whether or not soaring is taking place are inspectors that are hired by the shows where the owners are abusing the horse with the soaring practice. reporter: many horse owners don t see a reason to force horses to step higher. walking horses have a beautiful natural gait that does not need to be enhanced by chemical or mechanical means. chains are not a good sign. reporter: lauren kovak inspects show horses for signs of abuse. you look. make sure there is no scarring. it s not always obvious. people dough their best to hide it, in fact. reporter: a bill that would increase penalties make items used in soaring illegal and make inspectors independent is stalled in congress because some members believe it would cost jobs and hurt the industry. abc news, capitol hill. well, you ve heard of people being evacuated because of severe weather. what about fish? california officials have trucked more than a million trout out of two hatcheries and taken them up north. the water comin
spots and residues. wow, what a difference! ain t it fun living in the real world well, the weekend is finally here. we are looking forward to down time after a pretty busy week in the news. it was a busy week dominated by destruction both by man and mother nature. here s our friday rewind. when you have people, murdering, assassinating in these mass, massacres, you have to stop that. and you do what you need to do if you need to try to stop that from the air or otherwise. we have done everything we could to help them. but it is up to the iraqis. are you ready to take up arms? yes. you would defend your city? i definitely would. yes. yes. we have multiple tornadoes on
it is that live form of anthrax that got into lower level labs where it may have escaped into the air. there s no risk of these 75 workers spreading the disease to others, friends or family, because it isn t spread person to person. but there is real concern for the workers themselves. none of the workers show any symptoms yet. but they re not yet in the clear. symptoms like fever and chills, shortness of breath, confusion, dizziness and headache. if anthrax goes untreated it has a very high mortality rate. about 85%. even if you get the right antibiotics, about 40% still die. these workers are all being offered antibiotics for 60 days and the vaccine. just in case. for an organization that works so often with the deadliest diseases on the planet, it s a frightening mistake. i spoke to the head of lab safety at the cdc and he s devastated that this took place.
out more than 20 stains. trust resolve. forget stains and now it s time for the mix. how do you take your coffee? i take it black. i drink black coffee straight up every day, and a lot of it. i have to have some cream in it. but would you consider putting butter in your coffee? like two tablespoons of butter a man in tibet actually went there and found out that they put butter in their coffee. he said it changed his life. that it was just, rejuvenated him. so now he is starting a coffee called bulletproof coffee, butter and coffee. swears it helped with mental focus. even weight loss and energy level. that is gross stuff. puts it in the blender there. it s a bittersweet friday here at world news now. we have to say good luck and farewell to two of our beloved staff members. digital news associate will cantine does so much behind the scenes moving on to be a teacher.
the iraqi soldier gun ships battled sunni militants to control the facility. one person confirmed dead in a house explosion in suburban denver. a bed was found by a rescue dog hours ago in the wreckage of the home. he was one of three people killed. his car and motorcycle are parked nearby. it s not known what caused the blast which knocked neighbors off their feet and spread debris over a wide area. now to a brazen smash-and-grab robbery captured on camera near houston. four thieves crashed through the glass door of a cell phone store with a stolen car. they jumped out wearing bandanas, kicked in display cases and scooped up 40 cell phones before driving off. the whole thing less than five minutes. they set the car on fire and dumped it in a ditch. and apple s decision to add a kill switch to iphones seems to be paying off. a dramatic drop in cell phone thefts over the past year. now that victims are able to deactivate their stolen phones with that switch. abc s reporter and the r