dog, and rushed the dog to the pennsylvania spca hospital. she was able to stand. they are feeding her now. and through this incredible ordeal, she is still wagging her tail and she's just doing really well, considering the circumstances, they got her in a sweater. they are keeping her warm. they are doing all of the things that they need to do. >> just to show you how resilient dogs can be. >> and also how cruel some people can be and how helpful others can be. >> right. >> couple other things i want to point out that the pennsylvania spca 100 percent donor funded. all of the work of the humane officers and hospital staff that comes from you, and thank you for your generosity. if you have got ways that you would like to give, you can find that on the pennsylvania spca's web site pspca.org. because, there are ways to help. we need, money, we also have great lead, great leads on this one, so we will not get there now, we don't want to jeopardize the investigation which pennsylvania spca also does which is very costly. hepp there i the eventual

but organizations like the spca are hoping this study wrong. after spending so much time and money over the weekend on material things for ourselves and other people, this is a great way to take the focus off yourself and give to other causes and people in need. - the spca is just one of many places that can always use your help to take care of animals like... disney world. according to doing florida dot com, epcot will be the next park to get some new features. at a recent expo, walt disney parks and resorts' chairman announced that the theme park will undergo a quote, "major transformation." no details have been announced yet, but reports say epcot could be getting a guardians of the galaxy themed ride. this is pretty exciting. after being struck by a car in clearwater, a bald eagle has finally recovered enough to return to the remember this eagle. we first told you about it nearly two months ago. several organizations including busch gardens tampa bay have helped the bald eagle heal. it had to get surgery to repair its right wing after getti

of spca tampa bay. people can be skeptical about social media efforts like this and how effective they are in getting those donations and helping organizations like yours. tell us how they help. >> they help a lot. online giving has been growing every year. it gives a chance for people to think about where they spent time which is online and thinking about how they can get back >> the donation that comes in today, some of the money will go towards important efforts you guys have. a new vet hospital.>> we open a new veterinary hospital in st. petersburg. we're looking for people who can help us get programs out to the community. they are open to anyone who needs care for their pet including people who may be struggling to cover bills. we have programs that can help them get their pets get the care they need. >> there will be a huge spca tampa bay where you can take home any of these little cuties and you can make them have a forever home. and the adoption event, take these animals home for free. if you m

spca is taking this dog, pennsylvania spca, 350 erie avenue but this baby is used to being in a home. he is sweet as can be. he needs to find his family. you know, i just adopted a dog, two weeks ago, marvin, on the show. i'm really into what happens when you first adopt a dog here from a shelter. i will tell you what he has brought such joy to my life. it is unbelievable. this dog ready to go. you might completely bypass him when you walk through the shelter. i want to show you, do sort of a combination. talk about some of the dangers of the foods that we give our animals on thanksgiving which is, they are not giving thanks for this. the petties not. and i want to show you animals in the shelter, you can see when you walk by these cages you look at them and you go oh, well, i don't want that barking. there is a dog that belongs in somebody's yard running around, having fun. here's a dog that needs a lot of exercise. >> they look excited. >> we have a big camera walking by, that got them going. they need a lot of exercise and they need to get it. that one is shy, afraid. take these an

the young friends of the spca held their dinner on north randall street. those that showed up brought their own food and utensils. all of the money raised will be used for sick animals at the spca. >> "action news" continues at 4:30 tomorrow morning with david murphy and karen rodgers. now for the entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist. have a good week and a great night ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> that was my message to the team all week. we need to start 1-0. >> ryan matthews for the touchdown. >> i want to play. >> it's the 30-35-40. >> i have always had confidence in matthews. >> 20-yards plus. >> he was angry. >> passed to ryan matthews. he's in! >> we need to start closing out games. defense makes a big stop. >> back at the 48. >> they didn't make no plays to win today and we did. >> fires. it's intercepted! >> don't t do that. >> accomplished something we needed at the time. >> this is a big win for the team. it's going to be a good week in philadelphia. >> you get the monkey off your back. we are going to build on

. >> reporter: all the dogs in the calendar are rescues from spca florida in lakeland. all the money from the calendars will go to the shelter. >> sales thus for for the have been brisk. >> spca florida will use the money for operating costs. >> go over the snout of the animal, cat or dog. >> reporter: they'll also donate equipment like pet oxygen masks to the department. >> my dog is like my family to me. knowing we can do whatever we can to help them and return them to their family again, that's a good thing in my book. >> whether they're suiting up or taking it off, you can count on these firefighters the call. in lakeland, grady tremble, 10 news, wtsp. >> feels kind of hot in here. >> it was the puppies. >> oh, yes, puppies always make me feel like that. >> $10 and that will last you all year long. >> it's a bargain. >> the firefighters were able to give more than $9000 last year to spca florida. let's increase those sales and really help them help the if you would like one, we have a link on our website and at our free 10 news app. >> bobby deskins is blushing. >>

because, obviously, the pennsylvania spca, that is what we do. we adopt pets. i want to show you some of the animals. so just couple of them. so many more. but just couple that you may be want to go include in your house. take a look at banks, banks is so interesting. he's the odessa shelter resident. he's ten years, ten months old, he was recently returned to the shelter, because his own her to go into an assisted living facility. this older gentleman is the staff and volunteer favorite. he's got so much love to give. this is two month olds shepherd mix, she came to the pennsylvania spca. look at this baby. along with her siblings, she is so tiny. she's under 10 pounds. but look at that face. >> oh, wow. >> isn't she darling? again that's asha. and sprinter, cat lovers may love this one, too two year old domestic short hair gray and white cat found as a stray on the streets of pennsylvania brought to the pennsylvania spca he loves to be petted and also chase after his toys. >> great animal. we'll have our usual onset pet coming up in just south carolina but fi

thinks bark and wine event big fundraiser for pennsylvania spca at horticultural center. hundreds of the animal lovers were there, they were generous, just a phenomenal event and a lot of the adoptable animals and it helped raise money for protecting animals which is something that is a rear around thing we need to do to support. we encourage people to donate. we have the humane law enforcement there as well with the adoptable animals. >> you and i had a chance to help with the auction, and i got to tell you, we do this segment every year with the p spca but i learn so much about what they to. i was moved leaving that night. >> it is a wonderful event. i was so glad you were there with me for that. several other people were too. i want to show you a picture. here we are, there we are in our finery, in the event and then, we were also with their is our wonderful producer amy, a great friend of mine. she produces news this morning. >> every sunday. >> this segment. >> she's terrific. she showed up. the three of us with our wonderful photographer and that is, i will spare hi

other companies don't have an obligation to report to doj violations of the spca. they may have obligations to other regulators for other violations. but they don't have that obligation for us. on the issue of the type of investigation that we expect, i've seen over the years a lot of companies that did way too broad investigations. and in my experience, that wasn't the result of what doj told them to do. they may say person x is also the country manager in malaysia. did you look in malaysia? but they're not going to say if you have a bribe in china, you better look at the entire world. but i've seen companies do that. i've seen -- there's one company that i'm thinking of that had a kind of a one off situation in china. and they did an investigation of the entire world. similar situation of a company in russia. did the entire world. they may have good internal business reasons why they want to do that. but we are not going to be the ones telling them to do that. >> i do think that is a change. there have been times that it's been the idea of the line of attorneys t

and organizations like spca say t definitely see an uptick in donations on days like today... and this year, those donations are especially important, as the group just opened up a new vet hospital in st. pete with a really important mission. martha boden and jasper are here with us to talk about it. you all have a special mission. and people looking to donate today can do so in a number of ways. special event this weekend? at know before giving to a charity. the next i-phone could look a bit the next i-phone could look a bit different. with next year being its 10th anniversary, experts suggest apple will be doing something big for the i-phone. a new report from the wall street journal new features could be a curved touch screen. the report shows the curved touch screen is one of the several prototypes apple requested from suppliers for the next i-phone. think back to those high school days when you had to strive to score the best on the s-a-t or the a-c-t. the highest you can get on an a-c-t- is a 36. about 16-hundred students got a perfect score of the roughly two million wh

. >>> the iconic holiday windows for the spca will open to the public. organizers need volunteers to sign up for donations this is the 30th anniversary of the event. the windows at macy's union square will feature adoptable dogs and pets. >> last year almost 300 has found homes and $80,000 was raised to support spca. >> a busy weekend, roaring engines and shiny metal product car owners. this week that alameda county fair. over 2500 beautiful american cars and trucks. car fans can admire top-of-the-line restored cars. one of the 75 cars in the winner's circle is a 1970 cadillac coupe deville. >> left the -- they gave us the mcguire pecksniff said masterpiece award. this is all about the kids. >> you have a lot of iconic historical cars. people relate to the cars because they give them a thumbs up, they extract human emotion, the kids always. these cars make people happy.>> i love that. the soulless people can post a -- close up -- the show lets people get close up look and there's a swap meet for those who are trying to put together their own classic righ

. >> we have a dog coming from the san francisco spca, bryce. he is eight months old lab mix and is playful. volunteers at the shelter say he loves to get a lot of exercise and lick to meet new people and dogs. that is your new year's resolution and plaintiffs treats. high does best with older kids. if you want to make bryce part of your family call san francisco spca at the number on the scene. keep that 100% adoption rate going. >> now doubt rice -- brace looks adorable -- bryce looks adorable. >> thanks for joining us. >> hey, everybody. it's whiz kids week. today, we're playing our game with some very bright kids who have spent their young lives working hard in school. and now, they're hoping all that hard work pays off literally, because they're here to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. it's whiz kids week on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] today's whiz kid is so good at retaining information, by the time she was two years old, she could recognize tchaikov

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and the spca of westchester folks are here to meet the dogs. we're the [inaudible] and this is our newest addition to our family, luna. people came together. and we all feel very special to be a part of this journey. i think dogs are very intelligent. and i think she does realize what was done to save her life. for us, it's unconditional love. how much do you love him? so much. to all the pilots involved in getting buddy to our home in connecticut here, we just say thank you. and then also know that i'm helping animals, it's amazing. clark burgard: i think every pilot who participates in a flight like this feels like a superhero, because they really are rescuing. nick o'connell: you're saving lives. and when you save lives, you're doing a good thing. natalie morales: coming up on clear the shelters-- when their first rescued pet just wouldn't behave, they found help in a very unlikely source. ar always by vip pet care, keeping pets healthy, happy, and safe. natalie morales: welcome back to clear the shelters. after the hutton family adopted the

you can visit the brandywine valley spca website. and if you'd like us to share your shelter success stories, post a picture to the fyi philly facebook page using #6 abc shelter me and tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you. with bob, i'm david murphy channel 6 action news. >> we have another check of the exclusive accu weather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when action news saturday at 9:00 comes right back. >>> on action news saturday at 9:00. cuban americans react to the breaking news that fidel castro died. they're partying on the streets of miami. >>> penn state agrees to pay a recent record breaking fine connected to the jerry sandusky sex abuse >> a local driver harrowing rescue after trees crushed her car, first meteorologist chris sowers has the forecast >>> we have decent amount of sunshine and mild temperatures, we're in the mid 40's across a large part of the area. poconos is the exception cooler with a temperature of 35. but 47 in philadelphia. we're slowly going to take that. trenton

spca tampa bay, emerald morrow is joining us. this is giving tuesday campaign. >> reporter: it is interesting how this campaign got started. it gained a lot of steam on social media and the purpose of it started five years ago and the purpose is to again refocus people's efforts on giving especially after black friday so much money on these material things. it's easy to forget that this is the season for giving and organizations like spca tampa bay would love to get your support. this morning we have martha bowden with us and a little furry guy here. tofu. extra toes. [ laughter ]. so a lot of people can be scriptable -- scriptable that's skeptical of campaigns. >> we have seen changes. more giving online right off the bat which is fantastic. about helping people think about a potential material weekend, how can they get back to their community. giving day tuesday is the perfect way to celebrate. >> people who are making donations on a day like today will be supporting a really important cause. you have a new hospital.>> we in st

. >> spca raised funds for protecting animals. many in the community turned out for the bark and wine event. action news at the horticulture center fairmont park. familiar face there's including carroll eriksson and rafael solomon cbs3 1 proud partner of pennsylvania spca. >>> thank you and we like to call it friday eve around here. we're almost to the weekend and it will be a nice albeit slightly cool november weekend. 53 saturday and 49 sunday and upper 50s both weekend days in city and down the shore we see sunshine both days. don't forget to set the clocks back an hour and get extra in pennsylvania, a packet of heroin can be cheaper than a six-pack of beer and prescription painkillers are too easy to get. as the head of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i've helped local communities fund drug treatment programs to save our kids. i'm josh shapiro, and as attorney general, i'll crack down on the drug dealers and stop the overprescribing of opioid painkillers. i'm proud to be endorsed by law enforcement organizations represen

they also feature health and safety tips from the fire department and spca. >> it's fun to represent the department. it was so classy. it was for a good cause, you know. my fianc?'s dog was used in the calendar, which was a rescue, as ll >> the calendars by the way cost $10 and you can buy them at the spca or any wellness mobile vaccination unit. >> going for a good cause. >> abs and animals, you can't lose, paul. i'm just saying. >> nice truck in the background, too. >> yeah, that's what we were looking at, the truck. >> one of the nicest firetrucks i've ever seen in my life, to be honest for you. anyway, all for a good cause. great weather today. the nice thing is it continues rain next week. another beautiful day after a chilly start. this morning was not as cold as it was yesterday morning. not a cloud in the sky, and what a run we are on right now. absolutely delightful outside with temperatures in the 70s, dewpoints low, and this, you know, i always call this -- this is san diego weather, minus the sea fog or the marine layer early in the morning. great stuff, and tonight not a

. >> spca raised funds for protecting animals. many in the community turned out for the bark and wine event. action news at the horticulture center fairmont park. familiar face there's including carroll eriksson and rafael solomon cbs3 1 proud partner of pennsylvania spca. >>> thank you and we like to call it friday eve around here. we're almost to the weekend and it will be a nice albeit slightly cool november weekend. 53 saturday and 49 sunday and upper 50s both weekend days in city and down the shore we see sunshine both days. don't forget to set the clocks back an hour and get extra hour (alex)tor) if you have medicare or will be covered soon, here are some important things you should know. first, if you think medicare covers everything, you may be in for an expensive surprise. second, you could be responsible for thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs. which brings us to number three. a medicare supplement insurance policy from colonial penn life insurance company can help you save money by helping to pay the bills medic

cbs-3 is a proud partner of the pennsylvania spca. stephanie stahl even with her broke inning ankle came to my event and carol's event. >> great supporter. >> she was all over the place, indeed. remember the college we told you about this week, who had the kit kat bar stole friend his car? >> has plenty of replacement bars now, after hunter told the story of the kit kat caper on twitter, the company that makes kit cats gave him 6500 kit kat bars. 6500, jim. he's now the coolest kat on the state campus, cutting into his study time but he's taking it. >> love it. turned out to be really cool. >> i'll focus more on school and little lesson candy from now on. >> so he says, at leastment hunter said it has been full-time job giving away all of the kit kat bars. look at him. >> oh, i will ' start taping $100,000 bars to my car and see what that company does. >> right? here is hope in that. you and me both, share. >> exactly. all good, all around. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", why top ranking college song of soccer t

. >> well, big fundraiser for the pennsylvania spca. and their life saving mission of protecting animals, "eyewitness news" was at the horticultural center in fairmount park where the barkann wine benefits whine benefits, our rahel solomon was there, along with dear friends animal advocate carol erickson, carol contributes of course to the pet project on "eyewitness news" every sunday morning. cbs-3 is proud partner of the pennsylvania spca. >> and take a look at this, also, last night, a very special honor for the man sitting right next to me. congrats. >> thank you. we had big celebration on north broad street last night, amazing food by the way. i was among the recipients to receive row home magazine blue sapphire award, award given out for community service. i was there with members of the cbs-3 "eyewitness news" team including our own ukee washington for who presented my award. if you have a chance, pick up a copy every row home magazine, yours truly is on the cover, i'll post it on facebook and twit nervous a couple of minutes. >>

. >>> switching to the spca. the san francisco spca has unveiled the 30th annual holiday window and tara moriarty is there with some of the animals who are looking for a new home. >> good morning. i know this is a tradition, right, sal? you bring the family down, you see the lighting of the tree. you walk by the windows. we're here actually in the makeup section. we want to take you behind the scenes so you can see what it looks like for everyone. i'm going to let my photographer go in first. this is actually the backside of where all these cute puppies and kittens are gracing the store displays. down in here we've got a couple kittens and they're super cute. they love to play. look at that. so anyway, we're going to be joined live, come on back here with me. the setup here, they've got all the canned food, dog food. they're preparing some of the meals right now for the animals. joining me live is emily wood with spca. who are we playing with right now? >> these are fraya, gordor, and little thor. >> cute. can we

>>reporter: macy's is once again teaming up with the san francisco spca for the annual at this late in the cities and scores soar. >>pam moore: 18 cause animals have found homes through the holiday windows displaying the windows will be open until january the first >>pam moore: and allocable heard in a violent crash involving a car that was selling a shooting victim fighting to stay alive >>reporter: when asked about what happened to the studeman why you allow that they said they cannot talk about the situation and that meeting is still going on at this time >>pam moore: also in the east to men elderly person is fighting for his life and did in his five for the innocent victims and horrific crash during a car to car shooting into place yesterday and >>grant lodes: there were just driving along down the boulevard and sam antar yesterday and were their lives were changed forever the man in critical condition to his wife was in the car she is in stable condition as police work feverishly to find out who was responsible the have one suspect in custody someone who was shot multiple times af

the spca will open for the public. organizers need volunteers to sign up to collect donations. this year marks the 30th anniversary. it will feature adoptable dogs and cats, foster nearly 300 new pets in times for the holiday ands nearly $80,000 raised for the spca. >>> fire and ems rescue crews worked for hours to save a 14 year-old dog stuck in a pipe. alex has the story. >> he pretty well cheated death on thursday. after letting him outside for a while, his owner debbie couldn't find him. >> i looked for about a minute and then all of a sudden it hit me to look inside the pipe. >> she found him all right, stuck in a pipe beneath her neighbor's driveway. west county ems and fire responded. >> he was about a foot into the pipe and got on my soming and tried to pull him but he was crying. >> rescue crews worked for three hours eventually deciding to take the pipe out of the ground. >> we brought out our k12 saws, running two saws and brought out sledge hammers, pry bars. >> once rescue crews got the pipe out of the ground, they had to determine where the dog was in the pipe. >>

animals were adopted and the program raised $88,000 to provide a year-round support for the san francisco spca life-saving program it will remain open until january the first. >>pam moore: new details about the running gun battle through the streets of san leandro and elderly couple driving in the area was head one of those and some victims is fighting for the lives in the hospital one of the vehicles involved in the crime got away >>reporter: that role and should not happen thursday in san leandro here is what is left of that nissan off to mark the driver of like as in the got away however than all seven have deal evidence of the deal with our the also have a shooting victim involved in the role and shooed out in custody at a local hospital goes to victims of an elderly couple were injured in a head-on collision with one of the vehicles to official said able the hospitalize the wife is listed in stable condition her husband remains in critical >>pam moore: this seventh person who fired shots and two officers last week the suspect is the 20 year-old police said the shooting happened at the two

spca by the way can always use more volunteers. and donations. >>> when it's cold outside most of us go to the closet to get our jackets. unfortunately there are a lot of people who don't have coats and that's where one warm coat comes into play. ktvu's claudine wong tells us how this organization has helped millions of people over the years. >> reporter: we are here at santana row for our annual one warm coat drive. it's been a holiday tradition here at ktvu. by tomorrow these coats will be distributed to sites from as far west as richmond and as far east as brentwood. >> reporter: for the last 14 years we have spread out across the bay area collecting an estimated 75,000 coats for bay area families. >> let me ask you. how much of a difference do you think these coats can make? >> a lot. because it helps the homeless and people who don't have enough money to buy coats. >> reporter: it's all in effort to to help keep families warm this winter. and with help from big zero -- big o tires, and ups stores a donation but is never far aw

according to the northwest spca a witness saw flames in the olive orchard last thursday. the puppy was found mutilated and unrecognizable. a 3-month-old pit bull.h%jg,ç spca officials say she may have been kicked before she was burned. she is missing a number of baby teeth. >>jnvl one and she can. with 3rd be reborn's -- third- degree burns. ñ she get stronger every day. [Ñl if we sweetc -- see improvemen it's a -- a good sign. >> right eye appears to be intact. remains sweet. she is not through the woods v'r that she is remaining tough. g= >>> the stockton mother of 6 cited for selling ceviche without proper permits will head back to court in december. she was part of a group on facebook that sold homemade dishes. she's one of 6 people cited in an undercover sting ;operation in northern california. she was in disbelief -and in frustration. the da says what she did was >> money becomes involved, it's a business. rules.p  it would be a horrible tragedy for someone to become violently ill. >> i was hopingxgg we would hav resulted today. >>qrlÑ the da says she con

he and the former first lady laura visited the spca last week to thank them for the great work and they ended up bringing this little guy home. as for the family, bob and bernadette, they are finding freddy's charm futile to resist. i couldn't agree more. >> very sweet eyes. but don't they all. with an image of rockefeller center where they are getting the christmas tree ready. one week after thanksgiving. maybe we don't have that shot -- there it is. all that scaffolding around the christmas tree. there's the crisp -- there's a skating rink. we will see you ??? always thrilling. always alluring. always on. talking stick resort. play in style. >>> bill o'reilly sounds off about megyn kelly's new book. >> his defense of fox news next on extra. about megyn kelly's explosive new memoir. >> i'm not interested in making my network look bad at all. >> going off today about the book packed with accusations about roger ailes. >> he tried to kiss me three times. >> and the new president-elect. >> there's no question donald trump is thin skinned. >>> gwen stefani. >> i was in a pile of tears and

. >> yes we're so excited because obviously it helps us at the pennsylvania spca get our animals out and socialize, who knows, maybe they'll finds a home today. most importantly will socialize them so they're ready to go home. >> up for adoption, so if you fall in love with them watching it. v, by the way, how awesome is your tatoo there? >> i know, right? live it, breathe it, avenue paw toe tatoo, so i'm knawl. >> kelsey, whose idea was this to do this today? yours? >> i wish. i mean, i always want to talk puppies everywhere, but we had an organization that wanted to bring stress relief to dif rather areas around, polls around philadelphia, so, you know, we found adorable puppies, and we will spend the day out at the polls. >> could we call some stress for our operation manager and give spanky this microphone and let him treat it like a bone. >> i think he would like to chew on that, yes. >> one last thing i provided my own stress relief, courtesy of mcmillan. check out these cream donuts, i i know our friends at duncan are giving away free donuts at the station. there are the cupca

the spca brought these puppies to several rally polling sites. voters got to do stress and puppies got some got some hugs and some scratches behind the ear. it was a good time for all. >>> it was an election night packed with packs -- it was an election night packed with surprises. >> coming up: from the president to ascendancy to the debate of solar power in florida. taste the many sides of brookside. exotic fruit flavor inside. introducing tresemm? botanique a blend of coconut milk and aloe vera in a professional-quality formula, inspired by nature. blended by professionals to replenish for stunning healthy-looking hair. tresemm? botanique professional. >>> right now we do have cloud cover streaming across our skies, 60 degrees a temp international airport. it is a little bit warmer in the touch more humid. look what is happening across the panhandle. there is a lot of rain there. the clouds are certainly hanging around with highs at 79 degrees temp down because of the ou through. i will let you know how much cooler it is going to be as we get

>> hopefully everyone will love this perfect pet, a cat from east bay spca, shadows ten-year old domestic short hair and is apparently named because she can be a little shy but warms up when she necessities you. she does well with other cats in the shelter they are awaving her adoption fee for adopt an older cat month. >> we want to share success to perfect pet, 100% rate of adoption continues and you could room rufus100 eyed chihuahua, the shelter said no one would lack twice at rufus but when we featured him right here a woman in wooded with came down and adopted him right away. she and the family is renamed film georgey and he is very happy and even has a new furry friend. >> love that. i remember him i am glad he has a good hole. thank you for joining us. >> welcome, everybody, to hometown heroes week, where each day we're saluting some of the finest human beings you're ever going to meet. they're all deserving of the $1 million. let's find out if one of them is gonna take it home with them. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, it's h

. >>> the iconic holiday windows for the spca will be open to the public organizers still need volunteers to sign up to collect donations. this year marks the 30th anniversary of the event the windows at macy's union square will feature adoptable dogs and cats lester nearly 300 pets found new homes in time for the holidays and more than $88,000 was raised to support the spca. >>> another early sign of the holidays arriving the rockefeller center christmas tree. and the spruce tree will be decorated at 50,000 lights. and, it came from the backyard of a woman who lives in the area. she never dreamed that that tree would ever be one. some attendees working thanksgiving, and they have all ready put up the decorations for the holidays. have you put up your decorations or is it too early? so many people talking on facebook. and she says, i am usually very against decorations until after thanksgiving but with everything going on i want decor everywhere. >> she says last thursday at work everyone including myself were disgusted it's too soon. >>> and, she says she doesn't mind those decorations u

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. >> spca could use the cash to get the best healthcare to area pets especially for pet owners who struggle for care for the little ones. >> we opened a center in st. petersburg and we're looking for people who can help us get the programs out in the community. it is open to anybody who needs to care for their pet including people who may be struggling to cover bills on their own. programs that can help them get their care they need. >> if you make a donation it will be matched up to $10,000. >>> here are some ideas to make the right choice. giving alliance has free reviews of 1300 national charities. charity watch and charity navigator independently review charities to help you make informed decisions. guide star, review the 99 tax filings to learn about expenses and salaries and fundraising costs and the board of directors. we hope to have a link to all of these resources on our website. >>> online ym to go. >> how paypal will make more money. >>> sometimes you work so hard during the week you don't have time to get a new cut but their high school seniors ready to make this news man look

many, the election has been stressful and some voters in north carolina got a little therapy on t the spca of wake county brought puppies to a couple polling sites in raleigh. while the dogs enjoyed extra pay time, voters got the chance to destress during those long wait times. the dogs are available for adoption. >>> let's turn to our weather authority and animal lover. >> we're having some really nice temperatures outside. it's right on time. a lot of people are voting today. >> yeah, yeah. luckily, we have the forecast pretty nice. so you picked a good day to vote. i hope you are out there exercising your right. we have clear skies in las vegas. no excuse to not vote. it's toasty out there with this new record heat in the forecast for temperatures, say -- we forecast around 82 degrees with the record at 83. we'll be close tomorrow and then after that, we'll see more fall-like weather, kind of. still temperatures above normal. here is a look at the preliminary southeast in the upper 70s in summerlin. you can see the low 80s for the downtown area as well as paradise and north las vegas. o

and more than $88,000 was raised to support the spca. a lot of people gawking as you walk past. >> cool. >> i want that one and that one and that one. >> exactly. >>> we have a beautiful morning shaping. although, i have to admit, i had that heat on in the car driving in. >> it's cold start. >> yes. you're right. cooler start this morning for sure. getting into the afternoon, we will be slightly warmer. and above average for the afternoon today. down the road, we are going to have even cooler weather enter the picture. i will show you that in the forecast. and let's talk about what's going on right now as we look outside our doors. partly cloudy skies, mostly clear for many and some spots having to endure a little bit of fog. and it's really thick in spots as i talked about at the top of the hour. san jose, over the north bay, napa, reporting patchy, dense fog. early morning drivers, be prepared. sometimes it's more dangerous when it's patchy like that. and the storm track, still way to the north of us. not going to the impact us today.

400 animal lovers-- along dogs decked out in their christmas sweaters and holiday flair-- are county spca. 1 52 37 we really are hoping that we can give all the animals in our care a home for the holidays. the aspca says animal shelters take in more than 7 million pets a year...among the cats-- fewer are adopted than those put down... and the adoption rate for dogs... only slightly better than that of the ones euthanized. 1 58 02 sit! good boy! mark korey's dog "butters" could have been among 1 56 35 found out that he had been adopted and returned, adopted and returned, but his family gave him a chance. some things to remember before you go to adopt: 1 53 56 what are the medical costs? do you live in an apartment? a big dog that has lots of energy may not be the best for that situation. after all...winning this race is all about helping lovable pets find their forever home. 1 49 43 they deserve a second chance too. in raleigh. andrea blanford abc11 eyewitness news. sticking with the holidays-- daughters---gathe red this afternoon in cary to stuff stockings. it was all for the annual 'caro

the money raised will go to sick or injured animals at the spca. >> if you need to book a thanksgiving flight there's a good chance you might get one for cheap. >>> donald trump sits down for his post election interview and sends a message to the people who are protesting his presidency. z254jz zi0z y254jy yi0y 6:00 a.m. on this monday, november 14, here's what's happening. >> police make arrests in connection with a violent teen flash mob in center city that left 6 people injured. >>> police are looking for the armed robbers who burst into a university city restaurant. >> carson wentz gets his first win since two losses at link financial field. >> let's geoff -- go over 0 to david murphy with weather and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: we'll have sunshine early and you can

hundreds of people turned out to the pennsylvania spca annual bark and wine foundation. it happened at the horticultural center. they pitched in to help the organizations mission -- for some >>> they call it hip hop under the big top. it kicked off in fairmont park. they opened their 20th season. the one-ring circus featured acrobats and comedy. this year, they will introduce flying motorcycles and aerial performers. it runs until november 27th. at which point, josh huff will not be a member of the philadelphia eagles. >> josh huff made a horrible decision. josh huff is out of a job. they cut him two days after the arrest. tuesday, he was stopped by police kroosz crossing the bridge. they found marijuana and a handgun in his vehicle. some teammates were shocked. management was firm. >> we have to stand-up here and do this, but we are trying to build something. we are trying to build something that lasts and some of that means we are going to have to make hard decisions. all we can do is do what we think is right for the philadelphia eagles. >> obviously, he was crying. t

the local spca hopes to find it a real home. >> does he know what time of year it is? steer clear of the public. >> get away. >> indeed. >> hunker down. >>> plenty of busy and dangerous intersections on the way to grandmother's house this thanksgiving. >> the national safety counsel highway deaths and injuries. >> the skies not expected to be any less crowded. >> reporter: after the springtime debacle of long lines, tsa says there's not going to be a repeat even though an estimated record 22 million americans go through check points this thanksgiving. the agency hiring 1400 new officers, converting 2,000 others to full-time, and four k-9 team, and the in close contact with airport and airlines. they're ready now? >> we are. changing the way we operate, a daily operation that focuses specifically on screening operations hour by hour at the top 30 airports. >> reporter: since the long lines, 50% increase in sign-ups for the 85 dollar precheck program with 4 million fliers. airlines trying to move faster too. that bag tag from delta, and up for the lowest fare? no suitcas

. >> i had no idea the toy got the benefits the spca florida. last year money raised paid for animal medical care, new animal oxygen masks for the department. and you can find them online. >> she'll be driving around the fire department. >> i already got mine. >> well, changing gears here the tragic story out of tennessee this morning. >> yeah, 5 children are dead after a horrific elementary school bus crash and dozens more are injured coming up the latest on the investigation and why the bus driver is now facing charges m this tuesday morning. the count down to thanksgiving continues. 2 days away. it's cool this morning but things are going to be heating up. leigh has your wake up weather with weather and taste the many sides of brookside. smooth dark chocolate outside. exotic fruit flavor inside. brookside. . >>> it is 50 degrees at tampa morning, a fast warm up to 75 this afternoon. >>> how's traffic? >> a little bit of construction lingering in sarasota, the exit . >>> a parents's plea for their son, can you help police put the cuffs on the

spca named her cranberry in light of thanksgiving two days away of course. it's going to take lot of money to nurse her back to health and she's not out of the woods yet guarded right now. for a link to help head oh fox 29.com. >> income tax agreement between new jersey and pennsylvania will continue. it allows residents who work in either state to pay income taxes at their home state's rate. governor christie's original plan to pull out of the deal would have raised taxes for thousands. governor signed a health care bill yesterday and he says that it will help reign in the cost for public employees so therefore eliminate the need tone the tax agreement. >>> thanksgiving tradition is going strong and it's all about saying thank you to the men and women who have served our nation. nick' bars and grill in old city host add thanksgiving lunch for local veterans at the veterans multi service center at fourth and race streets. nick's staff and patrons actually served up the turkey and all the fixings for the vets. restaurant owner says this is just his way of sup

vaughn ran out of time at another shelter and the good people at nevada spca took him in. here with the story is kathy jung, the president of the nspca, a beautiful no kill shelter in town. good morning. >> good morning. >> okay. so we kept teasing that we were going to have a dog named perry on the show today. >> perry got -- you helped us do it. >> we put out a tweet at "the morning blend" yesterday with perry's photo that got a tremendous amount of responses. >> yes. and he was the last adoption of the day yesterday.id this happe. to meet him and make sure everything worked out. but it was beautiful. and it was a family that we couldn't deny the an option to. >> i have to say thank you, lance burton retweeted him right away. that helped get that dog adopted. >> social media is huge. it's huge for the shelter. we get so many adoptions from all over the place, from utah, from arizona, people come in because they see these pictures. and not only that they them with everybody. so really gets the word out. >> it's the sharing. tell us all about vaughn. hopefully we can use t

new hampshire spca held its own black friday event at stratham today. throughout the day, people wanting to adopt an anim animals and there were special deals on kittens. they say more than 100 people stopped by and more than 50 animals were adopted. >> a lot of people give the full adoption price or more. the most important thing is that they are getting great families. shelley: this is the third day -- third year of the event. their most successful adoption day of the year. now that thanksgiving has passed, christmas tree stands family and friends were unloading hundreds of trees trucked in from quebec. >> i have been doing this since i was 16 years old. i saddled up my front yard with trees. shelley: he says last year they sold more than 400 trees. coming up on newsnight tonight -- >> lengths to really get this right. shelley: seeing themselves played on the big screen. the movie reviews from the real-life marathon bombing heroes. christmas in the capital city. we will take you to tonight's tree lighting. mike: damp and cool on this black friday. do

if you're looking to bring a brand-new addition to your family home, spca tampa bay wants to help you out. the shelter is waving adoption fees on all animals including puppies and kittens. the adoption event starts friday and runs through sunday but make sure when you go down there that you really want to have a pet in your home and you are prepared to take care of the animal. don't just get an animal because it's christmas. >> and if you're gifting it, be sure about that. followed by news channel 8 at >>> tonight, double disaster -- a rising death toll as wildfires, then tornadoes explode across the south. new threats, new warnings as a big part of the country gets hit with wild extremes. >>> n that sparked days of protests. why prosecutors say the officer was justified. in using deadly force. >>> frantic final words from the pilot of that doomed jetliner, repeatedly telling air traffic control his plane was rapidly running out of fuel. how could this have happened? >>> art of the deal? donald trump turns a campaign rallying cry into action, saving jobs at carrier, from moving to mex

it benefits the spca florida. last year money raised paid for animal medical care, a new animal oxygen masks for the fire department. you can buy the calendar online. >> as long as it's for a good cause. >> absolutely. >>> well, a tragic story this morning out of tennessee. >> 5 children are dead after an elementary school bus crash and dozens more injured. an why the driver is now facing charges this morning. >> first a live look outside weather and traffic on the 8s hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. oh look who's here! re. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. happy thanksgiving from publix. where shopping is a pleasure. . >>> chilly, 50 degrees at the airport but a fast warm up to 75 this afternoon, very comfortable looking at the roadways we're seeing more vehicles out here here's 275 star

the president said he and his wife laura visited the spca of texas last week to thank them for their work, and they came home freddy. mr. bush says freddy is getting along fine with the couple's two cats, named bob and bernadett. >> pets with human names kill me. >> no fido for you? . >> no. get back here, greg. >> well, we named our dog sophie, and she was our first child, totally. it was her whole personalitialty. they are family members, that's the truth. >>> good day, at least until phenomenal. if you have a chance to get outside, had some people requesting, is it time to put up the christmas lights? if you're good, do it, yeah. and actually if you have strings of lights, i would do it before friday, because friday is going to be very windy, and i think that could be a little hazardous, especially if you have those really long strings. just be advised of that. 40s for the night tonight. 30s farther south. sprinkles will be possible. wave moving through the great lakes region. that's going to kick in extra cloud cover for tomorrow morning. that could also stir up a the big story j

info spca info something new about our producer.. turns out she's obsessed with nutella! she's "loving" this next creation! a nutella burger.. the yummy details at mcdonalds! this is a nutella burger...announce d by mcdonalds italia. it's not an actual hamburger..instea d it's hazelnut sandwiched between 2 buns. officially called "sweety con nutella' and only available in italy. hopefully it will make the trek to america. a baby boy is born after his twin brother... yet he's older than his brother. how is this possible? there's only one explanation... daylight saving time. take a look at this photo. this is samuel and ronan being held by mom and dad. samuel was born first at 1-39 a-m sunday november sixth... and ronan was born 31 minutes later. back one hour... so ronan's official time became 1-10 a-m, making him the older one. you never know where the next big star will come from... one guy seranades his customers. where this singer with the voice of an angel is putting on a special show. now heres a look at your 7 day forecast. a s

. :43-:57 (laurie waggoner, spca) "you can see his shoulder blades here, you can see the top of his spine, the individual vertebrae on his spine, all of his ribs. horse as a way to make money and the horse is the one who paid for it." it." the horse -- named trigger -- is now safe at the s-p-c-a.the man was arrested yesterday ... and he's charged with animal cruelty.authorities say the man told police he left south carolina with his horse after an argument with his wife. 3 a humpback whale... has taken up residence in new york. the animal was spotted in the hudson river on sunday... where it remains this morning. scientists say... it's ?typical? to spot whales in maine or massachusetts to ?feed? before heading south to breed.this whale appears to have found a ?good feeding ground? right in new york. whale watchers gathered to catch a glimpse of the animal--- but would rather see it free in the ocean. :35-:38 "we need to help the whale. if i gotta spend thanksgiving in jail tonight, it is what it is." 3 the animal is in danger... because the hudson is ?traffic heavy.? the coast guard is wa

the rescued helps animals at the spca florida. each month features pets and buff firefighters throughout lakeland. as you can imagine it was pretty interesting to get some of those animals to cooperate for the photos. >> we had squeaky toys we had hot dogs we had pet treats and with the occasional loud noise we were able to guilty them to look in the lens. >> different taking your shirt off in public areas when >> last year money raised paid for animal medical care and new animal oxygen masks for the fire department. and to find out how you can buy a calendar go to wfla.com. >>> those guys looked good. >> no comment. >> those abs. what's going on. >> for a good cause. >> that is fire good cause. those guys have taken their shirts off before. >> not shy. >> dude you've had your hurt off if i had abs like that i would walkun of it is that what you're saying. >> now. yeah. still ahead tonight we all know that money is a great motivator. >> but should the state be paying more taxpayer money to get construction crews to finish projects