bo, you can see he has blue skin on the bottom, too. he is a boy. if you part it, it is not as blue as yours. i don't know. i love shepherds. he got better. you have a little dog? he is a portuguese water dog. he loves to swim. [indiscernible] >> that's why he's called a water dog, because he's blue. first lady michelle: that could be it. that could be it. you want to come in? if you guys have had a pet, let somebody else come in. you want to hold the leash? you've got him? just make sure he is smelling food. yeah. you guys are very good with him, you are very gentle. he is so calm. he feels comfortable. pet away. [indiscernible] >> a dog bit me when i pet a dog. one time when i was at my friends house. first lady michelle: come here, come around here, and let me show you something. when you meet a dog, the best thing is to let him smell you, just put your arm out, you know, so you never just want to reach for a dog you do not know. and then you see what the dog is like, because if he is really calm like bo, then you can pet his head. oh, my goodnes

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protestersill the streets of paris as anger over pension reforms bos over. president macron is the target of the demonstrators' fury. plus, the pros and cons of universal basic income. how the promise of guaranteed funds plays out in the real world. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world ns america." the die has been cast in the impeachment of president trump. this morning in washington, house speaker nancy pelosi announced lawmakers will begin drawing up charges against the president. democrats accuse mr. trump of abusing the power of his office for his own political gain. republican backlash was swift and intense, with the president leading the charge. the bbc's nick bryant starts our coverage. nick: on capitol hill today, the battle lines started being marked out for an epic political fight, a process likely to lhed to trial of donald trump a , a constitutional spectacle seen only twice before in america's turbulent history. the democratic house speaker nancy pelosi is now ready to move forward with drafting the articles

but in the north coast we're beginning to see the rain around bo day ga bay. we do think this trend continue approaching 11:00 tonight. rainfall rates getting more intense. you can see the storm has a lot of moisture to work with. atmospheric river extending off shore which may park itself over california all the way through monday. heavier rain at times around the kincade fire burn zone. there's a flash flood watch in effect until 4:00 a.m. on monday. we'll talk more about how much rain this particular atmospheric river pattern could cause for the bay area and the sierra. >>> the weather is creating problems in the air. this is a live look here at san francisco international airport. sfo says it had to cancel 67 flights today, more than 450 flights were delayed. >>> the wet and windy weather wreaking havoc on the roads. about 3:00 this afternoon this happened. tree branches coming down on a northbnd 880 near bascom road in san jose. one, two lanes blocked, caused major delays for more than an hour. here's a look from the caltrans camera. this is just one of s

break in it's a not a total break in terms of wall to wall sunshe by any stretch, but actually be some bos of some showers showers and so forth but by the weekend another stem in which to watch other thing to look about this is this is kind coming from west to east a little bit not a major debt, so it'snot a cold core system that means snow vels won't be parcularly really really low with this there you can see it out to sea and actually because near the source of the slow might en get a coupleclaps of lightning lots of thunder couple strikes of lightning with all of that to the shot from u c berkeley would see the scattered clouds already in place but there are breaks at least for right now might get some sushowers some starlight out of that showers and rain to develop looks to be little bit later than we thought earlier some heavy at times overnight hours now tomorrowwe got morning rain scattered afternoon showers and this week. it's fre but clouds a spotty shower and all returning on saturday, but n again there's a lot up in the air on that saturday system as well let's time this out for

this saturday then for the raiders across the bay, they have 2 players that was selected to the pro bo. so starting right tackle trent brown he was selected congrats you it's his first appearance and then center rodney hudson will be making his 3rd pro bowl appearance, the raiders half f alternatives all from the offensive side of the mall. the raids will goon the road this sunday to take on the los angeles charger we'll fire to course rescue cat stuck in trees, what about german shepherds yeah they were called to do exactly that linda moma has e story. >>that's the tree right there it the type of 911 caldog owner aron thurston sa she never expected to ma i was so scared like that'sis my my baby like she's everying to me on saturday.thurston says she let her 2 ar-old german shepherd baby offer least for just a feminutes and she has special gue when she ran off moments later thurston heard baby barking and suddenly realizeher poochad gone into a precarious position i loed up and i was like oh my gosshe's going to falturns oubaby booked up a branch in pursuit of a catch. d i'm so it's ju

now to 0 so there's a bo has a report now from a top up in brazil. every day because who somebody see there goes into the national park to look for seeds he's trying to preserve the rain forest and the dozens of species that live in it. the threat of deforestation has become a major problem and then goes like this there are fighting back and what do we. what we are seeing is really bad and they are burning the forest so our work looks into encouraging farmers to enroll in comic alternatives i don't destroy the forests have environmental impact or killed over. there that is growing fountains of trees every year and help locals make a living while also caring for the environment the ngos funded by what's called the amazon fund handled by the government the fundraising is donations to help fight deforestation in amazonia deforestation and the fires have already destroyed large sectors of the amazon rain forest but there are projects like this one that are trying to preserve and re forest the areas that have been already devastated there are more than 40

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bo welcome to sophie cove visionary. improving our alliance with every day objects the design of today's about comfort and function and today my guest is one of the most prolific designers iconic designers of our times karim rashid. sheet artists do all the owner hi great to have you with us today you look wonderful thank you so do you agree in moscow today in your old pink and serious side of the way of sunshine well in the winter moscow gets a bit crazy but you know most cities around the world get quite great so then they have you talking with. us all right so i want to start over with one of your motos which is you should grasp the luxury of freedom. instead of luxury of the physical world but then i know that you are super famous and super in demand and you do all kinds of designs for high end 5 star hotels. where does that fit i think that's a luxury and freedom recall you mean you made a mistake there most of the hotels i do are 2 star 3 star and more democratic in fact i did a hotel i don't know about 7 years ago