it tested positive for rabies. >> it was positive for rabies.that's terrifying ultimately. >> reporter: catherine pierce served as a communicable diseases program chief in the army. >> one of our biggest concerns on deployment was, in fact, rabies. >> reporter: it is a concern for contra costa health services, too. >> rabies is nearly 100% fatal in human beings. so once symptoms appear the person is likely going to die. >> reporter: a man died in 2012 after exposure to a bat in contra costa county. >> by the time he developed symptoms it was already too late to save him. >> reporter: the county reports three rabid animals have been found this year, all bats. >> the biggest indicator an animal has rabies is they're a nocturnal animal and out during the day. >> i wouldn't touch it. bats, you have to get tested for rabies and the shots are no joke. >> reporter: the lindsay wildlife hospital treated the sick bat but it died. they say only 1% of bats are rabid. most are helpful mosquito eating creatures. if you encounter a trap or sick bat call anima

it tested positive for rabies. >> it was positive for rabies.ean that's terrifying ultimately. >> reporter: catherine pierce served as a communicable diseases program chief in the army. >> one of our biggest concerns on deployment was, in fact, rabies. >> reporter: it is a concern for contra costa health services, too. >> rabies is nearly 100% fatal in human beings. so once symptoms appear the person is likely going to die. >> reporter: a man died in 2012 after exposure to a bat in contra costa county. >> by the time he developed symptoms it was already too late to save him. >> reporter: the county reports three rabid animals have been found this year, all bats. >> the biggest indicator an animal has rabies is they're a nocturnal animal and out during the day. >> i wouldn't touch it. bats, you have to get tested for rabies and the shots are no joke. >> reporter: the lindsay wildlife hospital treated the sick bat but it died. they say only 1% of bats are rabid. most are helpful mosquito eating creatures. if you encounter a trap or sick bat call a

if you do encounter a bat and it breaks the skin you need to be tested for rabies, if untreated rabies is fatal in humans animals. the treatment is five shots in the arms but not in the stomach as we have heard about but five shorts in the arm can be an ordeal, the take home message is bats are fun to observe and watch and see and people are intrigued by them, do not approach and if you see one picking those unusual behaviors like lying on the ground during the daylight, do not touch or approach but call wildlife officials and let them know. >> great advice. >> i was going to say. good stuff. >> all right. thank you, christian time is 7:05. palo alto police investigating a string of fires. firefighters say a car was set on fire and cal train parking lot at two a.m. and then about 4:30 a dumpster set on fire on pallawalto avenue and another fire on high street. the last one was a small brushfire on a bike path on homer avenue. >> i am hoping it is a random act. i don't want to feel nervous about it but i am nervous now that i realize it is by my condo. >> fire calls are rare. based upon

it tested positive for rabies. >> it was positive for rabies. i mean, that's terrifying. >> reporter: katherine served as a communicable diseases program chief in the army. >> one of our biggest concerns on deployment, was, in fact rabies. >> reporter: it's a concern for the health department too. >> rabies is nearly 100% fatal in human beings. once symptoms appear, the person is like lie going to die. >> a man died in 2012 after exposure to a bat. >> by the time he developed symptoms it was too late to save him. >> reporter: the county reports three rabid animals has been found this year, all year. >> the biggest indicator an animal has rabies is they're a nocturnal animal and out during the day. >> i wouldn't touch it. bats, you've got to get tested for rabies. >> reporter: the wildlife hospital treated the sick bat but it died. they say only 1% of bats are rabid. most are helpful mosquito eating creatures. if you encounter a trapped or sick bat, call animal services. in clayton, abc 7 news. merck says a cyber attack last month halted producti

it tested positive for rabies. >> it was positive for rabies. i mean, that's terrifying. >> reporter: katherine served as a communicable diseases program chief in the army. >> one of our biggest concerns on deployment, was, in fact rabies. >> reporter: it's a concern for the health department too. >> rabies is nearly 100% fatal in human beings. >> a man died in 2012 after exposure to a bat. >> by the time he developed symptoms it was too late to save him. >> reporter: the county reports three hab rabid animals has bee found this year, all year. >> i wouldn't touch t. bats, you've got to get tested for rabies. >> reporter: the wildlife hospital treated the sick bat but it decide. they say only 1% of bats are rabid. most are helpful mosquito eating creatures. if you encounter a trapped or sick bat, call animal services. in clayton, katie, >> merck says a cyber a tact halted production of its drugs. merck says it doesn't know the full magnitude of the impact because operations are still being restored. merck says it's confident they'll be able to m

it tested positive for rabies. >> it was positive for rabies. i mean, that's terrifying. >> katherine served as a communicable diseases program chief in the army. >> one of our biggest concerns on deployment was, in fact, rabies. >> reporter: it's a concern for health services too. >> rabies is nearly 100% fatal in human beings. >> a man died in 2012 after erks po -- exposure to a bat. the county reports three rabid animals have been found this year, all bats. >> the biggest indicator an animal has rabies is that they're a nocturnal animal and not out during the day. >> i wouldn't touch it. you've got to get tested for rabies. >> the wildlife helicopter treated the bat but it died. only 1% of bats are hab rabid. if you encounter a trapped or sick bat, call animal services . >> reporter: merck, the major drug and vaccine maker says a cyber attack last month halted production of his drugs and will hurt its profits for the rest of the year. merck says it still doesn't know the full impact because operations are still being restored, but they say th

a bat with rabies was found at a popular park for children in clayton.. kron 4's ella sogomonian is at the grove park in clayton with details. clayton is a rural town and wildlife is nothing new but contra costa county health and animal services are warning the public of an animal that could pose a health threat.a bat suffering from rabies was found last sunday at the grove park similar to this one pictured on the center for disease control website, concerning parents who come here often.sot: monica calendar, parent// "i have a small child and she can't really tell the difference what's a dangerous situation so yeah i am a little concerned."sot: irfan baig, parent// "my son he's very curious so if there's something especially an animal or a little critter is laying around he might be curious and want to pick it up or something so i'm glad you mentioned it to us."the bat was immediately removed from the park and was being rehabilitated but died several days later. test results came back positive on the afternoon of july 27.these teens who grew up in clayto

rabies is fatal in human services unless it's detect and had treated. a treatment is a series of five shots in the arm a bit of an ordeal too. >> still ahead a warning for women about rape. why police say it's usually an acquaintance, not a stranger. >> up next a bay area rapper opens up about being robbed of an expensive camera on the street. >> the weekend is here, we'll line up the saturday, sunday forecast and beyond. >>> a bay area rapper says he was robbed by filming a music video. he says someone robbed him and his film crew while shooting a new music video in oakland. he says one person held a gun to the head of a cameraman while another took the 90 thousand dollars camera. the robbery happened on july 10 near willow and 11th street in west oakland. >> despite being robbed of the camera and all of that we are committed to finishing this project and we're confident that you can help us make it. >> he says the music video is about the lack of opportunities in some communities. he has now raised more than 5 thousand dollars to help cover the insura

among the class of 2021 is ballerina and a 2016 para >> residents are on high alert for potential rabiesutbreak and tonight pet owners are worried it may be spreading. a rabid cat was recently spotted in the neighborhood and park officials are warning what may come neck. fox 29's brad sattin has been following this story from the ben franklin parkway tonight. brad? >> reporter: yeah we can tell you this rabid cat was diss covered several days ago. the city did put out an alert there are flyers across the ar area. most people we spoke to today were aware of this but outdoor activities continue. just another walk in the park but this week with an abundance of caution. >> it is surprising in philadelphia. >> reporter: surprising in this urban environment a cat was discovered with rabies. her father saw the cat while walking their dog blue. >> they saw the cat from distance he tried to come closer mine dad picked up blue and ran away. >> reporter: cat was caught but the threat now is that other animals that may have been i contact with it could develop the viral disease over the next several

health warning while the cat was removed it may have exposed other animals that could definitely rabiesn the coming days or week. >> it is surprising in philadelphia. >> report roar surprising in this urban environment and now a public health threat. carla brown knows a thing or two. she used to work for the centers for disease control. >> staying diligent, keeping an eye on our pets. keeping our pets on leash particularly in a park that doesn't have boundaries is important. >> reporter: kimberly gonzales spent part of her afternoon here with her daughter. she won't stop coming, but as a pediatrician, she's advising everyone to be on the look out for aggressive or confused wild animals as rabies can be spread easily. >> scratching, biting, or any open cuts just even -- 19 their saliva it can be prevented with vaccine. >> lauren pots dog sit sitting this weekend she's not new to rabies concerns. >> i live out in mannington. we get a lot of wild animals out there. so be aware of they're how acting and everything f they're acting squirrely definitely stay away. >> reporter: equally as impo

turned out it had rabies. >> bats are the most likely animal to become rabid. we've had three bats test positive. >> the other two rabid bats this year were in a yards and in a home also in east county. >> people don't often see bats when they do there could be some curiosity. >> it's fortunate the latest bat wasn't near the park's play structure and children. this breed dubbed the big brown bat is the most common in california roosting in tree, barns and under roofs. it's nocturnal rarely seen in daylight. >> seeing a bat could be pretty neat and they may want to come up and touch it. but we do want to remind people that bats could be rabid if bitten by a rabid bat you could develop rabies. >> now that i have kids i'm really always worried about them touching things they're not supposed. >> those who come to the park often appreciate p warning but wonder why here. >> it's an odd spot because i didn't know we had any bats around here. >> the bat came into the lindsey wildlife hospital during its busiest time of year, overwhelmed with birds right now. staff wish

it died in about a week. >> this year we have had three bets -- bats past positive for rabies.e don't often see them and when they see one there could be some curiosity. >> this latest one was not near the play structure of the children. that is fortunate . it was located at the contra costa county park . they are nocturnal and rarely seen in daylight. >> seeing one could be need and you may want to touch it. but we want to remind people that bats could be rabid.>> now that i have kids i am worried about them touching things they are not supposed to.>> it seems like an odd spot. i didn't know even had bats around here.>> this bat came into the hospital during a very busy time of year.>> very few are there to hurt you. they will not fly into anything. they mostly cleanup bugs for us, including mosquitoes that carry west nile. >> rabies is fatal in humans were not detected and treated. there is a treatment, five shots, in the arm. that is a bit of an ordeal as well. >>> president donald trump's new staff is ready to take the oath of office next week. more on that coming up after

a bat with rabies was found at a popular park in clayton. kron four's ella sogomonian reports from grove park. clayton is a rural town and wildlife is nothing new but contra costa county health and animal services are warning the public of an animal that could pose a health threat.a bat suffering from rabies was found last sunday at the grove park similar to this one pictured on the center for disease control website, concerning parents who come here often.sot: monica calendar, parent// "i have a small child and she can't really tell the difference what's a dangerous situation so yeah i am a little concerned."sot: irfan baig, parent// "my son he's very curious so if there's something especially an animal or a little critter is laying around he might be curious and want to pick it up or something so i'm glad you mentioned it to us."the bat was immediately removed from the park and was being rehabilitated but died several days later. test results came back positive on the afternoon of july 27.these teens who grew up in clayton say they're used

a bat with rabies was found at a popular park for children in clayton.. kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at the grove park in clayton with details. ella how did the county find out about this? the rabid bat was found by a parkgoer on a walkway in the daytime which is highly unusual for the animalboth signs something was wrong. clayton is a rural town and wildlife is nothing new but contra costa county health and animal services are warning the public of an animal that could pose a health threat.a bat suffering from rabies was found last sunday at the grove park similar to this one pictured on the center for disease control website, concerning parents who come here often.sot: monica calendar, parent// "i have a small child and she can't really tell the difference what's a dangerous situation so yeah i am a little concerned."sot: irfan baig, parent// "my son he's very curious so if there's something especially an animal or a little critter is laying around he might be curious and want to pick it up or something so i'm glad you mentioned it to us."the bat wa

experts are saying it did have rabies.horities want to know if anyone has come into contact with it. it was found nearly two weeks ago on a walking path at grove park. this is in clayton. lindsay wild life hospital sent us this picture of bat. they say it died days after it was brought into the hospital. people in the area tell us they're now on heightened alert, knowing there was an infected animal in the park. >> just nature, i guess. bats carry rabies, they show up. it's weird to find in the park with kids. you got to be cautious. >> they usually don't come out. they come out at day time, when they come closer i would be nervous, yeah. >> health officials advise if you do come into contact with a bat, do not touch it. >>> now, to family and friends of an oakland man, who say they're shocked after learning he's accused of helping support isis, the family is speaking publicly for the very first time. federal prosecutors say he provided support for isis and claim he even met under cover fbi acts to show them possible targe

squirrels are rarely infected with rabies, but the health department things this has rabies. >>> marine sergeant and his fiance said i do, emily is the stepmother of gauge who could not contain his emotions as she read her vow to him. >> gauge sat at attention assed dad and new wife exchangessed rings, i may not have give you the gift of life, but life has given me the gift you. the couple and gauge's biologic mother are all on good terms and we wish them the best. >> new system is making it hard to get free drinks at the casino. >>> new video shows a small plane sticking out of a lake, details on the crash coming up. pressure. i feel it every day. but at night it's the last thing on my mind. for ten years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape... relieving pressure points from head to toe. so i sleep deeply, but feel light... and wake up ready to perform. even with the weight of history on my shoulders. only exclusive retailers carry tempur-pedic. find yours at tempurpedic.com. on this monday morning. unless you're really, really a sound sleeper, you probably heard the rain

. >> reporter: so far this year 11 animals have tested positive for rabies in montgomery county. most of them are raccoons. with a house full of kids, the family hopes to never animal again. >> animals, even though they're shorter and smaller, they're much more vicious, but their teeth and their claws and their strength. >> reporter: if you encounter windup, your best -- encounter one, your best bet is to call 911. >> in maryland more than 100 animals have tested positive for rabies. only six were ground hogs. >> nor video -- more video from study's storms ask -- today's storms and flash blooding. beach drive was closed in both directions at connecticut. we've seen today some people have avoided the warnings and the sign and they've tried to tread into that high water. it doesn't end well, ever. >> it's only going to get worse tonight. we have a lot more rain to go through and also when the sun sets, you're not going to be able to see how deep the water is. montgomery county, prince george's county, arlington, fairfax. i would just say home. it is just not looking good out there.

now this morning another incident that forced a man to get rabies shots. news first jacquie vinson spoke to him. she's in fairling ton tonight. jacquie, what's going on? >> reporter: well, dorene, you hear about something like this a raccoon attack be? you will want to hear greg per sell's description what happened on his front porch this morning. >> i was stepping out onto my porch to put on sun tan lotion spray and was just looking at the bottle of spray and all of a sudden, two raccoons were jumping on my leg and scratching, clawing me. basically i was kind of stunned and saying, what's going on? and they were trying to chew and bite me. i was kind of knocking them off. >> reporter: instead of heading out to play golf, he ended up in an emergency room, his legs covered with claw marks and gouges. he had to begin a series of shots for possible rabies exposure. >> it still was definitely surprising and shocking and sort of, you know, jarring. >> reporter: it's at least the third raccoon attack in fairling ton. her injuries. >> it is getting to one people

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he has begun rabies shots. nancy: thank you.ncredible story of the survive, luck and the perfect timing from ohio. >> he wasn't even sure if the phone was working so he just screamed and screamed. the family on the shore heard him. an eagle scout and his father went to work to launch his own boat to look for him. the thing that kept him afloat is his being hit by a driver. >> it floated. >> we didn't realize he only had one leg. nancy: he calls the rescuers guardian angels. michelle: times like this in the hot weather you think about the water safety. everyone looking to calm down. nancy: be careful. doug: it's alluring to jump in and cool off but think about it first. we are also jumping to next week to think about the weather. this looks pretty enough. if you are walking around you can feel the heat and the humidity. it's 96 for the official high at it's 6 degrees below the record for washington. sun set at 8:30. the daylight hours slowly contracting as we work toward the equinox. 101 is the feels like washington and leesburg.

but the contra costa health and animal services report that a bat with rabies was found at the grove park last sunday. they say it's highly unlikely anyone was exposed but remind the public to not touch bats. parents who frequent the park are taking the warning seriously.sot: irfan baig, parent// "my son he's very curious so if there's something especially an animal or a little critter is laying around he might be curious and want to pick it up or something so i'm glad you mentioned it to us."the rabid bat was found on a walkway in the daytime.both are signs there may be something wrong. (ella)the health department reports it's also important to make sure pets are up to date with their rabies shots to prevent spreading the virus. live in clayton ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (justine) will the heat last for the rest of the weekend?(jr stone) lets check with lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it is a nice start to the weekend with skies becoming mostly sunny after morning fog. low clouds continued at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler there. the evening sea breeze has kicked to

after one found in a clayton park tested positive for rabies. the bat was spotted near a play structure at grove park.. earlier this month. it was treated.. but died a few days later. tests later revealed that the bat had rabies. the virus spreads from animals to humans.. mainly through bites. officials don't believe anyone was exposed to the bat.. they say if you spot a bat acting unusually.. don't touch it. call local animal control. to politics now: the president has replaced his top aid at the white house...reince preibus. this morning... in a major shake-up... there is a new chief of staff. current homeland security secretary, general john kelly.. will replace priebus... who says resigned thursday-- and he insists there's no ill will between him and the president. priebus says he will stay on for a while to help general kelly transition into his new job, which he starts on monday. cbs' john dickerson weighed in on the turmoil in the west wing. and on what it's going to take... for john kelly to calm the chaos within the trump administration

the tests came back positive for rabies. if you see the cat, don't go near it but call the health department immediately. for the second time prince george's county have issued a warning for all illegal dirt bike and atv riders. stay off streets. they are putting themselves and others in danger and they have now release photos of some of the riders they're identify. fox5's paul wagner has the story >>reporter: last sunday night a pack of illegal riders swarmed the street of the national harbor, popping wheeliesu■y and whizzing down sidewalks with seemingly no regard for people in their way. out of various community events we're getting a lot of feedback they do not want h this in prince george's county. they reiterate time and time again that we've worked hard to bring this to a place it is today. to release good quality photos of some of the riders. these photos were taken by citizens, surveillance camera and police dash cameras of some of last week's riders. can you identify them? deputy chief chris morph tha says they ask

tests revealed the bat did, in fact, have rabies. the virus spreads from animals to humans mainly through bites. health officials don't believe anyone was exposed to that particular bat. they say if you spot one, don't touch it. call local animal control. >>> for the second time this month, police are inspecting a report of sexual assault on the stanford campus. a woman says she was assaulted thursday night. police say the victim and the suspect knew each other but wouldn't elaborate. >>> a bizarre scene on a berkeley sea wall this morning. the driver of this car told police he ran off the road after being robbed and shot. officers found him just before 4 this morning while responding to a report of gunshots near the berkeley marina. the victim was taken to the hospital with at least one gunshot wound. one person was later arrested but police are calling him a person of interest. >>> ala immediata county is better equipped to handle emergencies. instead of a traditional ribbon cutting, this is what they did. a ceremonial uncoupling o

squirrels are rarely infected with rabies, but they they think this one maybe.nyone bitten by the squirrel should get tested. >> i wouldn't feed it any nuts. >> what do we do about that? it's a park, we kill all the squirrels. >> experts say if the animal is rabid it may have died already. >>> a marine fought back tears as he married his gorgeous bride. the reaction of his young son who has become the hit. they live on joint base mcguire fort dix, emily read a vow to him. >> you're a very special boy, smart, handlesome and kind to -- handsome and kind to others. >> gage stood almost at attention. emily said i may have not have given you the gift of life, but life as you recall gave me a gift of you. gage's biological mother aren good terms with the couple we wish them the best. >>> an alligator was found swimming off miami beach. >> reporter: we have rain moving to the east of philadelphia, even possible flooding in spots where the rain has stopped. there was 2 to 4 inches of rain overnight. there's additional showers that might pop in the northern suburbs. i'll

he had no proof of rabies vaccination. >>> martin shkreli was ordered to stop talking about his caseear a brooklyn courthouse where he's on trier. the judge stopped short of issuing a full gag order. he's accused of securities fraud. >>> "the times-picayune" of new orleans said a congressman apologized for recording a video at auschwitz. clay higgins says the video has been taken offline. the museum at the former nazi death camp says a gas chamber should not be part of a political message. >>> and a puppy sheds light on a domestic abuse. a chihuahua was left in a bathroom. the woman said she was fleeing an abusive boyfriend and could not take the dog with her. >>> seving up justice. a young tennis fan who had a souvenir towel snatched from him gets another chance at a memento. >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs morning news" sponsored by vagisil. shameless about vaginal health. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> a man who yanked a wimbledon soouv veer is being sent around the video. jack sock tossed a towel into the stands. jack made a pl

mappedour year, they of ofentation, down to pro their dogs' rabies vaccine. finally, a visit of the russian orphanage. >> the minute you saw mark, he was likepapa, papa, through the doors his entire life. it was amazing. lisa: suddenly vladimir putin and it russian adoption -- american adoptions of russian children, canceling hundreds of adoptions just weeks or months away from completion. >> we've never seen a ban so instantly implemented. lisa: she is director of the coalition institute in washington, d.c. >> it was in 2012. bipartisan bill intended to punish russian officials who were associated with human rights abuses by denying them access to the u.s. >> it came as a complete shock. lisa: u.s. represented if doug collins stepped in to try to help. >> we are working diplomatic channels, to work with the russian government. lisa: sanctions are often economic. in this case they are deeply personal, and it is not just but it is also affecting these kids in orphanages in russia. what you think vladimir putin chose to integral orphans? >> he sees the west as

they say the cat tested positive for rabies. but the man, the dog and good samaritan are all expected to be okay. >> that bobcat was holding on as he was spinning around trying to get him off. >> crazy. >>> another animal story. this one's a little bit friendlier. a guy on new york's island says his dog wouldn't even run after a tennis ball. so imagine his shock when the dog ran into the water to save a deer. >> that is storm dragging the fawn toward the shore. >> oh. >> when he got there, storm nudged the deer in an attempt to make sure it was okay. >> oh, my goodness. this is like lassie. the fawn was taken in by animal control officers and is expected to make a full recovery. storm has been enjoying treats ever since. the dog is living up to its name of being a retriever and almost like lassie mixed with a st. bernard. >> and making sure the fawn is okay. storm still won't play catch with a ball. >> no, he's got bigger fish to fry. he's got to be a hero. that's the cutest video i've seen all year. i could watch it 75,000 time

there's never been a case of a squirrel with rabies fighting human since 1970. be careful, if you have had a squirrel bites, go to the emergency room get yourself checked out. if you see a squirrel -- don't worry new jersey, governor chris christie is on his way out. >> 80% of new jersey residents disapprove of his governorship. >> you comfortable on the beach the other day. >> what's his legacy? does it come down to a chair on the beach #. >> i think it's self promotion and that is not what people are looking for. >> when he was arrested my kitchen the officers let me know it was heroin. >> my every waking thought was, i really just want to get high once more. >> we did everything. >> it's an everyday battle. we have got to shatter the stigma is the only thing that keeps us alive. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> gadgets are known for being amusing and corny. take a look at these wedding photos of a couple on their wedding day posing with a cardboard cutout of their dog. the father of the bride knew his daughter hillary cannot have the puppy at the wedding because it was a destination

. >> the man has started a series of shots for possible rabies exposure. we're told arlington county animal control did not find those raccoons. >>> apparently this community doesn't allow trash cans, but the newsletter says they will be discussing that. >>> 4:35 our time right now. want to get another check on weather and traffic. >>> melissa mollet will have a look at your commute. but first we'll check in request chuck bell and sheena parveen on this weather alert day. >> yes, it is hot out there in some areas to aaron gilchrist. but for the rest of us, i think it's just warm. >> okay. fair enough. i'm not happy that's it's not in the morning. it will drop a smidgen or two. downtown, the urban heat island really does work. welcome to the 3h club. heat advisory from noon until 7:00. hazy gray skies, poor air quality and horribly humid. that means we're also talking about the fourthh, which is heat index value, which is 105 degrees. sheena, i am not happy about this weather. >> is there anything good we can say about today? . it's going to be sunny. you d

a man was attacked and he's being treated for rabies. animal control was not able to catch any of the raccoons. >>> a person tested positive for norovirus after eating at the chipotle in sterling. loudoun's county's health department said 60 people became ill. it's on the triple 7 road in sterling. symptoms are like norovirus. it closed tuesday for cleaning. it's now back open. >>> the martian buggy will be on display for mars buggy at the national air and space museum in d.c. the celebration gives visitors a chance to tal scientists about mars research and future missions. kennedy space center commissioned the roverment it's 5500 pounds and 11 feet tall. it's created to be as realistic as possible but won't be making the trip to the red planet. >> hopefully when a young child or when they want to put boots on mars, they will see this and say i want to drive that. if we get one astronaut or somebody to join the space industry because of seeing this vehicle, that's a win. >> i want to drive that, too. >> the rover is currently scheduled t

course this is a reminder to be vigilant and to make sure your animal is up to date on all of its rabies vaccines. >>> if you plan to head to the beach this summer to have little fun, make sure you are responsible behind the wheel. new jersey.com has published a ranking of shore towns in order the highest dwi rates the top spot seaside heights, ocean county, new jersey. the town had 143dwi arrests between 2015, 2016. filling out the top five were wildwood, lock arbor, allen hurst and bradley beach. >>> you saw this story first on fox 29 a little boy with cerebral palsy an big wish. to meet an nba star. ben salamons to be specific. tonight, that 76er player says he is in to make that hoop dream come true. 12-year-old tyler first captured our hearts last night on fox 29 news. tyler had a major operation at children's hospital of philadelphia back in june to correct a limp and his left foot which was turned in. now he's back at chop doing intensive rehab to learn how to walk again. tyler loves basketball and is a huge huge fan of ben simmons and he has all kinds of questions foquestionsfor

bobcat runs away but was later located by wildlife authorities who say the cat tested positive for rabies. the man, the dog, the good samaritan all expected to be okay. >>> in china the dramatic video of that crash between a van and a semi truck. the truck appeared to hit the van causing a massive explosion. the van was loaded with paint and paper. the truck was carrying steel products. the driver of the van says he didn't see how it happened. he just heard a big boom. amazingly no one injured. police are investigating. >>> the world's best golfers getting set for this year's british open. it starts o other sports from espn. >>> good morning, it's "sportscenter" from los angeles. stan verrett. neil everett. very impressive, very entertaining, summer league in las vegas. >> yeah, the lakers are the best team of the teams that are at the summer league. lonzo ball didn't play in the championship. has a groin injury, strained calf. will have an mri. he was your mvp. kyle kuzma, impressed. magic johnson said we're hoping we could get and they got him in the d'angelo russell mozgov trade. he pl

brooklyn, authorities say the fact that the squirrel is so aggressive is a warning sign it could have rabies. signs in the park worn anyone bit tone get to a doctor right away. they say do not feed the squirrels. >> well, spanish fishermen on board with a new solution to a growing problem in our oceans. plastic pollution. some 2,000 fishermen working with a clothing company to turn plastic found in the sea into high end fashion. fishermen pulled the plastic from their hatch and deposited on bins on shore, the clothing company says they're trans for the about 30 million used butanols material for jackets, back packs, and other item. >> interesting. well, a familiar face is gracing the cover of the philadelphia daily news this morning. >> take a look. our very own traffic reporter, meisha johnson, she was on the cover of the kick off of the daily news single series, and they photographed her at one of her favorite spots, the gym of course. >> what a surprise. look at those arms. bravo, meisha. and meisha will be along in just a second, also still ahead on "eyewitness news," volume cane i can e

now that we know that the bat had rabys county officials are issuing a health warning. >> it's not unusual to see bats at night. but if you see them during the day there is a problem. >> it's an unusual event for that bat to come out during the day and so people should stay away and not touch bats. >> this small bat was found on a walking bath near a pond pond at in downtown clayton on july 16th. process the person who found it knew how to capture it and get it to animal services. >> this one was even crawling down a pathway. that's not normal. >> animal officials tested the bat and it died about a week later. on thursday test results came back positive for rab byes. >> it's a deadly decease and once symptoms develop it's fatal. >> bats are not unusual in contra costa tt three bats tested positive for the decease in this county two of them in east county one in central county. contra costa costa county health officials doenlt believe anyone was exposed to it they want the word out so the public is informed. >> i would run that's what i would do not to go near and not freak out. >> i though

and but the man who was bitten is getting rabies shots because the bob cat did test positive for rabies>> that is so scary. snri don't know what's fact ape myth out there that's like the shots in your stomach. >> yeah. >> seems so hor. >> i believe after that attack scary business. >> hard to pick that up and runny get it talker. >> i want to and of course, tough situation. >> i think typically probably bob cats mind own business when they get rabies. >> 77 washington. low 90s today. notice heat index already 78. the numbers will be in the mid 90s. this feels like mid 90s this afternoon with humidity out there. sunshine bright. nice beautiful start to day. we'll build clouds and like yesterday a few scattered showers and thunderstorms develop this afternoon as we have a little upper level piece of energy in the neighborhood. that will be here one more d day. and then just in time to get that outlook what moves n lots of extreme heat. i'm afraid we have to push the numbers awfully close to 100 friday and saturday and may need to boost the numbers. get ready it will be hot around here to

thousand police officers who've been deployed here in front of the al aqsa mosque today i repeat rabies who are trying to make their way in from elsewhere in the country have been blocked and stopped on the highways in the buses that they were trying to advance and the security is certainly not taking any chances be hid. the mosque the spiritual leader has said that people need to abandon their mosques today they need to protest outside these metal gates and these detectors which is the latest israeli security to be introduced as far as friday when two israeli security officers were killed he said otherwise the situation would explode point to syria r t jerusalem. temple mount. as it's known to muslims as one of the most contested religious sites in the world for jews it's been the site of two biblical temples and the al aqsa mosque which is located on the hill is islam's third holiest site the temple mount is administered by jordan based islamic religious authority and we got the views of people on both sides of the debate to find out what they think about the current tensions. i don't

a man was attacked on wednesday morning as a precaution he's being treated for rabies. animal control yesterday but was not able to catch these raccoons. >>> pretty aggressive down there. hey, you can dream about winter on a day like this. news 4 is counting down to the 2018 olympic winter of the day in south korea. gymnastics champions. simone came to town she spoke to children in west patomic part. he led a crowd from the boys and girls club of greater washington in yoga circuit training and obstacle -- wholistic -- >> everyone thinks it's about active. you have to eat healthy as well. it's all those key roles that play into what we're doing. >> not a bead of press per ration, they dotted the field and water breaks were built in to every activity. >>> and local family who lost their loved one is celebrating the return of his best friend. 57-year-old william was from arlington. he was killed last week his dog, nelly, who was in the car with him ran away from that crash site and has been missing. but more than a week later, there she is. nelly has been found. she wander

it was tested and found to have rabies. abc 7 news reporter tweeted this photo of the rabid bat. they're warning folks not to touch them and they say anyone who has touched a rabid bat or been bitten by one should contact their doctor, even if it's not rabid, go get checked right away. >>> the fireball ride at santa cruz beach boardwork is still closed indefinitely after a similar accident at the ohio state fair. other rides remain closed, again, indefinitely. wednesday's malfunction on the ride known as the fireball killed one and injured seven others in ohio. one of them went home today. >> high up in the sky and when it was coming back, it was to arer close to the ground and it did again one more time and that's when it just hit the ground and flew off and the pieces hit me too. >>> a ride similar to the fire ball at great america is also closed on no word when it will reopen. >>> the tesla three's biggest competitor is the chevy bolt which cost as couple thousand dollars more and gets 235 miles on a single charge. up next, tesla is holding a hand over party right now for the

they have identity politics rabies.nfected by the oppressor versus the oppressed lies that spews from every campus classroom. since the west is always the oppressor, it must always pay. with such log log logic, reagan's tear down this wall was racist as well. it trump's speech was persuasive, which is why the press ignored it. >> the president of the united states has a particular skill set that he has identified an illness in western democracy but he has no cure for it. and he is intent on exploiting it. i think we will miss it when it's gone. that's the biggest threat to the values of the west, which he claims to hold so dear. >> greg: trump is the biggest threat to the west? someone is auditioning for cnn. all at the altar of tolerance, before a doctrine that wishes not to coexist but to the command. with no solution for national security, the media has already surrendered as they labeled those who speak out as a racist. they are fellow travelers on the road to ruin, bent on silencing the canaries in the coal mines.

he received rabies shot and received treatment for numerous scratches and bites. this is the second attack here in as many weeks. in the past ten months we know of four incidents where the raccoons mauled residents. i was stunned and shock and in disbelief. stephen: coming out of this front door is where it went down. ten minutes ago i heard from animal control officers from arlington. they are going to take a much more aggressive approach to curtail the raccoon po but they say the key component is containing the trash that is put out six nights a week. they say they have to keep it limited. they have to control that trash out here. that will discourage raccoons and perhaps encourage them to move on. alison: a man is fighting for his life after he was shot in a home invasion in district heights. but the police have not said if martin was an innocent victim or a possible robber. martin's father said the home where the shooting happened has been a neighborhood hangout for years and he knows that something saw something -- someone saw something. >> i don't know what

and he ended up getting treated right away and part of protocol is to get tested for rabies in this case. and now, we also spoke with again like i mentioned before animal control and they were saying if you come into contact with any sort of raccoon. you want to make sure you get treated right away and call them to report it as far as the trashy mentioned we also spoke with a property manager today and they were telling us they're also going to possibly look into changing their trash policy because of this raccoon problem because of these attacks happening, again we'll let you know what happens in this community. for now reporting live in arlington tonight, kristin leon, "fox5 local news". >>> you have ever about caugt on d.c. speed camera going too fast. if you answered yes you got hit with one of those really expensive speedtic snrets ard coulding to report released by aaa mid atlantic. two million tickets were given in d.c. and maryland. look at increase in speed camera fines 2015 to 2016 they doubled to 100 million. >> "fox5" matt ackland breaks down the numbers for us tonight. >> if

a storm drain, wildlife officials and catch it and it turns out the bobcat did test positive for rabiesearless hero. this is an awesome story leaping into water to save a baby deer from drowning. >> good boy, bring them in! good boy, bring them in! >> watch this golden retriever dragging a struggling phon back to shore down the street, long island, new york, then laying next to the deer, nudging it to make sure it was okay. storm and his owner join us live in the 7:00 hour of "fox and friends". if you want an up close and personal meeting, the hero dog. heather: the world war ii epic dunkirk is about to hit theaters and critics are calling it his best film so far. is it worth your box office bucks? fox news contributor kevin mccarthy, we were just discussing this, you love this film. >> one of the best films i have seen in a long time, one of the most immersive cinematic experiences you will ever have. he did inception, interstellar, dark knight trilogy, incredible evacuation of dunkirk during world war ii, 330,000 british and allied forces were evacuated and a lot of that had to do wit

[laughter] and as bozos blather their banners below have rain bees, top -- ray byes -- rabies, sees, just putting random words together. here's one i made up, super taco death rattle spoon. [laughter] i don't even know what it means, but i do know about collusion. first, it's not collusion for people to chat. if so, then why isn't joy behar in jail? [laughter] lock her up. and is listening a crime? if so, i now have an excuse for ignoring my wife with. ooh, an old joke. i know, it's going to hurt. [laughter] also, the media now tells us that a private citizen can't engage in the same behavior that they can. do they have special rights that we don't? carl bernstein would crawl over a bed of angry ferrets to get to that meeting, then call the source a whistleblower. if it were chelsea clinton, she'd suddenly be called a citizen journalist. hell, if you offered dirt on trump to bill clinton, he might stop groping a waitress just to take a look. [laughter] if info or trump was offered to the media, do you think they'd ponder its origins? they were passing around that british dossier like

squirrels are rarely infected with rabies, but the health department think this may be.one bit by the squirrel is urged to be tested. >> park goers are keeping it in prospective. >> i wouldn't feed it any nuts. >> it's park we kill all the squirrels. >> experts say if the animal was rabid it may have died already. >> time for a preview of "good morning america." >> robin roberts standings by in the "g.m.a." studios, i know you're analyzing the new information we've received from jared kushner. >> reporter: it's another big day on capitol hill with the president's son-in-law speaking with the intelligence committee behind close doors. we're live from the white house this morning. >>> allegations made by a wisconsin family made public regarding their daughter's mysterious death at a mexican resort, more families are coming forward with their own disturbing story. what they had to say about the tainted alcohol served to them during their stays. >>> michael phelps took on a shark overnight, social media taking umbrage with the computer generated image of the great white. let