sure all pets are safe at the groupers? outside the pet smart, details with this particular case and this little dog named henry. reporter: that s right. some people may be shocked to know that groupers are not regulated by any laws in the state of california. there s a group of people out there demanding change. i m devastated but not surprised. reporter: she said she is not surprise that had this man was wanted on sunday. he was taken into custody when this dog s owner came to pick up the 1-year-old dachshund named henry. police say he was breatleeding barely breathing. he suffered two broken ribs and a punctured lung. not surprising my dog was almost killed and had to have a major him surgery. her dog injured at another national chain of pet supply stores. hartman said she was shocked to find out that there were no laws regulating groupers in the state of california. it is not mandated by our state. reporter: lucy s law was developed in 2012 when a dog named
and featuring the legendary roots crew. questlove: 472. steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: hey. i can feel the energy here. thank you very, very much, everybody. welcome. welcome, welcome to the tonight show. this is it. you re here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it. you re at the show. you are the show. here s what people are talking about here. it s the big new york times expose on donald trump that reveals what they fear is some pretty questionable interactions with women. including claims that when trump ran the miss usa pageant, he would frequently rate women s appearances right to their faces while they just stood there. [ light laughter ] which is really sexist. and also pretty much the definition of any beauty pageant. [ cheers and applause ] they kind of that s what happens, right? you re the runner up. the article makes the point that donald trump s hired many women to run his businesses and even quotes him as
receiv searching for more than nine hours for this man. the irving district of fremont, near the safeway near washington and fremont boulevard, the suspect shot two officers. and more at the regional hospital where the officers were being treated. but we begin with terry mcsweeney with more. reporter: it s an intense search and more going on behind me as you can see. dozens of police cars, heavily armed officers and they seem to be focusing where the shootings happened nearly ten hours ago. you look down the street where one of the officers was shot. battering rams taking down a fence tonight near washington and fremont boulevards. that is near where a traffic stop happened at about 1:30 p.m. today, saw a man back into a police officer. gunfire was exchanged between the two of them. during the encounter, the officer went down. reporter: the suspect fled, later, two blocks away, the officer spotted the suspect, a hispanic man, bald, wearing a giants shirt. later, aga
and featuring the legendary roots crew. questlove: 472. steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: hey. i can feel the energy here. thank you very, very much, everybody. welcome. welcome, welcome to the tonight show. this is it. you re here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it. you re at the show. you are the show. here s what people are talking about here. it s the big new york times expose on donald trump that reveals what they fear is some pretty questionable interactions with women. including claims that when trump ran the miss usa pageant, he would frequently rate women s appearances right to their faces while they just stood there. [ light laughter ] which is really sexist. and also pretty much the definition of any beauty pageant. [ cheers and applause ] they kind of that s what happens, right? you re the runner up. the article makes the point that donald trump s hired many women to run his businesses and even quotes him as
188 engineer brandon bostian moments before last year s tragic crash in port richmond. train experts we spoke to said radio interference has always been a problem. certainly it could have contributed to this accident. but nevertheless, it could have been preventable. reporter: but washington, d.c., rail safety expert larry mann says two things could have saved eight lives and kept hundreds of others unharmed. a second person helping in the locomotive to monitor the dispatch radio and positive train control. had there been positive train control along that route, this accident would have never occurred. reporter: mann says positive train control would stop the train if it was exceeding the speed limit. amtrak 188 was going 106 miles per hour when it hit the curb at frankford junction more than twice the limit. former ntsb chairman james hall says no matter the cause, he hopes amtrak takes steps to become safer. unfortunately just provides interference and a distracti