and first, a beagle has learned how to play soccer.nd the secret service reportedly giving president obama's daughter driving lessons. "topical storm" is next excellent looking below the surface, researching a hunch... and making a decision you are type e*. time for a change of menu. research and invest from any website. with e*trade's browser trading. e*trade. opportunity is everywhere. people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. kennedy: put on your harness and grab your bungee cord. this is the "topical storm." the next world cup, i haven't even started drinking yet and i am drunk on joy. soccer players are playing hard. one rising star goalie is gaining a lot of attention. ♪ ♪ >> that's right, it's a beagle that p

we try to promote the beagles a lot. they worked at the port of entry. they secure the border between the ports of entry. we have area and marine interdiction agencies supporting border patrol and state and local law enforcement. we also have thousands of non-uniformed individuals who manage trade issues, cyber security, and other important facets of the mission. i am a good fed so i will give you more statistics. in a typical day, we process one million people at 328 entries. we screen seven a thousand containers. -- 70,000 containers. we seize more than -- in unreported currency and discover 425 tests and intercept prohibited plant and animal materials. we seize counterfeit products. we apprehend inadmissible people at the port of entry. we identify 548 individuals with suspected national security concerns. we intercept fraudulent documents. we fly 213 enforcement missions. we seize more than five tons of drugs. 15 pounds of heroin to. -- of heroin. 9000 pounds of marijuana. toss in the unexpected. the surge of unaccompanied minors. the surge in ebola

jay beagle looks like you put in the rebound, but it hits the crossbar instead. no goal. caps lose 3-1. then as time expires, pushing and shoving. here comes the fireworks kellye. cannot wait for game seven. >> there were flashes of it tonight. we have to tighten up defensively. we had our chances. we will have to make sure that we learn. robert: nats in miami, strasburg looking for his second win. he looked good early on. hechavaria, he has no shot of hitting this curveball. don't you love how they freeze like that? bottom of the fourth, the marlins get on the board. giancarlo stanton, down the left-field line. martinp prado scores, 1-0 marlins. in the dugout, stras has some words for the pitching coach. after the game come he said it was a little frustration, leave it at that. nats get shut out, 8-0. o's-red sox, extra innings. david lough smacks one. walkoff come a solo shot. that is all she wrote. o's win 5-4 in 10 innings. the wiz have a comfortable 3-0 lead over the raptors. it is the first time a bullets /wizards team has ever opened a series 3-0. otto porter has b

jay beagle look like he put in the rebound, but it hit the crossbar, no goal. the caps would lose game six 3-1. hoops, the wizards have a commanding 3-0 lead over the raptors, the first time a bullet/wizards team has ever started a series 3-0. otto porter gave the wizards a comfortable lead in the last five minutes with huge threes, and he has been producing this entire series. in the second game, he finished with 15 points, nine boards. last night we caught up with otoo and asked, what is going on. ottwhat's been going on with you lately, are you eating your wheaties? otto: it's playoff basketball. i'm just trying to help the team. coach: when he goes out and applies himself on both ends of the floor and plays aggressive good things happen. he solid. -- he's solid. robert: nats in miami, strasburg looking for his second win. this game still in progress. strasburg looking good early. hechevaria has no chance with this curveball, frozen. bottom of the fourth, the marlins get on the board. stanton with a shot down the line, martin prado scores, 1-0 marlins. right

. >> the rescue dog, a beagle her name is cookie.ng to us from a family that didn't take care of her and kept her outside. here she comes. my daughter is coming in. hi. >> hi. >> hi. >> oh. >> wait, wait, wait, look. >> i love the look on her face. open mouth. >> looky! come here. >> look kisses all over too. >> sweet dog. >> this is your new puppy. >> oh my gosh. thank you! >> she likes you. >> she's all yours. >> i don't know what to say. >> are you happy? >> yes. >> the dog is sweet and it kisses her for most of the video. >> got to get in good with the kids. >> they know. >> dogs know. >> secure your spot in the house. >> that's the best surprise ever! >> awesome. ♪ >> this awesome black and white video is a campaign video for the 16th annual newport beach film festival. it's a very artistic look called no new art. it follows an eccentric rifle-toting new age punk and her butler. they're shooting but not shooting clay pigeons. watch what happens when she starts firing that shotgun. >> cool. >> suddenly you get explosions of color

three players, eric fehr, tom wilson, jay beagle, all returned to practice this week. wilson wouldn't give any specifics on his return. >> every day is how i wake up in the morning and people. so tomorrow could be a good day. it could be a great day. it could be, you never know, a bad day. we'll see. you'll see me in the lineup when you do. >> feel real good, ready to go, had a good practice, excited, kind of a quicker practice than the last cup and get the body going ready to go for tomorrow. >> the caps started a new tradition this year giving out the honest abe award to the player who shows the most effort into the victory. the players sported honest abe's t-shirts today saying together with a silhouette of lincoln's hat and beard and it's something that's kind of become a rally cry. >> in washington d.c. with all the great lift and abraham lincoln was a differentmaker in our time. so we sort of used that sort of metaphor to say hey, he's going to be a differencemaker for us each night. >>> here's your daily reminder to vote in our high school game of the week poll.

they think she is part pug, beagle. some kind of mix. even though she had a grump yy face she can smile. >> happy as a clam. >>> hey, everybody, it's just about time for us to give away another ipad mini. get this it's also bonus give away day. that means two winners. one will get an ipad mini and the other a flat screen tv. >> you have to have the buzz word be a legal u.s. resident and be at least 18 years of age. >> buzz word is coming up. >>> a fighter jet versus a portia 911. >> totally the fighter jet. >> don't jump to conclusions so fast. this comparison test isn't about speed. it's about dopamine. you get the same brain thrill from a portia 911 as you would in a fighter jet. >> i'm quite excitinge ingd but i'm getting a little nervous. >> hook him up to an eeg machine to monitor his brain activity. they haveare monitoring all the brain activity. >> it has to be the jet. right here you're very excited and there's also the adrenaline the added adrenaline that you could potentially die. you know your plane falls. >> no question here

it's called my regal beagle. about this brilliant dog, possibly the cutest dog on the internet right now, we have alex hote and sid via skype right this minute from austin texas. >> whoo! >> how did you train sid to do this? >> you know it's kind of funny. i always grew up with him not eating my food. i always made it a point. when i would catch him when i was young trying to snatch my food i would go back in and get it. so even when we're not shooting a little video, he'll pick it up, walk around wagging his tail until he gets permission or i tell him to drop it. >> 41,000 followers on instagram. what's that feel like to have your dog be so famous? >> he has had a pretty good instagram following but in the last week it's blown up. people really go nuts over dog with his food apparently. >> does sid get to eat all the food in the picturors does he get a treat after the picture? >> he does get a treat and as bad as this sounds i actually eat the food. i don't like to let things go to waste. >> it's been through qu

this is a lucite paperweight that someone sent to the johnsons that represent their beagles. everyone in the johnson family had the initials of lbj from lady bird, to the president, to the two daughters, to the beagles. most of the objects that were sent by ordinary americans are sent because the gift or has some kind of appreciation, respect, admiration for the president. this was sent after the president signed the medicare medicaid act. we also have over 2000 head of state gifts. head of state gifts are gifts that are presented to and from heads of state of sovereign nations as gifts to the people of that nation. so unlike the bulk of the collection our property of the johnsons before they were given to the library, the head of state gifts remain property of united's government. the head of state gifts that we have for the ones that were given during the johnson administration. they range from sir morning also -- ceremonial swords given by morocco and saudi arabia. to dynasty febrile sculptures, to art from all over the world. this is an image of the gift exchange between

tilley, beagle mix went missing 2013 from lexington kentucky. last week someone spotted tilley, pick her up, animal service check her chip. how much, the family had moved to utah. after a long drive the two were united. you can see it was an emotional reunion the tal waking, everyone so happy to see tilley there. just little more information on tilley. she was a gift after her father returned from military duty in afghanistan. so finally back with her family limit oh, and if only we could hear that, how sweet. >> happy ending indeed. royal baby due any minute, any day, and the british public is wearing in on their pick for the name of will and kate's next bundle of joy. new pole conducted by the sunday times has found many brits think the baby should be named after princess diana if it is a girlment diana had 12% of the vote. alice and charlotte were also popular picks with 9% each. now, if the next royal baby is a boy james was the popular choice with 13% of the vote. followed by alexander with 8%, and richard and lewis or louie, both with seve

. >> we rescued our beagle from the spca from north philadelphia.:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> "nbc 10 news" starts now. >>> we are starting the week with some wet and windy weather after a beautiful spring weekend. get ready for a rainy ride to work this morning. this is the system that's moving through. we are tracking heavier rain and even a chance for a thunderstorm later on today. >>> and it's almost tebow time. the birds will welcome a new quarterback to the nest today. you can count on your official eagles station for all of the action of course. good morning, welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm rosemary connors. did you see that coming? >> no, i did not see it coming. >> did anybody see it coming? >> just chip kelly apparently. >>> let's get a check of the forecast and meteorologist bill henley. >> i saw this coming. >> of course. >> the rain was in the forecast for days and it was right on schedule. rain is falling in philadelphia and the wind is really picking up too. that's a live view looking across the delaware fro

your phone is in your pocket beagle time. -- your phone is in your pocket the whole time. people who are real members of the community. we found a fisherman who has been fishing there for the last 40 years. you can see beyond the tourist facade. cory: are you just in san francisco right now? andrew: we did one in austin for sxsw. >> is it just for tourist? andrew: they are all different. there is one we did recently, it is all about trash. it takes you down to the city's goal to be landfill free by the end of the decade. it is an amazing experience. you learn a lot. i think it is an example of types of ways we're pushing the medium. >> how big is the market? andrew: i have never thought about things that way. someone asked about how big the market was for groupon at the beginning, i don't think they would predict we would have a $5 billion company today. i just think is this something that people want? is this something i want? this is an idea i had when i would travel. before groupon i felt like there has to be a better way than being in a tour group with a bunch of peopl

. -- beagle -- der spiegel saying they may delay that payment of 450 million euros. greece tried to pour cold water saying it wasn't accurate and in some cases what had been the previous position and they insist they will make their payment. in some ways, i'm interested in what marcus has to say in athens. francine: thank you so much. speaking of marcus, let's go straight to him. marcus, what is being said on the ground, will they make this payment to the imf? marcus: the government is adamant that the april 9 payment will be made. what is interested -- interesting, this is a government that struggles to speak with one voice. it has been the case since day one. it is another incident where much time is spent in the government spokesperson is fighting or pulling back on statements others have made. this is something that creditors from the outside looking at greece would be on that. only not the payment so much per se but the fact that we are still getting all of these contradictions. francine: sometimes it is difficult when you're looking from the outside to understa

>> a beagle. >> a beagle. we have gotten so many dog pictures.000 to 2015 you know, this dog was there when our children were born when they went to college and then died, made mio emotional. showing it later i have heard from my producer. you have been wonderful in responding to national pet day. >> we say it's national pet day, almost feels funny to call them a pet because they are a member of your family. >> headlines to tell you about now. somber ceremony fort hood. honored with purple hearts. bitter sweet as some of those will not get combat benefits. helped save numerous lives that day and says it's a disgrace. >> we are dealing with a government that frankly has no class. a government that had class would ultimately just do the right thing. they would realize hey we are in unchartered territory and you know what? we need to pour on these benefits these men and women need to be taken care of. >> following the ceremony, senator ted cruz said he received personal assurances from the secretary of the army that the combat benefits issue will be

former nypd detective david beagle and david clark join us tonight. we begin with the new demands from iran. the obama and nation going to great lengths to try to solve the deal that is still not a deal. the white house tweeted this image, explaining how they think that this could keep iran from building or acquiring a nuclear weapon. it's a not so subtle swipe at netanyahu. he had a 2012 speech in which he warned about iran's nuclear ambitions. leland vittert has our report. >> even before iranian leaders sit back down at the negotiating table, sparring over sanctions linked to any future nuclear deal it is intensifying. during this speech marking national nuclear technology day iran's president said that it will not sign a deal unless all economic sanctions are lifted on day one. >> we want to take our rights and we want win-win talks. >> it was just a week ago that all sides walked away with an agreement that the obama administration says blocks every pathway for iran to get a nuclear bomb. u.s. negotiators say that they must prove they are complyi

those beagles a lot. and they work at our ports of entry. and then between the ports of entry we have the united states border patrol and chief mike fisher is here with me today. they secure our border between ethos forts of entry. -- ports of entry. we also have air and marine interdiction agents who patrol the skies and the seas. and we also have thousands of nonuniformed individuals professionals who manage trade issues, international affairs, cybersecurity and other important facets of our complex mission. well, i'd be -- i'm a good fed, so i'm going to give you a few more statistics to add onto that. just in a typical day we process a million people at 328 land, air and seaports of entry. we screen 70,000 truck, rail and sea cargo containers. we process $4.4 billion in exports and $6.8 billion in imports. we seize more than $650,000 in unreported or illicit currency, we discover 425 pests and intercept 4400 prohibited plant and animal materials that could hurt these crops. we seize $3.4 million in co

they're the ones with the little beagles that are really cute and we try to really promote those beagleslot. and they work at our parts of entry. between the ports of entry we have the united states border patrol and chief mike fisher is here with me today. they secure our border between those ports of entry. we also have air and marine interdiction agency patrol the skies and the seas, supporting the border patrol, as well as supporting state and local law enforcement. and we also have thousands of nonuniformed individuals, professionals, who manage trade issues, international affairs cybersecurity, and other important facets of our complex mission. while i'd be -- i'm a good fed so rhyme going to give you a few more statistics to add onto that. just in a typical day we process a billion people at 32 land, air and sea ports of entry. we screen 70,000 truck rail and sea cargo containers. we process 4.4 billion dollars in exports and $6.8 billion in imports. we seize more than 650,000 dollars in unreported or illicit currency. we discover 425 pests and intercept 4400 prohibited plant and

they're the ones with the little beagles that are really cute and we try to really promote those beagles a lot. and they work at our ports of entry. between the ports of entry we have the united states border patrol and chief mike fisher is here with me today. they secure our border between those ports of entry. we also have air and marine interdiction agency patrol the skies and the seas, supporting the border patrol, as well as supporting state and local law enforcement. and we also have thousands of nonuniformed individuals, professionals, who manage trade issues, international affairs, cybersecurity, and other important facets of our complex mission. while i'd be -- i'm a good fed so i'm going to give you a few more statistics to add on to that. just in a typical day, we process a million people at 32 lapd, air, and seaports of entry. we screen 70,000 truck rail and sea cargo containers. we process 4.4 billion dollars in exports, and $6.8 billion in imports. we seize more than 650,000 dollars in unreported or illicit currency. we discover 425 pests and intercept 4400 prohibited plant

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>> i can't tell which one is more chill, jesse or the beagle. >> they're always so well behaved, these >> yes. >> that's coming up later. >>> we begin with the florida combat veteran charged with killing two neighbors. william woodward says he's protected by the stand your ground law. prosecutors are calling it murder. gio benitez is here with the story. >> reporter: he shot the men 31 times, saying he and his family felt their lives were threatened. by nasty neighbors. this morning, the prosecutors allege the killings were cold and calculated. a judge deciding if this is a stand your ground case. what started as a seemingly harmless argument between two neighbors about mail quickly escalated. into a deadly neighborhood feud. leaving two dead. and this man, 49-year-old desert storm vet william woodward accused of killing them and shooting one other. at a neighborhood labor day party. this video shows him leaving his home. heading to his neighbor's and then -- [ gunfire ] the only survivor taking the stand. in the pretrial hearing. >> that's when i seen billy pointing the gun at me. >>

the way they are trying to do it and they are trying to use technical errors and tight popes and beagle justify it. we have gone in and filed suit and this is the first step of many. stuart: that is no problem. the first step of many because the greenys thrive in court and their agenda is no fossil fuel, certainly no coal. they will fight you to attend nail for years and years and years. you know what is coming. >> interestingly the obama administration asked for $52 million in legal fees to defend the suit. their legal fears are fundamentally flawed. what they have done is taken something that everyone agreed was a legal error clerical error and now trying to breathe new life into it. and say this creates a conflict in the clean air act and the entire national economy with bold new proposals. this is something that ultimately will fail, and recognize there are procedural issues setting aside a proposed rule before it is finalized. and in west virginia across the country and power plants already beginning to look at moving away from coal which is problematic. stuart: hundreds of jobs we

they are the ones with the little the goals that are really cute and we try to promote those beagles lot. and to work they work and our ports of entry and then between the ports of entry we have the united states border patrol and chief mike future is with me today. a secure our border between the ports of entry. we also have air and marine interdiction agents to patrol the skies and the seas, supporting the border patrol as well as supporting state and local law enforcement. we also have thousands of nonuniformed individuals professionals and managed trade issues, international affairs cybersecurity and other important facets of our complex mission. i am a good thread on tv a few more statistics to add on to that. just in a typical day we process 1 million people at 328 land air and sea port entries. .. that's a typical day, but then you have to toss of the unexpected. last year's surge in the unaccompanied minors and then the outbreak of a bola that required screening at five major airports. if i could summarize my 1st year he would come down to 3 t's travel, trade, transparency. t

. >>> there's a picture to corey flynn, check out that beagle. >> take a look at this, this photo wasby maria, you can seal the cat sitting at the table with a nice little plate of food. >> everybody gets to feed at the table. >>> a new look to market street in san francisco. we'll talk about the unusual artwork. it's on display and you can decide whether or not it should stay there for good. >> new concerns about an east bay creek contaminated with concrete. why they think it was much worse than they originally thought. . >>> you could start your mornings live, it's partly to mostly cloudy skies, it's getting to 70 degrees this afternoon. >> the governor of illinois has signed a disaster declaration that will allow the state to receive federal support after tornadoes hit several counties, storms hit right through the area thursday night. yesterday they gathered to collect food water and clotheing to help those that lost everything. several people were injured during those storms and two will in their late 6s were killed. >> the damage is significant. houses that are affected, they're