ollie's attitude. karen: ollie was so desperate for company, and so was tunza when he came in, that we took a chance and put the two together. and i think at this age, any company is good company. someone push around and play with. they have a lovely relationship, these two. alex: but karen says don't let ollie's soft nature fool you. karen: people always think that elephant are these really sort of lovely, sweet, gentle things. they're actually not. they're incredibly stubborn, and they do what they want to do. they sulk a lot. and they're quite high maintenance. you know, i think they really sort of philosophize about things and get very upset about things. they're not simple souls. ollie, in particular, he he wants to do when he wants it done. he'll go and stand in the corner and totally ignore you until he decides that now it's time to be friends again. if the bottle isn't exactly the right temperature... and he really spends so much of his time thinking about things and really being sad about what

alex: ollie can't stay here. he needs a more proper rehabilitation facility if he is to have any chance at all to live. so ollie is driven to nearby south africa--to a rehab center close to the capital city of pretoria, run by wildcare and supported by ifaw, the international fund for animal welfare. ifaw man: you can't just simply we have a responsibility if we're managing these species, to manage them in the entirety, and part of that is to look after orphans. and we're not aware of what happened to the mother, so...you know, some people might argue it's a natural process, but with not knowing what has happened, it might be a man-made situation, and then in that case we've got to take responsibility for our actions. alex: the goal is to make ollie stronger so he can possibly be moved later to a new home at will grow up and learn from a herd of adults and ultimately be released back into the wild. but that's still a big if and certainly a long ways off. karen trendler of wildcare says ollie is in bad shape. kare

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. >> reporter: omplet -- ollie was found with strut. >> lucille is missing teeth, but she will be milling. >> miss lizzie would be perfect for any home. >> she is great with kids, great with other dogs. >> faith and tilly are blind, but would make fine family pets. >> she is around 10 years old. she is house trained she is sweet. >> this is marko, a 10 1/2-year-old chihuahua mix, a male terrific with children, cats and dogs, he is looking for his forever home. if you're interested in marko or any other animals visit the senior hospice website. if you would like to share your story, post the picture to the facebook page using the #6abc shelter me. we'll be featuring your stories on upcoming "shelter me rescue of the week" segments. with marko, i'm monica malpass channel 6 "action news." >> 9:26. top stories coming up next on "action news," plus, another check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. "action news" continues are after this break. >> happening now on "action news," saturday at 9:00 a.m., down to the wire, we're days away from the presid

. >> ollie north said everything he did was in the service of what he understood ronald reagan wantedreally just done out of love of country and it was very tough for those politicians in suits to knock that testimony down. >> i did do it. i was given a mission, and i tried to carry it out. >> but part of that mission was to shield the others who were giving you the orders. >> that is the part of any subordinate. >> president reagan still wasn't talking about lieutenant colonel oliver north's testimony. >> i'm not going to comment until the hearings are over. >> the white house states flatly the president did not know about the diversion. officials here are still bracing for the testimony next week of john poindexter. a man who unlike north met with the president every day. sometimes with no one else in the room. >> did you at any time tell the president that proceeds from the iranian arms sale were being used to support the contras? >> i don't -- i did not. an important point here is on this whole issue, the buck stops here with me. >> the important point is, if there had been eviden

. >> what do you think of olly's?pproximate it's a winning model. >> you are both arguing the same thing. the future looks bright for retailers. there's confidence again. >> a few months ago people were saying that the future was dead for these retailers. >> it was a wild card, but now it's playing. home field advantage for retailers all the way through. >> you still are on a turkey high. you ate a lot of leftovers yesterday. macy's should not be selling at 19, 22. >> this is my worry. that's my worry. >> target at 13, 14. >> that's all-time highs. >> yes, because they have -- the apple iphone. >> i'm waiting. >> people feel -- >> is that your wallet? >> that there's more in this next year. they are willing to -- >> look at this. >> they have to feel good. >> yeah, yeah. >> they have to feel good. >> i was buying it. no one -- everyone at the dance. >> there's optimism. whether you agree with the politics or not, there's optimism surrounding more money for the consumer, more money for corporations on the back of perso

that old exercise of, you are in a lifeboat and olli rehn for one more and it has to be either hitlermussolini. amy: but you say it is not that choice. >> i'm not a proponent of scaring people into voting for hillary is the only reason. are aboutr ads scaring people. instead of saying positive things she's going to do -- and she's going to do positive things. the revolution needs to be there to support her when she does the right things and to challenge her when she doesn't. i say in the film, you know, if she doesn't do this, we can't wait like we did with obama. we have to be active and we are going to run some but it against her in the next election. we're going to run people in the midterms that are going to oppose her. democrats that will oppose her in congress. we're going to have to do that. our work is not over. amy: and the fact republicans are saying the minute if elected, they will be investigating her and they're talking about possible impeachment? >> they're always going to behave like republicans. the difference between her and obama, she is not going to go out there and

well, to tell you the truth, ollie, i'm just a little bit... ( slamming ) randall? don't you answer when you're spoken to? trying to avoid trouble, friend. i thought you were looking for trouble. mm-mm. then tell him what he can do, burt. forget about paul decker. that make sense to you, randall? no. we want decker. he's still fair game. mm-mm. why? because he cut down george taggart in cold blood. my name is taggart. mine, too. george was our brother. make sense to you now, randall? yeah. side order of bacon. anything else, josh? a box of 45s. i'm waiting on this man. i said a box of 45s. same of 30-30s. now some rope. rope? how much? oh, about enough to hang a man. decker killed our brother. we're gonna take care of him. anybody who tries to interfere is gonna get the same. i wouldn't wanna mess with those guys. yeah, neither would i. if you were to bring me in dead, you'd get the same bounty? the same. dead, i might be less trouble to you. you might. how do i know i can trust you? i guess you don't, 'cepting your wife did. she could be wrong. i didn't come in her

religion ollie has to be paid for. if you are jewish you pay synagogue fees. we pay for all kinds of things. i don't really see the tension. know a lot of people do but i personally don't. impulse wasthat the inherently an impulse of betterment as well. was that the gap between rich and poor was widening dramatically. because the price of food had gone up dramatically and because rents were rising, the real wages of most laboring people were falling steeply. the real income of the average english farm laborer was 45% of what it had been in 1500. it is extraordinary. clearly if you live in such a society than the biggest threat to spirituality is material degradation. --ple are getting poo poorer and poorer. there were social tensions and frictions going on. those are some of the biggest enemies of religious belief. the impulse to better themselves, socially and economically, i think those were compatible. that is not necessarily a common point of view but it is the way i look at it. >> [inaudible] nick: a very interesting question. he wrote it in several stage

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tommy, ollie, come in here! i was wondering when you'd do that. any more, luigi? your aim is bad, luigi. now, what are you gonna do with the empty gun? keep away from me! what do you want? i want you to come to the studio with me so i can show you how movies are made. no, i won't go. [knock at door] come in! this steak is so good, waiter, i think i'll have another. might as well, since the studio's paying for it. never happier in my life. so i see. well, after all, the studio's-- the studio's paying for it. i know, i know. [both laugh] well, is it any fault of mine if kent decides to stay away when all this is given to us for free? i hardly think kent's just twiddling his thumbs. what brought you out here? same business that brought you and kent, inspector. we could sure use you. this dinelli's a tough customer. i think we've got him where i want him. you've seen him already? returned the greetings he extended to you and kent this morning. ah, we can always count on you. inspector, how would you like to be on the kill tonight? the kill? yes, if you can tear yourse