george springer coming over to the right hand line. emily: what a catch by the astros' george springer. take another look as he makes the catch at full speed, tumbling right into the stands. that likely gave the team a boost over the blue jays. they go on to win 2-1. that is pretty good. cindy: the tropics have been quiet. no activity in the month of july. now that we are in august, things get more active. a strong tropical wave is going south of jamaica. the hurricane center has been watching this and they are forming into a tropical system in the next 48 hours or so. this continues to move westward. it has wind which are not organized. the wind is up around 40 to 45 miles per hour in his moving west at 22 miles per hour. that motion is expected to continue. this looks like it would he a threat for mexico. something we are watching in the tropics. closer to home, we h the greatest chance for rain will be with us through midmorning. we should drive things out by new time -- by noon time. temperatures in the upper 70's today. 80's tomor

and a 10 pitch with george springer. he was pumped up looks and maybe jawing a little at one another. after the game springer said you know he was playing coy but he was asking what his favorite animal was. he said there is no beef we're big games of the week. and one ste further predicking the sports forecast. check the picks from last week. this one a three check mark week. we started monday getting that right. boston over the rays. missed that o. we have the midweek game and the west and the preeason game. rounded outhe week and 3 out of 5. how aut last week' picks. we're starting with three and he has not lost. red sox win that one. d they give oneack. tennessee appalachian stayed. we know he can sprin the upt. that happen thursday? not on thuday. tennese is good. how about friday? after two scares spreading panic throughout the airport. >> put the candle back. >> don't put the candle back. >> remembering the betweenous of in florida, it used toe that if a child, a senior or one of our four legged friends was trapped

earlier in the week jay mayan springer bolt made a public appearance where he shows off some dance moves but then he stops to text someone. that's hilarious. >> if you saw in the -- got the meufs and stuff. are you going to talk to him? >> he's texting someone important. >> that's true. >> probably his mom though. now are you at the height of your athletic career going into your match with your cell phone? >> i don't know. here's what emma has for us coming up in the next half hour. >> continues this morning from controversy comments donald trump made during a exaip stop in wilmington comup light & fit greek crunch yogurt is topped with crunchy deliciousness light & fit crunch. you brush your teeth diligently...two times a day, right? but 80% of your mouth's bacteria arentt even on teeth. eughty purschunt?! colgate total's different. it fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums. protecting 100% of your mouth's surfaces. colgate total for whole mouth health. >>> if she gets to pick. if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do >> presidential candidate donald trump facing a

>> yes, margaret held grew up in springer. later today there is a funeral mass held in jackson, mississippi, that is near where the two nuns worked for three decades. yesterday 300 people, overflow crowd, came to a service in lexington, mississippi to pay respects to the nuns. now the fellow nuns miss the sisters but the work will live on. >> losing a special friend is difficult but i know that i didn't lose her in that her life and her energy and her spirit continues in this, especially in this people she's met and touched. >> now those two nuns were killed of their home and the police have charged a man that sister held is buried in wisconsin later in the week. >> right now milwaukee man is behind bars after a standoff with the police and started with a mattress. it happened on the south side yesterday. two neighbors argued over a mattress left in an alley way. there was a six-year-old inside of the home. >> the is in the house with a child add not wanting to come out and we take our time. we take our time. we don't want to

>> dan springer in seattle.nk you. >>> approach to border enforcement is being called schizophrenic on advice of the border patrol's own website, to illegal immigrants about how to avoid being caught. safe zones where agents are barred from interviewing, searching or arresting suspected illegal immigrants. such places as schools, churches and medical treatment facilities are listed on that website. >>> look at the markets today. dow's losing streak has hit seven sessions after dropping 91 today. s&p 500 lost 14. nasdaq fell 46. >>> president obama says donald trump is unfit to serve. trump unloads on both the president and hillary clinton and has a message for some republicans. we'll get reaction to it all from the panel when we return. >>> republican nominee is unfit to serve as president. i said so last week and he keeps on proving it. i think what's been interesting is the repeated denunciations of his statements by leading republicans. there has to come a point at which you say, enough. and the alternative i

awkward moment though as george springer took exception with archer's enthusiasm. they had words and talked after the game too. everybody is happy now. >> they're good. >> that is the news for now. >>> tonight, shockwaves as hillary clinton's closest aid huma abedin says she's separating from her husband weiner. >>> airport chaos. all out panic amid widespread rumors of an active shooter. what's going on? >>> bracing for impact. florida on high alert as the tropical threat closes in. >>> too little, too late. a prize move from the pharma giant over the cost of a life saving medicine, why critics say it's not enough.

>> dan springer in seattle.>>> approach to border enforcement is being called schizophrenic on advice of the border patrol's own website, to illegal immigrants about how to avoid being caught. safe zones where agents are barred from interviewing, searching or arresting suspected illegal immigrants. such places as schools, churches and medical treatment facilities are listed on that website. >>> look at the markets today. dow's losing streak has hit seven sessions after dropping 91 today. s&p 500 lost 14. nasdaq fell 46. >>> president obama says donald trump is unfit to serve. trump unloads on both the president and hillary clinton and has a message for some republicans. we'll get reaction to it all from the panel when we return. hey, ready for the big meeting? yeah. >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syn

. >> john had eight english springer spaniels over his lifetime and they said he was so bereft over the loss of his last dog they said he didn't even want to come home. he didn't want to get out of bed. he'd cry every day. and his granddaughter jodi is dog. she found sly. she gives grandpa a card and on the card is a picture of sly and it has a message. [ indiscernible ] >> he's like what's his name? what am i supposed to do? so everybody starts saying, sly, sly, sly. >> where are you going? >> he puts down his cane, and he's ready to love. >> three, two, one -- >> oh. >> sly knew where to be as well. okay -- >> i got this. >> so where did they find this dog? >> she finally got this dog through a rescue group who was willing to transfer him over to the family. they say that sly is ten years old. >> i think it's very clear that sly is going to get a lot of love from his new owner. >> and now this is going to keep grandpa entertained because now he's got something to do. this is good on so many levels. >> coming out, and how down he was, honestly this is going to give him a reason -- a re

george springer drives this the opposite way come his 25th home run of the season. o's lose 12-2. mainedskins, one of the goals for the preseason is to avoid injury. unfortunately, starting running back matt jones suffered an a.c. sprain in his left shoulder last night against the jets. the team is hoping that he will be back for week one against the steelers. this is the only action from kirk cousins at fedex field last night. act up quarterback colt mccoy said he foun the starter as he was walking out of the tunnel. here is jay gruden on his crafty decision. we have a lot of good players in this locker room. i wanted to make sure that our backups are ready to play at all times. backups lot of the stepping up and starting last year, and at that is important for cold to get some -- for colt to get some practice. erin: the ravens in indianapolis tonight, facing the colts, which use all right here on abc 7. joe flacco did not play. mallettecond, ryan starting for joe flacco. over the middle for aiken, 14 yard touchdown. 7-3 ravens. in the fourth, the colts take the lead and try to s

. >> john had eight english springer spaniels over his lifetime and they said he was so bereft over the loss of his last dog they said he didn't even want to come home. he didn't want to get out of bed. he'd cry every day. and his granddaughter jodi is like you know what? i've got to do something about it. so she went looking for another dog. she found sly. she gives grandpa a card and on it has a message. [ indiscernible ] >> he's like what's his name? what am i supposed to do? so everybody starts saying, sly, sly, sly. >> where are you going? >> he puts down his cane, and he's ready to love. >> three, two, one -- >> oh. >> sly knew where to be as well. okay -- >> i got this. >> so where did they find this dog? >> she finally got this dog through a rescue group who was willing to transfer him over to the family. they say that sly is ten years old. >> i think it's very clear that sly is going to get a lot of love from his new owner. >> and now this is going to keep grandpa entertained because now he's got something to do. this is good on so many levels. >> for his recovery. >> yeah. >>

my name is christopher springer. thanks for joining us. the opening ceremony of the rio olympics they be just hours away, but the doping scandal is chasing it right up to the starting line. you may remember the international olympic committee failed to impose a blanket than on the russian competitors, despite evidence of state-sponsored doping in the country -- failed to impose a blanket ban. >> too many brazilians, there are more important things to worry about than eight-sponsored russian doping, but to the athletes inside this hotel and the nearby olympic village, it is the issue of greatest concern. it's still not clear how many athletes from the russian team will be allowed to compete and in which sports. >> after the cas decision, there is still room for some change. there's the possibility even more russian athletes will be allowed to compete. it is still not clear how many athletes will be allowed to compete at this late moment. there's no precedent or this in modern olympics. >> this russian swimmer won her court of arbitration ap

take a look here this is a springer spaniel paddling as hard as it can to stay above water. people on ther ify to martha's vineyard shot this video. he the dog was so excited he jumped off the ferry. the four times and alerted a much smaller boat called lovely day. they pulled up alongside the pup and pulled him on board. >> the whole boat just erupted in cheers and applause. it was funny the boat was called lovely day. >> the harbor master raced the dog back to the vineyard to be reunited with its >>> hard to keep a dog out of the water sometimes. right now it's nice and clear above southern new england and northern new england for that matter. now down to the south, southeastern quadrant of the u.s. getting hammered they're there is some upper level low and some of this moisture will get pulled our direction by the middle of the week and possibly beyond. more on that straight ahead but right now we have 60s and lower 70s cape cod and the islands. 78?n norwood. so a good 18 degree difference across just a few miles just depending on where you live. middle 60s in natick alre

a springer spannedler paddling for life before picked up by a small boat. the lovely day was able to use a net to pull the dog to safety >> the whole boat just erupted in cheers and applause, and it was funny because the boat's everyone was waving to the boat saying have a lovely day. >> daniel: the harbormaster tells fox25 that the dog got excited on the ferry and jumped overboard and is since been reunited with the owners. hopefully bear is not like thank excited. >>> the airport in wisconsin are taking the saying it is a dog's life to a whole new level. fake grass and fire hydrants are installed. th comes complete with a flushing system to help keep it clean. owners still need to pick up after their dogs, but there are sinks to wash up after. >> how do we get one of those. way too many dents at our house lately. >>> a celebration of firsts for the series. october 16 marks the long running show's 600th episode. treehouse of horror will. and later this season, the series is welcoming the actress from "empire" to celebrate a special home. the first time eve

. >> reporter: with that springer spaniel on a mission to track down the most common kind of hospital superbug. it is known as c-diff and infection rates are on the rise. >> c-diff is a bacteria. forms spores. it can persist for long period of time. >> reporter: c-diff caused by antibiotic use or contact with contamina nainated surfaced and times deadly causing half a each year and killing 15,000 people. we can't see it with the naked eye. but angus can smell it. >> it will always be present in your hospital. what you are frying to do is control it. that's where angus comes into play. >> angus, ready to work. >> he is trained to detect it in the environment. the advantage for us is if he alerts on something, then, what we can dupeo is targeted cleani. going to couple with our ultraviolet disinfection machines. >> three years ago, theresa was training bomb and drug dogs when she contracted c-fiff and nearly died. her husband, a nurse at vancouver general hospital suggest she'd tried to train a degree to detect the super bug. >> it has an odor i can in a a degree to find it. she did. th

dan springer has the story of privacy, versus security. >> reporter: no matter where grow in public, there's likely to be a camera. they catch red light runners, shoplifters and interactions with local police. federal law enforcement is on on the action, too, mounting surveillance cameras on utility polls. privacy advocates in seattle are fighting back seeking location and investigation details for all of the federal cameras in the city. >> you and i have the right to privacy and a quiet conversation we have while walking down the street. we don't assume there's something with a microphone on the rooftop listening, even though we are in public. >> reporter: he was about the get the records but they sued to get the release. in a court filing in western washington, the fbi's use of pole camera technique is a powerful tool in fbi investigations and national security threats. >> reality is, they are the best witnesses we have. a lot of witnesses, i mean, i have been in the business a long time. you talk to a victim or a witness and a lot of times they are traumatized. when you get a pict

the guy rick springer protesting something. they got him off the stage and nobody was injured. >> kim: a little bit of a cut from the flying glass and that was it. president obama addressing allegations that a $400 million payment to iran was ransom money >> we announced these payments in january, many months ago. there wasn't a secret. we announced them to all of you. we do not pay ransom for hostages. >> kimberly: you heard him say we do not pay ransom for hostages. the administration rejecting g.o.p. accusations it was a tit for tat situation. the administration saying it was part of to settle an arms dispute that dates back to the 1970's. >> dana: we showed you the video of ronald reagan here in las vegas in 1992 when that protestor came on the stage and we talked about how he was shot during his first term. the man who shot him is going to be a freeman soon but comes with restrictions. the opening ceremony tonight. >> tom: we are starting to get a little bit of light on the morning commute as sky 3 makes its way to the nor

. >> reporter: with that remarkable sense of smell, angus springer spaniel on a mission to track down the most common kind of hospital superbug. it is known as c-diff and infection rates are on the rise. >> c-diff is a bacteria. forms spores. it can persist for long period of time. >> reporter: c-diff caused by antibiotic use or contact with contaminated surfaced and some times deadly causing half a million infections in the u.s. each year and killing 15,000 people. we can't see it with the naked eye. but angus can smell it. >> it will always be present in your hospital. what you are frying to do is control it. that's where angus comes into >> he is trained to detect it in the environment. the advantage for us is if he alerts on something, then, what we can do is targeted cleaning. going to couple with our ultraviolet disinfection machines. >> three years ago, theresa was training bomb and drug dogs when she contracted c-fiff and nearly died. her husband, a nurse at vancouver general hospital suggest she'd tried to train a degree to detect the super bug. >> it has an odor i can in a a

springer spaniel paddling through the life before picking up on small boat. the boat, lovely day, was able to use a net to pull the dog to safety. >> whole boat erupted in cheers have a lovely day. >> julie: it has since been reunited with his owners. >> sara: german shepherd that tried to chew off foot has been adopted. maverick has been in new home since thursday recovering from thursday. dog's former owner faces animal cruelty charge. >> daniel: >> julie: drive times fast and her 15 minutes route 1 from 128 to the tobin. shiri? >> shiri: i got a game at fenway this evening as red sox take on the yankees. we got sunshine, we got comfortable weather, we got dry weather, temps at 79? here for the first pitch. i will show what you to plan around here and days to come risk of rain. >> sara: medical care is about to go where it has never gone before. coming up new program that can mean you never have to go to the pharmacy again. >> julie: he claims his car saves his life. next lifesaving feature to i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i

dan springer has the story from port in. >> is coal-fired power plant in oregon, the last of the state be shut down for good pressured by environmental activists a controlled legislature became the first in the nation to completely ban coal power, a mandate that begins in 14 years. >> the people specifically were interesting and famous get rid of the cold. host generates 40% of america's electricity and is one of oregon's demand. despite a building boom, wind and solar makeup brownouts. >> this is basically a mandate. there is no way that wind can physically power the grid because days, weeks on end produces zero. >> utility supported the ban even though they can't say how to keep the lights on. the printed ballot initiative that would have been less flexible. >> at the cost of meeting this renewable standard is too high for customers, we don't have to mean it. >> new power to get rid of any kind. the u.s. chamber of commerce report called project no project from 351 misadventures never got built. 14010 renewables often challenge by environmentalists. >> virtually anything you can find

a pretty good catch by the astros george springer.the team usa, from half court, of top to deandre jordan. for all of you aspiring young quarterbacks, how about aaron rogers? a little warm-up. you see throwing to? the net. is that accuracy or what?>> that's pretty good. >> that's worth looking at. >> that was from way back. >> that's about a 50 yard throw. aaron rogers on the money. if you think that's lot, he could probably do it five out of 10 times, which would be sensational for any quarterback. >> i love looking at things like that. >> no more reddick be >>> a's fans, you just have to empathize with their incredible frustration over this. three young prospects, keep in mind.>> it's harder to have to look at him in a dodger uniform coming up.>> they are not thrilled with that.>>> thanks for joining us tonight, have a good night. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of

. >> angus springer spaniel on tracking down the common kind of hospital super bug and known as c difsill. >> it forms spores so in long periods of time. highly contagious and sometimes deadly causing half million infections in the u.s. each year and killing 15,000 people. we can't see it with the naked eye but angus can smell it. >> always be present in hospital so what you're trying to do is control it. play. >> alert on something and additional targeted cleaning and train dog to super bug. >> if has >> first of the program. >> definitely out of the box thinking. helped that angus was kind of cute. >> he is very lovable. >> brought him home at ten weeks. even on way home i started to kibble and associated c difodor with his toy engineering this room positive. >> c difpositive odors that we have. his success rate between 95 and 100%. >> pass the all the exams and working full general. >> at medical field we could go to so many on things. >> smell coffee or tea and smell teaspoon in olympic size swimming pool and that's how sensitive they are. >> only dog of his kind but not for long. >>

dave springer reports from seattle in this particular case the enthusiasm is a lot different than newddicts right. >> lauren and nicole, environmentalists have been preaching for years the best way to reduce carbon emissions is to tax the committee that produces it. every change in the world's climate. the biggest critics turned out to be so-called green groups. >> putting a price on carbon is the single most important thing we can do to tackle climate change. >> attacks at 25 cents to every gallon of gas, increased airfares costing $2 billion a year. the initiatives of the revenue mutual by cutting sales tax 1% and lowering taxes for working families and businesses. a similar system in place in british columbia for eight years to the results 16% drop in carbon emissions. no major hit on the economy and overwhelming popular support. in the evergreen state, the groups and their left-wing allies oppose the measure because it doesn't find more government spending. >> is not only by reducing carbon. it's about how we do it in developing the kinds cleaners economy needs. reporter: the audu

springer with bases loaded and leaves with back injury.he favor bases loaded in the fifth. the strike to end the inning. bottom of the sixth. little guy with big hit. go open to win big. 10 is final mainly of the year. a around and running down one of the 14 forehand winner running the first set. lobs it up for the winner. forehand win they are. in strats space first round in clam in three months after the french and will become done. mid september but time open has arrived early to get a bay area floor. racer and olympic gold midwestist come cooking with he says in oakland today. he has license for now. extra go fast. just to do the exact same thing we do all year. only focus on you only ex packet then you should have a good result. >> that's the sports report brought to you by toyota and again once again. >> all right. >> coming up tonight at 11:00. making news. first female police chief in hayward put in name now. >> individual that shows a man cracking coraggio on pat train. agency respond. >> those stories and more coming up at 11:00

>> there's a lot of white -- >> look at jerry springer. >> absolutely.hen you say for example i support black lives matter, what you are doing is setting up a dichotomy that exists purely in racial terms. either you are for that or against it. >> i could quote many hosts. we have to leave it there. save your thought, dan. for the next segment. we will continue talking like this forever. because we have more delicious crud coming your way like this. do politics and facebook mix? i wouldn't know. i stick purely to grindr. >>> all right. some people use the internet for good. they research their heritage or find intriguing places to visit on vacation or if you're like me, peruse web sites that sell suits with retractible latex trousers. some people aren't as noble. they come to the web to harass. according to a new survey, the most common form of online harassment is political in nature. this is new. nearly a third of all internet using adults say they have been harassed online for expressing political opinions. that's more than sexual, racial and religious

you met michelle obama, you sang with one direction on jerry springer. >> this guy is very famous. >> yeah, those things that happened never could have they're like, wait, what do you do? >> a lot of people in my life don't get what i do. i'm 26 years old and i'm wearing a onesie on stage. >> this documentary of years called snervous. >> it follows the year of a life of a youtuber. i think it's a really good representation of youtube life. for people that have never heard of me it's a great peek into the world because it's something that's happening. >> finally, where is it going? >> i would like to be a dad. >> yeah? >> who knows. i would like to take a nap. that would be great. last year was a lot of travel. can we just -- this is where it's going to be. >> thank you. >> of course. thank you. >> up next at 6:30 today on new york. >> concerns about the heat and eve of a very forgettable anniversary. i'm greg cergol in bryant park. how to stay cool and keep the electricity on when we come back. >>> and, of course, one way to stay cool today will be to head to the beach. we'll have you

randy: astros' george springer. you can see he makes the catch at full speed, tumbling right into the stands. that likely gave the team a boost over the blue jays. they go on to win 2-1. emily: the play of the day happening on the sidelines at the dodgers game. take a look. that's the ball girl making a very quick catch. the foul ball was headed right for a fan and their beer. but emily threw her glove out just in time and the crowd loved randy: emily's moment in the spotlight. a special birthday celebration in new hampshire. firefighters in merrimack helped mrs. osborn welcome in 100 years. that's her riding around in a fire truck yesterday. she had told firefighters earlier in the week that she was turning 100 on august 1, and a promise -- they promised they'd return with a cake. and they did. cindy: she does not look 100 years old. emily: that is awesome. cindy: look at the sky over boston right now and it's a really deceptive. 68 degrees and northeasterly wind. look at what is happening off to our west. we have

springer says he played the system. >> city hall was told the deed restrictions would not need to be lifted because he said he rivington as a non-profit nursing home. >> reporter: mr. landau purchased the rivington house for $16 million. he turned around and sold it to a real estate developer for $116 million. >> landau said he needed one of the restrictions removed to save jobs at rivington. of course, there are no jobs today at rivington house. >> reporter: an iconic building soon to be a place for luxury >> the job of elected officials is to make sure that the bad actors don't game the system. and there was a failure of that. dari: a staten island man's charity is on a roll. >> how he's gotten dozens of bikes for needy kids. dari: and tracking visitors around disney world. how the theme park could someday fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber opt

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what facility in canada is calling in a specialist who is the first of his kind, a springer spaniel named the most common super bugs plaguing hospitals. here to take bout angu is, is himself, along withdrew, both from vancouver by skype. great to see you. if you can push angus toward you. he is great. >> you came up with this idea because you came down with the super bug and you had trained dog before and you said, gee i can train a dog to sniff out bombs i can written a dog to sniff out the bacteria. >> correct. i almost died from this three years ago. my husband who is a nurse in patient safety and quality care saw an article about a dog in amsterdam named cliff. they put the dog on the odor and he checked patients so angus does not do patients but he does environment situations, because it is nearly impossible. >> so he can sniff the rooms, the hospital rooms, the corridor and the surface. tell us how sensitive dogs, the snouts, are to find this stuff? >> he likes being on tv. he lies to be the star. >> if you thing about pit be a teaspoon of sugar in your coffee we can smell the sugar

dan springer is live with the story. >> reporter: one of the best ways to reduce carbon emissions hasn to tax all of the fuels that produce it, say those in favor of that approach. >> putting a price on carbon is the single most important thing that we can do to tackle climate change. >> reporter: the $25 a ton tax would add 25 cents to every gallon of gas, increase airfares and raise utility bills, costing $2 billion a year. but the initiative aims to be revenue neutral by cutting the state's sales tax by 1% and lowering taxes for many families and businesses. in britain they've had 16% drop in carbon emissions, no major hit on the and popular support. but all the powerful green groups in washington state and their allies oppose the effort because it doesn't fund more government spending. >> it isn't only about reducing carbon. it's how we do it. developing the kind of cleaner economy we need. >> reporter: the one group to break ranks with its cohorts, the audubon society. >> it really isn't about money. it's about what are those market-based incentives that will drive people to redu

. >> just cold showers for some in los altos with a water main break after 7:00 last night at springerds. crews turned off the water but 8-10 hopes affected. most of the water flowed into the creek with nod with on when service is restored. >> evacuation warning in affect for a small portion of monday dry county near the soberanes fire because of an equity -- expect increase in wind that is bounded by castro canyon and in the coast ridge highway and highway one. crews are dealing with another natural threat besides the flames 500 fires have been reported because of poison oak. >> straight ahead we have more at breaking news we have been following this morning, a two alert fire burning in san francisco and look at this picture showing flames we have a report from the scene, a reporter just getting there next. >> this is not how the duck boat tour was supposed to ♪ ♪ ♪ with this level of engineering... it's a performance machine. with this degree of intelligence... it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. i

but a facility in vancouver is calling in a specialist, who's the first of its kind, a springer spanieled angus. he has been trained and certified to sniff out one of the most common super bugs plaguing hospitals. she said that dogs are the perfect solution because they have a super powered sense of smell that can help. >> if you think of putting a teaspoon of sugar in your coffee, we can smell the sugar has been added to the coffee. it changes smell. if you add it to the olympic sized pool he can tell and other detection dogs can tell the sugar has been added to the pool. >> that's a lot of water. angus has a nearly 100% success rate and his brother is also learning how to sniff it out. >> fresh face from the donald trump team trying to drum up support for her father in law. laura trump, the wife of his son eric. hear how she is working to attract female voters when i chat with her next. fox political insiders are here. as we head full steam toward election day and a race that's been ugly as of late and predictable all along. with two full months to go we break down the state of the ra

randy: what a play by the astros' george springer. we will show you another look at this as he makes the catch at full speed, tumbling right into the stands. that likely gave the team a boost over the blue jays. they go on to win 2-1. emily: the play of the day happening on the sidelines at the dodgers me take a look at this hit here. that's the ball girl making a pretty quick catch. the foul ball was headed right for a fan and their beer, but emily threw her glove out just in time and the crowd loved it. she looks pretty happy, too. my dad wanted to be a ball girl at fenway for the longest time. randy: but then? emily: there was carolyn the ball girl and she did a great job. cindy: they might want to let that go play in actual game though. olessa: this area does not look too bad, but we are watching a few problems . this is over by route 53. expect one lane to be closed and northbound on the expressway, a half hour trip. heading eastbound, 20-25 minutes. also some delays on 95 with a northbound accident involving a truck i root 133 i

dan springer has the story of privacy, versus security. >> reporter: no matter where grow in public, likely to be a camera. they catch red light runners, shoplifters and interactions with local police. federal law enforcement is on on the action, too, mounting surveillance cameras on utility polls. privacy advocates in seattle are fighting back seeking location and investigation details for all of the federal cameras in the city. >> you and i have the right to privacy and a quiet conversation we have while walking down the street. we don't assume there's something with a microphone on the rooftop listening, even though we are in public. >> reporter: he was about the get the records but they sued to get the release. in a court filing in western washington, the fbi's use of pole camera technique is a powerful tool in fbi investigations and national security threats. >> reality is, they are the best witnesses we have. a lot of witnesses, i mean, i have been in the business a long time. you talk to a victim or a witness and a lot of times they are traumatized. when you get a picture and

this is a springer spaniel paddling as hard as it can to stay above water. people on the ferry to martha's vineyard shot this on the way to oak bluff. the harbor master tells fox 25 the excited dog jump off the ferry this morning. the owner told the captain who radioed the island it spotted the dog and decided to circle it. the captain blew the horn four times and alerted a smaller boat named lovely day. as you can see they pull up here alongside the dog. they used the neck to pull the dog safely on -- they used the net to pull the dog safely on board. >> the whole boat just erupted in cheers and applause. it was funny because the boat's name was lovely day. boat and saying have a lovely day. it was a lovely ending here. the harbor master took it back to the vineyard. these are new pictures here of the lucky dog getting attention back on the dock. what a rescue. >> it's great. the video then the pictures and all the people on that boat watching this unfold. >> then lucky day -- then lovely day, right. >> lovely day. donald trump released his plan to fix the

watching that town hall is frightening almost like watching a jerry springer throwback and not only that he brought the idea of mayor guiliani welfare to work and short of a contract with america and jeff sessions saying this is the last shot we had with him. for someone who does not watch fox news, it was a window how angry the folks are. he was trying to soften up the stance and saying if they haven't been here 15 years we shouldn't throw them out. they took a live poll and said, yes, they should throw them out. i felt like he was upon shus pilate and they said crucify him. they went nuts. >> we will take a moment where he asked the audience about throwing people out. let's see this. >> this is like a poll. there's thousands of people in this room. who wants those people thrown out? >> i do! >> who wants to -- by the way, no amnesty, no citizenship, et cetera. who doesn't want them thrown out? who does not want them thrown out? >> stand up. [ applause ] >> there you go. >> then that raises -- mr. trump, that raises a really important question. you heard it from your audience -- >> we a

spotted a springer spaniel paddling for its life before finally being picked up by a small boat. the lovely day was able to use president whole boat erupted in cheers and applause and it was funny because the boat's name was lovely day. so everyone was waevdzing at the boat saying have a lovely day. >> sara: the harbormaster tells fox25 that the dog got excited on the ferry early and jumped overboard. it has since been reunited with its owner. >>> check out this unusual foot pursuit caught on camera. a flock of sheep running through a neighborhood in agawam, the fiv cul-de-sac going house to house despite the neighborhood's best efforts. the sheep remain on the lam. they look so happy. cruising around. >> daniel: one follows the other. >>> people in one local town calling for change that all surrounds a farm and a horrifying case of animal cruelty. coming up at 6:00, the local heards some say should step down. >>> plus boston's mayor taking on the fashion world. the viral attention his weekend wear is getting >>> and good morning, everyone. another live look at the expressway rig