Speaker 1: Caloroga Shark Media. Hey there, I'm Johnny back with five
Speaker 1: good news stories. A Colorado dog who captured hearts online
Speaker 1: is back on the move after receiving a brand new
Speaker 1: wheelchair to replace one that was stolen What Is Wrong
Speaker 1: with People? Steve is a miniature Australian Shepherd. He lives
Speaker 1: at Denver and was left paralyzed in February after an
Speaker 1: accident while playing fetch. Since then, thousands of followers have
Speaker 1: been cheering him on on social media as Steve the
Speaker 1: Australian Shepherd adapted to life with wheel supporting his hind legs,
Speaker 1: but then his family shared some news the wheelchair had
Speaker 1: disappeared from the front porch What is wrong with People?
Speaker 1: On Steve's Instagram, they posted, Hey guys, it's Steve and
Speaker 1: I don't know what to do. I need your help
Speaker 1: because someone stole my wheelchair. That got attention drew more
Speaker 1: than one hundred and fifty thousand views. The story reached
Speaker 1: the team at Walking Pets, a pet mobility company based
Speaker 1: in Aurora, Colorado. They invited Steve in for a fitting
Speaker 1: and donated a brand new twenty twenty six model wheelchair
Speaker 1: free of charge. Nice job, everybody except the jerk. I mean,
Speaker 1: people are just terrible. Scientists are having a good year
Speaker 1: for the first time, and experimental treatment that effectively resets
Speaker 1: the immune system has put severe loopus into remission in
Speaker 1: early UK clinical trials. Researchers at University College London Hospital
Speaker 1: has used a treatment known as CarH T therapy to
Speaker 1: target the malfunctioning immune cells responsible for lupus. Katie was
Speaker 1: diagnosed with lupus thirty years ago. The disease had become
Speaker 1: increasingly aggressive, damaging her heart, lungs, kidneys and leaving her
Speaker 1: facing the possibility of dialysis. She told the BBC. Lupus
Speaker 1: said its worst was in bed, unable to move, going
Speaker 1: downhill rapidly, possibly dying and now I'm living. So how
Speaker 1: this works is they collect a patient's own immune cells
Speaker 1: and genetically modify them in a lab. Those cells are
Speaker 1: then returned to the body where they eliminate the immune
Speaker 1: cells responsible for causing the disease. Over time, new healthy
Speaker 1: immune cells grow back, creating an immune system reset. California
Speaker 1: man combined two activities to set a Guinness World record.
Speaker 1: Is Sean is twenty four years old and successfully solved
Speaker 1: two rubix cubes while skydiving. Yes, it is the Guinness
Speaker 1: World record for most rotating puzzled cubes solved during a
Speaker 1: single skydive. Even more impressive, it was his first day skydiving.
Speaker 1: He said, I had absolutely no idea what to expector
Speaker 1: howard feel. During my first record attempt, which was also
Speaker 1: my first ever skydive, one of my cubes actually broke
Speaker 1: mid air, but I didn't want to give up, so
Speaker 1: immediately got on the next plane and attempt at the
Speaker 1: record again the very next minute. On the second jump,
Speaker 1: he solved one cube during free fall while traveling at
Speaker 1: roughly one hundred and twenty miles per hour, then solved
Speaker 1: a second after deploying his parachute, earning the world record.
Speaker 1: He says it was definitely challenging, especially with no prior
Speaker 1: skydiving experience. The weather was windy and cloudy, and on
Speaker 1: top of that, you're dealing with speeds of around one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty miles during freefall. The Sheriff's Office in
Speaker 1: Ohio is searching for a fugitive goat. Deputies in Butler
Speaker 1: County were called to a home where seven adult goats
Speaker 1: and one young goat had wandered into a backyard. That's
Speaker 1: eight goats mentioned you're your home and you're like, there
Speaker 1: are eight goats in your art, not just one goat.
Speaker 1: I mean one goat would be weird enough, but eight.
Speaker 1: The goats made themselves comfortable. The homeowners confirmed, we don't
Speaker 1: have any goats. Deputies contacted the goat's owners while trying
Speaker 1: to persuade the goats to leave. The Sheriff's Office said
Speaker 1: despite extensive negotiations involving snacks and coaxing, the goats were
Speaker 1: reluctant to leave their newly claimed residents. Eventually, deputies rounded
Speaker 1: up seven of the goats. One goat had other plans.
Speaker 1: It evaded capture, jumped onto the roof of an suv,
Speaker 1: and then escaped into the woods. The Sheriff's Office has
Speaker 1: ascribed the goat as a white male goat with brown
Speaker 1: markings on the right side of his face. He's also
Speaker 1: described as short, extremely stubborn, and highly mischievous. He's not
Speaker 1: considered dangerous, but may be armed with an attitude. So
Speaker 1: if you see a loose goat, let the cops know.
Speaker 1: A ballet performance of Romeo and Julia got interrupted. An
Speaker 1: orange cat wandered on the stage and interact with the performance.
Speaker 1: Video from their performance by the Imperial Russian Ballet Company
Speaker 1: You show the cat wandering out of the stage during
Speaker 1: the climatic scene following Romeo's death. The video, posted on
Speaker 1: Instagram by one of the members of the ballet company
Speaker 1: shows the cat lying down next to the still actor
Speaker 1: before getting up to sniff its head and play with
Speaker 1: his hair. The cat seemed to lose interest in Romeo
Speaker 1: when the dancer portraying Juliette pulled the other actor a
Speaker 1: few inches away from the ground. The cat then made
Speaker 1: its way to a nearby on stage table to lie
Speaker 1: down and watch the rest of the scene. It is
Speaker 1: unclear how the cat got into the theater. And those
Speaker 1: of your five good News stories for today have an
Speaker 1: awesome day.