united hosting philadelphia at rfk stadium. they are trying to bounce back the last loss against philadelphia. that should be a good contest. >> i nice night for it. >> they are getting beat up. >> hopefully they can hang on to the win. >> nightly news up next. have a good >>> on this saturday night, under water, more rain for an area already ravaged by historic flooding as a massive search effort intensifies for those swept away by floodwaters. highway shooting fears a sniper is on the loose in colorado. police say the victims were randomly targeted. >>> ready to run, the newest democratic challenger to hillary clinton am coulds out swinging. he's facing an uphill battle. fighting cancer the new device that could help prevent one of the toughest side effects of cancer treatment. a program that helps kids get a big boost. nightly news begins now.

philadelphia uh neighborhoods. >> host: howell common is abortion or adoption? >> pour mollet adoption is rare. and set the there is not a market for minority kids in the united states. kids -- parents to not want to see their kids raised in foster care. i would like to see the church groups to be engaged and every child but the por folks have more abortions than no class but they have more pregnancies and the patterns are different to be less likely but when she does terminate it is when she has had as many children americans only have to when they are rich or poor but it is to trade 1.84 2.two but we have the same number of children. one story that could verify what young women tend to carry that first child to term and she announced to the class she was pregnant and the room fell silent. then one of the young mothers said the doctors were wrong. >> adopt my first child and with the unguarded honesty going back to the second unplanned pregnancies she said talking back at me a little bit some day and will plan my babies like you wait to and i know that we are friends that she could say that but i have not sacrificed. that is why laura spends more time with p

philadelphia hosting that free event. breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer, and korean chinese japanese woman in the unitedendees getting a chance to listen to experts in the field. they also had chance to sign up for free mammograms. >>> so, what is your dog trying to tell you? researchers say your pup's bark could reveal a lot more than you think. researchers from spain and hungary creating program that they say can ida dog's age even if it is hungry or feeling lonely. scientists coming up with the program after recording 800 different barks from all kind of situations. researchers say, when they tested their algorism, over 80% of the time it could correctly determine the age and gender of the dog. they're helping the program can be used by veterinarians in the future to help diagnosis dogs. >> can you read your dog's thoughts? >> sometimes. >> helping both healthcare workers and the animals, as well. >> impressive. program begins in adoptable animals to relieve the stress of hospital staff members. fox's brian yanis has the details. >> reporter: for years hospitalization around the country have relied o

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host: let me get in a call. jack. philadelphia, on our opposed line. jack, good morning. caller: good morning, pedro. i started my 45-year career with the unitedtates government as a marine corps, two-tour bottom -- the a non-veteran. we operated in labs that were illegal. our government has shown it has no constraints whatsoever. it will do whatever it wants to do. the most troubling part of the last 20 years of my career was the mindset that developed and is so entrenched now as in us versus them attitude, and the "then" -- the "them" are the american people. the cia looks at the military as our enemy. we are guarding country borders yet we do not have one marine on any of our borders. so come before mr. bradbury, he for you want to put everyone of us under a microscope, maybe just maybe, you should think about the basic national security of this country, and that is guarding our borders. guest: well, actually, i think the national security agency's fundamental mission is to guard the country against foreign attack and foreign threats. so, they are outward looking and focused on those potential threats from outside of the country. they are n