THE FORM OF ANIMAL
SEARCH-AND-RESCUE TEAMS.
LOCAL 4’S ROD MELONI HAS THE
STORY.
>> Reporter: IN THE CHAOS OF A MAJOR HURRICANE WE KNOW A
A MAJOR HURRICANE WE KNOW A
LOT OF PEOPLE GET DISPLACED
BUT ALSO THEIR ANIMALS AND
THE HUMANE SOCIETY
NATIONWIDE HAS A HANDFUL OF
ANIMAL SEARCH-AND-RESCUE
TEAMS THAT HELP OUT IN JUST SUCH AN INSTANCE.
SUCH AN INSTANCE.
IN FACT, THE MIDWEST TEAM IS
BASED RIGHT HERE IN DETROIT.
BUT THEY’RE HEADING TO
LOUISIANA.
>> THE PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
VESTS, HELMETS EVERYTHING THEY MIGHT NEED.
THEY MIGHT NEED.
>> Reporter: THEY PACKED UP
THE S.S. SCRUFFY A CAMPER
AND UNDERCOVER PACKED FULL OF GEAR LIKE ANIMAL CARRYING
OF GEAR LIKE ANIMAL CARRYING
CASES AND RESCUE JUMPSUITS.
THEY GATHERED AT THE MAIN
OFFICE THIS MORNING.
>> THESE UNITS GO ENTIRELY
CONTAINED.
>> Reporter: THE PRESIDENT AND C.E.O. MATT PEPPER TELLS
AND C.E.O. MATT PEPPER TELLS
US IT’S A MUCH BIGGER JOB IN
CONDITIONS THEY’LL FIND
THERE IN NEW ORLEANS.
HOT STEAMY WEATHER, NO
ELECTRICITY AND FEW
RESOURCES ON THE GROUND. >> HURRICANE KATRINA ALMOST
>> HURRICANE KATRINA ALMOST
16 YEARS AGO TO THE DAY
TAUGHT US WHAT PEOPLE WILL
DO FOR THEIR ANIMALS AND
THAT’S SACRIFICE THEIR OWN
HEALTH AND SAFETY.
SO WHILE OUR TEAMS ARE
SPECIALLY TRAINED TO SUPPORT
THE ANIMALS NEEDS IN THAT COMMUNITY WE’RE REALLY THERE
COMMUNITY WE’RE REALLY THERE
TO SUPPORT A COMMUNITY.
>> Reporter:
SEARCH-AND-RESCUE TEAM
LEADER ANDY SELTZ TELLS
LOCAL 4 THEY’LL GET THE
CALLS TO DEAL SPECIFICALLY WITH ANIMAL PROBLEMS THOUGH.
WITH ANIMAL PROBLEMS THOUGH.
>> THERE’S GOING TO BE FIRE,
POLICE, ELECTRICAL COMPANIES
THAT ENSURE POWER LINES
STILL AREN’T HOT.
BUT THE ANIMALS USUALLY TAKE
SECOND PLACE.
WE’RE THERE TO BE THE FIRST RESPONDERS FOR THE ANIMALS.
RESPONDERS FOR THE ANIMALS.
>> WE COULD SEE PEOPLE WHO
ARE THERE WHO NEED SOME
HELP.
COULD BE A BAG OF FOOD,
COULD BE DIRECTIONS COULD BE
INFORMATION.
COULD BE AN ANIMAL TIED TO A
FENCE WITH NO OWNER. COULD BE AN ANIMAL IN WATER.
COULD BE AN ANIMAL IN WATER.
>> Reporter: NOW THIS TEAM
TRAINS YEAR-ROUND TO PREPARE
FOR JUST SUCH A TRIP AND
THEY’LL SUPPORT LOCAL ANIMAL
RESCUE TEAMS ONLY GOING WHERE THE LOCAL ASPCA ASKS
WHERE THE LOCAL ASPCA ASKS
THEM TO GO.
SO IT TAKES A COUPLE DAYS TO
DRIVE DOWN TO LOUISIANA.
THEY HAVE TO BE SELF-CONTAINED
STAYING IN THEIR OWN
VEHICLES.
ONCE ON THE GROUND IN LOUISIANA THEY’LL SPEND SIX
LOUISIANA THEY’LL SPEND SIX
DAYS COORDINATING WITH OTHER
SEARCH-AND-RESCUE TEAMS
COMING IN GET THEM SET UP,
MAKE SURE EVERYTHING IS
UNDER CONTROL AND THEN
THEY’LL DRIVE HOME.
IN DETROIT, ROD MELONI, LOCAL 4.
LOCAL 4.
>> VERY, VERY COOL.
WE’RE DOING EVERYTHING WE
CAN TO HELP.
>>> LET’S GET A CHECK OF
YOUR FORECAST NOW ON YOUR
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
BRANDON, WE ARE LOOKING GOOD
OUT THERE RIGHT NOW. >> I TELL YOU IT’S GREAT,
>> I TELL YOU IT’S GREAT,
GREAT PET WEATHER.
WALKING THE DOG, WHATEVER WE
WENT THROUGH A COUPLE WEEKS
THERE, WHERE IT WAS TOUGH TO
GET OUT IN THE AFTERNOON FOR BOTH YOU AND THE DOG, RIGHT,
BOTH YOU AND THE DOG, RIGHT,
JUST FEELING THAT HEAT.
INSTEAD, WE HAVE SOME OF THE
GREATEST WEATHER IN THE
WORLD HAPPENING RIGHT NOW HERE IN PURE MICHIGAN.
HERE IN PURE MICHIGAN.
ALL THINGS RELATIVE OR
PERSONAL MAYBE BUT FOR ME,
LOW HUMIDITY AND NICE BREEZE,
LOW MIDDLE 70s. I MEAN, SAN DIEGO WEATHER,
I MEAN, SAN DIEGO WEATHER,
LET’S TAKE IT.
WE DO HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF A
BREEZE COMING OFF OF THE BIG
LAKES OUT OF THE NORTHEAST BUT AT TIMES GUSTING 25 TO
BUT AT TIMES GUSTING 25 TO
30 AND CREATING A LITTLE BIT
OF AN ISSUE, ESPECIALLY FOR
ANYBODY WHO’S OUT ON THE BIG
LAKES TRYING TO JUMP IN AND COOL DOWN EVEN MORE.
COOL DOWN EVEN MORE.
IT IS A DANGER ON A DAY LIKE
TODAY WHEN YOU GET THE WAVES
KICKING UP LIKE THAT.
WE HAVE A VIDEO ON THE LOCAL
FORECASTERS APP THAT SORT OF GOES OVER BOATING, FORECAST
GOES OVER BOATING, FORECAST
FOR THIS WEEK.
78 OUR HIGH TEMPERATURE
TODAY.
CALLY MATHAT LOGICAL AVERAGE 79 AND WE --CALLY MATHAT
79 AND WE --CALLY MATHAT
LOGICAL AVERAGE 79 AND WE
ARE THROUGH TODAY, TOMORROW,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY YOU SEE
WHERE I’M GOING WITH THIS. EVEN MORE COMFORTABLE STUFF
EVEN MORE COMFORTABLE STUFF
COMING OVERNIGHT SO A FEW
NEIGHBORHOODS FLIRTING WITH
40s EARLY THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY MORNINGS. MOST OF US IN THE MIDDLE 50s.
MOST OF US IN THE MIDDLE 50s.
78 AGAIN TOMORROW, BRIGHT
COMFORTABLE WINDS ARE A
LITTLE BIT LIGHTER TOMORROW
SO WE’LL CELEBRATE JUST ANOTHER GORGEOUS DAY AND
ANOTHER GORGEOUS DAY AND
REALLY A GORGEOUS STRETCH.
THE NORTHEAST WINDS ARE ALSO
GOING TO CREATE A LITTLE BIT
OF LAKE ENHANCED STREAMER
ACTIVITY. NO SNOW SQUALLS HERE, RIGHT,
NO SNOW SQUALLS HERE, RIGHT,
THIS IS JUST SOME STRATA
CUMULUS CLOUDS OR STREAMERS
OF CUMULUS CLOUDS FORMED BY
THAT WIND. BIG PICTURE LOOKING AT IDA,
BIG PICTURE LOOKING AT IDA,
BIG CONCERNS WITH FLOODING
RAINS TODAY EAST OF US,
OBVIOUSLY, BUT ALSO A SEVERE
THREAT WASHINGTON, D.C., PHILLY, NEW YORK CITY, ALL
PHILLY, NEW YORK CITY, ALL
INCLUDED IN THAT.
MEANTIME, WE’VE GOT THE WIND
THANKS TO IDA THIS IS AN
AREA OF LOW PRESSURE, AREA
OF HIGH PRESSURE AND WHERE THE TWO SQUEEZE TOGETHER WE
THE TWO SQUEEZE TOGETHER WE
GET THAT BREEZE.
IT WILL BE LIGHTER TOMORROW
AND DAYS AND DAYS OF PRETTY
GOOD AND DRY WEATHER AHEAD, AGAIN, A LITTLE BIT HO-HUM
AGAIN, A LITTLE BIT HO-HUM
EASY FOR THIS WEATHER MAN
FOR MIDDLE 50s TO MIDDLE
UPPER 70s THROUGH FRIDAY.
AND THAT’S THE BEGINNING OF ARTS, BEATS & EATS IN ROYAL
ARTS, BEATS & EATS IN ROYAL
OAK.
OUR LABOR DAY HOLIDAY
WEEKEND LOOKS GREAT, EVROD
WE DO HAVE SOME RAIN
PROBABLY AFTER BED OR AFTER
WE GO TO BED START NIGHT
EARLY SUNDAY. >> ALL RIGHT, THANK YOU,
>> ALL RIGHT, THANK YOU,
BRANDON FOR THE HEADS UP.
>>> WE WERE JUST TALKING
ABOUT ANIMALS DISPLACED BY
HURRICANE IDA, WELL, HERE’S
ONE OF THEM THIS LITTLE FAWN IS NOW SAFE AND ALIVE THANKS
IS NOW SAFE AND ALIVE THANKS
TO SOMEBODY WHO HAPPENED TO
BE LISTENING WHEN IT CRIED
OUT FOR HELP.
>>> IT HAS BEEN A TOUGH YEAR
FOR ALL OF US, INCLUDING THE HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES.
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES.
A PROGRAM WAS IMPLEMENTED SO
COACHES CAN WATCH FOR THE
SIGNS.
>> LOOKING FOR SIGNS AND
SYMPTOMS BUT WE’RE GOING TO
KNOW THAT SOME OF THE RISK
FACTORS RIGHT NOW FOR KIDS IS STRESS.
IS STRESS.
>> IT’S AN ACTION PLAN AND
NOW 20,000 HIGH SCHOOL
COACHES IN OUR STATE ARE
REQUIRED TO GET INVOLVED.
MORE ON THE BE NICE PROGRAM TONIGHT AT 5:00.
>>> IT’S AN EASY WAY TO SEND
MONEY TO LOVED ONES.
I’LL SHOW WHAT YOU YOU NEED
TO DO TO PROTECT YOURSELF. >> HELP ME HANK TOMORROW ON
>> HELP ME HANK TOMORROW ON LOCAL 4 NEWS TODAY.
>>> FINALLY HERE AT NOON.
A LOUISIANA MAN WHO RODE OUT
HURRICANE IDA ENDED UP BEING
A HERO TO A BAE DEER.
DANIEL FEARS EVACUATED HIS
FAMILY AS THE STORM APPROACHED BUT HE DECIDED TO
APPROACHED BUT HE DECIDED TO
STAY ASK WATCH OVER HIS
HOME.
AS THE FLOODWATERS ROSE
AROUND HIS HOUSE HE SAYS
THAT HE HEARD WHAT SOUNDED
LIKE AN ANIMAL IN THE RISING
WATERS AND HE WAS CERTAINLY
RIGHT. HE SPOTTED THIS LITTLE FAWN
HE SPOTTED THIS LITTLE FAWN
WHICH WALKED RIGHT UP TO HIM
AND HE HOPES THE MOTHER DEER
COMES LOOKING FOR THE FAWN BUT PLANS TO FIND A SAFE
EST OF FRIENDS.
THAT DOES IT FOR HERE AT
NOON EVERYBODY.
WE HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT DAY
AND ENJOY THE WEATHER. HAVE A GREAT DAY.
>> Announcer: LOCAL 4 AND
CLICK ON DETROIT LOCAL NEWS
HAS NEVER BEEN MORE
IMPORTANT.
TODAY AT 5:00.
>> IT HAS BEEN A TOUGH YEAR
FOR ALL OF US INCLUDING THE
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES.
THE MHSAA IMPLEMENTED A
PROGRAM SO COACHES CAN WATCH
FOR THE SIGNS.
>> LOOKING FOR SIGNS AND
SYMPTOMS BUT WE’LL KNOW THAT
SOME OF THE RISK FACTOR
RIGHT NOW FOR KIDS IS
STRESS.
>> IT’S AN ACTION PLAN AND
NOW 20,000 HIGH SCHOOL
COACHES IN OUR STATE ARE REQUIRED TO GET INVOLVED.
REQUIRED TO GET INVOLVED.
MORE ON THE BE NICE PROGRAM.
>> Announcer: TODAY ON LOCAL 4 NEWS AT 5.
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♪
This is "Jeopardy!"
...whose 1-day cash winnings total...
And now here is the host of "Jeopardy!"--
Alex Trebek! [ cheers and applause ]
Thank you, Johnny.
Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Good to have you with us today.
Well, that $22,800 may have gotten us off
to a good roll for today’s game.
Michael and Sharon, welcome aboard.
Pick up the signaling devices.
Hopefully, you get to use them often
with these categories in the first round of play,
starting off with...
Interesting. Next...
We’re gonna celebrate...
We’ll deal with...
We’ll give you the episodes. You identify the sitcom.
Then...
Give me the decade. And finally...
Gary, you’re the champ. You start.
Let’s do The Crime Of The Decade for $800.
Answer--
All right. [ applause ]
$2,000. All right...
What are the 1920s?
Missed it by one. 1930s. ’30s.
So you’re at negative $1,000. Go again.
Crime Of The Decade, $1,000.
- Gary. - What are the 1920s?
Now’s the time for that decade. Yes.
The Crime Of The Decade for $600.
- Michael. - What are the 1990s?
Yeah.
Let’s go Crime Of The Decade for $400.
- Sharon. - What are the 1990s?
No. Gary.
- What are the 1980s? - Yes.
Crime for $200.
- Sharon. - What are the 1970s?
Yes.
What Sort Of Establishment Is This? for $400.
- Gary. - What is a cantina?
- Yes. - Establishment for $600.
[ beep ] Refers to the side dishes.
Ah. Back to you, Gary.
Establishment for $800.
- Michael. - What are oysters?
Oysters, shellfish, clams. Yeah.
Episodes Of The Sitcom for $200.
- Michael. - What is "Family Guy"?
- Yes. - Sitcom, $400.
Michael. What is "How I Met Your Mother"?
- No. Gary. - What is "Frasier"?
- "Frasier" is the series. - Sitcom, $800.
[ beep ] That would be "Superstore."
- Gary. - Sitcom, $1,000.
[ beep ] Trying to find "The Mary Tyler Moore Show."
Gary, go again. Sitcom, $600.
- Michael. - What is "Quantum Leap"?
No. Sharon.
What is "Curb Your Enthusiasm"? No.
Shoot. [ beep ]
What is "The Good Place"?
Back to Gary. We’re not doing too well here.
Establishment, $1,000.