a doctor tells his mother he died of rabies. >> and i said, what do you mean rabies?ike some foreign branch of rabies? or some kind that is, you know, uncommon or rare? and i said or the kind that you have vaccinate your dog every year for? and he said, jennifer, the kind you vaccinate your dog every year for. >> and just how does this teenager get rabies, a virus that's spread by animals? that new kidney he gets is infected with rabies before it even gets inside his body. here's how it happens. the organ donor has been bitten by a bat, but no one knows it. the virus spreads through the bloodstream. >> no one suspected that this person had rabies. all the organs were transplanted. and all the recipients contracted rabies. >> only later did doctors realize the donor had all the symptoms of rabies from the beginning and they never should have used his organs. >> there's thousands and thousands of potential pathogens out there that organ donors could be infected with. rabies is so uncommon, the screening tests for rabies are not universally available. >> in the u.s. more

coming up, a rabies alert. the latest incident as eyewitness news continues. >>> anne arundel county police say they won't do what you can't do. i'm pat warren, coming up on eyewitness news, putting down the cell phone. >>> lots of rain in the area, and there's plenty more coming. don't miss the updated forecast with bob. ,,,,,,,,,, so, um, do you want to come up for a coffee? yeah. 'kay... uh... good. so... so, uh... you make yourself at home and i'll be... yeah. right back. sure. (gasp) oh, i th... i thought we were... (deep inhale) (coffee grinder whirring) ooh... with authentic, expertly crafted roasts and legendary brews, eight o'clock is the coffee for those who put coffee first. this is nice. >>> it's raining and 52 degrees in central maryland. complete first warning weather forecast. >>> rabies has surfaced in an anne arundel park. alex demetrick reports. health officials are warning people to be cautious around wild animals and stray animals. >> reporter: raccoons long ago, bridged the divide. now, clo

doctor theri griego raby - one of chicagos very own.any of us grew up with traditional home respite remedies forfor treating maladies. some people traditionally use these methods as their pharmacy. i turned to my mother who knew about traditional medicines. a chicago internist with mexican routes dr. theri griego raby is combining hurt traditional training with holistic medicine trying to find out how best to treat the whole person. weather culturally or spiritually or emotionally or through the nutrients in the food and sleep and relationships, all that is part of who we are as people. says the best i have felt in some time at it is a good feeling to be healthy. dr. raby is an md specializing in internal medicine and she grew up in mexico and she credits back with an appreciation with a diet and appreciation of diet and well- being. some of her patients have been with her four decades. a lot of doctors would opt for surgery and she is through therapy and diet and exercise physical therapy? physical therapy. exactly. biofeedback and neu

the department of health is now confirming another case of rabies, this time a raccoon found at the 80 -- at the gatehouse on monday. they are now asking anybody who may have had contact with the to contactthat area them, and if your pet has had contact, they want you to call animal control. authoritiesunty, say they are working to identify a man that was found dead on tuesday afternoon, the discovery made around 4:15, and 11 news has confirmed that there are no signs of obvious injury or foul play, but please tell us they have yet to determine an exact cause of death. right now, a baltimore man is charged in involuntary manslaughter in the death of his granddaughter, charges coming more than three months after it happened, and it was initially now, he accident, but is facing criminal charges. we are told the toddler was found unresponsive after being left in a truck on an 89 degree day. he was supposed to drop the child off at daycare but instead drove home and fell asleep. the chai aired -- child died later at the hospital. >> and the landmark theater looks better than ever after ren

>> in terms of rabies, yes. person is asking is if the cap does not have exposure, how could it get sick? we do not know about the exposures. , there is ae a pet minimal, but social responsibility -- vaccine, proper nutrition and housing. the vaccines are one every three years. what is the big deal? malehave been -- i have a cat that looks like he is having trouble urinating. >> ron, do not walk to the veterinarian. if he is training in the letterbox, he cap -- litter boxes, these blockages could kill a cat very quickly. go to your veterinarian. many times you can treat it with just proper diet. >> one more, i dog is 10 years old, has never been aggressive, but recently bit off the tip of my finger. should i be concerned about future incidents? would you be concerned? >> yeah, your finger wasn't it off. off.hould -- was bit you should be concerned. if your dog has bitten you, it is not a great dog to have. >> there is a public. thank you. -- problem. thank you. you have been so well behaved. coming up next to me

he is tested for rabies to see if that could explain the behavior.ce are not sure of the breed. the four victims are treated for bites on their arms, legs, and face. >> hundreds of demonstrators held their fifth peaceful march to professor the fatal shooting of a 13-year-old by a sonoma deputy. andy lopez was shot wild -- wild holding an air assault weapon designed to look real. the deputy shot him seven times best trainee got out of the car. >> between the type the deputy told the dispatcher his observations and when he advised on the radio that shots were fired was ten seconds. >> i cannot understand how this happened in such a short, short time, ten seconds, and the boy is murdered. >> the officer who fired, the deputy, erick gelhaus, doesn't remember if he identified himself before the shooting but the department says that is not a requirement. >> the f.b.i. and state attorney general will meet to discuss an elder abuse investigation into a nursing home, valley springs manor accused of abandoning 14 patients as it was shut down by the state for v

there was a rabies vaccine but it was canceled because of budget cuts. >> all right. i want to let you in on a secret. if you're looking for your high schooler to land an athletic scholarship, make sure he is love the sport first. no one loves this more than bryn mawr and this senior is the student athlete of the week. this is pretty good. >> as a kid, i've always been competitive. >> it's more than that. it's talent, sports and she is in her fourth season. she plays on the futures team and that's the best of the best. >> i really admire her for that. >> the coach says when you play at a high level you tend not to show your skills at practice. >> get better. >> rachel is a pusher, pushing herself to get better on the field and in the classroom. >> definitely a lot of work. it's rewarding knowing i can push myself. now the push is on for her dream to come true. >> going to the olympics obviously, would be a dream come true. >> the coach said it's realistic we could is an another olympian from bryn mawr. >> i'll forget to coach and lock at her thinking oh, my goodness,

the dogs are being tested for rabies, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> time is now 6:4. later today a man accused of attempted robbery shot and wounded sunday by san francisco police, he is due in court. 19-year-old ramel navaez accused of attacking a man there, police say he went on craigslist arranged to buy an iphone from the victim and tried to rob him. they say he was shot after he pointed a gun at police officers and fired what turned out to be blanks, last night the police held a town hall meeting to address the concerns of residents. >> you have a lot of folks that just are questioning the security of their neighborhood and that is why i think the message from the police department needs to be one of reassurance. >> they releaseed this photo that shows him with a gun and did that also. >> today they will release a man to overhaul safety rules for them. the move is in response to that. claudine wong has been looking over the records in the case and join us now from san francisco. >> reporter: well things could change very quickly for transit workers when it comes

turns out the big red puppy had a case of gigantic rabies and had to be put down. sad, but true. now, bill wasted no time answering the question that was on everybody's mind-- why did you write this book? >> how did the idea come to you? >> all of the ideas come to me in the middle of the night. and one night, i just woke up and went "killing jesus." and i believe, because i'm a catholic, that comes from the holy spirit. >> you believe the holy spirit directed you to write "killing jesus"? >> yes, i believe that. ( laughter ). >> stephen: yes. yes. ( applause ) as a catholic, bill believes in the trinity. this case, the father, the son, and the holy ghost writer. ( laughter ) bill knows he is simply god's humble servant. >> and why would the holy spirit choose you? >> you're asking me to speculate about theidatey. >> well, you are suggesting you are the chosen one. >> i'm not the chosen one. i'm just one of many who have been given gifts. >> stephen: very important. bill is not saying he's the chosen one. he's just average joe, prophet of god. your jeremiah, your zach rye, your b

the victim of a vicious dog attacks waits to find out if the bites mean he has to go through painful rabie shots. three of his neighbors are wandering the same thing. thanks for joining us. >> police now say two pit bull milks -- mixes came out of nowhere and began biting a man and two of his neighbors who came to help. amy has more on this and the search for the owners. >> the people in this home came out to help and found out the only safe place was to be on top of this car. a man climbed up here and look at the scratch marks where the dogs were trying to get him. one victim showed the injuries on his arm. his sister's arm was bit were and his father was bitten in the face. his neighbors saw everything. >> i heard the neighbor yelling, get your dog, get your dog, get your dog and i heard one of the dogs squealing as it got attacked. >> it was 9:45 and a man who was walking his dog was attacked by two stray dogs. three people from inside this home came out to see what was going on. they, too, were attacked. mike realized it wasn't safe to be outside. >> i watched for a second and i went i

i just wanted to let you know that there's no such thing as hobo rabies. turns out i was tripping balls on ecstasy yesterday. bye. - poor old hobo larry. i'm gonna make sure he gets a proper funeral. - [grunts] one of these days, malloy, you are gonna kill something that won't flush. - aah! from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: hey, welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. our guest tonight is, we're very excited for our guest tonight malala yousafzai. you remember? [cheers and applause] she is the girl who was attacked by the taliban, shot merely for speaking out about a girls right to education. she's here tonight at 11:00 p.m. on a school night. [ laughter ] because she is irresponsible. [ laughter ] malala and i'm totally fan girling! [cheers and applause] i don't know. [cheers and applause] someone in the audience taught me what that is. they asked me if i was fan girl being something and i was like, i don't know

a live look this morning at raby road. thinking of the beetles. a beatle's tune.d. >>> all right. today buckingham palace will host the first soccer game. prince william arranged the game, for the 150 anniversary of football. soccer. now, the queen is not expected to attend. both teams are allowed to bring guests, but the match will not be open to the general public. >>> a lot of excitement for halle berry, she and her husband welcomed their son on saturday. this is the 47 years old actresses second child. she has a 5-year-old daughter. this is the first child for him. they married back in july. >>> all right. temperature wise, we are definitely going to be on the warm side, especially this morning. that in a second. in terms of the wet weather, right now. most powerful radar but one lone shower this morning. stepping out the door heading in that direction grab the rain gear. if it is not raining this morning, grab the rain gear, more rain this afternoon. as the kids head to the bus stop it is warm and humid, the temperature around 70 degrees. through the afternoo

anne arundel county is extending the hours for its rabies vaccine clinic. the clinic runs next thursday october the 24th at the anne arundel county animal control facility in beautiful millersville this. normally runs from noon until 3 but you can bring your pets out to get vaccinated until 8:00. the cost $5. >>> more than half of preeing women experience morning sickness. about 10% to 15% need medication to cope but worry it may harm the baby. a study out of denmark found no link between a drug and birth defects. >> even if there was a slight increase, this is the kind of study that would probably pick that up. again, there wasn't. i think that's very reassuring. >> researchers say it's one of the most commonly used medications during the pregnancy. complete findings are in the american journal of maryland cal association. >> all right. you missed your flight for one reason or another. now it's time to re-book. the best way it get a ticket. >>> do you talk to your doctor about the cost. why you're being urged to do just that. >> i'm abc2 chief meteorologis

and meantime, the dogs are being tested for rabies. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> time is 7:04. a 20-year-old school employee is accused of inappropriately touching and kissing a girl. brian flores, what are police saying about this case? >> reporter: well, dave, good morning. police are saying the alleged incident happened a couple weeks ago. the person involved is a 20-year-old child care aid here in san mateo. police say the arrested erik michael rants at home for allegedly kissing and groping the girl that attends the after-school program here at the school. the incident happened on friday october 18th according to a joint press release. police say they received a referral about the alleged incident the following monday and police removed rants from any contact with kids. after interviewing the victim, they found probable cause the make the arrest. from what we understand, parents were notified yesterday through email and hard copied letters. meetings are scheduled to take place to meet with parents but we don't know when

rabi and ali said they would rather be at home than in the fighting. r afntionbia break down. her disers does the translating. >> if she is sick she is the only one that can take care of the children. >> like hundreds of snows in these makeshift settlements. they are helplessly inadequate. the dryness will soon be replaced with winter in the buckcar valley. every day the numbers increase, what prospects do they have? no one here has any hope. >> al jazeera's andrew simmons reporting from lebanon. >>> a city without water? in about zimbabwe is cracking down on people who don't pay their water built. sowm benning reports. >> this is an average kitchen in zimbabwe's twol still hirare. tackling the water crisis was one of the campaign promises of the government. the city council wiped off dues, but many can't pleak the fill payment. >> yes they discekded my water after i paid from like $80. are the pr. >> reporter: it is a common problem. creeping infrastructure and lack of capacity means it can bearable neat half of what the contractor needs. >> people who did in the want to sett

they are checking to see if either of the dogs had any type of rabies. all four people bitten by the dogs have been transported to the area hospital. the threat has been eliminated. again, four people who were bitten by dogs and they don't know the owners of the dogs or where the dogs came from. in antioch, nick smith, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> new information about sought know ma county -- about the sonoma county deputy who shot and killed the person, andy lopez. alan, this story continues to develop. >> yeah, dan, they are talking about it out here tonight. in this spot and the memorial marks the spot where the deputy shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez. typically the police do not released information about an officer involved shooting like this one. but there are serious concerns that tempers might boil over so police are trying to be as transparent as possible. >> tonight's demonstration swelled to 1500 people in santa rosa's courthouse square. >> this hurts me. it is something painful for me and for everybody. demonstrators areville --

they are checking to see if either of the dogs had any type of rabies.ll four people bitten by the dogs have been transported to the area hospital. the threat has been eliminated. again, four people who were bitten by dogs and they don't know the owners of the dogs or where the dogs came from. in antioch, nick smith, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> new information about sought know ma county -- about the sonoma county deputy who shot and killed the pers alan, this story continues to develop. >> yeah, dan, they are talking about it out here tonight. in this spot and the memorial marks the spot where the deputy shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez. typically the police do not released information about an officer involved shooting like this one. but there are serious concerns that tempers might boil over so police are trying to be as transparent as possible. >> tonight's demonstration swelled to 1500 people in santa rosa's courthouse square. >> this hurts me. it is something painful for me and for everybody. >> demonstrators areville -- are villa fyi

they are testing the dogs for rabies to see if that could explain the behavior. four people were bitten and are being treated. they suffered bites on their arms, legs, and faces. >> thank you, amy. hundreds of demonstrators hell the fifth peaceful march to protest the fatal shooting of a 13-year-old boy by a sonoma county sheriff deputy. andy lopez was shot while hold ing an air afault rifle designed to look like an ak-47. the deputy fired eight shots striking him seven times before the second deputy, a trainee, got out of the car. >> the time period between the time the deputy told the diagnosis patcher the observations and when he advised on the radio shots were fired was ten seconds. >> i cannot understand how this happened in such a short, short time. ten seconds and the boy is murdered. >> the officer who fired, erick gelhaus, doesn't remember if he identified himself but the department says that is not a requirement. >> the f.b.i. and the state attorney general will discuss launching an elder abuse investigation against valley springs manor in castro valley

dog owners are, the surviving dog will remain in quarantine, and the victims will be notified of rabies test results. >> if you are tired of having to put that away we have got good news for you, the changes just announced by the faa. >>> planning on trick or treating tonight? mark tamayo will be here with your forecast. >>> they discuss a possible probe in a elder abuse in a senior facility as police search for one of the center's missing residents. >>> there are new questions regarding the sheriff's deputy who shot and killed andy lopez. according to reports the deputy involved told investigators he did not remember whether he identified himself as an officer before shooting lopez. lopez was holding a bb gun that looked like an ak-47 assault rifle. the deputy says he thought it was a real gun and feared for his life. >>> in just about an hour the man shot by san francisco police and accused of attempted robbery is due in court. nine-year-old ramel nav are easy is accused of trying of rob a man after using craigslist to arrange to buy an iphone for him, police shot him after he pointed

it did test positive for rabies. anybody who came in contact with the bat should call animal control. >>> 4:501 o is our time. 50 degrees outside of the studio. >> little bit of a warmup. >> autumn is a battle between summer and winter. now summer is kind of winning out again. >> i prefer that. >> it's going to be warming up nicely. the view from space is showing a few clouds drifting in from the west. meanwhile, out in the atlantic we have a new tropical system developing. the latest on that and how strangely tranquil it's been we go to chuck bell. good morning. >> good morning, tom. we have been talking about the feel of summertime around here feels like it's going to essentially extend hurricane season. it goes until the end of november. typically as we get into october things begin to wind down. high pressure has been protecting the eastern seaboard, not just for this season but for quite some time as well. there's jerry way out in the middle of the atlantic ocean. because this area of high pressure will be steer

animal control issued her $230 in citations because neither animal was on a leash and one had no rabies shots. >>> time to eat now. a beautiful flavor combo on tap for today's tony's table. he and his daughter stephanie are pairing pasta and tomatoes. >> reporter: today we're going very hearty. this is a big bowl of pasta. >> there's meat, oil, a lot going on in here. you did something very interesting but you didn't say it and i noticed it and it was really cool. you have the tomatoes in here and right before we went in he sliced up some more because the grape tomatoes wilted a little bit and the flavor gave off but added in some fresh ones so it's almost like you have two different types of tomatoes in here. >> the pasta is al dente. we already ground the ground turkey up. we brown t and then we put in the pasta. >> put in the mushrooms, too, with the turkey. >> that way you don't saute the mushroom before. you want them to cook nice and moist. parsley, red pepper flakes. look at the color. >> beautiful. >> coarse salt and pepper. look at this. this will fill you up. ah! >> this will

not know the breed but the victims were treated at the hospital while the dogs are being tested for rabies. >> happening today a state agency will vote on the plan to overhaul safety rules to california rail workers. the contra costa time reports it is in response to the death of two inspectors earlier this month. the puc is expected them to immediately create a new three way communication system, it would prevent any possible communication break down between transit command centers, train operators and crews at work sites, the puc is also expected to impose a number of other new safety rules at rail work sites. >>> the coroner's office has released its report, they say christopher sheppard and lawrence daniels died of multiple blunt force injuries, a train struck them while they were inspecting the tracks there. >> passengers on board a flight from tokyo to san francisco landed safely at sfo last night but that is after having to make an emergency landing in a remote part of alaska. it was diverted there when the engine warning light flashed. here are photos of the unscheduled layover, a

the department of health in the county is confirming a case of rabies, this time a record in great health officials tell 11 news the animal was found at the gatehouse on monday. they are now asking anyone who had contact with the raccoon in that area to contact them. anyone who's pet has had contact should call animal control. repair work continues tonight after a water main break in parksville. the 24-inch pipe broke yesterday between old harbour road and perring parkway. traffic in both directions is now back open after the break forst road closures yesterday. dpw officials say holmes intimidation businesses in the area should not have water. >> it is not what is supposed to happen when you call and amulets. up next, what caused a 72-year- old woman to fall from a stretcher on a private ambulance. she later died. >> from stethoscope to microphone. dr. ben carson embarks on a new career. >> after a brief hiatus, local legend will make his grand re- entrance to baltimore. we will have details when we come back. >> a storm along the coast looks a lot -- looks like it will hang around for a

they are checking to see if either of the dogs had any type of rabies.our people bitten by the dogs have been transported to the area hospital. the threat has been eliminated. again, four people who were bitten by dogs and they don't know the owners of the dogs or where the dogs in antioch, nick smith, abc7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> new information about sought know ma county -- about the sonoma county deputy who shot and killed the pers alan, this story continues to develop. >> yeah, dan, they are talking s spot this spot and the memoril marks the spot where the deputy shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez. typically the police do not released information about an officer involved shooting like this one. but there are serious concerns that tempers might boil over so police are trying to be as transparent as possible. >> tonight's demonstration swelled to 1500 people in santa rosa's courthouse square. >> this hurts me. it is something painful for me and for everybody. >> demonstrators areville -- are villa fying them after new details were released

the dogs will be tested for rabies. reporting live in antiock, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> you may remember antiock was the scene of another dog attack in august. two pit bulls attacked this little boy, a 10-year-old boy while he played at a friend's home. his ear was partially severed in the attack, and he suffered serious cuts on his face and the back of his head. he has had several surgeries so far. the dogs had to be put down. >>> a public memorial being held for the menlo park couple killed by a suspected drunk driver. police say the coupleda were ou walking their dog a week ago when they were hit and killed by marjorie ritzel. today's service is in hayward at the chapel of the chimes. meantime, once again, she's expected in court this afternoon. her arraignment was postponed for the third straight day yesterday. she complained of chest pains on monday and has not been medically cleared by the jail. prosecutors say her blood alcohol level at the time of the crash was twice the legal limit. >>> new details

in education infrastructure and community development really hasn't done in decades is rabies i'm no stranger to war but at the online frontline it's in an interview bill battle to turn public perception of israel from zero to site kind paul a c r t tel aviv. and always had online for the best stories from our web team including for this hour opposition unrest as ukraine's riot police lash out at thousands of activists trying to storm the city council in kiev or the graphic details on our invasion section of r.t. dot com. you can see how one british cyclist right here narrowly avoid being crushed by an oncoming train. blatantly ignoring the rules of the road right like interscope with his head you can head over to our online channel our you tube channel already hit by a billion. one hundred for syria's chemical weapons on international inspectors beginning their mission to disable the country's chemical production facilities after the first day one team has secured the sites where they will work just a stone's throw away from deadly clashes between rival factions on the edge of damas

stormed avail of a leader of the al shabaab militant group responsible for the deadly attack on a rabi shopping mall last month and another operation was carried out in the libyan capital tripoli were the military seen as a suspect in the one thousand nine hundred eighty u.s. embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania well more on this let's now talk to ryan dawson from what really happened dot com brian thanks so much for joining us here on r t well bob says it will keep staging attacks until kenyan troops withdraw from somalia so what does this essentially mean for the u.s. effort or you have to question how sincere the u.s. is war on terrorism really is and you have to really go back to two thousand and six to understand there's an al shabaab to begin with by taking out a particular militant leader are trying to capture a terrorist is not going to be very effective on the war on terrorism they'll be replaced tomorrow they have to really strike the root of the problem they have to address the political issues in somalia which they're never going to do well also another problem is that wa

the leader of the al shabaab militant group the terrorist cell was behind a deadly attack on their rabi shopping mall last month that took sixty seven lives the raid appears to have failed as troops was drew after coming under fire and did not capture their target. and another operation was carried out in the libyan capital tripoli the american military has seized libby a senior al qaida figure wanted for his alleged role in the one thousand nine hundred eighty u.s. embassy bombings in kenya and tanzania well he has been on washington's most wanted list since two thousand when a new york court indict a ham for his part in planning the attacks on us will now be brought to america for trial now a quick look at some of the stories from around the world some five hundred pro british words have taken to the streets of belfast in northern ireland in the finance of an official ban protesters try to complete their july twelfth orange order parade that was blocked by local authorities a ban on the july march through areas separating loyalist and nationalist communities resulted in five nights of

the rabi is the east director which runs the museum of tolerance in new york. the museum of tolerance has a special section dedicated to digital terrorism and hate. one of the exhibits features twitter. >> i tell people if you want to understand twitter, type in hitler's name. dozens of people will tweet under his name. for example, if you type it in, you find dictator hitler. every single day that twit site is putting out how jews should be killed or cased. there's 215,000 followers. there has been a surge. 20,000 hate-laced hash tags and handles, upped from 15,000 the year before. it's not just jewish groups being targeted with hateful tweets. >> jews, muslims, christians and everyone - it has brought them together. they have the ability now. you can come together and find like-minded people in hate. last month twitter erupted in racist remarks after nina was crowneded the first miss america of indian descrept. a woman's right activist found herself the tart of hate speech and tweet after a campaign to get the author featured on british currency. response on

>> eating peanuts and almonds and squirrels, look a rodent and never gets rabies. >> it don't?ccoon? ♪ all making pootie poo in the light of the moon the raccoon ♪ >> i don't trust raccoons, not even pet ones. they're the bandits of the night. they like to bite. >> yeah. >> they like little shiny stuff. they grab your jewelry like -- >> oh, yeah. >> and then run up to your shoes and go -- >> all right. good-bye, raccoon. we got time for another one? the beaver. >> oh, dear. >> go ahead. ♪ looks like they attacked a tree showing off a big meat cleaver ♪ ♪ it's a bad day for turtle man when he's up against the beaver. >> they can use the tree fall look a chainsaw. >> you are so much fun today. >> so much fun. >> thank you. >> you can catch "call of the wild man" sunday nights on the animal planet. >> we have the way to improve hoda's sex life. >> and better night's sleep too. >> this is nbc. >>> here's a question. what do you get when you combine intense soccer drills with sexy brazilian dance moves? >> you get sexual desires. tedeo is here to show us a workout he likes to do in

morning america" he are seven things to know: one, antioch animal control is testing two dozens for rabies attacking and biting four people. officers killed one dog and captured the other. the victims were taken to the hospital with bites to their arms and hands. >> san mateo police are trying to determine if there are more young victims of inappropriate touching after an after school child worker was arrested, an 20-year-old accused of lewd acts against a minor. >> from taiwan, a strong earthquake hit. it is 6.3 earthquake that shook the tall buildings on the capital. the shaking was felt in shanghai and japan with no immediate >> the f.b.i. and state attorney general are meeting to discuss launching an elder abuse investigation against a castro valley nursing home being shut down. one pay meant is still -- one patient is still missing. >> six months after the boston marathon bombing, the red sox won the world series, first time in 10 years in game six at 6-1. there were a few minor incidents including an overturned car. >> other than fog around novato, it is clear. it will be clear with

at the hospital he received shots from everything for rabies to tetanus.back home recovering from a shark attack in the gulf of mexico. 12-year-old zach standridge and his family were vacationing in destin, florida when the attack took place. it is believed a bull shark bit him at least twice in shallow water. zach was rushed to the hospital where he received 120 stitches. >> when i squat down, i squat down and jump over the waves. blinked and it lasted five seconds and when i opened i seen the thing flapping and looked at it. >> zach has ten weeks of physical therapy ahead of him but he says the ordeal hasn't scared him from going in the water, and his family is looking forward to their next trip to the gulf. >>> overseas to thailand where the investigation in to a massive fire at an department store is getting underway. the flames soared hundreds of feet in the air forcing residents nearby to evacuate. firefighters are desperately trying to keep the fire from igniting a nearby gas station. >>> in russia they pulled a piece of the meteorite that crash lan

where the owners are or whether or not they are facing charges but the dogs are being tested for rabies. live in antioch, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> later today a man accused of attempted robbery shot and wounded by police is due in court, ramel is accused of that, police say he went on craigslist and then tried to rob him, he was shot after the pointed a gun at them and fired blanks, last night they held a town hall meeting to address the residents concerns. >> this is frightening i must say because you don't expect something like this to happen you know in the middle of the day. >> police released a surveillance photo they say shows na vair is holding a gun in broad daylight and also facing similar charges in san mateo today. >> the state public commission will vote on overhauling safety rules for california rail workers in response to the death of two bart track inspectors earlier this month. the puc is expected to require them to immediately create a new threeway communication system, the goal is to prevented break downs in communications. the puc is expected to impose o

it's quarantined and will be scanned for a chip and tested for rabies. the results given back to the people bitten. its fate isn't clear but i wanted to show you something back live. there is blood and a leash so seems like it happened in a wide area but neighbors say that they had never seen these dogs before. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> time to check things out on this halloween morning. cool, crisp, a live look at san francisco. you can see the sky so clear. the blue shining through before the sun comes up. the sun will go down tonight. >> that's right. get door bell and the candy ready. >> kind of a crisp start to the morning. >> that's been the trend but a nice warm sunny finish. you run the heater in the morning, by the time you get home it's comfortable. temperatures are looking really good. if you stick with us here on nbc what a treat we have on this halloween thursday. the "today" show as you know they do it big. that's going to be fun starting after "today in the bay." "saturday night live," a special show for you pa

he received shots for everything from rabies to tetanus.coyotes have been killed. >>> a boy from tennessee is back home recovering from a shark attack in the gulf of mexico. 12-year-old zach standridge and his family were vacationing in destin, florida when the attack took place. it is believed a bull shark bit him at least twice in shallow water. zach was rushed to the hospital where he received 120 stitches. >> when i squat down, i squat down and jump over the waves. blinked and it lasted five seconds and when i opened i seen the thing flapping and looked at it. >> zach has ten weeks of physical therapy ahead of him but he says the ordeal hasn't scared him from going in the water, and his family is looking forward to their next trip to the gulf. >>> overseas to thailand where the investigation in to a massive fire at an department store is getting underway. the flames soared hundreds of feet in the air forcing residents nearby to evacuate. firefighters are desperately trying to keep the fire from igniting a nearby gas station. >>> in russ

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. >> the dogs will be tested for rabies and the victims will be notified when the results are in. >>> 5:02 now. a santa rosa man is bringing more allegations against a sonoma county sheriff's deputy who fatally shot 13-year-old andy lopez last week. jeffrey westbrook claims the same deputy erick gelhaus pulled a gun on him two months ago. westbrook says he was carpooling to work on 101 when the deputy pulled him over for failing to use a turn signal. westbrook says he offered to make room for gelhaus to stand on the highway's narrow shoulder. >> as the car starts to move, he screams, turn the car off! and, you know, as i'm still looking at him, he pulled his weapon out and now he is just point-blank. >> westbrook is in the process of filing a formal complaint against gelhaus. gelhaus right now is on administrative leave following the lopez shooting. a lawyer for deputy gelhaus told the "san francisco chronicle," gelhaus and another deputy thought andy lopez's gun was a real ak-47. >>> a mother couldn't hide her emotions after her son was found guilty of crimes that could lock him up f

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the dogs have been or will be tested for rabies and police say the victims will be notified when the results are in. live in antioch, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> police are still working to determine the breed of the dogs. neighbors say they look like pit bulls or mixes. >>> santa rosa man is talking about his encounter with a sonoma county sheriff's deputy who fatally shot a teenager last week. jeffrey westbrook claims deputy erick gelhaus pulled a gun on him two months ago. westbrook said he was carpooling to work on 101 when gelhaus pulled him over for failing to use a turn signal. westbrook says he moved his car to make room for the deputy to stand on the highway's narrow shoulder when gelhaus pulled out his gun. >> when he asked me to -- to, you know, if i had weapons, he had the gun the second time. >> westbrook made the decision to file a formal complaint before andy lopez's death. a lawyer for deputy gelhaus told the "chronicle" gelhaus and another deputy thought the 13-year-old had a real ak-47. attorney terry leone says gelhaus opened fire because lopez posed a lethal threat.

antioch animal control is testing the dogs for rabies. >>> let's see how the thursday morning halloweeng a motorcycle northbound 101 in san jose making your drive past 87. that is causing quite a backup. i pull out and we have heavy delays from evergreen. it's going to be bumper to bumper drive heading to the san jose airport. eric? >> leyla, thank you. when we come back, >>> mother nature treating us to nice weather this evening. 62 as the sun is setting around 6:10. upper 50s during the evening hours. dress appropriately. temperatures back today where they should be, mid to upper 60s along the coast, san francisco, san mateo, low to mid-70s inland. for tonight, temperatures will fall back to about the same levels of this morning, 30s inland, most of us in the 40s. accuweather seven-day forecast, warmest temperatur [ cheers and applause ] >>> good morning, america. we are back, with the "gma" buzzy awards. a halloween celebration of the moments we've all been talking about this year. the big winners so far, "scandal's" olivia pope won best-dressed pope. and george clooney as matt kowal

. >> reporter: as for andrew, one set of rabies shots later, from now on, he's catching a ride to work. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> incredible he survived. >> unbelievable that he survived that. three of them. wow. >> amazing. >>> different story, lara. >> yeah. happy to shift gears here. brand-new pictures out of london, of prince william knighting people, in the first appearance of full-time royal at buckingham palace. it's a big change from life as a search and rescue pilot and one william looks like he is fully embracing. at buckingham palace this morning, sword in hand, prince william took part in his first investiture ceremony. standing in for his grandmother, the queen, the duke of cambridge granted knighthood and handed out medals to the likes of of wimbledon champ, andy murray. >> mr. andrew murray for services to tennis. >> reporter: just another sign that the new father and future king is shifting into life as a full-time royal. >> the fact it's the first time william has done this is significant. it's a very senior duty. to do investitu