runners improve and enjoy running is that they don't get injured. so be ware. good luck. that's going to wrap things up. let us know what you think of the show, cnn.com/sanjay and fallow me on twitter. a check of your top stories next on "cnn newsroom." north korea is about to mark the birth of its founder. will the country celebrate? we'll have a live report from the region? she made a portrait of the pope and now it's drawing international headlines. we'll talk to the artist who's making a lot of people angry. and it's the rant that rattled the sports world. what kobe bryant said on facebook about the injury he fears could end his career.

i'm alison kosik, it's 8:00. so glad you're with us. john kerry is aimed at tamping down tensions in north korea. he's pushing for a diplomatic solution to pyongyang's explosive threats and stresses that the region of the future of the world and the region depends on it. here's what he said last hour. >> but our choice is to negotiate. our choice is to move to the table and find a way for the region to have peace. and we would hope that whatever considerations or fears north has of the united states or of others in the region that they would come to the table in a responsible way and negotiate that. >> and our diana magna is in tokyo this hour.

what else did secretary kerry have to say? >> hi, alison. i think one very important caveat that he had promise was that north korea should come to the table but only if they showed a commitment towards getting rid, dismantling their nuclear program. and i think one very interesting thing that came out of this whole tour, he started in seoul, went to beijing yesterday, today in tokyo with this sort of huge advance that he made with beijing where essentially he managed to secure a commitment from them that they were as a matter of national policy committed to a denuclearized korean peninsula. all four countries will over the next few days will get together at a very high level and try and work out a framework to get

north korea back to the negotiating table. so that really was the thrust of his press conference with the foreign minister today in tokyo, alison. >> so what's been north korea's reaction to kerry's trip? >> well, so far he hasn't -- north korea has not been able to respond. but it's fairly nuance. so for example he was in seoul on friday. that very day north korea and the north korean news agency came out with another threat against japan saying that if japan provoked it in any way at all it would strike japan before any other country accusing japan essentially of sort of imperial ambitions and trying to reconquer the korean peninsula. the korean prime minister has said she would like to try and negotiate talks with north korea. their response to that has been to not exactly put them off the table. they've basically said, you

know, they sort of ridiculed the request but didn't rule it out all together. so that is sort of where we stand slightly toned down rhetoric from north korea, but we wait to see what their response is to the statement from secretary kerry here in tokyo. >> okay, diana magnay reporting from tokyo, thank you. north korea is holding its hard line. just today it rejected a request by the south for dialogue, this as pyongyang gears up to celebrate the country's most important holiday. april 15th is the birthday of north korea's late founder kim il-sung. his grandson, kim jong-un, is supreme leader. many wonder if he'll use his grandfather's birthday to make good on his explosive rhetoric. >> kim jong-un has not been seen now in two weeks. the rhetoric has cooled. no one expects the north to embrace this dialogue with the south immediately. for now, it appears north is willing to simply change the

subject. north korea began marking the birthday, the day of the sun as they call it for founding father kim il-sung. sitting at attention workers party loyalists faced a massive portrait of their great leader and listened to glowing recollections of his rule. no one smiled after all he has been dead for almost 20 years, but everyone applauded. off camera even the rhetoric aimed at pyongyang's critics was relatively muted. the puppet forces, meaning south korea, let reptile media slander the north and the biggest festival of our people's day of the sun, said one statement. conservative groups in south korea mock the kim family dynasty. and for them the rebuke this time could be considered mild. it warns simply the group of traitors will be wiped out to the last man. most south koreans on the other hand ignore the huge celebrations staged every year in the north in favor of spring

outings to shop, see friends and enjoy the weather. the atmosphere in south korea is very good, one young man told us, because president park had a good conversation with john kerry the other day and talked about peace. but a young woman weighed in saying, i worry because kim il-sung's birthday is coming up and i expect some action. i just watch the news. our situation here is very unstable. there is a need for dialogue in the peninsula. everyone knows it. kim jong-un included. but north continues to warn as long as the south has an attitude of confrontation, it's not going to be possible. everyone it seems is going to have to wait. jim clancy, cnn, seoul. this morning police across europe are on an international manhunt after a brazen prison escape.

french authorities say he held four guards hostage at one point and used explosives to blast his way through five prison doors. an arrest warrant has been issued in 26 countries with his name on it. he became notorious for his dramatic style in several armed robberies before going to prison. police say faid is armed and dangerous. at least 33 people are dead after a bus packed with passengers, many of them doctors and nurses, kareened o careened cliff in peru. state media reports the death toll may rise. it happened north of lima. investigators are trying to determine how and why a plane in bali overshot a runway and landed in the ocean. the plane was new and had only been flying since march. amazingly only one person was injured when that plane went into the ocean. 18 others were taken to the hospital as a precaution. more than 100 passengers and

crew members were on board. texas authorities investigating the murders of two local prosecutors have arrested this man after searching his house friday. eric williams is charged with making a terrorist threat but not with anything related to the murders. he was a justice of the peace in kaufman county until he was convicted last year of stealing public property. the slain prosecutors mike mcclelland and hasse handled the case. a port canaveral police sergeant has been fired because he had shooting targets that represented trayvon martin. he was the teen killed by george zimmerman in february of last year. cnn affiliate wesh reports that sergeant john king brought the targets to a gun range and offered them to other officers. >> he offered one of our other officers a target that was the

profile of trayvon martin. the officer rejected that and told him to, you know, that he should put those back in his car and shouldn't even possess something like that. >> officials in port canaveral plan to apologize to martin's family. for the first time in months disgraced former congressman jesse jackson jr. has made a public appearance alongside his father. he appeared at a rainbow push gathering yesterday. the reverend jesse jackson spoke about his son's upcoming sentencing for missing campaign funds, his health and offered his support. >> we kept a very low profile, not much of a comment because we did not want to interfere in any way with the legal process. needless to say our family loves jesse jr. very much. we stand with him. we love him very much. >> jackson jr. didn't address the crowd, but his attorney did

ask everyone to call the judge in his case and plead for leniency before he's sentenced in june. just ahead, penalized but not out, tiger woods is chasing his fifth green jacket on the course in augusta. we're going to take you there live. plus, lakers superstar kobe bryant taking to facebook to vent his frustration about the injury that will keep him sidelined for months. he doesn't hold back. you're watching "cnn sunday morning." mine was earned in djibouti, africa, 2004. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance

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and a 30-tablet free trial. some sad news for lakers fans around the world. kobe bryant is out for at least six to nine months. and the most serious injury of his 17-year career. the 34-year-old tore his achilles tendon friday despite undergoing successful surgery to miss it, he's expected to miss most of the 2014 season. bryant reacted with disappointment on facebook.

look at some of what he posted. "this is such b.s., all the training and sacrifice just flew out the window with one step that i've done millions of times. the frustration is unbearable. the anger and rage. why the hell did this happen. makes no sense. now i'm supposed to come back from this and be the same. i have no clue. do i have consistent will to overcome this thing. maybe this is how my bookends. maybe father time has defeated me. then again, maybe not. bryant is the nba's fourth all-time leading scorer and currently ranks among the top three in scoring this season averaging 27.3 points. now to golf, it's the final day at the masters, one of the sports biggest tournaments. although there are some unfamiliar names at the top of the leader board, tiger woods is in the mix after being

penalized. patrick snell is live in augusta, georgia. patrick, what is the latest? >> thanks, alison. yes, good morning to you. welcome back to augusta. tiger woods upstaged in golfing circles. the relatively unherled american co-leader. he is a five-time pga champion. he is a u.s. ryder cup rookie from last season making his debut for the american team at chicago. as far as this event is concerned, he has good pedigree too. he was tied for third here five years ago. >> i had no clue what i was doing in 2008. none. had no game plan. no idea of when to be aggressive, when not to be aggressive. how to play this golf course the way you're supposed to play it. i have a completely clear focus of what i have to do tomorrow. clear set of goals i need to hit. i do that, i'm going to have a

chance to win this golf tournament. >> tied for the lead at 17 under par. should be a great final round, alison. >> let's talk drop gate for a moment. what's going on with woods and how did he play after losing those two strokes after hitting from the wrong spot? >> what a great name. spot-on there. he played well. he played solid. he stayed in contention. he has got four shots to make up though. so he has some work to do, but i like the way he came out on saturday. he birdied the first hole. it was an aggressive looking tiger woods as though he had a point to prove. bottom line he was the two-shot penalty and signed for a wrong score card, but he took full advantage of a rule change, a tweak to the rules back in 2011 which after discretion allows him to stay in the tournament though some feel he really should have disqualified himself. >> none. under the rules of golf i can

play. so, you know, i was able to play and they say go ahead. i don't ever go on the internet during tournaments like this. there's a lot of stuff said. i stay away from the media. and i was surprised that, you know, what had transpired. evidently i made a mistake and incured a penalty shot. >> he has work to do. he's four back as he continues his quest for a 15th major title. >> okay. patrick snell, thank you. the national hockey league is reaching out to the lesbian, gay and transgender athletes encouraging them to get on the ice. look at their new ad. >> if you can skate, you can skate. >> if you can shoot, you can shoot. >> if you can score, you can score. >> this is part of a partnership between pro hockey and the you can play project with pushes of

inclusion of lgbt athletes. this marks the first time a major pro sport has made inclusion an official policy. coming up, a campus politician's mouth gets him in hot water. now here's the kleenex and the apology. >> i have since -- >> wait until you hear what he said that has some calling for his resignation. all stations come over to mission a for a final go.

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they won't admit it, but most politicians, they love publicity. but it seems more and more are getting it for all the wrong reasons, basically for saying stupid things. two weeks ago alaska congressman used the term wetback in his speech and he got hammered by republican leaders. not everyone learns from every highly publicized slur. another politician went down the racial slur this week and he's apologizing too. kwch has the story. >> i didn't mean to offend anyone and i certain think -- i apologize for making the mistake and fully recognize what i did wrong. >> the mistake that county commissioner jim gile made using a racial slur in a previous county commission meeting. he was talking about repairing a roof when he said. >> i guarantee it would be the

same if you go to the -- >> what did you say, jimmy? >> reporter: gile claims this is not a word that's usually in his vocabulary. >> i don't use it at all. it's just one of those things it was there and it came in. >> he's not that kind of a guy. he's not like that. >> i would like him to resign. that's how he could earn my respect. >> reporter: christina spoke at tuesday's meeting revealing she voted for gile. she talked about her disappointment. >> recently, mr. gile used the most ugly word. it truly hurlts my heart. >> reporter: the commission decides despite his pleas they want gile to remain in his position. >> thanks to samantha anderson

for that report. gile's remarks had been condemned by parties both issuing statements distancing themselves from the 69-year-old county commissioner. so tomorrow's tax day, but the president and the vice president, they're not worried. they've already filed and released their tax returns. tax forms show the president and first lady michelle obama earned $608,611 last year. the first family saw their income drop slightly because sales of the president's books decline. the obamas paid a little over $112,000 in taxes and gave about $150,000 to 33 different charities. vice president joe biden and his wife jill reported income of just over $385,000. they paid $87,851 in taxes. now, i'm pretty sure the president and vice president they played it straight on their tax forms this year, but this next bunch i'm thinking not. we're looking at some wild and crazy tax deduction stories. here are five favorites from

bankrate.com that caught our eye. let's count them down. number five, a texas man deducts a smokestack of all things that sits on his property as a charitable donation to the city because it's considered a local landmark. guess what, he's able to writeoff more than $100,000. good for him. number four, a california businessman who owns a string of pie shops tries to expense his lunch because he says he ate pies for dessert to study the ingredients for research. that didn't fly with the irs. number three, a texas landlord is also unsuccessful when trying to deduct his dog's vet fees explaining he used his dog as his security system for the various properties he owned. number two, an elderly woman tries deducting costs for a swimming pool because her doctor told her it was good therapy for her knee. turns out the pool didn't belong to her. it was her son's. and had absolutely no connection to her except of course for the swimming. okay, finally, the number one craziest deduction, a retired

new york lawyer unsuccessful tried to claim prostitution as a medical expense deduction calling it sex therapy and a positive health benefit. how's that for an audit flag? here's something to remember about all of this, these are actual true stories shared by cpas. coming up, the new portrait of the previous pope some are calling profane, it's not the picture but the palette that has people so upset. i have low testosterone. there, i said it.

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morning." i'm alison kosik. bottom of the hour now. number one, just hours from now north korea's most important holiday of the year, april 15th, the country's founder kim il-sung. many wonder if he'll use his grandfather's birthday to make good on the rhetoric. number two, detainees at one guantanamo bay detention camp have been isolated and in individual cells. they used weapons to go after the guards but no one suffered serious injuries. number three, venezuelans head to the polls today to pick a leader less than six weeks after president hugo chavez's death. chavez ruled venezuela for almost 14 years and won re-election last october. more than 18 million venezuelans are registered to vote. number four, louisiana's meat

packing company a recall due to possible listeria contamination. the recall includes 460,000 pounds of meat sent to retail delis. a third republican senator is publicly announcing their support for a new background check bill. maine senator susan collins will vote to expand background checks for gun owners. secretary of state john kerry is in japan this morning. he's wrapping up a trip to southeast asia. kerry went to seoul to reassure south koreans that the u.s. has their back. and he has some strong words for beijing on his swing through china. let's bring in athena jones now from washington. athena, what did kerry accomplish on this trip? >> good morning, alison. well, after secretary kerry's

meetings in china he came out with some pretty positive language. he said both the u.s. and china are committed to resolving this situation with north korea peacefully, that both countries want to work toward a peaceful denuclearization of the korean peninsula and both calling on pyongyang to not take any provocative steps that could further destabilize the region. this is important because the u.s. sees china as north korea's main ally in the region. and there's been concern that china isn't really using its influence to get kim jong-un to stop this, to dial back i should say, this bellicose rhetoric, this warlike rhetoric we've been hearing. when kerry arrived in japan he met with the japanese foreign minister and talked about what the u.s. and allies and china how they want to see the situation resolved. let's listen to that. >> we would hope that whatever considerations or fears north has of the united states or of others in the region that they

would come to the table in a responsible way and negotiate that. we are confident that we can address the concerns with respect to their security and find ways together with china and the republic of korea and japan and russia and the members of the six-party talks, we can find a way to resolve these differences at a negotiating table. >> now, senator kerry said no options are left off the table, but the ultimate goal is peaceful resolution. they want to see north korea end its nuclear program. they want to see a denuclearization of the korean peninsula. this is the only way they think they can bring stability to the region. >> what is the white house saying about the situation moving forward? >> well, the white house if you ask them they say we're constantly monitoring the situation. those are the key words we hear. their goal is to end this peacefully. they are open to talks. so this is why secretary kerry

has traveled over to the region to try to diffuse the situation. white house officials here are still closely monitoring it. alison. >> athena jones at the white house, thank you. coming up at 9:00 a.m. on "state of the union," senator john mccain joins candy crowley on the north korea threat. that's at the top of the hour right here on cnn. i want to show you something. look at this portrait of pope benedict. do you notice anything odd? up next we're going to tell you about the message behind the portrait and the very unusual material used to make it. when you have diabetes... your doctor will say get smart about your weight. i tried weight loss plans... but their shakes aren't always made for people with diabetes. that's why there's glucerna hunger smart shakes. they have carb steady, with carbs that digest slowly to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and they have six grams of sugars.

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the republican national committee has voted to reaffirm its stance opposing same sex marriage. members at the spring meeting in hollywood also urged the supreme court to uphold the sanctity of marriage. the move comes after social conservatives were outraged that the gop may be softening its tone on same sex marriage in an attempt to attract younger voters. and recently two republican senators came out in support of same sex marriage. mark kirk of illinois and rob portman of ohio who has a gay son. but republican from arizona also has a gay son and says he does not support same sex marriage. he told cnn's anderson cooper that they still have a good relationship. >> no matter what our differences in opinion are, we just have to love and support each other. and since then our relationship has really grown stronger.

and i've watched as if my dad has just really been a huge supporter of me. and, yes, he doesn't support gay marriage, but that's no reason that i shouldn't love him or just accept him for who he is. >> do you hope he changes his position? >> i do. i hope that he changes his position. for me i hope to get married some day. and so i hope that i have that support. >> sol mon also sticking to "old views." for today's faces of faith we're talking about how former pope benedict is becoming the face of condoms. actually, his face is made of condoms in this controversial two-sided portrait by artist nicki johnson. it's inspired by comments

benedict made in 2009 when he said aids in africa cannot be stopped by distributing condoms and said condoms could actually increase the hiv problem. over three years the artist took 17,000 colorful condoms, spent 135 hours unwrapping and unrolling them and spent another 135 hours weaving them through wire mesh to make her statement. now she's hoping it can help further prevent hiv. nicki johnson joins me now from milwaukee. nicki, your portrait has made headlines around the world. did you expect this kind of attention? >> oh, no, not at all. it's been a complete surprise. and a welcome one. >> what exactly is the message that you are trying to send? >> well, i believe our world leaders are responsible to support public health. and i'm hoping that through making this piece to engage a --

to engage further conversation about the importance of preventing hiv/aids. >> now, some people have called it disgusting. some are calling it a publicity stunt that is really just making headlines. how do you respond to that? >> well, also there's been quite a bit of support. there have been people who have said that i have been brave to make a piece like this because it is a challenging subject. >> do you think it's going to have the impact you're intending? >> i'm hoping so. in fact, i've just decided to put a percentage of the proceeds towards benefitting a nonprofit that helps with hiv -- that helps with preventing hiv so that the message of the piece can go further. >> some may say this is really

disrespectful. >> that's true. there are also a lot of people who think that it's time to have this conversation. in fact, there's very little power an artist has over the type of reception their work will have. and this piece has traveled across the world in a viral way over the past month. and i've done interviews with numerous forms of media in many languages. >> okay. niki, so you finished the portrait the week pope benedict resigned. now there's a new pope, pope francis has a history of opposing contraception. how does that make you feel? >> well, i always hope that, you know, there's always room for change and always room for adopting policies that help the most poor, which are women and children. family planning is a great way to limit the size of family and to promote people being able to

better their lives. >> in a cnn/orc poll in march 76% of u.s. catholics, they said the pope should allow catholics to use birth control. so clearly people don't agree with these teachings. do you still think your message is still relevant? >> well, i think it is relevant because of the way that this story has been embraced by the world. i absolutely think it's time for this dialogue. and i think that because of the ti timing in the pass over of the role of being pope from benedict to francis that it gave an opportunity for the voice of question to come forward. and i think that 76% of americans that were polled -- american catholics, is a great statement towards the type of change that people here would like to see. >> all right. niki johnson, thank you so much for your time.

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be the day north korea performs one of their missile tests. on wednesday margaret thatcher's funeral will be in london. demonstrators are expected to protest the former conservative prime minister. and there's even a dark campaign to get "wizard of oz" song to hit the charts. thursday rock and roll hall of fame, famousin du -- come with saturday. international cannabis day for some people. expected to host the country's biggest pot rally. you won't find any rallies at california's joshua tree national park though. if you do, they're probably going to be angry ones. officials have been forced to close some areas until the end of the month because of rampant graffiti. and park officials believe social media may be filling the vandalism. people are posting pictures of

their work at the sites and the trend is taking off. vandal who is are caught face a $5,000 fine and up to six months behind bars. did you know facebook is in a bit of a social media slump these days? teenagers rank as the most important. youtube is now just as important to teens as facebook compared to the same time last year. so what's happened here? what's happened to facebook's popularity? i spoke with tech expert carly nobloch who gave us some clues. >> since the beginning of time teenagers abhor hanging out anywhere where their teenagers are, and once grandma gets to the party, it's over. their victims of their own success. they have to let in all kinds of demographics in order to grow and be successful, that's turning off a lot of teenagers flocking to newer sites like vine. >> is this sort of the beginning of the end for facebook? can we read it as the doom and

gloom? >> well, i think brands which obviously supply facebook with all their revenue in terms of advertising are going to have a big problem. they really need to, you know, with marketing and social media a big part of marketing is being a part of a conversation. so they want to be around when teenagers are discussing their purchasing preferences and be right there to engage with them. if teenagers are not there at the table at all to have the conversation, it's going to be a big problem for teen targeting brands. a lot of these new social sites that teens are flocking to don't yet support advertising are just now starting to roll it out. it's a bit of an unknown entity for these brands. >> you talk about teen purchasing power, according to research it's already reached $800 billion. so advertisers, they are paying attention to these trends. it is a big deal, right? >> absolutely. and, you know, gone are the days when facebook was for young people and early adopters.

now people are frustrated by the barrage of advertising. and they're sort of frustrated too with the invasion of privacy. so, you know, at the end of the day teenagers are fickle and it just might be time for them to move on. dogs and peanut butter, always good for a laugh, especially when they're eating it with their fingers. we'll tell you what's behind the sloppy scene next. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto-insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve.

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and those temperatures are just part of the weather story

today. for others there may be snow in the forecast. karen maginnis, what are we going to see today? >> yeah, snow, that's the first taste of spring across the dakotas. i read one report where one of the big box hardware stores was saying it has been snowing in north dakota for six solid months. well, last year in bismarck the temperature was in the 60s. for today we're going to be below the freezing mark. lots of snow especially along interstate 94 corridor. six to 12 inches but could be some locally heavier amounts. take a look at this. yeah, we've got snow all across this area, but in northeastern sections of south dakota this is what we're looking at. a chance of a wintry mix, maybe some ice or freezing rain, but it's going to be blown around. could see 30-mile-an-hour wind gusts. the temperature right now in bismarck, 26. don't expect it to rise much above that. minot is reporting 23, but it

feels like 13 degrees outside. yeah, this is supposed to be spring. not so much. all right. this is a view across the radar region. in the north central great plains where snow is going to be problematic for drivers. already travel alerts have been issued whereas in omaha and extending into des moines some thunderstorms have broken out. and chicago, don't get used to those fairly mild temperatures because it looks like as we go into the workweek those temperatures take a nice nose dive dropping off a good 20 degrees. all right. we start monday off with a threat of severe weather extending from st. louis to joplin, it's just a little bit further towards the west across oklahoma and into texas. by tuesday and wednesday could see a fairly significant outbreak of severe weather encompassing the northeast sections of texas into arkansas. well, minneapolis gusts to 42, temperatures in the 40s. chicago, 72 degrees today, but going from monday into tuesday temperatures 50s and then back

into the 0s. here's that severe weather threat going from sunday into monday. out ahead we've got that warm air coming up sfrout. on the backside it is snowfall. and, alison, we look ahead and it looks like we could see another round of snow midweek. >> ugh. no more snow, karen maginnis, thank you. >> all right. go to some video you got to see. this is a kind of story don't blink, don't turn away because you could miss the action. look. the video taken in a fisherman's kayak. he's trying to reel in a tuna when, boom, jaws. jaws shoots out of the water. yes, he does. the shark missed the tuna the first time. so it circled back, came back and bumped the tie yak and took it. here's what an expert thinks, he thinks it was a 10-foot tiger shark. the fisherman kept his cool and kept fishing in that spot. everybody loves a good animal video and this one has all the earmarks of a classic. this dog isn't the first to get

his jowls sticky with peanut butter, but wearing his dinner jacket? our jeanne moos takes a look. >> why eat with a sandwich when he can eat peanut butter out of the jar? the guy laughing is the camera man and the hands with the spoon belong to the dog's owner. if you think the cameraman's laughter is contagious, just imagine being there. >> i was basically crying behind the camera laughing so hard. >> at least trevon spencer and his owner could see it. she was underneath the jacket with her head covered. >> she's crouched down and her arms are reaching around oden. >> reporter: the dog himself wearing a white suit and vest at home in spokane, washington. so what inspires someone to make a dog in a suit eating peanut butter video? the answer is two dogs dining

with much better manners. these two waited patiently for their dinner and actually used silverware to eat. not to mention napkins. they even fed each other. the video that inspired was uploaded a little over two years ago when viewers cried fake. the master minds put out another video revealing their technique. they decided to remake the doggie dining classic using peanut butter. and the rest is canine sinmatic history. as one commenter posted, i'm watching a dog in a suit eating peanut butter, what am i doing with my life? and what did you do with the leftover peanut butter? >> it's actually back in the fridge. >> waiting for oden, the german shepherd, when he wants seconds. careful what you eat out of their fridge. who cares about peanut butter and jelly? we prefer peanut butter and

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