and so i found out about these cool dog cafes, a lot of the dog cafes in korea, the dogs aren't up for adoption. they actually live there their whole entire lives, and so i actually got involved with a lot of animal rescue work in korea. i loved the way that they ran their shelters. even though the dogs were caged up, they were able to roam wherever they wanted to go. and when i came here to la, i visited the shelters, and even though the shelters are doing amazing jobs, i kind of realized that a caged environment wasn't always the best for a lot of dogs. - no! - and that's kind of why i thought a dog cafe with lots of adoptable doggies right, moonshine? - i'm gonna give you a challenge, so... - okay. - on the count of three, you're gonna name all the dogs that are around us. you ready? okay. - all right, i can do this. - one, two, three. - all right. that there is bart, meathead, gizmo, uh, cheese, lisa, chloe, and we've got little lily over here. - okay, so i like this one. this is cheese? - that there is cheese, yes. then, after you meet the dogs here, you go home, fill out the adop

the girl ran outside to escape the dogs. that's when her friend -- arrived at the house -- and the dogs began attacking her as well. ive been a law enforcement officer for almost 30 years and ive never seen an incident this horrific by two dogs police say they haven't determined if there will be any criminal charges. the dog's owner is cooperating with the investigation. both girls received serious injuries -- but police say they are expected to survive. one dog died at the scene -- the second was taken by animal control to be euthanized per the owner's request. a sad story- milwaukee police say a mother was on drugs when

any of us would be, over the dog. thinking we had the fido bag in the truck, i ran and got it, and with the assistance of 33 we got the oxygen on the dog's snout. >> carter, the dog, is expecte >>> he's already in prison and she could be headed there too, an inmate and his wife accused of plotting to blow up a building in buckeye. police say she was sent articles from al qaeda magazine, found in his cell. neighborhood are upset about a reentry facility for felons nearby. today the protesters marched on the state capitol and met with doug ducey to discuss the issue, saying the facility is simply too close to their homes and they want it to be somewhere else. >> take this and locate it somewhere else. there's no resources for these people all the way up on pinnacle peak and i-17. once they are graduated from the to go? they are just going through a 90-day program, which is a great program. it's just in the wrong location. >> the facility near pinnacle peak and the i-17 provides counseling, housing, and job services to fe

the dog to prevent any injuries. and police say the owner of the dogs is cooperating with the investigation. both girls received serious injuries. police say they are expected to be okay. as for the dogs, one died at the scene. animal control took the second dog to be euthanized per the owner's request. >> scary moment. >> a former intern for uw whitewater could be prosecuted for having an alleged relationship with a client. authorities say 37-year-old kyle riley developed an inappropriate personal relationship while interning with the dodge county department of health and human services. his internship was terminated in march. >> caught on camera, thieves steal a suv full of equipment from a local dj, at a popular restaurant in the third ward. the video shows six people broadway. nathaniel koenig says the car was parked right behind onesto's during the busy dinner hour. he was working at the eatery when he walked outside. >> they took it in the middle of broad daylight. it's insane. it was like -- just like the gall

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the dog saved her life and the lives of so many others on the block. "action news" reporter, dann cuellar has the story. >> reporter: you know the saying, a dog is a person's best friend. it proved true overnight for a woman in her 60s. neighbors are calling the dog a hero for waking them up to let them know there was a fire. the scene was in port richmond. her dog started barking. >> her dog is really protective of her. if you go past the house, it barks and that kind of stuff. >> reporter: it's unusual for her to bark that early in the morning. >> when i looked out the bedroom window, flames. >> reporter: when firefighters arrived, they found the dog on top of her. >> the dog stayed on top of her to provent her from being burned totally. >> reporter: that's how the firefighters found her? >> yes, with the dog on top of her. >> reporter: she was taken to the hospital listed in critical with burns on 50% of your body. they used oxygen to resuscitate the dog. neighbors say he is a hero. >> it's a beautiful thing. i always heard stories of where animals

this man agrees, he watched the dogs dart towards the officer. >> the dogs went running up to -?they were growling and , i don't know what the deal car was. >>reporter: another witness said the dog was care, police say the dogs were a threat to other residents. >>>[ clip playing ] >> you are looking at newly released body cam video from parker police showing the frantic moments as o shooter who shot one of their own. you can see the officer running up to the suspect for ducking behind the truck door and ending the threat just one shot. the man was shooting at police acroos the street from the hospital and it is believed the officer saved lives that day. >> what if you would've been able to continue to shoot at those two people who wanted to to shoot at the hospital? we will never have to know because of this officer and for that he is to be commended.>> a detective was shot by the suspect and critically injured. at the time his family was told he had just a 1% chance for surviving, he continues to recover tonight.>>> the search is about to begin for a missing 13-month-old boy pre

-one, two, three, go dogs! -the fact that all of these kids get to be with more dogs, the fact that audrey's dreams are coming true through our charity made today, pretty awesome. -we gave $15,000 for a fair shake but we have a special surprise planned for stem kids nyc. but i know that he is. -i love you guys so much! [ applause ] - once upon a time... sounds like the start of a great adventure, right? by diving into a book, you can meet new friends and explore far-off lands anytime, anywhere. so pick up a book, grab a grown-up, and start reading. the more you know. . -jenna bush hager has revealed her identity to a fair shake for youth and awarded them with $15,000. now jenna will go back to stem kids nyc and surprise yvonne with a gift, as well. [ clapping ] -everybody, i said every -- -hi, guys! [ cheers and applause ] yvonne, do you recognize me from yesterday? -i do recognize you. good to see you. -good to see you. -yay! love, love, love you. -so, yesterday we said we were here filming a documentary. -that's r

, and if the dog wasn't there she would be dead. >> reporter: with the dog barking. >> yeah with the dog barking. >> reporter: tell me about it. >> yeah, she would have been hurt. >> reporter: now spokeswoman for red paw emergency relief says that shay who was at least ten years oldies an will on pound mixed chow and golden retriever. they said it is still uncertain if he will survive because of the smoke inhalation and his age. we're live from port richmond, i'm dan cuellar for channel six "action news". >>> all right, thanks, dann. >>> off-duty police officer struck and killed a man with his vehicle this morning in west chester pike. it happened in east goshen township near chester hallow road at 6:15 a.m. investigators say the officer was on his way to work when it happen. he and a a bystander then tried to administer cpr but man didn't make it. police are asking anyone who witnessed the accident to call them, with information. >>> this fiery scene in west philadelphia, was the end result of two cars colliding this morning. the driver of one of these vehicles is alive tonight thank

it is the most talked about 12news story in the hours. dogs going missing in an east valley neighborhood. and, the owners believe a neighbor has them. tonight, that woman defends herself saying she has no plans to give the dog back. >> hero cops who jumped into the water who save the man trapped inside. speaking now to 12news. >> as we arrived, i saw the white suv. >> mom packs her lunch every day with a special message. years later see the special high risk beauty. why some women are paying for manicures using potentially dangerous scorpions. >> and we go behind the scenes with cast members of this is us. what they are revealing about tonight's episode. >>> our big story is one that continues to top 12news.com 24 hours later after we exclusively first told you about it. two separate families in a santan valley neighborhood convinced r >> tonight, the woman admitting to 12news she does have one of the pets. and she says she will not give him back. >> tonight, authorities say because of that, they are opening a criminal investigation. team 12's

seen a dog act aggressivet what he's talking about. >> reporter: the dog's owner had to put her dog down from his wound. this video of their final moments together has gone viral. >> he did not deserve to get shot. >> reporter: she showed us the other dog in the incident. they're often mistaken as pit bulls, even something officers or not scene did. but police released documents showing the dogs were permitted incident. >> she was not attacked. angelo grabbed her dog, roughed him up a little, and let him go. a vicious dog would have killed that dog. >> reporter: police say the breed didn't matter. >> if we're able to comprehend or recognize aggressive behavior, the officers will do what they feel is necessary to protect the public and themselves. >> aurora police say the dog had a prior citation for being an aggressive animal. police were wearing body me yet been made public. >>> changes to the way your internet service provider shares your data, and amazon is set to open some grocery stores across the nation. >> plus vine withers. >> reporter: more companies like exxon-mobil will re

the dogs with the probes and the dogs could see the probe well enough to let it guide them towards the exit and out came winston and rosie. within minutes, celebrating their newfound freedom, perhaps rosie thanking her friend for not leaving her behind. >> reporter: both the dogs are doing fine although the owner says after they got out of the pipe, rosy and winston tried to get back in a lot of wildlife in the area and the theory is that they are on the -- the home -- the whole is filled in. >> i would never leave you in a pe not know if anyone would help me. thank you. >>> coming up, bad news for shellfish lovers. >> the outbreak that is keeping law items off of the menu. >>> a woman rollerblading from florida to massachusetts is set to arrive in boston. what she is trying to raise >>> welcome back. 4:53 am and the driver accused of killing five teenagers in a wrong way crash in vermont will be arraigned today on murder charges. 36-year-old stephen is facing five counts of second-degree murder. police say he drove the wrong way on interstate 89, hit the teenager car and stole a polic

because the dog just kept running. even the opposite direction of traffic slowed to see what was go while drivers behind the dog tried to give it space... and stopped completely. people were sprinting after the dog... when it finally ran down the off ramp at eastern. after that, we still don't know what happened to the dog. the nevada highway patrol won't get back to us. we also reached out a knock on the door came with a request a henderson mom never expected. the man knocked and asked to come inside... to take pictures. and his reason she says was even more bizarre. fox5's adam herbets is live near horizon and college with what the man told her. john/ christine apparently this guy also had a camera because he was telling multiple people that he used to live in their house.... and that his dog was buried in the backyard. so he wanted to come in... take pictures.... and say a prayer for his dog. the problem is -- obviously if he went to more than one house... that story doesnt exactly add up... and thats just one of the

of opening up the navigation center in the central waterfront is meant community engagement with the dog patch neighbors and businesses immediately adjacent it's bnsz a really good process we've been from the spring to the summer been able to present advisory groups and bodies and that is resulted in unanimous support from the port and the advisory body, from the dog patch neighborhood association, and the planning commission. >> so this legislation two allow us to temporarily vacant a dead end street that the port owns between the muni yard and the back of yard on 25th and michigan 42 less 36 months of operation plus construction to return the street to its current condition when we vacant a street it inherence the zoning to that's why we need the authorization for that our timeline is aims towards trying to open in early 2017 hopefully february and there's many pros process steps we've gone through this is part of 18 for that ambitious target here's renderings from our architects and public works about what it will look like on 25th street we've taken a lot from 1950 mission and lookin

that's when the dog followed her outside. her friend had just come over to visit when she was also attacked by the second dog. "i've been in law enforcement for never seen an incident this horrific. by two dogs." dogs." both girls girls suffered serious but non life threatening injuries. coming up at 5 we'll tell you why police say the owners may not face any charges. live in the newsroom... ad cbs 58 milwaukee police are telling a tragically familiar scenario. a parent falls asleep on a child and kills the infant. in this most recent case..it's what the mother did before intesntisifed the investigation. cbs 58's julie parise explains. today the medical examiner's office is calling the death of this infant suspicious. the girl was one a a half months old and died here yesterday aft. afternoon.the child lived in a duplex on the corner 54th and meinecke. the police department says the child's 30 year old mother was sleeping next to her and slouched down on her until the child lost consciousness. police believe the mother was und

so you want to start sleeping with the dog tonight expects the back it is not quite sleep the dog night yet but maybe tomorrow night. >> i guess that is tonight actuality. >> why is a good night to sleep with the dogs? >> gets chilly and you put the dog into bed with you. >> i like it. >> no idea. >> that is the problem.>> we have 3 potential animals. >> this is half the dog night. >> thank you for staying up late with us and for listening to all of the gibberish. >> have a good night. >>> captioning sponsored by cbs >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, stephen welcomes bruce springsteen. featuring jon batiste and stay huma and now, from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! hey, everybody! whooo! thank you, joseph. >> jon: hey! i know. welcome to the show. welcome to "the late show"." thanks so much, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) welcome to "the late show," ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much, thank you so much. i'm your host, stephen colbert, and you are here on a very special night. a l

russ, police say bork said the dog was productive of the particular lie boy and felt the dog would do a good jobprotecting him while she was inside. a visit she said she was spending about 10 minutes on and was not really in there that long according to her. >> how is the boy doing tonight. >> reporter: well police say that when they came on to the scene he didn't look very good. but tonight we understand custody and that he is doing well. the dog also appeared to be dehydrated and tired when officers arrived. the dog is doing well too. >> andrew horansky thank you. >>> school crossing guard hit by a car and this was no accident. jasmine monroe has more on how that led to a parent be banned from the school property. >> she said she had a permission to make a left hand turn and i said no you don't. crossing guard for more than three years and keeping kids and staff safe is his main priority. he tells us it was a typical chaotic morning drop o parentsrushing to get kids to school on time until a woman made an illegal left turn. this laid. >> this lady has done it before and wanted to tu

the dog's owner disagrees and now she plans to sue. as stan bush learned, police say a taser or pepper spray just wouldn't have worked. >> reporter: panic on 911, when ig woman surrounded by two aggressive dogs. >> we got two pit bulls on the loose. one has attacked somebody. please, hurry, hurry, hurry. >> reporter: police say when an officer approached the larger of the two dogs growled, taking an aggressive stance. the officer said he was frightened and shot the dog once. >> for a seasoned officer to say he's never seen a dog act aggressively, it should come with credence he knows what >> reporter: rios had to put her dog down from his wound. this video of their final moments together had gone viral. >> he didn't deserve to be shot. >> reporter: she showed us the other dog in the incident. they're often mistaken as pit bulls, even something officers on the scene did. but the dogs were permitted in town according to documents. rio says witnesses and responding officers exaggerateed about the incident. >> she was not attacked. him up a

because the dog wouldn't cooperate. even the opposite direction of traffic slowed to see what was going on... while drivers behind the dog tried to give it space... and stopped completely. a few of them even jumped out the dog to safety. people were sprinting after the dog... when it finally ran down the off ramp at eastern. after that, it's not clear what happened to the dog. we have calls into the animal foundation and the nevada highway patrol to find out if the dog was found safe and if so, what attempts are being made to reunite it with its owner. we'll continue and bring you the latest developments. neighbors in henderson say they are creeped out by a man who had an unusual request after knocking on their door. they say he seemed to target homes with family he used to live there. fox5's adam herbets is live near horizon and college with what happened next. this isnt the first creepy situation weve come across in this area. you might remember last week... parents were complaining about a van that was following child

police say the owner of the dogs... who is cooperating. the chief says it still hasn't been decided whether charges will be filed in the case. reporting live in brown deer... madeline anderson fox6 news. mary thanks madeline law enforcement is investigating a plane crash in kenosha county today. sheriff's officials say a plane had engine problems on the way to chicago executive airport -- and had to land in a cornfield near highway c and highway k-d. board -- was not injured. the f-a-a is being notified about the crash. a milwaukee mother is under arrest -- for a suspected co-sleeping death involving drugs. police say the mother was sleeping on a couch with her one and a half month old child saturday near 54th and north. the baby was seriously injured and taken to the hospital -- she died monday investigators believe the mother was under the influence of narcotics at the ti his dramatic escape from police custody was caught on video and for two weeks, he was on the run. but tonight he's back behind bars and a judge is making it harder for h

dogs. nick: now, keep in mind, the girls weren't strangers to the dogs. one of the girls even lived with them. police say she was being away from them. the owner of the pit bulls is said to be cooperating with police. , reporting live, the view i is in 12 news. >> and a new tonight, creepy clown sightings in sheboygan. police over the weekend say they received numerous calls of reports of clowns wandering parks and streets. some were reported strolling in vollrath park. another come outside the and worst of all, a clown peeping in someone's windows on north ninth street. the sightings have gone viral on social media. and people are taking action. >> they are not going to go out at night. they're going to close their drapes. some people are going to have a gun. kathy: police say right now, they believe the clowns and possibly even a calls the police to investigate each report fully. joyce: new on 12, a man discovered dead on milwaukee's westside likely died of a drug overdose. that's according to the milwaukee county medical examiner. the body of the 34-yea

dogs. she brought the first dog into a fresno county courtroom this week to support a young girl on the witness stand. (sot barbara handly / therapy dogs international 1:02-1:17)"when she would get upset and start to cry, they would call for a break and then the dog would get up and put his paws around her neck and licked her quit crying and then she'd be ready to testify again and the dog would go back under the witness stand,"smittcamp says there's no argument, these dogs belong here.(sot lisa smittcamp / fresno county district attorney 1:22-1:32) "there is case law. we do file motions, especially if we have any objections to the use of dogs as a support person and so that law is well established and it is really a non issue." an eerie discovery at a haunted house in green bay. two old coffins were donated to "terror on the fox" several storage until ?this? year. that's when the staff opened them... and found ?real? human remains! "we don't really know the era of the casket we are guessing it's maybe from the 1900's but we do know that the form is called a toe pincher."one worker believes the

dogs are deaf. sot : "we had helped her in the past with dog food several years ago and back then she had a much more managable number and we just didnt know she had collected so many that they were in the condition that they were in" she told me her organization at first planned to helped the owner... by giving her dog food.. and offering to find new homes for some of th pets. but she says the owner refused the help so they called animal control "we tried as hard as we could and then we had to contact the authorities because we couldn't leave them in that condition" comments online show talk of a possible feud between coppock and the owner. we showed up to the owners house to try to get some answers-- but a sign on the door reads please don't knock or ring the door bell. right now the dogs are at the animal foundation--- getting food and care-- while the investigation continues. coppock says she looks forward to helping make sure families. "my hope is that the dogs will find really good homes out of this story and get the lives that they've always deserved" because the investigation is ongoing-- the

of opening up the navigation center in the central waterfront is meant community engagement with the dog patch neighbors and businesses immediately adjacent it's bnsz a really good process we've been from the spring to the summer been able to present advisory groups and bodies and that is resulted in unanimous support from the port and the advisory body, from the dog patch neighborhood association, and the planning commission. >> so this legislation two allow us to temporarily vacant a dead end street that the port owns between the muni yard and the back of yard on 25th and michigan 42 less 36 months of operation plus construction to return the street to its current condition when we vacant a street it inherence the zoning to that's why we need the authorization for that our timeline is aims towards trying to open in early 2017 hopefully february and there's many pros process steps we've gone through this is part of 18 for that ambitious target here's renderings from our architects and public works about what it will look like on 25th street we've taken a lot from 1950 mission and lookin

"the dog won't obey the owner. there's a gathering of people trying to pull this dog off another dog. i would have to say it was either breeded in them or it was trained that way." known to frequent precita park - dog owners are worried destiny may strike again but don't blame the dog for her aggression. "that's not the kind of dog that i think should be off the leash that doesn't necessarily mean that the dog is bad. that just means that i think that dog needs better training." "i feel very uncomfortable about the idea of destiny being put to death because i don't really feel this is her fault." destiny's owner robert washington is described by park goers as a middled-aged tall black man with a thin build. that was kron four's ella sogomonian reporting. >> marty:also happening now. a d-m-v office in concord is one of three in the state that are still having computer problems. the issue is expected to be resolved by monday. a computer failure earlier this week wiped out most functions at two-thirds of the states 188

one of the dogs is taking a girl to the ground. the other already has a girl down and is biting her. we're not playing the audio, because it's graphic. but the girls can be heard yelling for help. the officer shoots the first dog, which was still attacking one of the girls. then, the other pit bull goes after the officer. both dogs died. chief kass: the owner of the dogs is cooperating with the investigation, and resides at the home of one of the victims. at this time, there has not been a determination of whether or not criminal charges are warranted. nick: meantime, a next-door neighbor told us she's warned the dogs' owner about the m running loose and being aggressive. shenia: i said, well, you should get a big chain. because i've had a pit, too. and if you lock them on a tree, they ain't going to break the tree. and we don't need your big dogs bothering my kids, because i will sue you, is what i told him. and now, look at the consequence. nick: now, the chief says the scratches, all over their bodies. in fact, the attack starte

she refused to let her see the dog. she said well yeah but i've been boarding him for three months and i'm not giving him back. >> reporter: sheriff was called. they told her she would have to take the woman to court. the deputy calls it a civil matter in his report. >> even if i have his papers and medical records and pictures to prove that it is him . he said it is something that a judge will need to determine. >> reporter: watching everything unfold was kelly, another neighbor with a missing dog. >> reporter: he was in american >> they just picked him up and took him. dogs are family members. >> reporter: we did try to speak to someone at the home and no one would answer. according to the sheriff's report the woman had had the dog for four months. todd has no plans of giving up. we did as the sheriff's office why they cannot investigate the they told us they will get back to us. animal control is also looking into the property because of conditions that were reported. >>> now to decision 2016. today show host billy bu

we start with the dog attack in brown deer. police-- releasing video of the incident from september 29th... when an officer saved two teen girls from being mauled by two pitbulls. fox6's madeline anderson has the you... they may be disturbing to some viewers. we have removed the audio. what begins as a drive through a seemingly quiet brown deer neighborhood comes to a sudden stop at the scene of a vicious attack. police dash cam video shows a squad car turning onto the 83-hundred block of 48th street. the officer passes a student walking along the side of the road... a school bus is stopped in the distance. thats when a girl comes into focus standing in the front home. suddenly... a dog lunges at her. one of the dogs is taking the girl to the ground, and the second already has the girl on the ground and is biting her. brown deer police chief michael kass says two pitbulls are attacking two 14-year-old girls. his officer runs to help... firing six shots at the animals. ive been in law enforcement almost 30 years and ive never see

dogs are deaf. sot : "we had helped her in the past with dog food several years ago and back then she had a much more managable number" she told me her organization at first planned to helped the owner... by giving her dog food.. and offering to find new homes for some of the pets. but she says the owner refused the help so they called animal control "we tried as hard as we could and then we had to contact because we couldn't leave them in that condition" comments online show talk of a possible feud between coppock and the owner. we showed up to the owners house to try to get some answers-- but a sign on the door reads please don't knock or ring the door bell. right now the dogs are at the animal foundation--- getting food and care-- while the investigation continues. coppock says she looks forward to helping make sure they all find loving families. "my hope is that the dogs will find really good homes out of this story and get the lives deserved" because the investigation is ongoing-- there's no word yet if or when these dogs will be up for adoption. reporting live faith tanner, fox 5 local las vega

kass says one of the victims lives with the dogs in this house. the other victim was coming over to visit. we know the initial attack occurred inside one of the victims home. the girl attempted to get away from the dogs by fleeing outside. however, the dogs pursued and intervened. the girls suffered severe bites and scratches all over their bodies but kass says their injuries do not appear to be life-threatening. one dog died on the scene... the other was later put down. ive been in law enforcement almost 30 years and ive never seen an incident this horrific by two dogs. police say the owner of the dogs is cooperating. he is not related to either victim. a decision whether anyone will face criminal ?c made.. reporting live in brown deer.. madeline anderson fox6 news. mary thanks madeline after nearly a quarter century on milwaukee airwaves -- will step away from his daily radio show on 620 w-t-m-j. sykes has hosted his mid-morning show for the past 23 years... he will also be stepping away from his weekly television show "sunday insight". sykes has

what about the dog? happy to hear the good ending. certainly nice weather not just today but the rest of the week as high pressure typically needs nice weather. you can see the sunshine behind the durham county courthouse and temperatures are cool. 48 in durham and 48 in clinton and temperatures only climb to the upper 50s by lunchtime and low to mid-60s around 5:00 in roanoake rapids and mid to upper 60s south of the triangle. a lot of folks are trying to clean out but there is at least nice weather to deal with. if you are heading out to walk your dog or a morning run, you will see a lot of debris on the roads but at least the temperatures feel good and the humidity is nice and low this morning. back to it's now 7:36 on fox 50. >>> let's get over to brian shrader to find out about the road closures this morning. brian? >>> we do have a number of road closures, not just secondary roads, dozens and dozens of secondary roads but also interstates closed here at 7:36. all the icons on the map indicate roads that are closed damage, downed

we still don't know if the dog was captured or is still roaming the streets. that dog wasn't the only animal giving people a run for their money on monday. this lamb went lam in the windy city! the lamb could be seen running through the streets of chicago. drivers stopped to try to wrangle the wild animal, as it dodged their cars. the animal's freedom was short lived. it was picked up within ten minutes. at 11, most dogs are too lazy to chase a ball. not this pup. this pug is being honored for his heroism. when this dog will have his day, next. we're taking you to san francisco as fleet week kicks off. the special traditions and tributes planned... jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were called "apps" and i learned there's always a smart solution. as president of my synagogue, we found a smart solution to rising energy costs... creating one of the largest solar projects in the state. in congress, i'll work with democrats and republicans to make all of nevada a leader in solar, to improve our schools, and cr

but the dog's owner doesn't agree with any of that. she was here for the last moments of that dog's life, and >> oh, there they go. oh, my god. >> reporter: panic on 911 when neighbors at this complex see a woman surrounded by two aggressive dogs. >> we got two pit bulls on the loose. one has attacked somebody. please, hurry, hurry, hurry. >> reporter: police say when the officer approached the larger of the two dogs grould, taking an aggressive stance. the officer said he was frightened and shot the dog. >> to say he'sev act aggressively, it should come with some credence that he does know what he's talking about. >> reporter: valeria rios had to put her dog down from his wound. this video of their final moments together has gone viral. >> he didn't deserve to get shot. >> reporter: rios showed us the other dog in the incident. they're often mistaken as pit bulls, something even officers on the scene did. but this afternoon aurora police were permitted in town, saying responding officers exaggerated about the incident. >> she was not a

witnesses told officers they watched him punch the dog then left the dog up off the ground by the leash. >> reporter: kelli o'hara has the details of this horrifying case. >> reporter: that man in trouble behind bars charged with animal cruelty for allegingly ace busing his dog. his puppy resting at the shellser. the dog recovering from her injuri recovering from her injuries tonight after being attacked police say, by her owner. investigators say this is the video that led mbta officers to arrest him. you see the video taken by a witness. the owner sitting on sara and he even started punching the dog. >> he threw the dog down then put all of his weight on top of him with his knee. telling him to shut up, sit down, stuff like that. >> reporter: the man who doesn't want to be identified says he pulled out his phone after the man just wouldn't stop. when you told him to stop what did he say to you? >> mind your own business. >> reporter: witness calling 911, officers arresting john boughen putting him blind bars. he told the judge he was innocent. [inaudible] >> reporter: a judge revoking

the dog not wearing his usual service tags. brian says ruckus had bitten em brian started feeling ill. >> i should have brought him to the bathroom. i was busy and i didn't want to throw up in the restaurant. i was embarrassed to throw up on people. >> reporter: brian said he was in the restroom for about 20 minutes. when he came out, ruckus was gone. customers saying they saw someone playing with the dog before it disappeared. >> and he depends on me. rub this cream on him. he's in dire me of me and i'm in dire need of him. >> reporter: brian is putting up posters letting the neighborhood know this dog is more than a pet. he's trained to save brian's life. >> he doesn't bark, he doesn't bite. he's gone. >> if you know where ruckus is head to news3lv.com for information how we are trying to connect the two. >>> the pentagon honors active duty paraolympians. ash carter welcomed them to the pentagon courtyard. some won medals like paul who won silver in the 5,000-meter run. carter praised them. >>> hurricane matthew approaching ha

sent her fighting for the dog to live in the shelter could not quarantine the dog for long because it would risk putting other dogs there in danger. with no owner to claim and a place to stay the dog faced being put to sleep. >>reporter: should begin looking for the owner with no luck and she even reached out to us. finally her prayers were answered and the veterinarian heard about this story from a the dog to stay for the next 77 days at a discounted price. >> no matter what i charge, life does not have a price. i would be doing $25 a day just >>rrporter: after the dog is evaluaaed she gets to take him home and today she signed his adopted -- adoption papers and gave him a fittinn name, chance. >> he has a second chance now. be had rabies he will be put down regardless, we are all pulling for chance back. thank you silly. >>> what a tree, a colorado coffee -- treat, a colorado diner is transformed into a diner like gilmore girls hometown coffeehouse. it is part of a promotion for the 4 episode celebration in this debuted 16 years ago. today's pop-up attracted fans new and old. >> it

the case. they regularly let dogs and with customers. meanwhile there was a complaint filed with the ada. >> it would be nice if all restaurants would learn about what the ada regulations are. >>> reporter: here is the card that this woman takes everyplace she goes. it says ask. they are not allowed to ask, what is your disability. abc action news. >>> i didn't know you had to have a vast. >> my dog would never pass as a therapy dog. they are so well-trained. >>> we have some pets to talk about in the second as we talk about hurricane hunters just flew into it. we will talk about that here. look at this. it is gorgeous out there. most of the day we will stay on the dryer side work we will talk about rain chances going up as we go in tomorrow. here is matthew. 150 mile winds. the pressure up. we expected that as we get these cycles. the ice shrinks and then comes back. as that happens, it fluctuates common. it is now moving to the north and west. it is slow. that slow movement is going to be part of what will give us some devastation in th

. >> we located the dog on our last trip to the area. our dog was swimming in the water. and one of our team members was able to pull the dog into our rescue boats. >> reporter: the dog in the was tired. >>> several communities are working through water system issues. fayetteville and sanford put out advisories for their system. >>> there are some counties counties in our viewing area under a curfew tonight because of the weather conditions. halifax county's curfew started at 8:00 and will last through 7:00 a.m. sampson county's curfew will end at 6:00 a.m. curfews like roseboro, clinton, and newton. >>> the red cross is seeking for volunteers. they'll need to staff a center open in fayetteville tomorrow morning. that center will be at the kiwanis recreation center. it opens at 10:00 a.m. you can fill out an application at redcross.com. and before you get there, you can fill it out. positions are needed. >>> duke energy is reminding its customers that although the storm has passed, the process to get the power back on is still a long one.

we introduced baal ballou, the fortune-telling dog. when his tongue sticks out, they will win. oday he slept in.>> sometimes his tongue is out and sometimes it isn't. >> reporter: the only dog around today was the bomb sniffing dog looking over the cubs bus as they arrived. >>> according to stub hub, standing room tickets only for tonight's game will run about $70. >>> at developing story. a man shot by concord police has died. he was shot after he stabbed another person and a police k- 9. officers say that the man stabbed another man on prospect street near san jose avenue. there is late information in the case. jessica.>> reporter: we are at the intersection where this all went down a few hours ago. i want to take you to the scene just down the block near that sign where it shows dip. in the backyard of that houses where it went down. the k-9 was sent to the backyard to look for the suspect who have -- who reportedly stabbed a man. the suspect is doing okay and the dog is doing okay. i want to show you a picture of the dog. they call him jellybean. as you can see, he is very h

you can see the dog. just happy that somebody thought enough to get some activists involved to help get her out after so long. it makes no sense that nobody could do anything for three years. they named the dog bulia, which translates into "freedom" in english. >>> you decided to embark on a round the world trip, you need to experience everything that the world has to offer, so he's in the neighborhood of a volcano in nicaragua. >> they are at a volcano. >> okay. >> so they -- >> lava surf? >> not exactly. they are going to ash surf. yep, climb up at the top of the volcano, we've seen this before. get your board, and down you go. gravity works the same. northern hemisphere, southern hemisphere, it's going to pull you down. >> wipeout is going to be exactly the same and you're going to end up with a mouthful of ash. >> it's going to be a big pain in the ash. >> but who cares, because it's fun and it's all part of the journey. this time you have to definitely wear your goggles. you don't want all that rock

the dog not wearing his usual then at a table brian felt ill. gi should have brought him in the brotherly with me. >> reporter: he it was in their for 20 minutes when he came out ruckus was gone. custody mers said he saw someone playing with the dog. >> he depends on me. he has skin cancer overnight heal die. he is in need of me and i'm in need of him. >> reporter: brian is putting up posters offering a reward letting the neighborhood know this dog is more than a pet. he is trained to save brian's life. >> does not bite and now he is gone. >> reporter: brian knows the person who took ruckus could not have known he was a service dog his tags were off. he wants h if you know where he is go to our website news there the 3lv.com and we have information there on how we are trying to reunite the two. news 3, jim and marie? >> jim: hope we can pass along that happy update soovenl denise, thank you. now to this unusual police chase on the northbound lanes the of 95 at easternful can you seat dog down there? shut down traffic as metro to try to get dog of

you could see the dog following the team. >> they took off down the road to go to the next house and she followed them. and she decided she wanted to come stay with us for a little while. she's been hanging out with us ever since. >> reporter: people in neighbors counties have been offering help and supplies over it's great to know we can come and help out when we can. we're going to collect a little more because they are in need of more items. but it's just great what they're doing here, you know, checking animals from the flood. >>> we are in the weather center with wes and today felt >> yesterday it was 80, today in the 60s and breezy at times. it felt like fall. and the days continue to get shorter. that sun will set at 6:27, which is in nine minutes. that's too early. we don't like it when we get dark early. 61 degrees and when the sun goes down, it is going to get chilly. walk outside going to work and school this morning, it was 47 be 41 degrees. then we slowly warm up back to the mid-50s by friday morning. out there right now, it is dry again after another sunny day. temperat

this is video of the dogs.... being taken from the home..... near silverado ranch and maryland parkway. you can see.... how skinny these dogs are. animal control wouldn't release.... any more information saying... it remains...... an open investigation. one o who called police says.... she made the call.... after seeing the dogs.... horrible conditions. 1:44-1:53 we wanna help the dogs and she just refused and refused and we couldn't walk away... we couldn't leave the dogs in that condition." she says... she plans to work with animal foundation.... to adopt the dogs... once they are made... available. a live look from one of our fast-cams near the spaghetti bowl tonight.. and it's going to be a that's when motorists will get their first chance to deal with the 'car-nado.' that's the nickname for a massive road project that begins at 10:00 tomorrow night.. all tied to project neon.. that will impact thousands of drivers through january. when it begins.. road crews will close the 15 northbound ramp to us-95 and re-route traffic to the m-l-k flyove

a woman remains hospitalized after a fire in the port richmond. her dog have actually saved her life. trang do picks up the story. >>reporter: it was before 4:30 a.m. in port richmond. annie daily woke up to the sound of glass breaking and his neighbor's dog barking. >> you have to do something. i can't sit here and wait for the fire department knowing that some something could be happening >> they tried to break down the door with no success. when firefighters arrived. everyone was stunned to see what was behind the door, they found her in the living room, the dog was on top of her. i guess tried to protect her. >> both the woman and the dog were unconscious paramedic, pa rushed the woman to temple hospital. they saying shay saved their lives. >> an emergency relief team scooped up shay suffering from smoke inhalation. >> the neighbors tried covering him up with blankets. the fire department given oxygen but laying there lethargic. he protected his owner? if you treat your animal right. your animal to is going to do the same thing for you. i think that's

i was on the left side and he woods and i immediately told her get the dog, get in the house. get in the house. >> reporter: natarano had just broken into a hospital with two others trying to get drugs. a man was home at the time and was pistol-whipped before the men took off. >> they had the guns and i still wouldn't cooperate and they got me in a chokehold. >> reporter: the other two suspects were arrested quickly and nataranyo hid out in their totally creeped me out. >> reporter: they called 911 and he was taken in. quite a shock for the couple. >> i never thought this would be end in my back yard. >> reporter: but lots of treats for lucky. julie null that was jacqui heinrich reporting. >>> jen merrill got home and was sitting out back when her home surveillance system caught a man jumping over two six-foot fences. there is the video right there. she yelled for him to go away he jumped into a window well and tried getting inside her house and that's when her dog went crazy. >> put the kids into the garage and i locked the door here so they were locked inside, and then i tol

some judges needed time to warm up to the idea but the dog's trainer said when the first dog was brought in to support a young girl on the stand, the benefits were easy to see. >> when she would get upset and start to cry, they would call for a break and the would get up, put his paws and her neck and lick her face until she quit crying. >> the d.a. says this is not a trial period. the dogs will be a resource f here on out. >>> if an earthquake were to hit right now would you know what to do? today was great nevada shakeout today. students at donderro found out the answer to the question in three steps -- drop, duck and cover. they participated in a simulation drill to learn about ways to be prepared if the ground starts shaking. back in 2008, we had a magnitude 6 in wells that was devastating for the community. >> nevada was not the only area to participate in the great shakeout. according to the witness, nearly 55 million people around the world were registered to take part in this drill. >>> i was actually in -- in a shaky situation before i moved here not too long ago. we had a 4.5 r

when her dog started barking at the back door. sot and then my dog started going crazy back where the back door is. (butted to) sot obviously the the woman says she saw the man run off.... and she later saw a screen removed from her dining room window. good morning las vegas... time now is x:xx --- millions of families around the world have children with autism... now a new study is showing how parents can actually help reduce the severity of it! a woman in north carolina wanted to teach her husband a lesson about wasting money...but it backfired in the best way imaginable. we've got a choice to make. jacky rosen wants to build an economy that works for all of us, creating good jobs, expanding solar energy, and improving our schools. but with danny tarkanian, you can't escape the sleaze. tarkanian lost $17 million in a failed development scheme and stuck taxpayers with the bill. he even helped set up fake charities used to scam nevada seniors. danny tarkanian's out for himself. camp in france just as crews are trying to take down a