the ring was sent to the town of beaver dam wisconsin to this walmart store.irl named cori bought the ring for a boy named ryan. but it wasn't love always, and the ring was soon gathering dust in the cab of ryan's red pickup truck. but then the strangest thing happened. the truck was reported stolen from here on ryan's farm just a few days before the murders of wayne and sharmon stock in far off nebraska. >> really nothing more than a standard missing vehicle. >> reporter: jim roarer was then a detective back in dodge county, wisconsin. when the call came in, it suggested some local joy ride, they'd find it nearby. instead, what a surprise. >> our dispatch had received confirmation from a parish down in louisiana that they had the stolen truck. >> reporter: stolen in wisconsin and abandoned way down in louisiana. that's a long way to go. what did you think? >> a couple kids on a joy ride. somebody taking it that needed to get back down south for whatever reason. >> reporter: it wasn't long before they fingered the suspected thieves. there were two of them. the

. >> beaver, eat your brussels sprouts. >> i can't.ach's filled up to my throat. >> no excuses. >> "leave it to beaver" was something that a lot of families understood. it's the first show that was ever shot from the perspective of a child. >> beaver. >> most people have had a lot of the experiences that the beaver or wally has had and everyone in their life has an eddie haskell. >> wally, some dumb kid fell in the soup. good evening, mr. cleaver. some poor unfortunate child is trapped up there. >> everyone has that moment when they were so embarrassed and they thought they'd never get over it, but they did. >> tonight's special report from the scene of the 1961 emmys. >> whether it's a situation comedy or western or drama, i think it's the quality of the show itself that's important. >> the "andy griffith show," mayberry, it's just a kinder, gentler place. it would be hard not to want to be in mayberry. >> hello. >> the core of the "andy griffith show" was this rock at the center of it. calm wisdom. >> i have taken the best parts of m

. >> nice beaver. >> thank you.. >> let me help you with that. >> there are certain kinds of jokes that the sexual content is in the eye of the beholder. we're just talking about this stuffed beaver up there. we don't mean anything sexual, you know. so, that's -- that's your fault if you -- if you think that. >> they proved time and again, it's somehow not as funny to have some kind of goofy guy being goofy, but it works when you have serious people doing outrageous things. >> if we had anything to do with all the great satires that came after us, i'm thrilled if we encouraged people. >> that smells like pure gasoline. >> they've done studies, you know. 60% of the time it works. every time. >> that doesn't make sense. >> maybe people said, oh, gee, i could do that. that doesn't look that difficult. >>h, bave. yeah. yeah, baby! ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there. so, i talked to my doctor and learn

beaver, chicken, quayle eggs, and assortment of desserts, other popular items on the menu chicken pot pie and macaroni and cheese with black truffle. i can go for mac and cheese right now, whom i wood's biggest stars gather, construction crews in l.a. busy building the first museum , set to open next year. >> cruz martinez a look at the project 90 years in the making >> a new star is on the rise. at six stories high this three had you thousand square foot production is the future home of the academy museum of motion pictures or says after decades of failed attemptments to build a film museum in los angeles, the ever finally gained traction after finding the perfect spot, once well known department store to the stars. >> the billing it sever has history and created during the height of motion pictures back in the 1930's. >> inside they'll get up close look at film artifact from the collection including some 50,000 movie posters, oscar awarded to shirley temple and pair every judy garland's ruby slippers from the wizards of oz. but the crown jewel is this 1,000 if seat theater house in

hundreds of thousands of you know the good kind of drug dealing that's the whole system leave it to beaver suburbia kind of drug dealing he also doesn't mean big banks like to h.s.b.c. they got caught laundering hundreds of millions for drug cartels and a legit terrorists you see in the final stages of a truly corrupt empire the most immoral actions of the wealthy are at best given a slap on the wrist and it worst what war did look the millions of homes stolen by the big banks through foreclosure and this didn't end by the way and the after the twenty two thousand crisis in two thousand and sixteen david day and wrote about foreclosure victims who exposed the mass production of false mortgage documents in courthouses and county records offices across the country number six they have not only gained control of the over the criminal justice system they've also taken over the regulators it's called regulatory capture where politicians are bribed with campaign donations to fill the regulatory bodies with corporate stooges this is this is happened at the e.p.a. vs c c d f c c the f.d.a. the foo

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that kills hundreds of thousands you know the good kind of drug dealing that's the whole leave it to beaver suburbia kind of drug dealing he also doesn't mean big banks like to h.s.b.c. that got caught laundering hundreds of millions for drug cartels and a legit terrorists this is in the final stages of a truly corrupt empire the most immoral act. sins of the wealthy are at best given a slap on the wrist and it worst one boarded like the millions of homes stolen by the big banks through foreclosure and this didn't end by the way and the after the twenty two thousand crisis in two thousand and sixteen david day and wrote about foreclosure victims who exposed the mass production of false mortgage documents in courthouses and county records offices across the country number six they have not only gained control of the over the criminal justice system they've also taken over the regulators it's called regulatory capture where politicians are bribed with campaign donations to fill the regulatory bodies with corporate stooges this is this is happened at the e.p.a.'s c.c. the f.c.c. the f.d.a. the

having been a beaver, hejoined the 10th harpenden swift pack in 2015. i quite enjoyed cooking.the scouts insisted he didn‘t take part in certain activities like athletics, that he was accompanied on others and that he couldn‘t travel on the scout bus. there was this complete, in my view, overreaction that made them decide that going forward, pretty much every event had to be supervised on a one—to—one basis. i felt that wasn't inclusive. it would single ben out. i felt he would feel different. i felt he didn't need it. he didn't have this level of supervision at school. relations broke down and ben left the scouts. the gleesons sued the 10th harpenden for failing to make reasonable adjustments for ben as required by the equality act, and for breach of privacy in data protection as a result of e—mails and a briefing to parents which they claimed identified ben and them. the claims were contested, but the gleesons received £42,000 in a settlement. the scouts place a high value on inclusion. i‘m bear grylls, chief scout. and improving the lives of people disabled by society is one

family,mike beaver, not but he was like a son to ronald reagan. they were very powerful in the reagan white house. james baker was politically savvy enough to realize that he needed to form an alliance with them. when the hard right ideologues came after baker, who was considered the pragmatist, he prevailed because he had those alliances with nancy and others. it requires a deft political touch, which i don't think john kelly has. in fact, i don't there's anybody in the west link at this point -- west wing at this point with any real political savvy. host: virginia, democrat. caller: thanks for taking my call. i have a couple of comments and a quick question. jack earlier said that the white house needs to be run like a business. mr. whipple you said earlier that general kelly was wishy-washy on issues. down on said he doubles all of trump's partisan instincts. i never said he was wishy-washy. caller: i believe you characterized him as saying one thing and then another thing and then contradicting himself. guest: i don't think donald trump knows

>> beaver creek, colorado, boo-yah. >> i love that great shoutout fabulous >> jim, they've calculated fair price for goldman sachs it is $250 per share it has tickled its resistance. yesterday i heard pundits calling for $300 a share for goldman because of the ceo change here someone else might say they know nothing when you are convicted on the price of a stock and you feel like there's a premium written into its current price, what would be the best strategy, and could you look at a chart of goldman sachs? sf >> who does best in all the world? goldman sachs. and i'm going to take that baby all the way up to the height, i'd say mid-3 hundreds i don't think it's, it's way too cheap. it's a whole different market. the landscape is a tough one, but not an impossible one. we are in this together, and weigh awe are going to get through this new-found thickets >> say good-bye to barbies and action figures at toys "r" us. and with news that broadcom's deal is coming to an end do not miss my exclusive with hp oh, man, you got to stick with cramer >>> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow

you mess with the beaver, you get the at the same time we are done being nice. we are truly sorry about that. so hear me now, you put a tariff on our steel and aluminum, temporary or otherwise, we'll cut off your supply of smoking hot ryans! that's some prime canadian bang. see, we can play hard puck, too. without our important ryan man meat, your romantic comedies will be forced to star kevin james. i know that's harsh, but, hey, you brought it on yourself. just take a look at your future unless trump reverses course. >> i got a burp-fart coming. t's like a dream. ( noises ) >> announcer: it's "the late show." tonight, stephen welcomes mindy kaling, chris hayes and comedianucomedianambria allen. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: whoo! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) a little tension! please sit down! you're very kind, everybody! thank you so much! folks, welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ( cheers and appl

and did the all the home stuff, the stuff that you see in leave it to beaver. >> reporter: you will see when gary talks about his dad how close they were. and it wasn't just because archie introduced him to surfing. >> i always looked up to my dad. my dad was a really soft spoken, easy going yet affable guy. >> reporter: here they were to the outside world an old-fashion family. inside, secretly, something seething. it was almost christmas 1985. 5:30 a.m. archie started work early. so did gary, who was just 20 years ol.d then >>e had me into my rooand he said, gary, i'm going to be leaving now. so make sure you get up. i said, okay, no problem. thanks, dad, love you. see you. >> reporter: gary showered, dressed, headed outside into a cold, dark morning. it was then he saw something odd lying on the pavement. >> as i got closer and closer, i started saying that looks like my dad. and when i finally got up and then realized it was my dad, i had that moment of just -- disbelief. >> reporter: archie was health, just 58. didn't make sense seeing him like this on the driveway. >> i went, dad?

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the cardinals broke loose, scoring 28 points compared to the beavers 12, giving them the 61-36 lead.ls shot 48% from the field to win 76-43, returning to the final four for the first time since 2013. meanwhile, mississippi state would go on to beat ucla 89-73. the bulldogs shot 53% from the field and 62% from the free-throw line to help return to the final four for the second straight year. congratulations now to them. now they have to wait and see who they're joined by. uconn will face south carolina while notre dame takes on oregon the in games tonight. can't wait to watch those, ayman. >> it will be an exciting weekend. it was incredible to watch the kansas/duke game because of how many -- unreal. >> and how many changes just in the last couple of minutes of play came down to the wire. >> yeah, it really did. and kansas had a marv plus performance and that three by newman at the end was unreal. >>> still ahead, has president trump's led team turned into a one-man operation? plus, more on what adult film star stormy danielels has to say about her alleged intimate relationship with

so forget e leave it to beaver. we also spend less of our paycheck on necessities in 1920s people had to fork over more than 60% of their paycheck to food loathing and shelter. today it is less than a thrd. does this make a difference for our happiness the answer is yes it does in a majority of countries countries with longitude data tracks happiness over time there's been an increase. united states by the way is an exception. united states happiness was pretty much stagnated over hasn't gotten worse. and more generally, if we stem back and we look at the effects of equipment development on happiness and full range of the scale from poor countries to rich countries, then we see that there's a very strong but a relationship between gdp per capita and happiness both across countries and within countries. so as the world gets richer its people on average get happier. well, has this all happen haded at the expense of the environment? initially it is surely did but in a development few appreciate the environment is rebou

the three day passes also known as eager beaver tickets, go on sale.ission is $325 and vip passes will go for about $750. the weekend music, art, and comedy festival kicks off at golden gate park august 10. >>> the ncaa is joining lawsuits by states around the country after the controversial new census question. we will have that after the break. >>> we're marching 50 miles, can you hear us? ha, ha, we're dreaming, we're -- if you don't listen, paul, your rating will surely fall. >> a group of wisconsin students took their gun violence protests on the road about 50 students completing their 50-mile more march today. it began sunday in madison, wisconsin, and ended in janesville, the hometown of house speaker paul ryan. the four-day journey inspired by the 54-mile march led by martin luther king, jr. during the civil rights era. along the way, students slept in predetermined locations. the students say they wanted to be the last generation to worry about mass shootings. >> i marched this week because gun violence is an issue that affects every, single a

. >> i live in the middle of the block on beaver street, and i can hear the refrigeration at the store on noe street. i mean, it's -- >> yeah. >> you can hear it. it becomes -- these neighborhood people are kind of picky. >> the one that -- yeah. i think moving the refrigeration all the way to the roof top roof is fine. you know, the interest is the same. there's rooms right on the back of the hotel right there, too. >> right. right. >> they're the closest to that equipment, and nobody wants to disrupt them. it's -- they're closer, so i think the way it would be done is anything air-related would be on the kitchen roof, and anything else is all the way up. >> okay. >> which is condensers and this and that. >> so move to approve with the hours proposed by the developer for the roof deck at 10:00, and also with the condition that the air equipment is in the kitchen and everything else is on top of the roof. >> okay. i call it air handling. >> air handling. >> air what? >> air handling. >> handling. >> and you want to work with staff to minimize. >> work with staff to minimize the project

another, scouts discriminate against autism, we had the same for disabled grandchild with the beaversng — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. here's some sport now withjess. good morning. lots happening in cricket at the moment but we will start with england on their captain gebrhiwet has questioned his team's consistency overseas, after slumping toa consistency overseas, after slumping to a defeat in the first test match against new zealand. it was all is going to be difficult for england after being bowled out forjust 58 in theirfirst innings after being bowled out forjust 58 in their first innings and on the final day new zealand needed just seven wickets, with england needing to bat all day to force a draw. ben stokes was patient, hitting 66 but he went just stokes was patient, hitting 66 but he wentjust before the dinner break. and when chris woakes followed for 52, those hopes of seeing out the final session really did fade. james anderson was the last man to go, as new zealand won by an innings and 49 runs. 0ne last m

the yarra river is just around the corner, and there are more than a few eager beavers itching to jump is not about to miss out on the fun. homer, you like to swim. it is definitely controlled chaos around here, but these guys couldn't be happier. of course, the other title melbourne claims is the fashion capital, so it makes sense that their dogs are on-trend, too, and in the middle of the chapel street precinct, you'll find a boutique just for them. you've never seen a place like this before. you ready the sign? yeah, okay, let's go. the real motive for our visit is to capture the perfect pic of homer. now we just need to find the right look. trust me, homer, you look great. you really do. it's very nautical. i think we're ready. [dog toy squeaking] woman: homer, stay, stay, stay, stay, stay. [squeaking continues] [camera shutter clicking] dr. chris: you know what, homer, sometimes just you without an outfit is enough. so, what you might realize is that homer is nine, but just a few months ago was surrendered by his long-term owner. he's been without a home, and essentially, without

i want to give a special shout out to beaver local high school in ohio who voluntarily gave up their lunch break to be able to watch this. so a special thank you to you. so we're going to jump right in to the program today. what are we going to be going over? well, we'll give you a short introduction to the first amendment, and then i'm going to turn it over and we'll talk about what are some limits to the first amendment and we'll look into a very famous court case with the firsthand perspective on it on what it means to students. then we're going to wrap it up and turn it over to you to ask us questions about the first amendment and how it works for you and in schools and things you might want to be -- know about. so how many of you feel like you can name all five freedoms of the first amendment off the top of your head? raise your hand if you think you can do all five off the top of your head. all right. we've got some confident souls. don't worry, i'm not going to give you a pop quiz on it, i promise, but let's look at it. so first amendment of the u.s. constitution gives everyon

representatives of beaver answered questions from police on how they should handle collisions involving>> we want to be proactive. proactive with the industry and our public safety departments to make sure we are looking out for the public safety first.>> it will be up to the state to regulate self driving cars. meetings such as the one in san francisco give companies an idea of the concern residents have. >>> breaking news from the justice department. a big announcement that involves a hacking's game from a ron. welcome back. it's been a gorgeous way to start the day. 7:34 on a friday. >> let's talk more about the weather. steve is right over here. >>> it is called out there, guys. a little bit of rain to the north. our good friends cooper checking in from kirkwood, 16 inches of snow. 192 inches at heavenly. we were absolutely critical and dismal as we started the month. central sierra, the tahoe area, 61%. the equivalent is now 17 inches of liquid. 43% to the north and 50% to the south. there are those who say that is not a miracle but considering what we've had, it's not 1991 which w

hang out with some farmers from time to time and one of the funny things i've heard is that darn beavers can irritate better than i can. d we need to have access to telehealth treatment so for client shows up it may be located. if we can't do that we have higher death rate than we already do. we 600 laster and the state of utah. we need to be able to have qualified and certified license. so you're dealing with doctors on the road. we taker two days away from the office to possibly see one patient. they typically are six and disorganized and impaired them difficult time keeping appointments c that would take the ability away for her to see some are between 40 and 60 patients in my own office. it would cost as close to $2,000 with her time and travel time and overnight stay to be able to see that one patient. you mentioned it's important for the community to allow that mental health treatment as well. not just a substance use disorder. why is that. same thing in rural utah. right now we had been doing telehealth through project echo with the university of utah. it's pretty easy for a child

. >> the book has dessert sauces, chicken, pork, beaver, has dips for tortilla sauce, but today chickeneast. >> so take this same chicken breast on all five things here. >> you got it. >> and put different sauces on it. >> just want to get eating. >> yes, he does. >> hold on second. start with the first one. >> is romesco, non-cook sauce using roasted red peppers and almond, do it in the food blender or processor, tastes cents amazing on grilled food, grilled shrimp and romesco delivers, easy way to guts up boring chicken breast. >> he's waiting for it. wait for it. how does it taste, mike? >> fantastic. >> i've never had that before. the almonds. >> almond, roasted red peppers, little vinegar, little garlic, but again, it is a no cook sauce, you just wiz it up in the ben franklinner. >> i love. >> pesto, big fan of pesto. >> looks like a pesto, called it is french perciad sauce. >> so fancy pesto. >> fancy pants pesto. it has some capers, some cornish -- now when i make this i actually just eat it from the bowl because it is one of my all time favorites t makes cardboard taste goody pu

talks to center on the owner of jim beaver -- the owner of jim beam bourbon.. hnad: china's struggling group selling its 25% stake to help pay down some of its debt. helton agreed to remove a lockup. at the close, the stock had risen pretty strongly. the group has cut its stake in deutsche bank, and some of its properties in london, sydney and hong kong. one of the world's largest assets has been told to fix its own -- its money laundering program. failed toid icbc comply with the secrecy act and maintain adequate compliance. given 60 days to provide written plans for improving. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 10:29 in hong kong. china's factory output unexpectedly exhilarated, amid strong global demand. industrial production rose 7.2% in january and february from a year earlier, compared to 6.2% in a survey. retail sales, 9.7% up, missing estimates. president trump has been in california to drum up support for his border wall, persuading congress to find the money. he inspected eights prototypes in the desert south of san diego. it has pushed back from democrat

some farmers from time to time and one of the funny things i've heard one of them say was the darn beavers can irrigate better than i can, but the water has to get to the end of the row. so we need to have access to tele health treatment so that if a client shows up ain blanding and needs opoid addiction treatment, that that can be provided for them through a physician that may be located in proho or salt lake or where a majority of the population of the state live. if we can't do that, we will have a higher delt rate than we already do. we had 600 last year in the state of utah. 187 of those were heroin and all the rest were prescription opiat opiates. so we need qualified professionals to provide services in those small outlying towns across the country, no the just in utah. >> so you're dealing with putting doctors on the road to do in-person exams, is that right? >> yes, i'm sorry, if my addiction ol guest was to drive to branding, it would take her two days away from the office to possibly see one patient. if that patient showed up. people with opiate disorders are typically sick and

you never saw beaver cleaver pointing a gun at somebody in school. kinds of guns in high school. they were stuffily tucked in the back of people's window of a pickup truck. noble ever thought about murdering somebody. ainsley: what changed then? why are kids doing this in school now? >> two things changed. one, we have lost a god consciousness. we have lost a sense of accountability. a sense that there is something that we are going to answer for. ainsley: yeah. >> the other thing we have lost is this notion that there is a fantasy and there is reality. and we have erased those lines and people grow up conditioned to killing through their games and through movies. i'm not saying that's the sole reason. it isn't. but it gives us this mind set and conditioning. and when people aren't mentally stable. they don't know how to separated reality from fantasy. brian: governor, real quick, before we move on to israel and i know there are fewer people better to talk about israeli foreign policy and the threat from lebanon to syria. real quick, on guns, do you

. >> guys, i hope to see everyone tomorrow at beaver creek, ohio.d his mother. we're going on facebook live and watch the after the show show. >> have a great day. >> bill: thank you, guys. good morning everyone. from the white house the trump administration going head-to-head with california's sanctuary state. we're awaiting a major announcement from the attorney general jeff sessions. you'll see that live this morning. they'll sue the state of california because they're making impossible, they argue, for federal immigration official to do their job in the golden state. they call the recent laws unconstitutional saying they harm public safety. we'll have more coming up in a matter of moments here. first though, we are live from the white house on a critical day at another critical time for the trump administration. another big departure inside the west wing as president

having been a beaver, hejoined the 10th harpenden swift pack in december, 2015.. despite discussions with ben's parents, the scouts insisted he didn't take part in certain activities, like athletics, that he was accompanied on others and that he couldn't travel on the scout bus. there was in my view a complete overreaction that made them decide going forward that pretty much every event had to be supervised on a 1-to-1 event had to be supervised on a 1—to—1 basis, which i felt wasn't inclusive with, would single ben out, he would feel different, i felt he didn't need it, he didn't have this at school. they were sued for breach of privacy and data protection as a result of e—mails and a briefing to parents, which they claimed identified benny and bjorn. the claims were contested, but the gleesons received £42,000 ina contested, but the gleesons received £42,000 in a settlement. the scouts place a high value on inclusion. i'm bear grylls, chief scout, and improving the lives of people disabled by society is one of the issues scouts were taking on with 1 million han

family,mike beaver, not but he was like a son to ronald reagan.were very powerful in the reagan white house. james baker was politically savvy enough to realize that he needed to form an alliance with them. when the hard right ideologues came after baker, who was considered the pragmatist, he prevailed because he had those alliances with nancy and others. it requires a deft political touch, which i don't think john kelly has. in fact, i don't there's anybody in the west link at this point -- west wing at this point with any real political savvy. host: virginia, democrat. caller: thanks for taking my call. i have a couple of comments and a quick question. jack earlier said that the white house needs to be run like a business. mr. whipple you said earlier that general kelly was wishy-washy on issues. down on said he doubles all of trump's partisan instincts. i never said he was wishy-washy. caller: i believe you characterized him as saying one thing and then another thing and then contradicting himself. guest: i don't think donald trump knows what h

kills hundreds of thousands of you know the good kind of drug dealing that's a whole leave it to beaver suburbia kind of drug dealing he also doesn't mean big banks like to h.s.b.c. they got caught laundering hundreds of millions for drug cartels and a legit terrorists you see in the final stages of a truly corrupt empire the most immoral actions of the wealthy or at best given a slap on the wrist and it worst what war did let the millions of homes stolen by the big banks through foreclosure and this didn't end by the way and the after the twenty two thousand crisis in two thousand and sixteen david day and wrote about foreclosure victims who exposed the mass production of false mortgage documents in courthouses and county records offices across the country number six. they have not only gained control of the over the criminal justice system they've also taken over the regulators it's called regulatory capture where politicians are bribed with campaign donations to fill the regulatory bodies with corporate stooges this is this is happened at the e.p.a. the s.c. say the f.c.c. the f.d.a.