this bureaucracy is killing our vets.hey wait for months they wait for years to get treatment at the va. the va's mistakes and cover-ups have cost the lives of 500 vets in just the last four years and that doesn't account for those who took their own lives in despair. we witness the way corrupt government treats our vets. the va putting them on those secret waiting lists and deceiving congress and spying on investigators who are trying to get to the bottom of it. don't be fooled into thinking that the problems resolved simply because the media doesn't cover lame duck scandals any more. just because one guy at the top resigned, the problems didn't resign. the reason that you don't hear about them is because our vets don't whine. they are not wired to complain. that's why this ran under the radar for so long. [ applause ] well, our debt of gratitude it starts payment with three simple solutions that government can and should do right now. because it is time to demand solutions. first with health care. give vouchers for trea

this bureaucracy is killing our vets. they wait for months -- they wait for years to get treatment at the v.a. and they are losing hope. the v.a.'s mistakes and those coverups they have cost the lives of 500 vets in the last four years, and that does not account for those who took their own lives. we witness the way a corrupt government treats are vets. the v.a., putting them on their secret waiting list and -- spying on investigators were trying to get the bottom of it. don't be fooled into thinking the problem is resolved simply because the media does not cover lame duck scandals anymore. just because one guy at the top resigned. the problems did not resign. the reason you do not hear about them is because our vets wondon't whine. they are not whiners who complain. that is why this ran under the radar so long. our debt of gratitude it starts payment with three simple solutions that government can and should do right now because it is time to demand solutions. first with health care, give vouchers for treatment outside t

it's called vets drive yellow. news correspondent bryan llenas has that story for us now from new york. >> reporter: the vets drive yellow nyc program began a little over month ago, and it's already promised jobs to 50 veterans. us army veteran peter loided is training to be a new york city cab driver. usually a two to three month process, lloyd is set to get his license in just two to three weeks. thanks to the program which is teamed up with the greater new york taxi association. since 2009, he's worked in security and as a deliveryperson but thinks cab driving a lasting career. served two tours in collector. he's looking forward to act wig different cultures and driving around his favorite see since being born in russia. >> they teach mow efficiency, competence, being able to understand and follow instructions well and being able to adapt to an up usual situation. they are paying the way for me and they have been very lee is that tiff and providing me with information and receptors. they're paving the way not ju

. >> reporter: 43-year-old axel rodriguez has had a lot of problems common to vets. he served in the army in the gulf war in iraq and kuwait more than 20 years ago. it was crazy, it was exciting, it was scary. i have nightmares, you know? i don't like being in closed rooms; i don't like large groups of people. i just don't feel in control. >> reporter: you obviously got into some kind of trouble, you're in court. what kind of trouble? >> i got arrested for possession of a stolen vehicle, and possession of a controlled substance. >> reporter: just that one? >> no, a couple of times, you know, and i didn't want to at first, i didn't want to accept that i needed help. >> reporter: rodriguez spent some time in jail and kept re- offending. why are you abusing? do you revert back to your time in the gulf war and ptsd, or is it something else? >> it starts off with that, but then once you become an addict everything goes out the window. the only thing that you care about is maintaining your inebriated state. >> reporter: he says he became violent on a few occasions. >> yeah

it's called vets drive yellow. york city program beginning a little over a month ago and it's already promised jobs to 50 veterans. vets drive yellow also helps speed up the training process for veterans getting them licenses and only a couple of weeks instead of two to three months. supporters of the program say they hope it inspires other businesses to open their doors to those who have served our country. >>> it makes me proud because definitely we can definitely give something back to them people that have done so much for us for this country and definitely i would like to help them out as much as i can and i recommend anybody to come to get to this program it's great for them. >> and new york city taxi cab drivers can earn $1,500 a week or more. the vets drive yellow program is hoping to expand to other cities as well. >>> still ahead on fox 29 at 10:00 tonight they believe. we'll take to you a u.s.o. convention where folks are convinceed we're not alone. >>> and a mother is just heart broken when she plans a

. >> they vetted him and hired him or they failed to vet him? which is worse?> they failed to vet him. >> that is more likely. >> that is critical. all these hires, you have to do your due diligence. >> they were very friendly towards the guy. they wished him well. they didn't denounce him. is that the right way to get through to somebody? >> you don't want to throw people under the bus because they can say all sorts of things about you and you were ultimately the bigger story, not the person that was removed. this is a marathon, not a sprint and that is the best way to deal with it. a story in a crisis is about how you as a candidate or organization reacts. what it says about you and your beliefs much less about the actual person. >> we had two republican candidates that got in trouble. chris christie when he was over in london and rand paul when he was here. christie made the statement that got him into trouble. paul did more than that but not before he shushed a tv anchor. what could have they done to make their performance better? >> it is two failing grade

would you go to a shooting range with a vet with ptsd? >> absolutely.arry: sabrina, i think it's well known you're canadian and a lesbian. >> why are you outing me in front of all these people? >> larry: it's an epic combo platter. >> it really is. >> larry: imagine there are two terrorists. one is about to blow up a roomful of canadians and the other is about to blow up a roomful of lesbians -- >> whoo! >> larry: hold on! you're a sniper and you only have one bullet, which terrorist do you take out? >> oh, my goodness! >> larry: keep it 100. you know i'm still making money in canada, so i'm going to have to say i'm saving canada. >> larry: what? saving canada? >> i'm already married. >> larry: she kept it 100! that's our "keep it 100"! we'll be back with more! (cheers and applause) you pay for your data every month. so why does your carrier take back what you don't use? it's your data! all your unused data and if you switch now, we'll even give you 10 gigabytes of free 4g lte data on the spot. 10 gigabytes of free 4g lte data. only from t-mobile. ♪ pep

in this case as their way to say thank you to wounded vets for their service and their sacrifice. >>all about taking things away. removing pieces of wood bit by bit, until a finished shape is revealed. but look at it through the eyes of the tri-valley wood carvers, meeting every tuesday at the senior center and you'll see just the opposite. for the past four years, with every bit of wood they have removed from the 55 eagles heads they have carved something has been added, a piece of themselves. >> it becomes a piece of love. i had no idea i had it in my hands to do that, but it comes from someplace else. >> reporter: bob, like many fellow carvers, is a veteran. and like other members of the group, bob jumped at the chance when asked if he would like to make personalized ceremonial kanes for wounded vets. personalized, not just because symbols representing the military history are etched into the staff, but personal because before the first cut is ever made the carver contacts the recipient to discuss the cane and their story. >> it's always heart wrenching to talk to these guys and f

is all that something that makes it hard for vets to come back and readjust to civilian lives? >> yes, because when you come back and lead the military life the comraderie disappears. you don't have the guys with you 24/7. you feel alone. when you feel alone, that's when the negative thoughts come over. that's why you think that the peer to peer help is the most important. >> yes. it's easier to talk to someone that's been there and done and and bond than talk to someone who hasn't been through the same experiences. >> you created a nonprofit to prevent military suicides. what is the main message you would be prepared to share with vets who think suicide is the way out. >> the main message is there's a moment to find the light, it's not permanent. the only way is to speak about it. if you don't face your demons they'll eat at you. >> andrew o'brien good of you to joins us and we thank you in your efforts to help veterans. >>> the u.s. will destroy its largest stockpile of chemical laden shells. officials indecent assault ralized shells carries 2600 tonnes of mustard ate. they a

plus, the deaths of three vets at a v.a.ospital has one democratic senator facing some very tough questions and an investigation. we're going to bring you the details. we'll speak with one of the people who is calling for that investigation. and next up, there was no dress rehearsal, the queen of pop took a major spill at a major awards show. we'll show you what happened. oh i'm on the cookie air diet. you just... and that's it. i prefer real food fruit, nuts, and whole grains. great grains cole. more processed flakes look nothing like natural grains. let's get real. doers they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, buy one pair and get another free. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per

you do not bring on somebody to the campaign unless you vet them. this is an amateurish move.his is an example. they are trying to hire new people. not just the old, but new people who have not been in politics and new people and politics have not worried about what their twitter feed says. greg's things like axelrod are on twitter, but these younger people have been on twitter. they have been blogging. they have been living their lives in public. so vetting them is all the harder, but this new age of technology is just going to be really complicated and will require more scrutiny. >> we asked the bush administration about the latest things that came over, that martin luther king gives you pause and we have not heard back yet. again, i will say it is expensive and time-consuming. ellery clinton is going to get the same thing. everybody you put on a board everybody you get a check to, it is expensive, and the temptation is to not do it thoroughly. >> also, the culture has coarsened. not to excuse this, but the culture has coarsened. there is no young operative out there who has

. >>> new help for the country's war vets. a suicide prevention bill. president obama signed it yesterday. it supports programs that help warning war vets transition back into society. the bill was named after clay hunt. clay was an iraq vet who ended his life in 2011 while struggling with ptsd. his parents were at that ceremony. some estimates show 22 veterans commit suicide each and every day in america. >>> later today president obama will take on cyber security, signing an executive order encouraging companies to share cyber theft data. >>> this looked like old faithful. except this is los angeles. officials say a car hit a hydrant and a guiser in san fernando valley. fire trucks blocked the intersection. they didn't stop one car. this white car here drives right into the gusher. wanted to save $10 for a car wash. spend the $10, right? >>> it started with a smash. a julie store in the uk. a stolen car ramming through a front window. masked men dressed in black not far behind. they slipped and slid their way straight into the goods. they used axes to

, we're spending time with the vets. and something always happens. we're at the party we're signing books. and in the back, this young very energetic bold vet, holds up a sign. it was a bold four-letter message to michael moore that he was holding out. i call him up front. he's holding the poster he's showing it to me. and pictures started snapping. i'm giving the poster the whole thumbs-up. it was my thumb, not any other finger. that poster though, you heard the term swear like a sailor. even though he was a soldier, it's the same thing. but everyone snapping the photo and we've taken a lot of heat for taking a photo with this message to michael moore that he deserves. i was thinking -- okay, we'll take that heat. that's okay. because what the poster said is what the rest of us are thinking. it just said it and what it really came down to was, our message to those that don't understand again the opportunity they have to do whatever the heck they want to do, because it's our vets, the active service members that are prot

. >>> also this morning, new help for america's war vets. a suicide prevention bill, president obama signed it yesterday. it supports programs that help returning war vets transition back into society. the bill was named after clay hunt. his parent were at the ceremony. clay was an iraq vet who ended his life in 2011 while struggling with ptsd. >>> later today president obama will take on cyber security. signing an executive order encouraging companies to share cyber theft data. more on that later in the show. >>> it looked like old faithful popped up in los angeles. looks at this. officials say a car hit a fire hydrant in the san fernando valley that sent a massive geyser of water shooting into the air. fire trucks blocked the intersection as firefighters tried to stop the leak. that didn't stop one car from pulling a u-turn. look at this. turning around and driving right into the water for, of course, none other than a free car wash. that's one way to get it done. >>> now to a rapid raid on a jewelry store. police in the uk released this n

you are a loser vet for saying that. she is a female combat vet. over it. >> she was part of the party that the huffington post didn't like. you claim to be in the military. after wearing a purple sweater i doubt that is the case. >> i guess you never heard of the purple heart. >> boom. >> i think it is clear he has a problem with strong women. i am calling on the huffington post to fire him. he is problematic and he is apparently living in the past where women are not allowed to serve in combat zones. >> as long as he says it in the huffington post they agree with him. >> they clearly endorse everything he said. his first paragraph was they think firefights with the enemy, but the military defines it differently. that should have been the last paragraph as well. >> she is absolutely 100% correct. >> unlike brian williams. she is telling the truth. >> they are embarrassing themselves. >> it was disgusting, joanne. you are a veteran of the war on leggings. he must feel sympathy. >> nobody ever attacked me because i looked great in them. >> i was abo

justice for vets we know that 700,000 of our veterans are under criminal justice supervision.very one of our post 9/11 vets is somehow, some way addicted to something, alcohol, prescription drugs, illegal drugs, et cetera. that's a problem. why? because the community is not there to support them. >> right. >> there's a great thing called justice for vets which is there to support them and give them an alternative and that's something that we should be talking about on a daily basis, honestly. >> rev, i was waiting to hear what bradley cooper had to say because i knew he would say exactly what this nation had to hear and i have two brothers in the military and what he said is the 22 that commit suicide every day and as an actor you have to get inside the mind of the person that you're playing and so i'm sure he felt with him while he was playing this role. and he wanted all of us to realize the most important thing here are our veterans and taking care of them. that's more important than any of this stuff that we're talking about right now. >> everyone stay with me. when we com

and what d the vetting process to find out where they're sympathies lies? in other words, are they somewhat sympathetic to isis? how do we ascertain that? you almost have to read somebody's heart to find out what they're thinking, right? >> i think that's exactly right. and the fbi again because we don't have an intelligence footprint on the ground in syria, we really don't know who these individuals are that we're just going to bring into the united states. >> how many is he talking? thousands? >> thousands. >> thousands of syrians are going to come in here. i don't think we have the manpower to possibly vet all the people he's talking about, do we? >> we don't. and we can't even monitor them when they come here. remember, even in iraq we had refugees coming in from iraq. and we had two terrorists that killed americans in iraq that were allowed to come into the united states. and that's with all the intelligence on the ground we had in iraq. this is, again, i think a very dangerous policy. i'm glad you're covering this story because more americans need to

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and chris kyle and chad littlefield trying to help another vet deal with ptsd.atal for these two men. chris kyle is an american hero and will be remembered as such. remember go to fox news.com for the stories tonight. and thanks for being with us tonight, everybody. we'll see you in the morning. have a good night. >>> breaking tonight live pictures from stephenville, texas, where we just got the verdict in the american sniper. they went into the room around 6:30 eastern, 7:30 p.m. in texas. we the jury fin

the vets. i would straighten out that whole mess. these vets are great people, amazing people. i would straighten out that mess like you wouldn't believe and i would be in there fasts and i would be working iran. i would help israel big league. there wouldn't be speeches made behind my back. i would help israel out big league. iran has bad intentions. when you look at this is negotiating 101. you look at a president who is negotiating and he drops the safrningsdz. i would have said, triple up the sanctions. so now they are not doing anything. they are not coming to a good conclusion and i hear the deal is terrible. so when netanyahu comes here, it will be interesting. we have a president who doesn't know what he is doing. >> let me go back to specifics. we see what the jordan cranes and e jimingsdz are doing. what would specifically you do to, a, stop iran's nuclear program and, b, to defeat isis

we put into place a background and vetting process that we found to be effective. in iraq, we were there on the ground collecting so we had data bases to use. the concern is in syria, the lack of our footprint on our ground in syria, that the data bases won't have the information we need. it is not the lack of process, it is the lack of information. >> and is there ways that you could suggest we go about trying to get this information? >> i just don't think you can go and get it. you are talking about a country that is a failed state. it does not have any infrastructure so to speak so all of the data sets, the police, the intel services that you would go and seek that exist don't exist. >> and that raises grave concern as being able to do proper background checks of the individuals coming into the country. >> yes. >> all right. now, mr. taylor, thank you for your testimony as well. and as a member -- as chairman of the subcommittee on transportation and i look forward to working together for the mutual benefit of everybody. and looking at your written transmission

and then the other third of that money is going back to charities to help vets. so i am out here promoting this book and, you know unfortunately this is not a happy-go-lucky book. that was some of the best moments of the life, but it was also some of the worst. and every time i do this book tour and talk about this you relive it. and then you get stressed, and you know, especially the first time i was talking with the author you feel like you just got run over by a mack truck. but, you know i'm doing this for these guys because i am highlighting them, and i'm not going to sit here and give you lip service. so i'm going to show you too, by i'm giving this money back to these guys. >> host: what was the book tour like for you? >> guest: it was fun but at the same time it was stressful. you're worried because there's always going to be haters out there, and you're wondering when's that hater going to come up and confront you? and are they going to throw something at you are they going to spit on you? fortunately, i have yet to see that, but it's emotional at times.

what this pooch ate the vets say all dog owners need to see. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back everybody.eles firefighters go to great lengths to rescue dog from a river. take a look the at this. one of the firefighters lowered into the water by a helicopter. once he gets in there he swims over to the dog and he grabs him. the dog is reportedly okay. just really scared. the two of them were flown to safety. the yellow lab is believed to have an owner somewhere because he was wearing a collar with a leash. >> must have gotten away. >>> a man is arrested in connection with a gruesome murder in san francisco. a suitcase stuffed with dismembered human remains is found on a downtown street wednesday afternoon. yesterday police releasing surveillance video of a suspect and then just hours later a tip call leads them to 59-year-old mark andres. he has now been booked on suspicion of murder. the victim has not yet been identified. investigators say this killing may be connected to organized crime or a gang. >>> well greeting people may be part of his job description but for one georgia man the am

the paws group, the vet sos, pets unlimited.er and have been getting together for over four or five years now to talk about how we can educate the public about being prepared for a disaster as it involves your pets. >> a lot of services. i understand that if you have to leave your home, we are encouraging people to take their pets with them. >> absolutely. we think that that is a lesson that we concerned from karina, if you are being evacuated you should take your pet with you. i have a carrier, and you need to have a carrier that you can fit your pet in comfortably and you need to take your pet with you when you were evacuated. >> i am going to thank you very much for joining us and bringing oreo today. and i am goi announcer: b dreams and good grades aren't enough to get into college. there are actual steps you need to take. finding someone who can help is the first and most important. for the next steps go to knowhow2go.org. [train whistle blowing] global warming. [whistle blows] some say irreversible consequences are 30 year

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we're seeing vets women vets who are being raped in the military, doing vets across america.ve been working with one bill rising who are rising because of the minimum wage. restaurant workers rely on tips so it makes sexual harassment the largest trade. so we're see thing great coalition and great intersection of looking at economic rights racial justice, looking at environmental justice and a coming together into one story of uprising. >> i last saw you after a great -- another great evening of theater, opc, which you had, and you did a great conversation with the audience and i sat there and i wondered you know eve does all this activist work year in year out, whether she has a new play coming out or not. and somehow you find the team somewhere in the day to continue to write brilliantly. opc is another enormous theatrical burst from you. and i just don't -- tell me how you manage this time how do you get these things done? >> i'm so privileged. i get to be in this ginormous movement and campaign with extraordinary activists around the world. many of whom have just flown in

the suspect claims that he killed the world war ii vet over unwanted sexual advances. >> reporter: i'm bruce leshan in montgomery county police headquarters, sordid new details in the murder of a 95- year-old retired navy pilot. police say dan belvin may have been lying dead in his apartment at the randolph village senior apartments for days. they say he had been repeatedly stabbed. on his calendar for february 19th and 20th emphatic notes that he needed to get his car keys back from eric dyson, a 60- year-old resident of the complex with a long history of trouble with the law. surveillance video from a nearby convenience store and other places allegedly shows dyson withdrawing a total of $5,532 from the navy vet's credit union account. detectives say dyson admitted stabbing the 95-year-old, claimed it was over unwelcome sexual advances and also claimed he had exchanged sexual favors with belvin for money and the use of his car. police say if you have elderly family, friends or neighbors, look out for them. if you see something suspicious, call the police. they're happy to check into i

from the hedge fund we'll not be vetted so do this publicly so we can watch and as far as the members of the board goes okay each think of you is free to invest in hedge fund on your own do it on your own and do that with my scent do it to our pleasure but for 0 god's sake leave the retirement system alone thank you (clapping.) >> welcome back. >> i just want to try to reassure my name is john fur land my name is john fur land. >> i really do want i dislike wall street as much as you guys but the hedge fund are less risky as i've tried to tell you than the public equity they own okay they're trying to derisk the fund for i there's a problem they have and it's very difficult problem this is not what you want to spank about but. >> your 3 minutes is ticking laura. >> okay. all right. i'm not going to make that point then do you know of any recent example like in santa fe they've shifted the hedge fund and attracted top management. >> bill i'm not opening it up to q and a i'm sore and that's the key issue okay secondly do you know of any alternatives to alternatives so to speak that will

>> i always recommend contact the vet but i can tell you that one chocolate chip whether it's dark or milk chocolate won't be a problem but if i were to do blood work on him i probably would see liver changes. >> how about symptoms? what if you don't know and go i wonder if he did or didn't? >> if you come home and your dog has vomited all over the floor or is lethargic, contact the veterinarian. nuts and salt are an issue if you have a dog with heart disease, sugar if they have diabetes. if they eat that much candy it the blood sugar will go up. any kind of sugar keep it away from your pets. >> you know my rule. people food for people, not for pets. >> dr. jill, great advice. thank you. >>> we want to invite all you pet lovers send us your questions about their health and well-being. just email pets@kpix.com or on our facebook page, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. thank you, doctor. and thank you, kobe. michelle? back to you. >> frank, i have to say, kobe was staring at roberta the entire time. >> got a love affair. >>> from dogs to c

. >> he believes that chris christie has been vetted, and that is what mitt romney said back in 2012,ut you have never really been vetted i tune you are a presidential candidate. >> is there a doctor in the house? senator rand paul gave an interview about vaccination nation, and the senator revealed what many think is a thin-skinned side, and things got a little awkward. it is what we say in the television business, good tv. >> we have to begin by asking, did you really say to laura and graham that most vaccines in this country should be voluntary ? >> i think freedom would be really unusual. i guess i do not understand the point. the whole purpose of doing this is to bring money home. let me finish. let me finish. >> i am sorry. go ahead. >> calm down a bit here, kelly. >> i can tell you are fired up. the reason for that. [laughter] listen. >> listen up, presidential candidates. when you offer a peek at any of the fringe interviews you may have had in the past, the researchers are going to be all over you, which is how we found this interview of senator paul in two, seeming to sugges

we can't vet them properly. we don't have the ability to do that. it is not like iraq we have been in iraq for more than a decade. that would be a different story. this is extremely dapg owls lyly dangerous. >> when you have libya next year and you fear that could go any day now. you have a growing cast of characters, right? >> of course we do. and these are all very serious risks. i would say, however, that there are greater risks that we don't behave like americans. when people are in trouble for 200 years we have helped people out, that's who we are. as a country, we should continue to do that. of course we should be vigilant. by the way, we may not have good enough intelligence in syria, but once they come into this country, i mean, we're going to process them and we'll know exactly who they are. >> it worked like a charm with the tens of thousands who came in during the summer. >> were you here in 9/11 when they came in from the caucus region of russia and basically sent out a warning we are going to bomb you in a marathon. they didn't follow-u

. >> charlie: talk about the vet's aspect of this film. >> i think that we understood that if we told not just chris' story but if we put archetype of the warrior in a personal and singular way that we would be telling more than chris' story. >> charlie: because he had lived that story in part? >> because he had lived that story, but so many of these guys lived a similar story, especially from afergz and iraq these guys go over and over again. eth not like world war ii where you go once, come back, have two and a half months on the boat to decompress with the guys. these guys go, come back sometimes alone sometimes on commercial airliners, step off in an airport full of civilians in their gear, and they're back in another world like that, and there's no time to decompress and they're just thrown right back into their family. >> if film is also about the idea that when a map or woman goes to war, their family goes to war. >> yeah. absolutely, yeah. i mean, that was the thing we really wanted to focus on is that, you know, 1% of the population are involved with the military in this coun

they get the vets out on skis and in physical and mental therapy.them. if you would like to help, go to warriorsmammoth.org. looks like it's woundedwarriorsmammoth.org. by the way breaking news on rosie o'donnell. she is leaving "the view" and >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm patricia stark. the parents of u.s. aide worker kayla mueller saying they are still hopeful she's alive despite claims by isis that she was killed in a jordanian air strike. in a statement released late friday, they are also asking for the 26-year-old captors to communicate with them privately. both the u.s. and jordanian governments are casting doubt on the claim she was killed in an air strike. >>> six people charge in st. louis with providing money and material support to al qaeda and isis terrorists in syria and iraq. they are all natives of bosnia. all but one of them have been arrested. according to the indictment, they sent money military surplus, equipment and other materials to turkey and saudi arabia. it was allegedly then forwarded to terrorists. i'm pa

, a regular vet as well and you have brought a little patient of yours.eauty. >> this eli and she hurt her back and ruptured a few desk. she came in for acupuncture treatment regularly and new she's doing fine. >> you cannot tell from the position that she's in. she has a back about that long. so, that is a real common problem with many dogs but especially with datsons. >> the long back, short legs, kind of almost predisposing them to having issues. i literally have had cases where the datson was crawling out from under the bed or jumping down from a couch to the ground, where they have hurt. just crawling out from under a chair should not be traumatic but sometimes it can be for these little guys. >> so with a dog like this or other dog with a long back and short legs is the goal just to keep them on a level playing surface at all times which is almost impossible, or just to watch for any kind of behavior problems after the pain hits. >> i would probably watch for behavior, the long the hanging neck, the hunched over neck and even sometimes with the coll

dermatologist from pen vet thank you so much for trying to get this scratch on itch. we'll go back to the news desk. >> well, hey speaking of dogs, this is one dog gone popular photo. check it out. astronaut's official massive has gone viral. he said he snuck his dogs into the photo studio to get some shots of them together. looks like they're having great time. clock 25 coming up in coming up, how local community using the the superbowl to raise money for a good cause. >> new developments in massive recall involving millions of faulty airbags, what you need to know about another fix. >>> plus we'll have update on the massive 7-eleven massive fire, it wasn't just the flames firefighters were battling. plus eye on the storm carol tracks potential for winter weather to track our weekends. "eyewitness news" continues at clock 30. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> today is sunday, february 1st, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. just about 7:30 right now toss it over to carol, assume err bowl sunday. also some storm news to talk