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wardens will know if a trap is triggered. process has had its shir of challenges. >>ven trying to find a place to put the trap was difficult. because they need to be on flat ground basically but they also need to be in mountain lions bitat in the prime hiding ples that is not flag ground. >>reporter: mountain lions they are looking for attacked year-old boy sunday afternoo afternoon. the boy suffered bite wder and scratches and release from the hospital but warden sa it's important to find the cat and euthanize it. point lions was recently separated from the mother and hasn't developed fu hunting abilities. >> this one was an opportunist animal and probably extremely hungry because this peop don't normally provide a normal food source for the animals. >> fish wild life biologist spot add fresh print early this evening possibly left by the mountain lions. warden leaving no stone unturned in addition to the trap they brought in 4 more doing so 7 in all will again searching for the mountain lions at dawn. in cupertino abc 7 news. >> cooler weather helping slow the spr

wardens will know if a trap is triggered. process has had its shir of challenges. >> even trying to find a place to put the trap was difficult. because they need to be on flat ground basically but they also need to be in mountain lions habitat in the prime hiding places that is not. und. >>reporter: mountain lions they are looking for attacked 6-year-old boy sunday afternoo afternoon. the boy suffered bite wonder and scratches and release from the hospital but warden say it's important to find the cat and euthanize it. point lions was recently separated from the mother and hasn't developed full hunting abilities. >> this one was an opportunist animal and probably extremely hungry because this people don't normally provide a normal food source for the animals. >> fish wild life biologist spot add fresh print early this evening possibly left by the mountain lions. warden leaving no stone unturned in addition to the trap they brought in 4 more doing so 7 in all will again searching for the mountain lions at dawncupertino cuperti

wardens will know if a trap is triggered. process has had its shir of challenges. >> even trying to find a place to put the trap was difficult. because they need to be on flat ground basically but they also need to be in mountain lions habitat in the prime hiding places that is not flag ground. >>reporter: mountain lions they are looking for attacked 6-year-old boy sunday afternoo afternoon. the boy suffered bite wonder and scratches and release from the hospital but warden say it's important to find the cat and euthanize it. point lions was recently separated from the mother and hasn't developed full hunting abilities. >> this one was an opportunist animal and probably extremely hungry because this people don't normally provide a normal food source for the animals. >> fish wild life biologist spot add fresh print early this evening possibly left by the mountain lions. warden leaving no stone unturned in addition to the trap they brought in 4 more doing so 7 in all will again searching for the mountain lions at dawn. in cuper

game warden travis jared was with dogs all night. >> we have cut tracks going up the hill and back down the hill and a few tracks that are fresh. >> tonight, searchers will bring in fresh traps that would enable wardens watch the animal alive and dnaagainst that left on the child >> this animal had to be euthaniz. >> the trappers prefer dogs to snf out tracks. here, they found one in z.chased it up a tree. visitors to the wineryad mixed feeling here. . >> i feel it's safe. >> had to cancel plans to take a hike in the woods today. >> game wardens say the lion fired the boy and family running backto the parking lot. >> there are important tips, first,don't run. face the animal head on. look bigger by waving your arms around. throw rocks and if you're attacked, fight back with everything ahead. >> parents in the north bay are scrambling after theudden closing of a preschool. lastear announcing it's closing effective immediately. there had been financial difficulties. and it's a double blow. the director is just as much a victim as students and parents. i'm in the boat with the teacher was

game warden travis jared was with dogs all night. >> we have cut tracks going up the hill and back down the hill and a few tracks that are fresh. >> tonight, searchers will bring in fresh traps that would enable wardens to watch the animal alive and dna against that left on the child >> this animal had to be euthanized. >> the trappers prefer dogs to sniff out tracks. here, they found one in z.chased it up a tree. visitors to the winery had mixed feeling here. . >> i feel it's safe. >> we had to cancel plans to take a hike in the woods today. >> game wardens say the lion fired the boy and family running back to the parking lot. >> there are important tips, first, don't run. face the animal head on. look bigger by waving your arms around. throw rocks and if you're attacked, fight back with everything ahead. >> parents in the north bay are scrambling after the sudden closing of a preschool. last year announcing it's closing effective immediately. there had been financial difficulties. and it's a double blow. the director is just as much of a victim as students and parents. i'm in the boat

i would attribute that to the warden. was pretty focused on reintegrating these women back into society and she had different means of doing that. >> in fact, the prison director recited a long list of rehabilitative programs. more than we have ever encountered at any prison ever profiled on "lockup." >> translator: we have a family school right inside the prison. they learn the basics of home making, how to cook, there is gardening, exercise, music programs. >> but arguably the most innovative program of all is the establishment of a mother/child living unit. this special unit allows inmates with clean behavior records to live full-time with their babies between 1 and 3 years old. it holds up to 15 mothers and 20 children and is the only one of its kind in the czech republic. >> translator: i have a daughter here, because i have no one on the outside to take care of her. i think the best thing for vanessa is to be with her mommy. >> nella is serving two years for armed robbery and related drug offenses. she was pregnant

. >> reporter: the game wardens say the mountain lions typically return to the scene of an attack and that's why the search crews stayed out there overnight and they hit the trails at sunrise. all of the trails had been closed since the attack happened on sunday afternoon. and bright red warning signs block each entrance. a group of about four dogs their handlers and a few game wardens are out there following scent trails and paw tracks. the attack happened sunday at 1:00 p.m. the 6-year-old boy was just 10 feet in front of his parents when the cougar pounced and dragged him into the bushes. the family rushed to him and chased the cat away making loud noises. the boy was seriously injured on his head and neck. wardens say this kind of behavior is much more aggressive than normal. >> when the attack was over, the dad was thankfully able to drive the lion off of the son. they picked up the son and carried him back to the car, and we ultimately found tracks and scent evidence that suggest that the lion followed them back to the car. >> reporter: as for the boy, he has been upgraded to go

game wardens are determined to find this animal because it's so aggressive. there's a high probability it will attack again. fortunately in this case, the boy will survive and is in fair condition at valley medical center. we're at the trail head near the attack where the attack happened on sunday afternoon where that hike began. the 6-year-old victim was attacked about a mile or so down on a nearby trail around 1:00. the trail is by the kenny winery in the cupertino hills. the boy, his parent and siblings and another family of five were walking when the mountain lion jumped on the kid. the animal dragged him into the brush, injuring the boy on his back and neck. his parents had to fight off the mountain lion. fish and wildlife closed down the trails to search for the lion but no luck. they say meanly because of the heat yesterday. they're expected to go at it again today. >> we have to start from the attack site and move out in concentric circles looking for tracks of that lion. we do our best to find the exact lion that was responsible for the attack, but t

wardens plan to euthanize the animal. they believe he could attack again. >>> today is the day apple fans have been waiting for, ready to unveil the newest products at 10:00 this morning include an iphone 6 with a larger screen. they could unveil a new smart watch and payment system into wearable computers the first time they have rolled out a new product line since the ipad 4 1/2 years ago. >>> a lot of people will want to sell their current iphones to by the new one and the price depends on the condition but when you sell it. companies like www. yousellcome saying the value of the old phone will drop the minute the new iphone comes out, the longer you wait the less you get. >> the inphone races people will sell their phones will depreciate by 20 percent the next six to eight weeks. many companies will office the go rate and lock it in for 30 days while you wait for the upgrade. before you part with your iphone make sure you wipe it of all personal information. apple recommends a few easy steps. go to societyings and sel

supe e warden]" >> reporter: california state game wardens and tracking dogs worked all night and most of the morning searching for the mountain lion in the cupertino hills. they didn't find the big cat but know he's close. >> today we did get multiple strikes from the dogs, nothing really very hot, basically a lot of it just cold trailing. >> reporter: the worry is this mountain lion has proven to be more erratic and dangerous than most. >> the fact that it attacked a youngster and then also made an aggressive movement towards a group of not one person but nine people, that's completely rare and totally out of whack as far as the way the gears in the way a mountain lion should be thinking. >> reporter: the attack happened sunday in this trail off montebello road. the line pounced on a 6-year- old boy from behind scratching and biting him before being chased off by the boy's friends and family out hiking. the boy was treated overnight and released from valley medical center. meantime the boy's ripped up t- shirt was sent to the state animal forensic lab in sacramento to get the mountai

in the next hour or so park rangers or wardens will start an active search for this mountain lion. they know this animal is aggressive and a danger and they want to get rid of it because they were treating a six-year-old boy as prey. yesterday the boy was hiking with his family which is behind the winery when the mountain lion came from behind and dragged him off. his parent had to fight the cat off. the boy. and we are told the mountain lion followed the family back to his car. he suffered lacerations and rushed to the hospital for treatment. >> we found tracks of the animal but we didn't find the scent trail. we were able to confirm a lion did attack and was present in that location. the scent doesn't hold as well in the heat. so we searched until dark and then ultimately decides to bring the dogs back here first thing in the morning. so they will be starting at light. >> reporter: mountain lion sightings are common, attacks on humans are rare. when they get too close, the mountain lions generally get tranquilized and moved into a remote area. fish and game will test its dna with

game wardens say they had no choice, but to kill it. a lost gate remained at the track where a mountain lion attacked a boy. tonight, that mountain lion is no longer a threat. >> it acted like it was going to jump at the warden who was there. >> reporter: she is describing the moments a game warden came eye to eye with the 65-pound cat. at 9:00 this morning, search crews found fresh paw prints here, matching that of a juvenile lion in the same area of sunday's attack. they dogs gave chase. it was shot by trackers. >> it would have died in the fall at that height. >> reporter: the cat's carcass sent to a lap for dna testing to confirm it's the right cat. dna is fairly confident it is. >> i feel sorry for animal. i feel sorry for boy. it's unfortunate. >> reporter: visitors we spoke to say they're surprised the search took three days. >> you just stay alert as always. >> reporter: they call the behavior, highly unusual, and don't believe any other aggressive, or territorial cats are in the area. >> this was definitely abnormal behavior, i

i don't even see where a warrant -- i talked to the warden about it, wrote about it. he understands the situation. >> my assessment at this time due to this recent infraction, i can't make that recommendation for a transfer per your progress review here. >> you could see in his body language how upset he was. you know, he kind of sunk back and he clenched his jaw, and they released him, and we had planned on filming more of these hearings throughout the day and i just remember thinking, we need to follow him back to his cell. because i figured something was going to happen. >> and within seconds of gilbert returning to his cell, something did happen. and cameraman brian kelly continued to roll. >> i could see through the glass. as i was filming, i couldn't tell what he was picking up, but he was bending down to pick what turned out to be part of a chain link fence, and he just wound up like he was throwing a baseball and just launched it at the glass. i actually felt small pieces of glass hit the camera and hit myself and, you know, then the officer showed up and they

. >> happening now, game wardens are preparing to resume the search for a mountain lion that attacked a six-year-old boy putting deer caucus in the traps yesterday. each of the four traps has a radio transmitter so the ward weres will know if an animal tries to get to the deer. the mountain lion attacked the boy as he walked with the family. he was released from the hospital and is recovering from bite wounds and scrapping. the wardens say he will be euthanized when found. >> federal investigators want to know more of a crash in reno that called a skilled pilot from saratoga. the 63-year-old died in an accident during qualifying of the national championship air races yesterday. his experimental sport class plane had a catastrophic mechanical failure. his sister said his passion for aviation began in high school when he built a plane if their garage and rose to the rang of lieutenant lt. colonel flying in the air national guard. he was a mall pilot, a great deal of confidence and i never had any fear when i flew with him or concern. >> he sold a car dealership two years ago and is the

game wardens warn that the mountain lion could attack again. nick smith has the story from cupertino. >> this animal shows every sign and indication it was attracting this boy as a prey item. >> reporter: that kind of behavior is rare and extremely dangerous. that's why they are hunting the mountain lion down, to kill it. >> to be clear, you don't take the decision to put this animal down lightly. >> oh, my goodness, no. this is nothing we would ever want to do or try to do unless it is a very severe circumstance of an animal that has exhibited extremely aggressive behavior. that little boy would have been killed had his dad not intervened. >> reporter: you are convinced if you do not put this animal down -- >> there is a very high likelihood the animal will continue its aggressive behavior towards people. >> reporter: hiking trails were closed after the attack was reported and a three-man tracking team was deployed. two game wardens and an agent with usda wildlife services. >> they have a team of dogs working with the three of them. what they'

no warden in my position would like it to happen. the facts are, i'm happy to announce we have mr. lane back in our custody. >> the school district canceled classes following the escape. counseling will be available. the superintendent spoke shortly after lane's capture. >> while the individual is now back in custody. there's been an undeniable profound and deep impact on our entire community. >> police offered round the clock protection to the families of the victims. >>> the u.s. enlisted help from arab allies. john kerry has been in saudi arabia where countries vowed to take down the group. they pledged to dry up funding and control and limit foreign fighters going to syria and iraq. leaders said the country is readily and willing to defeat isis militants. australia, meanwhile, elevated the terrorism level. tony abbott said it increased from medium to high. back here at home, a cia spokesman announced yesterday the estimated number of militants is higher than thought. the cia believes there may be between 20 and 31,000 fighters in syria and iraq. there were originally believed t

the wardens has been searching for the mountain lion. did he that find the big cat, but they know he's close. >> we did get multiple strikes from the dog and nothing hot or anything like that. basically a lot was cold trailing and things like that. >> multiple teams will be heading out tonight and the worry is this mountain lion is proven to be more dangerous than most. >> the fact that it attacked a youngster, and then also made an aggressive movement towards a group of not one person but nine people, that's completely rare and out of whack as far as the way a mountain lion should be thinking. >> the attack happened sunday on this trail. the lion pounced on a six year old boy from behind scratching and biting him before being traced off by the boy's friends and family who were out hiking. the boy was treated overnight and released from valley medical center and the boy's ripped up t-shirt was sent to the animal state analyst line to get the mountain lion's dna and it will prove to be a match if captured or killed by warden. >> if we can

four game warden staked out the traps overnight.er he was attacked and terrified by that mountain lion. he has some puncture wounds behind his neck and scratches on his back, injuries that are consistent with those reports that the big animal dragged him to some bushes. the mountain lion attacked the boy as he hiked about ten feet in front of his friends. experts say the two men in the group did everything right, fighting back and shouting out aggressively before he let the boy go. they say a child's height could make them more susceptible. >> generally mountain lions hunt deer primarily. if you think about how tall a deer is, it's about 3, 4 feet tall. so kids, they are more similar in size to the prey mountain lions are more used to. >> the boy has been released from the hospital and is recovering at home. no word on whether those traps yielded anything overnight. the santa cruz puma project says could be difficult to capture that mouthan lion given that its territory could be up to 100 square miles and more than that if the cat i

pounce at that warden. and then, at this point, they made the decision to euthanize the cat. initially they set out traps hoping to catch the cat alive but that did not work. they say they're as certain as they can be that the 65 pound male mountain lion was the one that mauled the 6-year-old but they're going to have to wait until they get tests to confirm. >> it's been harrowing. cats don't move in a linear motion they go back and forth. so it has felt like a wild goose chase we weren't sure we're going to get it. these dogs are very good at what they do. and we had a wonderful team here of many agencies working together all of us cared about getting this cat. >> now, the carcass was taken to sacramento where there is a wildlife center and will be tested for rain ease the tests should come back as early as friday. then, here back at the ranch, trails are still closed but they expect them to reopen in the next couple of days. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> thank you. to developing news now. five people are

fish and wildlife wardens camped overnight with dogs keeping their aon on the site where a mountain lion attacked a 6-year-old boy. at dawn, they started searching on foot, hoping their dogs would pick up a accident and fresh tracks. >> if you look behind us, the vens vegetation, this is similar to what it is like in the field. the tracking conditions are doist. thankfully, it's not so hot. the heat diminishes the tracking conditions. >> reporter: yesterday afternoon a 6-year-old boy was hiking on a trail behind the winery with his family when a mountain lion came from behind and attacked the child dragging him into the brush. his parents had to physically fight off the cat. he suffered punctured wounds. while mountain lion sightings are common, attacks on humans are rare. >> the mountain lion followed the family back to their car. >> at this point, they are go gonna do -- yoen do their best to identify him. >> reporter: if found, it will be shot and killed and the dna will be matched with the dna from the boy's clothing. the winery is open for business but the trails are closed. >> we'r

the warden at the constructional institution announced a short time ago the inmates escaped by scaling over a fence. >> obviously i'm not happy that it's happened. i mean, no warden in my position would like something like this to happen, but the facts are i'm happy to announce that we have mr. lane back in our custody. >> the chardon local school district has canceled classes today following the escape. counseling will be available for students. the school district superintendent spoke shortly after lane's capture. >> the individual is now back in custody. there is certainly an undeniable, profound and deep impact on our entire community. >> police had offered around the clock protection to the families of the shooting victims. >>> in the fight against isis, the u.s. has enlisted help from arab allies. secretary of state john kerry has been in saudi arabia where ten arab countries have agreed to help take down the terror group. they pledged to dry up terrorist funding and to help control and limit the flow of foreign fighters going to syria and iraq. leaders in syria said the country

the traps would enable the wardens to catch the animal alive and test its dna against that which was left on the child. >> we could conclusively demonstrate this was the animal that attacked this young child, it would very likely be euthanized. if not, of course we would let it go. >> reporter: the trappers say they prefer dogs which are trained to sniff out the mountain lions' tracks, as seen in this video, by turning them loose they can go at their own pace. they found one and chased it up a tree. meantime, visitors to the winery had mixed feelings about going hiking here. >> i mean, i'm not too worried. i feel like it's pretty safe as long as you follow the safety standards. >> we have to cancel our plans to take a hike in the woods today. >> reporter: that's a good idea. game wardens say the lion was so aggressive it even followed the boy and his family as they were running back to the parking lot. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> from mountain lions to snakes, authorities trying to figure out how a 7 foot long burmese python ended up under a car outside an elementary school on friday. th

but before the warden arrived, holly broke down. >> what's going on with your man?t do this. >> it's okay, you're fine. >> i can't do this. >> from my observation, holly would burst into tears whenever she thought it would gain her some advantage, either getting sympathy from somebody. at one point we were arguing about me referring to her as either she or him, and i had to remind holly that, in fact, she had a penis which was why she was in a male facility, and she just went into this big greta garbo routine wailing and bemoaning the fact she did, in fact, have a penis. >> what you crying for? >> they want to do an interview of me, and -- >> you don't want to be interviewed? >> they just -- they act -- they asked if i'd seen [ bleep ] before. >> that caused you to cry? >> because it hurt me. >> because they asked you -- it hurt you? >> it hurts. i swear to god, it hurts. >> why, why, why? you ain't going to win an academy award on this. quit crying. i don't want to hear you crying. i'm not even going to talk to you about this. they want me to talk to you about bein

>> since our last visit to holman, warden culliver has left the prison.omoted to associate commissioner with the alabama department of corrections. but when we traveled to the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, we met sergeant sarah herman, who seemed to be cast from the same mold. >> you tearing up my property? one-way trip to charlie, dude, and you're never coming out. quiet. stop talking. you don't tell her what to do. close that new york mouth for a minute. jackson, i don't forget something. don't waste my time. we got time enough to find out how long you been here, okay? don't underestimate miss herman. >> like warden culliver, sergeant herman was known for being both tough, and compassionate. >> have you been drinking any water? come and get a cup and start drinking some water for me, okay? sometimes when you're sick like that and you're not hydrated, it messes with your mind. >> when sergeant herman would walk into a unit, it was almost as if, you know, a sergeant in the army or something was walking into a barracks. people really, they un

pounce at that warden. and then, at this point, they made the decision to euthanize the cat. initially they set out traps hoping to catch the cat alive but that did not work. they say they're as certain as they can be that the 65 pound male mountain lion was the one that mauled the 6-year-old but they're going to have to wait until they get tests to confirm. >> it's been harrowing. cats don't move in a linear motion they go back and forth. so it has felt like a wild goose chase we weren't sure we're going to get it. these dogs are very good at what they do. and we had a wonderful team here of many agencies working together all of us cared about getting this cat. >> now, the carcass was taken to sacramento where there is a wildlife center and will be tested for rain ease the tests should come back as early as friday. then, here back at the ranch, trails are still closed but they expect them to reopen in the next couple of days. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> thank you. to developing news now. five people are

and you can see that trail is closed as wardens just up the trail will be starting their search firstaylight. but of course with mountain lions being nocturnal they could indeed meet one tonight. this is an exclusive photo of that little boy just moments after being attacked and terrified by that mountain lion. you can see the wounds on his back. now, more than 24 hours later, the search heating up. the hiking trail near the fichetti winery in cupertino is shut down where that attack took place. the search on for that mountain lion in hopes to trap it. >> the mountain lion is mulling around in the area specifically. and it feels very comfortable in that specific area. >> reporter: at least four game wardens will be spending the night after setting traps, trying to cage the cat. but it may be a tough search. >> mountain lions, they're territorial animals. so they tend to have a very large territory. >> reporter: dr. yang is with the santa cruz puma project, which is dedicated to studying mountain lions. she says an adult male's territory could be up to 100 square miles while juvenile m

where do things stand right now sp. >> at least four game wardens spent the night in the wilderness. they set traps out and staked out those sites in the hopes of caging the animal. let me show you why people are so anxious to get the big cats captured. this is a picture of the 6-year-old boy after being attacked and terrified by that mountain lion. he has puncture wounds on his neck. his injuries are consistent with the reports it dragged him through bushes. wildlife experts say the two men in the group did everything right, fighting back and shouting aggressively at the animal before it let go. while those experts can't say why the boy was attacked, they say a child's height could make them more susceptible. >> generally mountain lions hunt deer primarily. if you think about how tall deer is, it's about 3, 4 feet tall. even though it's extreme lip rare, they are more similar in size than the prey species mountain lions are more used to. >> the boy has been released from the hospital and is recovering at home. no word on whether the traps yielded anything overnight. it could be diff

fish and game wardens searched for the mountain lion but did not locate it. >> extremely rare. i don't think there is anything his family could have done differently. it's an isolated incident. >> later this morning park rangers and wardens will come and search for this mountain lion. they will use dna testing from it and the boy's clothing to make sure it's the right animal and they will kill it. while mountain lion sightings are common attacks on humans are rare. when they get too close authorities generally tranquilized the animal and remove them to the area. again reexpecting crews to come out here in an hour or so and we will keep you updated on the situation. reporting live near cupertino janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this morning a 700-acre wild fire still burning inside yosemite national park. that forced the biggest tourist attraction. showing some of the 100 hikers on half dome waiting for a helicopter rescue yesterday. that iconic peek almost 5,000 feet above the valley. >> we are not sure what the behavior was going to do. we just wanted to make sure we

. >> the warden says lane escaped by scaling a prison fence and found 100 yards away. no word on how he got that far. one other escaped inmate remains at large. >> the guy convicted of kidnapping and other charges. >>> a bombshell from the cia. isis has two to three times as many fighters as previously thought. we are talking about 31,000 fighters on the ground in iraq and syria. the cia says it is due to rapid growth and recruitment. ten arab nations have signed on to fight isis. issuing a statement on thursday vowing to do their share calling for a coordinated military campaign. the secretary of state says the battle against isis is not a war. >> i think that's the wrong terminology. what we are doing is engaging in a very significant counterterrorism operation. it will go on for some period of time. if somebody wants to think of it as a war with isis, they can do so, but the fact is it is a major counterterrorism operation with many moving parts. >> call it a war. cnn's ivan watson is with us this morning. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, now john kerry is trav

game wardens then shot the animal. they are 99% sure this is the same mountain lion that attacked the boy. we have pictures here of paw prints. officials say they were the only tracks in the area. the male mountain lion was found 130 yards away from where the boy was attacked. it was taken to sacramento for testing. >>> 16-year-old boy is back home after an intensive search in the east bay and san francisco. this morning minh ly's family gave him a big welcome home. he was located an hour earlier at a youth shelter in san francisco. minh ly went there on his own after leaving his family on saturday after an argument. search teams scoured his neighborhood and then switched to san francisco. he was located after tip from the public. >>> family in a gated community was terrorized by armed robbers. ktvu's mike mibach tells us police are trying to figure out how they got into the gated community. >> reporter: fountains and flowers. this is the country club, home to hundreds. >> my wife and i were aware of our safety. we hav

wardens will euthanize the animal if they catch it after taking d.n.a.mples and they know they have the right mountain lion. they believe it could attack again. >>> how would you like $1 million? that is the prize none a brand new contest that will launch later today in the bay area. the goal of contest is to keep us from aging. a radiologist turned investor and funding the rice and inviting teams to enter and crack the code to aging. doctors and scientists and students with a brit -- brit bright idea are welcome to enter. >> the idea is to promote healthy longevity. >> this is the first of more prizes if you are interested. we are learning more of the palo alto prize with a link at abc7news.com. >> if you won the $1 million and you invest in wall street, what is happening there? the dow is down almost 60 points to 17051 and investors are paying attention to home depot confirming this could be the largest data prepare and will not say how many customers had credit car information compromised but a sours source said it could be 60 million. they are offeri

two game wardens and one agent spent the night in the park at the site of the attack in the event the cat returns and they were ready to take it down. if you encounter a mountain lion try to keep yourself bigger than the lion, maintain eye contact and most of all, do not they will start the search at dawn and we will be here. >> a mystery virus is making a thousand kids sick and it is bound to spread to other states including california. officially, it looked like the common cold but it can become worse. amy hollyfield is in san francisco with more. >>> public health officials are keeping an eye on this and there is concern this is going to be a nationwide outbreak. no cases of the mystery virus have been reported in california but doctors are worried it will be spreadly quickly because kids are back in school. children with asthma and kids under the age of five are most vulnerable starting off as the con cold can children have trouble breathing and they are in the hospital. a patient and his family are speaking out in the hopes of helping others recognize the virus. >> my heart start

the warden says they are investigating. >> nobody wants this to happen. but i am happy to announce that we have mr. lane back in custody. >>australia is raising its terror alert level. the country created a four-level alert system in 2003. now, australian leaders say, for the first time since the system was put in place, they consider a terrorist attack likely... not necessarily imminent, but likely. australia's prime minister says his intelligence people know of no immediate plot against the country. instead, he says there are people with the intent and *capability to launch attacks. the pentagon is now authorized to launch attacks to take out individual leaders of the terror group "isis." the most valuable target is the group's founder and top leader, abu bakr al baghdadi. american intelligence is tracking "isis" movements in syria. a new c-i-a assessment says "isis" membership has grown to 31 thousand fighters. the highest previous assessment was *20 thousand. the c-i-a says "isis" is recruiting more aggressively, and fighting more. c-p-s officials are

no warden in my position would like something like this to happen. the facts are i'm happy to announce that we have mr. lane back in our custody. >> and chris, clearly the people in chardon not happy this happened, but relieved that tj lane is back in custody. the prison officials are reluctant to give details until a full investigation has been conducted. we do know that tj lane and the two other inmates who are all in custody now, were able to escape by scaling a fence. >> ted, you know this, but many will be surprised to hear that criminals who do terrible things aren't always in maximum-security prisons, thank you for the reporting, we'll track back with you later. >>> now to preparing for the battle against isis. the administration is conducting surveillance flights over syria on isis positions. the president and his national security team mapping out potential targets for air strikes based on this new intelligence. joe johns joins us from white house with details. this as secretary of state john kerry saying the u.s. is not at war with isis. th

. >> when travis took control, he became the youngest warden in colorado and oversaw the policies in a prison plagued by violence. the restrictions on movement were among the toughest. inmates from the six housing units could no longer freely move throughout the prison. virtual all of the interaction would be only with those in their own units. we notified the neat to isolate the units and restrict interaction with each other in the courtyard. we isolated to where one unit can access at a time. >> when you separate dogs like that, they bark. if you brought them all together, everybody knows their place. they don't get out of line. keep us separate like that, people from across the yard bark at the people because they know they can't get to them people. it's not not how the prison is supposed to be run. violence was a way of life at liman. >> we had a staff member raped and murdered and one seriously assaulted and the intention was to rape and murder her. >> we can fix that. >> ann began working at limon in 1998, the same year he married her husband, bob, the prison's case management

a lot of questions are going to be asked of this facility and of the warden. they had a press conference late into the evening and that is what is an issue. to see what is going on. >> a minimum facility prison. i would not use the term gentleman actually to describe him. this is someone who smirked throughout his legal process, ted. smirked throughout the legal process almost thumbing his nose at the murders he had committed. i can see how the school would have been so upset that he would even have a chance to breathe one breath of freedom. what can you tell us about the other inmates that he escaped with? is another one of those still on the loose? >> reporter: we are getting conflicting reports. just literally within the last ten minutes, we are hearing reports that the final inmate may have been brought back to the prison. however, we have not been able to confirm that at this point. the last we had officially is he is still at large and the subject of a manhunt. we will sort that out. at this point, we don't have that confirmed. >> ted rowlands, working t

game wardens are still searching the hills in cupertino where the mountain lion pounced on a 6-year-oldoy sunday afternoon while he was with his family. on his back you can see scratches and puncture wounds, not only on his back, but neck, too. the boy was with his family and just a few feet in front of the group when that big cat attacked. wardens have been using dogs and traps to catch the mountain lion before it strikes again, because they think it will. while these kinds of attacks are extremely rare, one expert has a theory why that boy might have been the target. >> generally, mountain lions hunt deer primarily, so if you think about how tall a deer is, about three or four feet tall, so kids, even though it's extremely rare, they are more similar in size to the prey species mountain lions are used to. >> that boy is out of the hospital now and recovering at home with his family. >>> another mountain lion sighting today, this along the peninsula. authorities say a mountain lion and three cubs were spotted near woodside just before 8:00 this morning. authorities do not believe this

i asked the warden what happens to the mountain lion when they find it, he said depending on how the animal acts they will trap it and relocate it or take other measures which he would specify he went to say. all the trails in this area are clearly makred that this is mountain territory and to keep kids close to adults when they are on the trail. i asked a number of local hikers who were turned away upon seeing the trail closed if they had ever seen a mountain lion here. "never heard such team. never seen a mine for years and years." same sentiment "we had thousands of joggers and hikers red creating in the mountains. a non mine attack is extremely rare. people are safe. the general public is safe. generally speaking cannot attack and will run from him." gsk4n a growing wildfire near yosemite national park has prompted evacuations of about 100 campers.some by helicopter. the fast spreading fire started this afternoon.and has ripped through 700 acres already. sending huge plumes of smoke into the air. that smoke can be seen from three separate counties. the fire is burning between lit

crouched down and was displaying unusually aggressive behavior like it was going to pounce at one of the wardens we had on scene. it was an extremely dangerous situation. >> kirsten mcintire says the body of the 65-pound male lion is now at a lab in sacramento. the first order of business is to get it tested for rabies. >> there is a 6-year-old boy here having to go through the rabie shot regimen which is painful and difficult. he has been through enough. >> they will also test the lion's dna samples with the boy's t-shirt. even though they think they killed the right mountain lion, the trails a are still closed because they are waiting for the dna test to come back and wildlife officials have to collect the traps they have hiding in the area. >> it is too bad for the mountain lion, but good for the safety of our children. >> they walked their dog in the open space sometimes. >> sad for the mountain lion, but i don't want people getting killed or hurt. >> wildlife officials say protecting the public safety is their top priority. abc7 news. >> developing news from petaluma where police are invest

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they eventually had to return to their truck, where a department of fishing game warden was there toeet them. >> it was neat to see the team work together the way they did. honest, i'm kind of proud of it. >> reporter: proud for doing their part in keeping pacific grove as beautiful below the water as it is above. the warden thanked bill and the other members of the club for their help and let them know that the poachers face a $500 fine per fish for what they did. totaling about $5,000. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, garvin. >>> up next, a look at all the hollywood flicks opening this weekend. >>> a boy wakes up one morning in a freight elevator. he has no memory and he's trapped inside a giant puz. it's a hollywood tale called "the maize runner" which opens in theaters this weekend. here's rafael seth with a look at the box office preview. >> day one, greeny. rise and shine. >> a teenager wakes up mazed and confused in "the maize runner." he finds himself trapped inside a labyrinth with a group of strange boys. he has no memory of the outside world or his own identity

they say the mountain lion showed extremely aggressive behavior toward the wardens who were then forcedshoot and kill the animal. hiking trails remain closed until the dna results prove they have the right mountain lion. >>> walnut creek's new downtown parking system is leaving some paying customers with tickets rather than minutes on the meter. the problem is the in-ground sensors incalled last year. they wireless tell sidewalk meters if a car is in the spot and the meters react accordingly, however, some meters have proven too sensitive and can be tripped if a truck rolls by. that makes the meters reset to zero leaving a red light blinking indicating the car in the spot was not paid up. city officials say the too sensitive sensors are being recalibrated. >>> a new firestorm over nfl star ray rice. new details have emerged about what happened. and nfl commissioner roger goodell is under fire as critics call for him to step down. our sister network espn reports rice told goodell on june 16th that he punched his then fiancee in an elevator. that contradicts goodell insistence that he did

wardens say it was fixated on the one of the officers and said they had no choice but to shoot to kill>> it would not have been possible to tranquilize it. it would have died in the fall at that height. so it displayed some extremely aggressive behavior. it crouched down and acted like it was going to jump at the warden. >> reporter: the mountain lions remains are now in sacramento for rabies testing. they will also conduct dna testing using the cougar saliva found on the victim's shirt to see if this is the same animal from sunday's attack. the victim was walking just 10 feet in front of his parents on sunday afternoon when a mountain lion pounced, grabbed the 6-year-old boy by the back of the neck and dragged him into the woods. his father chased after him making loud noises and scared it away. fish and wildlife say attacks are rare and this was way beyond what they normally see on typical mountain lions so they have no explanations why it attacked. back to you. >> kiet, what are the chances this is another mountain lion that was just passing through? >> reporter: you know, this was

fish and game wardens looking for the big cat as the boy recovers in the hospital. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> we are learning new details this morning. the boy's condition has improved. but the big cat remains on the prowl. nbc bay area is live in cupertino. and you told us wardens say this mountain lion they say will strike again if it has the chance. >> well, there's a high probability it'll strike again. that's why there's a sort of urgent to this search. the search was suspended overnight and resumed at dusk. search teams are hoping the tracking dogs will able to pick up a fresh scent today. the problem is tracking a mountain lion is not an exact science. this mountain lion has traveled this area multiple times. there are literally paw prints that crisscross back and forth. it's hard for the federal tracking dogs to tell which are the most recent. on top of that, it was hot yesterday and the heat tends to suppress a scent. they're hoping to have better luck today. the mountain lion attacked a little 6-year-old boy yesterd

game wardens are tenning up the search for the boy today. amy hollyfield? >> still no sign of the mountain lion and this open area around the winery here in cupertino is still shut down, still closed to the public, although it has been a couple of days. they still hoping they will catch this animal. they will euthanize the animal. >> there is a new trap to try and capture an aggressive mountain lion and they have four traps set. they moved one to another hopefully better location but it is hard to guess where he will be or if he is even still in the area. they added four more dogs to the hunt this morning. with seven dogs and four traps, they are trying to close in on the mountain lion. >> there is certainly scents the degrees are following but mountain lion move in a crisscross section back-and-forth so sometimes the dogs going in circles following the path and we do not know if it is still in the area. all we can do keep looking. >> the mountain lion attacked a six-year old boy on sunday as he hiked with appeal and friends and the boy suffered from bicycl