wiry guard dog or uard ir a terrier. you should come down and see for yourself. >> her friends are also welcoming visitors. the wildlife experience is open wednesday through sunday for the summer. >> it's great place. >> okay. "world news tonight with david muir" is next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley.

most of the dogs, by the way, are boston terriers. >>> and we're tracking a warm saturday night around bay area, a look at 72 degrees in fairfax tomorrow, and across wine country temperatures will approach 100 degrees close to lunchtime. highs as warm as 108 in parts of the bay area, we'll have more on the forecast when we come back. >>> plus, a wildfire growing in size in southern california where containment stands tonight. >>> and the first family spending time at camp david, not the only thing the president did today, what he revealed regarding his finances. they got up to the mid-nineties today. a heat advisory is still in effect. >>> a live look at dublin right now where temperatures got in the mid-90s today. heat advisory still in effect. rob mayeda will be here shortly with more on the forecast, a hot one. >>> and first on the wildfire that is burning in southern california. we first told you about this at 5:00 tonight, it burned about 200 acres in l.a. county, now growing in numbers. the lake fire burning along the ridge, all the smoke there as it entered the angeles national

after more than ten failed attempts -- nasa finally launched its terrier-improved malemute sounding rocket from wallops island just about 45 minutes ago! the first launch date was may 31st, but clouds, weather, and other obstacles kept delaying it. after the rocket took off -- parts of the sky lit up in different colors so scientists could track particle motion in space. a pregnant woman in north carolina is facing charges this morning after her vehicle was broken into. it's what happened afterwards -- that got her in trouble. we must warn you, this video is disturbing: christine braswell claims she found robert raines stealing from her s-u-v in a walmart parking lot. he took off -- she jumped behind the wheel -- chased slammed into him. raines was taken to the hospital with what officials call minor injuries. he is charged for the theft. braswell is also facing charges for assault with a deadly weapon. seven on your side with a consumer alert - a bbc investigation found bacteria from feces -- in starbucks iced drinks!!! b-b-c's watchdog tested samples in the u-k. it found 3 out of 10 samp

most are boston terriers. >> 50 hours offing a nicing deliberations but they could not get it done. a giant question mark is over what will happen. nbc's reporter is live with the story. chris, i guess the question is what next fore cosby? will he be retired? >> right, right. he's actually out on bail tonight. you know, this mistrial came on the sixth day of jury deliberation, the seven men and five women passed where determining cosby' fate could only agree that they would never agree on the three charges against him. >> after ten days in court actor and comedian bill cosby left a free man. the judge declaring it a mistrial after the jurors said they were hopelessly deadlocked. >> mr. cosby's power is back. he had it restored. it's back. the jurors used their power to speak and mrs. cosby's power is back. the legacy didn't go anywhere. >> the case went dot jury monday afternoon after six days of. jurors said they were deadlocked thursday morning. the judge told them to give it one more try. it didn't work. for the prosecutor, no regrets. >> we will evaluate and review our case. we

. >> reporter: the santa cruz county animal shelter is overrun with black and whiteoston bull terriersthe dogs were rescued from a home in scotts valley. >> they did not have food or water. some were in their own excrem t excrement. >> reporter: they rescued 34 dogs in stacked cages. it appears they didn't get out often. >> the majority wanted to come out, and as soon as we opened the cages almost jumped into our arms. >> reporter: they obtained a warm after tipped off. police and the district attorney are working to file charges against the owner. lindsey norton lives on the same street. >> we would hear her swearing at her dogs loudly. >> reporter: he didn't know what was happening at the house, but he's glad it's over. >> it's good to hear, because i've been worried about what's going on over there, especially if there's animals getting abused. >> reporter: the large influx of jobs puts a strain on the resources, so if you can donate anything to the shelter, it all goes to their medical care. we have put a link on our website, abc7new.com. in santa cruz, katie marzullo, "abc7 news."

. >> reporter: the santa cruz county animal shelter is overrun with black and white boston bull terriersdogs were rescued from a home in scotts valley. >> they did not have food or water. some were in their own excrem t excrement. >> reporter: they rescued 34 dogs in stacked cages. it appears they didn't get out often. >> the majority wanted to come out, and as soon as we opened the cages almost jumped into our arms. >> reporter: they obtained a warm after tipped off. police and the district attorney are working to file charges against the owner. lindsey norton lives on the same street. >> we would hear her swearing at her dogs loudly. >> reporter: he didn't know what was happening at the house, but he's glad it's over. >> it's good to hear, because i've been worried about what's going on over there, especially if there's animals getting abused. >> reporter: the large influx of jobs puts a strain on the resources, so if you can donate anything to the shelter, it all goes to their medical care. we have put a link on our website, abc7new.com. in santa cruz, katie marzullo, "abc7 news." >>>

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the shelter is asking for donations to care for the dogs, most of them of boston terriers. >>> and the service to be shut down between the aloney station and coleman station today. simply not enough staff available to run that particular line. a bus bridge took passengers to where they need to go. cta says this does happen from time to time. >>> right now we're seeing temperatures in the upper 80s in san jose, and tomorrow close to downtown should see numbers approaching the mid-90s. other spots around the bay area climbing above 100 degrees. more on our heat advisory when we come right back. >>> plus, a hung jury, a verdict could not be reached in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. what happens now. >>> and in yosemite, a mudslide forces a closure, the change that will go into effect on father's day. >>> outside we go to a fairly typical saturday drive into san francisco from the east bay near the toll plaza. lot of people coming to san francisco. you know that is a nice place to be, even if you are in traffic because you can roll down your windows and enjoy the air, because some in

nasa is set to launch it's terrier-improved orion rocket from wallops island in about 45 minutes.gers crossed though.. nine planned launches of another type of rocket from the flight facility were scrapped this months because of weather. today's rocket is carrying science experiments from students in nasa's rocket week program. the launch is set for six a-m. time now for weather - code orange air quality alert today today (low 90s) - rain tomorrow; very humid & breezy - turning nice saturday afternoon & great sunday! today: hot and humid. isolated pm thunderstorm. highs: 89-92 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. warm and muggy. showers developing by dawn. lows: 68-75 winds: sw 5-10 mph friday: am showers. very humid & breezy. isolated pm thunderstorms. highs: 87-90 winds: sw 10-15 g 25+ julie toss to break abc's kendis gibson and diane macedo have the details in this morning's techbytes. breaking news. an unidentified boy i feel it every day. but at night, it's the last thing on my mind. for 10 years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape, relieving pressure poi

the woman's granddaughter says the one-year-old pit bull terrier pushed her grandmother down and brutallyd her for five minutes before the family got the dog to stop. and she said it happened after she took the dog's shock collar off that he wore home from the adoption center. one of the family's neighbors had this to say. >> a very nice lady. very independent. she goes out to do her little exercise with her walker. to know that she just adopted a dog and it turned out to be vicious to her, that was very shocking. forever home rehabilitation center where the patersons got the dog said they were devastated and that the dog named blue passed evaluations with flying colors before being adopted to the paterson family the dog is currently in quarantine. >>> on a lighter note, two off duty kentucky state troopers came to the aid of this little guy trapped inside a tree. the troopers were mowing a cemetery when they heard a dog barking in the woods. and after several minutes of looking, they found the dachshund named rocco stuck inside a tree trunk. apparently he got there through a nearby groun

wiry guard dog or uard ir a terrier. you should come down and see for yourself. >> her friends are also welcoming visitors. the wildlife experience is open wednesday through sunday for the summer. >> it's great place. >> okay. "world news tonight with david muir" is next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. for sandhya patel and all of us here, we'll see you at 6:00. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, the attorney general in the hot seat. jeff sessions before congress and the american people. the combative moments. sessions pressed on meetings with the russians. grilled on that moment in the oval office when the president asked everyone to leave except for james comey, and he's asked? ea> also breaking tonight, the r . in a coma for more than a year. >>> the urgent manhunt in this country. armed and dangerous, two escaped prisoners on the run. accused of killing two prison guards. >>> the invisible danger. dozens of people sickened. the first warning sign -- a woman collapses. then others fall ill. emergency teams rushed to the sc

. >> i have two jack russell terriers at home. if you want to walk them, come any time. >> i've seen your dogs here. they pee all over the floor. >> they blamed me for that. they did do that. sorry, guys. >>> let's find out what's happening with the weather. >> what i did is i pulled up the shot behind you. i think it matches tracy's dress perfectly. >> that's why she wore the dress. >> sunshine. >> gorgeous today. lots of sunshine for today. mostly sunny skies. temperatures topping out in the 70s and low 80s. i love this shot. get out and enjoy your friday. current temperatures across the delaware valley, mainly seeing 50s, low 60s for philadelphia. millville at 57. dover, 58. cooler in mt. pocono, expected 42 for you. allentown currently at 51. let's hone in on your neighborhood. in and around philadelphia. again, seeing lots of 50s and 60s. penns port, 62. airport seeing 61 degrees for you. summerton, 60. bustleton, 56. and also seeing really nice conditions across new jersey. south jersey seeing lots of low 50s for piney hollo

but he is a persistent terrier and i feel sure that he and other members from his benches will raiseorts of ways in days to come and they will not be deterred in any way by the thought that they might be repeating themselves. john bercow ruling out a special emergency debate on the conservatives' deal with the dup. the business secretary has said he will ensure that the voice of business is heard as the brexit talks proceed. greg clark was speaking in the first question time of the new parliament. business chiefs have said recently the economy must take centre stage in the brexit negotiations. and in a recent letter to the business secretary, five top business groups urged ministers to keep the uk in the european single market. i've held discussions with businesses, workers, and local leaders across the uk and investors all round the world. these will continue over the coming months, including my weekly meetings with the directors general of the five main business organisations. and the government is creating a new eu exit business advisory group to ensure that business is not only h

feels like wiry dog or terrier. see for yourself. >> seems sweet. friends also welcoming visitors.undays in the summer. >> it's a lot of fun. that's our report. appreciate your time. i am dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz, for sandhya and larry and all of us, thanks for watching. >> see you again on big 7 at 11:00. narrator: today, a bloody rampage at an arizona shopping center. man: (on recording) uh, 911, there is a shooting at safeway. it looked like the guy had a semi-automatic pistol. he went in, he just started firing.

. >> sadie is senior herself at 1 years old, the boston terrier is is -- 11 years old. >> you're a nice girl. >> reporter: she shows up everyday to give love. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." >> so glad you stayed with us, your time 7:21 a.m., here's a look at what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. check out the festival honoring the ratification of the 13th amendment that ended slavery. there will be reenactments and historical exhibits and music. it is on the 6300 block of germantown avenue open from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00. entire event is free. >>> you have a week to enjoy the chinese lantern festival at franklin square. it was extended a week and the last day is tomorrow. you can get the tickets online. >>> a mega pet adoption is going on in wilmington. the animals touched down at new castle county airport. you can see them there, dogs and cats and other animals from shelters in five states all are going up for adoption. the event takes place today and tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at bell view state park. the admission is free, if yo

zoey the teacup yorkshire terrier is now back home. her owner tells us... she was likely stolen on thursday when someone broke into her oakland apartment. a woman who saw our kron 4 news story ... says she noticed zoey wandering around lake merritt... we're told that zoey is in great shapeand happy to be back home. but the other items stolen from the apartment.. like an i-pad and jewerly.. have not been found. (justine) the c-h-p is perplexed as to how a kitten managed wander on to the golden gate bridge without being hit by car. officers noticed a little furry head popping out from inside of the movable median barrier.. that separates the northbound and southbound lanes. after officers scooped him up... he went to the vet for a thorough exam and a much needed bath. the kitty has no collar and no microchip. the c-h-p has named the kitty bridges and will keep him until his owners come forward. (jr stone) in santa rosa. police have arrested five people for reckless driving during a sideshow. it happened last night in the parking lots of costco and best buy on

this five-year-old terrier mix left in a hot car. someone saw the dog yesterday there at the south napa marketplace and call police. i spoke with police and they tell me the temperature inside the car at the time measured 136 degrees. that was one of four calls in just six hours in napa. for more on the dangers i'm joined by sergeant jd nelson. this is really serious. obviously most pet owners love their pets and may not think about the dangers of leaving them inside a car on such a hot day. it can be deadly. >> it absolutely can and it doesn't have to be all that hot outside to get the temperature inside your card to a deadly degree. some people think of you roll your window down a little bit, that will help and it won't. >> we know the owner was shopping. we don't know if the trip was a five-minute shopping trip or 30 minute shopping trip. how long does it take for a pet to succumb to the dangers of that extreme heat? >> it can be fairly quickly depending on the pet if you go into a store yourself and get back in your car and you r

she says her teacup york shire terrier was stolen yesterday. webster says when she returned home from school at 5:00 in the evening, her window and front door were open. so we was not in her crate and thieves stole jewelry, an ipad and a camera.>>> police say a resident shot and killed two people attempting to rob him. surveillance video shows the two alleged robbers walking up the driveway of a home on burke street late last night. the thieves confronted the resident in his garage were there is a large safe. they ordered him to open the safe not knowing there was a loaded gun inside the safe. the neighbor says the resident grabbed the gun and shot both men.>> he's always in the garage. he sits in there and watches television. once he opened up the safe, he pulled out the gun and started firing. >> the two men were killed and they were both in their 30s. their names have not been released. police say they questioned the resident and determine he acted in self-defense. >>> an ohio judge has declared a second mistrial in the case of a police offi

officials say the boston terriers and tibetans were living with no food or water.ed resident called them to complain about the situation telling them, he believed the dogs were being breed and that the animals were living in inhumane conditions. authorities confiscated 34 dogs. no one was arrested so far in the case. the dogs are being nursed back to health and will be up for adoption. >>> well, the heat advisory will run through thursday now. so, a lot of people thinking about where they can cool off and some are saying how about the beach. a group that grades water quality says overall that is a great idea because 92% of northern california beaches earned overall grades of a to b for bacteria levels. that should make you feel better. the grades are better than they were last winter. that is when nearly half of the beaches had higher levels because of the storm run off. >> flushes everything, whether it's poop on the sidewalk or oil from people's cars. it flushes it into the ocean without getting treated. since there is a lot more rain the beaches are more pollute

destiny webster was reunited with her teacup yorkshire terrier after a stranger found her wondering on-- wandering on east 9th street and she was stolen from the apartment. when she got home from school the puppy was not in the crate along with her jewelry, camera and her ipad were all missing and getting her back was magic. >>> still ahead, the san francisco uber driver has been missing for a month, coming up the discovery made in the east bay warehouse that could be a possible break in the case. >>> coming up next, google is addressing privacy concerns for your inbox and how the company will collect information about you for the advertisers. vertisers. >>> if you are planning on flying somewhere this summer you could notice new security procedures in place at the security checkpoint at the airport, the new rules that the tsa is slowly phasing in. >>> traffic will be busy if you're driving on i 80 westbound coming out to the berkeley area.>>> the fog bank is moving locally inland in a big way, the cooler pattern and we will see how much longer it will last. ...where each drop was form

someone saw the five-year-old terrier mix inside a car at the south in pa marketplace and called police. animal control officer took the temperature inside vehicle, and said it was 136 degrees. police do say the cog is now doing okay. >> it is too hot to hike with your dogs right now l. are things you can do to make sure you stay -- keep a lot of water around the house so your petted can say get hydrated: pet experts say even the healthiest pet can get sick in extreme heat. you don't want to let them stay outside for too long. >> if you are overworking your pet outdoors in morning or evening they might come in and not have an app tide. make sure that we're at least getting floyds into the bodies. >> some people think that cutting the dogs fur short is going to help keep them cool in summer but experts say the fur actually protects them from the weather. keep that in mind as well. >> check this out, this unusual site captured on a cell phone in phoenix. it is a hot day to be a -- waddling into a local dairy queen. must have been warm in that costume i am thinking with temperatures in pho

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zoey the teacup yorkshire terrier is now back home. her owner tells us... she was likely stolen on thursday when someone broke into her oakland apartment. a woman who saw our kron 4 news story ... says she noticed zoey wandering around lake merritt... we're told that zoey is in great shapeand happy to be back home. but the other items stolen from the apartment.. like an i-pad and jewerly.. have not been found. (justine) officers at the c-h-p are perplexed as to how a kitten managed wander on to the golden gate bridge without being hit by car. officers noticed a little furry head popping out from inside of the movable median barrier.. that separates the northbound and southbound lanes. after officers scooped him up... he went to the vet for a thorough exam and a much needed bath. the kitty has no collar and no microchip. the c-h-p has named the kitty bridges and will keep him until his owners come forward. (justine) a vallejo middle schooler who was beaten up during her gym class earlier this year ... got mounds of gifts from complete strangers today.(jr sto

her teacup yorkshire terrier named so we was a christmas gift from her grandmother.she said zoe was stolen yesterday from her apartment on daisy street. when she got home from school, her front door and window were both open and so we was not in her crate. jewelry, an ipad and a camera were also taken. >>> one of the highlights of the marin fair is about to begin. it's almost time for the world's ugliest dog contest. here's a look at last year's winner. this year 14 canines are in the running to be the top dog. the winner and it's owner take a $1500. they also get a trip to new york city. the contest gets underway at the fairgrounds in petaluma and about a half an hour. our very own brian sobel is one of the judges of the ugliest dog contest. >> some of those dogs are seriously hideous.>>> we're learning more about a local team who fell to her death from a cliff in san francisco. we have more information about the spot where she fell. >>> bill cosby's plan speaking tour is coming up. >>> we're at sonoma raceway. coming up, we will give you the big headlines here on y

this is junior and he is our jack russell terrier. and he is a ton of fun. he's a blast. he's a high energy dog. jack russells need a lot of running around to exhaust them mentally and physically. and him being a puppy on top of that. looking for a family that can keep up with him. >> he's big so is he -- you're led to believe he's older than three months. now you can see the puppy energy. >> tell me about how he came to you guys. >> junior has lived in a home before. he was surrendered due to unforeseen circumstances. but i'll tell you, we call him our advanced puppy. he's three months and he's already so socialized as you can see. and he's extremely friendly. he's crate trained. he's trained with pads and well on his way to being fully potty trained. someone who is looking for a puppy will get a good deal on him. he's pretty well on his way to adulthood and living a good life because the foundation is set already. >> give us a snapshot. how much bigger do you expect him to get. >> it's always a guess. by his breed, jack russells are typically a small to media yum sized

destiny webster was reunited with her terrier named zoey yesterday after a stranger found her wandering on east ninth street. webster said zoey was stolen on thursday from her apartment. the pup was not in her crate when she got home from school. jewelry, an ipod, and camera were also missing. getting zoey back is nothing, but magic. >>> a snow pack is being blamed for flooding in the central valley over the weekend. the floods have forced the evacuation of 90 homes in larry county. a 15-foot wide break opened up in a levy on friday allowing floodwaters to reach homes at the kings golf and country club to the east of kingsburg. 300 people are currently affected. flood warnings are expected to be in place until tomorrow. >>> and all that heat from last week is good to see the snow melt from all the record snow pack in the sierra. thankfully we're not talking about the heat over the next few days. temperatures have been cooling off a bit. today we're showing you some 60s, 70s and 80s. antioch topped out at 56 degrees. we're in one of the warmest spots. 64 degrees for san francisco. out he

. >> reporter: pictures of libre the boston terrier as a puppy are extremely hard to look but they'rery to effectively tell his story. >> a story of abuse so graphic it made its way all the way to legislators in the state capit capital. as a seven week old puppy he was found dehydrated, starved, infested by maggots. >> the breeder actually admitted that he had becoming sick throughout the past couple of weeks before his rescue. so he literally put him in that penn to let him dye. >> reporter: even though the breeder basically admitted abusing librepa law didn't allow for any significant punish many. but today here in harrisburg, a healthy libre and several other activists including some familiar faces to fox 29 viewers celebrated a historic change to the law. libre was one of self dogs in harrisburg on wednesday. many themselves had also been abused. cranberry was found by the pennsylvania spca2 days before christmas in a garbage bag thrown off a foot bridge in wissahickon park. she was starved, tortured and abused for at least three months. >> reporter: on the surface it was sad to s

someone saw the 5-year-old terrier mix inside a car at the south napa marketplace and called police. the interior temperature of the vehicle we're told had reached 136 degrees. now i checked and i'm told the dog is doing okay, staying the night at the vet. but mark i was talking to police about this case. they tell me they got four calls today in just six hours of pets unattended in cars. they say please people if you have pets do not leave them in a car in this heat. >> that is a scary and unfortunate thing. it was 98 degrees just to be outside. even on a mild day the car could heat up. a day like today we're talking about heat warnings. >> yeah, i mentioned you notice four calls that came in. i'm told all of those dogs will be okay, so that's the good news. >> just a heads up this heat is sticking around for the next few days. we will cool things off just a little bit tomorrow. but take a look at the highs for today compared to tomorrow. santa rosa at 97, they're still hot. but it's better than 106. san francisco from 88 down to 76 degrees. concord still triple digit territory and

the shelter is now asking for donations to help care for the dogs, many of them are boston terriers. >>> we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, a wildfire growing in size in southern california. where containment stands this morning. >>> and neighbors in one south bay city says the heat causes all kinds of traffic problems on their streets. why people couldn't leave their own driveways. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but little miss puffytail can never forget. "the only thing worse than having such large ears, is having such large eyes." "the only thing worse than having such large ears, hill >>> your time is 8:10. let's give you a live look. we're keeping a watch over the san jose skyline for us, and that's what it looks like from communications hill. >>> we continue to follow a wildfire that is burning in southern california. more than 1,000 acres have been scorched. that's 45 miles northeast of downtown los angeles. the so-called lake fire is moving towards th

somebody saw the five-year-old terrier mix inside the car at the marketplace, call the police and animalcontrol measure the car temperature, 136 degrees. the dog is doing okay.>> people forget it is hot, and even hotter in the car. >>> it is 6:33 am. >>> i think the wind is getting stronger out were alex this, and travis is at 29, that stretch over to cordelia, and when that wind blows, you need both hands on the steering wheel. you can see right here, sign that we will start dropping the temperatures. that was not the case yesterday. we have the plows moving across the skies from last night thunderstorm and spectacular in sonoma, a nice picture and thank you for that. not only do we have the plows from the thunderstorms that are coming by and rotating, but almost like a monsoon pattern. it is not even officially summer and this came up from the east southeast. we have some pretty good fog and it will be cooler today, adjusting temperatures downward into the 60s, 70s by the coast and 80s by the bay, near 100 inland. the fog is moving over the bay, and it is over the sutro tower at 6:25 a

they found 34 dogs mostly boston terriers, living in very poor conditions. the animals are now being examined and the owner will likely face charges in the coming days. >>> a huge victory for one san jose firefighter. yesterday a judge granted battalion chief patricia tapia $800,000 in damages. she settled a discrimination lawsuit five years ago but tapia says the department retaliated against her after that settlement and denied her several promotions. tapia says she hopes the verdict in the new discrimination lawsuit will spark change within the department's leadership. >> i'll keep raising my hand and i'll keep opening my mouth and doing whatever it takes to make sure others can follow behind me. it's important. >> another woman also filed a lawsuit alongside tapia, but the jury did not find the department guilty in her case. her lawyers will consider an appeal, they tell us. >>> still ahead, the price on winning a championship. warriors ownership receives the bill for the team's victory parade. we'll show you how much it's going to cost. >>> and we are o

zoey the teacup yorkshire terrier is now back home.er tells us she was likely stolen on thursday when someone broke into her oakland apartment. a woman who saw our kron 4 news story says she noticed zoey wandering around lake merritt. we're told that zoey is in great shape and happy to be back home. a touch of drizzle, clouds and fog. breaking up by noon, sunny & warm for today ! bay area forecast is next ! ( will ) and pride weekend continues across the nation and here in san francisco. we'll tell you what you need to know if you're heading there, after the break. for some, it's going the distance. and for some, it's going for 8 and a half hours of high-performance sleep. with beautyrest's innovations and technology, sleep performance is the new performance. here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( will ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave) gradual cooling is forecast to continue through monday, mainly for inland areas. little change is expected near the coast. look for areas of night and morning low clouds and fog followed b

most of them, as you can see, are boston terriers. >> coming up at 7:00 on today in the bay, a pathwaypening after a mudslide forced it to close. who that change is going to affect this weekend. ♪ to a little bit of chicken fried ♪ ♪ and cold beer on a friday insight ♪ >> you might know that song, chicken fried, a celebration of life in the south by the zac brown band. their first hit single and ultimately named one of the top 100 country songs of all time. zac brown knows a lot about good eating and good music. before he hit it big, he started up his own restaurant and music venue, where he'd fry up the food in the kitchen and then heat up the stage on his six string. he's been playing ever since he could borrow the guitar under his dad's bed when he was a kid. it has paid off. the zac brown band has more than a dozen number one hits and three grammys under their belt. but it's the latest single, "my old man" that hits close to home for brown. willie met up with zac and his father for a special sunday edition of our sitdown. >> driving around an old farm south of atlanta, country supe

a desparate plea from a bay area woman.thieves broke into her home and stole her yorkshire terrier.e is sending out fliers hoping to get the dog back.that story tonight ... on kron 4 news at ten. ( pam ) we have just heard from bart they are experiencing major delays right now due to an equipment problem... and it is in the transbay tube. we are told it is affecting trains in both directions right now. we were also just told by a rider the embarcadero and montgomery stations have been closed. (steve) the american civil liberties union in minnesota is calling for an investigation into what it calls a brutal attack by an officer. video of the arrest in worthington, minnesota last summer shows an officer kneeing and punching a driver. authorities say the video doesn't show what led up to the incident. according to the criminal complaint, anthony promvongsa caught the attention of an off-duty officer by following closely, speeding past him and later threatening the officers. "police have a very important job to do and valuable job to do, to enforce the law and to protect people, it is n

we started off with this one, from one of our production team who has a new puppy, a welsh terrier, he'segos, in the air. brave, very brave. —— there he goes. a rush of cat and dog photos, and then finally some babies. this is damien and joe's daughter erin, making them happy. this is the view from tim nuttall‘s bedroom. that would make me quite happy as well. is the scene in east yorkshire. and alex wa kes is the scene in east yorkshire. and alex wakes up every morning to these seagulls. i don't know if i do that, very noisy! whatever floats your boat. there are loads more on our twitter timeline, very lovely. thank you for sending them in. we will be back with a summary of the morning's main news in a moment, stay with us. hello, this is breakfast with rachel burden and christian fraser. coming up before seven, holly will be here with the sport. coming up before nine, holly will be here with the sport. but, first, a summary of this morning's main news. fire safety tests on 3a samples of cladding from tower blocks in england have failed, the government has revealed. it comes after fire

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and not hide behind thisal terrier agenda of gutting our environmental laws and repack acknowledging that and being responsive to our nation's critical need for new infrastructure. this bill doesn't meet that test. i request my colleagues vote no. and i yield. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado. mr. lamborn: as i close, i want to point out a bit of circular reasoning that my friend from california is saying. he said it's not the environmental regulations or the red tape that slows down the construction of dams, it's the high cost. but what he doesn't recognize, it's the high cost is caused by all the red tape and environmental regulations. that's arguing in circles and i don't accept that. i commend the bill's sponsor for this bill that looks to promote additional and much needed water storage throughout the west. and i urge the passage of the bill and i yield back. the chair: all time for general debate has expired. the bill shall be considered under amendment under the five-minute rule and shall be in order

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wine exporters continue to face highly burdensome trade terriers. british colombia has a discriminatory grocery store program that prohibits american wine from being sold on the same shelves as domestic wine given the vc producers an enormous competitive advantage. in january of 2017 ustr requested wto to dispute settlement consultations with canada on this matter but the consultations fail to bring about any grocery access for american winemakers. given canada's continued refusal to modify its discriminatory program in any way will ustr work to fully enforce u.s. rights under the wto agreement and requested dispute settlement panel? >> first of all congressman i am very much aware of this problem. i completely agree with your question. whether we go to the panel stage , you can take from my general attitude that i am very pro enforcement. the only caveat i would add this is something you are better off dealing with the nafta situation members have to think about it and i have to be informed by all of you. it's a very serious problem and it's the on

glenn birrell says our border terriers george, 17 weeks, and harry, who's two years old.in in the forecast currently affecting parts of south—west england, in the parts of wales, north—west england, now in the southern scotland and northern ireland as well. it continues pushing the way northwards through the rest of the day. heavy at times and eventually easing from south—west england. then for much of england and wales for dry conditions but some sharp showers following on behind. some parts of central and eastern england could well stay largely dry for much of the day. here, the highest averages 18 or 19, a kornfeil, 14 or 15 underneath the band of rain. clearing from northern ireland through this evening and overnight, lingering across northern parts of scotland as the night wears on. elsewhere, clearspells but parts of scotland as the night wears on. elsewhere, clear spells but also sharp showers developing. it will be a mild night, temperatures not much lower than 11 or 12. still some showers forecast tomorrow especially across western area through the morning, quick

i have an almost 17-year-old bostoner the yo na-- boston terrier named licorice. >> he is blind in one >> i feel i should check into this, if it's guinness book of world records. i'll do anything for him. >> so special. we saw the picture but you're not on instagram. >> i'm completely private. i don't do anything. >> how come? >> i'm old school, i guess. i like how they did in the the '20s and '30s where the press was more controlled and you didn't know that much about their private lives unless specific things were orchestrated thaway. i'm too private. i don't want anybo to know anything. i live in new york, i want to walk around and have a normal life and i do. >> you probably have an hour that of extra time in your day because of it. >> i'm sure. >> if not more. i'm still a junky to my phone like all of us. we just constantly -- it's strange how much time but, yeah, that i don't do. no social media. which pbay eslpe in my career because i know they how many followers you have. >> i think you're doing just fine. and one of the co-stars of the movie is venice, california and after see

i have a 17-year-old boston terrier named licorice. >> you said he's blind in one eye. >> unfortunatelyd? >> i feel that maybe i should check into this if it's "guinness book of world records." >> you're a good mom my. >> yes. >> i saw that picture. you're not on instagram? >> no. i am private. >> how come? >> i'm old school. i like the idea of how they did it in the '20s and '30s and the press was more controlled and you didn't know that much about the private lives. i'm just too private. i don't want anybody to know anything. and i live in new york. so, i want to walk around. i want to have a normal life. and i do. >> you probably have an hour and a half of extra time in your day because of it, from the rest of us. if not more. >> yeah. i'm still a junkie to my phone, like all of us. i think we constantly -- it's strange how much time. that i don't do. no social media, that probably doesn't help me as much in my career. i know they follow it a lot. and stood knoudios look at how followers you have. >> i think you're fine. one of the co-stars in a way is venice, california. after seein

. >> thank you >> the blue apron ipo, they had to low terrier their offering p because there was so muchvestors there's so many of you, you're just one example how competitive is the landscape and can you survive? >> yeah. so i don't think it's actually as competitive as people think not to say there aren't competitors out there, but you know, today's an exciting day for the industry, right? i think, full stop, it's the first big company going public people clearly want the product. i know you're a user >> yep >> you see the grocery trends going down, right? somebody shared with me recently that 2015 was the first time in history that more grocery shoppers used the sort of hand baskets than the push buggies. and i think that tells you a lot about what's happening in the grocery industry >> that's a fantastic data point. >> and people aren't going to stop eating, so it's got to go somewhere. >> all right so i get -- let's bring up that wall screen i have the reason there are so many companies doing this is that people want this kind of product. but how do you survive against all of those