1534 birds stopped singing. 1851 a colony of ants stopped moving until the light reappear reappeared. another study found that chimpanzees would climb and point to the sky. we know they're super smart. >> animals that are normally active in the daytime might shut down if they see the light go down. that will all change. >> uh-oh. >> even spiders may freak out during a past eclipse in china. spiders gandee constructing their

pet her for hours. this morning she woke me up a little after 4:00. up and just pet her for about an hour. >> it's been two weeks since brown adopted a kitten he has named gia. >> obviously, she's gotten bigger. she's a little more feisty. she likes to play a lot more than when i first got her. when i first got her, all she wanted to do was cuddle. now, she's basically learned that she can get petted whenever she chooses. so i'm on her schedule now. i want her to be healthy. i want her to be happy. it's kind of like being the parent of a newborn, i guess. i've never had kids. but she's like my kid. >> as such, brown has enrolled gia in a training program to become a therapy cat. >> we're taking gia up to rtu, and basically going to let the guys up there, who are outside of population because of mental health problems, going to let them have some interaction with some cats. i've seen how the cats help people in population, the calming effect. and i thought it would be kind of cool to let them guys have that interaction also. this is gia. >> gia? >> yea

and speaking of that you have three congressman in the audience and your governor who pet -- inside. he said i met me at the plane and said i want to spend my time outside and i said that's a good idea governor. and he's a great governor, governor ducey and congressman andy biggs. get up here. re thank you, congressman. never let them go, folks. e don't ever lose them. thank you, fellas. so in washington we're taking power out of the hands of donors and special interests and putting that power back into the hands of the people that voted for us, okay. the same failed voice ins washington who oppose our movement are the same people who gave us one terrible trade deale after another. who gave us one foreign policy disaster after another. who sacrificed our sovereignty, our wealth and our jobs. we don't need advice from the washington, d.c. swamp. we need right now to drain the swamp. that's what's happening to, believe me. -- too, believe me. washington is full of people only looking out for themselves but i don't come to washington -- i've had a great life. i've had great success. i've enjoyed my life

i think he trusted me if we were going to make public a picture, would pet out an appropriate picture. i think if you look at some of the early pictures we released, where he was dealing with the economic crisis and you would say these are not the pictures you see, his head in his hands. we were in this terrible economic situation, but i was trying be truthful to how he was dealing with this in his meetings. i think people thought they were appropriate to make public so that the public could see that how he was doing. then for then during the next presidential campaign they were used by the opposition and put in the wrong context. so that's the risk you take when you make public pictures like that. it's hard to control that they're shown in the proper context. >> host: ever a time when the president said, not now? >> guest: no. but i know him so well that i could tell when he needed some space, or i also came to learn if he had a one-on-one meeting with someone, where he really wanted to have a private conversation, that he didn't ever say this to me but i could sense it. he wanted me

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pets, within families. it's heartbreaking to see this devastation, but this is the saving grace. they were able to get their families out and now they have their animals, what a blessing it is. >> lastly, let me follow-up, while you're taking pets out here, you have like the river south of the city that are still very much in the line of fire. >> we are considered about the river on the west side of the county and communities along the river. right now, it's around 35 feet, they're expecting about 56 feet sometime around 10:00 a.m. trial morning. we've exceeded that by a couple of inches, so we are preparing ourselves along the river. >> what will that mean for the folks down there? >> again, we hope people have heeded the warnings and they have left their residences. at this point in time, we will be getting a lot of resources on that side of the county to prepare for the worst. >> if i could, just one last thing, we're floating in front of aaron's home. aaron, when we came here, we passed your truck, you're in construction, that's your livelihood, it's underwater. now we are in front of your house. hasn't even hit you what happened and what you plan to do? >> that rate there is a hit. if i

pets and their people have been separated. local officials, volunteers and neighbors are trying to help. >> if my dog was lost i would want somebody to do this for meeporter: crews are actively searching for animals and taking them in. calls to report roaming pets are nonstop. >> we are seeing a lot of lost animals and these are the owned animals that, you know, they're walking around with their collar and their tags. >> reporter: many of these pets have tags or microchips making it easy to find out who owns them but getting in touch with all those people after a hurricane is the tough part. social media is helping, corpus christi residents are using this facebook page to post pictures of lost and found animals to reunite their families. and teams have helped deployed to help animals that may have been trapped like this cattle that are now looking for a way home. cbs news, corpus christi, texas. >>> the preseason game will be played at at&t stadium in arlington, texas. details on tickets, parking and other game day logistics will be announced soon. >>> and coming up on cbs this morning we will take you inside the houston area 911 command center tha

there are dozens of red cross shelters nearby, but they say they cannot accommodate pets at this point coming back to me live want to show you a little of the scene, too we're seeing this repeated throughout downtown. this is lancaster hotel over my shoulder when the crew got out here, a man in a tuxedo said he had been stuck here two days, hotel employee the hotel clearly closed, lights off, all guests evacuated, moved to other places, a guy who couldn't figure out how to get out of town. no wonder. the roads are closed all around downtown we spent two hours yesterday trying to get from new orleans, louisiana into houston on flooded streets, side roads. we got into downtown and had to loop back around one more thing on our way, we had to get around a herd of cows being moved to higher ground. pastureland just so flooded. yus some of the scenes we're seeing we will be here all day. back to you guys. >> and quickly give us a gauge of what morale is like, what sentiment is like in terms of people you've been able to speak to in the last 24 hours, over weekend. >> reporter: there are people, last night the

because it included people, pets animals and all coming here. let me show you around. this is the entrance where people are coming in. now this is a mixed population. authorities here have told us. there's a security check to make sure everyone is safe and secure in this facility. then you also see donation drops. people donating socks, pillows, towels, right now they're is asking for plus size clothing. they're in need of a lot of that right now. then they move on to a registration site and beyond this wall, that's where people are are sleeping. you see long lines back there because like you mentioned, 9,000 people. now, initially they had 5,000 cots here. they are bringing more. bringing more supplies. what i just heard from the red cross is they are incorporated partners that will bring in kitchens to cook food for up to 20,000 people. ali alis alisyn, as we've been talking about all morning long, people coming in in droves by buses. one other woman who i talked to said that the community center where she was initially evacuated to flooded. and so some of these peop

pets like rain and jason? >> it is really important for us as a shelter. the turn around is really important for us. you want to quickly get them into a foster or adoptive home. >> tell mey it is important to adopt. >> there are many homeless pets and we provide as much as we can. we want to make sure they go to a loving family as soon as possible. >> is there something you want to to say to folks that may be hesitant? >> yeah. i would encourage them to take a look. we are willing to give tours all of the time. no pressure. we don't expect anyone to walk out with an adopted pet the first time they vet but to take time to know the animals. we do the best we can as an organization to match the families and individuals up with a pet that will match their lifestyle. >> sit a very calm atmosphere where they get to see which pet they may want to see for their family. >> sure. we are open wednesday through saturdays. they can do a tour. they meet with our adoption coordinators and make sure it's the right home and right needs for the family. >> welcoming for everybody; right? >> thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> it is one of 49 rescue groups waiving adoption fees. go

people have asked me, do you think it will affect my pets? no, i don't. oing fishing, what do you think ? i don't think it will matter, either. if you are going fishing and things change, you can let me know but that is my two cents. low clouds for somement breaks from clouds -- some. breaks from the clouds and parts of the coast, a tall order in august fogust for many. 57 to 59 in san francisco. 09 in oakland. everyone is close.-- 59 in oakland. everywhere is close here. 57 in fairfield, 56 in santa rosa. glen allen 54. cloverdale is 57. mid 50s for everybody. petaluma, novato 57 degrees. low clouds will give away to hazy sunshine. 56 in monterey. a little cooler. 57 in ukiah, thunderstorm activity weak compared to wednesday when it was going bonkers over the sierra. morning fog, then a'sy sunshine. a little warmer for a few, near average to slightly above. 60s and 70s coast and the bay. 80s to 90s for those away from the coast. santa rosa 82. fairfield 89. livermore 90. we started the week around 70. morgan hill 88. 60s and 70s in oakland and san francis

because it included people, pets animals and all coming here. let me show you around. the entrance where people are coming in. now this is a mixed population. authorities here have told us. there's a security check to make sure everyone is safe and secure in this facility. then you also see donation drops. people donating socks, pillows, towels, right now they're is asking for plus size clothing. they're in need of a lot of that right now. then they move on to a registration site and beyond this wall, that's where people are are sleeping. you see long lines back there because like you mentioned, 9,000 people. now, initially they had 5,000 cots here. they are

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we are working for you tonight with tips on how to prepare your pets for next week's rare event. >>> can you hear me now? metro upgrades its cell service in the dntown core of theow z2fwcz z16fz y2fwcy y16fy >>> are you ready? your next metro ride could be filled with a lot more chatter. >> the transit agency recently upgraded cell service through a big part of the downtown section of the system. transportation reporter adam tuss is working for you and testing out the new service to see if it really >> reporter: can you hear me now? >> hello. >> reporter: you will likely be hearing a lot of conversations now that metro has upgraded cell service in a significant portion of the downtown core. >> i don't want to hear other conversations but i would love to talk myself. >> reporter: you want totalk but don't want to hear other people talk. maybe we need a quiet metro car. >> yes. >> reporter: on the blue, orange and silver lines major carriers, at&t, sprint, t mobile and advisovis verizon wireless. we found riders catching a call between the stations. >> so you can watch me tonight on news 4 because i w

me. >> but she refuses to go to the shelter doesn't want to leave her pets. >> fema estimates more than 30,000 survivors need to be accommodated in coming days. another concern those in ill-health this woman transferred on a stretcher many will be here at the george r brown convention center. some brought in by dump trucks others by the busload. so far more than 5,000 evacuates signing in. red cross is not going to deny anyone who needs help. >> first they it go through the security check point taking only what they can carry and then make their way to the registration desk where they check in with the red cross from there they make their way into that room where dry clothes, food and water is waiting. >> spoke with a physician in houston. >> what kind of injuries and treatments are you going through. >> for the most part it's relatively minor, cuts and scrapes and blueses and sprains, things you expect with people evacuating their homes but also serious problems with people not taking their medication for number of days. >> this woman seeking refuge with her three children took her thr

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reporter: she's now racked up nearly $6,000 in vet bills and says pet armor's parent company isn't helping. a company spokesperson telling me take consumer concerns seriously and have been in contact with this consumer and her veterinarian to better understand her experience. we look forward to receiving additional information from her and her vet ariaourn standard investigation process. she's calling it injustice, and is asking for a recall, which hasn't been issued. >> all i want is i want them to take responsibility for their actions. i want them to understand that i'm not the only person out there that could be dealing with something like this. >> let's talk about the weather forecast midweek here. >> spencer christian has the latest. >> we're looking at santa cruz beach right now. which may not be the greatest place to go, the next couple of days, temperatures remain below average. but mainly sunny there. these are the forecast features. cloudy conditions overnight with spotty morning drizzle on a quiet, mild day through saturday. and it turns even cooler on sunday and monday. you might still want to go to the beach, t

reporter: she's now racked up nearly $6,000 in vet bills and says pet armor's parent company isn't helping. a company spokesperson telling me, we take consumer concerns seriously and have been in contact with this consumer and her veterinarian to better understand her experience. we look forward to receiving additional information from her and her veterinarian to continue our standard investigation process. she's calling it injustice, and is asking for a recall, which hasn't been issued. >> all i want is i want them to take responsibility for their actions. i want them to understand that i'm not the only person out there that could be dealing with something like this. >> let's talk about the weather forecast midweek here. >> spencer christian has the latest. >> we're looking at santa cruz beach right now. which may not be the greatest place to go, the next couple of days, temperatures remain below average. but mainly sunny there. these are the forecast features. cloudy conditions overnight with spotty morning drizzle on a quiet, mild day through saturday. and it turns even cooler on sunday and monday. you might still want t

rescue worker right now holding a baby, a toddler, we're seeing a lot of people with pets, when they get in the boats, tell meds faring? >> you know, the resilience of kids, i'll tell you, they're scared for one thing, but we have rescue canines with us that just love children, so we try and build them up, let them pet the dogs, play with them and kind of talk to them a little bit, try and keep their spirits up. it makings it rough, but we try to meet everybody as best we can, we try to give them blankets to keep warm and those things while we can transport them out of the weigh. seeing the children is just the heart breaking sides of what we do. >> you pull-up to a home, it's flooded with water, how are the people able to get out of their home and into your boat, are they on the second floor potentially, are they on the roof? >> we have seen people on the roof, second story windows, second story of hotels. we require two people per boat, we have a boat operator and a rescue tech, usually the rescue tech will get in the water to go out in the water and lead the folks back tour boat. they'll lead them back to

the ask yrescue attempt an doubt the night that this kid had somewhere back behind me in these neighborhoods. lots of petst the pets. it's just crazy. >> yeah crazy. cannot imagine, drew. thank you to you and our crew for being out in the elements for us, telling these stories. drew griffin in fannin, texas. >>> ahead here, entire neighborhoods under water, thousands of people now in shelters as the rain continues to fall in texas, adding to the danger here, levees are reaching their breaking points. we're going to take you back to the flood zone at the top of the hour. hour. you're watching cnn. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com but he hasoke up wwork to do.in. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. hi..and i know that we have phonaccident forgiveness.gent, so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to

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me right go to the shelter. she doesn't want to leave her pets behind. in another part of houston, the bel air section, people are working around the clock to save their neighbors. we told them about a woman we heard was trapped. they jumped into action taking us right to the home. yvette! >> these are our neighbors, and one of our boys is here, and i'm going to start crying. >> reporter: it's painful. they have to abandon a home they have lived in for 25 years with what they can carry. >> we are very fortunate. we're happy for the help and to get out. >> reporter: and this woman thanking first responders to help her get to the hospital while she was in laber. writing, landon jerred was born everything. ly healthy. that mother telling us she never got the name of the people who saved her, buthe grateful to them. as you can see and sometimes hear, the record rain has put reservoirs and dams under tremendous strain. they have released some of the pept up water hoping the keep it under control, but tens of thousands of homes are under threat because of it.

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pet okay? >> she is fine. she has been with me all day. reporter: been swimming all day. >> she is been having fun but freaked out now. been on a boat the first time. reporter: swimming will be handy. there are you go, folks. ashley: jeff, thank you very much. terrific job bringing home what it is all about. about. -- cheryl: he was asking the question why didn't they leave a the love folks weren't told to evacuate. they thought they were safe in houston. i'm from texas. a lot of my family chose to leave. they went to austin. they went to dallas. the problem there was no official in houston on friday, the mayor saying get out. now they're stuck. that is what jeff is reporting on. they're trapped. ashley: mayor of houston said no, because they were frightened of people trapped on the roads when the storm moved in. cheryl: it's a big debate, when hurricane rita hit, there was death on highways. a group of elderly folks that died. they didn't want to see that. i understand that but these people where do they go? i want to bring in james lee w

pets. animal owners have incredible bond and those on display as storm victims clutched their cats and dogs. >> she was swimming with me all day. >> swimming all day. >> she was sling fun but freaked out now getting on boat for the first t >> and no room or time to pets and animal loving volunteers are stepping in. >> we've had a lot of cats and dogs left behind and we're going in to rescue these b babies. >> we have two more dogs at least. >> a german shepherd found in a crate on bus and this kind straipinger watching over him as heer is searches forener and this pit bull found sh shivering on top of car in houston suburbs surrounded by floodwaters and rescuers say he tried to come down and was too scared and that's when they pulled out the snacks. >> i had a whole pack of beef jerky. >> beef jerky. >> fortunately animal shementers are opening their doors. >> this rescue in new orleans is near capacity and willing to take in more animals. >> we're preparing for a lot of animals this is phase one. i expect phase two, three, four. >> many evacuation shelt ers welcome pet now. that was not the case during hurricane katri

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pet trade and released. and, to kill them just because they're not native, doesn't seem fair to me. >> humane treatment of animals, we're all about that. but, as resource managers, we look at the system. we don't look at the individual animal. we look at the ecosystem and how it functions. is it healthy? is it productive? is it making space for all the native species? >> reporter: and so until the authorities figure something out, the residents of the south side of kauai will fall asleep and wake up to this bird song for months, or maybe years, to come. >> sreenivasan: hear from young activists of color who are fighting climate change. visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: we're now in the 16th year of u.s. troop presence in afghanistan. the numbers are less than they were, and it is reported that the trump administration is looking at political and military options there. the president has also reportedly weighed personnel changes overseeing the american effort, and is frustrated by what he sees as a losing position in the war. and, as the "new york times" reported this weekend, iran has gained influence i

me today. >> reporter: last year about 5 had,000 pets nationwide found their forever homes on clear the sheltersay, and again this year, so many people supporting animals, opening their doors and hearts to new friends. in mil piece, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> obviously it was great that we were able to adopt so many dogs today. the real message behind clear the shelters is that these dogs are loving dogs, the cats too, and they need forever homes, not just today, but every day across, you know, people you can come in and find yourself the perfect, perfect, perfect friend like john paul here simone. now coming up, kerry, i'm going to show you what happens when jessica was there to say good-bye to jessica as she went to the forever home. >> i cannot wait to see this double casting by jessica. >> you know, swing dog, this is going to be perfect. >> this is a perfect story for me. all right. you take care of john paul and simone there. all right. for more information on our clear the shelters event, i'm going to get back to jessica in a bit. nbc bay area.com and find a participating shelter nea

pets. that's where animal loving volunteers are stepping in, braving the flood waters to rescue them. >> she's been coming with me all day. >> she's been -- >> she's been having fun. i guess she's freaked out being on the boat for the first time. >> we have cats and dogs that were left behind and we're going in to rescue these babies. >> we have two more dogs at least. >> these babies. look at that. more than 13 thousand ,000 animals have been rescued -- more than 13,000 animals have been rescued and shelters in louisiana are starting to fill up as harvey has made landfall there. we want you to see this video. this is a guy on a jet rescuing a man and his baby in houston. like so many good samaritans coming forward to help anyway they can. what a great thing to have. >> yeah. >> in this situation. he decided to put his jet ski to good use and he was see rescuing many other people as well. >> the baby is too so cool too -- the baby is too cool. >>> we're going to ride over to sal. you're watching our commute. everybody behaving for you this morning? >> so far, dave and pam, i think so. as i look to make sure that

the thing that concerns me is the prolonged heat wave that's taxing on people, pets and plants.ctricity, as well. temperatures around the bay into the 90s. even daly city at 80 degrees on friday and saturday. and, gang, you also take a huge hit as far as the air quality is concerned and then of course we do have fire concerns with this heat wave. >>> 5:49. a long-time local restaurant owner under fire for a political donation to a former kkk leader. we'll have his response. >>> good morning. time check, 5:52. on this wednesday, take a look at these august 30th temperatures where they should be for this time of the year approaching nearly 70 degrees in pacifica. good morning to you in los altos in the mid-70s. high there, morgan hill! you will top off at a sunshiny 90 degrees. brentwood 93 through discovery bay. 90 in pittsburg. 70s in mill valley. 80s in novato. hot temperatures of 97 in clearlake. >> speeds in the green if you are making your way through walnut creek. this is a live look 680 at north main street. >>> authorities have identified the gunman accused of opening fir