wicket is a 10 year old, black lab- sheppard mix. a former pound dog, she is now learning her 22nd scent. tia, a german sheppard just returned from her work with blunt nosed leopard lizards, she now knows 11 scents. and lily, 6, is a yellow lab she was abandoned by 5 different homes before becoming a conservation dog. she has helped track cross river gorillas in cameroon. >> okay wicket we got the thumbs up... we'll go check it out. >> do these dogs make good traditional family dogs? >> these dogs don't make great pets. they are high energy high focus high intensity. these are the kinds of dogs where if they don't have a job they are digging up the back yard... they are not traditional pets in that regard. so they may have not gotten adopted if it weren't for you guys. yeah these tend to be dogs that are increased risk for euthanasia at animal shelters just because they are bouncing off the walls and too energetic and too much dog for most families. >> but for this assignment at a mussel checkpoint on flathead lake, their intensity i

stomping on the american flag like that. >> i'm about to do the eric sheppard challenge. [ bleep ]. >sacrifice of freedom has a message for the kids who are stomping on the american flag. you're not going to want to miss it. dakota mayer. >> thank you for joining us on this tuesday because tuesday are better with friends like you. >>> speaking of better with friends, our friend from the white house, ed henry is here. brian is today. he'll be back on thursday. >> it's great to see you here. great to see all of you joining us at this 7:00 a.m. hour. we're glad you're here. >> we're starting this hour off with a fox news alert. because isis is on american soil. the terror group now taking credit on their radio station for sunday night's shooting in texas in garland. >> that's right. now we're learning this might not be the last of the attacks to come. >> casey stegall live in garland, texas, this morning with these chilling new developments. good morning, casey. >> good morning. isis claiming responsibility but whether or not they were in fact behind this is another thing. we've got to f

you take your toll but you will sheppard it.e, what happened. >> before, you know, people spend their life savings on their invention. my parents second moretgage their house. the best ideas in the world aren't in the world. they're locked in people's heads. we want to unlock them. >> you have a million people that have heard about this. >> a million people that are active on our site. >> what do they do? people at home are probably saying there's a lot of people watching right now, they're thinking i want to be in this quirky. what happens if i sign up tonight? >> you submit your idea so the world votes. people vote and comment on each others ideas and every week on thursday night we debate each other on what the best idea is. >> why don't we have cameras at your place on thursday night. >> i want to come down. >> come on down. we can put you on the panel. but you have to be opinionated to be on the panel. >> no. i won't help you at all. to me this is the great american story. you even have a situation where someone had another

chance can fourth or fifth down or sixth eagles take two defensive banks to conner gentleman korey sheppard five picks later a walk on at kansas state and 7th around big 6 poot man -- brian ha hallic and chip's cole remains the same. >> we look tat we're trying to make eagles best team out there. it can't be personnel devrments against chip focusing on the deed to get that done. they introduce eric rowe corner from sue taw and jordan hicks. they got the sebs during three draft workout in philadelphia this was the place to be and yes, it was meant to be. >> it's like a feeling hi with a went interest. this program is differentch the culture is different the way they do things and when i left i wanted to be a part of it so bad. >> you have no clue what will happen i was extremely anxious. but, you know to me was the team pursuing me the most so it made sense. >> rashid bailey a free agent pickup for the eagles signs a deal with hometown eagles tonight. they only had the most touchdowns in division 3 football delaware sally college in doylestown. >> cole hamlees is supposed to be the biggest e

. >> reporter: in texas tonight, a race against time. 100 airmen from sheppard air force base forming sandbagging brigades to help shore up the banks of the wichita river. >> we've been out here for a few hours right now. right now we have no end in sight. >> reporter: they're worried about this river. rising another five feet by tuesday. hundreds of nearby homes evacuated tonight. stasha savage and her daughter trying to grab a few more of their belongings. >> it's heart-wrenching. that's our home. and i can't get close enough to see if the water is up to our home. >> reporter: and in oklahoma, multiple water rescues, more than two dozen evacuated in elk city. across the lone start state, rivers and lakes swell ing ruining many plans this holiday weekend. >> this one's mine. >> reporter: jim eldrich and his sons planning their camping trip for weeks. >> we pulled in and they said you've got to go in the office, we're 40% under water. still able to go canoeing, but high water closing boat ramps at many lakes. >> the rain's been crazy it's really been affecting our business. >> reporte

mes james sheppard on the rebound with his first of the playoffs. rangers tie the series.ame seven is friday in new york. quarterback, derrick hart tk handoff but did not throw the ball as raiders resumed their ot workout workouts. carr's finger injury not expected to need surgery. ponder too over after going to the minnesota vikings and played in 38 games, 38 touchdowns, 36 inrception interceptions. >> my job is backup and here to help derrick and this team. it is exciteing for m to be out there and taking first team reps. i understand this is derrick's team. i am bringing a competitive nature to it. and it only helps all of us. >> we feel like we have a more competitiv roster going into camp. it's still early, good thing to have depth and competition. weant to create as much competition as possible. >> hopefully carr will be throwing soon. abc7 sports brought to you by toyota. we'll get that done. >> i thinking permanent. >> permanent. >> you will have to pony up. >> thanks larry. >> thank you for joining us tonight. we'll carry the tattooing live. >> we'll stream it liv

. >> he is a rottweiler and sheppard mix. and he peed all over me. >> poor thing. scott: well afterward, garcia said the possibility of this happening at all was a co of course now it is a reality. alison: more thing. nervous. the things that happen on live tv. scott: yeah. alison: all week we have been following for you the story of mary lee. she is the great white shark whose tracker put her off chickesea island. tonight the shark was pinged up near new jersey. another encounter with a great white. this one well, too close for comfort. a man was spear fishing when a shark swam up to him. he was feet from the 12-foot shark. a site he had never seen. instead of getting out of the water he and his friends had a different idea. >> he came off and said hand me the go-pro. there is a great white shark on the bottom. i said are you sure about this? my daughter was yelling and i was yelling. alison: the shark didn't hurt anyone and it's a rare sighting but fishermen are starting to see great whites more often. scott: get in a boat or get the camera? i'm getting in the bo

. >> my name is erica walker and i'm about to do the eric sheppard challenge.dawl the -- called the eric shepard challenge, a self-proclaimed terrorist, a member of the new black panther party. where does this come from? this girl obviously thinks it's cool to stomp on the american flag. this is a growing problem in my generation, generation y we don't respect authority and the rights and privileges that we have. people like this need to be showed up. i'm a small government guy but i would say that it's time for our lthers to introduce something to make it illegal to disrespect the flag and treat it like a citizen. >> this guy has helped to organize protests before. >> we tolerate it. we continue to let people go and they glorify it on social media. this is the problem with our society. we have this access to social media where one dumb person can make a massive statement nationwide and get other people to follow him, which is disgusting. >> it's obviously a sick knock-off of the als ice bucket challenge and she's got this jovial look on her face as people do w

they said no to the request for limiting the stay merely to texas and god bless greg abbott who sheppardedand lead the way and speer headed the 6 states who joined with him, now governor. thank god there are still public officials in this country who believe the rule of law should not be some sort of nuisance or obstacle to the command and control government in washington. and let me just respond to you, i hate it when open borders advocates and activists get away with the inflammatory language that somehow those of us who believe in the rule of law want to throw every last illegal alien into some cattle car. this is the most generous country in the world, sir. we issue 1 million green cards every single year 70,000 permits to people who apply for asylum 500,000 foreign student visas, 700,000 work permits for both skilled and unskilled labor. this is the most generous country in the world and i am sick and tired of hearing obama and all of his accolades including you raise this spektr that somehow we built up aof these wire fences and nobody is getting in and what a terrible humanitarian t

do you think that's what sheppard ferry represents?look, i think if you look at what he said, the domestic spying, for instance the national security agency was reauthorized -- the spying program was reauthorized while the president was running for re-election. something he supported. so the notion that he supported -- >> that was pre-snowden. that was pre-edward snowden. so maybe people didn't understand the extent of it. >> well, it's not as if the program wasn't covered before edward snowden. granted, there's no doubt he unleashed a lot of it. also, again, i think that part of it was i think a lot of people projected on to barack obama a set of beliefs that they didn't -- that barack obama may not necessarily have brought to the table when he was either running or was a candidate. i think that those are people that are automatically going to be let down. because they think that can't possibly be the case. >> you know how they projected those beliefs because of that poster. i'm just kidding. robert gibbs, always good to see you. than

i have a german sheppard. >> but he's saying it's a con contrarian signal. is it anything for kids to worry about? >> that's funny. >> run up a tree. >> you'll be safe there, right? >> thanks phil. >> we're safe here in new york city. i live in manhattan. someone might come by with an ice pick but you're safe from the bears. >> the stock mystery of the week. shares of avon surging on an offer that no one can confirm and the sec investigation that followed, next. first as we head to break here's a look back at this date in history. ameriprise asked people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't want to think about the alternative. i don't even know how to answer that. i mean, no one knows how long their money is going to last. i try not to worry but you worry. what happens when your paychecks stop? because everyone has retirement questions. ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. to get the real answers you need. start building your confident retirement today. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mea

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