, tilly would then run off into the ravine. so, that volunteer, amy, gets the call of a dog discovered. >> i saw tilly and really, my heart sort of stopped and kind of exploded at the same time. >> reporter: all because of where she found tilly. right next to a cement wall, a water reservoir, built into the ground. >> she was both scared and you could see a little flash of relief in her eyes, as well. >> reporter: relief, because tilly had been right there, next to phoebe the whole time. >> channeling her inner lassie, trying to let somebody know that they were there and that her friend was in trouble. >> reporter: tonight, with the help of that volunteer and tilly the dog, who didn't give up, both dogs are home again. two best friends, home. i hope to see you right back

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senator tillis: ok. do they have -- if you were to compare their resource, economic resources, over the last 24, 36 months, do they have more or less dollars to support their terrorist operations? general austin: less. we have targeted their resources. they make money, as you know, senator, off things like oil collection. senator tillis: antiquity sales, kidnappings. general austin: i have said on a number of occasions not only do we have to stop the flow of foreign fighters, but we have to take away this enemy's ability to finance. senator tillis: i'm trying to come up with this concept of a dashboard so when we have the next committee hearing i can ask you the same series of questions and see where the trends are. do they have more or less influence -- they seem to be winning on social media in terms of reaching out to people in the homeland. reaching out to people in europe about six hours ago it was posted some 15-year-old girl murdered her mother in europe. was convicted of murder as a result of bei

so volunteer amy gets the call of dog discovered. >> i saw tilly and really my heart sort of stoppedxploded at the same time. >> because of where she found tilly right next to cement wal wall, water reservoir built in the ground. >> she was both scared and you could see a little flash of relief in her eye as well. >> relief because tilly had been there right next to phoebe the whole time. >> channeling her inner lastie let somebody know that they were there and her friend was in trouble. >> tonight with the help of the volunteer and tilly the dog who didn't give up both dogs are home again. spichlt weather forecast one last time. >> as we look at live doppler 7hd we have limited cloud cover right now. just near the coast line. doing some traveling for business. do expect severe thunderstorm possibility across the midwest. they have already been seeing some severe weather today. 80 in chicago. 92 st. louis. 86 in new york. miami. 85 degrees. out towards the west. 74 in denver. 66 if seattle. and around california we will see sunshine from north to south. 75 in tahoe. 83 in los angeles

. >> tilly is a setter mix and phoebe a basset hound were missing pore a week but they were together the whole time. >> tilly stood right with phoebe while she was trapped in a small reservoir that's built into the ground. look at this. tilly only left phoebe's side previously every day when she tried to get attention of humans who eventually brought phoebe to safety. >> look how happy they are reunited. >> >> they ran away several miles away from home and they just got caught up. >> sweet. got caught up in the wrong crowd? >> in the wrong hole. >> coming up "the mix," more animal friendship. the creature that went surfing on a whale. >> first the attempted robbery gone wrong for the robbers. using a fire extinguisher, but clerk wasn't having any of it. >> and an the bill cosby accusers tell their difficult story. how they were finally able to stand up to the man who they say ruined their lives. remember, you can weigh in on facebook. we love getting your comments, wnnfans.com and twitter @abc wnf. you're watching "world news now." >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, this is

senator tillis: ok. do they have -- if you were to compare their resource, economic resources, over the last 24, 36 months, do they have more or less dollars to support their terrorist operations? general austin: less. we have targeted their resources. they make money, as you know, senator, off things like oil collection. senator tillis: antiquity sales, kidnappings. general austin: i have said on a number of occasions not only do we have to stop the flow of foreign fighters, but we have to take away this enemy's ability to finance. senator tillis: i'm trying to come up with this concept of a dashboard so when we have the next committee hearing i can ask you the same series of questions and see where the trends are. do they have more or less influence -- they seem to be winning on social media in terms of reaching out to people in the homeland. reaching out to people in europe about six hours ago it was posted some 15-year-old girl murdered her mother in europe. was convicted of murder as a result of bei

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. >> the dogs' name, tillie and phoebe with missing for a week but were together the whole time. >> tilliephoebe while trapped in a concrete enclosure, she only left briefly when she tried to get help from humans who eventually brought phoebe to safety. they were cold and hungry but are just fine right now. >> smarter than we give them credit for. >>> for many so of you your local news is next. >> for everyone else we'll be back with your "friday funnies." before earning enough cash back from bank of america to take their act to the next level... before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time... 2% back at the grocery store... and 3% back on gas... vince of the flying branzinos got a bankamericard cash rewards credit card, because he may earn his living jumping through hoops, but he'd rather not earn cash back that way. that's the spectacle of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. flonthis changes everything. spray. flonase is the 24 hour relief that outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over-produc

tillie left each day for short finally, someone noticed tillie turning toward a ravine-- which the father of murdered 8 -year to kron 4. next. what he would like to see when his daughter's accused week. and. the mystery of boston's baby doe is solved. coming up. who is facing charges tonight. the teen accused in the murder of 8-year- old maddy middleton. is due back in court next week. and maddy's father is calling on the community to join him in a rally outside the courthouse. in his first public comments since maddy's death, michel middleton spoke exclusive with kron four's rob fladeboe. >> reporter: six weeks after his daughter maddy was murdered, her father michel is still coming to terms with his loss. middleton is worried next monday might be another bad day, when maddy's alleged killer, adrian 'a.j.' gonzales, is due back in court. that's why he is asking the community to help him keep the focus on maddy and not on the man police say murdered her. sot michel middleton "if a strong lead positive the clematis. i've seen if people have and how they interact turn over for each other to

tilly chang executive director. niges oo see. we remained bus a tracking a number of state and local legislative efforts. chair mentioned the special session it was disappointing they were not able to reach consensus but haven't given up hope. wree tracking the federal legislation taz moves through congress and hope that will result in a long bill. one bright spot at the state level is ab 1 94 sponsored by assembly member fraisier is moved forward for the governors signature. this sh st. express lane authority bill that reauthorized these lanes throughout the state that we have been coordinate would the self help county to support. this is important because we are looking at our freeway lanes here in and do believe the high occupancy vehicle strategy combine would the express lane can be effective our fr our county. assembly member chews 1287 pass thd assembly and present today the governor for signature. this is reauthorization the transit only lane enforcement. mta has for the muni system so we have forward facing cameras and e

they actually found -- tilly was able to get help.ed. >> this is staged. >> i don't think it's staged. it's a really true story. >> i'm kidding. >> don't you think it's great? >> a sweet story. very sweet. >> thank you. there was no tape there. >> of course. >> i wasn't there. geraldo, you're up. >> i got plenty of tape. people say that donald trump doesn't have any foreign policy cred. but he really does. i've known him for decades as now you know. in 2000 there was talk of him running for president as a democrat. i interviewed him in 2005. and this is six years before we pull out. six years before he pulled now 2005. >> let's see what happens in iraq. when we leave iraq how long do you think you're going to see a democratic state? do you think it's going to stay that way? >> i don't know. >> we're going to find out. >> he knew then it would go to hell in a hand basket. >> where do you keep all this old tape? >> al capone's vault. >> in el chapo's tunnel. >>> don't miss an episode of this show "the five" have a great weekend, everybo

tilly stayed with her all week! only left her friend's side for a few minutes a day to find help. tilly's actions paid off. volunteers found the two dogs on monday. they were hungry and cold, but, otherwise, okay. i love this story! >> so sweet! unbelievable! >> tilly and phoebe. >> so sweet. >>> senator bernie sanders is making his first visit to studio 57 this morning. he is one of the rising stars in the historic race for president. what makes him so competitive with hillary clinton? bernie sanders, ahead, on "cbs this morning." ♪ don't you forget about me ♪ but it still tastes good. yoplait! ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. bestest sandwich?ay footlong the biggest, you do. 'cause it's all about your choice. of freshly baked bread. tender meats, melty cheeses, and everything in between. the handcraf

enator tillis: ok. do they have -- if you were to compare their resource, economic resources, over the last 24, 36 months, do they have more or less dollars to support their terrorist operations? general austin: less. we have targeted their resources. they make money, as you know, senator, off things like oil collection. senator tillis: antiquity ales, kidnappings. general austin: i have said on a number of occasions not only do we have to stop the flow of foreign fighters, but we have to take away this enemy's ability to finance. senator tillis: i'm trying to come up with this concept of a dashboard so when we have the next committee hearing i can ask you the same series of questions and see where the trends are. do they have more or less influence -- they seem to be winning on social media in terms of reaching out to people in the homeland. reaching out to people in europe about six hours ago it was posted some 15-year-old girl murdered her mother in europe. was convicted of murder as a result of bein

that's tilly standing guard over her friend phoebe for one week. it had fallen into a small holding tank. they had been missing for a week in washington state. the owners got out during a noisy party. a homeowner said tilly came on their property and led the rescuers back to phoebe. both were cold and hungry. one week the dog stood guard. steve: loyal. dari: i'm telling you. we could learn a thing or two. steve: indeed. lovely. nick, another gorgeous day. nick: it was. another late summer day that made it up into the 80s for one more time. we'll do 80s tomorrow, and then we'll get back towards more seasonal weather as we approach fall the middle of next week. 87, 68 in the park today. we're running above average by a fair margin. 12 degrees on the high. eight degrees on the low. record high 91 back in 1891. a few high clouds tomorrow versus a mainly sunny sky we've seen today. 82 now. humidity still quite dry. that will go up a little bit tomorrow. wind out of the south. the pressure is 29.97 and holding steady. as we look at fox 5 sky guardian, dr

thank you.llins: senator tillis? tillis: thank you for being here. had the opportunity to meet with the sum of. i do not know if i see rachel appear at front and trinity down and turner. i know the others are in the room. i think on the half of all north carolinians, we appreciate you wearing tar heel blue today. [laughter] amato, you mention something that as i was sticking to my guest in my office, but we look at the need to provide coverage for cgm, i think we have to take a look at benefits and economic terms that i think are far outweigh the cost. while we look at your situation, mother oftella, the stella, a young girl, four-year-old, she was just relating the story about an automobile accident that occurred in her car was damaged as a result of someone who was obviously in circumstance similar to what you describe. i think as we go forward and we build support for coverage for cgm, we really need to articulate a lot of the hidden costs that probably are not being taken into account that in my mind far outweigh the cost of providing the device,

instead of leaving tilly stayed right there by her side.fe at home enjoying a little extra hamburger for dinner and the funniest part, the owner says even though the dogs obviously love each other they have not been hanging out at all since being rescued. he thinks perhaps they are simply sick of one another. >> a lot of time together, hm. >> but a great story. >> cute story. >> that's it for "action news" at 4:00 now for brian taff, alicia vitarelli, and adam joseph, i'm sharrie williams. join me along with brian, adam and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> so we'll see you tonight but for now "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> traffic is a nightmare. this is going to be hard to get used to. >> it's terrible. she's late for school. >> it's a mess. >> well, you heard them say it. traffic is a mess on the ben franklin parkway

. >> senator tillis. >> thank you, mr. chair. i want to welcome all the panelists. thank you for your testimony. i was here for the testimony. and i apologize. i had another meeting, a vote, and another meeting and then another meeting before i got here, but it's not for lack of interest and i'll certainly be reviewing the comments from some of my colleagues. this is a very complex process in not only the issues that you have to deal with in terms of the geographic market competition, the saturation, all these other things. a number of the things that dr. dafny mentioned go beyond, i think, the things we tend to look at. i'm glad congress saw it fit to make this is a task that the doj would do. as far as i'm concerned market concentration is what i'm doing at the grocery store in trying to figure out what my wife asked me to buy when i got there. the way you're looking at market concentration here and all the other factors is in an area that should be making judgments on a nonpolitical basis on the merits of the deal based on factors that have been outlined. here's

raises the threat heavily wooded areas of santa cruz mountains fire season does not typically peak tilly october. "in our western hills we're looking at the very similar conditions september as dry as it still gets. about a fire activity and energy that can be produced with vegetation buried very intense very similar conditions of the saw mill valley fire. will to >> catherine: several days or even a week of steady a light to moderate rain to have of an impact on the drought on going fire threats. >> reporter: waterbed news but good news amnio is strengthening right now the forecast to strengthen all the way till the end of the year and begin the web season there is hope lot of rain coming up so that something we will be watching very closely in the meantime the story of bad news no wet weather in the forecast very little all the way through the middle of october. relief at least immediately in live now sfo high clouds overhead cannot really see them you can kind of if you look at the control tower low clouds going in san ramon most of those will come into the bay north bay for tonight a

on behalf of the chairman, senator tillis. >> thank you, senator reid. admiral harris, thank you for the time that i was allowed to spend with you out at headquarters. we got a very thorough brief, so i'm not going to cover that ground, but i appreciate it, and i know in your public statement or in your opening statement and in the conversation you've covered some of it. but i do want to get back and maybe build on questions that senator inhofe asked and it had to do with the rebalancing where we're going out and we're putting more assets as a percentage of the base into your area of command. but we continue to miss the point that the base is shrinking. so, part of what i'm trying to do is get my head around a number of different variables that really let us measure the gap between china and the united states and our allies. you said when we were out there in the briefing that quantity has a quality of its own. and so that right now we still continue to enjoy an advantage over the chinese in terms of the assets we have in the region. when you start trend

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tilly chang executive director. niges oo see. we remained bus a tracking a number of state and local legislative efforts. chair mentioned the special session it was disappointing they were not able to reach consensus but haven't given up hope. wree tracking the federal legislation taz moves through congress and hope that will result in a long bill. one bright spot at the state level is ab 1 94 sponsored by assembly member fraisier is moved forward for the governors signature. this sh st. express lane authority bill that reauthorized these lanes throughout the state that we have been coordinate would the self help county to support. this is important because we are looking at our freeway lanes here in and do believe the high occupancy vehicle strategy combine would the express lane can be effective our fr our county. assembly member chews 1287 pass thd assembly and present today the governor for signature. this is reauthorization the transit only lane enforcement. mta has for the muni system so we have forward facing cameras and e

tilly staying by phoebe's side only leaving to find help each day.ed and both dogs doing ago. >>> video of a curious black bear giving godzilla a run for his money. the bear climbs down from a three-story condo. this happened in tennessee earlier this week. >>> the ugly. firefighters in southern california having to fish a man out of a clothing donation bin. employees from a nearby home depot tried to help him. they believe he was trying to steal the donated items inside. >>> it's time for your responses. a new jersey court ruling in atlantic city casino can fire cocktail waitresses for getting too fat. the casino telling the borgata babes they're not allowed to gain 7% of their body weight. 22 way stresses filed a lawsuit saying the rule is unfair. >> is it fair job requirement or going too far? >> one says fair for sure. they got hired for their looks. >> another tweet. too far. who cares what they look like. we go there to gamble. >> businesses should be able to set standards they expect employees to operate under, including appearance. thank you

and her friend tilly stayed with her every day only leaving to get help.oni v. >>> here's something you don't see every day, a tomato shaped like a duck. that's funny. >> the tomato was grown by a couple in michigan and it actually just grew that way, period. >>> we've shown you a skunk in a soda can and now one in a yogurt container. >> two officers coming to the rescue. oh, my goodness. he was looking for food and he got his head stuck. the officers were able to pull the container off and never got sprayed. >>> it's your chance to see the heart stopping breathtaking arrow battics at the andrews air show. we're live on the runway. >>> and will donald trump hit the stump today? we'll have the latest on the republican front-runner coming up next. >>> and we're dealing with a lot of fog. and things will improve this afternoon. it's going to be hot. a little bit on the humid side but clouds u[uu >>> good morning. it's 7:30. i'm mike hydeck. high and low. military muscle will fill the skies and the runways at joint base andrews. we'll have a live preview comin

take a look at phoebe and tillie.ngton state, they went missing for almost a full week. so a local group posted this alert on facebook and volunteers went out in full force to try to find the dogs. and look how they were found. by volunteer searchers, phoebe was caught in a cistern there and tillie for all that time for nearly a week stayed right by her side perched above the hole. occasionally she would leave and look for help but would return to her side. we speed dialed with the relieved owners. what was next for the runaway. >> their punishability was, yeah, extra hamburger and a roast when they got home because i was so thrilled to see them. >> this is cute. he said the dogs obviously love each other, best friends but now they don't want to hang out because they're kind of sick of each other. >> it was very intense that week they were together but they helped each other. >> they're getting along there. >> very well. >> beautiful dogs. >> thank you for bringing that us, amy. >>> when we come back. we have an exclu

joining us live are maureen tilly and father greg chisholm. >> this has been a wonderful few days. our choir was able to be a part of the papal preevent last evening. and our kids went over to our lady queen of angels to meet the pope. >> i met some of them the other day. these are great kids. >> exactly. >> what did the kids have to say about meeting the pope the other day? >> yesterday when they met him, i unfortunately for the time anyway was down at the ground zero service and following that i was at madison square garden. so i haven't seen them yet, is the problem. >> maureen, in terms of a lot of symbolism in this trip in terms of the people he met. what's your takeaway from all of this? >> i think what he's doing is balancing audiences. he's of course addressed the u.n. and senators and members of the house of representatives. but he's made time in each one of his visits to look after people he would call marginalized or dispossessed, are on the margins, people you don't normally think of the pope going to see. >> we're used to the pope speaking to theology. but he's speakin

on behalf of the chairman, senator tillis? >> in your opening statement, i want to focus a little bit of time through a series of questions that hopefully i can get brief remarks, you said that isis is not ten foot tall. the reason that i have -- a serious threat. before i go forward, general us a it continue, i neglected to do what i always do when i see people in uniform. thank you for your service. i know you guys are a part of the solution. when we say that isis is not ten feet tall, they are the richest threat group of this kind in human history. through the seizure of assets for the iraqi national bank, i think they seized some $820 million. last week we just had a memorial for 9/11. it's estimated that the 9/11 attacks cost about $500,000. through that one asset seizure, if my math is right, that equates to about 1,600 9/11s having the resources to strike that kind of damage in our homeland, in the middle east, europe, and other places. i think we need to recognize one of the single greatest threats today. we have russi

tillis: thank you, mr. president.der the previous order, all postcloture time is expired. the question occurs on the motion to concur with amendment number 2689 in the house amendment to the senate amendment to h.r. 719. the yeas and nays have previously been ordered. the clerk will call the roll. vote:

. >> good afternoon, commissioners commissioner president fong tilly chang with the transbay joint powers authority it is a plastic surgery or pleasure to be here to speak on behalf of the transportation authority all to express our agencies appreciation for this bodies leadership and the planning department we're strongly supportive of this thing the transportation sustainability fee and the overhead sustainability program effort as you may know the work has been in the making over the past decade or so many, many years our collective aim to better align san francisco's review method and policies with our official policies first, the transit first while it sounds simple we know it is not easy to do but have many foundational policies to work on we built on the foundation of the transportation we broke ground on the ceqa analysis and engaged the public a number of community stakeholders from all sectors of the city everyone predecessors how hard to get the decision how fundamentally important it shapes at transportation demand we respond to investments in policy on the transportation fron

terrance tilly, professor of catholic theology at fordham university. >> this pope is recognizing abortion is a terrible decision and he is trying to reconcile them with the church as quickly as possible and to invite them to come back in. >> previously only a bishop was allowed to deliver such forgiveness. in a letter punished by the vatican, the pope said that would change, writing, quote, the forgiveness of god cannot be denied to one who has repented. catholics outside of st. patrick's had this to say about the new rule. >> i love it. i think it was time. because so many people have left the catholic church. >> everybody is free to do what them. >> this is not the first issue he has taken on in an effort to bring people to church. last month he said couples who have divorced and remarried will always belong. earlier this year, he said the church could tolerate some forms of same-sex unions. bottom line, the pope wants to make the church more inclusive. >> francis is a pastor, and so what he wants is to bring people into reconciliation where they've been opposed to the church. >> report

and then it would be purdue, and i'd assume we'd go to the democrat senator franken, and tillis of hose wthose who are h now. >> in your written testimony, you've stated that the department had concerns about legislative proposals aimed at safe guarding data stored abrought from improper government access. as you know, the electronic communications privacy act is silent on the privacy standard. u.s. officials must satisfy in order to access data stored abroad. and yet the federal government has taken advantage of the statutory silence to apply its own standard. what is the legal basis for law enforcement agents to use ecpa warrants to obtain data stored overseas? >> thank you for that question. thank you for that question, senator. there's longstanding legal framework that allows the government to serve compulsory legal process on united states companies to require them to bring back information that is stored abroad. and the concern with proposals that would change that framework is that it would take away an option that has long been available under that framework and would replace it

one of the training locations is in shan tillie. in about ten minutes we'll go live to julie carey for more details. >>> parking problem for public servants who help save lives. some firefighters who drive to work are facing hefty fines in the city. we'll show you why and how other city officials are responding. >>> i'm adam tuss in tyson's corner around route 7 and isn't route 7 a joy? most days. from alexandria, through bailey's cross road, to seven corners, up to tyson's corner, it is a slow roll most every day of the week. now new alternatives being considered to transform this road. talking about buses, maybe a rail system coming through here. we're going to tell you what the northern virginia transportation commission is saying about what could be happening to route 7 coming up. >>> there's no stopping a pursuit to catch a predator. how one crime was solved with the help of a tv show. >>> heavy bands of rain will be sweeping through the dmv tonight. live coverage with doug kammere minutes away. >>> volkswagon set up a new webs

of course, tilly and new york are on -- philly and new york are on the schedule as well.na: we'll be welcoming him here -- although not here in studio -- >> reporter: that would be impressive. [laughter] jon: you never know, he might walk by. jenna: never know. jon: we'll see. well, pope francis seems to be getting high grades here in the united states. as a new poll shows that american catholics have a favorable opinion of him personally, much higher than that of his predecessor and more in line with approval ratings that pope john paul ii enjoyed. the poll finds nearly 80% approve of how pope francis is leading the roman catholic church with most saying he has changed the direction of the church making it more in touch with the needs of today's catholics. jenna: well, some other news. new information in the iran nuclear showdown as the u.n. says iran's sampling is meeting its standards. this after tehran took samples from its own controversial military site. greg talcott is following all these breaking developments live from london. >> reporter: yes, hi, jenna. the iran