these protests not only are taking part not u.s., but alsoa ss the world. 100 demonstrators in london we protesting outside the u.s. embassy. they were holding signs that read america is torturing children, and families . long togeth >>> a blind and partially deaf puppy has a new leash on life. she fell into a deep hole in her backyard. rescuers, though, refused to give up. they were finally able to pull the adorable pup to safety after a three-hour long ordeal. that crowd of onlookers there erupting into cheers as little toffee was pulled out to safety. she appeared to be in good health. rescuers had their eyes on her the entire time. they lowered c aera down into that 50 foot deep hole and they were also able to keep toffee fed while they figured out the best way to get her out of there. the local tv stations in ntsville, alabama live streamed the whole thing. >>> a string of tornadoes ripped through parts of montana and south kota this week, at least five twisters touching down. and a meteorologist at our sister station in south dakota capturing one tornado on camera. take a look a

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it's got bacon alsoas egg and cheese on it.akfast bucket. which is like mix of everythinge so p can actually take it home or take it to theirork and eat it at their desk insteat of tryingo eat everything driving down the road. >> where can people find you when they come hutere. >> monday and tuesday we're at the exploration building off the 23 in california from 8:00 inor vernment contractor offices,he wednesday, thursday, friday we're at the brass rail in g mills from 6:30 in the morning wednesday, thursday a friday. >> exploration many building and brass milou. >> thank yery much. >> thank you very much.om e out and support i'eda buys. >> tony over to you. >> annie thank you very much. so many community gro and non-profits come out this morning. we want to toe showcase as many of them as we'v can. e got opinion ups for paws. they have their own calendal. dressed up thank you for coming out. absolutely tell me who you're with. piney point museum andnd museum, african-american schoolhouse. our show before.n who's been on look a

and they will not shop in the store again and there is also a shop in the store again and there is alsoa put the products on the toilet. thank you very much indeed. thousands of children in care are at risk because they are being moved around the system too much. that's the warning from the children's commisioner for england. the government says it's put in place a range of measures to help create stable environments. but anne longfield said nearly 2,400 children had to change home, school or social worker in the last year. the lack of blood, stem cell and organ donors within black and asian communities is leading to a ‘silent crisis‘ for those who need treatment, according to a group of mps. today, they‘ re recommending a new public health campaign to target these communities. the b positive choir are all affected by a lack of donors — and earlier this week, they performed on britain's got talent. tim muffett went to meet them. # rise up # yeah # rise up... in 2016, my kidneys failed. i spent 14 months on dialysis. about ten months in, we found my brother was a match. and so last year —