Dogs have nose for COVID-19, studies show. Why aren't they used for testing?
Despite numerous studies showing not only their effectiveness but also their speed, dogs are not widely used for COVID-19 detection.
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Despite numerous studies showing not only their effectiveness but also their speed, dogs are not widely used for COVID-19 detection.
Individual seems not to really be part of the grid. we know he ditched -- reportedly ditched his cell phone. we know tracking dogs lost him because of some of the water on the ground regarding this heavily wooded area. this is a heavily wooded part of the greater houston area. we don't know if he's being helped, whether his last phone call on that cell phone was to some colleague, associate, get me out of here, i'll meet you at x location. he literally could be almost anywhere, including potentially across the border by now. it looks like all hands on deck. marbles, homeland security, state de...
Community is safe. we cannot continue down this path until we get him apprehended and arrested. >> he could be anywhere now. we located the device that we were looking for, found it abandoned. there was some articles of clothing laying around. the tracking dogs from texas department of corrections picked up the scent and loss it in the water. >> bill: in a moment from texas congressman gonzalez reacts to all of this. griff jenkins reports on the border. let's beginning with the story with casey stiegel live in dallas. hello to you. >> more than 200 police from multiple agencies working on this...
Expire in about ten days. more on that later. josh, now to the investigation. at last check they found a cell phone that was apparently tied to the suspect that was discarded. they found clothes, tracking dogs found a scent, but then the trail went cold. what do investigators do when that happens? >> they're running out of the leads. as you mentioned, the cell phone was a critical piece of evidence, but on saturday authorities found the phone discarded. they were able to triangulate where that is, and but when that phone is discarded, they can no longer track that person. they recovered a coll...
And what happens next. a tornado watch is in effect across parts of florida this morning a day after severe storms rolled through the state flipping cars, snapping trees. we'll pinpoint the areas we're keeping a close eye on and the biggest concerns with the storms. deep sea census. we will take you inside the plan to discover 100,000 previously unknown marine species just ahead on "cnn this morning." we begin in texas where the search for a suspect accused of killing five of his neighbors, including an 8-year-old child, has gone cold. investigators are looking for 38-year-old francisco ...