this market in horse meat might be a solution to that. response. >> there are no ununwanted horses in america. just recently a poll was published taken just a few months ago where it showed 1.2 million homes available for horses in need. it's a matter of rehoming them and making the effort to find them a new home there are no unwanted horses. it's a manufactured crisis by the small faction of horse meat eating people in the united states who want to bring that industry back. >> tucker: you said it's a threat to public health. how so? >> well, the fda, the government agency responsible for public health and food safety s classifies horses as companion animals. we raise them in the united states as athletes, work mates and they are toxic chemicals and pharmaceuticals banned for use on livestock and food producing animals. putting these horses in food supply. we are contaminating the food supply knowingly. we supply two thirds of the horses that are slaughtered for human consumption ina. mexico and in canada. >> tucker: why would and i know

. >> plus, a horse takes a tumble on a bay area trail. how they got the horse on all fours. >> and lucky in love. why hundreds chose to get married today. >> and in the extended forecast, big changes are ahead. and you are seeing evidence of that in this shot from the transamerica tower. we'll be back after a break. it happened earlier this month in washington state. an 18-year-old woman accused of g this dangerous bridge push. it happened in washington state. an 18-year-old woman accused of shoving 16-year-old jordan holverson is accused of reckless endangerment. jordan fell 60 feet and suffered broken ribs and a punctured lung. >>> a father in colorado is expected to be charged on monday. he is accused of killing his pregnant wife and two children. carter evans is following the latest developments. >> reporter: at a vigil outside the colorado home chris watts shared with his family, friends and neighbors are coming to grips with what happened here. >> we have been with these guys here. it is too close to come. it is a little rle. orter:

a horse for and the germany is actually even suggested that these could be a model for the rest of the e.u. why is that exactly there has been a lot of criticism from germany and across the e.u. towards these sentences again because of the lack of interest integration that the senses are going to allow some critics have been describing them all comparing these centers to jails of course the asylum seekers are able to leave the area but they are very much confined during the day to the senses but there is little interest even in germany this is a pilot. at the moment redone in bavaria and there's only three other of germany's other fifteen states even shown any interest going to cause it is also worth remembering as well that the numbers of asylum seekers arriving in germany and the e.u. is actually reduced in just in germany by the end of last year there were around one hundred seventy thousand. registered asylum seekers in germany which if you compare that to at the height of what's become known as the of the refugee crisis there is numbers of tiny now it's not the only change to immi

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like, the closest i would come to riding a polo horse, is that the founder of polo, ralph lauren, hisrse. and i think we brought -- i might have brought some video of this. >> jimmy: you brought a clip. here he is. >> me riding. look at this. >> jimmy: look at -- oh my! hey. >> look at this. like, i look like i really belong on a horse. >> jimmy: are you kidding me? >> look at that. >> jimmy: that is unbelievable. that's you? >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: one hand? >> yes, i was like, look at me! i'm ralph lauren! you know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> i am polo. and then i pet the horse, and i really was enjoying the company of this horse, and then i went to the bathroom and started, like, scratching my face, and, like, within ten minutes my face exploded. and i think i have -- we have a a picture. >> jimmy: here's nick, 30 seconds after that awesome video. [ laughter ] >> so i was like, yeah, no, i am not -- i am not ralph lauren. i'm ralph lifshiz. >> jimmy: you actually are, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: well, pal, i can't be more proud of you. i know i sh

for a flat fee of $5 timothy hoseller and his horse will give you a scenic tour of the town of colome, not far from kalamazoo. visitors and locals are loving it. >> first time uber and we're riding in a buggy. >> uber is a cool thing. every several years something new comes in. uber is hot right now. so we can have the amish buggies and delivering people to their front doorstep. >> looks like fun. of course, there is no app to hail the amish uber. you have to flag tim down the old-fashioned way by hand. >> i've always wanted to do that, sort of bucket list. >> to take a horse and buggy. >> not just take one. i want to drive the thing. let me at them. >> that would be great. i'm sure there's one in the bay area somewhere. we'll find them. ugh tonight in oakland... >>> another giant player hurt tonight. >> and the a's, i go back to my old line, nine innings, not enough tonight in oakland, what a setting. 35,000 plus saw these dramatics! you made a promise. you agreed to never give up. to ask, what else can i do? you agreed to remember the good people who rise with every challenge, to re

>> and then you're left with a horse. >> if only it's that simple. >> it took him years and years ofctice to learn how to do everything right. >> by his late teens, william's creating detailed, intricate pieces. >> the man was a brilliant wood-carver. >> johnny trapino, another card-carrying member of the circus model builders association of america. he says every circus model builder worth his penknife appreciates dickey's work. >> mr. dickey did all that with a single pocketknife, and that's absolutely amazing. >> william's circus grows to include hundreds of wooden animals... clowns... ringmasters, musicians... and delighted customers. then he adds even more tricks to his toolbox. >> his uncle was a blacksmith, and he made him an anvil. and he learned how to fashion metal. >> that metalwork becomes animal cages, chains, ladders, and even musical instruments. ♪ now he has enough pieces to set up an entire display. he calls it dickey's circus. >> mr. dickey always said, when it was set up it had to sit on a platform at least 75 feet long by 14 feet wide. >> that's about as long as a

is a man's heart beat being on the beach with the horses are enjoyed a lot. between eight for land september the horseback crimps fisherman trolled the belgian coast several times a week. when you're fishing on a boat you have nobody to talk to. you still you heard the engine but. now i count every time i talk to my horse is that my best friend's. ships got a lot more friends i mean. i prefer a horse. today it's mainly tourists who are keeping the five hundred year tradition alive. absolutely. it's so much fun to watch the horses plodding through the sea. it's great for the kids to see and for grownups too it's really cool. that the shrimp fishermen usually spend three hours writing their forces through the scene afterwards they can just sort it out on the beach. vacation jellyfish that end up in the nets tossed back into the sea much to the delight of the seagulls and some fishermen. taking a catch back to their farms where they cook them for tourists to sample. the next day then back out again trolling the sea along the belgian community of course didn't ca

one of them was a horse whisperer. we can say, and the other -- may or may not have been a murderer. we'll leave you to think about that. how about this guy? would you trust him with your mail, with your country? he looks a little dressed up. that's johnny. johnny is actually the character in the right-hand right-hand corner he cleaned up pretty nicely, didn't he. we'll get back to john where. i guess should i say that johnny is actually responsible, not too many poem know this, john would was responsible for the invention of the doughnut. the pony express has done a lot of things. are you skeptical? skepticism? well, i never! how but this famous poster about the pony express, wanted, young skinny, wiry fell lows, or fans preferred. does that sound true? well, i have to be honest. orphans preferred, not actually true. unfortunately the poster -- this poster does get a lot right. they wanted young, skinny, wiry guys and really, really good horse riders. and also, actually not just people who rode horses really well and h

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.>>> a horse and rider are both okay after a rescue in marin county. pictures were tweeted out of a horse that slipped on the rift zone trail and could not get back up. this occurred around 10:15. fire units improvised a sled to move the animal to an area where he could get its footing. the horse was given food and water while waiting for yvette to check on the horses overall health. >>> a gun buy back was held in richmond with a goal of turning weapons into our. we will tell you about that. they partner with the robbie bloodied foundation. $100 gift cards were offered an and $200 for assault rifles. to bazookas were collected. all the weapons will be melted down and an artist will transform it into a work of art. >> you are taking potentially violent tools and transforming it into something peaceful. this is all because of the robbie bloodied foundation. it is named after robbie publicly who was shot to death in alejo back in 2014. >> and number of communities have held gun buybacks. >>> coming up, a colorado man accused of murdering his family after

you won't find anybody riding a horse through a bar in groton, connecticut.his tap dancing t-rex. let's hope he took off his costume before he drove home. because that's the last outfit you want to get pulled over in. then the cops would know you have definitely been drinking. this isn't the only dancing dinosaur making headlines. there is a dancing dinosaur in vermont. don't listen to that old study from your high school math professor or logic. topic number three. let's head down to charlotte, north carolina. business at a local clothing store has hit a wall. this is why you never program your gps to take the shortest route possible. lucky for everyone in the store, everyone was okay. her uber passengers gave her a terrible review. not anyone would get in a car with a female driver. not anyone on my staff. the sexist jerks. police shared his image of her after she exited the vehicle. your driver's license is about to go extinct. topic number four. beer giant moulson-coors is going to produce cannabis infused beverages. the company will have a 67% interest i

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seems rather unlikely that he militarye hefted weapon or that he would've been .llowed to ride a horse there's been an attempt to point out that macarthur was here. he was probably the most famous man that was here is very young lad for a brief time. so the other big story that's associated with this with the 19th-century forts in new mexico in general, the story of the buffalo soldiers. , there hadivil war been black soldiers who fought for the north and the civil war. after the civil war a decision units whoo form black anded under white officers many of them are sent to the west. the first group that came here came in 1866. 125th infantry. they were called buffalo the indians one the planes who first encountered had curly hairey and because of their bravery and their dark complexion. their fierceness. they referred to them as buffalo soldiers. .he men liked it they referred to themselves that way as well. so there were a number of different units. 125th was replaced -- overlap .ith another group of infantry probably the most famous buffalo soldiers were in the night and 10th cavalry

right then find out she's going to sue the sun so they need to understand how to live on and buy a horse needs a say in how to live in the world of being someone and also live in the world being an athlete ok he's your father samuel these are the changes that you have to have when you want to become and if we win you warning to strive to go and play on international saying. you're. going to the valley next week if your sins are well you can have a game here before you get back as well. that's a. lot of families and warm. when something kind. of opposite in the game you see when you see not isness and there. you go you see me skin me and get in your soul is i'm in it in kenya still going to tell you how am i going to be good to city accountability and i'm going to the city i live in was going to isabella as a seed little monkey you got a good looking one good luck was looking one hundred beginning for no good gunning for money was a good follow i don't believe you would speak to meet on monday when you were gone it was in me to find out why for you physically for you at all of the city i

. >>> come up a horse takes a stumble on a bay area trail. >> how it is taken back to safety. >>> and measures the transit group is taking to improve safety across the bay. new details: on this dangerous bridge >>> bart safety, it's been at the for front of the news in recent weeks. joining us is bart director who represents san francisco on the board. it is a collection that spreads through four counties and has 48 stations and 121 miles of track goes from san francisco daily city and antioch and one thing is the concern about increased crime and safety and comfort on the trains. what is bart doing going forward? what's next? >> for me and some of the other directors we want to point out what they have done over the last several years. they have trained young adults 25 to 35 year olds who ride the system and are visible in the station. for me the most important thing, our riders on eengsz and weekends and that's when we are losing the rider ship, the daytime ridership going to work and back is staying strong. we need a presence in the stations and people know they have someone to tur

save a fallen horse. >>> finally tonight, north bay firefighters stepping up to save a fallen horse.the national feed store. the horse was not able to stand up because of the terrain, but they used a sled to drag the horse down the trail to an area where he could get up. the horse was doing just fine after he got back on his legs. >> what a fantastic good news way to end our broadcast. "saturday night live" is next. >> have a great night. while other burger places serve the same old stuff, i'm the only one that has the bowls to serve something different. i mean, just look at my teriyaki bowls. choose from steak or chicken, covered in teriyaki sauce, plus your choice of white or brown rice. what about these bowls jack? hey! you got some pretty nice bowls there. and so does dan! thanks jack! those are some nice bowls. everyone's gonna want to get their hands on jack's bowls. try my bowls! see that right there? you can't say that. what? i was just saying i got great bowls... ooooh. now i hear it. yea. try my teriyaki bowls. only at jack in the box. >> may 17, 2017. robert mueller is app

that horse fell on a narrow section of trail in the point reyes national seashore. it was unable to stand back up because of the terrain and the slope of the trail. firefighters and park rangers managed to put a sled under the horse and move the animal to wider flat ground. the horse immediately stood up and began eating and drinking. >>> a family dispute led to a shooting this morning in san francisco. police say the suspect is the 85-year-old uncle of the victim. it happened just before 9:00 this morning on fell street. the victim's a 49-year-old man who is expected to survive. >>> abc7 news was in richmond for a gun buyback event. no questions asked of anyone who dropped off a weapon. guns were exchanged for gift cards. police wanted to see assault weapons and while a few were turned in, there was one big surprise. >> in fact, we just received a bazooka that's in our mobile command center. and this event's been very successful so far. it's even better this year. >> the buyback was cosponsored by a foundation that receives the dee missed weapons from police and me

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in a sea horse is a local species. it's listed as endangered by the international union for the conservation of nature the r.u.c. am. this animal is only found in three estuaries in south africa. it's a limited range makes the seahorse particularly vulnerable to how they thought loss due to human activity. through pollution for example. now marine scientists at the noise in the basin project are conducting a new study to learn more about this unique animal. so today the last research done on this species in the past was in two thousand and one two thousand and three and since then no research so this study is the first to really investigate the quality of the species the habitat use and all these aspects will be used in on the ground conservation of this endangered species. the beauty of the noise has attracted a growing number of human residents with a negative impact on nature. the area is managed by the south african national park service says. they're not only concerned about pollution in the estuary they also want

i like to look at a store from different angles like the drive-through over i sit inside a horse and on the street what do you see? how do you see that to the consumer's eyes? that is another another way to challenge what we do everyday. >>host: how much coffee do you sell a day at drunken donuts? >> over 2 billion cups of coffee per year. that is the distance for consumer products like bags of coffee and being. and those that are ready to drink or iced coffee we have developed a fast-growing business if you look at the consumer good is this growing from 700 million we feel it is for the future to reinforce what we truly believe is unique. >>host: has fat and sugar and everything that's good for you in them but they also drink fancy coffee is there the out of touch at all? >> know we say very much in touch. like national donut day and those stores are rising daily there was an article this morning on mine but the eight fastest-growing stores donuts are something people like i think all over the world and i know that they are not good but now -- good for you but now compare that with

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jaimie hugh creatures then developed a method to observe them in the ocean. sea horses are incredibly well come of. that protects them but makes it hard for researchers to find them and tell them apart. scientists in south africa have found a way of marking the animals by implanting harmless fluorescent tugs under their skin not helps them identify on truck individuals. tagging the animal and understanding its movement and home range will be able to understand what habitat and what area it needs for its entire lives spent once we know this we can demarcate zones and areas and focus that as sea with conservation areas and hopefully that will promote population growth of the species and help the conservation going forward been in a sea horse is a local species. it's listed as endangered by the international union for the conservation of nature the r.u.c. am. this animal is only found in three extra reads in south africa. it's a limited range makes the seahorse particularly vulnerable to how the total loss due to human activity. through pollution for example. now marine sc

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rather unlikely he could have hefted a military weapon, or that he would have been allowed to ride a horse. maybe he wrote with his dad or his brother, but at any rate there has been an attempt to point out that macarthur was here, and he probably was the most famous man that was here, as a very young lad for a brief amount of time. the other big story associated withthis fort, and indeed the 19th century forts in new mexico in general, is the store of the buffalo -- is the story of the buffalo soldiers, of course. there hadcivil war, been black soldiers who fought for the north but after the civil war, a decision was made whoorm some black units anded under white officers, they were sent to the west, many of them. so the first group that came came in 1866, just after was established, it was the 125th infantry. they were called buffalo soldiers because the kiowa plains whothe great first encountered them, because they had curly hair and because of their bravery and their dark complexion and their fierceness, they referred to them as buffalo .oldiers and theyen liked it, referred to themsel

and then we will show you a pretty odd school solution to the problem of water hyson in. sea horses mysterious and magical marine animals but threatened with extinction in many parts of the world scientists in south africa trying to do something to save the tiny cute creatures then developed a method to observe them in the ocean. see horses are incredibly well come of. that protects them but makes it hard for researchers to find them and tell them apart. scientists in south africa have found a way of marking the animals by implanting harmless fluorescent tugs under their skin that helps them identify and truck individuals. like tagging the animal and understanding its movement and home range will be able to understand what habitat and what area it needs for its entire lives spent once we know this we can demarcate zones and areas and focus that as sea with conservation areas and hopefully that will promote population growth of the species and help the conservation going forward be the sea horse is a local species. it's listed as endangered by the international union for the conserva

they don't know what a horse is or a cat or a dog they don't get to pet. >> reporter: one of them isold who spent four days volunteering helping to set up table ands chairs. >> i'm really excited for this weekend. i'm going to be helping out maybe pushing the steers in the back in the chutes. but, yeah, i'm really excited. >> reporter: 300 people have signed up for various contests on saturday and sunday. kids under 3 are invited to compete in a sheep riding contest. the statue of the historic radio star and his horse will make an appearance. the landmark graced downtown gillroy for years until it was put out to years ago. professional bull rider will be announcing the events. he says there is no sport like rodeo. >> cowboys like to brag. i'm a little bit better than you or i have a horse that bucks better than your horse. you know, that's where the sport evolved from. >> reporter: 5,000 fans are expected to turn out each day. proceeds go to youth programs. in gillroy, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> just ahead, one of the still flat. here. try this. and... ♪ ooh, heaven -- nailed it. i

you can only have three, a miniature horse, a dog, and a cat. >> when you have to clean up after them the size of a big horse. >> the thing is, it does kind of picks me off that people are gaining assistance, what happens is something is great, and then you have all these other people going, then i don't have to pay for shipping the animal or the extra stuff, i will apply for this online. they make it too easy. >> people have serious psychological conditions and you are making fun of them. you are not apathetic enough. and it makes me very anxious. >> you need one of these. >> my therapy animal is a wild turkey. >> i have one last one. prepare for a war on balloons and environmental experts say, this is the company that wants to ban straws. now environmentalists say the pieces of balloons that fall back to earth can be deadly to seabirds and turtles that eat them. clemson university is ending its tradition of sending 10,000 balloons into the air. >> first -- we are getting ready of everything that's fun. candles are next. >> so what do you do when they in fact say it pollutes the ocea

. >> so many kids don't know what a horse is or a cat or a dog. spent four days volunteering helping to set up tables and chairs. >> i'm really excited for this weekend. i'm going to be helping out push the steers from the back of the chutes. >> kids under 3 are invited to compete in a sheep-riding contest. casey tibbs and his horse war paint will make an appearance. it was put out to pasture four years ago. professional bull rider will be announcing some of the events. san martin native, he said there's no sport like rodeo. >> cowboys like to brag like football and baseball players. i'm a little bit better than you. i have a horse that bucks better than your hotter. that's where the sport evolved from. >> proceeds will go to youth programs. in gilroy, david louie. abc 7 news. >> kids 12 and under get in free. thank you for joining us is for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc news at 5:00 starts now.fic >>p offer killed while eafreeway.b what we have learned about the collision and the man killed in the line of duty. >>> a judge in the deadly "ghost ship" fi

they don't know what a horse is or a cat or a dog they don't get to pet. >> reporter: one of them ishis 14-year-old who spent four days volunteering helping to set up table ands chairs. >> i'm really excited for this weekend. i'm going to be helping out maybe pushing the steers in the back in the chutes. but, yeah, i'm really excited. >> repor signed up for various contests on saturday and sunday. kids under 3 are invited to compete in a sheep riding contest. the statue of the historic radio star and his horse will make an appearance. the landmark graced downtown gillroy for years until it was put out to pasteur four years ago. professional bull rider will be announcing the events. he says there is no sport like rodeo. >> cowboys like to brag. i'm a little bit better than you or i have a horse that bucks better than your horse. you know, that's where the sport evolved from. >> reporter: 5,000 fans are expected to turn out each day. proceeds go to youth programs. in gillroy, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> just ahead, one of the most technologic vessels docks in san francisco. we'll give

he had a sprained ankle, an injured horse. led plane, he'd have to go down first, a steep slippery slope. >> i had to walk the horse all the way down to the bottom, sinking in up to its knees in the dirt and rock. >> carefully, he coaxed the limping double d toward the plane. >> down all the switchbacks and then bail off the trail and go down to the creek. >> he followed the creek bed. and then, as he worked his way toward the plane, something caught his eye. and he looked up, and saw in the distance -- >> a girl walking in the creek. >> what was that like to see? >> it was a surprise. it was a shock. >> telling us her story. >> i knew the odds i would survive that were very unlikely. >> when "date lean" continues. this is matt. look at him, the little freak. matt's a super fresh lettuce freak, slicing it daily to three thirty-seconds of an inch. the tastiest width for lettuce good for you, matt, you dang lettuce freak. freaky fresh. freaky fast. jimmy john's. freak yeah. >> mckenzie morgan was alive, though, stumbling along ne

i can't even afford to rent a horse. he asked for money.ut congress did not provide any at that point. jefferson, i think, learned when he was a minister to france in the 1780's but he was in debt. i don't think he realized the magnitude of it until he came home. 1789 to virginia and he thought he could stay here for a few weeks at thingsllo, get reorganized, and extricate himself from debt by selling some of his acreage and some of his slaves. but he really cannot even pay any interest on his indebtedness. monroe was in debt as well too. heavily inulating western lands, much of it out in now what is kentucky. -- he was ak lawyer, and he practiced law to some degree, but i don't think .e really enjoyed practicinglaw -- practicing law. in fact, one of the letters that struck me the most in researching the book was that at oneroad to jefferson point -- jefferson was in france and monroe was here -- and he says, i really dislike practicing law, i want something nose. something else would have been political office. jefferson writes back to him

. >>> new on abc 7 news at 6:00, a horse falls off a north bay hiking trail.mal back on its nefeet. >> a museum that will become history. how much time you'll have to enjoy playland not at the beach. >>> a chirping sound got the attention of a woman. >> what she discovered was no bird. >> that's a baby bobcat. jennifer said she found a baby bobcat this morning in a tree near her driveway. her neighbors found one in their backyard last week. the baby bobcat is now now now w rafael. >> we'll see you back here at >> we'll see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight -- breaking news. inside the russia investigation. abc news confirming white house counsel don mcgahn extensively cooperating with robert mueller. questioned for more hours than any member of the white house staff. mcgahn reportedly calling donald trump "king kong" because of his temper. >>> city on edge. the urgent manhunt at this hour for two murder suspects considered armed and dangerous. police say they may be linked to several deadly shootings. >>> also tonight, the reigning miss america accusing new p

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you need to represent a horse thief. >> that's really acutely observed by chekhov and repeat it to usause many people do confuse the author with the story or the author with the morality or what he's writing about. >> let me say one thing about his death, that i was very moved by which was all these women, all these former lovers were at his death bed. i want to say there were five women there, not one of them was a sort of sniffling masochist. there was a doctor and a woman who woman who ran the theology department, was there a woman who ran a quite vast horse farm in virginia that had been older than he when they were involved. so i mean, none, i think -- i think on my death bed, men i've dated will be standing in line with pillows. >> i hear what you're saying, you're answering an unasked question that the complaints by philip roth who complained that he was misogynistic, that his te male characters were not developed. i don't know what he was like as a human being in the past three years. as i said, i don't have a great deal of faith and trust in the men of his generation or my ge

of course, the biggest thing is grant held the record at west point for the highest jump on a horse of any cadet. i can't remember, it's 5'6" or something but he gets on this horse, very dramatic scene. they are in this west point place and the sergeant who is running, teaching the cadets how to ride horses and all, signals for this young man to come and in comes grant on top of this horse, circles this place, jumps over some barriers and that is the record at west point from that period on. horses were very, very important to grant because he had an exceptional ability to deal with them. >> chuck, can you comment on the other part of the question, whether his horsemanship and skills as a horseman had any relation to his talents as a fighting general? >> i don't qualify myself as a military historian at all, but i think part of what i think makes up grant's personality is his ability to solve problems, and a horse can be a problem for him. he knew how to deal with the problem. the enemy in front of him could be a problem. he knew how to deal with that. his adversaries in the congress o

remember the squirrels, ducks, now, many horses. at among liberals. we thought we would give victims advice on how to cope with the presidency. by bringing on some therapy horses. this is the executive director of the farm. joining me with her many therapy horses, alexander the great and robbie. which one is which? >> this is robbie, this is alexander the great. jesse: if someone comes to you and says, the trump presidency is given me a lot of stress. how would you suggest these victims cope using many horses? >> well, and presentations that we have done to corporate groups, i will ask for a person who is really stressed out on a scale of 1 to 10. to come and sit next to a horse. jesse: sit on the ground. >> on the chair. but if they want to sit on the ground that is fine. jesse: like this. >> what is your stress level right now? jesse: probably and nine. >> put your hand right here on the horse. nice deep breath and. i've never heard anybody breathe -- [laughter] jesse: that does feel good. >> what is your stress level right now? >>

there was a lot of horse-drawn traffic on the roads then, too, and horses caused a problem, too. you want to make sure you're not scaring the horses, spooking them or upsetting the driver behind those horses. but ford finally settled on putting the steering wheel on the left side of the car by the time of the model t. so if you look at our '14 model t, the steering wheel is right where we expect to find it. we have a 1914 example which certainly looks more like what people expect a model t to look at. it is painted black, and black was your only choice as part of a production streamlining process. model t was a very well-built car, quite state-of-the-art for 1908, 1909 when it was introduced. a lot of cars were wood framed, fairly flimsy construction. and the steel was lighter than standard steel, but also very strong, so that helped the car to hold up over the terrible roads generally in america. it hits high off the ground, has a flexible suspension and can handing ruts in the road, bumps, and tall enough to clear some ruts or even stumps that might be in the road. we take for g