. >> tired of your dog barking and barking?re going to tell you how to stop it once and for all. >> aw, she's not that bad. hi, everybody. good afternoon. we have wall to wall sunshine. it's dry and will continue to be dry and the temperature is going up. the full weekend forecast is coming in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> "indiana jones" will be okay. harrison ford has a few broken bones but is lucky after crashing his plane. danielle nottingham reports from southern california. >> reporter: the vintage single- engine plane that harrison ford was piloting sits on the golf course where he crashed yesterday. he made a distress call after taking off from santa monica airport. >> 53178 engine failure immediate return! >> oh, dude he is landing on the course! >> reporte

. >> and like something out of a lassie episode, a barking dog leads a woman to an amazing discovery. we will show you what she found. >> we found oakland in this live shot. some of >> a very scary landing this morning was caught on video. >> ready? get down! >> the plane blew a tire as it was taking off on a flight from denver to kansas. circled back to the airport and the tire was clearly shredded as the plane touched down. passengers were told to brace for the worst, but the landing was fine. there was cheering and applause as the plane came to a stop. >>> people in the south pacific island of vanuatu says it looks like a bomb hit. brian webb look at the destruction everywhere. >> reporter: cyclone pam left massive devastation after it slammed into vanuatu. winds ripped roofs off homes and tossed boats like toys. >> i'm speaking to you with a heart that is so heavy. i do not really know what impact cyclone pam had on vanuatu. >> reporter: the cyclone knocked out power and communications across the chain of 65 islands. many areas don't have running water. the extend of the damage is

pattern of flurdz and have large mature ficus adjacent to 580 hayes street with the stems with the bark are prone to experiencing large limb failures they have poor structure with limbs that included the barbara total of 6 photos i'll put on the overhead this image is subject tree number one and what i wanted to point out on this image on the rhetoric the main litter to the right has 3 items with points of told them and two main stems with the attachment was constituent with the bark the stems in the rear has a indicator and two stems attached below that plant i believe that's a poor attachment and this is close up image of that union as you can see there's a indicator with decay within that wound and two pogsdz of the stem extend this is the rear tree number one showing the included bark and the attachment where we're seeking the trees typically fail and tree number 2 to the west has co-.com in what capacity leaders one injury above the injury have two stem that are joined this stem needs to be removed if the tree is retightened there's multiply co-leaders in tree number 2 this image t

>> the dog has stopped barking now. we wait now to see if the dog will continue barking.is what they do on cnn. they pretend something is happening from a distance. the dog has been fed, possibly the dog has gone to sleep. although that would be unusual for the dog to go to sleep that quickly after barking that much. the dog is back now. [ laughter ] on this gorgeous night. we don't know what kind of dog it is. it sounds like a smaller dog. eventually may grow into a larger dog. pretty much have proven here i can fill six hours a night on cnn. >> i stand corrected. that is hands down hair-up the best rooftop reporting we've ever seen on the ridiculist. that does it for us. cnn special report vanished mystery malaysia airline flight 370 starts now. >>> the following is a cnn special report. >>> the following is a cnn special report. >>> it's one of the greatest mysteries of all time. >> nobody expects a 777 to vanish. it just doesn't happen. >> a state of the art aircraft with 239 people on board. disappea

you hear dogs barking. you see an officer charging. we've got the story behind the tadser take erer taser takedown. >>> a dare devil scales the towers 70 stories up. >> a gopro strapped to his head. >> see why getting down is just as heart stoppinging. >>> a motorcyclist with a green light wants to go for it. >> don't do it. >> the command decision that threw him out of control. >>> and a dude knows the line "i have a boyfriend." is what a lot of girls tell guys when getting hit on. >> i have a boyfriend. >> i have a boyfriend, too. >> why turning the tables backfires. >> you did something dirty with your eyes. >> whatever you say. >> has this happened to you, talking to a girl they suddenly throw that in i have a boyfriend? >> nerver. >> a i canchaotic scene captured and quickly going viral. you hear dogs barking. you see an officer charging into a home a man holding up a dog gate a woman screaming and that taser go off. >> no! no no no! >> that man is john also the poster of this video. two young people i

while shopping the dog was barking at a passerby, the passerby felt threatened calls the police.he cop shows up. >> she's not vicious. my dog has not stepped out of my vehicle. you cannot take my dog. she is not done anything to anybody. she has not attacked anybody. she's not bit anybody. >> we reached out to the snowflake police department and sent us the officerness incident report. the officer walked up to the vehicle with the dog, as i approached the rear of the vehicle a large pit ball came out of the window. the dog stopped and was 3/4 out of the vehicle. it was barking and showing its teeth no way the reporting party could get into her vehicle. >> you cannot take my dog officer whiple cleared the scene. thought no way to escalate the situation any further. >> adorable animal rescue that is remarkable. this is in chile. firefighters are rescuing nine little puppies that they don't get caught up in a forest fire. there's a forest fire that has burned 740 acres, and the mom of these puppies dug a hole, buries her puppies to try to protect them from the fire. >> did pretty go

the bark was from an aspen tree which tends to grow in cleared areas.e also found needles from two coniferous tree species, the subalpine fur and the engleman spruce. subalpine furs grow in elevations above 9,000 feet. and engleman spruces grow in wet areas suggesting the body was somewhere on the mountain's north slope, which doesn't get much sun. trammell identified an area matching all these parameters just one mile from where the braided hair was discovered 15 years earlier. the necrosearch team made up entirely of volunteers moved into action. >> they have a commonality to them, is that they, i think they all wanted to be sherlock holmes at one time. >> the team marked off the area and began what's known as a grid search. each grid measuring one square meter. >> on their hands and knees, just a few feet apart and literally crawling across the forest floor, looking for any traces of something out of the ordinary. these are scientists. they're used to looking for the minute that is not in the ordinary. >> search teams thoroughly analyze one grid area

yes, that could be annoying. - [sighs] - [dog barking] that's it. i'm going over there.ow, don't go starting something because whenever you do, i'm the one that-- that she couldn't hear. [door opens] they're gone. cam. all the children are gone.

neighbors called 911 after the docks barked.re was no sign of forced end try no obvious sign of foul play. but the coroner later ruled the death a homicide saying the 56- year-old man died of blunt- force trauma: a man was arrested from san jose. he was already in jail for another crime. then gabriela ortiz 19 was arrested a week after the killing. neighbors say the victim will be missed. nice guy, we talked over the phoenix, university of santa clara graduate. >> reporter: it was tips from the community that led to that first arrest. somebody out there knows something. gilroy police want you to give them a call. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the family of a brain-dead bay area teenager is suing children's hospital oaklan the surgeon. the family says she bled excessively after tonsil surgery. they asked to see a doctor but nurses didn't call one for five years. at that point the heart stopped. the family wants is seeking damages. the hospital won't comment on pending lawsuit. >>> chances of california's drought

she said it was very common for doll bee to bark off and on during the night.t particular night she said that doll by just kept on barki. she was not stop. >> two weeks after she dispiered i was in ocilla. her sister took me into the house. >> when they went into the living room did they find anything tipped over? >> no they did not. >> did the kitchen look out of sorts in any way? >> other than the beauty pageant she helped eight girls get ready other than this thing in the kitchen it was basically how it normally looked. >> the bed looked as if it was shept slept in or never been made. there was a lamp next to the bed the shade was as skew looked like it was off angle broken at the base. >> this is the lamp, correct. >> it could have fallen on the floor like a piece was missing. >> there were a lot of people talked about seeing a black truck in tara's yard. even talked to one of the neighbors who lived about a block away who actually said he saw a black truck there that he did not recognize. i don't think that they have been able to track down the driver of t

. ♪ ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ♪ ...anytimedog growls ] ♪ ♪ oh. so you're protesting? ♪ ♪ okay. [ male announcer ] introducing xfinity my account. available on any device. i want to show you the envelope that the letter came in. would you read me the address, robert durst. >> and who you sent it to. susan berman, 1527 benedict cannon. beverly spelled wrong, california, 90210. which is near the zip code that you want in beverly hills but you didn't want her neighborhood. >> that was a clip from the conclusion of "the jinx." there was a very dramatic development that took place yesterday just before that episode aired, strange developments up ahead. stay with us. >>> this is what a brain looks like when you take a picture of it. this is a brain scan made by an mri. if you ever had one, god bless you. when you get an mri for your brain, they have to slide you inside this giant machine. the room is freezing. the machine sounds like elves hammering. you are guaranteed to feel stressed and claustrophobic. if all goes well they slide

[men barking orders] >> take it up. that is a terrible habit.se slack into the gear when they want it from aloft -- host: in the 1970's elissa fell on hard times. she had been at sea for 100 years. she had one of the longest careers as a merchant vessel. galveston historical foundation were made aware of elissa's plight and the gears were put into motion to purchase the ship. she was purchased and brought to galveston in 1979 and the complete restoration of the ship began. she is involved with crew sail trianiaining. we have adult seamanship traini ng. was the year she is allowed into the gulf of mexico for day sails. our volunteers learning how to sail the ship on a real one to one basis. it is one thing reading about sailing these ships, but to climb the rigging and feel the ship move while sailing is a unique opportunity and one available to people that join our volunteer program at texas seaport museum. announcer: all weekend long, american history tv is featuring galveston, texas. in 1900, a category four hurricane devastating the city kill

. ♪ ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ♪ ...anytime [ dog growls ] ♪ ♪ oh. so you're protesting? ♪ ♪ okay. [ male announcer ] introducing xfinity my account. available on any device. . >>> this is cnn newsroom. let me bring you up to date on the top stories this hour. >>> the man police say stormed security in new orleans international airport has died. an officer shot 63-year-old rich white three times on friday. white apparently had smoke bombs and gas cylinders in his car. authorities say he suffered from mental illness. >>> more chilling footage from a suicide attack in yemen. investigators say the mean seen here with the crutches made his way in to mosque and blew himself up. it is one of two blasts that killed at least 137 people. the latest violence prompted the u.s. to pull its military from the country. the u.n. security council plans to hold an urgent meeting on the situation later on today. >>> the tunisian ministry of health says 33 people injured in the bardo attack are out of the hospital. ten are still being treated. thi

. ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ...anytime,. ♪ [ dog growls ] ♪ oh. so you're protesting? ♪ okay. [ male announcer ] introducing xfinity my account. available on any device. >>> want to give you a look at some other stories developing right now. 21 minutes past the hour. >>> four florida police officers out of a job this morning. three were fired. another right haesigned in ft. lauderdale after exchange a series of racially offensive text messages and a video portraying president obama in a derogatory way. >> in these texts it says the men criticized coworkers including african-american and making a comment about their appearance and they worked in a predominantly african-american neighborhood. >>> police have the excruciating task of telling a father away on business that seven of his eight children are dead. three sisters and four brothers died in a fire in their home early saturday morning. the children ranged in age from 5 to 16. their mother and 14-year-old daughter survived after jumping from a window to escape the flames

. >>> if you were in norwood bark may have noticed an increase in park patrol. rangers are left the line between use and abuse of the park. >> reporter: parkgoers are feeling the effects of the city's step-up patrols at dolores park. neighbors have been complaining about the trash and bad behavior for weeks. >> we really want to try a strong public education effort to be more conscious of how they're agenting in the park. we need to understand that we have a speedometer to a take care of the park. >> reporter: the city says their gardeners spend half of their hours picking up trash rather that work plants. people that live nearby say they have another problem. >> there were 3 separate people who urinate op our street. >> reporter: but not everyone is onboard with the big changes. some think it's overquill. >>> investigators say a boston police officer was shot in the face simply for doing his job. that officer is in a medically- induced coma. the man police say ishot the officer is dead. >> we have a police officer shot? >> yes we do, yes we do. >> reporter: the

our dog in havana continues to bark. we'll see if he continues to bark.etend something happens. still no word from the dog. maybe the dog is upset. possibly the dog is asleep. although that would be unusual for a dog to go to sleep that quickly after barking that much. the dog is back now. the dog is barking again. i think we've proven here is i could feel six hours a night on cnn. >> that is conen took the show to cuba. 26 minutes before the top of the hour. epa is hoping for a budget of 8.6 mi$8.6 million for climate . you would think they could answer questions about climate change. >> we had more or less hurricanes in the last decade. >> i can't answer that it's a complicated issue. >> we've had a dramatic decrease in number. it is increasing less or more than that? >> i cannot answer that question specifically. >> mr. chairman, i would say this is a stunning development. >> what are your tax dollars going toward? with us is stuart varney with some insight. >> what a golden opportunity jenna mccarthy just missed. you're asking for money. they're askin

(narrator) only three or four codices survived-- manuscripts made from the bark of fig trees. cracking the maya code has been a long and painstaking process. scholars gradually have identified sentence structures and realized that the mayan language was far more sophisticated than any other mesoamerican language. it's a complex system based on more than 500 hieroglyphs. it has sentences. it has verbs. it has adjectives. just like any other language. and deciphering the individual sounds eventually has allowed us to read whole texts. (narrator) those texts have revealed the political history of palenque and the identity of the maya king buried in the temple of inscriptions. it was pakal who took the throne at the age of 12 and ruled for 70 years until his death in 683. palenque's greatest king pakal founded a dynasty that would rule the kingdom until it fell apart in the ninth century. sculpted portraits show him as both a young man and in old age. previous portraits of maya rulers conveyed power rather than individuality. under pakal portraiture became more naturalistic. pakal

. ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ...anytime,e. ♪ [ dog growls ] ♪ oh. so you're protesting? ♪ okay. [ male announcer ] introducing xfinity my account. available on any device. nuclear talks about iran are hitting a critical point now. the u.s. and other world powers are trying to get a framework agreement in place by tuesday's deadline. >> sources are telling us that iran is budging. israeli's prime minister is slamming the talks. benjamin netanyahu says a nuclear deal with iran fulfills israeli's deepest fears. report in the next hour. >>> air canada flight skidded off the luverts runway when it n halifa halifax. 23 people were sent to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> a car collided with a los angeles commuter train near the university of southern california. firefighters say at least 21 people were injured after the driver turned in front of the train, derailing two of the cars. one person in the car was critically injured. >>> reports months before thursday's east village blast that leveled three buildings that utility w

and then bark softly. and it scares me -- if it was real cops it would fulfill a fantasy for me. >> i don't mind a patdown -- everyone wants to avoid that machine, i love that machine, where they put your arms up -- >> i constantly go through that machine -- >> when everybody said i don't want to go in that, that is invasive. i think the machines are quite pleasant -- >> you can tell them that you're pregnant, and they won't put you through it. >> andy, this was leaked on line, you probably want to find out who just so you can make out with him. >> yes. >> no look there is a point here, it is really easy to take one of these or even several of these and say oh, that is stupid, i don't that and i'm not a terrorist. the way they do that is assign a point value and if you have enough of them to pit a point value then they figure you warrant a closer look. the question is looking like you just shaved which is one of the questions on the list, the question is that in conjunction with a whole bunch of other fact

the dog barked. the woman didn't return. so the cops, still not getting it, went in.o late. >> she was attacked and she was killed right then and there while the officer was on her front porch. >> reporter: just extraordinary. >> yes. >> reporter: the victim's name was lynn schockner. she was 50 years old. when they found her lying quite dead just outside her own back door, they could clearly see the bright red gash across her throat. how was it possible? the policemen were just outside her front door and more cops were in alert mode out in the alley, but the only apparent witness to the silent murder of lynn schockner was lynn's little dog, zoe. horrified officers found her lying by lynn's side, her white coat spattered red. back at police headquarters, long beach cops, like undercover man kris nelson, heard the chatter. >> we were sitting in the office. and we used to have a police radio on in the office listening to what's going on in the street. >> reporter: this was bad. >> we were right down the hall from homicide. and you know, knew right away that this turned

. >> i heard barking and missing. >> reporter: where he says he helplessly watch two pit bulls attack a defenseless cat. >> they were wild. they had their mouth open and they were clawing and biting like crazy. >> reporter: these two pit bulls got loose and went on the attack through downtown friday morning. >> this is a very dangerous situation. >> reporter: the pit bulls attacked one man, sending him to the hospital, then bit another man before mauling and killing the cat. you'll hear the single shot and the injured dog whimpering, but we've decided not to show the graphic video. the dogs took off running again. animal control caught up with them minutes later before anyone else was hurt. >> there's a lot going through the officer's mind before he takes that shot. >> reporter: the officer who fired the shot later came back to take john's statement. >> he said he has a daughter and a family to take care of and that's what came into his mind when he saw the pit bull coming at him, that he has to protect himself. >>> some wild video out of canada as a guy on a motorcycle drives through

it is very, very distressing. >> doctor talk about the bark beetles. cold temperatures in the winter that would kill them and the trees are so dry, they're crying into the air help help i need water. and the beetles are breeding and feeding like we've never seen. let me give you an example. in 2013 when we surveyed there was 325,000 dead acres of trees. in 2014 up to 835,000 dead acres of trees. this is symptomatic of the west down 45 million acres of dead trees. that's about 15 billion dead mature trees at the top of mountains. and there's another 15 billion dead trees in canada. 30 billion mature trees. it is a wake up call man, it is warming. and you know what it is time to future proof america. we are leaking 21 trillion gallons of water in our water systems. that means we can roll up our sleeve and those are real jobs. by the way, the solar industry is now up to 164,000 jobs across america. it is growing year over year ten times faster than the economy on a whole. this is opportunity, jose. >> it is opportunity and there's a crisis a very real cri

. ♪ ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ♪ ...anytime♪ ♪ [ dog growls ] ♪ ♪ oh. so you're protesting? ♪ ♪ okay. [ male announcer ] introducing xfinity my account. available on any device. . >>> a few threat tonight it comes from isis from a previously unknown drupe calling itself the islamic state hacking division. the argument about 100 members of the u.s. military and isis hit list. the hackers posted over the weekend. details now from our justice correspondent pamela brown. >> reporter: among the personal information posted on the hit list picture, home addresses and phone numbers of commanders captains and major generals. in total, about 100 members of the u.s. military. many of those singled out are pilots including this man seen holding his baby we are bluring his face to protect his identity. it was posted by a group calling itself the islamic hacking community. they are calling on sympathizers to kill service members in their own land behead them in their own homes, stab them to death as they walk tear streets thinking they are s

neighbors called 911 after their dogs had been barking. now there was no sign of forced entry and no obvious sign of foul play. but the coroner ruled it a homicide saying the 56-year-old man died of blunt force tram. police arrested a 22-year-old man from san jose yesterday. he was actually already in jail for another crime. and gabriela bernice was arrested a week after the killing. the victim will be missed. >> offered to help me work on my yard and we would also, you know, talk over the fence so to speak just a really nice guy, university of santa clara graduate. >> and so it was tips from the community that led to the first arrest. they are hoping anybody who saw anything, who knows anything, they want gilroy police to give them a calm. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> we have a live look at the bay bridge. >> we're going to talk to roberta with weather. >> i had to run across the studio and call up a couple of computers. we have no airport delays this morning at mineta. lots of clear skies and chilly temperatures inland

. ♪ ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ♪ ...anytimegrowls ] ♪ ♪ oh. so you're protesting? ♪ ♪ okay. [ male announcer ] introducing xfinity my account. available on any device. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." despite the e-mail scandal, hillary clinton is still dominating the field. new polling shows clinton with a commanding lead over potential democratic rivals. clinton leads all republican hopefuls by double digits. rand paul is the closest opponent. the kentucky senator already has some stiff competition. a new republican challenger might throw his hat into the ring. >> you going to run in 2016? >> i'm looking at it very seriously. >> donald trump forming an exploratory committee. >> to be a winner you have to think like a winner. >> if i run, i think i'll win. >> i would totally succeed in creating jobs. i know what needs to be done to make america great again. >> you know many people who are skeptical. >> a lot of people think i'm doing this for fun. >> they say you do this every so often to help yourself help your business. >>

. ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ...anytime,ere. ♪ [ dog growls ] ♪ oh. so you're protesting? ♪ okay. [ male announcer ] introducing xfinity my account. available on any device. >>> for nine years, the unabomber had evaded capture, outwitting law enforcement by using low tech methods and staying off the grid. but after he was spotted in the salt lake city parking lot in 1987, he seemed to vanish. >> it's been a year since the unabomber left his angry mark of death. >> after he committed that bombing and that composite was circulated in 1987, he dropped out of sight for six years. >> he could have been incarcerated. he could have had health issues. but you also have to realize it was the first time ever since 1978 he had ever been seen placing a device. so it could have been because he was fearful that he would be caught. >> the unabomber from 1987 to 1993 did nothing. people thought he was dead. but what he was doing, he was really learning how to build better bombs. >> wasn't until june of 1993 that the unabomber surfaced again

razor barked and barked drawing the attention of a passerby who call 911. jazzy was pulled to safety. tom chavez is proud of his dogs. >> pretty neat. couldn't have had the story end any better. >> everybody -- if everybody gives a little, it's going to make this world a better place. >> by the way jazzy wasn't seriously hurt and is doing well. >> all right, razor and jazzy. >>> more than a month after publisher pulled the plug a new savior has put a timeline on relaunching the "skymall" in-flight magazine. >> former "shank tank" contestant scott jordan hopes to bring back the quirky catalog in june. this time it will include items that travelers may want to buy. >> kind of takes some of the fun out of it. >> it does. >> don't you need the toothbrush that talks to you secret that "skymall" is known for selling some of the strangest products out there like mail-order cat toilets. yes. that's maybe why they went out of business. but jordan wants to relaunch "skymall" as a magazine that sells travel products and travel experiences that will be available to sho

. ♪ ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ♪ ...anytimeo you're protesting? ♪ ♪ okay. [ male announcer ] introducing xfinity my account. available on any device.>> larry: welcome back to the show. joining us tonight is comedian -- winston. comedian and author of i'm not a terrorist but i play one on tv. and the new dvd, another senseless killing is out, comedian nick. [applause] so we're talking about words. here's the thing that gets me. i don't know why people can't make the distinction between something that's obviously an insult and just a word we don't like so it's not an insult. taken out of contest. they banned foul language and the n word which is hilarious to me but they singled that out. so you actually get a penalty. so the black guys go i got you, that's bad, right. but if you go up to a brother and you say we got to get in there. it didn't make sense, are we being babies about this. >> are you saying that about a white guy after tackling a black guy. never happen. >> larry: so why -- >> we take that stuff off the field. >> the

. >> you can barbecue and if you have a regular propane bark could barbecue. >> thank you for joining us. and thanks for this terrific space that you have in this exhibition space and thanks for helping san francisco stay safe. (clapping.) the airport it where i know to mind visions of traffic romance and excitement and gourmet can you limousine we're at san francisco inspirational airport to discover the award-winning concession that conspiracies us around the world. sfo serves are more 40 million travelers a year and a lot of the them are hungry there's many restaurant and nearly all are restaurant and cafe that's right even the airport is a diane designation. so tell me a little bit the food program at sfo and what makes this so special >> well, we have a we have food and beverage program at sfo we trivia important the sustainable organic produce and our objective to be a nonterminal and bring in the best food of san francisco for our passengers. >> i like this it's is (inaudible) i thank my parents for bringing me here. >> this the definitely better than the la airport one thousan

. >> you can barbecue and if you have a regular propane bark could barbecue. >> thank you for joining us. and thanks for this terrific space that you have in this exhibition space and thanks for helping san francisco stay safe. >> bonnie banks. bonnie banks. my definition of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not be too hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking your up while you are eating breakfast with many interesting visuals once in a while. improvisation. listening or not to the person you're playing up against or people or machines. trying to get as many different people in as possible. different genres experimental noise electronics, dissonance some drums.a tiny bit of ambient -- the first noise pancake shows, 1999 the first waffle noise, 2001. god-waffle noise noise pancake came out of cubist art, place on mission street, brutallo where the church -- opened up his house and saturday morning cartoons. a big space. you

he has offended, romanians albanians, germans, barks bbc. why has he continued? he hosts one of the top shows with 350 million viewers and jeremy clarkson has a mega following. within 24 hours of the news of the incident, hundreds of thousands of fans had signed an online petition demanding his reinstatement. the bbc only say that clarkson has been suspended pending an investigation during a fraca with a producer. that means this, the show's most recent episode could turn out to be it's last. >> now returning to america's got talent, not for singing but for science. the science search in washington, a highly coveted award with many of its winners going on to become winnow bell prizeswin nobel prizes. >> the judges pick just 40 students for the final round. jesse's project to find out what triggers the cold weather phenomenon called polar vortex. >> the more you learn, the more connected everything is, it seems i've always been drawn to topics like this. >> another focusing on the maneuver called the flick. >> i wanted to take a scientific approach and see if they

. >> this little fella is barking mad about it.fed up too. >> we're done done with the winter. it's march, it should be over. >> until it's over we'll have to rise above it all. in montgomery county derrick ward news4. >>> this storm should come to an en between 7:00 and 10 p.m. this evening, but it still will have an impact on monday morning commute. i think delays will be very likely especially those for you outside of the beltway. tomorrow the weather has a moderate impact. you're dealing with icy spots, early in the day, especially on the less traveled roadways bridges, overpasses sidewalks. then as we get into the afternoon hours, at least we'll have sunshine it's breezy cold and we're dealing with a windchill temperature tomorrow especially around the midday and afternoon hours. here are the weather headlines, icy spots early. everybody is above freezing by 9:00 10:00 a.m. after that temperatures will feel like they're in the 20s and 30s throughout the day. our arch high is not in the low 50s. here are future temperatures rig

. >> i heard barking and hissing. >> reporter: he helplessly watched two pit bulls viciously attack a defenseless cat. >> they were wild. they were like hyenas. they were just biting like crazy. >> reporter: police say the two pit bulls got loose and went on the attack through downtown friday morning. >> this is a very dangerous situation. >> they attacked one man sending them to the hospital. then biting another man and then mauling and killing the cat. one officer opened fire. you will hear the single shot and the injured dog wimperring. we decided not to show the graphic video. animal control and police caught one the animals minutes later before anyone else was hurt. >> there are a lot of things going through the officer's mind before he does take that shot. >> reporter: it was a split second decision. the officer who opened fire came back to take john's statement and he opened up about why he pulled the trigger telling john he believed the dogs were about to attack him. >> he said he has a daughter and a family to take care of. and that is what came into his mind when he saw the

. ♪ ♪ ...manage your appointments... [ dog barks ] ...and check your connection status... ♪ ♪ ...anytimeowls ] ♪ ♪ oh. so you're protesting? ♪ ♪ okay. [ male announcer ] introducing xfinity my account. available on any device. >> larry: welcome back. okay. now we're going to play a game we're calling spurs up. we have an offensive word that might describe one of our nicely shows beanies and you have to guess what offensive word that is. all right. sounds like a lot of fun. nick you're going to enjoy this. not yet. you get to ask the other panelists yes or no questions to figure it out. each of you only gets 45 seconds. if you guess it you keep the nice beanie. you go first. be careful, close your eyes. that is your offensive term. you have to guess it. >> it has to do with -- all right, can i say it on tv without getting bleapped. >>bleapped -- bleeped. >> yes. >> okay am i bitch. >> am i a whore. >> possibly a whore. >> does it have something to do with sex. >> no. >> something to do that i'm old? >> yes. >> no. [laughter] >> okay. am i does it have to do with my sexuality. >> no. >> i'

you don't even hear a dog bark around here and maybe that is also a problem. nobody will be scared away if there is not even a dog barking but again, this was the topic of the town watch meeting, that the city council o'neill office held here and they said if you are a honda owner be on the a lookout because air bags are stolen. we had that incident a couple weekend ago. so be on the a alert. now they are on high alert for sure and what can do you? you have to sleep at night. what do you do to guard against this? you need town watch just like they did when those idiots were out there stabbing tires. this one has some kind of an economic rally with you and makes some sense as opposed to somebody slashing tires because they get some thrill out of that. these things need a thousand dollars to be replaced. that is the cost of an air bag a at a honda dealership. what police tell us is some unscrupulous repair garages will buy them from the thieves for as little as a hundred bucks and bill the insurance company for the the full thousand dollars and do the repair wor

san franciscan this will greatly impact our members we have 90 degree parking on the 900 block of barking so garages for people that live in the building permanently but 21 beds for people that are members who come from different parts of california for their meetings that support some of the organizations like the children's foundation and so when they come to meet they come for a couple of days we currently park 3 cars from the driveway and residential parking we won't be able to park in our own driveways so i hope we can exclude that block but both the p extension and the q about effect us we're right at fulton and a baker. >> i'm opposed to this project reefrp was undergoing flawed very flawed as you heard the two meetings held before this omittancely the people were if opposition they were opposed to this it is shocking i shouldn't be surprising sprield but am the entire impact of the community the western edition the life the church and the african-american church community was totally ignored and shocking i need to do something about that (clapping.) i'm wondering because i have a

maybe the project sponsor attorney has the further information my understanding we left it with the barking fact at project met the secretary of interior and the additional review was not required. >> it didn't have to meet the secretary of interior standards; right? >> that's the question no one knows that maybe or may not be a resource. >> well so if you apply the secretary of interior standards then if it was a resource that will be okay. and so it is a more kind of city council migrant review if you meet the secretary of interior standards it would be proufbl so we come in with the b builds if you treat it like a resource you don't have to come an additional environmental review but if i don't comply with the secretary of interior standards you need to do an additional environmental review. >> the fact was potentially on the front so if the construction were 3ushd out further that's correct. >> the concern how the bullet was from the street yes. >> the 3 year rule for this you did not consider what the permit holder called phase one to be the start find that would have kept the variants

the team wants to move up in the quarter bark and select marcus mariotta. he said he would never mortgage the team's future to get a higher draft pick. but if he were 10th -- >> reporter: maybe. >> if they lose 16 games they get a high draft pick. >> reporter: not this year, right. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're looking at dry conditions. as we take a look outside we've got clear skies overhead. you'll get plenty of sunshine today. you can seem the camera jiggling a bit we're looking at winds building today. it's a bit breezy as as we step outside. the current windy is dropping out of the of the north/northwest at 17 miles per hour. the cloud cover has vacated the stage and now we have pleasant of sunshine coming-- plenty of sunshine coming up later on. generally speaking it looks bright. 41 degrees by 8:00. 46 degrees by 11:00. 51 by 2:00. the high today will be 52 around 3:00 p.m. sun and cool today. high temperatures north to south, 46 in allentown. 49 in toms river. 52 in wilmington, millville and atlantic city and 50 on the peninsula in cape ma

hard to be quiet. [ barking ] >> reporter: when there is no room. >> yep. we run on full here. a lot of times we have to put more than one dog in the kennels. we have a litter of puppies down here at the end. they are all together. >> shelter space is swallowed up by puppy litter dumps. owners who can't keep their dogs. and worse this picture. showing a tiny dog left in an over night drop box meant for dead animals. >> that is our dead animal box. it is road kill. >> reporter: she says pitbull mix dogs make up half the population of this full shelter. >> why they are coming in is a mystery. >> reporter: she arrived today. >> it is heart breaking every time. heart breaking every time. >> so many pitbulls the shelter is holding a special this sunday. knocking fees to $50 with free training sessions. not all of them will be claimed or adopted. >> we try. it is -- a number's game. we try to find as many homes as possible. >> reporter: they are considering closing the over night drop area. too many sick dogs being dropped off and they removed the door from the dead animal drop box t

this is going to suck her right into the bag but it doesn't because she goes back for more. [ dog barkingf dad's not happy, let's pick on him and antagonize him. this is from the angry dad youtube channel. that's the angry dad right there. this took place in melbourne, australia. dad's having trouble with the sprinkler system. >> turn it on. >> he's really irritated and involved in the project. >> here he goes. he's starting to get really angry. >> what the [ bleep ]? >> they come in one by one and just start messing with him. >> turn it off! >> no. this is not what i'm talking about. >> turn it oss >> they make him even more mad. >> you're ticking me off. >> dad looks like he's going to go on the attack. but he catches himself. >> is that working? >> no, honey. >> come in with a bucket. >> now? >> sprinklers are turned on. >> i will sprinkle you in a minute. >> then they just start getting a weird sense of humor because one of them dresses up as darth vader. [ laughter ] >> wow! >> he's like tell him you're his father. >> i'm your father. >> there's full-on wrestling. >> [ bleep ]. >> th

. >>> welcome bark. our guest again, dr. kevin maxwell, ceo of prince george's county schools.ed about your roles, teachers' roles, the students' role. parental engagement do you see it improving and how do you get parts more involved? >> i do see it improving. there are a couple things quickly. we reorganized the school district a little last year to focus on that work and created a new department for community engagement and outreach and took somebody from our comer office and put her in charge of it and we'll expand that department going forward. we had about 30 or 31 community outreach folks, parent advocates essentially in our title i schools and we expanded it to 30 schools and by another 20 next year. their role is to reach out to parents affiliated with that particular school as opposed to that department which is a countywide program. we are having more interaction, particularly on the school level which is what we really want. we want parents to be engaged in their child's life and in their school. >> we mentioned earlier in a segment about 65% are from low income hou